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women nave no n OF humor,'
said he.
That is n dispensauon Of Providence
for which the mel should be truly
thankful" she retorted. ~"Providence
deprived women OF q sense OF humor
that they might not notice how pro.
posterously absurd the men are when
they're in iove."-New York CONNER.
e Advertiser.
, 1902-04-24
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The Washington times., 1902-06-21
Ryan Has OFF Day.

Ryan. who saved the day for the Sen
atoTs on Thursday. was extremely off
in his playing. making three errors.
two OF them NUTS. although one was
made after long chase after fly
from Lajoie's bat which should have
been caught by Coughlin. His other
error wes on 2 grounder, and Bradley
took advantage CT the misplay. Cough
lir and Keister carried off the fielding
honors for the visitors.
Ryan hit the first ball pitched on a
deep line for the right field fence, but
Lajoio pulled it down by leaping into the
air. Wolverton vas retired on SEN
sational stop by Laioie, and then Dele
hanty was allowed to walk. Keister
picked out the first ball pitched and it
SCARED high over the left field fence for
home run.
Cleveland scored their one run in this
inning. also due to the gift of free
pass. when Bay walked, stole second.
and came home on Lajoies single.
Washington scored enc more in the
second on Carey's single, going to third
when Benis tried to catch him mapping,
and coming hoIe on Lees single.
Cleveland scored one more in the sec
ond when Bradley's ny vas fumbled by
Ryan, the runner going to second, and
came home on two cuts.
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Keister to the Rescue.

With two cut in the third. Wright al
lowed Delehaaty to walk again, and
Keister once more did the honors by
doubling to left. and Del scored. Al
though four CleveIanders were able to
reach first in the third, three were
forced at second.
Cleveland radc one more in the
fourth. when Ryan fumbled Brad!ey's
grouader, turning it into two bases, and
coming home on Gochnaur's sacrifice
and Bemis' single
Washington scored their last run In
the fifth inning. when Wolverton sin
Elcd. stole second, and came hcme on
Coughlin's double The score:
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American Athletic Club.

The American Athletic Club, recently
organized, has put a strong team in the
feld. and would like to arrange games
with amateur nircs in and around the
District, Departmental League prefer
red. The team has the following play
ers; Kerper C. Drescher. first base;
j. Elicit, second base; Smith. short
stop; H. Elicit, third base; Werner,
leftfield Carroll, pitcher and center
.a.eIder: Walters, rightfeider; Shriner,
pitcher, and Bradley. Address comnun-
ications to Hugh Smith, manager, 515
Twelfth Street northwest, or to ]. T.
Elicit secretary, 220 Twelfth Street
southwest.
The Washington times., 1902-06-21
BASEBALL AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL ATHLETICS
ODDS CONTINUE IN
FAVOR OF CORNELL
ODDS ON THE REGATTA

The following odds on the
various crews in today's regatta
were quoted yesterday:
Cornell-Eveu money to beat
any other single crew; . to 4 to
finish first or second; 3 to ) to beat
the field; s to l to win all three
races.
Columbia 10 ) to beat Cor
nell; 3 to 5 to beat Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin. or Georgetown; . to l
TO seat he field.
Pennsylvania Even money to
beat any other single crew except
Cornell; > to 3 to beat Cornell; ?
to . against the field.
Wisconsin-Even money to beat
any crew except Cornell; 3 to 4 to
beat Cornell; ) to 3 to finish one
two: > to 5 to beat the field 4 to >
on the freshmen to beat the field.
Gcorgetown-Even money to
beat Pennsylvania; 3 to ) to beat
Cornell, Columbia. or Wisconsin;
S to / 10 beat the field.
Syracuse-15 to l to beat the
field; 6 TO > on their freshmen to
beat the field.
The Washington times., 1902-06-21
HOLY NAME WcTORS.
Gonzaga Ball Tossers Dov-ned in Hard
Fought Game.

