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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-30

the subordinate of the other, but suprem-
acy not merely over the physical forces OF
nature, but also over the other forces
which must be brought into subsection to
humanity before we reach the highest de-
velopment. The true family is the type
of the State: 1t is the abundance of faith
ers and the lack of mothers that make the
governments of the earth so disorderly
and unsuccessful. The state is now in a
condition of half ~orphanage. Hitherto,
where woman has gone she has introduced
order. civility and good behavior. The
opponents of woman suffrage declared
not many years ago.. in regard to educa-
ton. that it was a usurpation of the male
p~rerogative" and a "heresy on natures
laws" for women to teach in the public
schools or enter college on equal terms
with men Now. after a few years of
growth and enlightenment, it is conceded
that women are pre-eminently the teach
ers of the race and largely responsible. as
the character builders, for the moral cul-
ture of the world. God evidently ordained
her to this high ministry. It is not only
heresy, but tyranny. to deny her the
broadest culture and the fullest liberty. If
you would have the women of the land
qualified and fully equipped to do their
share of the worlds work. you must make
them free. They must have the right. as
we'll as the knowledge and wisdom. to do
their >God-g,ven work, and this clearly
implies that they must have a DC in de-
termining the conditions that surround
them while doing that work. You can no
more afford % ignore women IN the state
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baseball Notes.

LH. H.ar.n-YOu can procure the guides at any a.ws
stand
Constant Reader None of the Harvard or Yale PLAY.
srs was q professional
The Crescent Athletic Club will hold . baseball
tournament on their Bay Ridge grounds in May.
II. h. Ramsey. Manager OF the Paterson Baseball
Cluh. would like the address Of ktnse late with the
New York A. O. baseball team.
There was sensation on broadway. opPo,Its spald.
and second BASemAn Jack Pickett OF the TrOJs and
FTesIdsnI James Frankun OF the BufAlos smergsd
from The sporting EOods stsre wearing caps OF gray
checked cloth. II was imm sdlAtsy nossd about that
they baseball players and crowd Of 500 persons
folio ed them into CITY Hall Park Tue trio eouldR
nAgtns WHY they attracted 80 much attention until
somebody told them that their creating tue
Impression that they were members OF the New YORK
team. Then hAloney, Pickett, and Franklin rushed
back 20 the store and changed their hsadgsAr for some
thing leas attractive
E,sroS. April ls-Ths baseball team OF Lafayette
College viii play the following games April IL Prince
ton PrncstOn II and IS kastOn Club OF the state
League ~. Princeton at aston: 80 University Of
PeRnsy lvAniS Al Philadelphia; Nay q Lshigh. a. EAS
ton; < University Of AOTth Carolina. At Raleigh; ".
University OF North Carolina At Chapel NIL n a.; 10
and II. University OF Virginia at ChArOttesytlls: H.
Georgetown College. a. Warrington l6 Columbia
College at New York H. s. Johns College. At foTd-
ham. 10. FRANKLIN and Marshall A. Lancaster; 49, Ls-
high. at Bsthshsm 20. RatEsrG At EEstOn 80 Lshlxh
at EAston; JEns aud 2. Cornell, Al lshAcA; z, 81.
Johns College AZ EAstOn y LshiEh. a. Bsthlshsm; 49,
College OF toe CITY OF New York. EAAton: ~, UnI-
ysTsity OF NITElaIA. a. EAStoR-
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GREY LEGS CITY AND SUBURBAN.
The Duke OF westmiustsr's Su,srt Three
year-oid Beat, . Coed Field.

