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FAST TROrTERS HERE.
E. g.. g. Rfiinss's string Now ~ Empire
SS,y Track -Iord brilliant Beaten.

Tn. c X q Billings string of fast matinee
trot,er. and p1c~rs got In yesterday from
Nemnhis and will h. worked nearly all season
AT tho Empire city track by their owner and
IN. stables trainers. Scott Mccoy and Frank
Gibbons Two stables on the hill near the
bis wint.rins barn erected for Mr. Clsrk's
rae,hor. s., are given over 10 the Billings
cracks, who all reached town IN satisfy having
been laid over a day AT Chicago to rest Tn"
string include. Little Boy. ?oih Ma,ettc.
o.., Free Bond. :oss Lucille, zoo. Hontas
Crooke. ,o7'S: Tho Admiral. ?TH Frazier.
,o7, Captor. ?Oe,. Dr Mouical. 20.
pr Book. {? 10 Mabel On ward. ? io1 frsnker,
uen,as Crooke. :o7L,. stopped = mile in
Memphis last week 10 an. driven by his
owner
injury and expected to h. faster than ever
his wear Iittls BOY IL pointed for the record
held nv Star Pointer 90. and som" day
whom AZ and III. conditions favor. MCCOY y
TORY him TO .nlky y he paced . his record
thought be should succeed. great though the
task imposed may appear
A. Phtladrlphls tho marvellous show-rng
winner. Lord Brilliant. who has 100 nrsts and
with hts tandem partner. Lord Golden. by
the Boston tandem. Hurrah ana Elegance
Lord Brilliant at times l. very Vicious IA the
st Die and the tAnbsrk arena and on Monday
for the coveted blue ribbon 1hs winners
are hackney-bred and from fben d Jordan.
great Plymouth stud Seldom II LORD
militant defeated. vet he has served now
throughout several season.
A. the Blue Front sal,s stable TODAY ther.
will 10 auc'ionrd 1925 hlgh-cla-s trotters. and
PAGERS ranging IN speed from 2o' records to
the > 70 line
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LAW TENNIS.
Miss Elizabeth Moore wins close Match In
Bschrlorx Tournament AZ Washington.

MAY outstanding
tho cold. cherries. weather. IN" matches Of
the second days competition IN the Bachelors
Tennis Tour mar ent w~r" ptoduCtiv" Of some
very sharp aud spirited playing, especially
In the ladies singles Miss Elizabeth Moore
" Hrooklyn. IN. national woman champion.
won an unusually fast and closely contested
match through superior stsadlne-s and ac-
curacy Ia driving from Miss Marie Wilmer
Of Washington The work Of wylie G Grant.
Ienox Club. New York. runuer-up for the
indoor cham ionship. was retnArkahl" Tor
strong rallies In his match with > Russ OF
Nan Antonio. hampton Of Texas Russ was
four times within one point ~ winning the
second set and the match bur Grant : smash
ing drives and perfect defensive work won
,hi. set although IA. lost he thlrd set and the
match after anot her sensational rally hecau-"
Of RUSS superior short net drives and active
WORK all over the court Summaries
Slnrl,, flr, Scund Franklin Gso.h,ssn'
"a Il q n wilson. Baehelots. beat Ralph '.
i'm. Bsch.lor. % - : Run Ie,As o.s'
Norfolk. Va bes, naron George iraneseIsl.in 90
the Austrian legation. IS Is y l. steele.
bachelors. brA' I. : Grant Lenoki $50 1t!
Ladies' singles First round Miss BESSIE Moore.
RrooEiyn, beat Mia, Marie Wilmer. " Nshinrton.
"a s's 5 Mis- Huida steele. Philadelphia.
M.ns Double, Preliminary round G David.
son and Dt J. " GlArebfook, bachelors beat
q u Wilson and y I Wilson. Bachelors ~.
"a al N 4 and A NJ AteiAs'o. Notiois Va.
heat ". y Me,cai' Plchslofs. aud u. { Mhie
head. Norfolk. - 6?
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TRI-<OILEGItTE LEtGIE END,
Williams Follows WesIr, an In shutting Out
Amherst.