The feature CT the excursion of St.
Peters Sunday school to River View
Thursday was the baseball game be-
tween the Holy Name Athletic Associa
ticn, of st. Peters Church and Gonzaga
College.
From the beginning it was evident
that Goazaga's oracle had decreed de-
feat. The athletic association out
matched them o, every point of the
game. and in the !! st inning gained the
upper hand, which it held through
out.
Maddens work in the bcx was mainly
responsible fer Gonzaga's downfall He
proved an enigma to his opponents,
STR ing out sixteen men.
Gonzaga. however, contested every
inch Of ground and made many high bids
for the game. Following is the score
by innings:
Holy Name. 1 0 8 x-16
Gonzaga 80 l 0 2 0 2 0 3 8
Batteries-Madden and Curtin; O'Drain
and Connellv.
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so-t,le n and Pennsy's Game.

The Baltimore and Potomac boys will
cross bat. HIth the Southern aggre-
cation at clock today, on the Ameri-
can League grounds. The Pennsylvania
bows have as fine an amateur team as
there is in the District. and are noted
for playing a quick. snappy game. Cap
tain Lee has coached his men admirably,
and lots of fun is in store for the friends
of both teams. Hickey, of the B. and
P's, is strong dependable player
He made the star play IN the annual
game with the 3. and O.'s. knocking
a home run when the bases were filed.
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PRINTERS WIN FROM
NAVY YARD TEAM
Down Mechanics in a Fast,
Snappy SIX Inning Game.
Big Crowd CT Rioters Turn Oat to wiz
ness Sport-A2hley Twi-ls
Finely fo- Victors.

There was great cause for rejoicing in
the printers camp last night, tor they
had met and defeated the crack aggre-
cation OF bail tossers from the Navy
Yard. feat which only enc ether team
in the Departmental League has ac-
con,:Hsted.
The contest was a heated affair from
the start. Both teams played the snap
piest kind OF ball. At the concLsion os
the sixth inning, when the umpire
called the game cn account of darkness.
;ho score column of the types footed up
five runs. while the Mechanics could
discern cnly four black marks.
4 large crowd OF faithiul rooters fron
each OF the departments WAS on hand.
Ashley. as usual, Gid the box wc.'k Tor
the printers, and did it we'll. lie had
the mechanics at mis- mercy.
Ashley received goCd support from his
messmates, and this, coupled with his
stickwork. wen the game.
Kennedy put up rafting good game
at shortstop and made several difficult
assists N heh tAe LasCs were LuIl Eea.4
also played last game in center gar
Gen. Woods also did a stunt or two in
right Bielaski played well at third.
The men from the shops were first at
hat. Brennan lamDaSted 4 not one to
Kennedy, and was safe. Powers, the
next man up, smashed one to deep ceu-
ter. Beall get his feet tangled up
and dropped the ball Powers then
made his way around to third. The ball
was thrown 10 Bielasd at that base
Powers was congratulating himself on
getting so long a hit ana was so alb
sorbed With that idea that he did not
keep mis- optics on the leather. Bielaski
tucked the bail up under his arm and
when the unsusPecting Mr.. Powers caseG
of the base a trife he was put out.
Demar laced cut two -sacker but was
unable to score, Keefc going out.
The printers were BANKED in their
half of the session, despite the fact that
Kennedy got a two-beEger and stole
third.
The mechanics were presented with a
run by Adams in the second, when the
latter threw the ball over into the left
field bleachers in his cndeavor TO catch
a runner at third. The men from the
shops were unable to get any more
runs until the sixth inning, when they
made their fourth tally.
Busy in Second.
The printers got very busy in the
second inning Woods drew a free pass
to the initial ottoman, and Beall picked
cut nice one and laced it directly over
second base. Woods scored. BeaIl
stole second. and when Vaughn made
good with hit. Bcall scored. Vaughn
came in on a fielders choice.
In the sixth inning the score was to
3 against the printers. 1t was rumored
around that the game would be called
at the end of the inning, so Manager
Havens instructed his cohorts to get
busy. Woods got hit, and pilfeTed sec
end. Beall did likewise, and Woods
scored. Brown knocked a long fly to
left field and Beall scored. Ashley got
a hit and stole second, but was unable
to place his feet on the counting block
as his messmates went out in /, =, 3
order.
The types had made two runs-aH
that were needed to win. Umpire Ven
able in & few minutes called the gai.,'
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Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0, 0 0 o.
Boston .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
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WET GROUNDS STOP PLAY.