The Duke OF westmiustsr's Susrt Three
year-oid Beat. . Coed Field.
LONDON. April 1s.-The City and Suburban
Handicap. OF, 20 soverelgns each. with 1000
sovereiRns added. for three-year-olds and up
ward. was run at Epson to-day. and was won
by the Duke Of westminsters Grey Leg %
yearsL Mr.. ID. Holls's Xury q yearsL was Sec
ond. and Baron de Rothschild's lie Nichsm "a
years.. third.
The starters were the Duke OF westminster's
Grey Leg t3 years). Mr.. d. Hollis's Xury %
years.. Baron dc Rothschild's Le Nichsm "a
years.. NJ. A. Abeille's Callistrste "A years.
Lord Dunraven's Molly Morgan Is yearsL
Mr.. L. worton's Victor Wild "a years.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hanbury's Cabin Boy Is years.
Col North's Lady Hermit Is yearsL Col. Hay-
wards Marnoyia % years. and MIR: A. Taylors
gto 2 against Grey leg, 10 to / against Sgry.
trss tfs5ni' a aS Eha @y 70 no ssR' ?'
sSs GSr MIL 20 tS Ss9p BSy
via. Certineate. and H Bfa en- al '' Ma
neyis broke triss s.tcsS shs i.S wa. d5epPsSS
S Sfa w ws. Hf RSs *. order ef
Rsrs Sa6S BS9 VetsT G &d ors sss a
struggling along with Csilistrate last. When
the two hundred yards was reached Marnoyia
the top OF the hin. Lady Hermit. Cabin Boy.
Molly Morgan. &ury. Victor Wild. lie Nicham.
and Grey Leg trailing along.
=, Entering the stretch Lady Hermit took up
the the r Mn,, with Xury next and CABIN BSy
trate aud lie Nicham were close followers. and
Certificate was last. At the crossing road
Nicham. and Callistrats. Grey Leg was stead.
lily improving his position. When q quarter Of
a mile from home CallIstrate was hopelessiy
beaten and Grey Leg drew into second place.
AZ the distance Grey Legs Jockey availsd
the rider OF Xury which horse he quickly
overhauled and passed. winning By two and a
half lengths. The time was 2:l3 1-5. and the
distance about mile and q quarter.
The Hyde Park Plate. Of 500 sovereigns. for
two-year:ol ds, was won By Lord Ellesmeres
ond. and the Duke of Portland's Patha third.
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Entries for tomorrow follow:
F.vorI,.. Win at East ~. Lou,..

EAST ST. LOUIS April ls-Favorites won tho
nrst four races. the other two going to we'll
backed second choices. the track was heavy
and slow. Summaries;
First Raes-Eiyssighths OF a mile; selling yssI.
100 Mooney to 9, won; Caesar. los CGoImLnL 90 l.
second; TTaymors " ID WAtson) Is to A. third
Time. o6A Mamie H. Billy Roller. hAcksy, Odrsy.
Tom stsysha Dock Wick. aud snATsy the smuEElSI
also ran.
second Race Five sIghths Of mile: selling Joe L.
% IL. Berger. 20 s. won; l. q W, gs (IlAml 10 g.
second Florence ShAnks. IO4 (BArrett. TO third
Time, ;oI sAnkey hssno Glen Angle. lanths, NAB
len T., Artlsss. and Watch Ne Allo ran
third kaes-flyssighths OF a mile selling jersey.
100 diam. TO 10 won; Herndon. LOG NettsTl. TO
second; frsenL ~ lM Taylor 10 60 !. third. Time,
CAlAntha. anu AeGOOdridgs also ran.
Fourth RAce-fNe-eighths OF a mile FARtn. lOd
(Ham to 10 won; InVeTcAuld. lo5 (ChAnnsssl is
TO second OAkUeW los (ATnOldL = to l. third lime
1sOG. Chatham. Ann Elizabeth, Republic, CeT0 GOrdO
I'd GArtland. and Lady Later also
fifth RAcs-seysn elRhths OF mile. Liberty Bell
ITO tlllnriehsL TO J. won; knekerbocksT IIl (Oor-
man. TO q, second. Judge Caldwell III (BArTstu ,
90 l, third Time. 1867 GrAnnJ WINE. seven Ma
TOnie Florsncs slaughter, Home RIM, and Ike
siSth RAss.ssVen eighth. o. = mile hm6lsm, ia
second: DoneAsteT, 100 90. HUSTON. 3to /, third
Tine 3bha. san Francisco. DAVszAe John Damn and
Belle OF FsTmoy AlIo ran
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wL,r. The UapIr.. WIN Re To-day.

