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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
IS TWICE A WINNER.
Tom Marshall of Illinois
Gets Record BY Win
ming Shoot.

New York, April 1.-THE seventh grand
American handicap at live pigeon shoot
ing furnished an opportunity for Mayor
tom Marshall of Keithsburg, ILL.,, &c
make record for himself by winning the
event for the second time on the "Clover
leaf traps at Ell1wood Park, n. j., to-
day. Two years ago Mayor Marshall wor
this event from the 2S-yard mark, after
shooting off a tie with hard field OF
contestants, and today his nerve stood
him in good stead when he was pitteo
against some hard propositions in the
final rounds of the live bird champion
ship.
Seven men were tied for first place with
"a straight kills each, when the shoot ad-
journed last night. At the beginning OF
the contest this morning the seven men
who stood tied were: T. A. Marshall
Keithsburg, Ill; Samuel Hoffman, Jr.
Atlantic Ia: Edward Hickman, Kansas
City, Mo; E. l.. jackson, Austin, Tex;
Dr. j. e. Knowlton, New York; G. N
Grimm. Clear Lake, Ia; George Roll
Chicago. This morning Hickman lost his
25th bird leaving six men in the race
In the shoot off miss ana ioo out Doth
Jackson and Knowlton each missed his
sixth bird, and Marshall and Grimm hao
the contest to themselves. They shot a
hot race each killing straight until the
33d round. Grimm missed right quar-
tering incomer, while Marshall killed his
3Sd, which left him winner of the grand
American handicap.
The six men who We're tied at the emo
of the % birds, and who shot the miss
and out match prior to beginning the
latter contest, agreed to divide money
and each as a consequence received $405
Marshall by winning with clean score
gets the silver cup emblematic of the
Championship which was presented by the
interstate association. Summary: Miss
and out-Marshall, SO: Grimm, 80; Jack
Twenty-four men divided second money
with "a kills. Forty-nine men tied for
third money with 20 kills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
FIRST To ARRIVE.
Rickert of the Wor-
cesters Lands in
the City.
I'm FINE CONDITION.
Says That He Expects to
Play the Game Of
His Life.

The advance guard of the galaxy of
world beaters who will don the Wor-
cester uniform and land the club the
Eastern league pennant arrived in
Worcester yesterday forenoon at 7.15
o'clock in the person of Joseph Rickert
of Springfield, o.
Manager Frank J. Leonard was much
pleased with the coming of the first of
his swift aggregation of -tossers,
and showed the only representative of
the team about the town. He brought
Rickert up to the Spy Office and the lat
ter accorded the sporting editor an in
tervfew
Mr.. Rickert said he was delighted
with what he has already seen of Wor-
cester and expects to make a host of
friends in this city. He stated he was
in fine fettle and in condition to play
the ball of his life. He is satisfied with
the team Manager Leonard has sue
ceeded in getting together, that the
pennant will coma to Worcester.
Mr.. Rickert is a robust looking
youngster and looks the bail player
six feet and is a stockily built fellow
who will make a decided impression
clad in a base ball uniform.
He has been in the business three
years, playing with fast company, but
says he was brought up with a base
ball in one hand and a bat in the other
His first appearance on the diamond
witt a team of any consequence was
when he Joined the Wheeler, Va, team
in Sc, then playing in the interstate
league. The team disbanded after that
season and Rickert was with Youngs-
town in 81. In the spring of '9S he
was traded to Newcastle and later in
the fall sold to Pittsburg where he fin
ished the season playing the last two
games.
Manager Leonard was lucky enough
to have Rickert loaned to him for this
season by Manager Watkins of the
Pittsburg team.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
IT WAS NOT WISE.
High School Declines
Challenge of Dun
ham Boat Club.
GIVES IN RETURN
Invitation Extended to Join
in Race With Harvard
Freshmen Here.
GIVES IN RETURN

