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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
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a,ruoAIyn advertisements.
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FIGHTING.
a Reported Parse or $50. o for FIt. and Cor

a Reported Purse OF $50. 600 for Fft1 and Cor
bett.
BUFFALO. May 21.-Major William Y. Win
throp Of London, England. who represented the
National Sporting Club at the big fight at Car.
son. was In this city this morning on his way to
northern Michigan to hunt and fish In speak
ing Of the prospects Of another fight between
Fitz and Corbett the Major said:
claim for another 60. Tho ending Of tho last
fight was 30 unsatisfactory that l think another
fight is proper. Fitz whipped Corbett fairly and
squarely at Carson, and l think he could repeat
the dose. It's funny why SO many persons re-
The fact is be Is not a money maker and
he'll have to fight again. j have heard from
Jack Angle. the National Sporting Clubs ref
cree, who Is regarded as the pest authority on
sports in the kingdom. that tho National Club
has offered 10000 for the fight. This purse
will be publicly announced in u short time. 1t
will be the largest amount over hung up for n
heavyweight championship. tight, and I think
the men will accept. AS the National Club boasts
of u seating capacity OF only 600 persons, the
price OF admission will DO at least SlO0.
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NATIONAL LHAerE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York a c!syci.nd; Breotlyn At Louisville;
timore at cihcinnari: Washington. a. chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence at scranton, Springfield at wilkes.
barre; Syracuse 81 Buffalo, Rochester at Toronto,
ATLANTIC LKAoUk-
Lancaster AZ Newark; NorfoM at Patoraon, Rich.
mond At Hartford; Reading at Philadelphia.
OTHER 0AAES.
University of Pa. Va. Harvard. at Philadelphia.
ortani y. c. VS.. woodbridge 4. c.. a, Hactsn.
UTsinus College va Dickinson at College Vile.
AontelAir A. o. Va. New York University. at Mont.
Brown. 1900. VI. Worcester Academy. at worcss.
brooklyn Heights A. A. va Howard A. c.. q.
Yorktown y. c. va. POLY Consolidated, q,
9; : Military academy '. Trinity, a. West Point.
Meriuen Va. Derby. OF Meriden.
Bristol W. Torrinston. at Bristol.
KnIersrbeesor a. Z. vs.. EnsIs @ooa r.. C.. a,
wiIiamsbridge.
st. Paul's scnool VS.. Lawrencsvile, at Garden
franklin and MarahAil ", Gettysburg, at as.tys.
Princeton vs, Georgetown. at Princeton.
Amherst vs.. Dartmouth. At Amherst.
Cornell vs. Universally OF Michigan. al Ithaca.
yiilanova Va. CethoIic University. a. viilanoys.
Pennington VI. Princeton Freshmen, AZ pennink.
ton.
Newark r. C. vs. Rutgers. at Newark.
North Paterson We. Ridge wood y. c.. at Paterson.
BayonnS y. q. vs.. Crawford A. c., ht Bayonne.
Worcester Poly. VS.. Holy CroAA. Al worcestcr.
Orange A. @. va. Yale. At Orange Oval.
fais Freshmen vs. Harvard freshmen. At New
Haven.
M vsrnon Y. N. C. A. VS.. Volunteer A. A.. a.
Mt. Vernon.
south Orange y. q. vs.. Orange YIN. c. A.. stsouth
Orange.
BetiI Academy Va. Polytechnic of Brooklyn. at
Stamford, A. 81.
BsttS 70. Fanweod A. c.. at stamford. p. u.
Suburban vs.. Park v. C.. ~ fremont.
Williamsburg A. A va. Brooklyn Coiored =. O..
Central YIN: G. A. of BROOKLYN Va. washing,
ton Heights y. O., at Harlem.
City Island vs.. st. Francis Xavier, Rt City island.
East Orange y. c. Va. hossvllie A. A.. at Orange.
Huguen0t A. c. va Williamsburg +. c.. AZ New
Q. n. I. vs.. Jefferson 4. O.. At Newark.
olAreHont Va. 81. ThonlaA- Lyceum. ~ Claremunt
Tara.
Yale 4 Towne VS.. Murray Hill. Al Stamford.
Trinlty School va Westminster School, AT D0bbs
rerry.
De La sslIe Va. InvincIhlsS. at PordhEu,.
Columbia institute vs.. Condor school. n oiym,
Brooklyn High va New YORK Military. AT Corn.
Brookiyn Latin vs. MonteIGir High. st Monrciair,
Wsithsm school We. birmingham school. ~
NAtiof sOhOOl We. unfOrd sCAOsl. a. AnSOrd.
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GoaaiD or tho Ring.