WAsHISGToS. April 1s.-Prssident Young to.
day announced the assignment OF League UNI
pires for to-morroH's opening games. Hurst
will preside here at the contest between the
Washingtons and Philadelphia; Lynch will Of
hciats in Baltimore where the New YoTks
meet Ed HAnlon's Orioles; Jim 0Rourks will
his League career at Cincinnati; Bob Emslis
will continue 20 do business At Louisville, and
MeQuAide will decide the poiats OF the game
at ST. Louis. Stage the substitute. will be
stationed at Cleveland for the present to meet
any emergency that NAY occur in the western
circuit
In ali OF the League cities President Young
has an understanding with well-knoWn per-
any accident should bsfAll any Of the umplrss
thus assiRnad
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uARyARD. Is. woyEN HosR 4

CAMBMDGE, MAss.. April 1A-Haryard mar
Iowly escaped iEnominous defeat to-day at the
bands OF mi-protesslonal local team called
the Woven Hose WTetehed playing Ia ths
runs, In the Nth. Harvard tied the score. but
the Woven Hose again pulled ahead. In the
favor and she led By one run, but Woven Hose
tied the score. Ten innings were necessary to
players for the first time struck their pace
End began 10 hit kiley. an old New England
League pitcher, hard. The visitors tried to
but Capt Miggins's men piled up seven runs
and then allowed themselves to be put out.
Haryards general play was poor and her bat
ting weak until toward the end, Scannel did
fine work behind the bat and Stevenson at
anOrt sICp. Inc score:
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YISSlL DEFEATS Tn.
Corrigan's Thrse-y-ar-old Wins the Pes
body Handicap.

Corriga ans Thrse-y-ar-old Wins the Pea
body Handicap.
MEMPHIS. April IL About 4. 900 pee pie to-day
saw the Peabody Handicap. the star feature Of
to-day's events. won by Vassal. Ed Corrigan's
three-year-od crack. who ran third In the
Tennessee Derby. Strathmeath was the favor
tie. and was heavily PLAYED by the talent
Linda cut out the running. attended BY OIL
yer. until the stretch was reached. when Vas
sal and Strpthmeath came out. and leaving tho
others made a magnificent fight down the
stretch. Vassal was well ridden, aud won
under . furious drive by u scant length. Linda
came third. The others were badly beaten OIL
nvs races were taken by three favorites. q
strongly backed second choice. and an 3 TO
shot. summaries:
s ri @ .Sss Of 90 @i. HIi p'f
second GSIISPn o ~ a. M, ,cs TO third IS,m:
rs.a hsa sS .@s %.o ''Ia1,'
%orR: pri n;;;d Is
S1Sls, De JuGs and Ishviiis also ran .
.s Ra ms. s4d .i' landed iSa 0P s .
IGi hrs.; sIrp'am.A,n' 40 lMaE;s s sSsn SECOND;
tn@. Sxs and FRINGE Of Darsnss: also 1854
Fourth Race.seNeneighihs Of . mite selling. Fer
Weber, 10 ]. second s.iy.Ti%a; iii yGo.t:ioi'
i.f%sT Ai,SI e0roa.,. and v'fdsns also ran Ms.
rI.fi6 Es:s-5ns mile; selling Bedford, 49, q.
lime, tGi. J.ctnta. Pred Gardner. and hszsotini
also
sixth RAce-ons mile selling Rambler. Ill Martini
nrst Tom Kelly. lo3 a.. shisdsI 10 to sec
Ond Francis Pope. Il2 (RegAnl IL to D. third Time.
l;4L Little Walter. Little Chris PATthiAn and Kate
Bender also ran.
Entries for tomorrow follow:
First RAce-ThreeQuArters of a mile. Hickory. lo7;
BLAKE, lO7; lush. lOl; Jimmie X. io7: Tom Grifnn,
lO1: Nike OBrien. ll2i Orrin Rogers. liz
Second RAce-HAn n mile; selling MomuS 1O4;
Nj, hSs i3 I w c. No.. Irf Is no }.ss
Caleb 100
o0 Coronet 40; J. r T., ~; jim Lee. 1885, Lazzarone
40; Joe Murphy. no: Hawthorne lld.
Fourth RAre-seven eiEhths of q mile. Lady Gay, 03;
Mrs. Morgan 81; Little Nell VI; CrsyAssS 100; Cadins
lot The Ban los yoss D.. los; Patrick, lo9i TsAsst
100; Royal Flush, 1l2
finh ELECTROMAGNETIC . mile josie D.
90; PeytoniA gS; Enthusiast lOa
sixth RAce-rhree-QukTteTs OF q mile. Imp. Nellie
g., lO7; 81. Nicholas. loI; AAnoA lO7. AonEO. lO7;
Billy hckenzis ioli GAlopin. lO7I lllInoiL Il2 Chow
Chow, H.
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The wlu..r. At San Francisco.
San FRANCIsCo. April 1S-WeatheT clear and
hne. and track fast. hnmmaTles:

