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New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
A NEW RECORD ESTABLISHED
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA WINS
DUAL MEET AT PRINCETON.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBusE.J !

Princeton. " j., May 24.-In a close and exciting
dual meet, held here to-day the University of
California defeated Princeton by the score Of to
first places only being counted The great feature
OF the meet the hammer throwing contest be-
tween De Witt. of Princeton. and Plaw, OF Calfor-
MA The latter was booked as the winner. but
DE Witt surprised the spectators by hurlng the To-
pound lump OF iron I6+ feet ~ inches, only
breaking the intercollegiate record by nearly 10
feet, but also defeating Plsw. who failed 10 send
the hammer more than i57 feet IA inches. De Witt
made the record his first throw. He also de-
feated Paw in the shot put by 10 inches with put
OF q feet si3 inches.
The next most striking feature was the two mile
run, in which Williams. of Princeton. lost his right
shoe the last third OF mile aud flushed the
race with his bare foot only few feet behind Tib-
bets. who won the first place. The pluck exhibited
by Williams is the best seen here IN several years.
Only for this accident he would probably have won
Th wa S e had and hnE RaTssP whit. Rs
In the 100 ana 20 yard dsshes and 126 and 200 yard
sdf had no ega 6 hssk sna
IN atty and CadoEan also ola ran away Tl from
Jams won easily over RedweIi OF California.
ssFyeS GaIifSTia sB5Sin SSIsnin Ssa ss S
SFS tnmp m curtis aHd Pewe Were IN tieS for rs
and Fox and Topham were tied in the broad jump.
ton defeated the California team BY the Score OF 10
10 :. The summary follows:
Gne,hundred-ysTd dasA-wOG 6y ASsaie. California:
oae-hundred- wsnty-Yard hurdles-won by Cheek
California; Powell California. second Time o:16is
Qne-nile VUn-Won by r. E. Williams Princeton Red
we'll California, second Time. i;SS.
-Four hundred nd-forty-yard run-Wou by Cadogan.
California; Perry. Princeton. second Time. 0:5ias
Pole vauWon by Coleman. Princeton. II feet: Horton
Princeton. and Wilcox. California. second, tied 10
S
shot pgt-w9n BY 3s Wit. Princeton; distance #.
Two-hundred- and-J twenty yard hurdeswon by Powell.
Two-huadEsd and dash-1yon 6y cadOg.n.
California Perry. Princeton. second
Running high tumP-Te between Curtis Princeton,
Powell California. Height Z IT, 9la in.
Hammer Throwing-Won by De Wilt Princeton: throw
if4 f. AZ in: Plaw California. throw l57 Il.
4i2 in
Two-mle run---Won by TIbbets California; R E WILL
Jams Princeton. second. Time. 10:2OaS
ElEht-hundred- -snd-eghty-yard by
Princeton; Cal fOTuia second. Time,
Running broad jumP-Tie between Topham California
and Fox Princeton. Distance. 81 "a In.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
END OF THE WORTH MEETING.

Chicago. May 2i-The Worth meeting came to a
close to-day. The feature the Holiday Handicap
one mile and eighth, 1900 added for S-year-olds
and upward, by Greyfeld. with Dr.
Stephens second. and Marcos third. The local rae
ing scene will shift Monday to Hawthorne with
the Vernal Stakes, OF $3.50 for 2year-olds. the
feature OF the opening day. In the first to-
day Moderator slipped his bride at tine post.
awav and jumped the fence. disappearing among
the stables. He excused by the judges and
new book was made on the In the third race
Ben frost reared at the post and fell on casey
but the boy escaped injury. The weather clear,
nut the track heavy. Summaries:
First race Cslx and halt furonesl--IAdy Idris es
fDsar1 IL to !. wop; Dandos, 05 CSteeie 20 e
md 2,nard iosl CSuIIvan), 20 third Tine I22
s.oond race (four and half furioags)---Poxy Kane
,ta G,ssr, 10 10 won; Bloresan Brown TO l.
.eoonSe King podo. i0s U>yne) IL 10 third. Time
ls0oA. ,.., ,y -, -
,r,avi.orf 10 l. won Pirates Queen l03 COs) 10 20
sscon5. fsotany eS tDeanl 10 l. third. Time :2oss
tonrrb race Holiday Hendicap mile and one-eisthl
f,rsyesiS 100 d,yneJ, TO o. won; DR. stsphens 06
(I)onneIy3 40 20 /. second Marcos e5 (otis} to l.
s,b @ s .,e and quartsrl-aiiss Liza 1oa s.ston,
70 l. won Farmer Bennett io6 eots), TO s. second;
Sixth race zone mtle-Lennep LOS Cotis), to l. won;
Dean 10 i, third. Time, l'o2h
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
TRACK ATHLETICS.
HARVARD WINS THE MEET WITH YALE
-FOUR RECORDS BROKEN