Especial to The Washington Timos.)
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-The locals were
slated to meet the Athletics today. and
avenge the defeat suffered at the hands
of the latter aggregation on Thursday,
but wet grounds prevented play.
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EVANS MORE EFFECTIVE.
Giants Twirler outp:tches Newton,
Oce Of EarIOn's Stars.

BROOKLYN. June 2O.-In keen tus-
sle OF the pitchers. New York beat
Brooklyn at Washington Park today.
Evans was more effective than New
ton. and McCreery's homer gave the
B.ooklyns their only run. The New forks
scored by clean hitting. The fielding on
both sides was coed The score:
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HARVARD NINE TAKES
TRIP INTO THE AIR
When They Come Down Again Yale
Had Done About All That Was
Necessary.

CAMBRIDGE, June 20.-Yale defeated
Harvard on the latter's grounds today
by the score of Z TO 2. The game was a
spectacular one, and, except in the sew
enth inning, the two mines were evenly
matched.
n the seventh the Harvard nine
singly and collectively, vent up in the
air. and when it came down Yale
runners had crossed the plate for six
runs. The score by innings;
r. II. z.
Yale O001 o 0 6 0-7 4
Harvard 49,. 0 0 0 0 0 2 % 9
Batteries - Garvan ana NlhSlo"'
Clarkson and Herman.
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First Two Batsmsn Up
W-n Game for Quaker
Gent ernen.
BARRY DRIVES OUT A HOMER
Willis Shows Fine Form After Opening
Inning-Giants Take Ned Hanlon's
Pernant Chasers Into Camp After a
Hard Contest.

BOSTON, June 2O.-The first nen
today. Thomas and Barry, won the game
for the visitors. Thomas singled and a
home run by Barry brought in the only
two runs scored. Fraser pitched brill
liant game for the Quakers. Up to the
sixth inning he did not allow a hit After
that Boston got only five scattered sin
giles. After the first inning Willis pitch
ed very effective game. The score:
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First base by errors-Boston. l. Left
on bases-Bostor, ); Philadelphia, ..
First base on balls-O1 Fraser. 5; off
Willis, 3. Struck out-By Willis, T.
Home run-Barry. Sacrifice hit-Cooiey.
Stolen base-Eulswitt. Double plays
Hulswitt and Jennings; DeMontreville
and Terney; DeMontreville, Long and
Tearey. Hit hv pitcher-By Willis, i;
by Fraser, l. Umpire-Cantillon. Time
OF game, 1 hour and 80 minutes. At
tendance 000
The Washington times., 1902-06-21
RACES AT LOHGCHAMfS.
Mc1teIla Wins the Prix EssaIts-Va1
derbilt Horse in the Ruck

PARIS, June 20.--At Lcngchamps to-
day Vicomte Harcourt's Montella won the
Prix Essart5, NJ Charron's Minerva be-
ing second and NJ Vassart's Fabia third
w. X Vanderbilt's Ariege ran seventh.
In the race for the Prix Rayon dor
w. K Vandcrbilts Merry 60 Round was
second.
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First base by errors-Boston, 2. Left
on bases-Detroit, IS; Boston, 8. First
base or balIs-OT Miller, 3; of Dineen.
q Struck out-By Miller. l; by Dineen,
2. Three-b base hit-Casey. Two-base
hit-Freeman. Sacrifice hit-Collins.
Stolen bases-Elberfeld, Casey. Gleason.
Passed ball-Warner Umpire-Johl-
stone. Attendance, 2,350.
The Washington times., 1902-06-21
GAMES OF MINOR LEAGUES.