wuiI,MsTovN. Nav q La'e last evening
the " lliam, Athl~tic Council acted IN concord
with " e-l"yau ~ drDis'vclv -ev"rIng all ath-
lc'ic relations with ,mter-t college The
acton ~ Williams and Wesleyan brings the
tri-oollegilte league to an immediate" cad.
and i IN" elimination Of a long series Of
conflicts with Amherst -Four N~illIam--Am-
herst hall san-s. tao W--ievtn- Amherst ball
games and tho iriaus liar track meet are
thus summary cancelled
This action was taken is n result Of AM
hcrs' announcement that she would with
draw from tho league At IA" "ud % the present
baseball -.a-on On account Of IN. disqualtn-
ration ~ Kane. her pitcher. for profcssional-
li-m Also. tho amherst faculty has sanctioned
tho PLAYING Of Nan" ~ nor-l"agn" games
Amherst wished to Vfbdraw OF ~ from the
baseball association. hIt THIS action terminates
her "Ni>;'u'" ~ IN" track. football aud tennis
The .rep tsfan by Wesleyan and Williams
comes from iusif ohf""itpr 10 nav" any rel.-
ABIDE hv rules against professionalism, which
Amherst herself hclp~i 10 construct. The
resolutions ~ the Williams council follow
49,, A%s:rs g ,ssc ~ %,s,Syns .o.,'.g,
triangular !,asa. haN y,oiSiod tric!c ~ oiihc
nd gs n "a, SGi,srsN9,a a ~, Se'i fcn .sT 's 81 SSsSsrsce Q
our trptrssiaiyc on nat committee and
un Hia ,t.su, :, ne, a .,aGsn, Gdrcisfmsa PROF; sH TNion.I
b. tho S'andins '"mnliirg hnh.rNl Ia, Ninis,ed
subs r,S-d. sai WAr'ess ~ Ia, oppressed her
d-t-rnina, Ion - st..lsv from fivh-r connec
ton with ne RI collie rtAtr ta~clAu lrarue. al the
cios~ % tho present SEASON ~ the ground tuat
tho pf~s~n' >iTsined relations nAEe Impossible
the fluhrt sNt>tra'r Of that True spint Of sports
manikr ooniu,' w1rh S1orld caAfarirrife 81
luter, nil~g ate rlutsSA. Therefore b. u
Rsonfsd. That since tuuhrt '~Al,tenr~ ~ the
,rls spirit 90 sfpusgsnrkc roidIri IA deemed
iupn>Abl. ths strained r,lattons should '~f.lnhte
At onre And b. n f4fth-f
Rs,a tsd. That Al a'hletir relations brtwsen
Williams ioisgr and AmhsSi college b. aud
| hrrrhs srr IN uriis'sN severed
lRASk. y OILS. ,rrsidsn, Ns,,c Council
| WILLIAM ENERDrLL. BAseban Manager
] Oommiitss.
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soaF.
vssr,.s s,ssss. sa.ps~s fss r-sss, 81 M
a. q ruururt.

aumh.r 81 the golfer. sa'eFed for the
Yuahfyms round % the " % 4 Individual
-, .w.bt that b.sta. 'h. morning ~
Tuxedo srfe out for rrrc'i,~ POUNDS f--''f
,ay IN sptss - me rain The snakns di no
- 1890, r,mcl.i,t. against
~. ,ondt,hon Of The ink The
- -, a.. ninth hole
he'"'' '-' !" .h.,,.,. a..
iton tn' 10 l'IH 80, "".u -..aa
hole Hfty yifts Ihts makes N" ou'NArn
,o.. a. and A. tho ,n.holrs aggregate
. - ip.,.nd ~ s "a
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Phnadeinhia uone shoM.

