SPORTING CLUBS-Continued. Kate Wheelock Whist Club-Mrs. H. E. Wal- Woman's Whist Club of Brooklyn-Mrs. E. T. Baker, Pres.; Miss M. H. Campbell, Sec.. 121 E. 30th st., Mhtn. Yacht Racing Assn. of Gravesend Bay-Wm. K. Brown, Chn.; J. R. Brophy, Sec., 8821 Bay 33d st.. Bkin. MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Audubon-153d st. and Hudson River. Org. 1891. Horseshoe Harbor-Larchmont, N. Y. Org. 1889. 250 mem. W. H. Crossman, Com.; Lancaster Morgan, Sec.. Larchmont. Woman's Whist Club-Mrs. G. H. Reed, Pres.. Hudson River-92d st. and Hudson River. Incorp. 1875. 123 mem. J. F. McLaren, Com.; C. H. Fre Wm. The New York State Whist Ass'n was formed in 1897 and played its first match at the Put-in-Bay Congress, winning the trophy from the Atlantic Ass'n and the New England Ass'n. The seventh annual meeting was held in Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 13-14, 1903. Albany Trophy won by J. B. Howe, J. H. Hopkins, E. S. Plumb and W. E. Witherspoon of Genesee Whist Club of Rochester. The Utica trophy for pairs was won by Messrs. Mosher and Bailey of Troy, N. Y. Officers are: Dr. J. M. Ingersoll, Pres., 275 Monroe av.. Rochester, N. Y. W. H. Samson, Sec., Rochester, N. Y. Indian Harbor-Greenwich, Conn. Org. 1889. 300 mem. Frank Tilford, Com. Inwood-Inwood-on-Hudson. Org. 1895. 78 mem. Ed. G. Rowland, Sec.. 198th st. and B'way. Larchmont-Club House, Larchmont. Org. 1880. 789 mem. F. T. Adams, Com.; A. B. Alley, Sec. Metropolitan Yacht Club-519 E. 121st st. Inc. 1903. J. F. Labor, Com.; W. J. Fitzgerald, Sec.. 382 Pleasant av., Mhtn. Morris Y. C.-165th st. and St. Anns av. and Pelham Bay Park. Org. 1899. 75 mem. G. T. Isbell, Com.; Frank Knezek, Jr.. Sec., 1056 Home Knickerbocker Whist Club. N. Y.-Victoria Ho- Whist Club (The)-13 W. 36th st. Org. 1894. 180 mem. H. L Burnett, Pres.; C. A. Henriques, Sec.. 25 W. 49th st., Mhtn. New Rochelle-Harrison Island. New Rochelle. Seawanhaka-Corinthian-See Long Island. Yorkville-Port Morris. Org. 1894. 30 mem. G QUEENS. Bayside Bayside. Org. 1902. 70 mem. G. W Smith, Com.; W. H. Johns. Sec.. 38 Park row. Mhtn. Bay View Yacht Club-Holland Station, Rockaway Beach. Inc. 1902. 40. mem. G. C. Miller, Com. E. R. Karutz, Sec. Bayswater-Jamaica Bay. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Org. 1890. Frank Jenkins. Com.; Otto Ehmann, Sec. Flushing Bay Y. C.-Flushing, N. Y. Org. 1903. J. G. Smelzer, Com.: Fred. R. Lacey, Sec., Flush69 mem. Bergen Beach Y. C.-Bergen Beach. Org. 1991. 90 mem. Geo. E. Fitzmaurice, Com.; C. A. Greg-ing. ory, Sec.. 30 Eldert st., Bkln. Brooklyn Ft. 23d av., Bensonhurst. S. S. Fontaine. Com.; C. H. Kelly, Sec., Box 154, Bkln. Canarsie-Canarsie. T. H. Northridge. Com.: W. W. Tamlyn, Sec., 421 Monroe st. Diamond Point-Canarsie. O. F. Broseck. Com.: E. K. Curtis, Sec.. 27 St. Marks av., Bkin. Excelsior-Bay Ridge Yacht Basin, ft. 58th st., Ekln. Org. 1879. 43 mem. Lewis Lawton, Com.; J. M. Russell, Sec., 390 A 6th av. Marine and Field-See Country Clubs. Old Mill Y. C.-Old Mill, ft. Crescent st., Jamaica Bay. Incorp. 1896. 125 mem. John May, Com.; Edward Ferry, Sec. The Jamaica Bay Yacht Assn.