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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

They say that the most gloriously
beautiful rose bush in western Maine
is the crimson rambler which climbs
over a trellis at the home Of Mr.. Free
land Howe in Norway. The aVera ge
number of the crimson blooms nodding
in cluster is %. and a hasty estimate Of
the number of blossoms on the bush
puts it at 30O0-which seems a low
figure when one gazes at the profusion
of color and bloom. The bush is six
years old this year, and is more
luxuriant in Towering each season.
Several pure white and few pink
blossoms are noticed this year among
the crimson roses, and it is a question
in Mr.. Howe's mind if this is an indi-
cation that the variety is running out
in excellence. A neighbor who has
spent much time in California, de-
clares that in his experience there he
has never seen SO beautiful rose bush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

The announcement that the North
Atlantic squadron is to visit Bar Har-
Dor this fall is also very pleasing to
the residents and hotel keepers down
Kittery way as it means that the
handsome and stately ships of Uncle
Sans navy will surely visit that port
and probably remain over Sunday. The
coming of the ships means many social
functions and complimentary recep-
tons at the large hotels and a rushing
business for every available steamer or
other river craft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Kennehac Division.

Commencing june
u. 1892, Steamer
ID c l ! a Collins
will leave Augusta
at 100 p NJ, Hal
lowell at zoo, daily.
e X C e p t Sunday.
connecting wit b
main line steamers
leaving Gardner
at 3.95, Richmond
40, Bath at 500 p.
NJ. and Popham
Beach at 100 p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

The prospect of trolley connections
with Oakland and Belgrade Lakes or
one side and Winslow and Vassalborc
on the other fills the heart of Water
VILE with pleasure even as it does that
Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

N0 notice whatever will Be taken Of
unsigned Communications.
The Journal cannot he held respon-
s1bIe for the preservation or return Of
rejected communications
Address ali communications relating
20 subscriptions and advertisement to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

For Register Of Deeds.
GEORGE r. SMITH Of Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

For County Treasurer.
JAMES E. BLANCHARD of Chelsea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

1t is expected that about $4,000 will
be expended by the Saco city govern
ment this year in macadamizing.
Good streets are a splendid investment
for q city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
PROPOSALS WANTED.

The committee on highways and sew
era Of the city of Augusta will receive bics
for furnishing street signs up TO, y
O'clock. July 10. 1902. Specifications may
be obtained of Charles s. Hichborn, cnaH-
july11dtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

Frank w. Hovey, late Of Pittsfield
and later Of Biddeford, is now practic-
ing law in Los Angeles, with the most
nattering success, according to the
California papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

Those people who are always anxious
to have their names kept out of tnc
papers don't kick so vigorously against
having them inserted among 1.-The list
of taxpayers, paying over $100."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

There VIII be a large number of
candidates before the Maine State bar
examiners at their next meeting which
comes in October. Among the recent
BoWdoin graduates who have studied
law, mainly at Harvard, and who will
then face the examinations are Frank
G.. Harrington, "a, of Augusta; James
e. Rhodes, '97, of Rockland: Howard
Ives '9S. Of Portland; Harold Dana, SO,
of Portland; l.. d. Jennings, 80, OF
Wayne. and Frank L. Dutton, SO, of
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

Kennebec County Nominations.
For Senators.
G. c. LIBBY Of PittstoE.
JOSEPH H. MANLEY OF Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

For Sheriff.
FRANK ]. HAM Of Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

For County Attorney.
THOMAS LEIGH of Augusta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
RIt mr..
Man, Matches PLACED an the wichr,s at
Prospect Park.

