Evening star., 1895-04-25

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Columbians Win From Hagcrstosvn.
The Columbian University base ball team
of Washington yesterday defeated Boyer's
Hagerstown Club at Hagerstown. Score
Columbians, II; Hagerstown, 5. Batteries
-O'Neill and Mulhall for Hagerstown;
Green and Gilroy for Columbians.
Keefe's All Right.
Wash. Correspondent Philadelphia inquirer.
Mr.. Keefe has developed into home UNI
pire and President Young would undoubted-
ly confer great favor upon Autocrat
Freedman by sending him to New York.
There were a great many close decisions in
today's game and in every instance the
home team was favored.
Coney Island Entries.
In the Coney Island Jockey Club stakes,
closing April %. the number Of nomina-
tions received up to date are: Suburban
Handicap, 20; June Handicap. At; Grass
Inaugural stakes, %; Swift stakes. 50;
Spendthrift stakes, 25; Zephyr stakes, So;
Spring stakes, 55; June stakes. SO; Vernal
stakes, 40: Daisy stakes, 80; Pansy stakes,
81 Flight stakes, II; September stakes, %;
Autumn stakes. 81; Flatbush stakes, 62;
Great Eastern Handicap, II.
The Suburban entries include Ramapo,
Domino. Rubicon. Sir Walter, Lazzarone.
DR.. Rice, BassetlaW, Song and Dance, Sport,
Candelabra, Gotham and Ed Kearney.
Owlet Took the Fairfax.
The feature of the racing at the st.
Asaph track yesterday was the Fairfax
stakes. for three-year-olds, A. H. and D.
H. Morris bay filly Owlet, by Rossington
out of Mary Owsley, beating Tinge by
neck. The seven furlongs were run in 1:.sS.
A very large crowd attended, the track was
dry and fast, and the racing somewhat
above the average. Two favorites, three
second choices and an outsider won, SO the
twenty odd bookies in line had little the
better Of the argument with the talent.
The winners were: Wheeler, 3 to 1; Ban
dala Is to 1; Owlet, to 5; Little Mat, even
money; King Gold, to 5, and Tancred, 2
to 5.
POtomacs Challenge the Middies.
The Analostan Boat Club Of this city
having decided not to row against the
naval cadets at Annapolis on May IL. the
Potomac Club last night challenged the
cadets to an eight-oared race between
May II and 13. The Potomac crew will
probably be composed of Dyer, Carlan,
Bowen, Walter and John Nolan, Boyle,
coxSWain.
The c. 1. Exhibition.
The athletes of the Carroll Institute will
give an exhibition in the gymnasium this
evening which will include special exer-
cises on parallel and horizontal bars and
German horse and indoor contests for the
institute championships. putting sixteen
pound shot, standing broad and running
high jump and pole vault. There will be
wrestling catch-as-catch-can, in the las
and 160-pound classes. and boxing by John
Eckart and Ed. Roach, and by Prof.
Adams and Grimm of Gallaudet College.
The double horizontal bars will be used
for the first time in public by Prof Mau-
rice Joyce, James e. Joyce. George Nc
Cfusky and Joe Daily.
Won by the Arsenals.
The 'Arsenals'' defeated the c. P. O..
team Of the Department League with ease
Tuesday 10 to 3. A pretty double play by
Merrill and Osborn and the batting of
Meyers of the Arsenals were the features
| Of the game. The Arsenals play the p. o.