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TLs Result. .t s.a Francisco.

San Francisco. April 3-The weather was
clear to-day and the track fast. Summaries;
FiE,s E.SsEBalt mile; 'Ss,yssI olds Pas Asrghy
O. second AAlo DlAbl0 nc tBoIsInAhl 40 to H. third
fine JAVA Bessie eelt and kcksrt AlEo ran
second RAes-ssAat az tgIioags; selling Sslk O.
end; Rear Gard. los q. BROWN to o. third Tm-
1u3& May Day. vAndAliEh;, CheTokss. Seaside liz
Third third kAss,nys and = half fuTlOaE. North 80
second: Crawford, % (LloydL ~ 10 i. IhIrd. Time
sos. Bill Howard kieodsmus, Annie Moore. Queen
Fourth R1esIoas milsi selling; LSrEss.. lo3 lru
sseoAd HAppy bad. 81 tElnnsl ~ 70 l. thTd fine
1;A2A kutS0ed Blue and white. and steAdfAsE Als0
fra RAes.siH ilIlenss ceiling IRIS, nos CsIosnsl.
end N0InAndie. 80 u JOnssL 90 4. third TINE
] 1S5G RATtns ahd Border LAIsis alsO raA-
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privi.g F;.i.he. at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. April 3.-!The weather was
hns. track slow. and attendance large o-day.
Summaries:
FIRST nsesseilins ave fnrlopss. Cerro Gordo, 1ol
Back yard lot lnsnnswsll 6so Z. second; Hsrman
Enough. Riverside Park. cios, imp. DsmssE LILLIAN.
second Rsess.liingi six furicnes. sp.llbound. 1o<
a. wlliamG sto Lsnk. 1l2 tJuisonl to I. second
ssITy E{ lo< S.;sin t e. third .o Tps ~
and Harlan also ran Frederick Chsries was left AZ
the post
Third Rnoe--sslhneL i've and half furionrs Susie
Nell w lCas,in to won: Bilnr 1o2 tGilmanl to
L second: Miss Mamie W tu. wiliamsh TO 3 third.
Jennie Mack also
fonrth Rse.-Hsndieap; seven furionss. .wss,sr.on.
laa !socsn.rsyl go 1 Won driving By half length:
,Jusons 70 , THIRD Time SIN ormie, shiloh
ns.Iotint Horace Leland. Capt Spencer. Salvation,
and Tom H. also ran
Fifth Rsce-HandIcap; six furlonea Psrqustte los
iG,ssnl S,o q won By isngth eriyins: NstropoI:,
tGilmsnh third: Time ,iiisl< ,0rats Hanley. Fior.
was left at the post.
loS sCs s 90 yo1 easily ~ nys Isnsth;; E.i
parrstpi 10 J. third Tins, ON kIcsl.tor. sour'
Little Gear, ana Ida Hawk also ran
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Rsfornatory Managers Must Densd
Charges.

ALBANY. April a-Gov. Flower to-day issued
the following order addressed to each m embsF
OF the Board Of Managers OF the New York
State Reformatory at Elmira;
You are hereby notified that charges OF
misconduct. incompetency, and neglect OF
duty In ONCE have been preferred against you
Il A FArrslly OF tho city OF New York. and .
copy OF said charges 10 herewith served upon
YOU;
You are therefore required to show cause
why you should not be removed from the of
atory at Elmira, and TO answer the said charges
within eight days after service OF this order
and q COPY OF said charges upon you"
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Denver wItLsE-ws OsJsstIsss 10 tGs AsSary
Park Assf

AsBURT PARK. April a-Ths Asbury Park
Whsslmsn have decided to make arrange
msnts for holding the tri.stats meat
here on July IS and IA The wheel
men have been lighting for this meet
for some time. Denver protected as ainSt the
event claiming that Il would Interfere with
the l.. A. W. meet at Denver = month later.
Tlsy aSkSd the lsaFls ofneiAis g ialsTtsEs.
division Of the l. 4 w. Who vas ons II thS
strongest opponents q ths tIt-stAts nsSl hLs
eth dI1EG all esi'stlSRs ssd g S5;Gts g ohisf
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o:42K Ray Daily, Lady Lilac, Walter o.. Meteor. Red
Veil and Dormant also ran
Third Rsce-four and = half furlongs. Cora A. LOG
second Es.rs no !GorSey) SO thru. p 5ms os
Shenandoah Maid also ran,
soa5,h hse:-rou. f1rlonss, oS y,nnis June 1ot
secondi North western III (Crsttye = TO !. third
Time. 0:5p Mandy Brooks. Keno. peimos Cole Bas-
cemh Nellie o. Marina Economy. and Rosamond also
fifth Race-six furlonsr. Tsrquin. 115 ". Murphy
TO o, won; DR. cosby. 90 CLAY 70 l. second Prst.
woed Lord Lonsdsie Glsdstons. Harry ~, Pat Maloy,
JE. and Gabanum also ran.
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WINNERS AT NoRraAMPToN.
La saEe.s-, Lass o. sprinGn.id, nad Mrs.
Butterwiek ssuec essfui.