Local cucAc'.fS T- diced yesterday ~
IA. rr-t >.l-nn,hl" ~ tA"T they h,V" had
FOR tl. endowment of their @t,Norli" pistiu"
Prospect PARK Ma q ~r"u- ot great Ir.fNltv
aud -.Ncrll irt-rr-'tvg u.I''u-s wsr" iH.r.
contested Tho htrg. ,H4utv AMI NELSON
Iolg. clubs ntd their tf-t meeting 90 ia"
..r.> of the Prospect Ptrs \~>p.itrnn ana
the former won. after de-. ,r.Ts then tnuius-
clo.ei with ~iN wicket, down, 10y q rms
N Tattsr-tl and \ u L~NI- m al" a pro-
longsI -'Aui Tor kug, CoInty's hr-t wirk"'.
,uI th.y had p4t on s. pg'or" 70 SEPARATION
A.. .TrrfSi Tine score kfng- County.
IL, for Il, WiCk.'- N'l-on lotsa, -lN5
The Manhattan second I'll, ven and III cam c
Of Rrnokllr also had q game a. TIE ohHW-
Ii,usllp <ari's of ia" Prospect Park As-ocia-
non iurp.Vu tu" vigorous batting Of " :
EtttlrS. VINO hat out Ia brilliant s'vl- Tor 4
NOT out. ~" Mshhsitdi- Won hy ~ run
he -cur" Manhattan s"Co 4 eleven. lSH
BROOKLYN { ~
f..f,d bN ID" Manhattan -''"ud eleven
~. rr-' t.au- II the" clubs reversed this
order. aud Bro HlvH m thf- gam" won D."
= ruf.- and 3 ul,k't-tu -pHT' fr'hl" trUNu
-.ov.d -lu. ut - o.i-iIW" tom 90 Hu AZ
rir., ~ % ~ brooklyn. Nh.l" - cox ai.o
played ~ capital ~iNt' iUt =, ~" ~'"rr
br1uk.yu. l:T for nv" vtoN-'s. Manhattan, 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Pratt Institute S.am~s.

Tho annual rine- OF the PRATT Institute
Ncr, uci,! D. tur Institute r"ii. brooki'u,
YESTERDAY aft.rIoon The weather Wa CON
,n,,ivo in Iu-t wmE and n ost ot IN" records
vet. broken The points scored wer" -
and 4 ~ ant : - AT IS Inter -'lnr-
aud = 'o?. 80 ~, - %. O.: 'OS. ~ The
SUMMARY
go NafI pAsn. Seniur Won by . \ huti.rcs So
and TO. ! MESSENGER. A., >~ond, : ~ Nhlt', =.
Inr uiir W-yc'r. ~t.trh Won 10y " smith.
Hhgl ~rgaoi I lrAi'. High ) b nj, SECOND :
Siorp, Hasa ~cho ID. thIrG isrl'. (! minutes 81
punhins Hisn Iump y u Na,h and e 9 .Nh.
lsc- u u a. School tled st St-'t, lrrhr>S White,
5 fcrt llsbes. Z ar.
puiunT - 10 - Sho' Won ~ f~~ssr~n. :
anu Z. wtn y. 'ert a., lp.pr, q hAlc. h.n
y and tuiri. Sitn - ~et =. ,nNhcs
~ Yard Ran I-aI mat t"'NreU - " N.cholS,
' an 1 - q. hunfN,n. y sd D. Il ! jpdcra.i
h. :. 'h.rd T1mr. ! ma. bsssee
sni / / l-s-ns'i. II. s~,onG ; y whtr.
). GnI r. thlri "a. 90? 5 s~-oid.
g9J.iaIa lash. Juni1f Won ~ u 7 Chacr
Hign ~rI"o' - soor. y a. l.. .Ncrond =
n lains ir,ad amp Non - D. \ y i.ucl,
) and T u T. Vol. : ant J.. "r''. - J. NeI"!'
one ni. Rgf Woa ~ " { n uhi,r. Ar. -
tatfI iiur. 8 minutes 4 sncond>
to NArd kua. NoNtce Won b. u Rncser,
) .ad y sc1ac,drt ard T sSonL l. \
L.s.. m'sa S SenoIi; ~ e,a IN, M ~ = h Mt !
y nsht. serond, l. v r4ns. thlri Time.
,.p.i.srI Run Won BY 5 0 Whit 5 and 7
and 7 .,h,rd liine' 81, se~.aas
man, ' y Es'"n. a. v. r. . Ss' and n Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Jubilee. Nisiant and >r,a to Race.