be mo contest"
s. K. B., New Yort.-No. they have never met In
the ring. although they were matched.
Jack Downey wants another chance II Spike
Sullivan and Is oonndeaS that at the next oppor
tunity he will redeem himself.
Low Becker, Jack Smiths clever and hard hit
meet owen Farley To- night In this city.
vigne recently, has been matched 70 meet JACK Daiy
OF Wilmington before = CLUB in this State on June 8.
Jim Corbett expects TO do s.Good deal OF train,
ing durinE.the summer. 20 AZ 10 Keep In trim should
~fitEsimmons make up his mind 20 gave. another
at Greenwich. Coma
Dave Holland expects to INTRODUCES an Irish heavy
not divulse the name OF his pro,xsS. but ne say.
hia man 10 q good one ana wall surely mAEo q aAma
for himself. Holland drought Peter Mahsr TO
America
Tom Williams. tho Australian boxer. who = few
years ago was considered 70 be the best man of his
weight In the An 'poiSs. is.du0 10 arrive to-day
from England. Miut.nls 10 coming here with the
Intention Of asr1nSin: : bout with Tommy Ryan
Johnny Mack 10 anxious to match Dick Ward of St,
Paul against any boxer In the world at lO6 pounds
Tommy Hogan. the clever LITTLE Western boy. Who Is
maeched TO boz twenty rounds with Joe Young OF
Ing a. oSsaaie.. NJ. '''A "Aa AND Hogan arc train
Owing 60 the DANGEROUS illness of tho father OF
Jshnnis orimn. the match bstween Grimm ana
JACK delaney. which WAS 10 take place before the
Poo A. y. TONIGHT. mas bssn postponed. MansEer
newman anticipated some such result and has had
JACK o'Brien In training In case OF emergency.
place OF Grimm.
Dido Plumb. the English middle weight. who .
shors time ago defeated Fred Norris ~ Loncon, 10
Snxi.us TO seta waAck a. some OF the American
boxera- In the London Sporting La Plumb haA 10.
sasa ehAiisnee 20 night any iot.pound mal AMI
VIII come - this county n tue necessary ex.
penses are forthcoming.
Joe cheynlki mas received an orer to meet Jim
Jenriea. tho young California heavy weight. oe-
fore thS Olympia a; Q. OF San Francisco. IL Is not
ken InAJ InA VIII AnnAAn IN HHnE InaRA - 10
fries L. expected 20 arrive In tnis city at an early
aAte. The lwo men can probably gel q bigger purse
hereAboutA than In California.
KID Mcfarland wants 70 meet Kid LAvigue again.
Yesterday his manager, John Dougnerty. received
. Letter from hePertiand. VINO 10 u Mount Glenn
chs. Mich. In which tue latter writes In Mo a Ing
terms OF his ooaditlon. The Palace A. C.:has OF.
fored y purse OF $1,000 for q twsnIy i've round
crpteo. II 10 uksiy that sam EtzpRtrIck will ac.
cept on bshalf or the light. weight champion.
Eddie vaughn's friends are wagering freely that
he Will beat Casper Leon at the National spurtin0
Club tonight. Leon ana Vaughn VIII box tWsnIy
rounds AZ l0o pounds Both boys ara In the beHt
or shape ana the mill should be hotiy contested.
natchInaksr Kennedy has arrAnK d two prelim.
mary lsuts OF ten ronnds each between Mike Mar.
tin and Al o'Brien OF Philadelphia ana Jack auerin
and Fred Wright.
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pRooKlYN, 81; LoUIsvILLE, Q.

