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X Is thought that the Senator. win disband. The
failure TO secure Sunday games is the cause. '
day resulted rs follows; Albany. u; Troy, g..
Rain has caused the post ponsIu sny of nineteen n, n.
forty.nine scheduled game. IN the Eastern League.
Van vAltenbera wiz hereafter manage the OIymp,cs
Of Patterson. Green Will take charge OF the Allertons
BKLvIpERE. May l+.-Ths Blair Han baseball t.,m A.
Ascors Of IA to e. W
Dedsrick viii have . trial with the Orange A. c. He
played With the Mspha,!an 4. c. last year. and showed
Every club that defeats tho Emeralds a, Van Mast
will receive $40. No club yet. however. has suee,e"dsd
In beating Tho Protectory team.
william sharsig. who managed the Athletics OF pbi,..
ton, has been signed 10 manage the York. "A, cinb'
from Manager Barnio To-day reIsas M him nsfS ram Ist Yer
Louisville club. BArnis says FARRELL Is a good nsn but
S:,.sss ~: s9 3 B S.y ,!ss ~. ~ y d /. ss.I: Sis % ,siaS \
hiii. BY a score Of Ttoaa. 0'A' the l"n01
Tho vsrcena Boat Club has organized a Saturday
dam ,.. The Ipi ls,s II. s sadi Fl mad. 81 up e mes. .ss q =: sun
ij( Atlantic svenue. Brooklyn.
Of sunday glsyins Al 'Ils ipng Island srosndsp liz
S %:n ss \. ss,a ~ is .st Ike ssG Gs6. ah a'.u va: . ia%S; Xssisr
gaines ether A. Aorri.isais or fremont.
tic Il. joan. schooi team being Il" SSits:. Sr. y M ;:
Es .'ns . Ss: % .ss... %it ,inss liz fGsHSS :s'.S, x ss,a q s'f Ss,
! cam ih. ss ,aasrsa but owe alHfsas%N wiz u The sHn fri iaa sHs
' wsGs.sd .ls' and 4 r ta.is ri On BE- fsaysd. YIN s AnaoS snd =. },
BRADLEY VIII do The pitching for lAwI.nc.y VILE. mo
ar.. f,.,i : Bradley second Sass; Rarrst[, ,.t.rt
centre Held: De sauilrL rithr fe:d Massey aud Ross..
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Did
You
Ever


Try a washable suit for your
boy? What's better for a
summer suit?
Style. comfort. and economy
are linked together for your
benefit.
We don't mean the cheap.
fimsy chrome sort. sold by
many houses Otis a race
whether the stitches or the
colors will 60 first in these
suits), but we mean the kind
we make ourselves.
We imported the fabrics
direct. and we can guarantee
the colors. Our styles, too,
are out of the beaten path Of
conventionalism, and when it
comes to the prices we don't
think you will find fault with
1926, $500, and $3.50.
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Tho entries for Tomorrow are:
Monrov,a Win. the IS.ntucty Onko.

LOUISVILLE. May 15.-Coupled with rainy
weather and IA slow track the patrons OF racing
were treated 10 delay at tho post to-day. The
sport was tame. The first race was q selling
purse at ono mile. Flower DOLLS. Ill Wil-
liamsl, ut 4 to /. won by half q length from
London. the Queen third. Time. al
The second race was at Ave turlongs for two
year-olds. Cyrus. 90 tKnight). won by four
lengths from Miss Mamie. Gore Jay third.
Time. ! :GJs.
The Kentucky OAKS. at ono and a quarter
miles. for tllree;year.old, allies. came third;
at the half and won easily by two lengths from
Elizabeth l.. with Joanna third. Time. ZIG
Value OF stake TO winner 81, $50.
The fourth race was a selling purse at seven
furlongs, Cora Taylor, ~ IerkinsL q to 3,
won easily by two lengths, White Rose second
and Old Pepper third. Time. 1::33.
The NTH race was at one. mile and twenty
yards. Rudolph: 100 tlrvingh 3 to .. won
easily by a length from Emma Primrose with
kincsem third.
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scHoryLANDrn sr1LI WIrSfSa
ne Beats vorr.sh Two TO on. Tn very Fra
Style.