Cambridge Mass May 2i-Harvard won the dual
track meet with Yale on Soldiers Field this af-
ternoon. scoring 81! points 70 i2ls for her adveT
sary.
-Four dual meet records were broken-the 10o-yard
dash ths 220-yard hurdles. the pole vault and the
go yard dash. worlds record was edualed in the
I0o-yard dash while ir the 2oyaTd hurdle the time
within one fifth of a second Of Kraenzlein's
worlds record
Schick. Of Harvard ala the lOo-yard dash in 9 i-5
seconds ard the first heat OF the 22o-yard dash in
q 3-5 seconds. although had apparently strained
a tendon in the former contest.
Scheuber and Willis. both OF Harvard. broke
Brerners old record of "a 81 seconds in the 22)-
yard hurdles the former going them in "a % in his
trial heat and the latter by making 3 10 in the
hnal. coming close TO Kraenzieins worlds record
IN the pole vault Preston OF 5aie with Il ice teet
exceeded Johnson's record OF 10 feet inches mace
In the high hurdles Harvard won all the places
in the heat and in the Hna Willis did iSrs n0t run Times
IN he hae run By a1atsr Hunts Of y YALE Ths nm
Sd aRa pcea xp pos nSs m the
shot put hammer threw and high Jump nj m HsTn8n sDpiI
and had taken only one day Tor 1umplpg, won first
one-nils runMWon by 1.ei Yale Jacobus Yale sec
ond Stevens Yale third TINE; 4SSs @ c,c Harvard
o:Ssts scScs time BREAKS the Hsrvard-Tale dual
son Harvard second: Beck Yale third Distance, 4s IL
Eight -hundred-and-e -elghty-yard run-won by Deming
Yale; Boynton, Harvard. second Behr Harvard third
Time. 2:0016.
FouF-hundred- d-forty-yard run--Wou by Rust Har
vard Lightner. Harvard second; Boardman Yale third
Time, 0:50N.
Broad ipmr--wou by. Fanows. Yale: shisk, Harvard.
second Ristine. Harvard. third. Distance 81 e. in
ward and Spraker Yale. tied for second place Height
5 u. lis in
Hammer throw-Won by Piper. Harvard; Beck, Yale.
second; Harris. Yale third Distance. 12S It. 10 in.
rw0-hundre ed Lwenty-yaTd dash-won by sehick
Harvard Moulton, Yale. second Rust Harvard. third
Pole vau!t-won by Preston Yale; Schubert. Harvard
ThlmpSCn
for third. Height II a.
one-hundreda and-twenty-yard hurdIe-Won BY
Harvard Bird Harvard. second Fisher. Harvard third
Time. 0:i7
Two-utle run--Won by Franchot. YALE Mills, Harvard
second; Bumstead, YALE third Time. 1000.
Two-hundred-a -and-twenty-yard hurdes-Wcn BY Willis
Harvard: Seheuber Harvard second: Crapp Yale third
Time, 0:23+s. ''
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
YALE CREWS FAST TINE.

New-Haven, Conn. May "a (SpeciaD.-The Yale
varsity crew began It's last week of practice on the
New-Haven Harbor yesterday, going 10 Gales Ferry
on June L. The outlook is particularly bright for one
OF the fastest boats in recent Yale history. Last
week the eight went over the four miles IN the
harbor in the fastest time recorded in etSht years
cutting down the record Of last years fast boat
for the distance by five lengths, AS this record
has been made month before the race the out
look Is most encouraging for June 20.
There have been no permanent cRanSes OF mo
rnent in the boat this week, 91gue retaining his
seat at stroke. where he Is evidently to stay Cross
il probably a fixture at No. I, while captain Run
zie will stay at No g. At No and No. there
Will likely be shift before the hnal makeup comes,
both johnson and Weymouth. who have been al
ternating at No. ., going into the boat at Nos, .
and hudson, No {. is not a surety at all, nor IS
CORN No 2 Waterman will bow. The next
cut win be made at the end of this weeks row.
ing when some idea be gained OF the maj seat
ing order of the crew,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
THE GOULD BOYS RATING
BOTH KINGDOM AND JAY CLEVER PLAY
ERs-THE FAMILY MAY SOON MAKE
Up WHOLE TEAM.

