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CANCELLATION tok PRINCETON
The Tigers Give the Yale Boys . Severe
Thrn-hin~.

Princeton mopped the eorth with Yale at the
Polo grounds yesterday afternoon and got
some satisfaction for the two defeats pre-
viously , Nnred W the Tigers The fact that
ia'e Ind already won two OF tho three games
OF the series seemed to Interfere seriously
with the enthusiasm. There was n crowd Of
$500 persons present. including the usual
number OF pretty girls wearing tlue or
orEnGe colors according to their prefer
ences. but the occasion was almost on.
tlrely devoid ri The Erek. he kex. siss
BONN ah. and rah' rah rnh features
go conspicuous In previous contests. Per-
hars tire fact ttat Yae PLAYED a ludicrously
poor game had Ierressing effect, In view
Of the exhibition w Murphy and his men
genera sunrise was EXPRESSED that lalo had
ever succeeded in winning game iron Prince
ton. They wore iamenta.ly weak In every
Department..
Bowers pitched Tor Two Innings and was hit
80 hard that 1t was deemed advisable tn put
Case IN the brS. Before tho sixth inning was
end, q the situation had re~ol we'd it.cf into a
sad tnsc. lie was bit worry hard. and rrince on
piled M runs in a way that ocrasionuiiy
brought out u few tivcrish EXPLANATIONS Vi de-
light.
Exccrt the batting Of tho rrincctonians tho
gamb WAS dnl and drrirY. AMI The crowd WAS
Gotta II y In uigrnt to pcrmt such a yellow
rrfot iian"" II escape With ut other mani
irstaii"n than d"r.sivo laughter. The Talo
payer seemed to tori 'pIfrrtn lN nrtWth-
standing ih,'ir defeat. md carried Themselves
WIN an ar which r""'mei to lay: Weto
y" I,.d them twice. aud they VI" wei'"me to
III" lrlnce,on hnys wcro earnest. enough.
they having an intense desirr to throw the
!nu" INT, 40 dust at lpnit once this seas"n.
In rinctirr II" ligols fairly dislnrat"d thuir
Arms lh'"sinG !" Gnsr.. aud In other wa, sex
Ii ltrd AN unnecessary amount Of ginger.
Wnrn t!ny " ~ sta ted 1t was tr"n THAT Wes
Curry. tho old League uinplis. was to Ue auto
orai OF tur I, amnui.
PRINCETON went lirat to lat. and thoy pro-
c~rirI t. make the little FOIL ,ws in gray and
blue heel tired n, Mo vriy start. King and
Young nj I" FIRST N u."essiu a nn bunt hits
th,ow. aud kinI sr"rei on the error
got home Mckenzie was rnugtt OF fra. but
fans III kn"ck"d "a, n corklnE liver ,n 'ignt
first. Tho II ,e,s were h,ld N cu"rk until Tho
fourth: wh"n iuul'!'st II 10 a'h iirnwu single
rntn"I ntnn. IL was IN tn. ,ixtI. however.
mad tue VIZ. I'm ring We hcpcs sta ted with
n single. and Murphy's 'unDht CAV" urooks
"a 'if". tmnld rit i"r ,ass. and
hit ~ a lnrhsi i@Ii. 10 ,ing in u ran. snd
King sn~l, drove N W. m ro Young died
at DIST. hut M"krnHi"'s trin,' clery1 the
a.u /. AMI ,ss III c"'Ta ac wS and
W"mlcock IN his second time at hat that In
ming died ut mr., and rouGht III" FUN ,oncl"se
In TIE eighth inning. Nc h-n2le's y gle
rr, ors by ia. ksOn md Cas- yiellrd two more
runs lnlc wa. utterly unable t. d" an thing
with 70! NJ. lhry got run IN the nrst IN
hi d. a!irt ~ .pAssed ais, AID ca ,e's sac;
riiirr In tho nfth. .iackson's bunt hit and
errors ry Mcudcuck and Brown gave thu
lnlensinns thor second and last run. The
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The vnwocse end Norwood We're Com.
PEELED I" Postpone T. cir Ne- thu.

The vnwoose end Norwood We're Com.
PEELED (" Postpone r. cir Ne~ lnu.
