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100 feet ~ inches; PuRh, Cornell. third, with Nv
feet III Inches.
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stirring Contests at Adelphl's sports.

The annual sports OF Adelphl Academy
we're begun yesterday on the field at Park
place and Classon avenue. Brooklyn. The
games disclosed no single athlete head and
shoulders above his fellows. and the com.
petition for the Sigma Psi loving cup promises
to produce a memorable race for points.
The hnnl instalment Of the programme
Will be decided tomorrow. The senior class
seems likely to win the team point prize and
Clarke Cornell and schenck may hght II
out for the Greek cup, .
The finish In the quarter was one OF the best
ever seen on the field. the men being punched
ing through his field In the last few strides
and winning out by inches from Cornell,
with Lunderen at the latter,s shoulder \.
held at kdelphi Field. which is to be ,cut, up
into building lots. The games Of Adslphi,s
grounds provided by former Eiepaz0ov.
Timothy L. Woodruff and other do2AA at
East New York.
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sostos ~ ia ssw roaa ~ LJA
eve ,dsi "9a.s Rulisd item ihsli ,pfswi snd
ssew,9slS ,'s0 rss e% y s ~" ,,is,'rI s1a'naa
beaten Nv The hustuHs fuut attn ny VICTIM.
nlty ~ tho n,uih had sonlsshlns " " VIE
ttspli, had alaffcd the tfnifhlp. Mcoiunlty
fellrvsd Nathev apn IN the eiahth lntinn 80
gave . baae on halls and nv = besetnAh w Wv"
II vas Mathewson's FIRST appearance this
ssaeoh In. q penneht game. ard Ne US COZ.
warm NJ and when he walked 20 the, boz 20
heain the Halne k'sryeody wes naa &c.
sIs sEd 70 '1f h8 pc =" Ts sssan '"ls s'siarss. =
while nos NJ his best did nos pitch . po2r
game, ~ any means. Seven hiis were made
~ "i@ n one innlnV and She res, sSatssred.
He dhd not saein 20 have hta ,%nortnal suppiy
~ bnoyahcy and sttenath. ~ nad sui
'%'ifih,eIrycF' xS S"l iySSiEy '%ssidirr and free hitting
S SS,, 2 h ssSs e. glsId tsi and 4Ss 3 S ssG . .T ptsScd a
steadler aeldihg game than tue New lorks;
w wsc, :aJ %si'P ,s *. r sSrie. s%l & ;Sc number HPSs[T o.
close piSys At The plate Marshall did high
class bGc~k stoplinr for the ,chaIepions. and
an equal degree Of proficiency, bdt the rsst OF
tbs locals were not a. reliable. The nome
teams play was dlsiolltedu go. ,,,own o,,
at The plate in the first inning. He opensd
with a tWo-bsgRer moved up on n segfthoe.
and was nipped on Donltn's groundev to1 Dung.
sroSied AZ the decision, 4 force I'LL BY Mertes,
n sinRie by Devlin and errors by Brain ana
How9r1 gave the New iorks Two runs N tne
second Inning. Howard made q nun |Hs'
Bases on balls cost the New 'Yorks dear;
Needham drew one in the third inning ana
scored on Bridwell's triple. 1t vas q scratch
t Tnaid h TRs 6 his SslG shs Sai Il on D0 fRs ~ H@q hsnd S
not Browne got in the way.
Needham slashed a two timer 10 centre IN
the nth inning. Yogng's ~ 5lnt w aeIn Jn Isa
SSS Sses Mf sy ss,Toi hfas on" BrowSe's BEAUTIFUL
throw n after eatchins Tenney's hy held
Needham AZ third. but Needham scored on a
force. and Howard's single brought Yonns
half OF the fifth. but was nab6ed at the plate
on Brownies Jumper TO Strobel.
Mciann and Mertes nneovesed tnnee
Ing The former. but the hitting streak NJ,
zied out. Mertes got IN, however. He beat
Dolan's return OF. Deylin's fly by an expert
slide. Brownies double in the seventh went
browne missed first base in tnrning 1t on his
hit and had to go back and touch II, else he
would have had a triple TO his credit. stll
the result would have been just the same az
When iNeedham caue to bat In the, niptf
inning II was his fourth time up. He had
reached base every time apd had no notion OF
not continuing TO do 90. He cracked a Iiness
% feOt'' above %".s" ,fround. Mo9 unity. passed
Young. Bridwells hunt rolled foul, then fair.
and when picked up the batter was on hrst'
TsSplaSey, ocs :SI1t wa' f foqeeS y NEee e dRRlsSneS ao Goii;
the plate. Gilbert got Dolan at first after
fumbllng the %latter's groundert but the time
tered on Howard's fly to Browne. The
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V.,.sn, us,sntb ee the New FORK Amrti.
e.os sss dsorEed Vaafeffay Tar MOI hHina
ghte w Iohe " ~ 1870. pn ttc ls.s, JtsN.
1870 80 800, ia erfee, al tsosii Ion
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w wv. P'ssssi7 H,s Spbtetlra aptshed dgst.
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49, n I,anra ,gatc htt.ed under
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YALE ROWED TO A STANDsTILL.
Midshipmen Beat C%olieGians In Desperate
Race N the Severn.