sohottlander postponed his visit to his oid
friend steinitz yesterday In order to spht .
lance with yorratb. the chess Oh
New Jersey. As Oh his debut nc the man.
haitian Chess Club the German lost the hrst
game. Ho played a venturesome Danish
gambit. wherein he gave up three pawns ior
the attack. vorrath. however. knows TINS
ramc thoroughly; he likes to play II htm ms n
rock. and on the twenty-fourth, move Sc.ooi-
lander had. to surrender Ihe Iat'e In fSs
pieces for tho second game, wherein Norf this
played n Scotch gamhit. Schottlander ,iis
time had somewhat tho better game. when .no
Jerseyman. on. the twenty second move, ,hn
into a pocket with his queen. HIS crafty OPP,
nent. OF course. lost no time in imprlsonine
her majesty. whereupon Norrath resianS1; ,onn
third game resulted likewise In a victory ior
Schottlhnder.
Schottiander is highly efatei over his sue
cess hero. He has. however. the, strongest TO-
cal PLAYERS yet to meet. To-day he will pronn-
bly, play Delmar and Hanham., A, meeting
with Hodges will also be arranged. hppendsd
are the 0rstnnd second games between sehott-
and EOrrath.
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WORK ON THE CUP DEFENDERS.
It 10 Likely that They VIII All he Tried b,
June 20.

Tho work on the cup defenders is progressing fairly
well. but at the best they are nearly . month oen'nd
the English cutters. three of which have already had
their tria, trips. and the soper boat. which was the last
one started on the other side. It is said. viii make her
maiden trip this week. or the American boats. tho
Colonin. tue Rogers syndicate yacht which Is building
At the Hsrreshons works in Dristoi. 10 tho furtheat
along. She should take her trial spin IN about Ten days
Tho Morgsn.iseiin cup defender Is plated and the
work Of rivsting Is going on. In this boat the stern
most runs below the steel keel to the bottom OF. the
lead keel. showing that tho carving Of outside LEAD
the boa, viii be most carefully. snoothed ana 6nrnish;
ed. and IL IL satd that the surface thus obtained WIN
need very little sub,eauent attention: DOVE in hos
ipg is nearly completed and the decks are being laid.
The centreboard boxes are in place. and tho sky!ights
and deck fittings are ready to 40 on board A. soon as
the boat is ready for them, The worE on the mn Is
progressing. and 1t will be ready to put In place whom
needed.
WORK on the Stewart and Blnney Boston syndicate
cup defender. now building at Pussy 4 Joness yard a.
wilmington, Del. is progressing nicely. ana inc work
OF plating her Is well advanced The plates look very
smooth after their treatment with muriatic acid. and u
10 said il viii he possible to keep them so with very little
trouble. Making due allowance for possible dsiays u
yachts should have their trial spins BY June 20.
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ST. LOUIS HASACLEAR LEAD,
U PITIsBURGH rs BECOMING
DANGEROUS COMPETITION.

The uroohiyns Lead the Eastern Contiu-
gent. with Warrington n Close Second
III Lick stu Kemsins with New York
Cleveland Stopped Agsin by gsin.
Tho tic betw ben St Louis and Cleveland for
the advanced position in the League race has
been broken In fsvor OF BIT Louis Pittsburgh
f. now looming up as q formidable opponent
for the leadership. and the battle between tho
three Western clubs promises to be OF an eS-
cecdInaiy lively character. Brookly. In fourth
place. ~ the nearest Eastern club to the top.
while Now York is still tentlL Philadelphia Is
showing improvement. judging from their
neritorious work against the Now Yorks and
wa~.h!ngtons. The results yesterday wo.o:
b,stoa. g: New York. @.
frcsklyn. Z; Baltimore 8
Philadelphia, 10; Washington. l.
Piitsburgh. II: Chicago. 4.
81. Louis. 10; Cincinnati, O.
A. CleveiAnd-Ra!n
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posroN, q; NEW YORK. q.