-Org. 1892. Canarsie Y. C.. Jamaica Bay Y. C., Rockaway Beach Y. C.. Bergen Beach Y. C.. Old Mill Y. C. and Bayswater Y. C. B. F. Daly, Ch.; E. V. Pardessus, Sec.. Jamaica Bay Y. C. Royal Arcanum Y. C.-See Country Clubs. Saltwater Y. C.-E. F. Glover, Admiral, 371 Fulton st.. Bkln; Geo. H. Sanford, Treas.. 25 1st pl. Williamsburgh-Seltz's Bkln, City Park, Flushing Bay. L. I. Org. 1871. 170 mem. Wm. E. Long. Com.; Jas. S. Sears, Sec.. 74 Sands st, Bkln. Yacht Racing Assn. of L. I. Sound (24 clubs)T. H. Macdonald, Pres.; Chas. P. Tower, Sec., 21 Park row, Mhtn. G. Indian Creek of Canarsie-Org. 1896. E. Cordean. Com.; P. K. Snowden, Sec.. 126 Warwick st.. Bkln. Jamaica Bay-Holland's Sta., Rockaway. Org. 1892. 200 mem. Jos. F. Sabin. Com.: L. W. O'Connor. Sec., care of Dent Docks, Pier 2, Wallabout Jefferson-Holland's Sta.. Rockaway Beach. Incorp. 1897. 25 mem. J. F. Kelly, Com.; G. H. Pladwell, Sec.. 4 Warren st.. Mhtn. Progressive Boat Club--Holland's Sta.. Rockaway Beach. Apply to John Niklaus, Jr., 225 Humboldt st., Phần. Vigilant Y. C. -Raunt Sta Org. 1897. 36 mem Kill van Kull-Port Richmond, S. L. Org. 1890. 150 mem. John Croak. Com.; A. L. Stevens, Sec.. Port Richmond. Ocean-Ft. Water st.. Stapleton, S. I. Org. 1891. 126 mem. C. E. Schroeder, Com.; John Schron. Sec. Wright st., Stapleton. Staten Island-Stapleton, S. I. Club House at Stapleton: Annex at Highland Beach, Shrewsbury River. Incorp. 1896. 139 mem. C. F. Wigand. Com.: E. S. Seguine, Sec., 36 Van Duzer st.. Tompkinsville. LONG ISLAND Babylon-Babylon. Inc. 1993. J. S. S. Remsen. Com.; Chas. Searle, See.-Treas, Cedar Island-Near Babylon. Pres.; James Briscoe, Sec. SPORTING CLUBS-Continued. Hempstead Bay-Elder Island, Great South Bay. Hempstead Harbor-Glen Cove. Org. 1891. 76 mem. J. S. Appleby, Com.; Ellwood Valentine. Purser, Glen Cove, Huntington-Huntington. Org. 1894. 70 mem. H. H. Gordon, Com.; D. S. Wood, Sec. Org. Seawanhaka-Corinthian-Oyster Bay. Org. 1871. 550 mem. A. C. James, Com.; F. G. Stewart, Sec., 76 William st.. Mhtn. Shelter Island-Chequit Point, Shelter Island Heights. Org. 1886. 99 mem. Jas. Weir, Jr., Com.; Wm. B. Hill, Sec., 68 William st., Mhtn. Shinnecock-Quogue. Org. 1887. 50 mem. C. D. H. Brower, Com.; G. M. Eddy, Sec., 532 5th av., Mhtn. South Bay-Patchogue. Jos. Bailey, Com.; Frank Gutridge. Sec. West Hampton Country Club (Yacht Squadron)- Keystone-Woodmere. Org. 1892. 59 mem. J. J. Crampton, Com.; P. L. Gill, Fleet Capt. Northport-Northport. Org. 1898. 108 mem. J. Point o Woods Y. C.-Point o' Woods. Org. 1899. 50 mem. A. M. Ryon, Com.; J. H. Clark, Sec., 231 Sanford av., Flushing. Quantuck Yacht Club-Quiogue. Org. 1896. 120 mem. James Crowell, Com.; E. S. Spink, Sec.. 202 Putnam av., Bkln. Sag Harbor Y. C.-Sag Harbor. Org. 1897. 35 mem. J. H. Aldrich, Com.; A. T. Brown, Sec. Sea Cliff-Sea Cliff. Org. 1892. 149 mem. T. W. Sheridan, Com.; S. C. Chellborg, Sec., Sea Cliff. Miscellaneous. 126 American Black Minorca Club-Org. 1893. mem. Geo. H. Northrup, Pres., Raceville, N. Y.; W. D. Davis, Sec., North Dana. Mass. American Exhibition Game and Game Bantam Club-Org. 1888. 52 mem. T. A. Havemeyer, Pres.; National Bantam Assn.-Org. 1893. 