Gen Charles J Paine IL having nj. glfoot
-loop juhil'" oyrrhIul~d 40 lIWlrv's yard,
Boston. and this Yacht, which h1- net t""-n
ont since i>pj. Will ~" raced this year and
viii u.s,t thu v1wls Nigilini and Ah-l tn"
,Iuhil.-. Wa- built IN iSH a. 4 possible" cup
defender and raced against Tia" \igilant,
tolnr,t tni Plgrun Sh" - a uu keel boat
with a c.HtrehotrI ~" will N *" the racing
IN IA" hug .,I-> very IA Interesting thi~ year
~" N~iElllu'. oNu"i bN Percy thuhh. -
bring ttlrl OF - tT"'rpor', !. !, % the
ward, of th, GJcruI or Construction and
BASIN ,pnpauy \ hls tnIoN steel mast
hH~ tss"h buui uN la.At"y lot the NtSiltui
.ui ha- hsru -ulpI.i - tr""upOlt j.
Vs. placed on tao ru'k- over VA" New Haven
rotu The u,N -Itr i q dupllri'" 81 W."
QUE butlt last wear Tor ~" luGrp'ud'h' -"
NIh tu- exc ptton mat ~" tol.,A-t MA
Dr.. the olI--tytr housing KIND Ia" mat
/, 100 feet ioug aHi ba> = mean diameter
ul - inches II weighs .. fon-
lh- Nil-t D.. 90 New London III" has
b.--u very much o. grd during tsr strt"F
aud this wear ~Ho4lI IT, u good i'tl itsiHt
than .hr Wa lot wear N"T top hamper
aa- been ue't'u.-i tpi -h" viii have much
luTg,r -rrHli OF canvas N"V ~I.tr- tui
urv .att. la," h.-u mad" ,ud y J. 'NIs.''r4t
THAT a., yl.ht Will be hl" To- do better iu
Iivit weather. i.-t year ~" \lsu 49, 10
match tor 49," N4g.i'' ftt Navajo" g. ug =
wind. lHf o. n frs-t uru"yr -" could s.4
away from "a" tNp Nu"r, -hullt boats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
Lacrosse.

The Crescent A { team vas IN fine shape
Yesterday afternoon AMI the mtnn~r In
vhi,n the team defeated the Lehigh Iui-
Nersity PLAYERS on tho grounds ~ Hay Hdg.
proye- that the team l. one Of the best that
haS represented the Crescent \ { In many
years The home team scored H. ninth ron.
~-ecutiye win and has not lost 4 game this
season
The FRS, half opened brskly. and AS usual
the Crescent men started rlsht In 20 score.
IN. visitors We're lSht In comparison WIN
the heavy PLAYERS % the Crs~~ent~. and AZ
the end Of the 1Ts' period the scpre sa> S
30 I IN favor of the home team The t"hish
white the Crescent players scored with ease
The visitors showed M better m this half.
however, probably hscau~~ several OF the
Crescent -ibs were suhstltutsd ;vr the regu-
lar PLAYERS Tn" game resulted In a score 81
: 20 l In favor Of M" trcscrn'-
The gair- between the stevens Institute
Of Technology and the COLLEGE of the CITY o.
New York. which wa scheduled to he de-
cid~d ~ the ~ George Cricket Grounds.
Hobok.n. YESTERDAY afternoon. was rost-
tpned on account Of the recent d.sth Of Pr--,.
den, Morton. The game may he PLAY 81 to-
morrow
C,MsRipor. MAY L. Harvard defeated
Pennsylvania At lacrosse on soldiers Yield
this afternoon by a soor" Of : to I This
gives Harvard y chanCe Of winning Second
plAc~ IA the INTERCOLLEGIATE hampionship
The game this afternoon was clo~- and ~.
citing throu xhout Pennsylvania scored her
sosl DIRECTLY after play began Harv1rt's
we're unable To get another goal In the
mrs, half Harvard scored for goal. Har.
ward. passing and team work wers good
but her body checking roor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
GEORGETOWN GREW WINS.
Naval cadets Beaten In fish,-Oared Race
a. Annapolis,