New England-Nashua, 2; Concord. /.
Fall River. 5: Haverhill, 4. Lawrence,
t: Dover. IL Manchester. 3; Lowell, o..
Eastern League-Mcrtreal, II; Jersey
City, /. Rochester. Z; Worcester. D.
Buffalo, 3: Providence. .. Toronto, 10;
Newark. 0.
American Association-Toledo, 1; Co
lumbus. I.
Western League games-none played.
North Carolina League-Raleigh. 4;
Charlotte. g. NeWbern, 2; Greensboro,
6. Wilmin,-ron, 2; Durham, C.
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BEANEATERS BLAfiKED.
Find Twirler Miller Toughest Proposi-
ton of the Year.
tspecial 10 The Washington Tlmes.l

DETROIT. June 2O.-The Tigers white
washed the Beaneaters today through
Miller's great pitching. Dineen twirled
for the visitors. and the Tigers agreed
that he was the slab artist they had been
looking for. Collins played a great game
at third. He had eight hard chances,
and accepted each one of them in fine
style. The score:
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First base on balls-Of Clarke. 3; of
Ashley, l. Struck out-Ry Clarke. g.
by Ashley, l. Three-bGse hits-Powers.
Demar Two base hits - Kennedy,
Vaughn, Keefe. Sacrifice hit-Carr.
Stolen bases-Woods. 2: Beal, 2; Ash
ley. 2; Ravens, Vonable, Carr. Hit by
pitcher-By Clarke, Carr. Time of game
i hour and 10 minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Venable.
The Washington times., 1902-06-21
PERSONNEL OF CREWS
IN TODAf'S REGATTA
Makeup, Weights, anl Othe- Details
of Competitors in the Inter-
collegiate Races.
Special to The Washington, .Times.)

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, j''he 2O.-The
will show the makeup of
crews and weights in t. y. ow's in
tercolleglate regatta on tn !" ;d5on op-
positc this city.
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'clark out. hit By battel ball.

Left 81 Sases-Cleveland, ~; Wash
inrton. FRS. base or bails-On
Wright. 3: al Townsend, 3. Struck out
by Wright 2; by Townsend, /. Home
run-Kesster Two-bese hits-Keister,
CouchiiA Hickman. Sacrifice hit-Goch-
naur. Stolen bases-Bay, Pickering, 2:
Lajoie, Flick. Hit by pitcher-By Town
send. l. Wild pitches-WriSht. 2: Town
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RAIN IN CHICAGO.
lsneciaI to The wa.hington TiInes.l }

CHICAGO. June 2O.-The Champions
were prevented from giving the Orioles
second chance today. on account OF
the heavy showers which fell in the
forenoon.
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Ithacan Sen Or Crew the
Favorite for the Var
slty R ce.
DEMPSEY IS C0NFI0ENT
Georgetown Men in Good Shape, and He
Is T!o. Worried Over What They Will
Do Today-Storias Regarding Resig-
Eatior of Crowthcr Denied.

POUGHKEEPSIE n. Y, June 20.-The
fourteen crews representing. the univer-
stiles CT Cornell. Columbia, Pennsyi-
vanla. Wisconsin. Georgetown. and syr-
acuse are all ready for the big regatta
tomorrcw. and the smart senior crew
from ITHACA is still the favorite in the
big race. Wisconsin is believed to be
able to capture the freshman race, and
Pennsylvania Will probably capture the
fcur-cared event.
An Informal Race.
The regatta was Informally opened
this afternoon with four-oared one
mile race between crews representing
Columbia, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania
The race was gotten up this morning,
and was decided this afternoon with the
most favorable conditions. Syracuse
and Pennsylvania lad ccxswains, anG
Columbia's heavy four was without one.
Because CT the absence of a coxswain
Columbia gave Syracuse and Pennsyl-
yania "a tine allowance OF fifteen sec
onds. At tire crack of the pistol the
crews got away in rapid manner, but
the pupils OF Hanlan proved their eff
fciency by defeating Syracuse by four
lengths. and Pennsylvania was one
length behind Syracuse. The time was
5:O5
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Influx Of Visitors.