100 mem. National Wyandotte Club of America-Org. 1899. 150. mem. W. R. Wooden, Pres.. Battle Creek. Mich. C. S. Mattison, Sec., South Shaftsbury, Vt. BROOKLYN. Brooklyn Bowling Green Club (The)-Montauk Club. Org. 1993. 50 mem. D. B. Fleming, Pres.; T. R. Fleming, Sec., 399 4th st. SPORTING RECORDS. World's Amateur Records. Time. Running. Record Holders. .063 W. D. Eaton.. JL. H Cary.. (C. H. Sherrill. 1.31 L. E. Myers.. 880** 1.44 L. E. Myers.. 1000 “ 1320 ** 1.53 C. H. Kilpatrick. Sept 21, 95 2.13 L. E. Myers. 200 Oct. 8, 81 .19 G. Seward Aug. 21, '95 .21 H. Hutchins. May 11, '85 1 mile. 4.15 T. P. Conneff. 6.46 T. P. Conneff. 8.18 W. D. Day 9.17 A. Shrubb.. 14.17 A. Shrubb.. 20.15 W. D. Day. 21.539 S. Thomas. 31.27 E. C. Carter 36.54 E. C Carter Aug. 28, '95 Sept. 2, 95 May 17, 90 Sept. 5, '03 May 23, 03 Nov. 16. '89 Aug. 18, '88 700 800 Oct. 21, 93 880 Nov. 6, 86 1000 1 mile 1320 *Indoor. +Straightaway. .25 H. Hutchins. English Record. .263 J. H. Derbyshire 1.00 J. H. Derbyshire 1.38 J. H. Derbyshire F. C. V. Lane 2.343 3.37 J. H. Derbyshire 5.45 J. A. Jarvis 25.13'J. A. Jarvis*. ... *Made in open water; all others made in baths. METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIPS. The senior and junior championships of the Met- NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. 16-lb. Ham. 165 ft 22 ** 44" 8 46 Discus. 128 vault, Ralph Morris, Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago, 9 ft.; one mile run, J. A. Lightbody, Chicago Univ., 5.52 4-5; discus throw, F. A. Spelk, Chicago Univ., 99 ft. 1 in.; 440 yard run, F. C. Waller, Milwaukee A. C., 1.01 4-5; 220 yard dash, D. Robertson, G. N. Y. I. A. A., 24 4-5; running high jump, O. Keachie, First Reg. A. A., Chicago, 5 April 23-Peter Golden defeated Martin Fahey in 25 mile foot race at Shenandoah, Pa. Golden's time, 3h. 5m. June 6-Milwaukee A. C. won championship of Central Assn. of A. A. U. at Detroit. Score: Milwaukee A. C., 54; Detroit A. C., 52; Chicago Y. M. C. A., 28. June 27-Arthur F. Duffy, the American, won the 100 yard dash, invitation, at Wolverton, England, beating R. W. Wadsley. Time, 10 sec. July 11-Arthur F. Duffy ran 100 yards inside of 9 4-5 sec. at games of Birmingham A. C. of London, England. SPORTING RECORDS-ATHLETICS-Continued. ft. 4 in.; putting 16 pound shot, L. E. J. Feuerbach, N. Y. A. C., 41 ft.; 120 yard hurdle, L. C. Bailey, Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago, 21 3-5 s.; 100 yard dash, P. Molson, Montreal A. A., 11 1-5 s.; running broad jump, E. C. Hart, Milwaukee A. C., 18 ft. 104 in.; 16 pound hammer throw, F. Long, Milwaukee A. C.. 117 ft. 61⁄2 in.; 220 yard hurdle, George Pcage, Milwaukee A. C., 33 s.; 880 yard run, Chas. Bacon, G. N. Y. I. A. A., 2.34 4-5; two mile run, E. McEachron, Milwaukee A. C.. 12.14 4-5; throwing 56 pound weight, R. W. Maxwell, Chicago Univ., 264 in. Senior events-220 yard hurdle, M. Bokman, Milwaukee A. C., 26 s.; running high jump, S. S. Jones, N. Y. A. C., 6 ft.; 880 yard run. H. Valentine, N. Y. A. C., 2.02 4-5; running broad jump, P. Moulson, Montreal A. A., 22 ft. 2 in. two mile run, Alec Grant, New York A. C., 10.39 1-5; 16 pound har mer