The Durham Boat Club, an adjunct
to Yale University, is after race with
the High School eight-oared crew, but
it is doubtful if such race will be
granted them by the local crew.
Manager William D. Lancaster re-
ceived a communication from CTd
Preston, president of the club, in re
gard to the race yesterday He imme-
diately conferred with Capt. c. j, Daily
and Trainer James H. Ten Eyck. The
letter states that the Yale men would
like to arrange a race for the Goth of
Nav TO be rowed at their spring regat-
ia to be held at Lake Whitney Tne
course is described as one mile, hVe
hundred and fifty yards, with slight
turn.
Trainer Ten Eyc6 does not favor the
idea of such a race. He advised the
bows to write to President Ord Preston
and invite him to bring his crew mere
and race both the Harvard freshmen
and the High Schools on the 9th OF
Nav. This the boys have decided to
do. and have written to that effect TO
President Preston.
IF the latter should accept and the
Harvard freshmen be agreeable, a
three-cornered race of the fastest
school boy crews afioat would result,
Trainer Ten Eyck, when seen by a
Spy man yesterday said: I'VE couldn't
do Justice to either race if we agreed to
row the Yale boys with the race with
Harvard so near at hand. The back
ward season has retarded our work,
and it would be altogether too early for
us to hustle down to New Haven on
the goth and back here to row Harvard
on the 9th.
"The Harvard race is too important
a race to allow the taking Of any
chances. If the Yale boys are willing
to come into the Harvard race and
make it three-cornered, why so much
the better The boys will then be IN
first-elass shape to row the race of
their lives"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
LlGHTWElGHTs' CONTEST.
Jimmy Kearns Gets Decision Over Bob Allen
OF Boston.

Manchester, N. H, April 13.-TH the
15-round sparring bout between Jimmy
Kearns of New York, formerly of Law
renee, Mass, and Bob Allen, the col
ored lightweight of Boston, held at
Greenwood Park pavilion under the
auspices of the Pastime Athletic Club
of this city today, Kearns was given
the decision.
Both men were a trifie out of condi-
ton, but they put UP a game fight. AL
len weighed 12S lbs, and Kearns 1857.
Kearns had the better of the argument
during the whole battle. Today was the
fifth time the men have come together,
but they had never before reached a
decision. Nearly 2000 persons We're in
attendance. The preliminaries We're q
four-round bout between ScOtty COyne
and Jas. Stewart, and a ten-round go
between Young Juneau and KID st.
Denise. all of this city. There was nc
decision in the former match. IN the
latter, Juneau received an under-cut Oh
the jaw just after the gong sounded
for the first round, and he was unable
to continue. The decision was given tC
St Denise,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
MAKES SOME TROUBLE,
BowIers Find Proposed Io-men Team
Match a Bone of Contention.

The proposed 10 men team match be-
tween Worcester and Boston can
dlepin bowlers is creating con-
siderable dissension in the ranks
of Worcester bowlers. J. P
White announced that the 10 men team
would be formed from men who
bowled exclusively on his alleys, ana
that he would pick the team,
A. Fred White, who was the first to
open negotiations for the match, told
The Spy man last evening the team will
include bOwlers other than those who
roll on Whites alleys, and that it will
be selected by the newspaper men of
Worcester who do" bowling. W. II.
Carpenter said J. j. O'Nen went to
Boston to arrange money match.
having secured J P. Whites agree
ment to roll a part of the games on the
Casino alleys and a part on Whites
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
WHAT AL JOHNSON THINKS.

AL Johnson, who was the hacker and
sponsor for the Brotherhood League at
the time of its fight with the National
League, has decided ideas about the
future of base ball. He said: THE
condition in the National League is de-
plOrable and cannot help but bring
ruin to the game if persisted in. The
present New York club, and New York
is the best ball city in the Union, will
not draw anybody to its games, as it
cannot stand with such clubs as Phila-
delphia, Brooklyn and Boston. 1t has
no hitters who come up to the 800
mark, and the base ball enthusiasts of
the metropolis will troop to Brooklyn
to see the game, leaving Freedman to
play to emtpy benches"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
GRAND OFFICERS THERE.
Harmony Lodge, Manchester Unity, Cele.
brates lis Seventh Anniyersa airy.

Loyal Harmony lodge, NJ. L., I. 0. O..
F.. celebrated it's seventh anniversary
last night at the Creamerie, where
plates We're laid for 100.
A reception was rendered friends of
members Of the lodge and invited
guests from o'clock until $50. At the
pOst-prandial exercises Noble Grand
Thomas Cooper introduced the toast
master Past Grand f. A. Thompson.
Provincial Grand Master Thomas Roe
Of Holyoke had charge of the presenta-
tiOn of grand masters certificates. Pro-
viucial Corresponding Secretary J. w.
Gregg Of Lowell delivered a short ad-
dress in regard to his work in the Mas
sachusetts district.
Representative John G. Hagberg re-
sponded to the toast, "Our visitors" in
felicitous vein.
The Harmony quartet gave several
selections. and an informal reception to
the visiting officers, P G. NJ. Thomas
Roe Of HOlyoke, and p. c. S. J. w.
Gregg of Lowell, was held Past grand
masters certificates We're presented to
Roland Johnson. F. A. Thompson. W.
II. Bush. John Wainwright, Fred Pal
mer. William Nevill, John Gregg and
William Sutcliffe
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
OLD sHoEMA KER GONE.
Alfred Hargraye. Well-known South wor.
cester Man, Dies Suddenly.