ANN ,rolis, May The Georgetown
University eisht-oared crew defeated the
Naval cadet frs, crew here this afternoon
in a beautifully row-d race Over a two nile
cours~ straight away by one hoat-l-nsth
aud n few feet Of open water. The rae" was
rowed over the upper course the same a.
for the Yale contss, Of last saturday. the
outer cour~e being too rough Peter Ma
gruder 81 Annapolis. refereed the race. Roth
crews took 20 the water az shout the same
time, Georgetown pulllr & AZ the rate OF thirty
ak STROKES TO the minute. while th" Niddi"s
were rowing az the fast rate Of thirty-uine.
The crews kept almost together for three
quarters Of a niii- when Georgetown began TO
gradually pull away from th'ir opponents
,,.org, town pulled a long ard powerful -trokc,
yarvi = frou vs. TO 81, Will IN" Middirs ro""d
the auick stroke oi - and ~
The Georgrtown crew steadily Increased
ir lead after the nilc buoy was passed. and
al n. mile aud n hall was u lrngth tothe good
After this the NAVY crew held ~ uNu. ana
nov and then would crawl NJ a few ic''t, but
The G.orgetovu boat was never IA danger ct
being headed by the Navy boat Stott, who
rowpd the how Gar IA III" Navy, and UraCi"
aud Lunch. No ? and No. 4 IN the George
town boat. we're almU-t tagged out Both
crews rov.d TIA" last hall mile a, The rate 81
thirty.seVen strokes The time wa George
town, 10 minutes ~llScSonus Navy, 10 minutes
~ Seconds The crews were
Georgetown k-afns. stroke Kdm.stou. : Capt.
RuS,~u. . Rprke. 5 Lunch. . Hayden = GrAri", !!
fsAn. bow Aaniou. coNs~ain Average weight.
Aaanapou, Smyth. srr1ke Laird. = Car, Tr-fcr.
a Schiahsrh. s N.rlol,. : P,dsrr, , Conr.r ?
S,ot,. boz Mnghan'. coNswAin. AVrtge Weight.
iA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
iaCHTS R,CE ON THE sOJND
first Open Regatta of the season Held
by uugur0ot y. 4.

Tie ~iIIgurnot Yacht club op"n"d the
Yachting ."t-oa on a." Sound yesterday
With tu- Nr-t oIvrn regatta oi the ~easuU
IN . ui,r southwest hf"cg" ten yachts raced
twic" around T. angular course. all dt-~c-
except the do'ic- >liltug mile, and ~"
d"Ii"- , mil'> Chairman IA 4 Ward Of III"
'satit tou.mitt"" gave ~" preparatory
signal OF the ,t-t"rll 'ud Of liu'kl"b-try
Island at . ~ o'do.S The rao"ahout Mhvl..
iormrfl. the Merry WINK. Champion 81 lat
SEASON. raced against the ?~I-iO"t"r Nd-ltd"
The Ni"ludr va Handicapped nv not have
ing a -pluuakcr. hut ia" dtd very Veil III"
NtNI- led At the start ,nd 10 Wt- q reach on
tn. urst log q ruu 81 ~" SECOND AMI 4 II II
HON" NJ IN. -td uf the rr.t round g."
t.t4.- wrir hANi-. . - 81 ld", ~ 81
~. MtNts Inrrca-.i her lead GA IN" -, oui
foIui and won the race by : minute .!
-, oud-
In fic special .s-fp,t class the tlc-dc,
owned ana ,tll,d Nv \tc"-t ommudof" q 4
Ailrn. SiNuIdTt. uNu-d by ! u Donovan,
auu u y b.NI.r-ON met Inc times At th'
end ui the NT-t round we're. ON, a.lifH ~aNu-
nara. ana hicrdo. Sl5.W lH- nutsh Wa,
very ,In-. one aud the ON sou hy y seconds
he SaNuIlTt beat the AiCedn Hy 10 seconds
IIo MsuhtS~.t Hay ri"rabout- started
aud the ltWbklu won bN - Seconds, aud ~"
Rrh beat IN. Arizona by y seconds IN The
race tor dotic-. pr.Xr won liz" h"ich u
va. S,iird hv Mis-, tth.l Jans-. bat she Was
beaten. through lack of knowledge Of the
tides The table tuiluNs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
CORNELL DEFEATS PRINCETON,
Tiger Athletes Buried by . score a -
10 80 ln Dual Meet.

