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1t is said that effort has been made within the last
Few weeks 10 induce Pete tnHinrrtOrl outer
yard College. tonmerfnrd played right guari Tor the
lnriham college football team las season and made
good record
The Morreli A. G. held ronsng "stag" n their club
rooms saturday night. There several good bouts
between prominent amateurs. and u spccal $50" BE-.
tween Billy Ernest Hanover 4. a.. and Billy Myers.
NcTose A. &. Ernest had walkover.
Al late meeting Of the Archiioccsrn Union. in Ca
thedrhl Hall The Cathedral club received Ccrtircate
hand.omely framed for having canned the punts
~ the athletic contests held aLor Day last year.
tn" Xavier Club captured second place In contest
Che games of the star Athletic Club, which we're an
nounced 10 be held on the orgaiIations grounds IN
Long Isahn my yesterday. were postponed a. the
hthlo,es Tailed 70 appear, and Can't Jim Rooney de.
clhrcd the events on The annual excursion and Dating
OF the club occurs on Wednesday July 20, when big
The Nersdehers ana Carriers Benevolent Protective
Association 81 brookiyn enjoyed Its annual outing NJ
Atlantic falh, kHiph avenue and Prospect place on
Saturday Afternoon There was iarge gathering n
the members OF the Organization and plenty OF cnoy
meni for al hands In the afternoon there was d.Ir.
ing aud number OF athotc games between the mem.
hers OF The association. the majority the events
heing contests productive of skil aud nrth rather
than extraordinary athletic Achieyementa IL WAS n
very successful Altar
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The .1-:ooters TO Have Chance Of Ex-
tending Themselves.

BosroN. June 12,-The 21-footcrs will soon
have n chance to show what they can do Tho
special for this class. under the auspices Of
the Massachusetts, Yacht Club. will tax" rlacc
on Wednesday in Upper Dorchester Bay. On
Thursday the 2l-footers will race at Hull. and
II looks as IL the race would DO Il good one.
The Fowe boat Sirocco will not race. but the
iiold Is sure to he II good one.
National iicgutta Of the Massachusetts Yacht
cub ma II viii 10 the event IN the day. RAJ
inf. The sail will he on Nhhan,, and will DO
started at noon. The .iU-iooters will also bo IN
TINS race. On saturday III" racing tiers
meet at Marblehead in an event open to yachts
Of any club. new departure, and ono which
Is sure to make friends for tho club. The
races will bc, sailed under tho club rules and
oyer tho club courses Class A will he for
over n feet.
These races will give the fin kces apractirll
test as to their speed tor he c ass Will meet in
races where the question OF tyre Will be
worked o t. The new racers. with few ekcep;
lions. are aot up to their best form. and 1t will
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VIII Zimmerman Derca, o.mond,

Wheelmcn at homo and abroad at present mnk
Ing comparisons OF the form exhibited by r. Osmond
the English champion. and Arthur A. Zimmerman the
American representative. Zimmerman is now com.
peting at all the big meetings IN England while os.
mond. whom 1t is assumed is trying AVOID the Aer
can unit! tho championship races, has been riding in
Scotland. In recent threcntie hailcap at the Scot
nsh cyclists Union meeting the latter started
scratch, and made such wreiched showing that He
retired after having ridden two miles. tho recent
Grangers' meeting IN Scotland he was also defeated.
Elinmermhn's riding II Just contrary to DSmonI's
While the Engshman IL dsa pro nng his friends with
lack OF speed zimmerman is riding in record form and
promises TO prove formidable rival tho foreign
racing cracks At tho oiytechnc Cycling Club me OF.
Ing held on May IS. Zimmerman won the hal..mi!o
race. defeating A. W Harris A j. Mole 1. Stroub. and
other noted riders in tho good time of ~,
seconds. In the team race between the PoIytechuic
and London County Clubs tho American rider repre-.
scented tho latter club and finished twas three.
seconds.
Prominent racing authorities in England are sur
nrised at the good showing OF Zimmerman and CON
siderable money Is being laid him to defeat OsnCul.
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Harlem Yacht Club Fixtures.

