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The sun., 1892-03-18
renn,, Playing in the South.

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS Fla. March 1.-THE semLfnAls in
both singles and doubles finished to-day at the
Magnolia Springs tennis tournament At 10 O'Clock this
morning. +. g. Beach met and defeated II. G. Trevor
In two sets The match between J. W. Nichols and T
H. Cooke excited great interest and WAS the best tennis
OF the day Each man played a cautious game. with
s,reaks OF briliancy that caused applause from the
many spectators While Cooke was especially strong
in the back OF the court he was unable TO sustain tho
swift and accurate voleys Of his opponent. who won
close sets. the best doubles in tennis that
have been during the tournan ent were displayed
the match between the Beach brothers and Trevor
and Kinba and resuited in favor OF the former pair
In the afternoon interesting event was the annual
handicap which last year inaugnrated under the
direction OF r. ID. Sea rs. committee was appoint ed
for hAnticapping the PLAYERS, consist ny or r A. he
logg. A. f. Wight. and r Cook Eighteen men were
entered. but only four matches were finished before
darkness set in The scores:
singles: ssmshn.sIF. @. Besch 5ea: i. G. Trevor.
Doub.es =. L. and r. " Beach beat II. L. Trevor and
D. Kimball S-G. 80. 49,
Consoaiion Singts-w C. Marrow bea: ". V. wyilie.
ID. 6-4; II. 7. Davie beat X. p Rathbone 81. 60
Second round DAVE beat Marrow. Sd. b-%. Final
round: II. 7. Dave beat II. v Jones' sd. 7-5
Consolation Dcnbles-Cooke and Dav!e beat Kinney
and Fay. 81. .-n Kellogg and Wylle beat Marrow
Handicap single.-Preliminary Round: Ridout heat
Janion 62 TO; Wright beat Ely (received 8O>. 81,
63 First Round-U. V. Jones trecelvei I'D. beat y g.
beach. -. %: " Nichols lowe half l5l. beat D. H.
kinney recsN ed half 3oL 6-4. "a
The sun., 1892-03-18
Among the Pigeon Flyers.

PtrrssuRGH. March ia pigeon flying club has been
organized in this city with the idea that there birds
in their sixteen lofts in from the West that
will make Yankee flyers hestir themselves Then
again. another club Will he organized within month
at Homestead. and still another a. Jeannct.e all 20 "
under the American pigeon dying rules This will give
New England the strongest competition has ever had
The new club here Is tho Oakland fiyn Club. Tho
officers President James Stewart: NicePresdent
". Woods: Secretary. John NJ Anderson; Treasurer
Philip Benz: Race Secretary. ". H. lIillebrecht .Ir:
Executive Committee the above named with A. Florent
and j. Clifton The club proposes to engage their old
birds in four Of races with weeks difference
the start of each series. Thus. the fourth lot will ry
from fy mites in their rst trial for the prizes
the day the rst lot will A. from 200 miles And
each Of the ;hree days following there will DO
better and attention from the express and
hh-a;ors than where large numbers sent together
American Pigeon Fving Rules. The will be from
little to th- south OF west
sr from "a. o q OF ms
wAit K.yport " D. to J. II. Roll of Philadelphia Nc.
Grew ha,ched in ss5 ald in the autumn OF the
messengers for press foln the judges boat in the
yacht races and IN b-cember was SHOWN at the Amer.
lean Institute as messenser In the spring OF 1885
from Lancaster Pa. Newport. Ia stnbrnvilie o, and
June 20 from Springfield. o. to2 miles. In The last
Queen, found in the loft at $50 F. time Of
rival unknown. The average speed was over l.l2o
only nine birds have record for 200 miles or over
In the day and Of these only six remain Ned Damon
OF Brooklyn was nrs TO have the honor lie was los,
shot when flying about home AMI Queen. tho only he
to have the record was lately Killed by cat. Tho
DIssn Of M jsn ss S.ns tine qny
new home and tho four Wagner champions being be-
hind bars in the Royal Blue Limo loft in Woodbury. j.
The sun., 1892-03-18
ALL rs PEACE.
Amer = Hot Debate. SpNidinS ana Day
shake E1nuds.

The meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
New York Baseball Club. held in Spaltling q
Broomo street store on Wednesday afternoon.
was livelier than any OF the sessions Of the
"Rooters' Club" Those present at the meet
ing were: Mcssrs. Day. Spalding. Talcott Van
Cott. Robinson. Dillingham;. and Sullivan.
J. W. Spaldng was there for the purpose OF
having clear understanding on certain mat
tors and he stated his case with great clear
moss and force. He claimed that ho had been
wronghlly accused Of causing about all the
trouble that the New Yorks Ind ever known.
and he wanted to lind out how long he was to
ho matlo u scapegoat !or the mistakes OF
others.
Mr.. Day denied that he. had instinated any
OF the charges affecting Mr.. Spnlding. and In
get along peacefully. Finally. Mossrs. Spnld-
ing and bay shook hands. and there was a
general understanding. bv the torms of which
II Is expected to preserve harmony In the
future An arrangement was made whereby
Mr.. Days salary of $1,000 for his services MS
President will continue.
TIE report that Mr.. Spalding offered to re-
sign Is unfounded. The prospects are that
hereafter tho Executive Committee will move
along without friction.
Bassctt arrived in the city yesterday. and
after n short talk with Manager Powers signed
a contract
Walter Burnhnm. representing Providence
and New Haven, is in New York.. Thgre Is
sono prospect that an opening will bs found
i'll tho Eastern League for one Of those cities.
The sun., 1892-03-18
JACK skELIr N1s RoBnEp.
That was the Cry when Referee Adler Gave
the Fight TO Gormnn.

| In marked contrast to tho Cahill-White-
Butler -Callan combinations fake tournament
| at the Metropolitan Opera House. on Tuesday
| night. was the fine display OF boxing prowess
which q most enthusiastic crowd OF nearly
| 5000 spectators witnessed last night at that
famous fighting ground. the Clcrmont Avenue
Rink in Brooklyn. The management was OK
ceptionally good. and the Athletic Committee
OF tho National Athletic Club. which held the
affair. added fresh glory to the famous organi-
zatons chaplet OF successes. These are the
gentlemen who shouldered tho work: Henry
Hamilton Ray. Chairman: Thomas J. Sheri-
dan. Curl Foelers. Werner II. De Ghnee. and
Harry ]. Platte.
Fred Burns was tho announcer: referee.
Jack Adler; timekeepers. Bob Stoll. New York
A. C., md Sam Soc. Acorn A. A.: judges. Fred
Taral. the jockey. and Joseph Ward. National
The show was probably the last amateur
affair to be given by the club. as Chairman Hay
sn Gs un the dpsSss for % ho sSe Il ht Sstweeu
Mullins and Mulroy and q splendid battle was
in progress when Mulioy lost his head. and 4,
his man when the fight was stopped. and
~Rsa hsys SaS Soans Barrett
the result q an enconnter at an exlrniton nnd
800 sav.. :. Se.,oo s'eNso' AS "''>' -'
Then came the greatly anticipated fight be.
tween SpntZ and sullivan. II was good con-
test. but sullivan clearly outpointed his man.
VIZ Ths NstSua pf Tns ao AMUSED ANUS,
the crowd With really clever bout. Louis be-
hs next pair entsFe9 ter tho 5ssss 5ns Jack
to bet. feri Won't act in enythins, that's not On
the level" IL was y long time be fore the affair
was settled. and the hug crowd grew imra.
tient. 1t was the heaviest betting fight seen
dreis. DR. With IL Gowaa % the isvorte. Finally it
locked liko iizzle. hut Eownns Judge;
William Wynn, withdrew. and the men entered
the ring. each receiving n tremendous ovn-
tion., After long wrangle the men shook
Wynn. who was to have Judged for German.
created a disturbance by cheering Gorlnnn.
showing that he was what was claimed. "a
First Round.-Gorman did all tho leading In
this round. Skelly stopping him very cleverly.
Just before time WAS called Gorman got in n
straight hand lab on Skelys nose. Germans
Second Round-This round was all in Cor
mnus favor he hitting Skcliy very often.
Third Round.This round was Skelly's from
start to finish. as he punished German very
hard. having him com pletoly groGgy and on
the rores when time was called, ltMI; rM; long
hs "ses 'dais w T n" r
with i'ofsree Adler, who declared Gormanl
yelled yell G'Ht, the crowd S WHEN When "a the Verdict Verdict
was announced. and that was the general
opinion among the prom incnt sports present
1t was at the best very close decision and an
extra round was the worst that ought TO have
throughout. ensily ontpointing Il man who
weighed pounds more than he did.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Western L-nsue Getting Iato shape.