NEW LONDON. June lathe Vnmooss-Ncr-
wond race has again been postponed. aud 1t Is
lie ng regarded as doubtful whether 1t ever
will take place. This time. however. there
really was some excuse for ostponing tho
race. az the weather and water was entirely
too rough for an open launch like the Nor
wood to live In. The whole trouble about the
weather yesterday WAS that a storm came W
early In the morning from the northeast and
created quite n sea outside. BY 8 o'clock. how
over. the wind had gone down. and everyone
thought that the boats would start but In this
thev were disa rpontsd. IA soon as theNorwood
got outsit. OF New London Light she COM
menced to pitch AMI toss n nd threw up show.
era OF spray completely drenchinx her crew.
Cart Ash ury Edwards. who wa In charge Of
her decided that II was too rough. aud they
turned around when within mi Q and n half
OF the staksboat and made for the harLor
again.
The one dificulty about the American Yacht
Club si1hty-knot course Is that tn. races are
sta ted OF Fishers Island. where tho water is
always rough. and the boats are liable to wait
all year for perfectly smooth water. The rest
Of the Sound yesterday was perfectly smooth
and Il the boats had started Just this side OF
4cs Tste hey Tn NM nnv s nru s vat Of
Tn" amonts. eli her srtii at fhs shore lin?
dock at 1905 O'Clock exactly. amt WAS salut-1
10y a o. he steamers In The hnrior. Th~ oys
OF tn" training ship Contradictions which WAS
Iass.d coming In. waved thsir cans for ln:k
the stari M line. lie Norwood was
rather, dIlnlory at,ou. star'ius: and, it
WIS fully lua O'Clock when she !e't the Nor
until she got "utsIg and rrIt the sea. After
struggling with II a tow moment. hr Captain
VII ely de-, idrd f. Civ" 1t ~, and ut 1913!
O'clock. when within one and n half niles Of
tho starting point, ,he turns ! nrk.
ss"y a" an sou iS" Give IF M No ito
c.,rres to u.t hi. ii la If New London Tight
or else start the boats 1, Fishers Isi,ni
sound where the water is generally smoother.
WAITING FOR NEWS AT MILTON POINT
Sky AMI water wore the ASPECT ~ II dull No.
venli or day 1T Milton FONT The wind had
b. chi" Hron an Found n"% somTea 'v Hr r 9%n
q Wits, tnri.ui.ncc that ryervtody said
wouli be too much for the ras ish and bu yant
Norwo"d. merry cnmlapy ~ yahtsnan,
with their wives and sw"eth' IS. EatnareA ut
cane cane" al ~ 3 "'rlock IN III. attenoo
IT, y desIatrh from sew London saying thl.
the N ,rwnon hal dec'irnd to sta t or rcrnunt
o. 20 Gbness. 80 yachtsMen VIII" gaZrd w
the S1uIh ,rensu-"d the Norwood for her
rrx nns 10 timihIy
som. Of th- di.arpol,tcd folks who wcrent
the ely .housc anil on 50 hts in the ha b,r
M Mr. Gr" ~o s nH d.
and engine; Or. Par'lee. ", ), Ailav. v. s
Col. George avs. Frank u. Pie erin,. w. G.
Brokaw. Charles Greer. and Stephen Roach.
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M4ssACausKr1s T. q REGAr1A.
The Eta Bosts In the s,.foot Cias, Have =
Lively him..

BosToN. June Is The I'm boats In the new
q. foot class hal strong and IA r test yester-
day In tho Massachusetts Yacht Club regatta
OF Nahant and the yachtsmen who watched
the man cuvres were unani m Gus in the OPINION
that the type OF boat has no claim to SUPP en-
ity In Ne new class. After . combination Of
heavy " athcr the two HerreshoG fms. X aper
and fanessa. were defeated by the Herresio of
oentreboard Alpha and the jenkins centre
board Exile. Not only were the fms beaten 10y
tho centroboarders. but the Alpha pointed
much higher In her windward work than
either OF the fms. Tho result OF the days con-
test has restored con idence among tho owners
OF old-siyie boats. and there will DO no re-
cln. sincaton NJ 2l-footers, "a had becn aug
gested. on account OF the easy victory Of the
Ans In the earlier races
Yesterdays race was the first real contest
for superiority auong the 21-footers. and NJ
teen OF the feet appeared at the line waiting
for tho signal. Mr. John Palne's boat was the
only ono missing. Early In tho day the wind
was light and It looked as though the hoats
"" With rat,ns b'scE saSs f thai brought
Ss'jf v o %tM ahs ? Sootsrs '' had
W" got aov % Ts awa h. TIC w aayss
position: hut, owing to the change in tho con.