Albany. Nay " The Crimson and Black
wen, down before the Red and White to-day
at the annual princeton-,ornel Athletic
meet AZ Risctieid track Pine weather and
a fairly fast track combined to make tn"
even, one Of Interest Corn.ll's score was 70
to Princ~ton's W the Ithacsns winning all
th. track events except this two-mil- run tn
which Williams OF Princeton, came IN ahead
Ia a clos" and pretty. race W the ivpyaIn
dash j fh"lan. " fIinreton otacs sp,tn.
pei him to abandon the track Tor The season
animal
% Yara n.'@omGr by ,d : n s, e. oH ss,s,
e i %iS T E%,nt 10" .l ss 2 ? Z r'' Ss,';. S Cornell.
third nmr. . minutes ~ S sounds
A. e hs.a eo,a9i. . SS% q ! / S csrsT. fr GS,SSi.
third Time, 1872 ~~cond' $780, ..u
we E %sar1 @a9 GorSsil. l by 4 \. { s'Ss srS. f%"s".
TOT; ,h', y,. Inn , q Ndn . s ss'ghnt Williams. Prince.
ton. ! Il fo'.r. CSrhsu' second slnce,,,
braun, Princeton. third Tine 10 minutes u
~ isrd nurdie-woa By ws,'oS, Gem,n.
y z ke'.hum. Cornell sccond " 'anet
.S rSpd ins'h Won by q : rl.'is. Cornell
1 N Ssars. Corp-li. second &C Perry. Princeton
pa,id McNresin. cornell, SECOND. O. 5 Cochran.
rT p,,IS Is' Taund d'' Ssoi ! l %.Sa'iSS By pssru.
Irincrio6. arm a. irc' = inch v " hosets 60,
nru. th.Ii. ~tu - irst p, lntnc>
D uospr, All Of pri-c-ton. tied at 20 feet . inches
RunnlS HIsh jump Z, ". CurlNi 'nncrion:
and ) " knapp. CoraelI, ,led iT n,N a. > is',
fc'tsal Inches m
IutSvtng 10 Pound Ham mcr - by ".
besitt Princeton. wth Is fee 2. o p Wal Il.
cornell. yrcpti w,th ~ feet sincht ~ q. Wngh,
Princeton. ttitd. Nth Ia feet 5 inches.
Runrius hfoad jump Won BY l. Grimes
PRINCETON. with ,: feet >, inrh. y Nennrrut. tot'
ntu. Srcuud. Nitb "a feet q Inches. u y LDngnecker'
Cofacn. tlitd. with u feet - inchcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

MulIAMsrovN. MAY - Syracuse rnl-
v"rs'y defeat I'd Williams her. today IN a
dus track meet 10y q -c'rr 81 .. points to IS
syracuse ~ Unexpectedly winning the
?2u- ard dash and tn" iln- ara run got a
lead wnlch Williams could tot overcome.
Peabody of Williams and Gardner of syria
'u-- had a hard struggle N the pole vsul,
h. syracuse man iptily cleared th. bar At
- irc' I mch The meet on the wholc was
ti-ippoluttug to Williams, "-paCislly with
th- N,N England lni.rouliceia,r meet at
Worcester only q v"-k pr Nuliams has
Won that meet for two years, but tp-day'-
events show a dubious outlook The sum
mary
u" NArd nash-Nou rs Guuer~s. Williams
TwomDl. Syracuse. srvunG. 'rvAS Syracuse
'A m, t.aa N Soa h, ''S Son les. >,,sr,. to 70,
,seond between Ncars N.lams ana WlN >yn
'4,So Inc . Wisu'S ToS VI :, SS"1as v,m.u.
LeNs. Ntuans s'cund. LOVE S'ncise, 'hird
40 NAri JGsh Won ~ irv,,. .Faru~ Eslph.
Sliarus- S-cond. oN'! WiuAT, 'hiri Time.
Twa- Nile Kuu-won hy Robinson. ~ rNcu.e
Putuug-f Syncus~. ~ecund sheldon. Williams
th!ri une. 10 minutes - = @ >rconfs
WliAms second smith. ~ taruss. thlrd Time,
? minutes 5 ,cconds
Grow ilnams second. Ralph Syracuse ihirt
~ Isrd Hurils Won by R,,k--r Williams
Inn rmr rs seconds
v ihaS ~, .-c Twi P%.nn ' baSn nr h'iihhiin Ti
u stance. ~ i~r' I incn.
me-! m'1 wi i2sa w ,,2aa "a ' f;n NEr'sses,.. P 'si,s
Ussnce o Feet 80 iur7-s
Pole Naur Wcnby Garin,i ~ rNcu>s Peabody
vihiams second SlllfrS Williams, mint. MS.
tancr. % i,tt .uch
uammef rhto~lns Won, by Jones, William,
t1Iri plst-ac- uS '-rt
Rrord 'gmp Won ny n%I,ckmct wJ'isn. Lowe.
tAnrs. ~ feet 10 inches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
SCHOOLGIRLS COMPETE AT YALE.
New Recerss In bread Jumping and Pe'e
ypultieg.