Cn,cAGo. March 1.-The lobby OF tho Auditorium
Hotel has been crowded ali day with baseball players
and rnagnstca Jim Hart and j. Palmer O'Neill were
there. Hart as proxy for John Brush and ONeill
merely us loo%cr Every city In the new Western
League was represented. There were: schmelZe.
Evans. and Pickering Of Columbus; krAuthoH and
Martin Kansas city, Rowe and Stout Omaha; Hnche,
Minneapolis; Thompson. ST. Paul: McGuire Milwaukee:
Gu,,nc and Mccormick. Toledo. and Hart. Indian
hruHs,
Tho tronbls over the st. Paul franchise finally
setttei iy awarding II to A. NJ Thompson Baron
IIssche secured Minneapolis.
Tile schedule AS adopted. opens the season on Arrtl
1H and closes sept ~ The rrst series has sixtysx
columbus. Milwaukee IN Indianapolis st Pau IN
NlnAha. Minneapolis in Kansas city. Each club plays
Twelve Satnriays and twelve sundays at home and
abroad. The Fourth nt July and Labor Day games
r,a Ieh ~ the west aud Decoration nav in th- East
Tom Magic. Fred Ely. and Wtiain Met Ctclan signed
contracts this mnrninv
The teams were niberea from 10 eight and then
drawn out at tat by Delegate Siandt Of Columbus.
who bin folded. Every body appears to he salts
f-,i with his luck. IL is likely that some changes
will be made in the way OF trade.
The list of umpres Will not he appointed for several
days but NcQuail snyder and Jones Ill probably be
three Of tie four ~ be selected.
iusA Niuni II the Rockford club madr adeniand for
the services Of breckenridge whom h. claimed to have
signed Feb l. hut as the ohio llinn~ League
not under ect;on OF the national as'e at that
time, no attention " as paid TO the matter.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Shooting Gossip,

bsssE Fa1r Monasy at r"sfs eses IN
IeibinaSr H. schoetIer j. LINK, Nsjer Gusn,Ger. r.
short !. knnzweer. C. uetz!e. c. v. Aorney. and r.
Wofer The best score takes the pool
There slim attendance Of members at the egu-
lar monthly lvebrd shoot Of the Essex Gun club OF
Newark yesterday afternoon at Marion. Each man
nS. at The hen n' & Sass s r
nail o. Hayes. 9: A. b. Hedden. y: Hope. .: TerriiI. a
ana Puritan Rife Cinb Of Newark. held on Wednesday
evening at the formers ranges metropolitan Hall.
Sy pal 4 s
ims ~. Coos a23: Chayant, 2io: Kaiser o27: kob..
sSss ksrp a !Ss 1
2Sa: ii.ib 25p: Weller l5a; Woods a2a: Carpenter,
a36: CLARK. III: Doherty. 20. fotai. 2.alY.
Al the weekly indoor shoot Of the Huntington ANA.
defeated William simpson steam by seven points. The
rearka. A. William 5. funneii, 10: James NJ Brush
81. Total! 23s Smpson,s tesmaDons!nss conkl.n
liam simpson. 40: Roger Jones' 80: George NJ Teston.
3S. Total. :4d.
The Miller Rihe Club Of IIoboken had a walsover for
ship OF New jersey. The shooting uone Wednes-
day evening u, the ranges OF the Essex Amateurs
esw nrnr sarss AZ * feet The seoqeS o" M
s5s-TiaaSf w Miller. a!o yossi. 2ss: sehlieht
&.'s M sussn as 2tia I g 2s' Newman
match has been arranged between c. F. Morris
Pen Gn sSs the "a Of @ cone f.a
Rod and inn Club The conditions are: Zach man to
.G an A. Sirs: Gt @ n.
marx nd Norr.; from !hs soyara aIS The nIss
Wrst End grounds, coney Island II the matches 70:
selected by toss OF COIN tns loser to pay al! ex
The sun., 1892-03-18
Odds aad Ends OF Sports.