Alfred Hargrave, a popular character
Of South Worcester, and well known as
al shoemaker at 200 Cambridge street
and 2S Douglas, died suddenly last eve
ming. For years since the English col
ony came to Worcester from England,
he has been established in the shoe
business. and his shop on Douglas
street was the rendezvous for all the
political and social lights of that sec
tion Of the city
Mr.. Hargrave was a capital story
teller. and night after night he would
interest a large crowd with his FUND OF
anecdotes and witty tales. SIis funeral
viii .--- . fas1 st. Matthew S
ci...cn e.. l.l..l.. &C E. IS member
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
JUST FOR PRACTICE,
Holy Cross in Five Innings Badly Defeats
Tech Boys.

Holy Cross played the first regular game
of the season yesterday afternoon with
the Worcester Polytechnic Institute team
on the COLLEGE campus. Tech" proved to
he lamentably weak both at bat and in
the field, ana after four innings of play
the score stood Is to l.
The game started at 8 o clock, and the
game was called on account of darkness.
The contest was played primarily to give
the collegians an opportunity to get into
shape for the Brown game next Patriots
day. A special car was chartered TO take
the Tech students to and from theiI
school.
Carney, one Of the new pitchers of the
college, occupied the points for the col
legians and did excellent work, not a hit
being made off his delivery. A noticeable
point about Carney is that he is a pitcher
who can hit the ball and hit ii hard. Dyer
distinguished himself at short stop and al
the bat, making two three-baggeTs and g
1wo-base hit. Billy" evidently had his
eye on the ball. Carney followed with
three corking base hits. McTigue fooled
the visitors at a critical moment by drop
ping a bunt within two feet of home plate
and making first base on a fast sprint
Reilly and ConnOrs also showed up well.
The visitors clearly evidenced lack OF
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

Westboro next Wednesday by a spe-
cial train, which will leave Worcester
at a. m, and returning leave West
boro about $50 p. m, though the ex-
cursion tickets are good on the regu-
lar trains. The Worcester South Cou1-
ty Endeavorers will return on The
same special with the Worcester crowd.
The rally hymn will be, Sound the bat
tie cry" and the Endeavorers will sing
it everywhere. President Waldo Fl.
Lewis of the local union has sent oJt
a greeting to the societies this week,
in which he asks all to take advantage
of the opportunity to attend this rally.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
CAKES STILL SUFFERING.

Charles A. Cakes. the clerk Of the
Windsor Hotel. New York, which was
burned some weeks ago, still remains
in a weak condition at the Bay State.
He suffers very much from the nervous
shock received in that terrible disas-
ter. Yesterday Mr.. Cakes appeared 10
be brighter and it is probable that he
viii go to the hospital for treatment.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
A REFREsHING sTYLE.

The art of quotation requires delicacy in
practice. An already famous firm has
originated and developed into very prom
Using advertising a mass of old. quaint
proverbs. We refer to Messrs. c. I. Hood
& Co of Sarsaparilla fame, who are using
not only our columns. but those of thou
sands of our contemporaries, in adapting
wise saws to their service by clever and
practical turns 1t is refreshing to see
something new and bright in this line.
Clean cut argument is better than big
display type.
When your appetite deserts You lust try
10 TO 20 drops of Dr.. Siegert's Angostura
Fittars in sherry or port wine before
meals.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

Summary Two-base hits, Dyer Llnne-
han; three-base hits, Dyer ?; sacrifice
hits, Kenney, Francis; stolen bases Bren-
nan, Kenney g. Reilly 2 Carney 9, Con-
nors McTigue. Fox; bases on called balls,
Connors. Brennan, McTigue, Reilly, Lin
nehan, Bowker; bases on pitched balls,
Lamb, Bowker; wild pitch, Truell. Time
of game, l hour and Is minutes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
NOTICE.

Beginning APRIL 1sT, the painting
formerly conducted by M. Boyle
estate will be carried on by Michael H
Boyle and Thomas f. Boyle, under the
firm name of Boyle Brothers, rear u
Pleasant st.
MICHAEL H. BOYLE, 9 Hawley st.
THOMAS F. BOYLE, "a Hudson st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
TAKES UP THE GLOVE.
WayerIys Hustle to Accept the West
Ends Challenge.