o. No.. Az. ~ rhe a,s, ,nt.r-cho-
las,ic track meet at the Yale Field th,s a,,',-
noon under the nanas',n.n' ~ wa,ces,sr
Athletic Association Was won oy "o'.
Academy with - ~ points. Andov'r ~ins
second. WITH =, ,'sh'.'n p,' ,a,s ,ook mar,
we're reprsretn ana ~ . h,oL.n and
Il. n"aa,s va. .,,abn.hed the race
never hsyi, = been recognized In this branch
of athletic. Hubbard of the Concord school
broke the broad jump record OF :, ~.
inches. made by Spraker Of III" i.'e ,IA.s
team when he was AZ p'N ph.,. of the
iumped :! irrt q. ,hs roll.
y,uIt record of 10 l..t 10 ,uch--. held until
to-day by M~erccrsours. by clearing the hA'
at n feet
4. NsckcnIie. Jr. OF Dwight school IN the
Sn.;mile ra. ~. nam spp pc cu, OF I, I a%-
i,,hot,Sah 1910 Thai whiIr O.. tfi.d to enter
a, f%"cs,SS b. failed 70 Ea;, e" ,ss%'r e:
uoh., aiu '''Iihn'uu 49,, .,or., we're a. fol-
low. ,,ur.
,sa Ss.dsSy; :Ils asTTs,'psis AIsss ss, S;S Sn d
q New iort "a eoaeord hish SHSisou,s tish
ssaoSl Of N"s Haven = b.rseiey Of As~ loIIs'
Norrstosn High schcoi OF Aorrls'o~h' y l.
'rrnhg e sS%%sns, ,n s.soo,
10 Yard bash ) Won b., y. DAVIS, NJ woSc,s'%f
4 sumner, AndoNer, second J = Dol.e Mo'ts'
third, n. X. Confad. hercefsbufg' tourh i"''
iOiS sccoads -. ann s.,oo,.
I'd Yard Dash-Non ny " law "mul Ne
J D boyle Worcester, Sccond Z " iur'u, ~
c%ersburs. third. bosart. ""''es'e'' "N'A
Time. IA 5 sccOads. wo,..x,.,
go Ward Run Non by J y Do>e' sWW1r' Not
& ". Watkins. AndONef. >rcond. ! " sh'h ~"
c,Stef. Ihitd, ] T Linng~ooi. D~lsh'' '"H''"'
unc, ga ) seconds -. ,,soy.,
Half Mile RUM ON By II : EdwAh nnuo,'
= T.. Shrs. Worcester. second Nate. "nS 49,
third } IiinENond' D~'kh'' '"u''" ~
! minutes . sr,"nds - nxtsht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