ANNAPOLIS, May 5.-The Midshipmen de-
feated Yale In a two mile race on the Severn
River this afternoon. but II took every ounce
OF stamina In their possession to do it, while
Yale struggled 30 gamely toward the finish
that the majority Of her oarsmen were in q
state Of collapse and the boat came 20 a
dead stop fifty yards before the finish line
was crossed. The Nays time was 10 min
utes Is seconds. and as Yale i'd not finish
no oflcial time was given for 1t. About a
length separated the boats when the Blue
The race was one OF the finest ever seen
here. Yale had a slight advantage up to
the mile, but from that point the crews alter
mated in the lead by less than half a length.
crews spurted, and Yale, though the heavier
crew, was uGeble to hold the stifl pace; When
the Yaln boat came to a standstil Rodgers
dropped back Into Graham's lap. Other
soon revived and padded the boat back to
the boathouse. The crews were:
Bradley sEyIt /: MsSe:. G 8? TRiooSfs1elki.. I: DAVIS SrsS.' I: In:
graham, stroke: Roberts, co1twaln.
~Yale-Rockweli, bow: Graham, 2; Rodgers. 81:
Bigelow, 4; Chase, S; Noyes, 0; lde, 4: Boulton. stroke:
Benentt, cozswain.
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soets ~ a. e n tisfasH SOS. THE fsHlalain6
nsins w,fW . nes auafe ~ ~ ths aeefes
itFefy b. Itltaaed. tAi..H. sassTfA9,
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initial pieY faf mo Haf eisui ~ ~ fgnfS1@s
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etft a agoga ~ H
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Trap Shooting.

Much to the disappointment OF the gunners
Of the New York Athletic Club yesterday
brought to the close the trap shooting season
at Travers Island. The marksmen had hoped
to be able to shoot throughout the month,
as there is nothing else scheduled TO. take
Mace Mt the Mercury Footers' summer home
NTH June. fhe governing board, however,
decided to wind up the season.
IL was decidedly DR.. Groves day Yesterday,
In ali the gunner won three events. DR..
billings captured the leg or the May cup.
and as there Il to be no more shooting he
naturally took home the trophy.
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College City OF New York Beats Rutgers
In Close Track Meet.

New Brunswick. N. j.. May S.-The College
Of the City OF New York defeated Rutgers
College here to-day In a dual athletic meet
held on Nelson Field. by the score OF So points
TO 81. The winning team scored heavily in
the running races but lost In the field events,
Their good work Is due to the able coaching
of Ernie Hjertberg, who found the City College
track team three weeks. ago In q pretty bad
condition, but nevertheless made o winning
team out Of Il. Frank ,S Mqi.n; e 1d1IDis, fSl
q, q. \, T., first in the 100 yard and In the
80 wards. and second In The 40 yard
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CHICAGO.
CLEVELAND.

TWO base hItk-ISbeIl, Sullivan, BrAdIey, UhFkc,
Jonek. Three base hit -Jones. Home run -O,Neill
Sacrifice hits bradley. Turner, Hcmphil, ,ONeiI.
baiis-o Townsend, I; Of Smith, 3. Hit By pitcher
BY Smith. /; by Townsend. /. First base on errors
ii. Struck oul-By Townsend. =; by Smith. :; by
Aitrock. 4. Double p~iays-Turner. Laloie and
O'Neiii and Donohue. umpAres- oIoughlin and
Conner. T1me-2 hours aud is minutes. Attend
hnce-s,S7l,
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PHILADELPHIA u. Ia. !; BROOKLYN. 3.
PHILADELPHIA,
Totals, 3 1884 II