Otto Hustle of the BloominRdA.e Turn vsren would
like TO wrestle Ed Harris OF the st. George Athletic
Club Max Fry for S25 per side; weight l:5 pounds
"Pudney" Wager claims that he heat any man
or his weisht-23O pounds-in Brooklyn At the follow
ing games Handbal, running 100 yards swimming
Boney odel to pick majority of these events and
will wager that he can beat him.
Two very promising young oarsmen Of South Brook
lyn hsvs doubled up with the Intention q meeting all
comers this season. They are William King anu TIM
Lyons. and will probably represent the Naruna Boa
Club The men have rowod together frequently and
old experts claim that they should develop into win
ming pAiT.
on Monday, March %. the Fordbsm Athletic Club
viii hold stag st their club house Websrr avenue,
the kinRsbridge road. The following wellE
boxers Will take part: Charles kamner, Pred Til.
Nstrana. Barney Mullins Samuel Kelly j. D. Ni!len.
J. J. Van lIouteh, John McMahon. Danny Mcveigh,
Harry hendAl the sylvan A. Z. nidgeis. and many
Others.
Owing to the slowness with which the bonds OF the
organization have been subscribed for, ruinors have
been current for some time that the Acorn Athletic As
sociAton liable 10 disbAnd. yesterday, however.
President Cunning succeeded 10 Carrying the matter
securing of the Prospect Heights GvmpAsium for the
Acorn s new club house Next Monday night the hoard
OF Governors OF the Association win meet a. the
quarters
r. o. Haubold. Now York 4. C.; A. C. Cunnin ham.
Pittsburgh; e. u, Bo,hner, Pastime A. G: j. AIlans.
fencers' Club. and W. Gerard. Jr. New York A. q,
Club Wednesday night In ordsI to qualify for the
nnAls was necessary TO srore ID out OF possible ID
points only three men REACHED the goal. as folows;
c. and the nnals on Saturday Right al the Bssksisy
I0csuMs
The sun., 1892-03-18
Arrnnstns for . Zig shoot.

4 meeting OF the delegates from tho different clubs
comprising tho Dexter Park Trap Shooting League was
he'd at Louis Mier's Hotel Dexter Park, yesterday
afternoon. The following clubs wers represented: Tn
known Club Of Brooklyn President H. knehcl. SRI:
Emerald Club OF New York. Capt. L. H. Schorteneier:
Crescent Club OF Brooklyn, President Waiter Gilman ,
Waurcgan Gun Club OF New York. W. II Rrickncr: Park
Rod and Gun Club OF East New York. Louis Miier
Tie President r. Erpig OF the Linden Grove club. sent
that his club would 70 all DECISIONS OF the
other delegates. The meeting WAS held to agree on
rules and make nal arrangements for the ve shoots TO
be held by the league tins year.
Il decied that modified birmingham rules should
govern the matches. The rise will be 2s yards with 2
yards handicap. tor bore The Of Sl5',
donated by L. Miller. Dexter Lark proprietor. will be
divided int" two prizes one Of 500 and the other Of
$50 the two clubs making the highest and the
second highest aggregate during the shoot Tho hrst
sLoot OF the new league will Do held on Thursday,
M.rr
The sun., 1892-03-18
VIII IiTZ.INEONS IIGU7Y
A Deposit Of si.0HO to Bnc, Jim Irual
-nusI Him.

Bob Fitzsimmons has n chance once moro 10
make n match with jim Hall. Tho latter saw
Fnz beat Peter Maher and now wants Q
crack a: red headed" Bob. There are Qucc,
stories about games that Fit2smmons and
Hall played in their own country. FitH was IN
Australian thcn. Fitz has gone So far as 10 a,i-
nit that he LAY down t. Hail. but however
that may be. jim has boon after Robert over
since both reached the United States. They
wore once matched to fight III Minnesota hut
the affair tell through on account Of magis.
tcrial int erierence.
Yesterday Warren Lewis. the well-knoyn
sporting man of this. city and one Of Peter
Mnlier's monnyed hackers. put ~ $1,000 aud
left the following letter in an Office In th, city:
am very tired of reading about Bob f,zsimnous's
many excuses Tor NOT meeting Jim Hall. THE fnrn.s
states that l.nlI Is buing and does
To show fItssimnuns AMI the people OF America n at
Jim Hall Is in earnest and In SOus 20 fght here
with deposit 81 900 to bind match with FzsimmUns
for the LARGEST offered by responsible club
within mont hs from date am there vii be
1000 or $1,000 purse offered for these two big
middle weights.
"If Ftzsim mons does not cover my money at onc.
every fair sporting man in America VIII know who tho
buffer really Let Bob FitzsmmOns stop his ueus
paper chatter and come forward and show the word
h. ia not afraid OF Jim Hall by making match q
forever hold Lis peaCe,'
The sun., 1892-03-18
TENNIS DATES DECIDED o..
The National Executive Committee Adopts
a schedule for the Coming senson.