di,ion IT, II Affairs lot IN fukoto the Handssl
]%Ssi ~ ,hs dsd4y; Sr;,""sss. ksa'.ss. Thrash;
TIE oder nams!.. In that group wsrs centred
the nos III half a hJzen designers. and the
fate ~ tho new class was to lie srttiai by the
performances OF their various tyres. The
iour lraiors sd About the zane course and
mad mad; u long hitch in the land t. lick np the
Gr,nt ma octy OF the oth.,s stool off for u
wind winch did Mt tl"W The lanssta crew
touch the Alpha. The latter turnrdn ut 1929
%. thu Gs,'ny at l2:2s:an The yanessa ut
l2:2":2'. tn" Exile at l2:29:25. and tho
Reaper ut l..:3O:2l.
Tho Thrush md 'atsraw both lost nv taking
the siartmar,l tack for hrre2e j!st n ter -tart-
ing. The AlEha sailed like witch with sheets
o,ndcd the ,whist'inG hu"y."nly ~ sec"n -
icliini her From ths"e to the finish II was
az exciting brush h"twern the Exile ant the
Alpha The FORMER left The Alrh, ~ the foot
on tn" reach no na. and crossed lust 10 sec
on's ahead Of hnr. hut lost the race for time
allowance TIE NRn"ssN an Gladly wave close
ur to tn, iealars. hut tho others wer' far
hrhinl. Tho VAn'ssa t'ok second plxcc on nj.
lVwapcs. The summary
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adas aud RnHr OF ,;pcrts.

NV OHLuAss Juns " Jimmy Carroll has sent on .
forfeit Of $1,000 % glA IN yea c"! bei nven JACK
ur mi, ami he Mer ihr SPIDER. Grimm Is In me run
All n and IL mas he can VIII any LIP ana H'i, IN
tie Nnr, be ore etl rl Sew 'rthh ~ fAh lrahe seo
c W. tnr AZ are purse wi 10 .neted AM a SIDE
bel u $1,000
II.s,yonp Jans IA stnsis she'll ace between tho
.suo u. oarsmen Han an and ii"'per. DEN At
an ED 10 aKs Mace on tie Enec'cit kivrr On Jnly
! M. city. Tus race wi be f'r purse OF "
u, DE- Amcr IN b. three lnirs rhe nan VI os
81 TIE HnT ford 30, ins tiub
lay D.. hewYorg cay The worlds standing lump
Itl--t ~ ,nraps. by u lAHi!o! u. hnhen MIG.
'r' 81 T.. " iAout wei l. - u iest ~ .nehn "
8 = "y. II dry kbg'anl. hy ~ stu Ah'aisur-
- III Is re.i -, ~ hr, /. ,ioiwis BIOL. ~,
~ IS hov, ~, l.S4 vi n ~ weiRpu, ~ ,e", -
Inc e. r., NJ W. 70 IA nv SorA c'tE Apn' :" J 20"
-" h7,,o,yn GLH C!nl' enter ans ~ msmos.s
~ ig'e q. AZ toe ran $50" lhh. OF nv s'an ~
H,.'lorIn L,as lsIauL yssie'd.y 81 lawn parry
- W"'' ',,y oy aoia Tue an o. we ",san ~
20 ~ IN .sliuoii ire Arrd YIN dseoin.l ~ lol
IA" aaI whsn tls su,'dsn storm san, the ssis
%'' ', ."h!s h snsrtAnn.n p'o't,1n u =. ~ ,hs
80" ~ 1-t ~. IL {, u srs"Iet 'gf wan =" 'Hs
'I"''u .'.hds at sub.
N"S ,i'r Inc ~ --rns Yale po"ihAil A.. "ria!ion
- N,nN I'd an'w tnsl'tn, IN mas nIeeIA Sh ny
"a ~ - w. ~ al 30 brJnti".n 81 h'h'I"a. nns
,,t ,''' >, "' Iht iorHer nh' q my "" ~ ~
i'n", iit 3ul'w ny nLrsrs ha.e orrh e.trs,H'
70. a.. go 't'"fsI PAL MINI: A@s an, NANCE;
n, 1900 n,v'r =, H.. s'c riar,, r. Jnmss
r"n re- "r" Tho folnN ing s.ncrrsi rfs,'dsnt W,
l:.NSr. -. cs frs.iHsnt, X H: iLco,t of NsS
Hs" Sc rsaly, 1, i siln 40 ~ Brooch =. >, A
nsr pn. tnilon. Nsds hsrr,.AIy ~ ths oonseueN
''on o. s'hieIes "t Yale. was adopted.