winning run made with one out.
B,9Sk,Sn Il, SGS -
First base on error-Brooklyn. Left on bases
Brooklyp, J; Philadelphia. 10: First base on balls.
on kaf 3 OF SPARKS Z; on Mcin'yre, = s,Inek
I.nmlcy. threc base ~ Mage. Two base hits.
fnomas. Stolen bases Casey, Maloney.. Double
piaysr-ward Cunasslsted, Lewis and JORDAN: Hit
/: Dooin, !. TIM pirc -O'Day. Tines hours and
10 minutes. Attendance -e,0s6.
CHICAGO IN. Ia. =, PtrTsBuRo. D,
PirTsBuRo, Nay 5.-Chlcago made q reall choppinE
block OF the pittsburg team this afternoon, hlttlng
Philippe and Lever for a total OF hftern hits. In
rludlng a triple and several doubles, The score:
pyIrautrpn CHICAGO,
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Two base hits-Sheckard q. shuttle. Chance
Sssnnre hit Gibson. Stolen base-Ganey. Double
~paySIrinker and Chance; whEner LEACH and
First base on bslis o Philippe, 1;.oh Beche, 4,
struck ont BY phlllipps. 4: by heevef. 81 eys Pfeis,
CaTpentel, TimE-2 hours and 2 minutes. Attend
Ance-6nO,
CINCINNATI. I; ST. LOUIS N. ~. p
Sr Lorrz. May :. Cincinnati defeated So louis
TO day. the gRmc going ten innings, and WAS won
ny a three baggcr by Livingston, which scored
TWO men, The score:
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Totals.....7 0:7r 8 Totals I s.s4 10 l
'No one out when teams left TO catch train.

Detroit. ,~A...,"".,","1 dS9S9sd- IL
St. Louis. .u",."....l %. U D : y W
Stolen bases-Hemphil. stone, Meintyre. Sac
hltNcrawford. Three base hits hemph,l, stone:
First base on balls o Sieyer, : on ESbank, :: on
Struck out-By Petty. l; b., Glade, !, Double plays
Louis = Hit BY pitcher -SicVet (2,. Umpire
Connolly. Tine : hours, Attendance -aWOo
CLEVELAND. s. CHICAGO "a. LII 4.
CLEVELAND. May THE Maps aud the White
Sox battled twelve innings TO a tie to-day 10 one
The score.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LKAdUE,
Philadelphia in Brooklyn; Pittsburg In Chicago
ST. Louis In Cincinnati.
3, AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland In Chicago: Detroit In st, Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
Toronto In Providence; Montreal In Newark,
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Lafayette Athletes Easily Win From Frank'
lin and Marshall.

. LAScsTER, Pa. May Sin the track and
field meet to-day. Lafayette College showed
that Franklin and Marshall College was not
In the same class, the latter only winning one
Lafayette scored .ssH points to ieh for Frank
~ and Narehan.
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German, rtty, So nutsrr Hovrfhrtv's H'f.1.
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At Prospect Park.

winsor, p. c. lg; Asglnall. a. g. g. National
meIciei led team. 9: Macon A. g. Fairbanks, i
All. Post 4 Co. cemmsreisl a; c. z; Mos,raSd
ia; olympic A.. c.. II. 81. James. @; La Sale. Il
Calumet a, c.. j Hilton a; C., 10 Presley 4 Co..
IS; 8. Eisman d Co. IL: Annex +. c., z; Jacksons'
0; Puritan +. c., 8; Majestics. To- Victor a. C..
o. Lynbrook A. c., Il Galatians. g. Cations, @
Carlyle A, c., 4; Atlantic "a. c" q Rambler, O.;
Trans1g uration A. b., z.
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Totals II. q 10
Grated for McGinnity In the ninth inningg

Boston. o oaooo 80
NeY York ....,.,.,..'''O : D U "
First base on errprs-Ncw York. 2: Boston; !.
Lev on bases-Hcw York, O.; Boston. 8, First
base on bails-On Aethewson, 8: Of, McGlnnity',k
of Young, /, Struck out-By Mathewson, Z; by
Young, s, Three base hits-Msrshan., McGann'
MeItes, Bridwe!l Tenncy;u Two base hits.MaI'
Double piay-Strobel, Bridwcll and Tenney. Hit
BY pitcher-By McGlnnity, L.. Hlts-On Mathew
son. I in seven Innings: on McGlnnlty. > In two
innings. umpircs-Emslic and Conway. Time
z hours and . minutes. Attendance-SoQo'
taPHILApgLPHIA (N. la. 4; BROOKLYN. 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May with two, on bases
In.the twelfth inning, Magee hit the ball oyer
thSBroad street fence, sending Thomas. who
was ON second, in with the winning run.
This Was hard luck for Magee. who under any
other circumstances. would have been cred,
tied with a home run. The, Brooklyns SHOULD
had rdDners on third and first with no one
out The suoc eedlng three batsmen, how
ever, ,ould not get the ball beyond the inneld.
The fielding OF both teams was strictly gilt
edged. The score:
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at. LOUIS a. L., 7; DETROIT, :,

DETROIT, May By special agreement between
the clubs. Umpire Connolly called 70 days game
both clubs TO catch their train for 81, Louis, Detroit
had Jus, bat,ed ~ IN ,yin5 run e an ,S 90 XII, 4 w nnd
protested against stopping the play, but Connolly
was obduraie and stated that the Tying run wouid
--aA. ~ n1Nas
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Baseball Notes.