Most pronounced CT the changes made in ths
new handicap list Just issued by the Polo Associa-
ton are the higher ratings given 70 Kingdom and
jay Gould. The former goes up two points. from
two 10 four while Jay Gould Is advanced from two
10 three Kingdom IS about fifteen years Old whils
jay is a year and a half younger. They are the
youngest acJlve polo players in the association
and their rapid advance Is almost unprecedented
in the history OF polo in America The only case.
perhaps. that bears a close similarity is that OF
Rene La Montague. jr.. OF the Rockaway Hunting
Clubs team The latter was one OF the juvenile
players two years ago. and although still under
twenty years OF age he is so well built and such
a powerful player in every respect as 70 suggest
70 the observer a longer term OF experience He
is now rated at hve goals. rank which he has
held for over year
kingdom and Jay Gould have earned general
praise for the vim and dash which they put into
the game. Their play at Westchester and Meadow
Brook gave opportunity TO a larger number of
polo enthusiasts to appreciate their game. for
conparatively few them play in the recent
Lakewood tournament Their younger brother.
George ]. Gould, jr.. five years old, has his
polo pony at Lakewood. and within short tins
he may be seen prancing over the Held with his
father and brothers. Then the Gould family viii
be able to make up complete team BY themselves
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
PROVIDENCE
-ERsEY CITY.

Jersey Catv.................O o G 0 2 o 0 1-lO
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
LAJo1E MAY NOT JOIN CLEVELAND.

Detroit May 24.-James Mcnamara. one of
the owners OF the Detroit Baseball Club, said
last night that he did not believe Lajoie would
with Cleveland. When left Lajoie he promised
that If he played anywhere outside Of Pha-
delphia he would come 10 Detroit" said McNa-
mara, "and have heard nothing from him since
that time do not think he has signed or will sign
with Cleveland. The same condition that prevent
ed Lajoie from coming TO Detroit prevents him
from going 10 Cleveland. and l do not think he
Will CO.
Cleveland, Nav IA dispatch to THE Evening
News from Philadelphia to-day states that il has
been positively announced that Second Baseman
Lajoie and Pitcher Bernhard will join the Cleveland
club at Washington next Monday. When shown
this dispatch Vice-Presdent Souers, Of the Ameri-
can League, who returned from Philadelphia to-day,
said: Wait until Monday. and see what happens
Further than this, Sorners declined TO talk.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
CONTESTS IN NEW-ENGLAND.
AMHERST FIRST. DARTMOUTH SECOND I,
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEETING.

Worcester. Mass. May 2A-Amherst was an easy
winner of the New-England intercollegiate Ath-
letic Associations meet, scoring S. points Dart
mouth second. with 2lls points. and the fol-
lowing colleges finished in order: Brown 10: Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology 10: Williams Is:
Bowdoin. 9; University of Maine g. and Trinity 5is
Two records were broken. In the haIf-mile run
r. s. Baker, Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
lowered Halls mark of minutes made in 1898 for
Brown TO minute and 80 seconds. In the hammer
throw Dennins, Bowdon. bettered the mark made
by r {. ingalls,. Trinity, 1899. by than eight
feet throwing l54 feet "a inches. In the preTni-
Jump yesterday new records were made. SUM
maries:
one-hundgedy ard dashWen by Eaton. Amherst: Hub
bard. Dartmouth second; GutteFson. Williams third
Time O.IGSs.
TNo-hundred- tFenty-yaTd dash-Won BY Ea,on
Amherst; Smith Dartmouth, second Pattee Dartmouth
third, Time 0;22@s.
Amherst; smith. Dartmouth seecud Haeek, Dartmouth
third, Time 0;5lt5.
Eight hundred and-eighty-yard run-wen by Baker NJ
II Taylor, Amherst. second; Nutter. Bowdoin third
Time. 80 (recordl.
onsmiIe rJsn--won by Baker. NJ. I. T: Doughty
Two-Inile run--Won by Doughty, Brown; Campbell
Dartmouth. second; Handy. Brown third Time IO:i2
One hundred-and- tveuty-yart huFdles-Won by WIZ
Amherst; Edison. Dartmouth, second Lewis Will
Two-hundrec-a -twenty-yaEd huriIes-Wou by Edsen
Dartmouth; Veal Dartmouth. second; Edwards NJ T. r.
third. Time. u:26%
Brown, second; Francis Brown. third. Time 5OTE
Throwing sixteen pound hammer-Won by Dennins.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
LAFAYETTE. 8; BUcKNELL. /.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIRrNE.l

tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHE.l
Easton. Penn. May 24.-Lafayette easily defeat
ed Buckne to-day, winning by the score of 70
l. The Lewsburg boys played a loose fielding
game. and were unable 10 hit Johnson. while La
fayette played fast ball and touched UP Wallis de-
livery for total OF seven we'll placed hits The
only run scored by the visitors was in the eighth
inning when Griminger was given base on balls
and was brought home by McCornlick's three e-bag-
ger. In no other inning cf the game excepting this
did Bucknel get more taan four men to the bat.
The score:
Lafsyets ...'...."-2 o Ks
Ba,teries-Johnson and Irwin, Vail and Stanton
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
CoRNELL's GOOD SHOWING.
BEATEN BY THE ITHAcANs
SCORE. sIXTY-sEVEN TO FIFTY.

Philadelphia. May 24-The dual meet between
Cornell and Pennsylvania en- Franklin Field to-
day was won by the Ithacans by the score of 81
to 80 points. Cornell scored a majority OF her
points in the one mile run. the high hurdle and
the field contests The eligibility Of Baird Orion
and Baille was questioned by Cornell. but Baird
only was prevented from playing Summaries:
One-mils run-won by ". B. Flanders Cornell. ,
Scott Cornell second j. A Standon. Pennsylvania third
Time 4:37. ~
Four-hundred -rorty-yard dashDead heat be,v..n
4. s. GIL, Pennsylvania. and H. A. Rogers Cornell.
Time, O:5lS. ~'''
one-hundT red md twenty-yard hurdie-won BY l. T
Aetchunl Cornell A. Walton, Cornell second s. A Al
ne-hundrsd-y ard daSh-Won by J. s. westnsv Penn
Syiranli: E H. Goodman. Pennsylvania, second:
PlStts Cornell, third. Time, 0:i0ls -
INo-mils run-Non by T. Russell Pennsylvania: A C.
third. Time, 1907. '''
Eight-hundred-a d-and-sighty-yard run-won BY T Il
k.ear Fennsylvaata \. OTtou Pernsylyana second:
T. MCNetkaI, Cornell, thiri.
Two-h hundreds nd ty-yard hurde-VVon h. : u
IIoC-an, Pennsylvania. A Walton, Cornell second: l.
l. rHetGluEn. cornell third. Time, Q;25;S-
~ wo- -huEdred-a -and-twenty-yar dash-Won by j. :
Mestney FeHnsyivania; @. Petts Cornell second W G.
warren, Cornell. third; Time. o:22
Putting the shot-Won by T. ]. Porter, Cornell. al
t. . in; 4: W. Rogers Cornell second 90 H. 3 in:
J. = EoSa;; Feansylysnia. third. Ss Il. IN.
Foie yault-Tie between W a. Frederick Cornell and
10 i. in third
High jumpTe between J. W Knapp and H F. Por-
ger Cornell IT, in J. e Boyd. Pennsylvania. It.
Hammer throw-yv F Moxley Cornell 10 feet = in
X l. hutton, Cornell, i23 II. in: T. r. Anderson.
PENNSYLVANIA. III # 11ia in.
bT'ad JUMPS. +, Longreeksr, Cornell, 81 a. 10 IN:
A j. sherwood, Pennsylvania. 2l t. in ; A. vonnegut
Cornell. 20 Il In.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
THE RECORDS.
Piusburg. May q CspeciaD.-The