San FRANCIsCo. April 1S-WeatheT clear and
fine. and track fast. Summaries:
First Receive flTlongs. selling Long d'Or lO7
(sOAneL 10 ]. won; True BritOn. los (PIantOnh %
70 I. second: hohitA 100 shaw sl6 10. third Time
I "a. ChulA, Counterfeit, FAgstAf COrncub Not Nst
sidney, heEdoeino. Ny Lady. Lily D., aud IAmooss
second RAcs-Hsf . mls-Circs II5 (W. Clancy
70 .. won: Monterey. ll3 tMcDunAld TO J. second
CoqGstte. III l. uIoydl 80 To 1. third Time q 50.
hllToy hsdrons, Joe Harvey flirIIliA lone Wsshos.
FindouL umAtilA, and Leap Year nly also
Third RAce-Ons mile, selling NotspuF. ll3 a..
Lloyd 60 l. SOni Sir Reel 100 Combs). TO l. sec
ond; lily Dr. ia Nv. Clancy. 3 to J. thlTd. Time.
42k. sJmPAthstics LAT Happy band, stsAdfAsL
and HaymArket also ran.
Fourth Race-siK f1rongA Alssia log (AmesL 81 to
], won: BTAw Scott, lOI A. Coyingonl2 20 second
RomaiT, ITO tPlantont. 10 4, thlEd. Time I IL
TTsntonA Psscador R0mulua. Gnssts. and TgTsSS also
ran.
FIFTH RAes-seAnt six furongs selling. Londonvilis
los TubsIyillel 10 20 J. won Castro. los tChsysisTl
Time. IA AlsEis NutWOOd, AutouiL NesToI Her
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News OF tLs wLssiasa.

4 msstRg or the Executive Committee Of the League
81 American WEselmsn wiu Be he'd IN tina eiGJ On
Nay IL
viii Be had on July Il. Tue eounss viii be from New
ARK 70 Pnneeton and return
Ths Bedford branch OF the Young Msn's cbElstiAa
Association Cycsrs Hil bold the Following club runs
this April 81 flushing April - STATEN lslAnd
canAIsis: hay "a RiEsrside; MAJ 90 staten IslAnd
gune LAks success; Jane p befzsn Beach; Jlns ID
y4nAlsAf Jsns "a shsePshsAd baJi JaAs o.. bay
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A.sE,. Beck sLs O-ly s.sos..r-r F.vs-,t..

CHICAGO. April l6-MGRgis Beck. who cap
tuTsd the fourth race. was the only winning IA
yorlts at Roby to-day. TAnnhaussr. q second
choice. took the nrst race The other events
went to outsidsra Summaries:
First RAee-sslinEi nine sixtssnIhs OF mila Tana-
haussr VI lCoIolsy 20 hIst; feeAdiy. ~ T., TAy-
lori 10 J. second Mary, 10 clay 70 l. thiTd Time
Oola 0ios.s5 iigpseAnos. OAK Lawn. Lou Hieks Bob
SecoEd kAce-One half Of : mile. Text, llb (Fttz-
simmonsl 10 J. Won May Bird. no HOOK 81 e 4,
second. CAmden 100 (Corbleyl 10 50 ]. third nms
o;5T 81; Crsi4. Lsthsr ClsIsAnd Red star. YsTbLs.
LIONEL EAgs BiTd, aud Fred Hoolsy AIIO ran
Third kaeeSssllinE iHssiItssnths OF = mils Ma
uvtty, ITO tFitzsimmons 70 1. nTst: Lucinda. 1O5
a. IIi6sh % ], ssSend hs4dng6t 40 lNslryG "
Berry, CAiiout. o5s Fifty. Marina. and s6snSaaoal
BOY AlsO
Fourth Raos-sslling; nine 81 xtesnths OF = mls
Magic Beck 400 a. GrtmnL 20 I. nrst uPhAts. lO5
tNssohh 20 20 J. second; kiagstoeE ll5 tKlappL %
], thiIl Tine 1ioL Bright Eyss. kandY ETooks.
and Lady BIZ AlAo ran
FIFTH haca-SelnnE; thnsa QuArtsFa Of = mlla Ne
hiehAsl los hsATyl 20 20 4. nrst: RossNo0d 100
lce0Is4 e sssS1a: dssEss N, 100 y. hgFphyl .
VsEsy, oosbh SRd sAAaslSas ilsS "a
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DurAnt Was at the Fight n Reporter,
and Was Discharged.