The influx Of college men and others
began early this evening, and all the
hotels are well filed. The betting ia
vors Cornell exclusively. Wagers Of
even money ON Cornell against the
field have been made. and in some in
stances odds of 3, 5, and to l on Cor
nell against any one crew have been
recorded.
The Wisconsin hackers will hardly
take even money on Cornell against
the field, and invariably insist ca odds OF
: o. ) TO I on Cornell against the Bad
ger crew. There is some Coh.rn oia
money around, but the New Workers. are
holding OFF for big odds.
The Wisconsin stock was given a
boost OF several degrees this morning
through statements made by A. II.
Fiickwire. who was captain of Pennsyi-
vania s 1891 Henley crew. and John Rog-
ers, ir., who was formerly Yale row
ing coach. Both saw all the crews on
the water last evening for the first
time. ard they expressed the opinion
that the Wisconsin crew had better
chances for winning the race than they
ever had before
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New York. 0 o o 0 L 0-3
Brooklyn 80. 0 O-l
First base ca errors-Brooklyn, 1. Left
on bases-Brooklyn, ); New York, l.
First base on balls-Of Evans, l. Struck
out-By Newton. c; by Evans. ?. Home
run-McCreery. Three-base hitS-Bow--
erman, O'Hagan. Two-base hits-Smith,
Bean Sacrifice hit-keeler. Double
play-O'Hagan and Bean. Hit by pitch
er-By Evans, l. Time-1 hour and 80
minutes. Umpire-Emslie. Attendance,
see.
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Standing of the Teams.
RAIN IN PITTSBURG.
(speciaI to The WASHINGTON Timesl

Especial 10 The Washington Ilmes.J
PITTSBURG, June 20-The Pirates
were prevented from adding another vic
tory to their long string by wet grounds.
The rain fell in torrents.
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The makeup of the
PENNSYLVANIA.
freshman Fights.

The contest of freshmen eights is due
to begin at AIS O'Clock. The course is
two miles. The crews are Cornell, Co.
lumbia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and
Syracuse, as follows:
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Four-0arcd Crews.

two miles. They expect to- start ut $3.50
p. IN. The entries are Cornell. Columbia
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

send. l. O'Loughlin. Time of
Eame-1 hour and 20 minutes. Attend
ance-2. .49C.
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Former OrioIe "Wee Willie"
Drives in Majority
of Runs.
DETROIT BLANKS BOSTON
Miller Appears on Slab for Tigers and
Has Beancaters at lis Mercy All the
Way-Rain Cuts OF Contest Between
Orioles and Champions.
Cspecial 10 In hinston Times.l

CLEVELAND, JoEe 2o.-Harry Bay,
the feet footed oGti,lder Of the Spiders,
who was not good enough for the Ma
tional League. but who has been making
baseball history ever since he joined the
Cleveland team. was the bright particular
star in the victory of the Blues over the
Senatorial aggregation this afternoon.
L WIS one of those finishes that the
crowd expected on Thursday, but which
was prevented by Jimmy Ryan, on his
three sensational catches. During the
early part CT the contest it looked as
though the Senators would gain such a
big lead that the Clevelands could not
reach them, but after the fifth inning not
another Senator was able to cross the
threshold of Catcher Demis.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

pow. r. Y. Kane. 'Oi 1F3
No. } o. ]. Cathcart 'Oi.......... 40
No 3 H. f. Pepper Observation-Disclosures. 17l
No. l. T. ". Eckfc'dt 'G3................ 40
No. 3. ". c. Gardner '03................ iI5
No. c. c. 5. Allyn, 'O3 (captain) ).......... 1Sl
No. :, K. II. Eisouhrcy. '03.........-....... lao
stroke. J. IL. Hidehrand. 'O3......... 153
Coxsvain, r. l.. Payne. jr., 'Oj........... 115
Average weight, lGSh.
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Officials CT the Races.