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Rome OF the cricket ciubs In New York which play
second . evens have exarrrrc.d much annoyance and
d M, pc ntmsnt when themSs YES paying regular
SECOND team to nd that their opporsn;s had drawn
the nrs' eleven MA This prevents much of the
tntsr"N which would Otherwise DO centred IN IA,
A H"ors have been Inals to proven It Tie staten
Iiand Cub nnw r',ntst r~ars VITA IN e,sy ms,s"d
out NJ The d'fir Glty and u n.h"r ri bs i"low
salt II good dcal o. criticism winch ukh' 'l'nAriy
ai-r might he avoided. Thr f"io~inx ter has been
Go the second rap M II all League CUBS
'hiNsw NJ the .ss IN s-rrn nxtnr.s mad. by our
club ihis ssAr. have Il ciisd To declare or frat
esNsn. none OF whom vii ,s eligible to "a, during
this s-n.nn ss"ond elsy Ell mat % 20 rHe. "m
tim 10 tim. All 'nay play SOM OF our
sxc"n eie' on men n first eovsn matches our drst
eis> ell IL ~ foIlows
-. !. Poo. II n. Townsend. n. $. rniser, Jr J.
Ser mg-our.t NrtLa fr v Short. H. Hamil on.
j H. Iamhk n. H. u Barton. y. y Snu d.rt
ugi by. aud w. u. Tbou,i spn usmgora ~ a"snl
YOURS faithfully. X M. q. WALKER Secretary
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"eyms. roo nor ron cnnrs1IAsS
They Arc Bsine p.st. Of Outdoor Practice.
and show Up Well

The BROOKLYN members OF the Young Mems
Christan Association. like their New York
brethren. have during the hot weather partlc-
pated In outdoor sports instead Of combining
themselves to the Rymnasiums. Tha Green
point Christians are In great luck. They have
received an invitation fr IN the New York
Y. N. c. A. TO use the grounds ut Mott Haven.
II Is likely that the other branches tn Brook
Ign will also be invited to share the out
doof exercise at the popular athletic plant
AZ the Brooklyn A ISOLATION have no
grornds. the III embeis arc turning their atten-
ton To the summer outings. Next Saturday
the Eastern District Branch will 60 on its an.
nual excursion TO Laurelton Grove. In Cold
epring Har0or.
The bicycle section OF the Eastern District
Branch has 1T en-, organized into a reg Jar
wheeling club. he nemDels wear u blue
suit. and their emblem isan 4d-sold wheel on
Old Sad At the corncrs arc the letters
;, The nll.round gymnasium ,conte.t held ~
SUITED A. follows herbs,t .Z"lh.eier. 20
points: BsIian,in Holsten. y points: Paul
IS. fs EssSf sssn xep ss
big bridge. ,Thsir athletic team are likely to
ns ssaT tSeS t wsa nt ME-,
Haven LAST fall he team pra"ii"e aim st
sh t putting. The nranrh's iicycis club is
very strong. There have iern n few chang .
in he hoard Of officers. which il now mad IN
Gantaln ,{Ge9res Il ThralI; Liennte@,nts.
Secretary and Treasurer. william I. Birh.ai.
T"e .chehule Of runs is; June %. to. Fort
Hamilton and Bcnsonhurst; July 2. to Coney
Island: July 9. to Success Lake, July III To
Spring ield. N. j.: July 20. to Riverside; July
30 to i-n,rstaad. A special run t. Ia, ry-
town hy way ~ Englewood and Nyack will 10
held on Non ay. July 1.
Az rrediried. the Prospect Park Branch will
DO numtere, among tho est OF thc,ath!eti;
they have leased n he corner Of y. nth avenue
and Ninth s.Ieet arc now ready FOR use. Tncy
have fire running track. eight laps to tho
mil. two good tennis courts and places ior
jumping. pole waiting and hammer throw
ing. As ut Mott Haven. there will 10 Glasses
il III in these sports. W. DoNe% is organic
ing " ba -ctal club and the tennis menl ers
have started u tourney. The ga mes are PLAYED
off on Saturday afternoons. tn. rambling sec:
tn. two branches vii! ranb together.
