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New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
TRAVIS GETS REVENGE
VETERAN DOWNS SEELY.
Then Wins in Final Round and Capt
ures Apauamis First Cup.

Walter j. Travis the Garden City golfer. added
another cup to his collection by winning the Apa-
wants Club tournament yesterday. defeating s. j.
Graham OF Fairfield S up and to play. In the
final round Earlier In the day Travis had Charles
for an opponent and the Garden City crack In a
measure squared accounts for the recent defeat
he received the hands of Seely in the Metropoli-
tan Golf Association tournament at Batusrol.
This Travis-Seey affair in the semi final round
was generally regarded as the match Of the day.
but from the moment the former won the first
hole in n par Seely always the under dog.
Weak putting cost Seely the first hole and after
half at the second the Garden City man holed
useful put for at the third. and Seely, failing
to run up his second the fifth dead, again let in
Travis, who became up.
Travis further increased his lead when Seely
sliced his drive to the seventh and required to
the Garden City cracks 4. At the eighth. how
took the hole in to He failed. however. to get
hold of his second at the ninth. and turned for
home down, Travis being 36 at this stage.
Coming back, Travis was evidently affected by
the sowness of the pair ahead. and Seely, playing
up to his best FORM. the eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth holes. which made him only l down
At the fourteenth. however, his put for just
failed to stay in the cup. and he was again
down The metropolitan champion then took three
puts on the fifteenth green which enabled Travis
TO snatch half. and Seely missing short put
at the sixteenth. Travis the match by up
and to play
he h,c roI<a
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

Their cards were:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
DRIVERS sHUN HEAVY TRACK.
Light Harness Meeting at Mineola PosP
poned Until Next Saturday.

Rv FAR the largest crowd ever seen at rns'ineo
meet gathered at the MineoIa track yesteso-S
afternoon 10 witness the opening meeting OF ~
New York Driving Club. Grandstand. ciuoho1~ ciuo
and grounds were filed with lovers OF 'he Is
harness horse long before the hour set for -
.,trs race and the spectators lamentass
.;sannointed when, after various consultations ~
the members. II decided 10 postpone the me''
ing until next Saturday -.
A heavy shower just at the hour set fo' =.
onrnins event made the track heavy and sHpps
in spots but II was thought possible 10 o0ihp
the procraulnne by cutting the events down 20 T..
aashes instead OF best two in three. as orisinaA'
,r,rn.d Al O'Clock after keeping every on7 -
the qui vive for hour. the msnases -
announced that the opening meeting wou'a
held a, the track on the uth. as the heavy ~"
made the course unsafe FOR fzss drivinS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
The leading scores follow:
ENGLEWoop GOLF CLUB.

Murray Olyphant the championship of the
Englewood Golf Club yesterday by defeating S "
Beckwith / up in the final round. The second cup
was won by w L. Loughman. who beat d. l..
Manson 2 up and l TO play. In the third division
F. Starbuck beat F. r. Fell 3 up and . TO play
w G. Shoup the first beaten eight cup and
w T Berry the fourth beaten eight cup
s A Cunningham won the handicap with el-
22-69 while W l. Ball and Loughman tied with
net scores OF Il in the competition for the Wells
Memorial trophy. In the four-ball competition b
r Reinmund ard G L. Ludlow tied with Robert
Iarendon and Cunningham with a net Mrs
Cunning ham won the women's putting contest
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
SUPERBAS BREAK EVEN
RUCKER TO THE. RESCUE.
Wins Second Game for Brooklyn
AGAINST Boston.