Tho Executive Committee OF tho United States Ma.
tionai Lawn Tennis Association held their annual
| meeting last night at the Hoffman House, to arrange
the proiminar!es for the coming season. There were
present: Henry W Sloculn. Jr.. President: Howard A.
Taylor vicerrcsiient; Joseph T. whittlesey. secre
tary: Valentine G. Hail. Treasurer: Joseph S. Clark
and c. Z. Stickney. Tho usual preliminary arrange
mcn:s for tho championship meetings were passed
with Sut little discussion. tho only question OF i'm
pottance being that OF the place and time for holding
the Eastern doubles championship contests.
This tournament has been for the last two seasons
held Staten Island and the entry lists have been
poor each year that has been considered advisable
change the date which much too early last
After discussion II decided 10 allow the Sarao
ga Athletic Association Of Saratoga fnli TINS tour.
CuS ... ,s
pose TO hold AGAIN this season con unc,i"n with he
au open hnnditnp even: FOR gsnlemtn's snsies This
win be the mrs. open handicap tennis event ever held
The following schedule Of os,eiai xtnrns adopt
ments !" bs., but some Of hem ,y may be post
FOR sy or er s a Cambridge
Mass enemen's singles and doubles open to school,
May Southern I. T. a. Championship at Wash.
irgon. D. C. Gcn;!erIens singles and doub.es opento
IsSsw Epssra New !nss a,sn
an, suss. G to a a, w,,.n,ct.n
Pa su"f Ladies sinss. and pass rsenssmen Single;
and mHsa Sd l2nSss GPen Is to all c,.mnon,n,r, a,
Farand Near T. c. Iiasting gs. on. HUDSON N Y Gentle.
singles and doubles aud ladies' singles. open to
June 27-Chum p,onshtp OF PhilAdelnhia at Tioga A.
A. Philadelphia Ia. Gent,emen's singles and doubles.
open to Philadelphia player. only.
at :%p.p !pweon aa OF tho Ss'sn00'h0'a
June 27-champ,onshp Of New Jersey at Orange 7;
G." Orange. y }. ,ientemen's singles and doubles and
ladies' giles. open to all
July l-0ren tournament of tho Amplesand 7. c. at
Saranac Lake. y. Y
County Club at West Chester " i. Gensmen's singles
only.
Rafael Ia Gentierien's singles open to all
July ll-Wesiern championships at kenwood l.. 7. G..
Chicago. IL Gentlenens singles and doubles. open
July 1l-open tournament Of Seahr2ht Cricket Club
Al Srabrght NJ. Geu!emen's singles and doubles
uy invita-, mt OF the Tux Country
Club Tuxedo Park n j. Gentienens singles and
Club a; Boston. Mass, Gentlemen's s!neies AMI dou'
July 25-LonS Island ehamrlonship a. Meadow Club.
Ansl1-Sew York State championship and Eastern
T. tient.m~ns singles and doubles. Eastern cham.
p!onship doubles and handicap singles omen to all
Aug 4-lnvitation tournament OF tho Sahant sport
at Bar Harbor Ne.
eas o %os s Esr
mems singles and doubles, open TO all.
Aug l5-open of the EArssansett Casino,
Ss5. SarsaEanse,s q, at t.T 'sn'smsu singles and
Ang 2@INational singles championship at Newport
Casino Newpor; IL eptsm.ns sin ss, Spen to all
will also meet here. and the winners play Campbell
and Huntington for the national doubles np,oushp.
Rafael Cal. Gentiemens doubles aid ladies' singles.
open 10 all
The sun., 1892-03-18
Under Old.fashioued Rules.

Tho Falcoln Gun Club OF Brooklyn held their regular
monthly shoot under the old.iashioned Long Island
rates at Dexter Park yesterday. The scores werc:
Regular club shoot seven birds each. 70 yards RISE
II and traps modified Long Island rues-ll Miller, 81
Z. NJ Meyer. 8. J. Moer. B. j Nagts. q; j. Lager T.
sweepstakes at three live birdsJ Lager 3: H. Miller
and T.. " Meyer divided second and third money.
swccps,akes at ten blue rocks each-C "; Meyer and
H. knchel. Jr.. Z. divided first and second money: j.
raeis and d, Mons.es &. divided third money; H. Mil
Ter. % j Molrr. 5 j. Lager. g.
Al the conclusion OF the clubs shoot number OF
wclknown New YORK target smnshcrs shot few
sweepstakes artificial targets with the following
suits: First sweepstakes. ten blue rocks eachBigony
Gilman and Meyer broke . each; Richmond and u
Knebei, Jr. each, divided second money: Moore.
Srrond sweepstakes. same condttio'ts-C NJ Meyer T.
securing hrst money OF the event and tying
mrs, prils OF this with R.chnond ana II kneteL
Jr. In tho shoot.of Meyer smashed straight, win
ming BiEony took second prize Tne latter won
the last event. with u total OF IL out If IA
The sun., 1892-03-18
A. q. II. Games.