throw, J. S. Mitchell, N. Y. A. C., 140 ft. 1 in. 220 yard dash, A. Hahn, Milwaukee A. C., 23 1-5 s.; 56 pound weight throw, J. Mitchell, N. Y. A. C., 33 ft. 2 in.; one mile run, Alec Grant, N. Y. A. C., 4.52; 440 yard run, H. R. Hillman, N. Y. A. C., 52 s.; 110 yard dash, A. Hahn, Milwaukee A. C., 10 1-5 s.; pole vault, Charles Dvorack, First Regt. A. A., 11 ft.; 120 yard hurdle, F. W. Schule. Milwaukee A. C., 16 3-5 s.; discus throw, J. H. Maddock, First Regt. A. A., 113 ft. A. A. U. Championships. Feb. 14-Two mile championship of the A, A. U. was decided at the annual indoor games of Boston A. A. Alec Grant, New York A. C., won. Time, 9.55 4-5. March 14-The ten-mile championship of the A. Name. 1....E. H. Clark....... 2....A. B. Gunn.. 3....F. W. C. Foster... 4....J. T. Mahoney. 5....W. H. Green.... 6....J. J. Ryan.. 7....L. Mang. 8.... M. L. Cain.. .N. Y. A. C.. Baltimore A. C.....4,875 .St. Barth. A. C....4,6691⁄4 ...Mohawk A. C......3,686 Boston A. A..... .3,330 CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING. The senior and junior championships of the A. A. U. were held at Travers Island on Nov. 3, under the auspices of the New York A. C. John J. Joyce of the Pastime A. C. won the individual championship, covering the six miles in 32:23 4-5. The New York A. C. team defeated the Pastime A. C. in the senior championship by a score of 29 to 32. The junior championship was won by the Mohawk A. C. with a total of 29 points. Other Athletic Events in 1903. Jan. 15-W. S. Edwards and P. A. Sayles, Knickerbocker A. C.. broke world's record for 60-yard three-legged race at 3th Regt. games. Time, 7 2-3 sec. Feb. 28-Six days go-as-you-please race at Philadelphia won by Patrick Cavanagh. Scores: Cavanaugh, 524 miles; Dineen, 519; Hegelman, 505; Davis, 500; Glick, 490: Herty, 483; Barnes. 489; Shelton, 476. March 22 International cross country champion, ship at Paris, France, won by Schrubb, the English champion. Distance about 12 miles. England won team prize with 32 points. France, second, 49; Belgium, third, 97; Switzerland, fourth, 122. March 28-Twenty-second games of 23d Regt. A. A. Co. H captured point trophy with 64 points. April 3-Ten mile amateur championship of Scotland at Ibrox Park, Glasgow, won by P. J. McCaffery. Time, 57.23. April 11-Ten mile cross country championship of New England won by Bert Sullivan, Cambridge, port G. A., in 59.58. Ten mile open cross country race, under auspices of North Cambridge A. C., won by Bennet Jacobs, North Cambridge A. C. Time, 1h. 1m. 8s. April 20-John C. Lorden. Cambridgeport Gymnasium Assn., won seventh annual Marathon road race, held under auspices of Boston A. A. Distance 25m. Time, 2h. 41 m. 23 3-5s. July 18-Third international athletic contest be tween Scotland and Ireland at Edinburgh, Scotland. Scotland scored her third successive victory. taking seven of eleven events. Aug. 1-Arthur F. Duffey ran 100 yards in 9 4-5 sec. at Ibrox Park, Glasgow, Scotland. This equals the English and beats the Scotch record for the distance. Aug. 27-Len Hurst, professional long distance runner, covered 25 miles in 2h. 33m. 42s. at Preston Park Brighton, London, beating the world's