p%urLAprirHfA. NAV - Despite the rain
ts-day. the Horse show went on and the
Judging In tho rigs Vas gone through with
In The pony stallion class Mr. John Gerken's
ponca-,er Model defeated Charley Burgess.
Jr. and Admiral Again Mrs G-rksn won
IN the saddle horse 'lASs With NauhIn. boat
Ing Mr = 'aSsstt'a clipper H. another
cIsss FOR saddle horses Nrs " = hoffman
Wa not quit" a. -UCc~ss'4I ~ Mr. Gerken.
h,, Tho had ID harder 0eld to boat She
show Cd Dan NcI1t~. huf the Wdges liked
the chestnut HNl FsUn'~ I krttu" u In
the tandem clAs- th-u u Jordan 81 Boston
.trIssls for the blue ribbon III" judges
awardsd n 20 Mr. jord,n's lord B"lfa.i
and Western star MI topTell showed Pro-
lessor and Nilmcn' oiquot. helon sing to
Z Cassat' won tho h~~avvweight saddle
hors~ cla-s ~iIsnnabelle Of ~" Highland
Farm rscrivst 'he rcd rlnbon and Charles
IL Hurkamp'- Amar-t took third place
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A. Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI May - st events - Isioris
- dAy we've rsptlr-d by fsvnrit'' and second
choices Summaries
Firv Rae Sey-n ~'urioag, Gl-'"n ~ 'Nl
soL'. ITO Son y n'tn loI Nt'n -" > 80,
1'ue
second R.e. Pour 40 = h,f 'uflrng, Ma
yncn, ITO d u,utr so l Won. Flora Nillough
:, 10 GofnH",I 40 o. s.rnnd G"ria. 10 Wood
vafd a. ~ { tulfi lime. on
Tb,rt "a, Op- mile ana - ard, Tragedy
a. ID Hicss. ~ 10 8 vou. Srcundus. ioi t'ormleyl.
. - / serond Varet Ran. - y NaUin'. - IN 4
tnIfd nU~. 80,
f1uua RAce On. mile -Jevle l,rboe, ioi
0forule,i. 10 s. won lalpa,s ~ gilmore ITO b
Tine. T',
INN RACE -Four and n nAlf 'uTlonrs NO l-os
if uloV ming 2 tn I. Won. fmiy bell, iS CORN
ley. : - I. second Oruadefe, l' u fnsthwane
'Spp,b Raer-onc NH. and % yard, DOLL. was
nor VI ilAde, 7 10 +? won. ,dsiants 10. J Marin
10 ! s~co1d J 4. io7 Tofmley'. to ! ihird
Tine. E'..
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yale Men FIND FAINT with Referee q Dual
(.ames.

In tho trial heats ~ N" i:o-yard hurdle
race bet we-n Yale and Harvard At Cambridge
on SATURDAY 4 mistake IN the finish line caused
the hurdle race to he run over Q course
Ave yard. over the stipulated distance. The
ina accuracy was discovered orly a few minutes
before the nnal heat. bu' \. there were only
Harvard mon IN the race the matter was
hushed Yale men. however. got WIND OF the
mistake and there wss n kick
The III uartisAn- loudly asserted that the
referee. = r. Rahh. President Of tho 4. \ T..
favored the Crimson athletes and n q result
81 the bad feeling stirred M At the meeting
an op<n rupture bet ween the Two universities
il expected Yale mon wrr" em phatic IN
stating ,ha, they would never again agree to a
Boston man a. referee.
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~ Toronte.

roroNro. Msy a. ems, Nount Henry and
Rsruus we're ihe waning fsYorto> a. Wooshine
park tnis afternoon Inc feature event. inc Ontafte
S'as, fof 10 -lnlon hired horses, went 20 frrnie
TtrAl,. baked tom 100 down 20 Gtn NuminA'y
T'r,i RACE FiN~ and = hsii tifionrs-Nouu s
HEM. ~. NAnVught, even. Won And'stiS
ia X irnr>f 4 To- srrond 1ohn Rlskin. iit
IDansm,n,. 40 l. thIrd Tine, 10
second Race i've furonss LONE, is IL
Thoupson. :, N l. voI. Ur.tlrr Be-, ~ tIor
Ear. il To- =. second. v"ol>A'k, in rlak"I, : 10 T..
third un-. ~
laird Rar- ont ro SiAkes. on- mnr an an
,ahtn T~mir Tickis. iof tIi'n'. ~ - = Won
Frsumr - Nainwusnu. : to second LADY
iN.s1 ai n NurphyH -ioo 10 T.. ihifd Tine. ~
Tnguh RACE ono mic ana = 'Nfe~r'h Nrh
,utrs Pursr Oruntss. ia make wAeoysr
MN RAr~ MAJ Handicap SN 'ur"ngs Ps
r.Ur. 10 Pint u 10 S. won Pay street, ~ l.
rhonn~oa.. 5 ~ g. second FAnny Rsye,. ~ NJ
ViuiNus " ~ l. th'td Tine. ~
SINfh Rae Nthni SiecplertAs'. about ons milo
.nd ARC, auarSrN proni~s. ir Shields, 20 I
gf
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m THE BASEBALL WORLD.
W. I0si ~ Turns Avn rRos >frs
raE emo tsO raw