Boston. July 4-Brooklyn and Boston divided
the honors in games here to-day The morn
ing game exciting and full of hard hitting.
and Boston by of TO s. The Su-
perbas got revenge In the afternoon to the tune
of to 1. In the second game Rucker pitched
for Brooklyn and the star lefthander almost
invincible. shutting down hard whenever there
seemed to be any danger.
Pastorious weakened in the fourth inning of the
morning game and after home two singles,
a error and base on balls had let in three
ne gave way 10 Wilhelm. The latter wild
and the home team managed to get two more runs
in this inning and two in the fifth.
Brooklyn went after Boultes in the eighth in
ming. Jordan starting with homer. Sheehan
doubled and Lewis tripled, but Lindaman was
rushed TO the rescue and checked the rally.
In the afternoon II OF too much
Rucker for Boston. His pitching, coupled with
fine batting by Lumley and Sheehan. for
Brooklyn
The scores follow:
~..sr-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
YANKEE cRrckETERs TO BEGIN TOUR

After a week Of steady practice on the grouncs
of several OF the metropolitan clubs. which hao
been placed at their disposal the cricket team Oh
the Gentlemen Of Philadelphia will open their two
months international tour tomorrow at Cardn'
meeting South Wales. A representative eleven has
been gathered together by the Welsh committee
and the visitors expect 70 have their hands fai-
The Americans. however are all in splendid con-
iition and are undoubtedly strong and well BAR
anced team. They possess trio OF fine oo"ie''
in King Hordern and Lester. and have two eA-
ceptionaIly strong wicket keepers in Jordan ara
Winter while every the team should %
able to give a good account Of himself Wiz
he
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

When Travis and Graham left the first tee In
the final match the result generally regarded
as a foregone conclusion. Graham. however had
done exceedingly we'll to reach the final bracket
and in the morning he defeated Howard j. Gee the
Arsdale champion, In a match that had to be
carried to the home green.
Against Travis the Fairfield man showed un-
steadiness at the outset hooking his drive with
the trap Traviss second fell trife green shy
but the hole his III 3 to g. Both ma de mistakes
at the next. Graham topping his drive. and halve
in 5 resulted
Travis never lost a hole till the ninth. where
he topped his tee shot and needed T. At that he
turned for home up. Graham twice OF
bounds going to the eleventh. and a third shot to
the brook penalized him at the fourteenth where
the match ended. The bye holes were not played
but as Travis went out in IS and was even As on
the inward holes he would have had an excellent
chance for 75.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05


handicap with i54-10-1A, while the gross prize
went 10 Findlay Douglas of the home club, with
75-76-151
The summary follows:
First sixteen (semi-fnal rounds J. Graham Fair
field. beat Howard Gee. Arsiale. up.
Walter j Travis. Garden City. beat ]. seely. Wee
Burn. up o play =,
play.
Cup for beaten eight in first sixteen (semi-hnal
round w r. Thurston ApaVams beat S. D Bowers
Brooklawn, l up.
W X shepard. jr.. New Haven. F. R Upton
Jr., Baltusrol 3 up and play
Final round-Thurston beat Shepard. UP and
play.
Second cup lsemi-tnal round)-F. S. Wheeler Apa-
wants. beat B, T. Allen. Fox Hills up and 10
play.
H. z. Armstrong. Fox Hills. Oscar Wood " ard
Montclair up and play
FINAL round-Wheeer beat Armstrong 1
Third cup tsem final round)-F. H Howard Wykagyi
beat H. A. Sherman. Apawamis. UP and 4 10 piay:
5 w Cole. Tokao. beat c. II. Zimmerman. New
and / to play.
Final round-Cole beat Howard. I up.
Fourth sixteen kenl-fnal round)--F McAdoo St
andrews. beat B. 5. Bottome. Hills. up: j B.
Elmendorf Apa"amis. beat F. A. Wright BsftusroI.
up and TO play.
Final round-McAdoo beat Slmendorf. up us hoIes)
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
FAIRS RETAINS TENNIS TITLE.

London, July I-Cecil (Punch) Fairs, the holder
of the professional court tennis championship OF
The world defeated e. Johnson. challenger. to-day
for the title The final result OF the match. which
was the best IN thirteen sets Fairs. Z; John
son. 2 -Four sets played Monday and
four on Wednesday. Fairs leading t-2 at the end
Of the second days play he required only one set
to-day 10 win, and this he took easily.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
WYKAGYL COUNTRY CLUB.

Three cups were played for in various classes
Yesterday at the Wykagyl Country Club. New Ro-
chele The first trophy by T. V. Ber-
mingham who defeated A. L. Idchtenstein by l
up The second cup equally well ontested.
George F. Wedmer beating E. r. Delano by up.
while the third cup won by George Scott. who
defeated c. b. Pinkney by similar
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CLASS C..
ForRsOME rs. RoGIE.
ARDSIEY CLUB.