The Harlem Yacht Club have arranged the follow I'M
fixtures for the season. over inside club of Col
lege Point; Juno 25 classes and D. cabin sloops 60
feet and under: July annual cruise; July H. classe,
and T. open jb and msinsai Il feet and over: July
90 ladies Day." July 80. classes G. cabin cat over
20 feet and H. open cat. - feet and over; Aug q.
ladies Day" Aug - classes T. open cat. under %
aug g Ladies' Day" Sept. s. Labor Day, races;
Sept TO- classes X. cabin cat under 70 feet and l.
cat; Is feet and under: sept. u. Ladies' Day"
These races over the inside course hre open to all
annual spring regatta Special prizes Will be awarded
to the Winning boat in each class and appropriate
prizes to the winning crews on ladies day" Time
ALLOWANCE" Will he hnf that allowed each yacht in
the ANNA spring reeatta sailing directions
tc same with tile exception OF turning buoys which
viii vary with each
-Four or more ladies day" runs will DO held during
the season when IL is expected that the ladies Ill
man the tlller in each competing yacht
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A Day of Fun for the MndIsons.

The elite Of the Jewish inhabitants of the
ward to the number OF 600 attended tho second out.
ing of the Madison Society yesterday at Greenwalds
Park. New Dorp. The Madison is principally social
organization. but its members devote much OF their
time to athletics and two three ofthem are mem.
beers of the Pastime A. C, and the NJ A. G. The first
event Of the day was baseball game between the
Madisons and u picked nine II resulted a victory
for tho Madisons by tho score OF u TO 2 Luncheon
was then served after which the Held games run
on These were 1--WE IN number. and included an evg
ruce for the ladies' which created end OF fun. The
rest Of the day was spent IN dancing and by the time
the last train left every pretty tired and glad
10 go home The feel! events resulted NJ follows:
One.hnnhred. yard Dash. Fna! Iioat- Won by B Ton.
lrz; \. Jacoby, second. Time, II seconds
Ladies spoon aud Egg Racr-W0n by Miss Pauline
Lazarus: Miss j. DurlGchCT, second
Half mile Run-"On BY NJ, Bnass; L. Durlacher, sec.
ond. Time. mtnute 80 seconds
- one mile Run-Won by A.. Mitchell; II. Gross. second.
Time. . minutes 20le seconds.
wohundr"d.yari swimming RaCe-Won by A Lit
terry: A. Meyer second. Time. minutes 80 seconds,
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Dowd At one time with the Jersey City Club is catch.
Ing for the Manhattan A. C.
There ia a rumor that Wilson. tho Manhattan A. o.
crack pitcher. will Join the Engewood Field Club.
clubs.
Bnyhamtons. He will probably pitch against the New
Ravens tomorrow.
C sssms had dispute over last season is no longer
with the Cherry Diamonds.
From present indications the Staten Island A. c.
Staten Island Cricket Clubs team needs good pitcher
Manager Bright Of tho Cuban Giants. has signed
to-day.
I.sovrn Jnne II At meeting of tho players of the
Dartmouth Varsity Baseball team yesterday. Pitcher
team.
short stop Crescents OF the New Jersey League
has been signed by the Binghamton Club. In hve
Several changes have been made in the Fordham
College schedule. wsseyan plays at Fordham to-mor.
game viii 10 played with the T.entysecond sH
team next SUNDAY, The team will lose several OF its
return to college
The Trenton Baseball Club have been organized by
@ me- sno a1osnds Of have
thsy w play the opsniiins game With the Cuban
H. is'o? Ss s'fH 1 n
address Michael Fitzgerald So Bayard street Trenton
Tomorro, Afternoon there will be some big sport at
stage SQUARE fSS@sasy 4 4ns
SS3vn ri.;f ii 81 " t 5sa:
~ s.so hands: MeGirnsy Fl +. L,rfos y a.p &
Sd g. JoSn 4s George %a "a al
E E@,nt yafs George s s h f. TIE umpire win Is
until after the game
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The Pnvonia Regatta To-day.