record from 20 up to 25 miles. Annual international match between Scotland and Ireland at Edinburgh, Scotland, won by Scotland with seven events to four for Ireland. Intercollegiate. MOTT HAVEN CHAMPIONSHIPS. The 28th annual intercollegiate championship games were held at Berkeley Oval, Mhtn., May 29 and 30. Yale gained permanent possession of championship trophy by winning the meet for the sixth time, with a total of 41% points. Harvard was a close second with 41 points and Cornell third with 16. Beck of Yale made a new intercollegiate record for the 16-pound shot, with a put of 46 feet, and Schutt of Cornell established a new record for the two mile run, covering the distance in 9 min. 40 sec. Gardner of Syracuse equaled the record of 11 ft. 7 in. in the vault. The records follow: pole 440 yds... 880 yds. 220 yds..... 35 23 Harvard.... 3 7 6 3 5 3 3 1 Total...... 1 3 :::: 251 :3 5 41 16 5. 111/2 3 11 9 8 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 WESTERN CONFERENCE MEET. The 3d annual Western Intercollegiate Conference meet was held at Chicago, May 30. Michigan won for the third time and secured permanent possession of the Spalding trophy. Chicago was second, with 40 points, Wisconsin third, with 10 points. NEW ENGLAND MEET. The annual championship meeting of the New Worcester, Mass., on May 23. England Intercollegiate Athletic Ass'n was held at Amherst won, scor ing 51 points. Other Collegiate Events. Feb. 21-Cornell Univ. defeated 74th Regt. of Buffalo and Syracuse Univ. in triangular athletic meet at Buffalo. Score: Cornell, 34%; 74th Regt.. 10%: Syracuse, 8%. Feb. 28-W. A. Schick, Harvard, broke world's record for 70 yds. at Columbia Univ. games, 220 Regt. Armory, New York. Time, 7 1-5 seconds The point trophy for school boys was won by Lawrenceville with 28 points. Hill School, 2d. 17: Boys' High Sch., 3d, 11. March 7-Annual Georgetown Univ. games at Convention Hall Washington, D. C. Winners and time: 50 yards dash, J. Reilly, Georgetown, 5 4-5 sec.; one m. run. A. C. Bowen, U. of P.. 4.42 4-5; 880 yd, run, A. G. Gill, U. of P., 2.10; 50 yd. hurdle. E. Amsler, U. of P., 6 1-5 sec.; running high jump, J. Green, Baltimore, 5 ft. 111⁄2 in.; 16 pound Dwight School scored 18 and SPORTING RECORDS-ATHLETICS-Continued. shot, R. Sheldon, N. Y. A. C., 44 ft. 9 in.; 440 yd. | scoring 25 points. run, F. V. McNair, Naval Academy, 55 sec.; two DeWitt Clinton H. S., 13. mile relay, Cornell defeated Columbia. March 13-Wisconsin defeated Chicago in dual indoor meet at Madison, Wis., 422 points to 34%. March 28-Annual athletic meet between Cambridge and Oxford at Queen's Club grounds, Kensington, London. Cambridge won, 8 to 2. Second annual indoor dual athletic meet between Michigan and Cornell, won by Michigan, 43% to 29%2. Apr. 18-Open handicap games of Princeton Track Assn: Princeton won point trophy with 47 pointe; Penna., second, 41. April 28-Annual strength test at Harvard, won by F. W. C. Foster with 330,213 foot pounds. April 29-Annual strength test at Columbia Univ., won by Frank S. Shaw with 2.136 points. May 9-Yale defeated Princeton 75 to 29, at Princeton. Glass, Yale, broke collegiate shot