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brother 70 Crursdos. proved the winner.
First Raee-One m,ie.The Fiddler, 100 lwstson,,
% 70 l. won: yasalo. i03 (Butler, to 1, second;
HAlmetts. l0t u. r. Sheehan, is to third. TING
i:W. Bob Palmer Hutch Miller, Rainier. Head.
lime Don T.. Honiesale, Pirate Maid and Hsra-
.second Raee-Four furiongs-Lbbie Candid, ioi
y . second; SsSp.; ios sKsiy, ..c !. s6i ,
roI.:s rre. Maggie B: e.. fnnses, sylvia and
Third Race-fiye and halt furiongs.Amen.
Gang; ic G'onnsp: 70 Won; hsa ,ns ss ITO
$40 I. third; Time. iosts. Ragnarok. Bragg. Bill
Fourth Race-ons mile and 100 ysIdsapoaltion,
100 (Adkins). . TO s. won: Ada n. 100 (RuS toni.
e T. second; TIsona 10, !hsnder:on,, V 4 third
About Arthur Ray. Giissando and Tu!sre also fSn:
son} 20 & won someone's. los kelly ITO second
Aha o.. - tAciovern. ~ 20 !. third. TING. lie'
Pat Morrtssey. Clivoso. Shellmount Tommy knight.
J: H. Bennett, Bassenio. Educate and Byronerdals
also ran.
NIih Rsce--one m,le--Mstin Bell. io1 twatson,,
70 won: Milss, II, tSce'. 70 !: SECOND: Albert
En!sst ioa u; shsehan,. 70 l.. third. Tine
Ssrhem and Queen Of DiIlana also ran.
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PRINCETON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Many New Teams on the Lst-Ne Game
With Pennsylvania.

PRINCETON. n, j.. April a.-The manage
mont OF the Princeton Football Assoois tion
announced this afternoon the teams schedule
for next fall. Eleven games. the same number
as last year, are In the schedule. OF which all
but TIVE, the games with Yale at New Haven
and Brown at Providence. are to be played at
Princeton. seven Of the games are with
teams which were not In last years schedule.
Georgetown. Gettysburg. Brown. Carlisle
Indians. Bucknell. Dartmouth and Lafayette.
IL was Princetons turn to play Cornell at
Ithaca next fall. but the Cornell management
agreed to play at Princeton this year. so that
hereafter the Yale and Cornell gan 9, should
not be played at Princeton the same fall.
The teams which were In last year g schedule.
but not In this. are New YORK University.
Navy, Hsverford Washington and jefferson.
Dickinson. Columbia. and Orange Athletic
Club.
The appearance Of the schedule put an end
to all the reports which have been circulating
for the last few months In regard TO the re-
newsl OF football relations between Princeton
and the University Of Pennsylvania. The
schedule follows:
sent 30, swarthmore. at Princeton: Oct. g. George
town. at Princeton: T. Gettysb urv, at Princeton; 10
Brown, ct Providence: IL Lehlgh. ~ Princeton.
~. Carlisle Indians, at Princeton: II, Bucknel.
al Princeton; ~, Dartmouth. at Princeton; 81.
Cornell. ~ Princeton Nov. ., Lafayette. 81 Prince
ton: H. Tale. ~ New Haven.
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COLUMBIA GRAMMAR CANES.
Ellingwssd Of Dwight Scheei nans Fast
Quarter MILE.