BOSTON. 3; NEW YORK. u
rosros. MAY lathe New Yorks had the
mn is eSI i9;dp x t but , Ink i insIna: to thf eEs
i men R Rsd done e; - well vi With da he S Stick It certain.
Z ws: a S,s sss FissIs e. IL nam "nizns to s ses = s urn Ts s9
.iisa 4: S.: IA Is. AZ : hs q :.s;.. % SS,i iS Ta:Isti !:
i%s r.shsiea. fhs cham pi9nship psn:
a ass' u Mhash T' su To shs i? H @ss ny 1 Stses ssA soa
the incident lost much Of its charm; 1t seemed
15s ~ ~. ,idps Witt to s e: 4 4Sli hs sHiEof GS.ns snd dn i
t anDsa, nSr 'i MIss K nSf t. s] sss hnss . b bM1RS WITH Snl.
ri i 4 ys s.s sy!s. sS,t t5 e. oh sSs ,, ;.S,e r IN .h If st ses
to handle the bat. and they did 4 in a manner
s SSif a is!:zss;i ia a. L Ell sS. & Il i & siSf i. ssi HSss
sSass. ~ isli:s: 81 Sis e. LSE = s ana was q r. Is,
opened. for Boston with a homS run. This
'n The Now s"S ' Sorters made :. bIs BID, for a run
Win u. i ! Ss az b.1r .ss;s ssilS St ss 'i saa &. Sls 1T
N: situstion: In thst bring. tOx.vsT: t6s
and Lyons got to third. Burke sent q hot one
lust out Of Tucter's reach md Lyon: scored.
moved up . peg. Ward raped o bounder to
Long and Crane was caught at the plate. Ward
kept on to second and Bennett threw tho ball.
Davis hit for 4 single and Ward scored. Davis
sprtntsd to second md Common dashed for the
bases nlled In their half Of the fifth. but no
runs were scored.
: In the sixth i1nlng the home team made six
eighth inning Conner got his base on balls for
the third time. and scored on Davis's sacrifice
to their SCORE after two men had been retired.
IN, the ninth inning; and by reason OF
ing battsd balls. the New Yorks came near
tying tho score. DUFFY. however. made . good
catch which ended the game. Tho score:
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Yachting News OF Interest.

John ststson will call his new steam yacht Spray.
Strong efforts are being made to revive the forty. foo,
racing clasA
launched from Hswiey's next week.
hairy Hall, a son OF Capt. Hank Han, skipper OF thu
Coionia, viii be mate on the new boat.
The Nsvahoe Boat Club tas been started in Bristol,
and already boasts of oyertwonty mrmDerS
u1 1S1 y2tS Snd. sfh Change y .. s.p A'f isist i a'.,ns S oas a.
work On her Is completed she VIII sail for this city. -
When hns La A sWtes /. u building for arRnoid Th .,snH Of 'S New
YYoTk. !. vel along. and Viii be launched IN the coufss
whttehouse 4 Chseseborough have received an order
from sCs,on p.T'is e. Tor or plan; ioT In = EYE. n.hsrnlan%
IL feet q inches draughI
Cant, wilti.. who vas on the Ihi.tls in 1887, and for
begin WORK on her to-day.
The work of nttins out the Volunteer is being pushed.
s snet L ,n.a her N s "a s slooS RI. shs WIZ probably DO changed
Commodore r. Frank sutton OF the BROOKLYN Yacht
Club has sent Invitations 70 ns frlen':s for re launch.
YARD. AZ tue foot OF Court street. Brooklyn. on Thurs
The Stony Point Yacht Club q FOR, Morris will have
on the Yore vile Yacht club house q, Port Morris TO a
aroau College Point md return A" AA