Pittsburg, May q (SpeciaD.-The New-York play
ers made a record to-day having more strike outs
than any other team has made this season. Ches-
bro had the visiting batsnen a. his mercy with the
exception Of the second inning, when the New-York
men made two hits and escaped a shut out. These
two hiIs were all that New-YoTk added 10 her
batting list during the afternoon. The champions
supported their pitcher in splendid form About
seven thousand people saw the game.
he visitors took the lead in the second inning
and incidentally escaped a shut out. Doyle made a
.wo lager 70 right centre and tailed on Yeagers
Dit 10 right. Pittsburg tied the score in the NTH
ming. Burke hit safely to right field took second
On muh by Smith and scored Leachs two
bsgger to centre
IN the sixth inning Pttsburg added two more
runs 10 her list, Davis sent base on
,alled balls, and Conroy followed with a TWO
oagger 10 left. Both tailed on Beaumont's single
10 centre, In the eighth Pittsburg made thIee
more runs error by Bean. which fol-
owed by hits by Beaumont and Wagner ana Brans-
fields three basger. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
INTERCLASS RACES AT YALE.
FRESHMEN WIN. But LOSE THEIR CONTEST
WITH COLUMBIA FRESHMEN.

New-Ksven. Conn, May @-The annual Yale
intercIass regatta held this afternoon on Lake
Whitney. The course seven-eighths OF mile
long for all races except that between the Yale
and the Columbia freshmen. which and an
eighth mile long. The Yale freshman crew won
the championship of the class crews. but lost It's
contest with the Columbia freshman crew by three
fourths Of 4 length. The race was spirited one
until two of the Yale freshman oarsmen weakened
and tainted which gave the visiting crew an ad-
vantage of which they quickly avatled themselves
The race between the juniors, soIhomores ana
second freshman crew by the juniors py
half boat length in minutes. Asa seconds,
The second race between the CoIurnnia
freshman crew and the Yale freshman crew, the
former winning by three-fourths Of a length IN
min 81. secs. ,,.,.,
The varsity four cared crew rowed an exhibition
race, as did also the varsity eight cared crew
borh crews rowing in good form and fair time.
The race between the juniors and the freshman
crew was won by the freshman crew in mln Se13
secs. This race a close one.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
AMERICAN TEAM WINS AGAIN
]. E cowDIN STRUCK IN THE MOUTH BIZ
THE BALL.

London May 24-The American polo players
defeated a Hurlingham team to-day by TO 2
goals. The Englishmen-Hazeltine, Shepherd.
Thine and Robson-were weak j. z. Cowdin.
of the American team. was struck In the mouth
nv the ball in the first five minutes. sustained
a bad cut and had TO retire. but he is not
riously injured
Following the birmingham game. a
match was played between birmingham and
Rcehampton. the teams being composed of this
pick OF the English players. for the purpose OF
selecting finally the team to compete with ths
Americans next week. for the International
Cup several accidents and other causes having
made necessary fresh selection. After the
latter match the birmingham committee de-
cidsd on the following team: G. Nickalls. 2.
SicIcais W. H Buckmaster and Charles Miller
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
MANHATTAN, 10; LEHIGH, Q.

Manhattan defeated Lehigh at Jasper Field yes
terday afternoon The local collegtans secured the
winning runs in the eight inning Murphy started
the game for Manhattan, but in the fourth In
ming Lehigh found him for four safe HRS and
these, together with some bungng errors gave
Lenigh Iour runs and the lead which they held up
70 the eighth inning. McPhps went into the hoS
tnen IN @ Tor Manhattan and kept his opponents down
showed up strongly, and batted De Sehweinitz ONT
OF the oox' making seven runs The score:
Lehish .............2 2 o 0 O o.
Manhattan ........0 x-i5 II a
Mclhil!ps and Dun. '@ '''' '4N'PnE'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

The Automobile Club Of America does not intend
10 allow its members TO violate the speed ordi-
rances. AT meeting of the governors of the
club on Friday three members who did not live
up to the rules IN the recent 1oo-mie endurance
test on Long Island were handled without gloves
DR.. j. Grant Lyman and Kenneth A. Skinner, of
Boston, were suspended for six months, and f. B.
club ranrinnanded
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
CORNELL. II; PENNSYLVANIA. :

Ithaca. n. Y. May A.-Corneli had everything
her own way against Pennsylvania at Percy Field
this afternoon The visitors erratic for the
five innings. and when Reynolds finally relieved
Delvin in the box Cornell had too great lead.
and Captain Wninerys steady work behind the
R. H. z.
Cornen ..........'.-4 I'll
Rstter.es-Chase Bristol and WINERY: DeIyin. Rey-
nolds. Bennett and Wolfe
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
YALE. 'O5. Z; HARVARD ,o5. 6

New-Haven. Conn, May 2i.-The Yale freshmen
won from the Harvard freshmen in well played
game OF baseball at Yale Field this afternoon, by
the score Of TO s. Yale outbatted Harvard and
oy ounGhing hits in the fourth inning scored five
runs Inc Harvard freshmen, however. rallied IN
the last two innings and made a strong bid for the
game. Score by innings: ~
r. X. r.
iI.ry,,i hsis ,ii----'.--......o s-7 i2
Bstteries-B-H ana Farmer: Tuckernan and Mason
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
AN ExHIRIT1oN CONTEST.