Butterwfok Successful.
LONDON. April AT Northa NJ pton to-day
tho Althorp Stakes. OF 10 sovereigns each.
with 800 sovereiGns added. for two-year- olds.
was won By Sir J. Millers bay Ally La Saaessa.
Mr.. T. Jennings's bay gelding sauteuer was
second. and the Duke OF Hamilton's bay colt
Small Mint was third.
The Ascot Plate OF 103 sovereiRns for horses
that have not won 200 soveroigns at ono time
In 1898 was won by Dir. William John
sons Lass o Springfield. Lord Londonderry's
Hiawatha was second.
Earl spencer's Plate Of 800 sovereigna a
handlcap ior thtee-year-oids ann upwerd; the
plate. was won by tho Duke Of portland's Mrs.
Butterwiok - years. MIR. c. Goldings Pet OF
Blundsll Naples Reliance 70 years. was third.
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Tie Asa Whs WIN shoot - ths Great
AAerIeAa u aaaIeaP

The hGndicAps for the second annual Great
American Pigeon Shooting Handicap. which
will be held under the auspices OF the Amert-
can MAnuiAetursrs' and Dealers Association at
Dexter Park next Thursday. were announced
yesterday. The following 10 the order in
which the men will shoot and their handieAps:
Poster, 70 yards A q. upson, 2vi FRANK class 80;
3oi ? Klein. 81; w. sDslssT, -; George Work 81 I;
81 L. s@liS "a 0snssr 80 81 n ss%P P.Sn
"a O. y, Dletsy. 10 Ar khett, s3 J. Tim mons. 20;
q X c Money ~; 4 hillss 80 " Stag e;
". q JensS, 2Ii y C. Moore ~; N ,. LindllsT 20;
n ApEaI, 80; A. n KiAE ~; '. Hoey, 80; g. hacasE
ter 81; ". PenTOss ~: Al w 81; Allen Wiley ~;
K hsi5s SO: y Wallis. 20 "; a. HOlstsHSLsti 3s;
W \, Drake. -: Won LsugrAks. ~; b, W. Cooper,
% 7. Peacock ~ &. j. Weld. 20, DR.. Little, 20 J.
u. Arnold IS; w. II. stewart. ~
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Monday nights games in Fritrs Tournament result.
BowI'aE Games Ts-aiEht.

IHE sUS IsDIviDuAL IoURsAEENL
Vorrath va Randall Randall vs.. Wileksns. Wileksns
NorTAth.
UNcLE AN TOuRHAzESL
Civil Service We, Manhattan MaAhAttan Va YsspsE.
NespsT va Civil ssrvies.
NEW JEESKI LIAGUL
konPArs.l yS- Jolly. Jolly Va Aems. Acme Va Nonpa-
rsil.
ooDI's ToUESAISL
PARK va Arlington. Arlington va Oaks. oaks w.
Para
hAAG's IoURSAHESL
LsXington va Centennial CsntsnnlaI Va Star star
Va Lexington
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HARVARD. 10; pu1L1rps, ANpovrR. 3

CAMBRrDoE April 3-The baseball season at
Harvard was opened this afternoon ty . game
with Phillips An over Academy For the first
Ing nor Encouraging. Last year the same
team was beaten By II TO .. but IL was then
whereas this years team has now had the
benefit OF fully three weeks practice. In view
ward men was hardly exousable, 1t Was hardly
better than Andovsr's, Eight errors we're
made. some Of them bad ones. The batting
and even OF OF q schoolboy pitcher but eight
hits were m AIDE. The score:
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A Lake Propeller sunx BY In. Ice.