Tho ravonia Yacht Club OF Jersey City will hold their
twontythtrd annual open regatta to-day tho lower
bay. The start will DO of buoy No. 13. just beyond
Liberty Island. to and around buoy No. H. OF Sandy
Hook. Soless than entries have been re.
cet'ed and some good sport is anticipated. The iron
steamboat Cygnus has been secured and abe will &C.
company the yachts tho course. making tho fol.
lowing landings! Seventh street, Hoboken at A. NJ
Twehtythtrd street, North River at q 30 A. Nj TWEEN.
tythird street East River at "A NJ; Morris street
Jetsey city, at $3.50 A. NJ. and fier No l. North River
at 10 ".
Tho following Is complete list OF the yachts entered
Win their numbers and classes;
'ass u. cabin slOOps and cut from 80 TO 45 feet
l,hvnlon; . Pontiac ., Phantom; 4. Ioyden.
Class L. cabin sioops and cutters from 80 to 80 feet
'lass I. cabin slUops and cutters - to 80 feet-1l
cute. -
Glass G. cabin sipops and cutters under 27 feet-l7
souter J0hnne S Winitred 10. vixen; 20. Millie IL
Christine: 80. White wing.
Glass 40, - open sioops from 20 to AZ fset-24. T.
class No =, open Shops under 20 feet-32. II. II.
Holmes; 33. Mosluto 80. Senator: 90 Emma.
tlasa No, 4. cabin cathosts-3i. Truant; 80, Water
43. Ada.
Glass No. q. catrggcd boats from 20 to 25 feet-4s
Marie AZ. Aida; 4. Pauline r.; AZ. Three Brothers;
~ siren: 90 lont W: 81. Lizzie b. 81. Eureka; %.
Class No. I, catriggod boats under 20 feet-5a Ida
n, Anita; 5s Florence; 80. Emma X; 20. Ges So:
VI. Bertha; ~ My Partner 80, Doctor; "a, Qui Niye
Co. Gypsle; ~, X. X Fox; 81. Lilly.
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Whit. or shore.

The Eyerc b.. flagship OF tho Oceanic Yacht Club,
has be-n entered in the Phronia Yacht club regatta.
" Tn" steam yacht Aztec is at Tebo's Dock BROOKLYN.
orerhaulInS Tor long cruise on the Florida coast
Joseph Ioeiger. tho wellknown brewer, has pur.
chased the sloop yacht Turtle Bay formerly owned by
the late Fred upPerman.
Harry G. Mailer Of the Newark Yacht Club has
started sixteen weeks cruise along the Jersey
coast IN hts yacht Nidette.
Tho Newark Yacht Cuh are preparing for tho animal
Uses OF the New York Yacht Racing Association.
which takes place the FIRST week in July
Treasurer Louis Mddlcshorf Of tho Pavonia Yacht
Cub bal the t"talpn launched few day ago Tao
boat has been made aliuus: as good new, OF tho
improvements being a new overhang!ng stern.
The sOop Mile. owned by Commodore Benson OF the
Jarsry city Yacht Club. placed in the water last
week. The boat Will compete NJ the open regattas OF
TIE lhvonia and Jersey city yacht clubs
The tventy-trst annual regatta OF tho New Jersey
Yacht Club VIII be sailed on Monday. June 20 over he
regular the upper and lower bays The Re.
Ratta Committee consists or h. W ke'cham. J. T..
Clark. and g. $ Brown The steamer Neptune has bee
chartered TO accompany the boats over the
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A Big Day for the Wheelmen.

Yesterday was an ideal day for the whcelmcn and
splendid weather and good roads were instrumental in
bringing out crowds Of riders. The various cub houses
presented busy early in the morning scores Of
riders preparing for their outings The the New
York clubs were mainly confined to points the state
The members of the New York Tourist Whrr!ncn as
semblcd at Durands Riding Academy Fifty -nnth stree
and Eighth avenue. at - O'Clock. and rode to Yokers
party OF members Of the Riverside Wheelmen rode 10
the came place. while quite n delegation Of Manhat.
tan Bicycle Cubme rode as far as TarrytOwu.
The Mount Vernon Wheclnen bad 4 run to Fort
Schuyler. Half dozen members or tho Ninth y ard
Pioneer Wheelmen visited EnglewOUi.
The BrooEyn clubs scattered all over the island The
hontRnk WlcsIncn held n run TO New Rochelle while
dozen meubers Of the Brooklyn Bicycle uuh went 10
Roslyn. l., l. The klngs county Nheelmen rode o
fompton, y. J. The south brooklyn Whe~imNn had n
largo turnout OF members Their 10 Tottcnvile
5. l. Some members of tho Bedford Cycling ,luh rode
TO Yonlers. while the onicia run Of the BROOKLYN
HANDLERS to rRIni'ed brought ont dozen RIDERS
The Castle Point Cycers OF H0hoEen participated N a
run to Syack. wh'!o the Hudson County Whcclmcu
went to TarrytoWn
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Nv THE y. NJ C. 4. RANKS.
The Members Are Proud OF Their Athletic
Grounds Mt Mott Haven.