The Waverlys are anxious for a base
ball game with the West End Jrs., ana
accept the latters' challenge. They will
play the West End Jrs. for fun, money
or marbles, and would like to arrange
a game for Patriots day at Garvey's
field. George Hanlon is captain Of the
Waverlys and Henry Kelly manager.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
The latest scores in the Hancock indi-
vidual big pin championship are as fol-
PERCENTAGE.
HOLY CROSS BATTING ORDER.

Manager J. F. Donne1ly of the Holy
Cross base ball team has selected the bat
ting order for the game with Boston Uni
versity at the college grounds today. Con-
nors l. f., will lead off, with Fox, 3b. :;
Kenney, c. f.; McTigue. ID; Linnehan,
2b.; Dyer, s. s; Brennan c.; Riley, r.
f.: Carney and Griffin. p.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
HAS RECONSIDERED.
Charlie Lewis Will Row This Year the
Same as Usual.

Charles H. Lewis has reconsidered his
intention of giving up rowing and will be
found at the lake the coming season. He
will, as last year, row double with E. H.
Ten Eyck.
There is every prospect of a magnificent
race between the Wachusett double and
Whitehead and Mcclure of Boston. The
latter double has ordered new shell built
for two. They intend to try for every
thing in sight, particularly the national
championship at Boston, in July.
A fOur-Oared shell crew will be organ
lied by the Wachusetts also. Members
say they will purchase a shell for the
crew. The crew as contemplated consists
of r. II. Ten Eyck Charles II. Lewis,
John J. f. Herbert and @. +. DAILY.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

Battales: GTiTTtn and DOndHUtl OuH-
bingham and Kittredge.
Earned runs, Chicago ., Louisville l;
stolen bases, Green, Lange; two-base
hits, Wagner, Lange 2, Ryan, Donahue,
Wolverton; three base hit, Griffith;
struck out, by Griffith /; double plays
Dexter and Ritchey, Mccormack and Ev-
erett, Clingman, Ritchey and Dexter;
bases on balls off Cunningham 5, off Grit
fifth 2; left on bases, Chicago Y, Louis
vile I; balks, Griffith 1, Cunningham l.
Time, l hour so minutes. Empires, Burns
and Warner.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
BALL SEASON Open
Two Games Played
by the National
Clubs.
REST START TO-DAY.
Furnishes Louisville
and Gu akers Down
Senators.

Louisville, Ky, April 14.-TheC Colonies
were virtually slaughtered by the Orphans
in the opening game of the National
League season here today. The all
around playing of the Chicagos and
Ryans phenomenal one-hand catch
against the left field fence We're the fea-
lures. Attendance 5000. Score:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
MoNAHAN WINS EASILY.

Frank Monahan and James McQuaid
played the third of their series of 100
rooms. Thursday evening. Monahan win
ming by 100 points to Il. McQuaid won the
first 100 to 81. Monahan the second, 100
to 90 There is a prospect of another
match
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
DIR. Bulls Cough syrup, the peoples,

friend. has been in use over fifty years.
1t cures the severeSt affections of the
throat and lungs, such as bronchitis.
grippe laryngitis and incipient consump-
ton Price only 25 cents bottle
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
GLADWIN STUDIO,

DAY BUILDING. room 80, corner of Main
and Walnut streets.
instruction given in sketching from OBJ
jects and from nature. Pen and Ink
drawing Water color and oil painting.
Glasses will be formed for out-Of-door
SketcEmg later in the season.
Application may be made any afternoon
from 9 to s. Evening classes will be ar
ranged for. GEORGE E. GLADWIN.
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"a . TO RIA.
Bears tbs a The Kind You Haze AlEayS Bought
signature of NEHZzIzzx

Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use
Carter's Little Nerve Pills, made express
" for this class.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

CAN BE HELD AND CURED without
the cruel truss or knife by DIR. I. FAR
RAR of Boston, a regular physician of
over 30 years experience. The treatment
also makes radical cures of VARICO-
CELE and HYDROCELE.
BRANCH OFFICE in the LINCOLN
HOUSE, Worcester, THURSDAY, April
9Th to goth, from II a. m. to 4 p. m No
charge for an interview; 80 years expert
ence.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15

You have tried and were pleased with
them. They stimulate the liver. regulate
the bowels. improve the complexion. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills.
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WORCESTER COOPERATIVE BANK.