NEW HAVEN. April HILLARY r. DurAnt
manager OF the Yale Lew School baseball nine
and President of the Connecticut State Base
ball League. was before the City Court to-day
charged with being a spectator at the RUSSELL
Dillon prize fight here on Feb, III lie showed
that he was there to report the affair Tor the
New Haven Register. and was discharged. The
the Superior Court in Meriden In the case OF
Thomas L. Reilly Of that city. which declared
that reporters should be allowed to be present
81 prize lights in their official capacity.
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AHsrIsA's Racquet Champion BsAtsa bJ
Albert Wright

PHILADELPHIA. April IA match game OF
raeQusts between Albert Wright. marker Of
the Philadelphia Racquet Club. and George
Standing. marker Of the New York Racket and
Tennis Club took place At the formers club
house this afternoon. The match was the best
three in i've games and WAS won by right.
He won the hrst two games. 10 to i l and 10 to
9. Standing captured the third game By 10
20 o. The fourth game MAS set ~ IA all
Wright finally won the game BY IL to Is. The
contest was for q private purse. Charles :.
FaTnum Of this city Was the referee, and DR.. A.
D. Thomson also Of this elIy. scorer.
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Baseball Games To-day.
sIrOsIS LrAsu. AND AHIRrcAK ASSOCIATIONS.

EArioSAA LEAGUE AND AHEEicAE AssociArIoA
Baltimore va New York. at Baltimore.
Boston va Brooklyn. at Boston
Warrington Vs. PhilAdslphiA, at Washington
st. Louis va Pittsburgh. at ST. LouiA
Cincinnati va Chicago, at Cincinnati
LouiAyilIs vs. Cleveland. 81 Louisville
oIHER CAMS.
JAspsrs Va Seton Hall at the Polo EreundL
scrAntons ". Murray Hills at scranton
Holy Cross va Brown. at Worcester
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Earned Tuns-sprinEneld. ]; Brooklyn. 2. Home run
Day, Three-baLs hlt-DAly. rwO6Ass hits-Lsahy,
T5sdSs FIJI ' s base ON ON
brooklyn, l. LefI ON bAAes-sDrinEnsld II: Brooklyn.
D. Sacrifice hits-Coughlin Lynch. Grimm. Burns. La
Chsnes l2l Stolen basss5shsehAn CA Burns lsprng,
paS6. 4 Do16i. play.Lyneh sSS LesLy lit b.
Pitchsr-Bottenul. Grimm, La Chance umpiTs-hor.
ftassy. Ttms-l so.
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BIZ Sc LIssa,e boo aarasId F.rk.

CHICAGO. April IS-It is ssmi-ofilciAlly an
nOunesd that Mayor Hopkins has finally de-
eidei to deny q license to the Garfield race
track. Much pressure has been brought upon
the MAYOR 70 deny the application. since the
racing people announced their intention y re-
open the track.
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The stsA- Yacht ForaOs- L.ussAss.

Boston. April lathe steam yacht For
mosa built By the Atlantic Works for George
+. Fabyan Of this city. aud former owner Of the
stsam yacht seneca, was launched to-day at
last boston The launch was in every way
successful On the yacht were Mr.. FAbyAn. his
family. and party Of friends, Capt. "A. w;
Be enrolled IN the Eastern and New York
yacht eluba.
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JSsksOA AsS 60 20 EHE!sAa % Have !
TAlk WITH COrbstt.