The officials OF the races follow: Ref
cree, John z. Eustis, of Wesleyan;
Timekeepers. Everett Jansen Wendell, OF
Harvard; G. r. Kirby. Columbia; Franz
G. Scofeld. Cornell; W. T. Forbes. Pena-
sylyania; judge at finish, Fred Il. Fort
myer.
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CORNELL.
COI.UA.BIA.

row. Il. p. Jncr-eon, 'G2 (captain) ......... II
No. ,, j. :. Nals,er. Observation-Disclosures. l5
No g. A y. Wcekes. '02. Observation-Disclosures. Il
No 1. W +. Pollirs, Observation-Disclosures. -
No. 5. G. s O'Lnrahlin. '03............... If
No G. \. o. Nicol. Observation-Disclosures. Il
No. !, r. h. Bartholomew, 'a3. 3............. IS
Stroke. II C. Townsend 'l3............ Is
Coxswain. c. W Cuthel, '05..-........... 10t
Average weight, $50.
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Some Fine Support.

This was due to the fine support afford
ed Gene Wright, in which Pickering,
Gochnaur, Bay and Bradley took prem
inont part. The Senators came close TO
winning out, however, in the ninth, when
Clark singled. Townsend hit enc between
first and second, and in an effort to dodge
the ball Clark fell right II the way when
the sphere took bad bound and tAis
spoiled all hopes OF a victory.
Townsend was lit hard throughout.
but was fortunate 10 h1ve the runners
forced by the next batters. \ peculiar
part of the game vas the manner in
which the runs were scored. the Sen
ators making four in the different in
nings when two men were out and no
men en- bases. while Cleveland scored
the same number
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Varsity Fights.
GEORGETOWN.
SYRACUSE.

Pow. W. F. Bangman, 'O2 O2............... l:
No. ,. D. f. Gramlich. '0i................. L
No r = Stone 'Nl................1 /
No. ID. f. Phelps. '03..............I L
No. 3 II. F. Eden '03 (captain) .......... I
No e. /. Il. Wvckoff 'Ji Ji................. II
Ne. :, c. r. Els Observation-Disclosures. 1
Stroke. J. II. Hildrmna. 'H..............- Il
Coxswrin VI. Nelson. Observation-Disclosures. L
Average weight, lj2&.
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The Three Contests.

The first race Is the four-oared CONTEXT.
and will be called at $3.50 p. m The
crews entered and their position from
west to east are: Cornell, Pennsylvania,
and Columbia. The race is for two miles
The second race is at 4:15 p. M. and is
the eight-oared freshmen race for two
miles. The crews and positions ere Cor
nell. Syracuse, Columbia. enn.y.van.a,
Wisconsin.
The varsity is to be called at $50 p. m,
and the six crews will occupy these pcsi-
tions, TIE first named being nearest the
west shore: Pennsylvania Cornell, Co
lumbia Georgetown, Wisconsin, and
Syracuse.
The record for the four-oared race IL
10:3li4 made by Pennsylvania in 1900;
the record for freshman race, 9:12, made
hy Yale in 1885,: record for varsity race,
1858 10, made by Cornell last year.
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" JUMPER" FRASER
SHUTS OUT BOSTON
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

New York, 3; Brooklyn, l.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston. 0.
Pittsburg-St. LoUis-rain.
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Confident of Georgetown.

When the Cornell oarsmen heard of
these statements they did not seem to
be disturbed. however. Coach Dempsey,
OF the Georgetown eight, made public
today the time trial OF his eight for
two miles last night. He said:
Il am satisfied with the condition nj
crew is il. l gave them a hard row
last night 10 see what they could do.
We covered the two miles in . minutes
80 seconds. ! am not afraid OF ang
crew on the river"
There was considerable of a stir in the
Pennsylvania quarters today because OF
the statements that have been published
regarding the resignation of Samuel c.
Crowther as a member of the Pennsyl-
yania varsity crew. 1t was stated yes
terday that Crowther was practically
forced from the shell because he CORE
spocded for a syndicate of newspapers
against the wishes of Coach Ward 1t
was also stated that he had failed 20 pay
the proper attention to the rules of the
training table.
This morning Coach Ward said the
story was false. Owing to Illness and the
second crew race, he said. Crowther could
not get into proper condition.
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Where They Play Today.

St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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HARRY BAY AND LARRY LAJOIE
DOWN SENATORIAL OUTFIT
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Washington at Cleveland
Baltimore Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston Detroit.