The rain Yesterday lot the weary and loot.
sore and ~~.ll.drubh~d Eastern teams OF
the National L~asu hav" an opportunity
To- rest and recover from the general debuhy
which an cted them la ths West The bo-toa-
New luTk and Brookiyn-Philadelphis 81
veil A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. games se6s
postponed out Ia ~ Louis the worm turned
and the 'hlcago- were soundly waiop-d
bV the tatl-sndsrs. who thereby torced the
philsdelphIt, To share last Plasr With them
In the Ntn.rican lragu". Warrington beat
Cleveland. Bslt,mot~ Won from CHICAGO
and boston turned Tho tables on ~ lnui-,
with raiu IN Philad.lphia This m,kes Chi.
.aso and philad.lphia tied iot. mrs, piace
Boston third. and Detroit and - Louis tisd
fof fourth plac~ II seem. that while "
wastonN W., In Boston for the National Isasue
sam". u va dry enough for the American
League The National League race presents
tn. unusual spectacle of ~tN Of the eight teams
below .io IN p@rcentsg" n >stionai
Ira gu. result and record iollos
~ Loui> ~ IhicaEo.s
~ Hp.pLlyn Rain
At Boston We, grounds
Al ptttsburg- Rain
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New England intercollegiate Tennis Tsu
nameut.

Bosros. May ~ Although II rained for
the mos, part Of the afternoon several rounds
were played ia the New Ensland intercoI-
lesiatr champIonship lawn tennis tournament
al lonswood to-day Bradley Of Msssachu-
se,ts Institute Of Technology, Who 10 picked
10 win the championship. won his match
easily. defeating Morgan OF Trinity. sum
mary
S,nrl..- Preliminary round -Hutchinso son. Vt.
defeated Rrisham, Trinity. "a, -
TirN Round NslAre. Uarfnouth, defeated
Miller. Vermont. "a, -. - Paine. Beudoln.
d.f-ated Hu,chi>on. Vermont. g.. =; knight.
Turs. defeated otis. Brown, 6-1. 81
second Round bradley. Technology. defeated
Morgan. Irtnity s-Isl Lyon. NiHans, defeated
Paine. Bovdoin 4. "a
Dartmouth. "a. "a. 81 howdeln defeated
Vermont q 80 wesley an dsfsa'ei Technology.
- -
riru Round Amh-r't ds'eai.d Rrovn.
- a. W-S~ysn defeated Rates. -. 90:
Tufts defeated rr'ufv. a y -
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Al -, Louis.