record, putting weight 45 ft. 81⁄2 inches. Clapp equaled Yale and Princeton records of 15 4-5 secs, in the 120 hurdle. Pennsylvania defeated Columbia 68 to 49 in dual meet at Philadelphia. Univ. of Chicago defeated Univ. of Illinois 74 to 52 at Chicago. New York University defeated Trinity 85 to 27 at Ohio Field. Rutgers defeated Union, 58 to 38, at New Brunswick, N. J. May 15-Wisconsin defeated Illinois, 62 to 50, at Illinois. March 7-Boys' High School won point trophy at Barnard School games, 8th Regt. armory. Mhtn., with 14 points. Poly Prep, 2d, 13; Berkeley, 3d, 21, March 13-Annual indoor championships of New England Interscholastic Assn. won by Worcester H. S., with 19 points; Worcester Academy, 24, 15: Exeter, 34, 13. March 21-Annual indoor games of Polytechnic Institute, Mason, '05, and Lezatto, '04, tied for first prize, each scoring 16 points. East March 28-Third annual games of Montelair H S., 8th Regt. Armory, Mhtn, Pratt Institute won point trophy with 14 points; Poly Prop and Sachs School tied for second place with 7 points each. May 2-Pratt Inst. won point trophy at Orange H. S. games with 24 points. Horace Mann School captured point trophy at interscholastic games at New York Univ. at Ohio Field with 18 points. May 9 Annual spring championships of New York Interscholastic A. A. at Berkeley Oval; Berkeley School won point prize with 72% points: Dwight School, 24, 54; Cutler, 3d, 34. F. J. Herr won individual championship of Boys' High School with 16 points. Class of '04 won Fraternity Cup with 45 points. May 16-Michigan defeated Chicago, 83% to 422nual interscholastic meet at Yale Field with 431⁄2 at Ann Arbor, Mich. Maddock of Michigan threw the hammer 142 ft. 5 in.. breaking Western intercollegiate record. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania, 66% to 50%, at Ithaca, N. Y. Schutt. Cornell. won two mile run in 9.42 4-5, breaking intercollegiate record by 8 4-5 sec. Columbia defeated Princeton 58% to 45% at New York. De Witt. Princeton. broke collegiate record for the hammer with a throw of 165 ft. 9 in. Syracuse defeated Williams, 75% to 412. at Syracuse, N. Y. Lowe broke Syracuse record in the high jump. clearing 6 ft. 11%1⁄2 in. May 23-Chicago defeated Wisconsin, 72% to 53%, at Madison, Wis. McEachron, Wisconsin, broke two mile Western intercollegiate record. Time, 10.00 4-5. Yale defeated Harvard in eleventh annual dual games at New Haven, 58 to 46. Glass. Yale, broke dual record for the shot with a put of 44 ft. 11 in. Shevlin broke hammer record with a throw of 153 ft. 3 in. Colgate defeated Hamilton. 78 to 48, at Hamilton, N. Y. Cornell defeated Princeton, 67 to 50, at Ithaca, N. Y. June 3-Lehigh defeated Lafayette in dual track meet at South Bethlehem. 