Golfers out In full force yesterday on the
links of the ArdsIey club. near Dobbs Ferry. Over
seventy players the in competi-
tion for trophies. The trophy played in the
morning. presented by Herbert H Carpenter. was
by W W. Taylor with score of 1s-7-7f.
two strokes above r b Johnston. c. W Clark
was the victor in the afternoon. winning the cup
given by Gilbert H Johnston. with card of
"A. stroke above ". W Taylor. the winner in
the morning
The leading folloW.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
BUFFALO WINS Y. M. c. A. MEET.

Trenton. y. j.. July 4-Buffalo carried of the
honors here to-day in the annual track and field
cha hampionships of the Eastern district OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. rwenty-eight
points were scored by Buffalo: Orange y. j. made
l5 and Brooklyn 13 Other were: Paterson.
y; Philadelphia. 8; New York. >. Trenton. s.
Rochester. &. and Ardmore. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CRICKET TEAMS BUSY
CLOSE GAMES THE RULE
Kings County Club Beats Benson.
hurst in Cham mpionship Match.

Local cricketers were out in force yestsrda, =
celebrate the holiday. games being played on, -
the creases In this vicinity. At Timer Psrx 80
grounds of the Bensonhurst club. the honns 60.
suffered defeat in Metropolitan League ch,
pionshp game at the hands of the Kings Cau-.-
club. which won the match by IA runs -.
feature OF the game the splendid battnz =
j. P. Stuart. who scored the much coveted ~c.r
tury." compiling in all 1os runs. He ably sv,-
ported by F. Gautier E Reece. A 3. Lewis
Atwood and p. s. Marks. all Of whom scorss
doubles With the ball honors evenly ~
vided yickets being aptursd by three Of the sr,
bowIers tried For Bensonhurst J. c. NJ Whs,.
and c. Stedrnan each scored "a. while G. e Mar.
shall added 1e The score follows;
L1r>cz CsOIrSTY
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
ST. LOUIS BREAKS EVEN.

AT St Louis-Morning game r. r. e
St Louis. I'll o o Q % Ia
Cincinnati.....1 0 o o %
Batteries-Raymond and Ludwig: Doescher and
McDean..-
Afternoon game II. E
Cincinnati I'll o 2-6 & 3
ST Louis 80 0 / o 0-3 s
Batteries-spade and schlei: Higginbotham and
Beebe and Ludwig
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
RAIN PREVENTS BIG CYCLE RACE.

The thirty-nile motor pace race between Jimmy
Moran and Nat Butler that was scheduled TO take
place at the Vailsburg cycle track, in Newark
yesterday. had to be postponed. The board track
was In such poor condition after the heavy rain
that the cement decided II unsafe for the
race Th. races that were scheduled take place
Yesterday will be OF In addition to the regu
lar nroeramrne to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
MORNING GAME

TUoba.e hits-HumineIl Lahen sneelAh Inree-pass ~
Young hree innings; of Boultes in four and one
third innings; m three and two-thirds
innings: of wilhelm. in two and third innings
Sacrifice hit.-Lewis %. Hurnnle. EQUITIES. Hannfn-
DoIhl, plays-Dahlen Ritchey and Mctiann: Hannihn
ana Mceiann hases-Faoston. - BROOKLYN. 4
FIRST base on balIs-On Pastorius. q of Young l. of
Wilhelm. 2 iIndaman 2: OFF Boultes, /; on Bell
First base on errors-Brooklyn. !. Hit by pitcher-By
Routes l. Struck out--By Young. l. by Boultes. l.
TSr,e-I:55. Cmpire-ODay.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
TR4YERS BREAKS RECORD.
Gets Ne,c Figures for Course ON
Montclnr Golf Club Links.
rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.