Q8Bt0 uuvs
Fine weather. . large crowd and . fast
track made the twenty second annual athletic
meeting Of Columbia Grammar School at
Berkeley Oval yesterday afternoon . 81 ccess.
With the exception Of two events. the games
were open to athletes Of the school only
j Brandon carried OF the honors Of the day.
winning both the junior and senior hundred
In the l4o-yard run. open. J. Hltngwcod.
the crack Of Dwight School. was In the pink
OF condition and cantered homo winner
with yards to spare In the fast time OF 81 lis
h In The s Ss ns rsc.
ming at the tape after an uphill tight with
Thompson.
ss.Y.rd Dash. H.ndic.p-.won BY :. sel,{m.n.
yards, third ". Munro. yards. fourth Tine
4, Yard Dash. -Hsndicap-won by J; stein
ss1d: :' ,sifd T. PEA 1 sei.sss fourth Time a
Yard Dash. Junior, H.ndle.p-won BY !.
h"Ssa :s,:ss 's ssn boy sr sai 'ss'5
les;!srs psss. senior, HA,d,s leap. b. l.
banOv.n, yards, Third A ooWen' syards' fourth
Running HisS jump. Hsndcap-H oyershin.r
nsss: asa ior r si,
s., inches: H. B.Sneil. ! inches. fourth actual
'o@S ,se' K! Raa Hsnde.pwon By Z: grshsn
i yards; third; !: wasserman' Q yards fourth
sso.YMd Run Handicap by 8, L.stIsds.
y.f shfS Sasn sias
o * a.ss.
Fee Ss.:; s.i ssi's School! fourth Time ii
: Pulling the ia.peund Shot opsp-Wsn BY Il;
a
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AZ Ak0l1e.

CHICAGO, April s&--0rsgor K. the highly toutsa
Dsr0y candidate. held st I 70 . 10 the fourth and
feature event Of the LAkeside card 70 day failed
70 hnish inAide the money In ave horse race The
three -yoar old oarrsd only - pounds and wss
looked upon - 9 good thing on his Last per
nm RAcs-Posr sad halt funougs-Piee, 10
sS,sS. rime. o:ss "a Exdy fosso. G & huehin:
secsad Rsos--sx furionss-Pisynks, iis Dom.
inicLj, even. won; slX Boo,: ioo * Walsh.
third Tine i:is as Fsde heny sr Caaus, Feby
Neirose, Fine shot and Gertis wamhoid also ran
Third Race-S1 fsriougs-SAfeQuard, 100 u.
waish), 70 ., won Gracious, los 0HalD. 100 to I.
second: james ]. Corbest, rs tDomlnick). Q 10 8.
third. Time. lIS as Hickory Corners, Theory.
Barnaeie, Goodman. The Carton. About and QUICK.
silver sue also ran.
FOURTH Race-One miie-Dr. Stephens, i0e Dom
ininck). 70 I. won: Anopath, - u. Walsh. Is 70
1, second: Chop Suey. - ~ Baker. o 70 l. third.
Time i:N. GreSor X. and WIN Sherry also ran.
F1fth Receive ~ ongs-Arnold X, lis dom
inickj, TO 8. won: Jerry Lynch, lis q. Baker,
70 TO- second hiss FlcschniAnn. l0< &C. Kelly, 70
!, third Time. i:o3 Is Outndd and Unique
Sxth Race-One mile and . sixteenth-zonne.
100 70 NeiD. - 70 !. won: Prince webb, 100 PhihpO.
I 70 1, second: Bonnie lsssk, Ill lBlrkenruth).
! 70 1, third. Time isA - Old Mike, Marion
Lynch, Tue Bobby. Prairie Dog. Balloon and oldsss
also ran.
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MORE FALLS AT AQUEDUcf.
FOUR HORSES 90 DOWN AND
MARK CHEEK IS SH0T.
Jee,esys Escaps InJury Except waterbury.
whsss Head 10 Cut BY . F1ying Hses
Another Record fer Grand OPEN
Agnes Brennan's Woodhaven 6takes-