BEEN :; / sa rG5G,. ., sss yassss; Sf .,1 amsrC s"s Martin h..
es.ylng her engines az TIC Pour RIVER kngine Com.
e iss; ssssi' &syHEsIfs ..t ot a%s S 4aa ! 4 is ss f is.u SSsr A''
s aniS.ss for I. ,sss june June H. p HR s.. sS. 5Sss; ZINE i; :a9'
cash race; July 10, cash race; Aug. q. ladies' day Aug
Y, cash race; Aug. ~. second championship; sept. 2,
consolation race.
Saunders OF Bristol has turned the new cat ynv1
Hada.sah over to her owner. The boat has shown nm
well under sail. and promises to lie fast. She has
splendid cabin recommendation and looks wri n,,oat.
Saunders also has tho bowboAt ready to 20 overheard
the nrst VI the week.
Tho Carmita. ME. Fosters ~ I'm keel. is about ready
for launching Her cabin work Is Completed. and her
spArs ure ready TO be shipped Whenever III, boat is
a,loat- She carries thirteen or fOurt cen tons Uf leaf on
her keel. against twenty-five carried by III, Wasu 40
that a good comparison OF tho dis pacem,nt OF the
keel and tn-kesI type Of boat can be made,
AZ frishee's yard Mir Francis's new keel sehooner
sersara. from stewart and benney's design, will be put
overheard io'dar., The u%oodnow, cenlrepoard from Inc
Of fnbln bronHe, and she will steer with a tIllor in
week The famous s.oop shadow. owned by DE. John
vanced The new dsck, covering boards. rails, and
buiwarkA. are finished.
rlsTs was y oLhsr mate, rae, on saturday on the
cat boats Irene and Lame rhc race Ma over a tr,-
angular tour,s. starting ITnm Capt Henry Doschers
..ogp yacht Maeond.h 10 E%aiilt,,s hocI buoy and re.
turn The race Was won by tie Einine IN 3 4fial Tie
iieno dd not nnish tired 7 Ada, Chairman u the
Regatta Committee. had charge. ami says thar another
race has been arEAnxed b.iwesn lie Irene, Becky, and
Kane Tor the clubs opening day, next saturday. A
handsome prize win be iSafa'd 10 the winner.
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Chess Match between Boston and Philn-
dolphin.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-NeRotiations for a match be-
tween the Boston Chess Club and the Franklin Chess
Club OF Philadelphia have been satisfactorily COM
pietsd. Each club will send two Of its strongest play
ers TO the other club to contest ten SEPARATE games with
members OF the club visited. The Bostoninns viii DO
nrst to invade the hostile t%erritoy. This represent n
tiyes OF the :" Hut" will be Pillsbury and Barry. Tue
former has established no mean reputation Tor hitnssit
draw out OF three games played. AlthSuGn sarry d,a 10
not faro 30 well In his encounter with NalDFouI no
must be considered fully as strong as his cluo mate, he
having made even games recently In set matcn Nith
Pilisbury, The Quakers have not YET seleoted their
standard besrerE shipley and yoigt or 4. X. Robin
son. however. are most likely to be the ehoice Il 'ho
club.
enee has been arranged between the Franklin Chess
Club OF Philadelphia and the Washington. d -. chess
club
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Close OF the Gymuasic Season Mt DR.. Saw.
ucc'a.