DETROIT. Mich. April 3-The propeller VIM.
II. Barnum. which loft Chicago Sunday loaded
with $4,000 bushels OF corn. was lost In the
Straits last night The wreckink tug CrusA-
der picked I'D the Barnum yesterday afternoon
eight miles below Mackinaw City, She was
stuck In the Ice and leaking badly The Cru-
sader tried to get the Barnum into shOal water,
but on account OF the lee along the shore could
not do so. There was no time TO place steam
pumps aboard her before she sunk In eleven
fathoms OF water. The Crusader rescued the
crew. and took them to Mackinaw Ctr.
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CHICAGO. April 3-ons fAyoFits. two veil.
backed outsiders. Gnd two long shots WoR the
I'VE races ct ROby TO-DAY. Summaries:
IHss R4es-IesE tu[lSaEs; si.lts lo4 tASOE.l 10 %
kas{ DsThhg " ueeinA : g = thira Is9s. 90
BgAn !. Bsrry. azd Ths shAIk Aiso rAs -.
Oieinfyrei n 4 Iss IIiils jsny Is Icssr-I I5 n
/. lse0hai KAsr1a c. % lclayA E0isL tAlEd fiAs.
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"A Iatsr-sity Gaelic Football League Pro-
posed.

While the Eastern branch OF the Gaelic A. A.
Is trying to extrieate itself from the present
financial plight. the members OF the Western
branch are enjoying unlimited prosperity. A
meeting OF the Western Association was held
In Chicago last Sunday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers we're elected; p. +. Gusrin.
President; Thomas Condor. Vice President:
i. ORellly. Recording Secretary; James 0'Cal-
lAhan. Financial sserstAryi +. Canon, Treas
ureE committee OF tiVe Was appointed to
arrange q schedule OF games.
There Is some talk Of forming an inter city
hurting and football league. TO com prise teams
from New York, Chicago. Boston. Philadelphia.
brought to the notice OF the Central Council
OF the association, which will meet In this city
tomorrow night
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Providence. April 3-Ths baseball ssason
vas opened IN this city to-day By the Boston
league team. The cold weather had . bad
tesms was ragged. The. errors Of the Brown
boys we're very costly. while Boston played in
Sisss aud the III. veil s SSf Rus.
sell pitched the remaining innings and was
very Wild Lsmpe and Rysns Boston,s new
team had no trouble IN hitting Lsmpe's deliv-
err. and the sharp fielding Of oo9nsushto9
Nichols bstted we'll. For the. college men
Tsnney and White played = good game. while
ed on account Of cold at the end Of the sew
enth inning. The score:
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Suicide ora GsraaA Barber,

Julius Rothmann. a German barber. 20
years OF age. poisoned himself with arsenis
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at 200 Fast Fortieth street. He worked a. III:
Hotel wellington, at Forty-seeond street and
Madison avenue. but had bsen drinking hesV-
fly. He left nothing to explain his suicide.
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Ths Canadian Whsslmsn sin hold their annual meet
la thiI season - Montreal In July.
Ths Denver WhsslmsR intend 20 spend about IS. 600
90 thsiE Iaek N shape for tAs AionAl shAmPleR-
ablps-
Tltus ths young RiEsrslds crack hAs last EstuTnsd
from BsTmuaA EhsFs ne began hiI tFaIHing. De u IA
me condition.
dlltARss V 2So miisA
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TLs Astssr VIII As.Ia Try Ter the Qasss's

LONDON. April 3-Ths Telegraph says that
the German Empsror's yacht Meteor. which
won the Queens cuD at Cowss last year. will
sail In the race for that trophy the coming
season at COWes. The Meteor was formerly
the Thistle. IL IL said that most OF the Eng
lish forty-TAteTs will take part In the German
Imperial Yacht Club regatta u the Baltic. and
possibly will return with = number Of foreign
yachts In time for the COWes regatta
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BswIiag.