Joc6eyu Eocopo tnQry EHcopS WetesU0ys
whsss Head 10 Cut BY F1ying Hses
-Ansthcr Record fer Grand OPEN
Agnes Brennan's woodhaveo Stakes.
There was more excitement st Aaueduct
yesterday afternoon due TO the fsllinG OF
four horses In the third race and miraculous
escape Of their riders from fatal Injuries
The race was for selling platers at mile and
seventy yards, and fifteen went TO the post
In the middle Of the backstretch the aged
campaignsr. Marx Cheek. who had been on
the verge Of a breakdown for some time
past, stumbled. broke leg and fell. throwinE
Waterbury over his head. Mark Cheek was
In front at the time and Waterbury was hurled
directly under the feet Of tho flying neld
over Mark Cheek tumbled Tenasra. sending
Minder to earth, and then Harrison went
sprawlinR with Sailing following headlong
The crowd was horror stricken. men and
women crying out In alarm and stable boys
and trainers rushing across the in6eid 10
the scene OF the accident.
There was still unother outcry when Lord
Turco was bumped on the far turn and fell
20 the earth. throwing little DesouZs on his
face. An automobile and the lazy Ambulance,
went after the boys. but 4 Was found that all
S sSS vss From deep cut II his s..d
wsHa wss Ss :ss.s 49, when "
SSa fis &: k & .Sa h S.s aS
Sccst.. .ssqad ohclOs. We won "s sSls race eS !.
Hsi S Ss s saAnnS .A1 lord az u To:
burn up suDdie 81 fa Ptssb i PSi mon.y
turned oa, aSd The rns 9eosrsd .s .nosSs
series OF jolts by the success Of three fsvorites
and two , ;econd ShoiSss all carving b.
.psnSd 1esors o pfs.Snsr Sn Grand
Opera in the handicap Vt seven fnIlongs.
shaw soG he ss,ent R RSI him 70 fsvorte
day in a dash Of SIX furlonss. which reduced
S fas Grand Spsis never
Sssy sy ana ha ss
i v. BelI; Lady sterling Green B Morris.
trousie IN taxing the place from INV " E. D.lys
Fred Bursw's Xsne. Brennan was made
FOR t%o, >, al f,ve i fuTionss' She made
all the running and v, won BY length nA from
Though Ciorit. was an even money fsyorite
she .n ran n sec eSsn beaten head By P,trS H.
who won the other day At 100 70 L Andrattus,
Green b. Morris's Knobh am pton, another
event for beaten two-year -olds. at -four and 4
half furlongs, the Bathampton colt having
five len gths to spare at the wire. with Con.
tentious ia the place. the latter beating Inter-
Jude. who made the running for half the dis
tance by three lengths.
Ocean Dream, who was on the tip Of the
last race, for maiden hree-year colds. She
WAS always In front, and beat the favorite
Rose ater. by three len Eths. the latter finish.
Ing a half . length before Erbe.
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STANDING or RE CLUES.

NEW FORK IT, L. s: BOSTON IN. L. q.
Though slow In clearing for action ye:ter-
iiO% The BSstons' The slti.adnSa: twlIlins
Msfs .oosrs ssa Of much cry
ths. home hitters for four innings. but IN the
Iifth they landed for four safsties and tied
Tsht up 70 the limit. and although tSs Bostons
sSoE the lssd again the New 1tords' With
run IN their last time at bat Not little
credit Of Tie victory was due TO Pitcher Cronin.
and Shssksd Bostons hittins suddenly and
piRk$ e, as@ roster of REMOVAL. for kicking
Nv YORK oatcher: Warner went out Of
hiring: but he did not appreciate that his
sss V sSs s .sr;s 90 s: :s:
En- caught y By Cooley hs dozen Of
and was ordered on the held for Ii. display
The sued We nSs HGf S
e RI. 81 rSh, aed Siess e S and posed.
.hs III 0 isStnss and iSs:si si.S ssfo% y
fsnnes sse s. " the o Visitors two runs via
throw TO first by Bsbb. which allowed Dexter
70 reach second base. and Tenney's hard
single gave the Bostons a run In the second
Inning, They made thetr fourth run In the
and when 4Ib.tichio btntsa. Cr99i1 nIst
Tenney got around to third and scored on
Cocley't ny TO centre. Abbatichio was asleep
and failed to move up on the throw-tn TO
The New Yorks. meantime, were coming
so nea! and yet so far. 4 double play. cut
the third two were left after they, had
nth inning the earnest endeavors OF the
locals bore fruit.
Mc.iraw prescribed q dose OF bunting,
and II worked well. Cronin beat out bpnt
70 .'reminger and Browne repeated the trick.
.irepinger being too slow: Van Haltren,
his teeth and banged a single 70 centre;
twice before. walking each time. This time
nsld and sendinf Browne and Van Haltfen
70 the plate The sixth inning. was an exc
asperatins one for the New Works. They
made one , :ssriace got one base e q. bslI:
inning vas psoitiess. one man was nailed
at tho plate In trying 70 score on snother's
steal TO second. Another was run down
between third and homo when the double
steal was tried again. Bonner's accurate
thIowfug shut OF these two New Works;
Nertes, not content with batting II two
sessSsd ar.t ahead q tSs bsa. He stois
: SScsihce. He esntered home aa " When Bower
man sent long ny 10 Cooley.
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A. rmlico.