with tho nnal athletic com petition held last night In
the gymnasium. the season at DR.. Watson l.. snvage's
Physical Developme nt Institute came to = close. In
all. about eight hundred persons we're present . large
proportion being young who are themselves either al.
inirers or opponents otthe development of The body by
physical culture. The exhibition only lacked the Az
pearance OF the young women on tho door.
The s.t exercises were gone through with with n will:
And much OF the work accom- plishei was very clever
Previous to this nnal compstition there have been
three competitions. preliminary in character. only the
men who have done well IN former contests we're In
action last night
Tho performance of each man was scored according
to DR. savageEsystem In this grace and bearing count
as well as the nctnal performance. Medal were
awarded to the leaders as follows:
First gold medal. won by Il. y. lie Groot: second gold
medal, J. II. Price; silver medal, y. LUddmhn; brUnzo
medal, Robert Jardtne; scholarship. J. Eoccs.
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How tho Boston University Students Enjoy
Themselves.

Boston. May 1s.-The faculty of stsid old Boston Uni.
ysrsity arc investigating . cloud of scandal which en-
yelopes the recent e~scapAdes Of soms OF the youngsters.
ali accounts it was the iivellest affair that has ever
been witnessed in a temple devoted to religious in.
structiou. The students. II 10 said. were exceedingly
hilarious. but the browning success Of the whole even
Ing was . boxihg tournament. some OK the more
from the theological school to attend the social; They
Also prevailed on the "Theogs" to put on the gloves.
One young innocent. who Is slated az q missionary 70
Madagascar. and another, young man, who expecrs 20
we're vi 70 be snIe: but persistsnt nsHsithslsss:
ference. They were young and vigorous. they
slammed each other in the neck, punched each other
in he ribs, bired each other above and below the belt.
and hammered each others nose. tilthe ciaret ran
They proved the star attraction OF the show.
The above 10 only = description Of one way in which
the students work on their supertiuous ateam.
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and hitting him on the shoulder. Every man
OF tie rrown Shooting team made = ruth
FOR tn. Efforts Of Capt. Quinn and. MANAGER wattins
who inttrfered in NsuThn's behalf. Then CHRIS Yea
the progress OF q ssme this season, He had . sausd OF
ppIjre with him, who arrested Catcher Vaughn. Um-
ryre NcQuaid also fined Vaughn s26 and declared him
cut OF the game. Morgan. Murphy. went In 20 eaten;
fashian The srOre.
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E.In.d r9n,mChlesEG Z; r,t!,bp,Eh 3 J m = base
Chicago, o. PiIts6urah. 10 First base on b.ls.or
Hutcli.on. z; on u%a'trigh,. 2 strnes ou;.BL Hu!ehi.
base hitsSvan iisltrsn,. Smith. Dahlea. Decker.
Shugart. Sacrifice hits-van UAitrsn, Shuxart. hnson.
smith. Stolen blacksmith, Donovan. Double plnys-
Ryan. Anscn; Bierbauer shuE1r, aeekiey: iiit BY
ION. 2 Passed t.!l.Ki!trsdss ~Cmpire-LSnch.
Dan Bronthers 10 rcoupsrat!nR from his recent I'll.
ness and is back in Brooklyn He had on BIZ, uniform
terdsy.
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Eastern League.
Other Games.


CAnpRrpGA May 16.-Upton's home run In the eighth
inning In the game with Brown this afternoon saved
Harvard from defeat. but Is did nothing moro than tic
tho score. Ten inning, we're played, bu. darkness put
liant exhibition of bali. playing seen on Holmes Field
this year. Sexton and Tsnney were the battery for
Brown. wiRgin and UPTON for Harvard. Sexton was
no only ~. INES Eith a iotal Of ten: while Brown
persons present. among whom was . delegation Of
Brown men noarly 100 in number. Tho enthusiasm
and cheering would have done honor to n Yale game.
Tho gCOro:
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John l.. Saves MIX Hciiy's Home from,
Being sold Tor TaxeS.

CINCINNATI. May 15.-John L. Sullivan ha.
como to the rescue of Mike Holly and sent him
money enough to save his home at bingham
from being sold under tho sheriWs hammei
Tor back taxes,
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CORNELL. Z: COLGATE, q
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN As,ocIlroA
Boston va. New York. At boston,
nrook!yn va Baltimore. at Eastern Park.
rhilaaelphis 70 Warrington, At Philadelphia
chicago Va. Pittsburgh. ut Chicago.
y. Louis vs.. Cincinnati. at ST. Louis.
ClevelAna Va Louisville. at Cleveland
OTHER GAhEa
Amherst Va Yale Law School, at Amherst.
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a,,o,, sick with Yellow Jsuud,ee.

II Is doubtful II stanton Abbott. tho English light
weight, will be able TO box again for \ few months. lie
~ now sick with the yellow %jaundice, and Teddy Mel
son. his manager. be isves that the disease will s.ri.
ously und.rmius hs contribution, Yesterday Abbott
felt A In c better lie Says that he Is highly pleased
to hear that Jaet MTAuilHe would start FOR tie East in
Aftw days to arrange a night with him
In regard to Grimm. the English nghter says that he
VIII hrht about July for , yo"d'sizeG purse offered by
any OF he clubs. in the event OF an unsuccessrui ut.
tempt to ArrangeA match with McAul'ne. Abbott VIII
not light GIihln. however. at less than 1928 poundA
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WESLEYAN,

First base on bAlis-0n Frost, /; OF Lauder, 5. Left
on ases.wesleyHn 7; Yale Law school, g struck
Passed balls-Sor.on. Z. Hit by pitchsr-searlea Time,
lao. u~npire-Joycs. Attendance. TOO.
YALE, @; AhHrRsI q
NEW HAVEN. May la.-If Yale does not take q decided
brace before the end Of this week: she viii rnd the
Yale was victorious to-day by q score OF 8 TO 3. she
really did not deberYe the game. Tho acore;
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Lieut.. II. &. Du Vars Good Shooting.