Lou1svILLR. May 2l.-Both teams battsd
freely to-day. and the folding was somewhat
loose. The game was a seesaw. ana was any.
body's game until the seventh, when the Brook:
lyns took q lead Of two runs. The Colonies
could not overcome this. though they tried des-
~perately. Griffin batted very hard. hitting for o
total Of seven bases. and scored three Of his
sides runs. Stafford played . ane game at
short, and his home-run hit was Q terrific drive
TO the club house. Sbindle also sent q homer to
the same corner OF the lot. The Colonels got
men on bases In nearly every inning, but could
not score them. Anderson and Griffin saved the
Ramo by their hne fielding. The score:
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BARNES MEN GET THERE.
BRooKL YN,s OUTLAY THE PJ UCRR
LOUISVILLE TEAM.

Wet Grounds AEain Interfere with the New
Works. Beheduio-Bosion. PlttsburH. ana
Cincinnati nncrenso Their PercentaEo In the
First Diristvn - other Games ana Gossip.
The New Yorks added another postponed game
10 their list yesterday on account Of rain. Tho
Brooklyns drew somewhat away from Joyco's
men by winning handily from the Louisvillcs.
Tho Cincinnatis gave the Baltimores another
severe setback and are now ~ points behind tho
champions. Boston had an easy time at st.
Louis, and also moved into fourth place. Pitts
burg beat Philadelphia in n close game. The
results:
Brooklyn, Q; Louisville, Q.
Boston. IL; ST. Louis, /;
Pittsburg. o. Philadelphia O.
Cincinnati. o. Baltimore, 0.
At Cleveland. Wet grounds.
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Two College Records Broken at Union.

SCHENECTADY. Nay 21.-The annual spring athletic
meet of Of Union College was held here to-day. Al.
though there was . strong wind, the two college rec
ords were broken, the one-mile walk and the one
mile bicycle. The results follow,
io0.Yard Dash-won by o'NeIll. '97; Price. 'es.
second. Time. 10 25 seconds.
22o-Yard Dash-Won by o'Neilli Price. second.
Time, "a seconds.
Half a Mile INV by Maggie. ,os; Gutmann. 'ss.
second. Time, Q minutes 10 seconds.
ond. Time, 3 minutes 8 seconds.
440-Ha ard Run-Won by o'Sell; French, 1000, 500
ond. Time, SO seconds.
120-YArd Hurdle Race-won by Sylvester, '09; Vro-
man. '9S, second. Time. ~ 40 seconds.
220-Yard Hurdle RAce-Won by Sylvester; Gloss.
'os. second. Time, 81 seconds.
Two-Milo Bicycle RAce-Won by Campbell. '97;
Walbndge. 1900, second. Time. 3 minutes 90 sec.
onds.
ons.nne Bicycle Race, for Rocord-Hld. 'ss. Time.
one,Mle wali-won BY Cotton. 81, Hegeman. 90.
second. Time, 2 minutes 20 seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Davis. 1900; Jones,
'oe, second. Distance, 70 feet 9 inches.
Running High Jump-Won by Davis; Deyo0, 'oS.
second. Height, 4 feet 10 inches.
Pole yault-won by sylvester. Deyoe second.
Height, Q feet 0 inches.
shot Put-Won by Hoxie. '9s, Mcmillan, '96, sec.
ond. Distance, 81 feet 8 inches.
Hammer fhrow-Won by Mcmillan; vroman. aec-
ond. Distance. 90 feet 3 inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
WIscoDsin Men now In Ihelr Aev shell.