MontcIair, n. j., July All records over the
Montclair Golf Club course were broken to-day by
Jerome d. Travers. who beat the record OF 20 made
by Marshall Whitlach last year by one TraVers
in the morning round went out in IS and came In
80, making total Of SO. His card read;
In .........4 $3.50
The attraction for the day was thirty hole
handicap. best eighteen holes to count
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
WHiPpANY WINS POLO GAME.
rBy Telegraph to The rribun,

BY Telegraph to Tne Tribune
Morristown y. j.. July AT the .Whippany
River Club to-day the local polo team defeated the
Essex County Country Club team goals TO Al
The teams follows:
whippany River Club-Eorman Henerson Ken
Meth Schley Frank KInnicutt and CORTLAND Nicol
Essex County-Theodore ID. Robinson Charles
Barry Charles A. Mum and J. Y. s. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
AUTO RACES At PIMLIco TRACK

Baltimore July 4.-Robert Morton, York
Penn won the principal events OF the nutomo-
bile races the Pimlico- racetrack here to-day
taking the Pinlico free-for-all handicap, at ten
miles in 10,o4, and the nfty-mile motor race
In 57.os He drove a 40-horsepower car in both
events Morton also the 1ve-Ine touring car
race in the machine in sos.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
MORNING GAME.

Two.base hit-Milan. Thrte-base hit-Street Hits
on Keeley 8 in innings: off Hughes. l in in
nngs: Manning. 6 six one-third innings; OF
Newton in two-third innings. Sacrifice hits
Shipk-. Kelley. Stolen base-Moriarty.
bases-Wa a=hngtou New York halls
of keeley. Q: off Manning. 2 off Newton. l. First
on errors-New York. . Hit by ptcher-Manning.
]. out-By Keelev. 4: by Hughes. /: hv Man
ming. by Newton 3. Wild piteh-Keeey. Time-2:3o.
Unipires-Ega1 and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CLASS A.
tIAckENsAck GOLF CLUB.

The Hackensack Golf Club links almost
swamped with players yesterday. the Presidents
Cup contest at thrty-sx holes bringing the
largest field of the The trophy. presented
by ". H. Moffatt, by II. W. Sykes. who
beat c. S. Ackerson by stroke. The clubhouse
was thronged with members and guests during the
day, and there elaborate display of fire.
works in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CLEVELAND WINS AND LOSES.
ANOTHER FOR "CY" YOUNG.

Al ephia-Mornng game r. H. E.
Philadelphia .........0 0 O @ Ks
Boston ..................0 0 0 90 8
Batteries-Vickers and Powers; Winters and
Pruitt and CorriRan.
Afternoon game r. II f.
Boston -.........O 2 o. s 2
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 Ia s 2
Batteries-Young and Criger; Plank and Smith
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

'Bau.d for Dorner in seventh inning tBatted for
Young ninth inning
Observation-Disclosures o o o o o o 0-1
Tvoha.e hits-LumIey Sheehan. Hits-On Dorner.
In innings; OF Young 2 in innings Sacrifice
hits-Humnel Hannifn. Stolen bases-Maloney C2D Left
on bases-Boson. Brooklyn 6. First base balls
on Dorner. 3: OF Rucker 3. First base on errors
Boston Hit by pitched ba-By Dorner, l. by Young.
/: BY Rucker. Struck out-By Dorner l; by Young.
/; by Rucker. 3 Time-13s. Cnlpire-ODay.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
WHITE soX WIN FIRST GAME.

At Chicago-Morning game r II. E.
Chicago .................0 l ks 10 5
ST Louis .............0 s 0 o. 10 2
Ratteries-Whit~ and Walsh and Sullivan: Ora
ham WaddeT Petty and Criss and Blue and
Spencer.
Afternoon game r. II. l..
ST. Louis -............. 0-8 Is 2
Chicago .............0 0 0 0-I .
Batferies-Howell and Spencer Welsh and Man
and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
FAIRFIELD COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

More than one hundred golfers competed over
the links of the Fairfield County Golf Club yester'
day Contests held in Glasses A. d and T.
Seven prizes presented by + e. Converse
president of the club He. with George p Shel-
don for PARTNER made one nine-hole round in
IS The ties in the various divisions will be p.ayed
off next Saturday.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