~ Lo-r. May u Tn. f'aiqre Ise' 70 day
uA> the fourth event and VA iAsen by hrulAfe
an outsider. nv = rar- burst 81 speed IN the stretch
In the nrh. Orleans and Kitty Clyde ~ent down a.
he nrs, furlong post. iniurtnr lockies hounfc
and smith, the form-r probably fatally Hut
two ,avontes Won on the DAY sunmsrer
girSt R,re St furionrS Nedhoos. Vs u
walsh. . 10 s won. Hainsul'. ioe sin ieton'
a 10 /. second Louis Wagner. is 'seAueoAmp''
.rona Rsr, Pour AID = half futIons, Grand
shot. no tS:ngi~ton'. 4 to /. Won feufquol -.
las hell. 10 10 /. second. Cselana. los Sell. even
third Tine. s,
Third Rae one mil. and - yards silver
Garter. hi tnonegAnl. 10 - ! Won. Swordsrah'
III 7 Walsh. q 20 l. .-rcnd slrnsits W.A
aa,y 10. tTAuntls roy. 7 20 I. thlrd- Tine, IA
Fourth Race ~, ~tIfionFs srulsrr ~ seau
camp ? 10 I. Von. Nickey d ne Bell. 10 !.
second Frank Bel. n: tNotss 70 I, mira Ilme
iIg. .-
MIN Race Sis and /, half rrioags lAseNes
R,l 10 ps.urhAmpt. i'o :. v1a. ST Christopher
inf p.u, = 10 1 second kT'v q IN ,Faun't.roy''
lp TO I. tnird Time, ~.
S'Ath RACE one nile ard - ysrfs orrs W"
% N,rN. S tot Non. n u Gates ~ psn.ssn
- % l. SECOND b~ngsi, ne y snnter~Nh ~ w o.
laird n~fr. I tfA.
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Net Enough Meme, for IisucJot n to right

MA~crrsrEr. MAY - The bout be, we~n
Patsy ~ e.n.y OF ttis city and Ian Little
john Of ~ John, y, D. which was scheduled
for last night Ia this ,ity. dti not TAXI plao"
Ii%ttl.iolu refused Ia 40 On because there
was not enough money In III" HOUSE. Twin
sullivan Of BOSTON offered Ia box sweeney
sN rounds, but m. Manchester hov refused
To meet HIM The gate receipts we're sI7o
OF " hIch lattieJohn wanted tiOo for bis SHARE.
A collection Wa taken and a.; 20 ~as sub
scribed. bot n Was impossible to get Little-
'ohn TO go on
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The PTrAkncN SAAes TOT tufee year ODDS 80
esca, ,Is loneh. win 81 ~ added , pounds brtoz
tAe Nale. DcAten and maiden allowances. one mae
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Tomm, n, On knochs out .Jimm, sndier

Jimmy Handler Of Newark proved m easy
opton-n, for Tommy RYAN IN what va ~
have been a ten-round bout ~ Kansas CITY
on Monday nicht After : minutes and 80
seconds OF nEhtlns IN tho fourth round Hand
Ter Vas knock.d out. Time uftcr time Hand
10y wen, down from a ~erics Of blows In The
fourth and last round handler vas sent 10
the boards twice. After III. second knock
down he wanted 10 r~snm" hos'illt o., but
Referee Springer promptly strpped In and
put "a stop 70 the encounter
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Good start Won hidden u4i. SrtAUEet. hr =
by LORD HAu ngtnH Mar Greenwood oVned ~
n n Gsgl~I
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o,,o ste. On Put, Ar,ie simm. to s,eep.

krtie simm-. the clever Akron. Ohio. light
weight. who was looked upon az q conner In
HE Clas.. wac knocked out In eight rounds
nv otto Sielon Of Chicaro on Monday night
Sieloi and Slmms came together ia what WAS
TO hav" been a io-round bout AZ - Paul
outset Sieloh's manager save that he will
III once challenge Joe Cans for the light
weight title Cans and Sielon have met
before, the former getting the decision.
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Yachting Notes.

In the Mediterranean tia, NJ ! Terponi Morgan
has sold his steam Yacht Corss'r ~ the sutton of
nurk-y
Two new steam ysrhis lifted with ~ rhih- engines
and Inc largest of thelf kind anosi are 10 be buuI
srcofding 70 the yeehn.s Wsra
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An oner for MeCe, n ChsyusAi.

Ever since Joe Choynski defeated Al weinig
Of Hun alo his services have b~-n In demand
Ihoynski received YESTERDAY an Offer Of a
pur-. from the southern 4 G Of Louisville.
ihls dub wants To match ,hoynski 10 meet
ND M,,vy. and Joe has already accepted
~ Mccoy refuses Ia mot ,hovn-ki an at
ten ~ will be made To have w" californian
tackle Marvin HAr The club proposes To
hold che combat newt June
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Zoe TIpman and lac Lowry Fight .
Tweut,.No und nraw.