NEW HAVEN. May 2i.-Ths new shell or the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin crew arrived here this after.
noon and WAS used for thr nrTt time. IL IL a. yet
too early IoTorm any opinion as TO ts aerIts. bur
II appeAra 20 he very satisfactory. the crew wenI
out lhls afternoon for the hrat row. nnd although
handicapped ny y rain storm. the msp were able
20 prast 40 nearly TWO h0aEs. They viii nut ia a
hnANy aalh u M0rE 70 mQNAYNA
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Earned runs Brooklyn. 81 Louisyille, Q. Fret baso
on srrors-Louisville, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Left on bases
Louisville. 10; Brooklyn, ~. Two-oase its-Werden.
Grimm Homo runs-shindle, STAFFORD. ssorinco HE
nAndeson: Stolen sss-csnS%%A AnSers sp;
Sy p~ischcr@Rg Fraser. First base On bsils,moH
. hours and ~ minutes Attendance, 1000. Umpire
-NoDermotk.
rTTTsBuRo. 0; PHILADELPHIA. 8.
PIrTsBuno, Nay 21.-Tho Philadalphias led In to-
days game In the ninth on two bases on balls, two
outs; q single. and pslehanty's second triple. The
locals won the game In the second half with no one
OUT Davis and Donnelly got nrsa on balls. Brodis
got to nrst on orth's error Donovan hit 70 Mash. who
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PufsDURo
PHILADELPHIA,

Pnl1aasi SpSsiis.::d SGieSSSo 55--SS
Earned runs-Ptttsburg. 4, Philadelphia, Q. Three
bsSc DelshantyS ~: Twe-eass hit-pon
bases--cooley. Geier. ,Donnsliy. Double plays-
Wheeler. anlen and Boyle; Cooley and Nash. Hit By
pitched ball-Latoie. Ttme-9 houn and so minutes
Attendance-2.so0. Umpire-Hurt
CINCINNATI. o; BALTIMORE, 8.
CNcrNAT1 Nay 2l.-The Cinctnnatis took their sec
oud game from the Baltfmores to-day, winning out
in tho eighth. the same a. yesterday. The SCORE /
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ssawauhaka Tars to Open tAe season.

SoD"unnAko IarB To open tho Season.
The seawanhaku-Corinth ~SachuClub will cole
brate the opening of the clubhouse at Oyster Bay on Hay
go with q race for special classes. which will include
and club catboats. The races are open to boats OF the
Atlantic, Beverly. brooklyn. Cortnthian OF Marble.
Larchmont- Massachusetts. Marine and Field, New
York. and PaVonis yacht clubs, the yacht
Island sound and The New York and Brool,yn canoss
clubs, In addition to the silver trophies that will be
prize viii be awarded TO the helmsmsn Of the win.
ming club %oatboat. and a special prize OF $50 will be
the club-who shall sail in at least three or the regp-
i Mpx ss a. Sn rSSes for club oasnosts; besinning on
mSy ~, anH WHO shaiI win inc highest percentage OF
The courses win be inside the bay and In view OF
the clubhouse. AZ follows: For sloops, starting from
west to east aoross . line between the club doat and a
stake boat anchored southeast OF the noat; thence to
east OF Plumt Point. and distant therefrom about
one mile, leaving II on the s~tarboard hand
ball, anchored southeast OF Moses Point buoy,
leaving II on tn starboard hand; thenos TO and across
the starting line, twice around; thence, after nuish-
ing the second round. to and around the Black Chan
mel buoy on Plumb Point. leaving II on the starboard
the nrst two rounds yachts Will pass OH the emanuel
aide of the black Channel buoy. For catooRts.' three
times around the short triangle.
The opening ceremonies Of the club win be held be-
tore the races The fleet WIN assemble on the club
mouse, and y meeting of CaptA 40 will be held on
p, hoard sba the sf nsssniP irogn%iS az ! O'clock Al vessels
At which hour the club burE-e viii be niastheaded
ana tho house put IN commission for the summer.
Divine service VIII he held on the flagship on Sunday,
May sO. the Meet chaplain officiating.
Herbert l.. satterlee has been appointed fleet cap
graInnle OF races for the year are: May 20. race for
Special elsasesi Jun 20, annual race; July IL and
yacht to represent tho club in the match Win t Inc
Hoyal st. Lawrence Yacht club, at Montreal. for the
race for the Alfred ROnaevelt Memorial Cup; Ang. H.
TO- and IL, International Challenge Cap match. at
Montreal Sort; =, race Tor special cialses; beginning
hAN " bLlufQ1N races,
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BALTIMORE,