The members OF Company OF the Seventh
Regiment went to C%reedmoor on Friday. Out
Of the 100 mon present. no less than ninety
three qualified as marksmen. Lieut.. H. Du
Val won the medal for tho best score offha nd
at 200 yards. while Private I. II. heeDwon the
medal fort the best scores at 200 and joO Yards.
Mr.. Dn Val is doing some very line shooting
this season.
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INSTANT RELIEF
FOR COLO IN THE HEAL.
cATARRH AND HAY FEVER,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
IN BROOkLrS.
n FIFE
4 New York Man VIII Build from u,
Clever Young Scotcbmau's DesIgu.

Saunders of Bristol has In hand a 3ofootsr for J. n.
Mills Of New York. from plans by william Fife. Jr.. Do.
stgner of the Clara. Minerva. and other fast boats we'll
known to American yachtsmen. and OF the csllunA
the syndicate %sb.footer. which has Just been launched
and tried on the other side. The yacht will be . racer.
and will be OF very light construction.
On ofeet water line she is47 feet over all, a feet I
inches beam. and Q feet 4 inches drAuRht. She IL not
a nm keel but her lead drops very low. and there g .
great rake to the stern post. Tho stern runs straight
out ard and upw ard from the Onward end or the lead
models.
The boat will SIT low in the water. will BIO OF light dis.
placemsnt, and Will carry only Q moderate sail plan.
Her cabin accommodation are very meagre. Her sky.
!iRbt viii be made TO take on aud be replaced by . rao-
ing hatch on race days
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Jack Fanon Outeiasssd.

BosroK, May l6.-Jack FaIlou, Brookiyn's "StronK
Boy" was clearly outelAssed nj the cribb Club tonight
By billy wilson. a clever local color,d scrspper. sK
beat OF the &c.
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Earned run-HarvArd First base by errors-Ha.
ward. T.. Left on s; Brown. g.. Frat
ny wigrin: 3: liome run.V,Pton; Ihrss;ss.s hit.
-Halowsl, Abbott. Double play-upton and Sullivan.
Passed ball-Upton. Cmpirss-Murray and Burns.
Time-2:4O.
wxsLrYAr. 6: TALE Law SCHOOL, 1.
MIppLErowN., May 1h-Wssleyan defeated the Yale
Law School this afternoon. 1hs RRme was fairly well
played. but was not as exciting Is last Monday game
with the Yale varsity: The result to-day was never In
doubt at any stage OF the game. OSoill did the best
plnylnR for the law school Tho scorei
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A Business Propo.,noa to no..r Young.

John Young has now q ~nrst.class opportunity to meet
Joe Hopkins of this city. whom Young claims he can
beat. Pete Ward. the hacker Of Hopkins. called at THs
suK once last night ana deposited S25 10 match Hop
kin. ssain.. Young At 125 pounds. give or take Two
pounds. for As much money as Young likes. young
teha everybody that hi can whip my boy" said Ward,
nov here Is chance for him to show It. will leave
coma to timen
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NEWPORT. May 15.-1ho New York syndicate
cup defender was launched from the Herre-
Shots yard. Bristol. early this evening. Com
modore and Mrs. Morgan. Archibald Rogers.
owner OF the Wasp. Mrs. RoCers. and, Mr.. and
the event. They returned here In Commodore
NorgRn's Jayelin about 3 O'Clock. Everything
went of smoothly. In two weeks the yacht
will be rugged and will come here.
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nsooxLYN.

Estnsd InGsIE,0OfIy9 .; B.IsInoIs 2 Frat bs.s
Sos. Z Fias' sS,s on eaii..os stein 2;.oa Ns.
fhr.sbass hits-BurnA Clark. 1wo.eaae lits.Dxly
tInsow. Core"ran, Aillgan. Sacrifice hits.GIiihn,
s,SI.n ss,.sEGIin,n r~[sadx.y o. Rsiik q. Double
yeuni ksitE and N!l!igan. Wild piIohes-stsin. q.
h!toy pitcher-By &cNabt. i. umpire-liursl Time
rn,L.pftPaIA, lC; WARRINGTON, I.
rnnAnELvnIA, May l5.-The Senators did not figure in
eodhys game IN tho hrbt tour iuninrs Pbiladelphia
made fourteen hits, with . total OF Iwenty.ons bases,
on herkla. Then puryes went int0 the box and was
more suectivo. although tue hitting OF the homo team
did mot abAte. Attendance. 2.ISv. The score,