BALTIMORE. April A.-Fsvorites and second
eAetoes carried on the honors 81 Pimiico 10 day.
Ytnt Race-Ftve and Q half funongs-hessina
" gag e l. Won; pusso , 70, Icer;, r.
Time. i:i64. Mary w,Ioughhy. MUSICIAN. Happy
Gus, Keenan, Maid lssak. Give And Take. Bettis
Gray end Spyig also ran.
Ssceld Rses-ffve and . halt fgrionSsC,Sh sharp
so l. sscond walSrook. III tSosn,. 70 !. third
Trapssist, Aunt Belle. Bassvcrine. Than and Flo
R1sssli e n r.I; IN. mil. and haiti A.
Warner. ia !psrsons,. even. Won: MorSstcn; ~
J 70 s. third: Time. .as,h LADY Lana hsns
W Provost, Mango and Concertina also ran; a..
!sy.p % Won; Mr. Frank Foster 20 'w; Az
Time, ioi,s. Little Boy. Nancy D.. San Toy and
Little Adele also ran. -
F1f,h Race-Seven furiones-Nertment, I2e
&C. Siosn), 40 won High Carnival ITO tSulliy
s 10 I, second: Sldell. 10 walsh, even. third.
Time. IAN Loekard, Boaton. Fortunatus also ran
sixth Race.-One miie-wheelsr B.. 100 lMaisht
20 iwou Lady Po'entae. IFS &C. Sloan), ITO sec
ond; Benehsrt. n, Dyer, 10 !. tnird Time
1885,. Black Dick. Barncado and Michselmss
also ran.
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A NAY DAY AUTO PARADE.
Club Committee Names Next Friday 10
q Firth Avenue Display.

A meeting Of the committee on runs and
tours Of the Automobile Club Of America
was held yesterday afternoon at which
It was decided TO hold the spring parade Of
motor vehicles. which has been under con.
Inc details OF the committees plans were
not given ont but from the fact that a bic
turnout Is desired and tho date only week
away. Il was inferred that the arran ge-
ment must be well advanced
The route selected 10 from Washington
Square, up Fifth avenue to Riverside Drive
10 Caremont and back again to the Plaza
at Fifty-ninth street where the parade will
he dismissed,
The committee consists OF Emerson Brooks.
r. Adams, ", c. Runyon and j. Herbert
(arpenter
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A. %. LOuis.

~. LouIs, April A.-Ihe feature Of the days
racing q Kinioch was the nith event. Bosster.
second oholes, had no trouble In dsposnS Of his
contender and Bridge nosed out Irish Jewel for the
place.
First Rsce-s,x funongs--Yather wentker. io4
Donovan, TO 8, won: Zlii. ~ &c, Bonner. 70 ,.
second HieAway - tSan gietonl, eto third Time.
iiSK Onosen. AaIiia, Pourouoi Pas and Plaster
second Rsce--F,ve and . half furiongs-sir
chIsiophsr. 100 tsmi,hl. . 70 J.: won; oris:ns: io4
(wiisonl, 70 .. second: Loca los (Desnl. % 10 l..
third. lime. ios Nan. Dora, Laaso. Reign.
Honeybroek. Miss 0nids. Or. Clark, John. broodier
Tr,rd Rase1TosI md half turtSnsssIA4I.n-
ics ~ 4. WOOD. . ], second: Man wsdlsisS. 'iio
(Sinsieton), Q 70 1. third. Time, e3. Tomaine,
LanSiord james, Maxrose. Ora Mckinney and
FYpI!h Rsee.ons m!le1,hsry Moore: ~ sysn
even, second; Spurs. Is ,obinsonl. 10 70 Z. third
Tine. iHi. Rastus, Sir We're De We're, Peter Dur.
zee snd SooAps also ran.
FifSh RAee-SiI fuIiongs-Doaster. % tDavisson,.
jewel, iSs CHsssD. : 70 /. ihifd. Time. iitIs.
aa,s ssssaono nile snS ! s..een,h- B,.sce.
second; ScSssss, Cirs; iSsH iEAiI; L 70 shi,d.
Pierce j.. fsAss, weodssict and Warner also ran.
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hsorimss for Cup Yachts Placed on New.
port.