Stated meeting MONDAY. 18th inst. al
p m, at the office, Walker building
$50, 900 expected to loan.
STEPHEN c. EARLE. President
THOMAS J. HASTINGS Secretary.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
Worcester Board of Trade,

APRIL 10, 1899.
The Annual Meeting of the Board Of
Trade will be held at the Rooms on Fos-
ter street, TUESDAY, April IS, 1890, at
SIP. NJ. S. HAMILTON COE. Clerk.
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Carlisle, Pa, April 14.-Indian School, 2
Syracuse University, 10.

Carlisle, Pa, April l4.-Indian School, q;
Syracuse University, 10
Reading Pa, April 14-Boston, TO-;
Reading, 8.
Princeton. y. j., April 1.-THE Tigers
will meet Wesleyan College tomorrow for
the first time in five years. Hillebrand
will pitch.
Cambridge, April 1.-THE schedure ar
ranged by the Harvard College nine in
Polytechnic at Worcester; May q, Uni
versity of Vermont at Burlington
Baltimore, Nd, April 14-Baltimore, TO-;
Maryland Athletics, l.
New York. \; Y, April 14-Manhattan
College, 9; Lehigh, ?.
Rochester. n. y April n.-Rochester
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
PHILADELPHIA WINS.
Home Team Victor in a Close and Exclt
ing Contest

Philadelphia, April 14.-The base ball
season opened here with over 10000 peo-
pie in attendance, and proved to be an au-
spicious occasion for the home team, Phil
adephia winning but not easily. Score:
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MEETINGS. ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Worcester. Mass, April 13 1879.
To STOCKHOLDERS OF WORCES-
TER COLLATERAL LOAN. ASSOCIA-
TION-The annual meeting of the corpor-
alton will be held THURSDAY. April 90
1888, at p m, at Office, 633 State Mutual
building, for the purpose of electing five
directors, acceptance of annual reports,
and transaction of any business that may
legally come before the meeting
CHARLES D. DAVIS Clerk
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? ItII . ~ > > : 7'VA
WASHINGTON


Washington MO 2OO1110O-5 l
Batteries: Piatt and Mcfarland; Kill
len and Mcguire.
"Batted for Huen.
%*Batted for O'Brien.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 4, Washing
ton 4; stolen bases, Cross, Mcclure, Pad
den; two-base hits. Cooley, Delehanty 2,
Lajoie Davis; three-base hit Cooley;
sacrifice hit, Hulen; double play, Lauder,
Lajoie and TLtjmas; first base on balls,
off Killen 4. off Piatt q hit by pitched
Kinen 8; passed ball Mcfarland; wild
pitches, Piatt l, Killen /; left on bases.
Philadelphia Z, Washington s. Time, 2
hours Empires, Hunt and Connolly. At
tendance 10 1856.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
BASKET BALL AND FIRE.
A Curious Combination Caused Excite
ment at East Brookfleld.

East Brookfield April IA large crowd
of interested spectators gathered at Sui
livan's Opera House this evening, the
occasion being an exciting game of basket
ball between the Union League and the
Only teams of North Brookfield. During
the preliminary practice a lamp was dis
lodged from the chandelier in the centre
of the hall, causing it to drop to the
floor beneath. Luckily the floor was of
| extremely hard wood and the flames were
easily subdued by the use of rugs, etc.
Some excited individual rushed to the
Baptist church and sounded the general
| fire alarm, but there was no need for the
steamer and the company did not respond.
| The game, which was the first ever
! played in this town, was a hot one at
! times rough playing predOminating, there
| being numerous fouls The floor was eX-
| ceedingly slippery, making 1t difficult for
| the contestants to keep their footing.
/ While the Only team put up an excellent
| game, it was clearly outclassed by the
| boys of the Union League.
! The players and score were as follows:
Raymore (capt) r R. F. Granger, Capt.
| Sargent, f.....................l 1, Howard
| Noonan, c.............,...-....... Hatch
| Witt, l ..............'..-........i D, Clapp
| Ormsby, + D....................r b, Ganney
Goals from field, Raymore, Sargent;
| goals from fouls, Witt 4; score, so; UNI
| pire Beret Tibbets of North Brookfield.
After the game dancing was INDUCED
| in, music being furnished by King &
Millett's orchestra of Brooktield
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INTER-CLAss BOAT RACE.

Rochester n. Y, April 14-Rochester,
IL; University of Rochester, 5.
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c. E. RALLY AT wEsTBoRo.

Ths Christian EndeavOrers go to
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New York N Y, April 14-Manhattan
College, 9; Lehigh, ?.
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Baltimore, Nd, April 14-Baltimore, TO-;
Maryland Athletics, l.
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Reading, Pa, April 14.-Boston, 10
Reading, 8.