DR.. John W. Gibbs. who examined Peter
Jackson few weeks ago. has received letter
from the eolorsd nghter. in which the iausr
speaks In glowing terms Of his health and ll-
tuTs plans. Jackson states that he never isis
InE IhS medicine lprsscTibsd for him bE The
doctor. Peter also SAYS that he has hAu no
return OF his old trouble noss bleed ,
aged over his prospects OF meeting CoroetL
Who be believes has been doing eyerJthinE
10 avoid match. Peter thinks that there Is
possibility Of his going 70 England slth hls
manager. "PArson" Davies, and have per.
= aaythlnS TsAS0nAbls 70 bTinE about - 80
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IL BILLY Madden Going to Massage bob Fits.
simnOnsI

OF late report has been going the rounds
in sporting circles that Billy Madden ls Aspir-
ing to become Bob Fitzsimmons's manager
Although both Fitz and Madden profess to be
entirely at sea regarding the possibility Of
such thing coming TO pass. It IL . fact that the
two have been talking 1t over. and that in time
both will acknowledge II. Madden has ad-
mitted that he would be pleased to accent tho
management OF Fitzsimmons. and he was
sure. he added. that he would be successful.
porter saw Madden at tho Illustrated Ne,cs
oftics. The former had not been there ten
dropped In. Fitz greeted Madden and after
some Informal talk the pair walked to the
street The last seen OF them they were
crossed in conversation. Possibly either Fitz
or Madden might have something to say about
the nature OF their conversation before the
month il out
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AlshlEsa wLssIu-sH Elect Omssrs.

DETROIT. April I8-Ths election Last night
for State otiesrs OF the l. A W. resulted 10 the
choice OF Field for Chief Consul. Hines for
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Earned runs-Prlnceton. 2 Two.base hit-kltman.
Double pl.yP. Ward. kins and o,!o Frst base or
S;Sss h.Rsa 81 "a HE.ts = ~ flis.s
Drake Passed bsii-crI.swslL Umplro-Dufnsid
Time-i:2o. Attendance 500.
sPRINGFIELp. 8: AMHERST. o.
AMHERST. April 18-The ven-inninR game
today with the Springfield combination team
was a very poor exhibition of base ball. Stearns
was quite seriously Injured by a bstted ball
during the third inning. Smiths arm gave
out and Lands took his place In fourth. The
score:
s s%h:T:s sl95 Is
h s:las ss sRasas n. AND
Tyler, shsshsn and Mshonsy.
WILLIAMS. Q: LAUREATE, o.
opsned IN thi. city his .fs.rnoon with game
between the Williams College and Laureate
a sS: o II. scms NINE nnsIs .sS .GS;
and as the visitors wanted to catch a train
only i've innings were played. The oollegians
won By the following score:
.nfsn,s
Bias. h.nw.% 81 Lsure. linen E .1S
for Williams: Dsvlin ssd Ihsrn for Lsursate.
BALTIMORE. 10: MoNuMENrALs. 4.
their season 5S ds
score:
s.is%ss.i::::::...!s
Base hits-Monumentais q Baltimore, IL, Errors
SsaIsy. aud chids; sro%n' BAKER. and CIaiE. No
YALE FRESHMEN. 8: BROWN FRESHMEN. 3.
New HAVEN. April 1S.-The Yale and Brown
freshmen played on the Yale field this after:
noon. Brown gained the lead in the first
runs. In the eighth inning the Yale freshmen
guyed the Browns out Of the game. The
score;
S S;ss ~ s7:.:..::.::::::s o-s
HARRISBURG. 8; SYRACUSE. 5.
HApprapitRn ADril l2-HarriahurU dafaakad
Syracuse to-day In well-played game. the
features Of which were the heavy hitting OF
Meeny and Hutton. the former having home
s Eys4,..ai:as.ssfsa 5 %
Base hits -HArrisburE II: Syracuse, Error.-har.
Driscou and Wilson
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. "a; JOHNS HOP
KISs. i.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1S,-The University OF
Pennsylyania had walk over to-day with
gians by the following score:
Pennsylvania .....................5 2 Ia!
Johns Hopkins. l.
Bas. hits-PsnnsylyaniA 49, Johns Hopkins l.. Er-
schosnhut and II. Brown: Mccormick. Taylor. and l.
Brown
ASDovER 8; LOWELL. o.
,ASDovER. April 1S,-Andover defeated Lowell
ball. The score:
hndoyer' o o-s
Lo"eh.'''''''''.''.'.......'.o U U U 90
Base hts-Andoyer. II: Lowel.4 Errors-Andoysr.
4; Lowell Pitchsrs-Greenway and hcCarty.
sIsGHAHroS-
s sinsSts%.on.
Base hits-BinEhamton. IL scranton. II Errors
fritz: Nolan and Fstc6sn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19