The Rrooklvn Boys High School athletic
team ,rIumphed over the Polytechnic Pre-
paratory school team OF brooklyn Oh Adelphi
field yesterday morning ny the score OF
:! To 81. " = Hare Of the Hugh school
make IS points. taxing first place IN the
lanyard dash. senior. .:O-yard run. senior.
and ia. quarter mile IN all of which he sho we'd
remarkably tine form and Judgment. The
summarize:
V4ans. Aus Run Won By " = Har., Drooslyn
are laIAtoIy SsGpul. SECOND ~ D. sampson, a.
Raan hS.4 sra s.a' %Jssmp.s sSS'S ~. H.,.-nsgu,s.
? l. y, sta u fset ~, incaes n Ha1s,eAd y
+ il SO 'Sirs' sstii i fee, : iasse.
vita . feel lncSss. Z. Min,oh' second.
sIth : itct ? inches.
Y. ) ar, D-sh Junior Won by " $ Jssug,
h9orr y ; ,hiri lime. ?S.S seconds
{ SImmihs,' 0 Il :. Vita i@s fee, 8 Inches. W.
NA'ssn.s = = 81 second. VITA y lee, =, ,nehes'
49, MsniI- rTtAc. WSa d, 4 4. ReynoIas.
rS.. e hbbGI y ; second W = Van
''t Gns fn'Fr iRuan- Won b. %' oeorss on Il Kl,i.. n
u ), " Norh, y I. :. second A. Res nolds.
= = 'siEi rl%s; : m,Hat,' 80 "1sops'
. > Nnitns - 7 .eoohd 4 N.,he,' D.
no ,tnnnIH p, ,sm' Sc ! %l'" Non h, " S''cHai n.r,.
nH hsi,,~ad. Z T. 5. second q ". Gate
>'n E. : az. n / hasa, ,n'. Jan,5 ni"S So !. !, > y :.sSHdi a n. 5
Moov' Is II :. second. sides, II II S. third
Time. 10 8 seconds
la iArd Hutdir Race Won hy sink, n X y
Melton; ~ ) second Richards. = y s.. third
Putting " Pound shot Won by Cummings,
n II y, with q, fee, . inches Murphy. q. 7 :.
SECOND With ~ feet ~ inches. stone. n h. 5.
t.igi. with 81 feet lOii tI,aeS
Running Hlgh Jump on by Heis~nbu,tle.
=. = =. with S feet = inchrs Wan Cl~af. y y =.
SECOND VITA 8 feet , inches Murphy. + y. =. third.
with 8 iert o., inches
80 ward hash. SenioT-Won ny Hare. n n =.
SsmIsIB. l.. T. >, SECOND. HrnfN. 4 D. =. thiId
Time Is ! S seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
B,SkErBiLL CHtWPIONSHIP.
Exciting PA, on for INird Place Player,
Come to Mows.

Tho 'ir for third place Ia the N~tropolitan
Association basketball Champion ship between
IA. Mohawk \ I Of Flushing aud the Rubber
Ftv" Of the Gr~enpoint Y \. was played
oT Last night at the National A 4. II VAS
tho most exciting game Of tho whole iourna-
m.nt aud warmly contested from start to
finish. Their. being only a few points difference
Ia tho -,orr Of 'he tea ms during the forty
uoiuiS ~ the conclusion Of the gam" one
Rubber Five PLAYERS, and IN" conduct Of 10th
vtll no tu~Ns-tIgtt.f by IN. o. sksthAll COM
mir'-- 81 ~. METROPOLITAN A.-octation The
teams lin"i M a. follows
Rgsts' F1r' Po.gior' hossrt 4.
natg- hgti lorsatd .. Alien
ucnning .... LeN Forward hsNlAnd
IdNafds
MArste centre ..sr.-.. Cornell
cunningham Nga' hArk ..-. huichiugs
dunlap
GuuirrNba Ter baek ios
me Srofr Rubber Five ~ points MOHAWK
\. Z. - points Goal, from III. held NArkie.
\ HaVtland / Aiien /? fos. , Huichings GoAs
froei foa.s NAesle , Corneil, ?
: q ,'ta-s ,lgirman OF The Metropolitan
protested ~ game against the - vente~nth
S.psra,r u was stated that az a
critical stage Of IN. rlsy = Separate Com
p.'y player ran ~" steps with the ball and
With turnrl the I'D" y his tenn'sfavor and
Lost the match 10 the Mohawk \ { chair
man s,.il Of the Registration Committee,
Who has charge 81 the protest OF " " Reid
against the separate" tomrsny, said that there
v~r- a bunch Of c%onnt"r protests OH tap that
Arst- COMPANY protest by Reid is being M
tsstigltsf