In the exhibition contest on the third crease the
visiting Essex County team rather easily defeated
Nelson Lodge with a total of 81 against 81.
The Jersey players were first at bat and G. CALI
more and c. A. Breeze lad off with contributions of
10 and l3. respectively Several wickets then fell
cheaply until T. McMinemar and G. williams made
another stand The former was no.. out for IL.
while Williams tailed H.. For Nelson Lodge r. w.
Powell and II. p. Humphreys each added IL runs,
but the remaining members OF the team caused
the Jersey boMlers Iittle Inconvenience.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
ROWING.
HARVARD WINS By SMALL MARGIN
FROM ANNAPOLIS CADETS.

Annapolis Md. May 24-In one Of the closest
contests ever seen the Severn. the eight cared
Weld crew, Of Harvard University defeated the
Naval Cadets this afternoon in their two mile race
Neither crew was ever at any time more than a
few feet In advance OF the other, and for the
greater part of the race they seesawed for nrst
position. When within a few hundred yards OF the
Drish line both crews made gallant spurt. The
effort OF the Cambridge boys was the more ef-
tective, and they pulled their shell across the line
a .ozen feet ahead of tho miIdies. Time-Harvard,
l0:0i Navy. 1902 Harvard'S stroke varied from 81
81. and that OF the cadets from 35 to Ss.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
PRINCETON BEATEN on HOME GROUNDS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRl

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNEl
princeton, y. J.. May A-The University OF IIli-
hos nine defeated the Tigers here to-day in the
oeSt game played here this season. by the score
Oh d" to l. winning in the ninth inning. This
70 me hrst time the Tigers have been defeated
I'll lHeir own grounds in three years. The game
Va d pltchers battle neither side being able TO
sac nt eHe,ctEey Only seven hits were allowed by
sacn pltcher. The features were Inois's all
around playing, the steady work OF the pitchers
so r neaVy liner by Meier. stopped by Steinwidel
1-r,.-s,,,. -. ,,, r. II. E.
FTInoe'9n ............0 o o 0-i 7
hatterles-Lundgun and Stahl Stevens and Green
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

At Lewistou-Bates College, s; Bowdoin g.
At Medford-Tufts, Z; University of Vermont 3
AK Exeter-Phillips Exeter, s; Boston College, 4.
At Amherst-Amherst. %; University of New
YORK. o.
At VILLA anstown-Amherst freshmen. s; Williams
freshmen J.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; Williams (eleven
innings
Al Andover-Harvard tsecond nine). Il; Phillips
And &
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
"Ttp DAY. TO CONTINUE AT YALE.

New,Haven, Conn, May "a (SpeeiaD-A state
ment attributed to Morris Tyler, treasurer of Yale
University, yesterday. to the effect that he had
notified to the senior societies at Yale that here
after Tap Day would probably have 20 be abol
ished because OF the publicity connected with the
giving out of the elections. has raised a tumult
both among undergraduates and graduate society
members. II be stated that the report was
erroneous that il was based misunderstood
expression of personal opinion on the part of the
treasurer. and that II has not the ofhciS action
OF the faculty behind it.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
A BILLIARD MATCH.

Adorgan the Hungarian champion, and Ora
Morningstar will cross cues in a match at 1S-inch
b,Ik line two shots allowed in balk, at Maurice
Dslv's billiard academy tomorrow evening. The
game will be 1850 points, played IN blocks OF five.
or go points each evening, The Hungarian is one
~ the hest experts that visited this country,
and is Milling to compete with anybOdy
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
SYRACUSE CREWS VICTORIOUS.

Syracuse n. Y. May 2l.--The Syracuse varsity
eight defeated the Laureate club oe Troy over
two mile course OnondaGa Lake this evening
by about four lengths Syracuse's time 1043.
The Syracuse freshman crew defeated the Cas-
cadi1a School eight. of Ithaca, over a mile and
the course in S:22.