| Tho New York members of the Y. NJ. c. A. arc
| devotinG almost their entire attention to tho
athletic grounds at Mott Haven. James II.
| McCurdy. assistant physical director at the
| Twenty third street branch during tho winter.
| has charge OF athletics ut the grounds. Anum-
| Der Of the men are having their vacations. and
| they spend most OF their time at the grounds
or on the river. The boat house is almost OPP
| posito tho grounds. The annual regatta comes
| OIL during tho latter part Of July;
0ld members who 60 to the athletic grounds
place. They are much better adapted to asso-
| citation athletics than ever before. A new
| locker house has been placed on the lawn in
the field apparatus and places for vaulting
nS & saS OVAL h1 T6o Wss
fdG Is ipId out for tie assGcntion game Of
!aii out north Of tho athletic grounds on the
A A. he Iity chg2mtpEionshp games to be de-
loving games; Pole vault; lE9yard dash;
hurdles only, and the 4lO-yari run. On Aua.
q there will DO tho milo run. running broad
hurdle race. and the pole vault. Prizes Will be
awarded to tho first five men In each set OF
events, on Juno - the prize Will be n banner
Tie Outing Club Of tho Twenty-third street
branch havn sarWTanFed for the following ont.
%. Tenaiiy. Alpine. and Yonkers.
The Washington Heights branch is located
| neat white frame building. Tho branch has
oIened fine gymnasium. These Christians
Will try to do something in the athletic line
THIS summer.
The hicyclsts of tho Fast Eighty sixth street
branch are In whirl over the successful or
ganiZation of the bicycle club. j. Rcgan has
been elected captain. The club starts out
with q membership. OF fifteen. Tho outing
club Of tho branch will so to Fort WadswortL
on June %.
:, The rowing and rambling clubs OF the
Young Mems Institntc still continue as great
great time on July 4. when thor mines meet
again In n game Of baseball. ON June IL tho
ramblorS will visit their Jersey brethren at
GrGrenvliIe:, On June - tho rowing club will
Brothers Island, The rumbers will go tho
Same day to Pussaic Falls.
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Out of the 46s whcelmen who started from Newark
at O'Clock on Saturday morning to participate in tho
fifth annual century run from that city to Phllaciu
200 riders finished The day all that could 10
wished for. and the roads through Bellvile Bloom.
field. Mburn. Painted. Bound Brook, SoInervi'e and
Topewell to Trenton and from there TO Brstu! mud
FrankfOrd into Philadelphia In splendid cnlI.
ton. and, barring iow accidents to Wheels few rltrs
were incapacitatcd through accidents.
Tho Nrs rider to reach Trenton W IIowa m
Mercer County Wheem"n who arrived ~ II:O4 30
O'Clock. II after l. O'Clock hen eut re- Hgf..
CATION rearhed Trenton. where dinner was tEnen
Frank siirers OF the Century Wlecnen WAS tho first
rider to roach Philadelphia arriving Mt tha. place at
@OS o'clock, From that time until O'clock riders
came struggling into the city. AE 10 n'rnr the run
in charge OF the o!cia paccnaLcrs arrived IA rnI..
Gelphia.
five Of their riders 'sned The Park AV,Mur Who'd.
men secure tho second pr1o for having the second
lurB, ST. nuuber.pf men FINISH.
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Prlddy Run. Kennedy Down.