NRwpoRr. r. l.. April A.-The moorings
for the three so-foot sloops which are to try
out for the honor Of defending the Americas
Cup against the Shamrock III. have been
placed In position. and IL Ia now expected
that all three boats, the Columbia. Constitu-
ton and Reliance. will be here within ten
days The can buoy to be used by the new
boat, Reliance. has been set by the United
States Lighthouse Board back Of the tor
psdo ss;tiop Y the outer AZ hsr1 Nt az me man
any chancee In brin gine the Reliance In side
the cove. The mooring for the Columbia
on the summer residence OF r. ID. Morgan.
who IL her manager. The. Constitutions
moorins, also In the cove. has been down
some time.
IL is learned that the Columbia will arrive
here on Sunday, as word was received to-
nisht saying that she was preparing To leave
for New port
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IN FHB BASEBALL WORLD.


AgsCraw's Men Again IN Second Place
-Brooklyns whitewashed ~ the
Quakers-Pittsburgs Win. but ~.
Lsuis Civos Them . scsrs-Netss.
Three games were played by National
Lsasus teams yesterday. The New Yorks
defeated the Bostons and went back into
second place; the Pittsburgs downed st.
Louis after a close call. and the Brooklyns
were shut out by the Philadephiss. In
Chicago there was rain. Results OF yester-
day't games:
Sew YORK. Q: Boston. T.
Philadelphia, 4: Brooklyn. o.
Ptttsburg, Q; 81. Louis. Z.
Al ChlcAGo-RAlA.
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A. NASHVILLE.

NAsBvuLI, Tenn, April H--The attendance
good and the track fast. All the fsvontss In the
sx events were beaten. The betting was lively.
Cumberiaad Pan IL 20 have fall meeting OF At
least two weeks duration. The dAtes have not
been se,ected but the meeting viii probably com.
meaoe on Nov. ..
rIst R.c:-rvs fu,iongs-Pes Ridss. 10! ~.
johnson, t3to l. wun: Dry H.. Ill meade
second: Sandwich. III Thompsonl. % TO !, third.
Time. i:o7H. Gloria Mundi. Hand 0rgsn. Kimking.
ford. balyae, 0ypeaao. ouda, Jet, Judge Car.
YER and ksntuekx 70. also ran -. a.,
gerson). ~ 70 Won; ErAaces Ycwell, iW (cAstro,
70 % l. scecno: Court Rose. i0f ~. Henry. 70 1,
third, Tine. ESQ. Mss Crawford. Negro and
Thrd Race-One mlle-Chiek Ashs, 81 (Helgstsoal.
70 !. won; Annie lAureta. lo7 III. Johnson. 70
second: Handcun, i07 ID. Bolandl, 10 70 1, third
nms: iuH infihb'e. Hattie Davis and cass
feyr,h Rsc.-sey.n tnnsns.- Brulsr.. 70.
lBooher, . 70 9. won: Lady Ssrsthmore, i0t N.
Henry). sto g. second: hummer II. ioe tSchiline,
70 !. third: Tine, 100 James p. and Charlie
Tish ksoe-nl asd . ASf futengs-hiss West.
100 lHelgersonl. 10 to !. ven; Little Duchess H.,
ZOE tSculyl % V second: Prose rave, i01 tCAstrol.
V thrd. THs. i:29H. sitter Sarah, Boom:
SsIscs: o.ss isos; s'ar oAseT. Tom kinsslsy and
sixth Rsee-fsur snd . half fsnenss-Kie. ioI
sesond; or Ts'h. 10? nssae,. % |. isld Time.
o:ss. BAndiro and Lord French also ran.
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FiFst base on eTofr-Washington, q Nov Yofk,
1. Len on bases-washlnGton. s. New York, q
by Tennshill. I; By Wolfe, q BY Patton. D Two
base hits-w1lnams, Ryan. Stolen base-.Fults.
Enthusiastically. Ttme-i hour and % minutes.
Attendanoe-1,61o.
DosroS "a. L), .; PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 4.
PnnApnpMA. April A.-In . pitchers duel
this afternoon Cy Young had shade the better
gave . base on balls. The neldins Of both teams
was superb. Attendance. s.oes
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Willian ms FsotbaI Schedule.