The Mclaughlin team OF Jersey City. Night Owls Of
Hoboten. and Hamilton whsslmsn team OF West Ho-
boken afforded plenty OF fun and excitement among
the spectators during the progress Of three schedule
In the series OF the Now Jersey Bowling Asso
citation tournament last night The scoresi
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Earn ed run-Harvard. Home run-Dic I son. stolen
ssMhtt.n,ere Cook ca Dieknson. stevenson t3l.
bslls-On Paige. o. OF Amss , Cd Perry. T. Struck
and Psr.: s:rsn.Sn. bistin.:n, and so.sa.iL II. Sy
.a. r SaisS ar.ts y ryz wild pitch
PHILADELPHIA. 20; MURRAY HILL. I.
PHILADELPHIA. April 3-The Philadslphias
had picnic this afternoon with the semi
professional Murray Hills of New York. Eight
innings were played and the leagusrs made
twenty-nins runs to their opponents four.
The acore:
PHILADELPHIA go ? 40
Murray mn .............0 o i o U o Z Z
B.s. hits-Phiiadeiphis. 81; Murray Hin. g. Errors
rh,lssdsiphis n MuIrsy Hill y sst,sIi.s.Cai!ih.n.
WESLEYAN. o; WILLIAMS. q.
MIppLErowN. April 3-weslsyan defeated
Williams to-day in the first game Of the sea-
son. The weather WAS cold and the play ng OF
both teams was very ragged. Wesleyan's SUI
perior batting and TirrelPs clover pitching
won the game The score:
Mssisyan ........................1 Q %
Williams ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o-0
Base hits-wssisyan. Is; williams g., Krrors-wss
leyan, Z; Williama g. Battsries-G. L Tirreu and II.
A Tirrsn; j. Lynch. Lewis. And Draper
CINCINNATI. 8; TOLEDO. 4.
CINCINNATI. April 3.-Chambsrlain cels-
brated his return to-day By pitching good
ball The score:
toledo Observation-Disclosures Z o o o %
base hits-CincnnAti, IL; Telsdo. g. Errors-Cnein
natL .; Toledo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and MUIR
phv. Psstsrius aAd Mcfarland
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4 sRreHr OUTLOOK ron AxzrEUss