The Giernroint Chr stan- u trying hard t,
hrrowe proficient in athletics unH"r the
direction OF Instructor H!or II. The best gym
nasts among the boysArp IIn ~ Manson and
Henry B-emvr James Eadis l. d har worknr
aud reg lar attendant in the gym" Tho
mon arr nearly ale t. "omrete with many Of
their b e,hren in other branches The all
around contest OF III" "reennrint Rran"h was
were; z; +. Hpzswoo! 57s out IT,. Hf n"s ] ie
Wilhelm, HJortn. 3i3. and Geolgs Wander.
berg, 34l,
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The result of tho James played at the Union croaust
Clubs touruim ysssrday at Central Park. was as
follows;
Fart Iiypiop-G New beat Or. pAte; DR.. Dako boat
T. L. Larendo nhn II. Y rish beat u: New: l,r. Ia
bea T.. l.. La d II; Iurisn ". Pdiam beat Or. Dase
two sum,s; suck bsx- q. New. =,
rec, M IiirisiUn Francis stark heht DF Tracy fwO
gsG.ss q New tsgt lr Chapman; Mrs. D. a. nake
bea Oscar Pnrdy: Nrs =. g. paks hert N. Znrksr:
>. - OAK bsa q. New. UseRr Furdy bsa; Mis-.
p. Dak.; pr rrAcy heatM ,uri,ri y Fucker beat
Wssh AMI Lawder suii lea in the first divis n,
Welsh bA, ing sand lost uons And LAwder
won Iour games and .ost mono
Purdy IL 10 fsvorite In tis second division having
won len games and loss two Ne has Two games
play htnrG has .ayed e.ght yauies having won six
and Inst Two
DC Batr 'ne 6niy ady ms nbsr IN ire rinb In he rst
game W. Ia Er r Fdy iho strongest player
md d vi,ion sns whit-w ,Sh.d him III twenty M 30
n, .nuiss ant the next game furdy won Ny hair.
the score stan ding 80 TO 81 FONTS
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Rev Tor. whee,-.n are All Right.

BuvrlIo. Jrne 10 The sem apnual meeting Of ,hs
New York STATE Division OF the League OF Ameri an
wneslmen held in the Iroquoi- Hotel to-day Chief
Consul Lisco,nb submitted report showing that the
ais and applications for Aps ant May of this
year 2.sSe. over 6lO tan the total for
last year The h d Consu! also referred the
OF the racing cFe.i. amt sad that next year be Cur
cut would conta twice the present mber Of CT es
the aius-ion OF tyc ns Clubs to tho Leasu, ~as re-
ported ~ satisfactory
secretary Ir,irAst Ibmitsi his report showing re-
cepis al 81. 7+2oi. AMI exgrnli urt. ~ sIII1lh Tue
road book his year VII cost S2NW The nonlhhl ns
com mt tes. cfrss INK Of Packwood Bu i'", iai''
bee. Of New York AMI San,ee or tortIan, w'rr nelt
gated 10 Eesct o'hc-r. tor the tnuR Gle t"h surn
lass pA,s nsxi Lsnaary rss' aIion va, .a9 hi,
max ne II roIpnlsofy fuT the " bdin 20 paoiSn
Ihy addresses 81 tho apple a,s Tor mem bersb'p
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They WIN .hoo. In New Jersey.

Aa special NEE Ing Of The Board Of pirscors OF the
National Ride Association tn sresniu loo aopt
Hhs' ga Tue assignments Of Irsedmoe Tor ptA"tics
BY the National Guard during the present year leave
time In Re ten Der ring whit the meeting Of
the National Ri Assos 'ati.n cap b hsld. ami
Whs II such orders shuuh be changed the ro
fusal of the Genera. iuslprtn- OF RHe Practice X n
Y. 10 permit toe scores male In tne shArpsho tor
mat chss Of tho Naii6'6 i've As,ora,iGn to bs cd
az All cations "a, has heretofcrs bsen II. cns- has
bro en- these MA chss, an tEsrsby ispr we'd tho
. ,at"n OF the revenue by which Aian. Il WAS
sbisd Ia provide the prizes mad meet the other ex
Ben OF its meeting ntaip l. office. aud
W. .u. Ths GENERA Inspector o. Rms P'art.cs OF
ths State o: New Je and the Rins Assoc Of
thE stats rare Uttered to provide for al, matches
o. lie National Kito As-ocat non At sea Dirt mrs hs
annual meeting uf the Ns~ Jersey Rine Assori ton II
Is therefore
R."r. That the Off cerA Of the association be
IEsd and hi~e cd to arrange thst the roHpst or
the il.ou shield tte latsr.Sian tro ny. and such
other mafrh-, in their judgment may be prnrtraUe
be- held 1t sea Grt. n - nnerttn with the matches OF
the Now Jersey Ri"e A,s0ciatI.h IN Sspeinbs- next
instskl NJ s. Creedtnu"r.