wrLLiANsTowS. Mnss.. April a.-The
williams College football schedule for next
season was given out by Manager Kennedy
to-day. IL follows:
Sept. "a. Harvard, ct Cambridge: Oct. 8. Laureate
Boat Club Of Troy, a. williAmstowni I. Massaehu-
sess STATE AgfieultuIh College. a. Wllllams,own:
10. Columbia. at New York: ~. Dartmouth. at View.
ten Centre; n. Tufts COLLEGE. a. williarstovn:
q. West point. a. West Point, D., Brown. al Prov.
Hate Univ e1sity. st winsmstown: H. Wesleyan. a.
Md0eeeun, opan- ..
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Wase1ugsSag Hho0R o. Z Wnnesg Iiee4
- Eariy lnaangs-Dsstses yieesrasos.
The Nsv YORK American League team
played its third game yesterday and was
disposed OF By the Washinstons In . one
sided contest. The only other American
LeaEue game was between the Bostons and
Philadelphias. the Bostons winning. Rain
prevented the Detroit-Cleveland game. Re-
suits:
v ashngton. Z: New York. l.
Boston. ,: Philadelphia. 1.
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AT ITHACA.
c. 8. H.-He y not out.

c. s. HE y not out.
A. Jasper Oval 70 day the teams from Manhattan
and wesleyan colleges viii meet.
The Fordhams and the Lafayettes win play this
afternooa on the Fordham grounds In Fordham.
The Hoboken baseball team Win play the Cuban
< Gfans st the 81. George Cricket Grounds In Ho.
bokea 10 morrow.
A, Jasper Oval 70 morrow the Murray HIns win
have the stroag Hon Club Of the New York state
League - tAsif epponsats,
Ths Aiefts Of East New York have Nay and 81
opes, and would IKE 70 hear from nrss ciass Teams
ehenng suitable tnduoementA- Addreas Henry
J. lnch. ~ Pitkin avenue. Brooklyn.
m The sseoad ses.. c:dsss Of TsmpeIancs, Of
!! 70 70 years, for Saturdsys Ard holidsys- Out
BroGgh. u Hartley plAss. hayonas. n. J.
The New Brunswick Baseball Cub would IKE to
Brunswick Dissertation Day afsssuocn open. and
Saturday. IN July and August Addree. Frank
r. Coz. - Bartlett street, New Brunswfck. NJ
The 81. Louis College Baseball team has q few
reudptQg date stu oDse. including Decoration
Day A6fnlag. A1d would be pleased 70 hear from
all AYst ciaas clubs offering suitable inducements.
Addrees Edward J. Wslsh. 10 West Ninety -sev-
enth street
Columbia sasshan teams are 70 play three
games % day. The Varsity len town last might
Tor south Bethlehem. Pa. where Will meet tho
Lehigh team this afternoon. The second Varsity
ID 70 play The Manhattan College Reseryes at Jasper
Oval and the freshmAn team meets the Crescent
A. c. nine a. Bay Ridge, L. l.
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Foncers Postpone Bouts IN Cha nrpionships
Until Tonight.

The bouts In the Amateur Fencers' TeaFue
national cha m pionship sch eduled for last night
at the New York &C were not held. These were
arranged as a wedding ut process. but il
was found that such a proceeding was not
necessary. There are only four entries
ak bouts In each class and these win be easily
disposed Of tonight without much delay.
last night Il would spoil to-night's session.
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BOSTON.