New Rssdy Tor Bu.iss.s.
For the past two or three years Col Luke g.
Wilson's Fultons have swept the field In the
Brooklyn Amateur Baseball Association. This
year however. the prospects are that things
will be different While Col Wilson believes
that his team IL strong enough 10 retain the
cham pionship. such veterans as Commodore
Charles Hoffman, Jr. Major A. B. waldron
Capt. Matt Judge. Corporal John Grady. and
other well-known men in the organization are
willing to wager that the market team will be
compelled to fight every inch OF their way. even
n they wish to retain second place. The old
Resolutes want the cham pionship again in the
worst way. while the Long Islands and Sid
nsys claim that they will be In the contest
The regular. meeting Of the association. held
A. ssers,ary "; !: MeSahirs res nd ~
was flled with morning Rlorys. Every dele
gate predicted q fresh and vigorous season.
Those present were:
craig; long Island 6onmodof. Chairs. Holman. 1s.
and Capt Watt Juds. sidney sergeant W. u hcC.hill
son iToSaois. SSsri.. Bios.ieid' '' . WV
Mum erous applications to become the sixth
Chairman wsidron's committee hit upon the
Myand9ttss who have such strong PLAYERS as
n S c cub rnS nf G sSs mSy TS Ss
Nat Collins and George Ads an The iO Ho
Rules and Regulauons-Msjor wsldron. Chairman;
Col wilson. Capt. Judge. corporal Grady and George
JudIcsLy Major wsldrOp, Chairman; Capt Judge
.Umpf,s-Cspi. Jude.. MAJOR wsldrOp. and ssrr..n,
sehsdSi.- Major wslorop, Chairman.
Selection OF ohieisi BAli-MsjOr wsidron and Col
Printing-nsjor wsldron.
sround.-Csps yudgs. Major wsld.on. and Col Wilson.
Ss.fs.sai SecsSIIi and Major Isidron.
4 vote Of thanks was t.ndered to Park Com
O,Brien as keeper Of the parade .ground.
Major Waldron, Chairman Of the Schedule
Committee. presented the following schedule.
May ie-Fulton va Sidney. Resoiuts Va wyAndotts.
NAY, 2s.Rs.oigi: y. sidney. FULTON va IroQuois
June 2-Tuiton Va Long Island. Rssoluts w. Iroquos
Jun: y.sidnsy y. IroauOis Rs'Olus. Va Long
June i6-wysndotte va Toauoi, Resoiuts v. Fulton.
jun. 25-R.souis wyandotts. Long Island vs..
June So-Futon vs. iroquois. Long Island va wysn-
July 7-RssOlut. We. lioquoiA sidney VA wysndotts
July It-Rssoiuis va Long Island. Fulton Va wyan
July 2i-Rssolute Ss FULTON. Long Island VI sidney
July 7s-Lons Island vs. Iroquois fulton va Sidney.
Rs.olut. y. Myan;So,nic w,.,,,,,. p,... s,.
kas li~sidnsy vswyandotts Fulton v. Long Island
= Aug. is-Fuiton VI. wysndotte. Sidney v. Iroquois
Aus. 2s-Iong island vs. sidney. wyandotts va Iro-
Quois, Reseiute va Fulton
There will to fifteen games PLAYED on each
Of the three grounds. Every club will play one
finishing nrst and second will receive hand
The association viii meet again on April 80.
be handed to the Secretary.
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isI iSs %. ~ ~ tss re re ess sss
Th.dsn and A. Rain. AVsrage-Sght owls. iSi SIS
heLaushlins. l52 l.5.
The Owl Granite, ana Hamilton whsslmsa teams
I.s ss , ,hs GPsaaE sanss Tor III, week In ,h.
lion tournament on Monday evening The soorssI
GrAnitss-Buttsabaum, 1885, Watson 17e: Nordsn,
ioSi hunlmAnn. IS2; CLARK, goa Total 30
.owis=ysnlno 1895 ,BsrsnbrIsk l7pL DiskHanA.
Hamilton WnssmsnTF Busehnsr isl; u Bandsl,
ia; ); Held. 1885, J. BandeL l62; sAgenderf. 100.
,Owis-v.nino,, l7s; Dickmann. 1866; Martin. l54;
hslfsnstsin, 13s; Aostbrock. l2s. Total 7ss.
Hamilton Wheelmsn-f Buechner 1862; II. Banded
l2s: Held la; }. sAndsL i6i; sAgsndorf. ltS
ILL., kuhimAnn. 10y; CLARK. iT6 Total 7ok
Monday nights games in Fritrs Tournament resulted
Eeho-Burgsss IT; BsntE rs; Blind. Go; Hot II,
GIAsmsr. 81; soyAtsehseE. S. schirnsr os; kssIls
tuesday Afternoon GrasIsnausr ST. "a; waIliE Ct,
orumAn, 81 GrAsssnauef, yr, 80; FlIeeuS 49, Brau
snsr. 81; kolL %: Gosbsn. IS, Total 400
sLCoND GAHE.
Tuesday, Aftsrnoon-GTAsssnAuer.s ST. ST; wAIiR al F;
Grnm4n, 81 Gra.ssnAusr IL. ~ tlaeeus. 81; BrAu
nsT ~; Nol. "a Fox. 6AL Total 43I.
ys:. as, bSn e. 81 snf az Gs%%SE 81
Total bOA
THIRD sAHE
Eeho-BurEsss ~; BsntE ~; Blind. OF; HoL ST.
SIAsms5. osi AetIgsr' DO sehFmsr, Of; kss'le Sd
"Reminiscences 81; Link. 30; GsmminE bs;
EssSr 90 Dun b4i Pete 90 Ardis, OF; Ohnsy. IS.
Tue EehOs beat the Hercules in the roll on.
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Esrn.S .SSs9s?.ss On ss:: a.
Brown. y. First base on bails-On White ., OF Rns-
sell 81, on Lsmpe q struch eut.By Lsmps y ~
Bsnnon ssetinss lhit:-Bsnnon I.nnsy su,.srd
Conn s1shsp, Long (2l, Ryan. Lamps. Wild pitches
Russell. q Passed ban-Rysn. umpire-Brady. Tine
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BROOKLYN. Is; BROOKLYN AS. IA.

The baseball game 1t Eastern Park yester-
day afternoon attracted q small crowd. The
weather out there was so cold that tho players
while awaiting their turn Rt the bat went into
the dressing room to get warm. The game
was exciting AT times. aud was marked By
good deal OF kicking over trlhing matters. 1t
WAS also very close. So close was 1t that there
nnal score That below, i5-it, is tn. correct
spsctators. One or Two said that the score
was 14-l4. and this gave the Brook
I'm AS chance to elGmor for an extra
inning The mistaks arose primarily In the
seventh inning. when the DTooklyns made
three TunA Daley led on in this inning with
. base on balls. and DAub followed with
another Tom DAILY flied out to centre field.
Capt FoutE stepped Ia the bat, The Brooklyn
As were then iopr runs ahead. Dave ripped
the ball for TIVE bases. scoring Daley and
DAub. TIedwAy went out g ksinsth;, Burns
hsld- FouTz scored on the hit. and Burns tried
90 make second. but wac caught on . good
throw By McEnds TO Hatfield. Some failed TO
see Foutz's six odd feet OF uniform. Elaring
red sweater and all cross the plate.
Hence all the mtsundsrstAnding which
made the b. As think that they
bad . chance for the game ct the end.
Terry came near taking 1t; but Eoutzs men
tleo the score In the eighth inning. In the
ninth inninR hits by Burns. Gilbert, and Bhoch
brought In two runl. and secured the game
for Bsooklyn. as tbs AS Wsfs easily retired In
The Visitors played we'll They battsd shEr-
bhsrrott's aud Dsilsy's places Ia the sixth
inning. DGuS pitched In excellent iOTm- The
aOOFs:
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WESLEYAN. o; WILLIAMS. q.