E.~.!,-i That closing Of the "frce of the assor,n
ton AMI the snl ITS alta be left TO the oicsrs
OF the Assoc 1atiUn. with power
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BATHING SUIT. Its GOOD SUIT THE
LITTLE fELiuw HAS IN MS HAND. so ARE THOSE
WE ARE OF FIRING n ORR INlFOEM DEPARTMENT.
MADE n 10Th ONE AND Two rIECE GARMENTS.
81 70 TO $40 A SrIr. - E''fAi LOT or 900 TEN
MS SUITS. FANCY fLANNi l., GENTEEL PATTERNS.
AT SlOon PR SUIT: 700 Ti.E>lS or OUTING COATS
tNOT BLAZERS. AT $3.50 lACii. FORMERLY $500
AND $500 EACH
RNNCLEsS VICTOR CUSHION TIRE. sl35 90;
PSEuMAriC TI:E. $1,000: rRGDENDA CUSHION
THE. 5000: PSEvMArIG TIRE Sl2O.uO. COM.
rLETE LINE OF sAFEitES FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLfMES. ROTH CUSHION AND PNEUMATIC TIRES
At 600 s75.uo ANu 5000 NON?ARhIL SALTY
WHEEL rOE rorS NAN GRADE, 5000 BICYCLE
svNpRIES of ALI. KINDS. ALSO PHOTOGRAPHIC
SUPPLIES AND CAMERAS. IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
fISHiNG IA KLr.-SPlIT BAMBOO FLY
AND RAFT RODS $500 EACH. TWO.rIECE CHuM
AND wEAkFiSH SPLIT BAMBOO RODS 81 10. NAT.
uRAL BAMBOO CHIN RODS. TWo.pIECE. $500.
800 YARD ri BBFR AND NICK REEL WITH SLID.
ING CLICK. MADE ny vom HOFE. $3.50 MALLS
BASS AND wEAkIIsIi LINES. 100 YARDS. Soc; 200
YARDS sloo SkW CEDAR BLuEFlSH SQCIDS,
BEST sQuID MADE zoe
ROATS.-sT. LAWRENCE sKIFrs. s55.oo TO
sl.ooo YACHT TENDERS tDOt BILE ENDERs,.
FroT COMPLETE. WITH OARS. 5000; LONG
ISLAND DORlES s2b.n To $500. SAILS. OARS.
PAuDLEs. ANCHORS YACHT ENsIGSs. AND BOAT
AEJ CAN FITTINGS OF ALL MINDS.
TENNIS. ora ASSORTMENT OF COMPLETE
TENNIS SITS. HANDSOMELY BVXED. CONTAINING
-FOUR RACkETs AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF NETS,
BALLS POLES GUY ROPES. BOOK OF RULES &c.
CANNOT he ExCELLkD. THE FArORITE" SET,
Sloo0; THE GENEVA" SEQ. "TIIE GREEN
WOOD" $500: THE LAKESIDE" $1,000: THE
wlNDEMERE." $500: THE sLoCuM JUNIOR"
$1,000; THE sLOCrM." $40 ALSO THE 1892
FINE ALLTRAC1 GUT. AND USED BY ALL EXPERT
Players 81 % EACH.
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TIE WIZARD AND CATION SAIL.
Seharfer Said TINT Tie Was After Ives and
Would No, En- ,er my Tourney In ! nrI..


Bx-Champon jacob Schaefer AMI billiardst Billy
Cation had Ive.y time of It on Friday night before
they got aboard La Bretagns. which they mad
secured passage for Paris Maurice DAILY and George
Slosson giving them parting Wow OF the town.
