Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-12

have retained the championship OF the In
tercollegiate Cricket Association, and in
their other games they have proved them
selves a match for the best Philadelphia
clubs i'm their spring or early summer form.
On the other hand, their schedule includes
matches with the very pick Of the English
schools. Mr.. c. w. Alcock, editor OF
Cricket, and secretary of the M c. g"
kindly undertook the arrangement Of The
teams fixtures, and has succeeded in Sc
curing the following excellent schedule:
June ~. 70, Cheltenham College: July
1, z, Winchester College; July l. Rugby
School; July 6, Haileybury College: yuly
Marlborough College; July s. 8, NJ. C. {. at
Lords; July l6 IL. Repton School; July rs.
Harrow School; July y. Charterhouse
School; July %, Elton College; july "a y,
Clifton College; July "a 2S. Malvern Col,
lege; July 81, August !. Capt I.eyeson-
Gower's Oxford University eleven: August
eleven
The Haverfordians 20 abroad entirely or
their own charges. asking for neither gate
money nor social attentions and cordial
letters received from Lord Harris. Lord
na~ke, the head master OF Elton College.
ana many others assure them of a cordial
welcome in England. ]. A. Lester 'R is
captain or the team. Mr. Henry Con, OF
germantown, an old Haverford Rradua.e
,s undertaken the general management of
the expedition, and Dr. w. p Mustard
professor OF Latin at Haverford will az.
company the party to represent the college
IN dealing with the officers of the EnuIisb
schools and to act with the captain and
manager on the advisory committee
YACHTING.
Inc New York Yacht Club sailed its ffty-
hrst annual regatta yesterday in glorious
weather, with a fine breeze The winners
were as follows:
Second-class schooners. racing-trim con-
test-Emerald first, but Colonia was a close
second. and may be the winner on, time al
lowance. "
Third-class schooner race-Jroo,,oi. ,,.
Clytie gave up '
fourth-class schooners in racing trim
Eisemarie won: Amorita, her only com
peutor, damned her center board while
1ockeyfng for the line
Fffth-class sloops-Wasp won. Eclirse
her solitary rival, did not start
Sixtn-class sloops. racing trim-Norote
won Criva carried away her bowsprit.
slxth-class sloops. cruising trim-Choc-
Mixed class, cruising trim-Sloop Wav-
start. 49, '0'
Thirty. footers-wawa won: Musme, sec
ond. and Asishe third Eight started
Meteor, Britannia, Satanita, Ailsa and
hester started yesterday in the regatta of
the Royal Southampton Yacht Club for a
race or forty-two miles. A light north
westerly wind was blowing The Meteor
Emperor Williams yacht, won by miles
and beat Britannia by q minutes ~ .ec-
onds. The course for the twenty-ra:ers
was at thirty-two Hes but they stopped
at the end of the first round, Penitent being
nrst. Audrey second and Niagara third.
Howard Gould was On his Niagara.
The Meteor allowed Britannia am; Ailsa
Sss; Satanita, I'm. as, and Hester 2sm
Us. Satanita was recalled. and finally gave
up the race
The Yachting World and Yachtsman
agree that Emperor Williams boat il far
superior to Valkyrie III and to anythiny
on the other side Of the Atlantic. The
rachtsman says: I'm regard to Defender.
the only way to settle that point would he
TO send the Defender TO Kiel or Cowes
A syndicate has been formed AT Chicago
10 build a yacht to cost between SSuUp0
and $lNoO to race the Defender In the
trial heats, should the Emperor William
challenge for the Americas cup with the
yacht Meteor