Tho Irish national festival and games under the
auspices OF the Ancient order of HberniAns held
at sulzer's Harlem River Park yesterday afternoon.
The twoInile run open to all was won by Timothy
Rcagan; second, Nicholas Cox Time, y minutes Is
seconds
Two:mie Walk. open to all-Won BY James Walsh,
second, James SheehRn Time. II minutes seconds
In this event Peter legenan the pedestrian OF
day fame. disqnained Tor running.
W-n by James o. Brien. Time. minutes IL seconds
Onc-Ini!e Walk for members ony--Won by Eugens
Callahan. of pivision No 10; second, James Mufphy
Of D vision No. -. Time. @ minutes 20 seconds.
Thomas Breslin James Pierce. and Deputy street
shoot on
The officers OF the gamos were william Keogh, Chair
man; assisted BY Eugene Callahan. John Dunn. Thomas
Flannignn, and John Quigioy.
COMPETITIONS in clog reel and liz dancing were also
on the programme. but close that the judges
divided the prlzes.
The sun., 1892-03-18
JUST A LITTLE HELP.
That - An which IL Re equsrea st This 1Ine
or the Year-Do You Know what 20 Dot

o. the near-DO Hou hn0w "uht 70 NOV
We hear . great deal just now. about Spring medi.
cinss tits known that people feel down after tho
iabors and siege Of winter. and II Is assumed they
need Spring medicine This is not true. Spring me l..
icnes are not needed nature will throw on the rheums
in the blood which have accumulated during tho win.
ter IL she has only little help. Nature is able to clean
her own house ard take care OF her own household.
with little assistance. little gentle stiinunn; IL
al the Spring medicine any one requires But" You
mny say, what 10 you mean by stimulant. htd what
do irequire" We answer. something absolutely pure.
powerful and which has been proved to abundnntiy
answer the purpose. UnIuestonably. whiskey II or
the right kind the proper thing use but unfor,u
natcy thsro are few good whisseys in the market and
only one which absolutely pnrc md Possesses medic
inai qualities. That whisksy 10 Dudys Pure Malt. 1t
has been upon the market for years 1t las the un-
qualified Enforcement OF physicians and chemists and
II is the only Nhiskey which be recommended II
Is true certain unscrupuious druggists and seek
to sell other and inferior goods, claiming they are
equal to DuGys but they possess little purity and no
medicinal power whatever whereas Dunys Especially
designed ms medicinal whiskey II would no welt to
bear these facts in mind when considering the subject
of Spring medicines. and how to best put the system
in shape for the requirements OF the season.
The sun., 1892-03-18
Cheerful, rro.prc,s for Fcrdnnn.

The coming season. tho frat public for Fordham
College will undoubtedly present the best series
games that the college has had. and at the
time tho best college series New York has wit
messed The schedule Of games has been completed.
Those that will be played at fordham are:
March 20. Twen.y.second Regiment: 20. Suburban
Athletic Club: 81 Twenty y.secoud Regiment: 80 Uni.
versty o, Vermont: April 3. Mercury b. BE-. = VIII
la,ns College: .. Harvard: II. Amherst: II. Yale
u, Volunteers, ~ Brooklyn Polytechnics; 80
s,war.nmors Ccess: May J. Mercury B. u: c.:
u. Trinity College: Corne!.: 3, Volunteers;
10 Holy Gross College: ii. New Yo.k University; H.
Rutgers College: L. smith Brothers b. r. C.: IL ives.
pyan College: June T. Volunteers; Z, Union Coeg ge:
II. University OF Pennsylvania: IT, Lafayette; -. Man
haitian "A. G..
The out town games are: April c3 University Of
Pennsylvania in Philadelphia; May II. Trinity Col
eue Hartford Nay IS Lafayette College, in Eas;on:
Jun. T. Wesleyan. in Middletown.
The management extend cordial welcome to tho
public 20 witness the games on their newly lifted up