They TOOK In both the big roof trens and then
to Dick Roche's rev hosiery In Third avenue. AL
srhaefer stTophies vera on exhibition there. 1t was
daylight before they got IN the steamer A crowd Of
admIrera wen. down to the pier with them Schaefer
Ad that he woud nor pay 4! any t"u nan.nt ~ rar,s
while auro He tepeR ed that he went there Tor the
express parpose OF pay ny champion I've. for tho
words cLanp!"nshp trophy ana not o enter tour.
lie again insisted that Ives had Just rish to
make iu 70 To psrs to pay Tor te cup sad t'at
he would priv matches in any OF th6f reGc.
mer =, three."uehon car oms or Uank ho'snr cushion
chrToius lie 10 very expert al the UAuK shot game.
s 10 confident that he wall maze his EXPENSES during
the trp
schnef-r hnpss to r-tnrn to America again cham.
on and IL yretty c"n!ent that he wi de eat Ives in
which N Ia l." e n ghts bate lie said
before he ka iet thar he wa, wiling to play S"soL
ma CIV In this city On his return. Ito appeared 10 he
anxious to arrange for this nach friday night BAL
husson sad hc wasn't prepares t. tax billiards then.
Sios-"n did not sA yesterday ~ lie had expec ed 10 IN
tie earlier part OF .ho week. de WILL probably leave
fur ii rance next week.
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LASkER ~ COMING.

Dr. Mints Has sent the Invi alto, OMciaIIy.
BY yesterdays mail DR.. Frd Mintz. Chair
man o. the Match and Tournament Committee
o. the MANN star Chess Club. sent an invita-
ton on behalf Of thn club to Emanuel asker.
thu great expert to visit New York next TALL
"A has nprn stated l., THE SuS before. l.ask err
has declared his wi 'ingnsss to come, II al IN
yitation Is sent to him.
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whist Flavor. n .ne Carleton Club.

Ths Carleton Club NJ Rr"akiyn has Joined the Amer'-
Whist L-sgns. and h resolution "f its directors
ha extended lis courssss t. ~ m"pbsr NJ assoc ate
clsSs the Individual members Of he ,sayue. Il will
repre- en-! awe, The whist Congress to be hold
IN NJ \ org N July
~ prmrsr,Jn to membership Il hns probAb more
whia' aysrs than sHy other cub In RrnOHlyn an !
from % r en- tAht, are formed ~verv night. whirh
cannot : d 81 the rest "a wing ha> apparently
dss royei tor the time being al interest In other
AN Sc nent>.
tn. a lei on has nRe whist library, and special
comm ~hose duty to foster and snulatep sy.
Rnd e.psrIn y dsvel p htrn ta.en' and e'ul alto
those hvsl oiA "f "btAir,ns het.sr hn"we'g- mo
srienrr II ITO game T. Nil endoaSnr to Arrange an
inter-. nh wills Ioii n.y after The summer rAcat
md us.antin's cordial invites any wh.st ;aier IN
Brauk Sn Ia DIN rs ranks showing W Viii nave
sbund ant opp0r unity 10 practise us ti'orito game
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Earned runs Prince. on s. Two.bAse ht.-WriRbt.
Thrr..bass h.ts-tis. GUILD. Home run -Eams ,e.
bs'i,-%r h"w.r. ;: % Case 4: Of Youra. s. St.ucs
o"t-B! Bower. :: by ,a.e 1; BY 70 M. Double
b o"nan Jack.n. HI By ptchs tAiIhr"sn t,rs,
hr,,n 4 VITA pitc hes Bnwsrs. Young PaS-C.se.
Lei; on ba.e.-.la;e :: Fr.nc. o. D. umpIre-Culry.
1ims-2;lU. AtteHusnre-a:1H
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r-enrr NO. q Row.

/" JOSEPH No.. Juns ~ --ionn Teslner the oarsmsu.
"no snow 0cqiei here, says he vii not be a, Ere
'tA h"utIN, Ia tAgs part an the lnHkIa mil rac,
NJ, patsf Of - hon ~ VIII ch h. ~ entered Tremrr
SE1l m tgaining the home team Tor ihs Mis,is.
~ ,.a,'sy R0"ing ASSOCIATION regatta Esrs July
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NV HAvRs. June lathe Yale freshmen crew left
here This fIernoon at 3 - O'Clock ior New London
Tho Dc ~ Incl ,ds the regular eight two suh'titut"s
rer.wsin and A. H. swayns Yale ~. ia nsr of the
raw. pom their arrica a. sew iohaon thvy Went AZ
once % cir uuurt y. ,alrs Ferry fsrey bot or
ths Yale Varsity od crew all, arrive At New London
On Monday to sob the frvshnsn-