Earned runs-Cincinnati. 81; Baltimore. Q. Two
base hits-stenzell, Robinson. Miller. Three.bass hits
Stolen b~aSes-Koeler, Burke. Hoy. Struck out-By
Dammann. !; by Rhines. 3. First base 90 balls-oh
81 on Pond, 81 on Rhines, q. Hft by
pitched ball-By Rhines. l. VIVID pitch-fond. Passed
~Umpire-sheridan. AttendAnoe-s, 600.
BOSTON. II, 81. LOUIE. i.
ST. Loum, May 2l.-Boseon ht Donahue at viii this
afternoon and the Browns wore easily defeated. Duffy
made two homo run drives aud Collins knocked the
bali into the Lake for four bases. The score:
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AZ Kew Bsdford-kew Bedford. o. Fan htvsr, ..
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BOSTON, IL, 81. LOUIE, ]
1T. LOUIS.

Earned run1-St. Louia, II Boston. Q. Two-base hit
Hartman. Thrso base hits-Turnsr. stahl, Long.
Sacrifice it-Lons Double Play-rurnsr and Doug.
las First base on bails-on Donahus, o, on Nichois,
J.. Hit by pitched bli-Hamilton. Struck out-By
Lynch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22

WARRINGTON, May 21.-The final round OF tho
singles In the Southern championship lawn ten
mis- tournament here to-day did not result in the
easy walk-over for Driscoll, the Georgetown
crack. that had been expected. Driscoll under
timated Warneld's skill and tried to win with
out going to the net, where most OF his best
work Is done. After winning two close sets he
continued to take things easy, and when tho
self together, and warneld captured tho set.
Tho fourth set went to tho Georgetown player
easily. -.
Driscoll will play Paret for the championship
to-morrow afternoon. Il the match is q long one
the doubles will probably have to DO hold over
until Monday. To-day's scores follow:
Championship singies-Final round. Thomas A.
Driscoll beat p. +. Warnold, g.. %, 81. o-9.
Paret and J. G. Davidson beat ]. r. warneld and H.
Ogden, o.. 6-3.
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Gents of Good
Taste Wear a
Cheviot Suit,

black or fancy, according to
wish of the buyer. They
show a fine assortment at
Their Blue Serge
Suits are up to date, very
hobby and stylish. 1t doesn't
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well at our store. Come and
see US; we will take good care
Of you.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22

Baseball to-morOw At 9usens county PAsk. Mas.
peth. ~FlushinEs va erookiya coiorsd HlAntA. New.
town cara bN-Ad - 80
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A. Phdladsiphia, Hartford. HoWark. and Patssssn-
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/ FINE FURNITURE.
Special Bargains,
Oak Nest Tables,
$1,000.

HE out people should use static
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static electricity AMI sells batteries for - -
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Tor Beauty Book and samples Of either .I
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Eastern League.
At WILKKsBARnE.

s Esssssass:.-:.S StdS6ISij y :
BattertSs-odweI and Gouding, Inks and Duncan.
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Harvard villas the intercollegiate Crlcke
ChauDtsaahIR.

CAMBRIDGE. May 21.-MATvard won the Inter.
collegiate cricket championship to-day. defeat
ing tho crack HEverford eleven. on the Long.
wood grounds. by q score OF 1877 TO ll3. 1t was
an cxiting and well played match, Harvard
Winning through the splendid batting of Scatter.
good, who, IN his inning, made the top score of
sixty runs. =
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bb sassssis:s sssSSSss 10 L


J. G. Mahiau-rhe nrst game.
o. I. W.-Yes. He pitched his nrst game against
Washington In this city.
OF. LoUuR May re Oopuor has been released
BY the St Louis Club. He says he VIII retire from the
diamond.
KID Carsey's West New York Field Club will play
the team OF the Brighton A o. OF Brooklyn to-
morrow ct Weehawken.
Tho Dwight School team defeated the strong
team OF he MonIoiair High school at Montclllr.
THURSDAY. by the score OF 10 To 8.
Tho Flushings will play the oolored Brooklyn
Giants ~ Queens County Park tomorrow. Ladies'
will DO admitted free TO all sunday games in the
future.
BERKELEY sonooi carried on tho honors ia the nrst
section OF the New YORK IntsrschoiaSIio a. A.. baso
ball series by defeating Cutler School in q one.
sued game by the score OF II 70 0 at Columbia
Oval on Thursday.
The ArIlnEton A. A. viii open lie now ground,
Hksarny Oval" Arlington. to'dsy. with tho Cuban
4 Giants. A concert oy . band OF twenty pIsces
will preoede tho game. Tho Arlington 4. 4. have q
Erounh and team that they think viii compare
clubs only will be booked 70 play there.
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At CAMBRIDGE