-Barfed Morcn tn ninth inning
New York .....---------. % .x-s
Phtladelphia. , % o o o-3
Three-base hits-Doyle. Mas-e Donlin. Tvo-bssc
Doolin. Bresnahsn Sacrifice hit
Fsresnahan Hir.-On TAYLOR 3; OF McGinnty. Z; of
CorridoIi /: Moren. .. Left bases-New York.
philadelphia : Struck out-By McGnnity. 8
Bases on balis-OE Taylor. J; of Corridor 3 on
Moren. 8 Double plsy-Doyie. Tenney. Doyle First
base errors-NeN York. 2; Philadelphia .. Hit by
pitcher-Corr.don. / Time 80 Cnlpire-RiEler.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
YouNTAkAH COUNTRY CLUB.

Golfers at the Yountakah Country Club had
busy day the links yesterday In an eighteen
hole medal play handicap for cup presented
by H H. Giles. three had net scores of 30 F A
MarseIlus won the presidents cup by beating W.
c. Phillips 3 up and to play in the thirty-six-
hole final round. Mr.. and Mrs A F. Rice won
the mixed foursome handicap. with sS-13-s5. The
best scores in the contest for the Giles cup
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CARPENTER CUP.
knolLWooD COUNTRY CLUB.

There twenty-five starters in the 36-hole
handicap for three prizes at the Knollwood Coun-
try Club yesterday. z W. Sanborn won, with 49,
44-l43. while r. J. Stafford. Stanley Ward and s
D. Woodruff came next. with 1i6 net On the play
off Woodruff got second and Ward third.
The best were:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
kATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wilkes-Ef 2; scranton. (flrst gamel.
Wilkes Barre g. Scranton, second gameO
Troy, g. Albany. / first game)
Troy. i; Albany, tsecond game1.
Utica. 3: A. J. and g. thrst gameJ
s Utica 3; A. J. and G.. second gameb.
Syracuse. g. Binghamton, tirst game)
BinSh amton, ); Syracuse, tsccond ganle).
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
AFTERNOON GAME.

Three base hits-shipke Mcbride Ganley Hts-of
Lake. and one-third innings off Chesbro. in
three innings Sacrifice hits-keeler Morarity Stolen
bases-Milan- Left on bases-Washngton a. New York:
3. First bals-On Johnson off Lake. off
Newton. 5; off Chesbro / First base errors-wash-
ington. i: York. . Hit by pitcher-Newton I.
Struck out-By s. by Newton. by Chesbro
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

In the bogie handicap competition there was a tie
between Miss S.ydie Ioizeaux ana the Rev. Z. L.
Goodrich both being down 10 bogie.
Miss Harriet Shreve and W. r. Faber the
approaching and putting contest with score of s.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

6rringneld. 3 RoIyoke. =
Meriden. 4; Sew Haven. Gst game
Me-iden. 4: New Haven. I'd gameD.
waterbury 8; New Britain, DIST Eane).
New Britain. 6: Waterbury, cd game)-
Hartford 9; Bridgeport. (ist game.
4l-rtford, e. Bridgeport, j t2d gsme).
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
CHICAGO AGAIN IN LEAD.
rg-Morniny game

A: Pittsburg-Mornins game r. II r.
Chicago -e 0 o 0 % o
lpitfsflIrr .............0 o 0 90 3
Batfcrie.-BroHn and Moran; Ieever and I>eifeld
and @ Sson.
Affernr-pn game h II z
yofttsburr .......-...O 0 o 0-3 2
Bstteries-Reulbaeh and Moran; CannitE. Lever
end PhilIJpi and Gibson and Phelps.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
PARK COLE CLUB.