BAL1INoAr. NAV ;7-The nsht last might
he, ween Joe Tipman Of this city and Jack
Lowry was declared a draw nv the referee
The boys went twenty rounds one OF
Iovry's eve. was closed and the other was
badly disoolor~d Tipman. came out ~ the
encounter without = scratch.
TIpnan was chAllens ~d ~ the yin rsid~ nv
Harry Lyons. one Of N Herford's fighters.
ard Kid sullivan 81 Washington.
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Pair STAR. Won eASb ADJ AIbercrAn. b :?
~ Abru# LAdycAn owned ~ Ne~ton hon
nlEgton
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baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LIsoCu
Philadelphia OF B~rcoklyn Sew YORK 81 boston:
Ctncinnau al pi,usoVfr. chicago At ~ Louis.
AhERiC.S LH.ort
Cleveland Of wsshin stsn. chicago At BAiimore'
~ Louis a. Boston, Detroit, ~ Ih'ladelphiA
E.sTyHS LNAovE.
Worc ester at Jersey city Providence 81 Newafk
puTaIo at Toronto. Rochester ., MontrcA.
coNSGCrtCur LHAout.
Ssu Maven :, Nep London. bridgeport 81 Nor.
Wien. Sprinsneld At Waterbury Aerideu 81 HaH
,ori
orHrn o,Nts
Harvard 70 Cornell. a. Cambridge
Military cadets vs Lrbish. at West Point
hroanNs University 81 iliinos n FroNfdenoe
Holy cross W Georgetown, al worcester.
MulAmS ~ Amherst. a. NiliAmstown
RlNerNi-V Mlitafy Academy " Nohetaa. ~
Polghsr-psie $780,.
Tirid
lyn -
uontcls,r High ~ Pratt Institute. 81 Monielaif
stevens Freshm.n ~ tau orange Hth. 81
Orsngr Oval
town
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selling tot three veaf olis ana upward hy
subscription 90 ." earu win tas added allow
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io Team Defeats Meadow brock Free
hooters 81 pslo.

HsnpsryAp. MAY 81 Rain and q nasty
field marked the frat polo game In the series
for the Hampstead cups at Meadow Broo <
,o-dsy The ga me- was hotly contested
from the starr and the Buffalo team won on
In the frs, period Mr. BArtow took charge
OF the hall and did not lose sight Of II In the
.n,lr. gave The mai score wa. Buffalo. II.
Meadow Brook Frcehooters. s..
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Dsx On Boardman 81 Yale out NJ Athletics.

NV HAVEN. May 81 I, was stated At Ysl.
tonight tina, Dixon Boardman. Yale'- star
sprintsr, would not run any more while he
remained IN college Hts family object to
hts further particips'ion IN Yale athletics
lie made q poor sho wing IN the dual track
meet AZ Harvard last saturday. coming IN
third. when all Yale was sure he would land
a nr-, He u 9 senior aud his home rs Ia
New York city.
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, euns ,ornr,, Ma,cnnn TO 10, II Aucr.

Young ,orhst' evidently doc. not intend
To remain idl" II D." at i'ip - According
- n d"spat~h from Dsu,.f +, fHtf y.ssrd.,
. sn'ti aitt,l'. OF ugre"Ht.f go box Ahr
Aif"l ol ttIiorUtN "a = -. ruI.li boat hefof"
ti- lhsuNct Z On Jun y TIT" limit b.
the affair q. 10 fouud~ at - Isounds. weigh
" a. : o clock. The gate Tecusps ~ be
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Hishv.sht Handicap ,ot al .st' ~ 'gesc-r.
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ught.uarncs Racins season Opens In
naltimaFe-

BALrrNorE. May :T.-on q slow track with
a large attendance The light harness racing
~ea-on In Baltimore was inaururat~d az
Prospect PARK to-day white the weather
va, chilly. ther. was plenty Of enthusiasm
and h-,unr was lively u maries
Ia class. tro,tinf purs. s7so
Littir Jack, Or q by Nafror
phEsaa., n.n,,n. IN m t.,rinson ! j
tobln lIood. bf tCAnnoaI 4 : =
HAIRY Woodfofd. bT g midics' ? ?dr
Marshall. bt g johnson dis
Lord LYnhurst. h . iNfAmhl'b de
r,rr ?EI. 71?',. ?Ni., 2Gt. ?St1, 1up..
az class. pAcinr pur>, $50
Golden Rod b 9 by Par Told OPar
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For Two eAT oa allies, ) pounds below the
snAie b. S4uscIyuoa 81 30 cact. S.ta 400 aided
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.