At 0AhAJoHAAM.
0ilams Of canajoharis. Iii University Of syraours
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AMHERST

EsSs. IS. .o.:::::H SS5Ss5iS- ~ { ]
BAttsries-coEEenl and Brown, Simmons and Turn.
bull
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7. s. COOPER & SONS,
lot and 1909 Broadway, Brooklyn.

Remington. J. A. MeGlynn. University OF Pennsylva.
MIA; r. O. herwtn, ]. II, Thompson, ]. II. Gerard, @
II. Perry. W. F. 4. Berger. Yale; T. A.. Lynch. Dart
mouth John K, Roll, Otto ]. A. Grassi. Douglass W.
Young, Columbia: G. U. Powell. George o. Becker,
Cornell; W. 9. Carroll. X. Weber, A. N. Wilson.
Princeton; c. n. Prouty, Jr., Williams; W. d. InEles,
John b. CrdEhead. Warrington and jefferson; W. G.
Morse, A. n. Rice. Y. Holt. Z. II. Clark. J. D. Dole. /. K.
Baxter. Harvard; A. Kraenglein. f. Waller, N. Mason,
Boaton University.
Throwing the Hammer-C. W. Young. G. r. Foster,
n. Y. u; W O. Woodruff. J. c. McCrackep. John Out.
land. L. A. Newton. University OF Pennsylvania; c.
Chadwick. =. O. Bsck. r. A. Hiclok. Y. Z. Marshall.
R. Sheldon, Yale; p. Smith, I. weIch. Georgetown; L.
Oakes. B. 7. Marshall. Dartmouth; W. T. Mccarthy,
Lehigh; R. FarIuhar. sw~arthmore; G. Carter. CoIum.
biai Il. c. Potter. II. Wheeler. Princeton; F. @. shaw,
l. IL: Clark. q. l. Patterson. W. D. Humen, J. ". Ed.
son, Harvard; j. 9. lngall. Trinity; Il. y. Cochen,s.
State College; c. r. Rinehart, Lafayette; c. $.
Hughes. u. o'Brien. Boston University.
Running Broad jump. Frank Qulnian, Fordham;
J. !. Mahoney. o. 5. I ompkins l.. +. Hermann. Jr, n.
Y. U.;J. p. Remington. A. 7. Hume, A. Garland, J. ID.
Winsor, Jr- WI p. Remington. University OF Pennsyl.
Z. Ellsworth. Q. II. Dowell. Yale: c.. d. Whittemore,
Syracuse; Hugh G. hctirath. Boston University; u. J.
Walsh. @. v. Lyons. v. Malonsy, Georgetown; ]. u.
Hutchinson. i. 7. Brown. Dartmouth; Otto J. Grassi,
Z. w. Cairns. c. c. \. Y; G. L.. Yates. NJ. Il.
Putnam. LshiSh;. r. L. Thomas. G. D. stevens.
swarthmore; p. N. Cowperthwaite, +. Mason. c.
II. Burnside. Columbia; j. J.. Hurlbut, Wesleyan N;
4. '. Rawn. Pennsylvania State College; II. n. Sep.
senig. Haverford; J. J. Muriey, Boston University
George .. Becker. z. c. Cooley, L. Burnett, Cornell;
We. Bot'ger, r; Garrett, A. NJ. Wilson. Princeton; c.
n Pfouty. Jr, Williams; J. G. Clarke, Z. II. Clark. p.
7. somrrs, a. N. Leupp, J. 7. Harrington. Harvard;
I K. Baxter. D. l.. Schwartz Trinity; II. J. Frame,
Wisoonhin; O. i. Dole. Leland Stanford.