There was q jolly crowd OF boWlsrs at Fra
snkls's alleys last night to participate IN the
distribution OF bowling prizes and banquet sx-
tended to the Board OF Managers Of the Uncle
Sam bowling tournament By proprietor Karl
Fraenkls. The fifteen clubs who took part in
the late series were represented. President
Prior made = short speech. and presented the
money prizes in the following order;
Team PriEss-OrchArd Bowling Club. $50; FidslA
Bowling Clvb No. ]. $40; cyelens Bowling Club $50;
Fidslia Elng Club ko 2 s26 Civil Service owing
ing Club. $40
fndiVidGaI PriEss-Ps1ssR. FidslIa Bowling Club
slO; FOsEs, oIehAId Sowing clab Ssi Anderson. Yea
per Bowling club, -.
Mr.. Prior thanked TIE Sun HtheIAccurats
manner ia which the touInAmsnt was reportsd.
The prizes in the Board Of Managers game
vas won by Messrs. II. SteuL h. W. Prior JE.
". klnksr. and Il. +. SehAier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19
'Care to ouE eoIln adds 8 IN no doubL

Ar sSsIx S S1n 20 msEsI dsa M Sns e.ts,
Don't forget this when you pass b. your book
sellers. Drop " aed bSy the R9Pal4E III a.;
lag itl lLevslL c9Eysn 4 Co. PabllshsEs. And
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19

At New orsAns-Nsw orleAns 4: Nashville, g. Base
hits-Nsw Orleans. q; Ma hville, IL ErTors-Esw or.
leans =: Nashville, 8. BAtteries-Flood and sehabsl
for New Orleans; ClsVs and stAliinks for Nashville
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19
WnnH-.s's Athletes Do Not sLsw UD Vsry
Well

WHLIAMsTows April 1s.-Ths athletic meet
ing at Williams College this afternoon was not
such As 70 give encouragement for good team
At the intercollegiate meeting At Worcester
The entries we're few and the records poor
The results;
oas.half HhS RuH-wSn b. Elder riR@ minutes
20 HecondA
oSs HaadrsdyAEd DAIh-WOa b. DsJS Time. 10 IS
OHs,nIIs ESlE-Woa ~ RlsJ lime HiHutss .
seoondl
0as,alls Bicycle RAsS-WOA By H0yAS Time mia
ols HSssrsd .ad TssatyJsEd HlIals EASs-Wsz
~ Allsa- Tlma ~ sseoadA - :.
kaa4ist sEsAa JsaS-UsA - AlsA- DAsaAAsA -
-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-19
81. LsuIs Falls AssssI.,I0a Cl.I-as Da,s.

Association yesterday Il Vas decided 70 com
nsnes racing % MAJ 5 and 10 have The meet
iAE el0ss JuRs "a
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IALE. 8; wEsLEIAN. z.

MIDDLEIows, April 1S-Wssleyan suffered
its nrst defeat for the season TO-DAY In q game
with Yale. The game Waa however. won only
By Yals's hard batting in the third inning
and a terrible thTss-baggsE b. Stephenson
we're punched for four runs Wesleyan OUT
PlaJsd fSls N TIE nsid .pd IN base E1pT9i sYS
dag ID The eighth scored four runs Frost
slIshSd -gOSd gsas fer HsslsyaR uRtil hart