New York Va Princeton, 81 the Polo srounda
Brooklyn Columbia College At Eastern Park
Brown Va Andover. at Proyidencs.
Williams va. Wesleyan. At hiddlstovn.
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nRsI CANE.


Night owls 50 iSs 5si S5s lsS sSI 81 SeS is SO
ump,.es-w Frsddsn and John DoHsgan- Scores
Y. Thaden and A. Ram.
kvsrsss-nsmiiton whsslmsn. ISa 2.o; Night owis
17u
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Bass Rail PsIs arssAas Ts-aAy.
l6a Game ssSoF Nd.
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"PeIys- Ripe for Baseball.

Capt. James Dunno. Jr.. is now hard at work
getting tho Polytechnic Institute baseball
team In trim for the baseball season. Can't.
Dunno claims to have material for first class
nine. and Manager W. b. Cowperthwait has
arranged an excellent schedule Of games Ac-
cordingly the "Polys" are preparing for
lively ssrios OF contests. Capt. Dunno says
that the team will mako q better showing in
their opening game with the Brooklyns on
April O. then they did last year, Their seq
at Eastern Park. ON April Is. according to the
sehedule. although Brooklyn Is scheduled
date; On April IL the "Polys" play Stevens
Institute freshmen on the st. George Cricket
grounds. Hoboken. Manager Cowperthwait
takes the team to Stamford. Conn. on April 20
to play two Ramss one with Betts's Academy
end the other With Kings school The other
dates are: April "a General Tn oolog ical Semin-
AIRY, at Eastern Park; May ], Columbia College.
Of Eastern Park; May 3. Rutgers College. at
staten Island: May Is, Brooklyn High School.
At Eastern Park; May "a, Princeton freshmen.
noon. Morristown Field Club. at Morristown.
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van a.Hsa % sserss. s,,.-st.aot@. I.rS Cssaol
So.aSr 90 BqIk. %. CLARK FirIt base on errors.
Esrphy. 5; on De baum. (; on sas. 2; on %:stsf.
Ssll struck out-By Rusls. e. BY westsryslt 81 By
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H.I. Track AtAIsts. At the Training T.sl.

NEw HAVEN. April 3-Ths annual training
table for the Yale track athletic team was this
morning formed for the present season. At
the outset only nine athletes were taken to
the table. the Yale champions In their re-
spsctive events. but the number will be in
creased gradually until about thirty-1 ave can
The athletes who went to the table this
morning were: Dean b. Lyman. captain and
Richards. sprintsr: W. o. Hickok. hammer
thrower and shot putter; L. II; Cady. hurdlsr;
gan, mile runner: ". r. WoodhuIi' half mile
runner. and & b. Bunnell. mile walker.
The management OF the Yale Track Athletic
Association announce this morning that 1t has
been decided by agreement with the Harvard
track athletic team to hold the next Yale
Haven on the afternoon OF May Ia at the Yale
field
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seswanhaka Yachtsnea Decide on Opea
Race.

The third regular meeting OF the seawan-
haka Corinthian Yacht Club was held last
night at their city club house. z East Thirty
second street. Commodore G. II. u. Hill
presided. while Herbert l. satterlee acted
as Secretary. There was . large at
tendance and considerable routine busi-
ness was transacted. After two new members
J. Howard Wainwright and Matthew Morgan
had been elected. Il was decided to extend tho
privileges OF the clubs Oyster Bay house and
anchorage to tho following clubs: New York,
Atlantic. Eastern, Larchmont. CorinthiAn OF
Now York, American. New Bedford. Marine
and Field. Massachusetts. Riverside. Now
Rochslle, CorinthiAn OF Philadelphia. Phila-
delphfA. Baltimore. and the Royal Nova Scotia
Yacht Squadron.
The special committee on . new town
house reported progress. and by next spring
tho mem bers ops TO move into new and more
eommodious quarters. After some discussion
IL was decided to make the clubs races Open
and the clubs having the privileges OF the
Oyster Bay anchorage, together with yachts
belonging to the Beverley. Indian Harbor and
knickerbocker Yacht Clubs can enter.
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