The Cuban X Giants and the Philadelphia
Quaker Giants meet In a double headef az Wallaccs
RidgeWood ground to-day
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PG%Dlaehee".,, GO o o % s :.
htteries-Pooie and Cooper; Mccarthy and loft.
At Jersey City and Balumore-Ra RAIN.
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ON THE ROAD In 20 days instruction in sales
msnshlp and position az travelling salesman WITH
responsible arm guaranteed; proof OF the above
furnished. THE BRApsTREET SYSTEM, Roches.
ter, n. Y. Cornwall Building.
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SALESMAN WANTED. living in MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, or vicinity, by one of the largest houses ofitt
kind In the United States; preferably one acquainted
With the stationery. drug and departmeil snots
trade of the Northwest; to carry q line OF the most
profitable and quickest selling lines On me nnrke!
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THESE GOODS AndtheTe IS ALMOST NO LIMIT
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good clean man; either salary and commission
or commission only. Address 81 W." DOH NV
sun once.
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.Battcd for Hogg In the eighth inning,
.nnttad fnr Neurinn La The ninth inning

.Battcd for HogR in the eighth inning
'Batted for Newton In the ninth Inning.
PHILADELPHIA ........O / I OF o 8 IL
New York ......-....'s-O . v . v l VI
First base on crrors-p philadelphia. :, Left on
bases-New York. 6: Philadelphia, I, First base on
balls-On Hogg, 2; of Newton, :; on Bender. e
Bender, Three base hlt-AmbrusteI, Two base
hits Elberield. LapoTte, KlelnoS; Cross; Secr-
Double. play Eleinow and Williams. Mild
On Hogg. II In eight innings on Newton. l 10 one
inning Manifestations and Evans. Tfme-2 hours
and 5 minutes. Attendance e,000.
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TotnIs." 2 7 NII q TotaIS ~ II ]
ST, Louis ..,........0 n q o ? q o q o o.
Cincinnati. ....s 40 q n q I q o o "a
Two base hlt-Beckley. Three base hits-Liv-
ings,on O., Secrhce hlt- Barry, Double, plays
Sfsssed ball GRADY. Stolen b~ases-Taylor, Hinoh
n%n, firsl base on balls-oG Taylor 5; OF oytrAh,
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AT Garden 0ty-St. Paul's School. Q; Yale Col
lege. g.
Al Olympic Field-Morris. 2; Commerce. 4,
At Red Bank-Red Bank, 0; Maratime Exchange OF
Al Knoxville Tenn. Georgia Techs. 3; University
OF Tennessee, 2.
Al Conwsll-Eew York Military Academy. IS;
Poughkeepsie High School, 4.
Az Olean Niagara, 3: 0lean, O.
AT New HAven-YAe, 90, 80 Columbia, 90. :
Al ossining-Mount Pleasant Academy, s. White
Plains High School, 2.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING College Institute.
7: Princeton Prep, /.
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NEWARK. 0: MONTREAL, s,
wsrk. by timely hitting defeated Montreal

Two base hits-Gatns, J. Bahnon, g. Bannon,
Home runs-Brown. Huelsmap- Sacrifice hits
Emile l0, Jones. Stotsn b~ases.EnEls Foster,
S:oH Keefe, 4. Struck out by Pardee, 7; by Keefe. :.
Hit by pitcher-By Keefe. q First base on errors
Montreal. o. Double Nays Gatlns and Brown:
Hartman, Jim Common and Massey. Umpire Moran.
Tmc-i hour and 80 min
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PLAyNr1IIp, May 5.-Henry D; Hubbard
and e. b. Shoemaker divided hEet honors. for
the golf committee cup at the ,Platnneld
Sountfy Club to-day. sach returning . net
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MoxrcIAIR.. MAY s.-On the Montclair
golf links here there was a match between
teams OF members captained by W. L. Free
man and T. T. Reid, the latter winning, ~ to Is.
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BuckneI Defeats Dickinson In Dual Meet.
CARLISLE, Pa, May a.-The Bucknell and
Dickinson track meet took place this after
noon on the athletic, field. The totals, we're
Bucknell, 5SiI points; Dickinson. sou points.
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W. D. Walker won the first golf tournament
played over the course Of the Crescent Athletic
Siub this year. The event was a class A
hSffdioap and In oil there were twelve
starters. The SCORES are as follows;
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Schuyler Embree gave the cup for the
May handicap dec ded yesterday at the Rich
mond County Country Club, for which the best
-four In each class will keep on at match play
q; l.; Williams won the gross scots I Pl,He;
and p. n. Taintor, Lane and winner OF, tie
at IS. Branier and c. W. Taintor. Johnston and
Skinner The SCOPES,