I1rH base on errorS-NeW foYk, y. Boston. q.
Len On bes:sCNsT Ycrk. Z Bosson. T. Flrs, base
E.on ea.,G e, M' hd IS. han *:
ss.sSis; Stolen ssss;-Henss, Louder o. sow.
10: ASbstichio, BoBnner. and Tsnney; Cooley and
Kittridge: Cooley, kutridge and GIeminger. Hit
By sucked bah-By Crooin. T. BY VILLA. l. Umpire
-hcrAn. Time-i hour and 70 minutes. A.
PHILADELPHIA IN L.. 4 BROOKLYN o.
Thielman pitched his first championship
game for the Brooklyns yesterdsy and held
The Phtadelphlas down 70 six hits, struck
out i've OF them and gave never q base on
balls. But he lost his Game. The reason
was tyofold The Brooklyns could not
the Quakers could and did The. heldlng
was good. In spite OF the errors. The days
inventory of sterling performances In the
field included FIVE double plays.
The Philadelphia scored twice In the
seventh inning on Q hit by. Keister. an out,
FLOODS error on Brashear's grounder. and
Hulsxitts single. Wolverton hit safely In
the eighth inning. and Barry smashed liner
% left Sheckard tried for all he knew 10
head az the flying ball but could not reach
Il. snd II rolled on and on until Barry mad
c(ossed the plate. with Wolverton scorins
Fine base-runnins was done BY sheckard,
He dashed around the paths like a scared
deer, and stole three bases: hut his feetness
Of foot went for nfught. and a necklace Of
,sros was the best the Brooklyns got out Of
the game.
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WAuHINUEON, z, NEW fUHh VA y u
WARRINGTON. April a.-The New Yorks
helded like a lot OF amateurs in the nrst three
innings today. They made two errors in
each Of these innings. while Warrington
Of which resulted In seven runs. Wolfe and
Beyille then relieved Tannehill and ,0'Connor
and received faultless support. Wolfe struck
him. Psttpn pitched wen Tor the Washing
tons and held Rev York down 70 three scratch
viii lisiy Be- out q the game Until Monday.
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Lei. on Ssss On sSisd.ps. ssei
oui-By Plank. 4 SY Souas. !. Two base hits
collip. frsem.n; Parent. Ferris, HAlt.sll. secn-
Double .pliys-Nurphy and n. Gross. -Lachance
and Collins. Passed bsl-Powers. Umpires-
Hassev and Caruthen. Ttmo-i hour and 10
minutes.
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s. LEI, on bssesHbrootiyn. 10; Phiisdsiphis.
Pr, Hsss on b.ilsS =. Ml,ehsu T. ,stroc. Gus
BARN. Two base hlts-Elood, 'ThielmAH. Sscri-
acs Ss- s,,,s Rossss; ssc,s s e.sss.Sssss;
AAd Dshien: Flood. Dahen and Doyle; HulsWitt,
nfashear and Douglass. cD; hitchell. Roth and
minutes. Attendance-7.eoo
= vTTTsBURn. O. OF. Lours ". L.. Z.
- m, 81; ar Apnl As,t Ts1lirsd eleven ,nnisss
yas IN the boz for the Cardinals and AFTER the nst
Inning WAs effective.
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A. oaa Francisco.

saS FaAxctsco, April 7--The racing season
closes here nsi. THURSDAY When trainers wt ship
sr:ss :srprs fS s. sisdss s VIM * !.
from the heavily baok<d voAailo. In ths aprintlne
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Tstsis.... q 10 - 20 Totais.-,f en- I? .
Iwo ovs when winning run was made:
s s's'sss Su,s ."......,..c 3 ! aSSsG -
Tvo-ease hns-Brain ca. Three base hits
lTsycer a. n. by p'ose5Nsmoo'.. f,Ist base
nN-Ntshey. Stolen bsses-Wsgner "a, Brans.
nSsl %, L<sch. Beaumont. Smoot. Breln, Nichols,
v1ulAml. Struck out-By Doheny, q BY Rhoades.
Double play Williams and O'Nsil. viid pitch
NRbosdes :. AttendAnce-S0oo. Umpirs-John.