71 to 37. May 16-Mercersburg Academy won second anpoints. Boys' H. S. won annual dual meet with Poly Prep at Adelphi Field with 67 to 59 points. Charles E. Tafel won individual championship of Erasmus Hall H. S. with 19 points. Class of '04 defeated '06 by a single point for Fraternity Trophy. Pratt Inst. won point trophy at eleventh annual games of Pingry School, Elizabeth, N. J. in dual meet at Hartford, Conn., 48% to 38/2. May 23-Dwight School defeated Hartford School Mercersburg Academy won Middle States championships at Franklin Field with 4912 points. lastic games of Michigan Univ. at Ann Arbor Lewis School won point trophy at open interschowith 42 points. May 26-Games of Montclair H. S., W. R. A. McDonough of Montclair hurled discus 122 ft. 5 in.. beating previous record by 10 ft. 9 in. May 28-Adelphi defeated Commercial H. S. in dual meet at Adelphi Field, 30 to 8. GYMNASTICS. Jan. 13-Frederick S. Shaw won novice championship of Columbia University, scoring 44 points out of possible 60. Feb. 6-Yale defeated Columbia in the fourth competition, 31 to 23. The record follows: Col. Yale.! Col. Yale. 23 Nov. 25-Intercollegiate Cross country run at Travers Island, N. Y.. won by Cornell with 12 points. The other colleges finished in following order: Harvard, 37; Yale, 46; Princeton, 78; Penn-annual sylvania. 100; Columbia, 112. Individual honors went to W. H. Schutt of Cornell, who covered the 6 miles in 33.15. 1899 The record follows: Cornell 1902 1900 36 1901 31 181903 31 Cornell Interscholastic Athletics. LONG ISLAND I. A. L. MEET. At the 10th annual spring championships of the Long Island Interscholastic Athletic League, held at Garden City, May 23, five records were broken, one equaled and a new one established. Boys' High School won the point trophy with a total of 44% points. The following new records were made: 120-yd. hurdle, 17 sec.; 220-yd. dash, jr.. 23 3-5 sec.; 220-yd. hurdle, 27 2-5 sec.; 440-yd. run, 53 2-5 sec.; 1 mile run, 4m. 52 2-5 sec.: pole vault. 9 ft 9 in. March 20-New York Univ. defeated Rutgers in dual meet at New Brunswick, N. J., 27% to 20%. Intercollegiate Championships. Annual intercollegiate gymnastic championships at New York University, on March 27, Columbia won team championship with 25 points. Yale. 24. 13; New York Univ., 3d, 6. L. De Sola of Yale won individual championship. A. A. U. Championships. Annual gymnastic championships of Amateur Athletic Union at New Polo A. A., on March 28. The winners: Horizontal bars, Anton Johada. Bohemian Gymnastic Association; flying rings, P. F. Kempf, U. of Penn.; club swinging, F. Metz, Newark Turn Verein: parallel bars, E. C. Brendin, Central Turn Verein; side horse, J. Bessinger, jr., New York Turn Verein; tumbling, P. E. B. Stauer, St. George A. C.; all around champion253441% ship won by J Bessinger with 15011⁄2 points. High jump... Broad jump.. 12 lb. shot.... 12 lb. ham'r. Total......... Boys' H. S... 4 5 8 6 6 Erasmus Hall 4 3 St. Paul's S.. Total 39 8 1 2 1 5 5 3 7 311% 3 1 26 2 OTHER GYMNASTIC EVENTS. April 3 C. DeZafra won gymnastic championship of New York University with 112 points. E. S. Peck, 2d. and S. Smith, 3d, April 7-Freshmen gymnasts defeated the Sophomore team at New York University, 29 to 19. April 9-J. C. Smallwood scored greatest number of points and earned title of all around champrizepion of Columbia University for 1903. F. S. Shaw. 2d, and H. Block, 3d. 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 143 Other Scholastic Events. Feb. 21-Horace Mann School won point at Hamilton Institute games, 22d Regt. armory, |