Tine Table To day Trains ioaNe Z Nih ST
Leave Rfoosiyn terminus OF ile uudse. va STA
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o. tiiy HAL, fatbush ave- ana o. -. broosiyn.
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" bbVN, IT VHTN kUV'
~ Iowa. May u The Cardinals tons Their
revenge 20 day, defeating the Chieagos oy ilto.
II should have been a shut out. hut some one tnfew
a tall Ia the neld from the bench when WulAms
wade lie third Strkc diVrring ODAy ATTENTION 70
that he called n = ball. then Williams singled and
1inker brought him In With his homer TO ZEN centre
The score
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rive sm p.oy n4sIt 10 Thousands IL you want =
birth Afsna I'd a yacht advertise In Ins SUN. ~hieh
A, sakeIl Itad % al spoft men 40
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ROW LING.

A. voorhets wss one ~ th> hovlers who took
par In rss SIN Individual championship tourna
ment gsme lAt night. . large crowd vas an hand
q, the White Elephant slleys In seven OF the nine
gsmes rolled by VOORHEES, he passed the 90 marx
averaging ?ioTa. rolling siity ono consecutive
frames without q hreAs rhe scores
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Kruger. FARRELL. Lowe. HONE run -Tnser. sac
riNce hit ht.sh.sr ;souele plays Isffen
.iassed ball -kAhoe Stolen bases -bafclay,
RfAshesr ~. IbonoS an a.. oNen. Ht ~ pitcher
by GLADE FIRST base on hAl>-On Murphy. a.
OF Glade. = Len on bases ~. LOUIS Chicago,
q Umpire bay. Tine 1 hour and - minutes
attendance -liU
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.r,,r.-rd santri-s tor Te-ha,.

pa. ..,t .os living pau~. IN q = ~ ihNst
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baseball. Wsshirz,es Park, ~. ~. To-day.
Rroohyn " Philadelphia Adm. :tc. snd ~
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iusHrcoIn

AhIhffeAN NAN
At Boston We, grounds
A. rttsburg Rain
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TI~r iG
Good atsrt. won Ci,Ntn} satire, b. e, 4. BY
JuyeaAl- SAndoa. owned bN " V Srha1er
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TENNIS.
Fishing Tackle.

/ 8: T: !: !: / e: 6; & / !. 90
inss for ) days -NN
" c d n WI No.
Thursday andN O
Saturday. Nie~kel-E
plated drag and NAVY
click multiply ~
ing Reels. ~
Yards 20 40 m 100 and $50
Price AS s. On - and .
other Reels In rubber and nickel IRON
. .OO to-. .......... DO each
split Bamboo Rods .......
Snl, bamboo Rods. extrs tip 90
oil.r Rods In split and lancewood from
Bicycls or Trunk Rod. $50. 400 and
fiv. Raft. Casting. Bass and salmon. at
oil price. from. ........... 1.bO ~
Haflnw's Doubl. Bait ,.......... ,
Black HAS, Bait. 10 and. ........ ,
SNYDER Floating Minnow .......... ,
spinning Trout Bsit ......... =
salmon fly Bait ............. 80
The Em-rick spinner ............ IOc
Archer Spinner ...... ........... ooc
Minnow Gang ........ zOc
Full line kslso hard-braided sllk and
n .mellAd ltn~s ALWAYS IN stock
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HHfH 20 Ag W feTteS h<Ntsg -
Lac ~ - Srftlnn "
t.uis. Nrilefa ~ W.
THer az
rat $50 80 rsop hrnnafdh fh tsiars
rsfsf aruIr- sNIri b. q q NNf1n TO
sNft see
fHf -sfsf 80 Frttfags = ~ss "Ht ~
upstrd b. .H~rgtsrn ~ 80 esrn via 49,
tdIrt arsshures irsat - flflpnss