PrTsnuRGH. June 1.-THE greatest three.mile foot
run In this vicinity was decided yesterday
afternoon at Recreation Park batwecn Peter rriGdy
this city :rd Mike Kennedy OF Chicngo. Tie betting
was slightly In favor OF kennedy. The race was for
$3.50 a side in addition to which the winner was to
receive seventy per cent OF the gate receipts and tho
loser thirty per cent. Five hundred persons were
present
The chicago cut tho pace tho start Priddy
traed Kennedy for mile and half and then went
the front. hut Kennedy sPurted and passed Prddy.
From THIS point 10 the finish the men passed and re.
PASSED each other several times until they had
aud hnlf miles. TN the tenth lap. four laps he
mile Kennedy began to weaken. After running about
100 yards OF the last lap. he stumbled and Tell. lie
walked TO the starting point, greatly distressed md
completely done up Prlddy slacsfnsi his speed and
trotti home, the winner in minutes AL. seconds
Had Kennedy kept in the race doubt Lat IL
20 seconds would have been bcn The frat m lie AZ
done In 447 and two allies in OU5
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take at least ton days fol. some. Of them to be
diton than any OF the others. and she Ia better
rugged The Gadfly and Catspaw are not at
their best, and tho same. can DO said of the
Thrush. Exile, md several others OF the two
fin boats. The lIcaper and tho Vanessa need
to DO turned up.
The designers In this class both amateur
and professional. have hard task before
them. and their boats are to start in races
against q professional Of over twenty Ave
years practical experience and one who has
nlade close study Of the subject The HERES
non boats should win. He has no one against
foot class he meets nothing more than a lot Vt
amateurs. Then. again. tho Bristol-bullt
boats will have to give the latter time. ono as
much as three minutes.
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The RuGa.o rrrss Cyr,n; club have POSTPONED their
road race mt Ialr -
m. Rork lruG iuuuiN Wrcolmcn have most p0ned
ten mile runI rae UNA JEyi.
can, Il rr,. r., NJ the Rn.ton Athletic Club Will
hnyr rl.,rs, .. % Uu,f RAJ; 70 Newton today N "''
IN. fn,pug, TrHdu -iou hcy"lc track ia 10 he IA.
stroyei /, /, '"Ht .syd ;or hud'nE purposes.
The POSTPONE" rl.,. q g "In sclIurn will be
III. recent gurrcr OF mic record OF 30 ,occrb4
mad. hy Arthur Zimmerman, WAS - dying quarter
The fnrrrn b.,I. aauua road race of the Wb.e,r .
Rarlng LeAgue viii be acid on the Crawford cuaI,, IN
Sept. 10.
Tn" !. ''"' ,hi h,"it nv sN'h NE Man tha't1u
on Aux -.
The recent hal NIL" record OF minute 4 second 8
made 10 ArIaur Zimmerman for The LlIt Irin n, |i.r
g:;h seconds h"tIor han NJ" hs!f Inl,e record mn, M .
Stroud "a London ,",l month.
Tie Nnel,ud. y, j.. Lady Cyclers have decided + ,
join the League Of American MLrelnAII. TEey wIll a..
sumo charge OF the luilcs' division al tho New jersey
division meet At Ninelsnd OIL June ~.
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Century Run OF the Metropolitan A.socin
ton.

The committee arranging fT the nrst anuva cpufary
run OF the metropolitan Association OF ryrug va,
have arrived nj the conclusion that their bocrnI, 2,
date and destination for their n lry.Hut upon ~
their recent meeting, was al advised chairman u'.
Ter OF tho committee in charge OF tho rJU O. a.
after consideration of the matter y va 20 iI iIEt
the rnh could lie postponed from july AMI. dis 49,
and the route changed from nrcCuNml lhkriu FrU.s-
ton. n j., with better prospects for its sTcc"s-.
The committee have also decided 10 C'Ihlgu the stI-
lux point o the run from jersey Ciy 10 Nr"afE THIS
change does away With good portion % ih3 luor
roads. Tho men as nov lrTruF't 4. WHl riart from
Newark, the men Tillug Ear ~ lrInr.inu ana T"
turning 10 Newark the same du'. ArrL.D wall b.
mapped out that VIII cover 100 mes
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Astoria S'hutzcn Park, Long Island City was turned
over 10 Inc friends members and guests OF tho Long
l-hhl '!iy Athletic club on saturday when the an.
nHal lirnic and games u the club occurred. Peter
Coco won the championship OF the club a ioss from
Frank Butcher Edward llartell won four points aud
was third. The results of the games were:
Dn"htndrrd-iard Dash-final he At won by Peter NJ
IL seconds " ' >'
la,s''"i!r RgnIWon by Frank Ru'chrr: George Fred.
"T!uN.. second iau Coco third Time, 2 mil,ites ~
seconds
uu, huniTrd and wrnty.yard IIurdl. Enrc- Won hy
Tine - seconds ' ' -
lu'i,ng ne SGot-Won by Charles Rauppuo, with aa
feet. IiNgri Hartcl second. with 9. feet 10 nnhrs,
Arihuir ITederlcAs third, with 2T feet ''
EUurnH bfNaI Juii'p,rh0n by feter Coco with 10
Iouy Flcd"r,rks tmrd with 10 feetp inches "
Tire" Standing Broad Jumps-Won by Charles Raup-
Tin". WIN - f""i inches; Tony Fr,dericks second
wth - f''i "a i"'he' Frank Butcher third with ri
feet . IurI'' 49,
one M. l.uu--Wom by Frank Butcher Charles Rich.
ter sr,uui, George Frederick Iuird Time lunul on
40 seconds
Tie Pennsylvania Iinaited
Is known NJ homie and abroad the Worlds eates
I N I
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baseball Games To-day.

RATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York vs.. Cleveland. At the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn Va. Chicago, ut Eastern Park.
Washington vs.. ~. Louis. At Washington
Baltimore VS.. Louisville. ut baltimore.
Boston vs.. Cincinnati. at Boston
Philadelphia vs.. Pittsburgh. at Philadelphia
OTHER CANES
Harvard VS.. Brown, at Cambridge.
Jefferson Athletics VS.. New Brunswick, at Newark
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Weekly Games of the NIlIiamsburgh A. A.

The regular weekly Sunday athletic games among
the members OF tho Wiliiansburgh A. A. for the sea.
sons point medals were decided yesterday morning.
Capt. Walters got into quarrel with H. Henderson in
tho 1Oooyard run that apparently caught the fancy Of
many OF the members who were present. for Walters
was applauded for the fun he making at nender.
sons expense walters and Henderson promptly
DISQUALIFIED by the referee at the conclusion Of the
event. The results OF the games were;
Seventy ve.yard Dash. liandicap--Pnal heat won
by II. henderson Banmsnn second T. Cotiaux third.
Uuartorniie walk Scratch for the Association REQ.
ord-Won by Joseph T. Clay. Time. 1 minute 4Ox
seconds.
Pole Vault. scratchwon by Arthur $. Woods, with
80 feet inches: William &. Kaiser second. with 10
feet inches: James feenoy third, with 10 feet
inches
Running High Jump. Handicsp-won by William
MOhr, Al inches. with feet inches, sam Walters
Ok inches. third. with fee; inches.
Three hundred yard liandicap-final heat won by
Harry Henderson. yards: sam Walters. yards. sec.
onl; + CouauS. yards. third; Time; 80 45seconds.
Ouc.thousAnd-ya Kun. Hnndicap-Won by James r.
Fccney, 30 yards Rober.Tayior 10 yards, second sam
Walters. scratch. and Harry Henderson. go yards dis
quaithsd for foung. Time. minutes ~ 1.6 seconds
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Five College Crews on th. Thnm.s

NEw IoSpoS. June II Tho Yale crew arrived last
night and went at once TO their quarters which f. H.
Floyd,Jones had made ready for them. Harvarls
hard at work and will make the ell 20 very
fast whena few irregularities IN tho stroke are cor.
rec"d They stick close to their quarters when not in
boat and put in all the work for i'm
their condition and mastering the stroke which Harry
kryts Is drilling them upon, The Harvard freshmen
arrived Just before the Yale crew. Tho Columbia
freshmen are here but are torn up by stomach ills
Tomorrow there will be i've college crews on the
Thames epartng for the races The Yale men a!
Columbia Is holding forth at capt. Kit Browns. next
door to Yale.
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CRICKET.
work Done by the Clubs In the Champion
ship Hncr.

The cricket games which have been played in the
Metropolitan district this season have borne out the
truth Of that weworn saying. "the glorious uncer'
tainty OF cricket" but the complete reversal OF form
displayed IN the matches Of Saturday was genuine
surprise TO everybody Tho foowingis ;ho record 30
ar