IRy Telegraph 20 The IrIbune
PlaInfeld. July 4.-There were numerous events
at the Park Golf Club which attracted large field
to-day md good were the rule These scores
were returned for the Presidents Golf Club and
Holiday cups:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

Golf handicaps for Class A B players of the
Richmond County Country Club were the holiday
features yesterday over the on Staten ISL
and. ". F. Glass in Class A. while W G.
Burbank and r. l.. Harrison tied in Glass B. The
scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
The leaders in the cup event were:
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Stamford Conn, July 4-The competition at Wee
Burn to-day was thirty-hole handicap for the
handicap committee prizes. The best eighteen holes
counted.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

The holiday handicap at the St Andrews Golf
Tub yesterday Won by B. Lamb with the net
core OF &c strokes The leaders were:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
PHIIADELPHIA
NEw YORK


,c,r- York -......-...O o o o q O q IL
l,lfIadeluha ............0 0 o o o 90. 0 90
l4its-Or McQuillan. g Sacrifice hits-Doyle. wiitse
c2e Stan-oD q stolen base Double plays
Rrabe and Bransneid Grant and Bransheld- Left on
oases-New York. Philadelphia. J. First base on
errors-Nex ? Hit by pitch-r-By Wiltse /
struck out-By wlItse. 5: by McQuillan J. Timel:+5
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

.1+borgb declaring their innings closed when
they had compiled III runs for the loss OF Sr
uickets the Columbia Oval team had no difficulty
in defeating the Manhattan eleven IN their leasus
championship match at Williamsbridge winning
bv u runs This result is due mainly 10 the spsn-
did work Of A Hoskings. VINO captured nns
z-,oLats ,or "a rms and scored S. being still at
The uickets when the innings closed D. G. Birkert
u,as the only other double figure scorer with L
For Manhattan n. A Oxenham took three wicket,
for "A runs and F. F. Kelly took two for ss Ths
score follows:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12

cd kltng. Tho whole team, in fact seemed to be stunned by the sudden ness of it all Sheckard made @ des- Iperate steal of second and went to third on Evers safe bunt. Rossmau in a moment of absent mindedness, 1 brought about by the general catastro- phe which had happened to Detrolts aspirations, allowed Evers to reach second standing up while the ball re- mained in the first baseman's hands Schulte trlpled to deep center, scoring Sheckard and Evers Then to finish matters up, Donovan made wild pitch and Schulte trotted across the plate with Ghlcago's sixth and last run. Chance walked and stole second while Schmidt was musing over the ball on Detroits sudden fall in fortune but stcjn(eldt flew out, retiring the sIde.
 Detroit substituted D, Jones for O'Leary for a final try for victory and the substitute was given his base on balls. He went to second on Craw- ford's out and scored when Cobb sin gled to center Rossmau, however, hit into @ double play and the game was over
 The attendance, due largely to the ehill weather was only 17,I6O paid ad- missions, according to the official tig- ures made public after the game The gross receipts were $26,92l
 The game in detail:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-12
FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY..
The Outcome of the Various Con-
 tests on the Grldiron Saturday.

The Outcome of the Various Com tests on the Grldiron Saturday Yale IS, Holy Cross O,
 Princeton 0, Lafayette 0.
 Harvard 10, Williams 0.
 Carlisle 12, Syracuse 0.
 Pennsylvania 6, State college O. N. H. II. $ 0, Waterbury II s. Q. Cheshire 24. Choate O.
 At ansing-Iniversity of Michigan 0, Michigan Agricultural college 0. At ChicoRo-Chicago university 29, Indiana 6,
 At Minneapois-M Minnesota 15, Ames Q.
 At Columbus-O State university lG, Denison university 2
 At Lincolu-Nebraska 20, Grinnel 5.
 At Champaign Ill-Illinols univer- sty G. Marquette 6.
 At Lewisburg, Pa-Gettysburg 6, Bucknell ..
 At south Bethlehem, Pa-Lehigh 12, Rutgers o.
 George Washington university 2l, Eastern college, Front Royal Va, O. At Lexlngton--Vrgina Military u- stitute dO, Hampden sidney college 0. At Schneetady, x. Y,--tfnion college 0, Wesleyan 0,
 At Clinton, N. Y,-Rochester B., Hamilton 0.
 At Washington, Washington and Jefferson 13, Westminster O
 At Newport News Washington and Lee 0, University of North Caro- lima 0,
 At Washington-Georsotown uni vorsity 22l Baltimore Medical college At Hanover, N, H,-Dartmouth IS, Tufts 0,
 At Ithaca, N, Y,-Cornen 23, obor- lin 10.
 At Groton, Mass. Harvard fresh- men 6, Groton school 0,
 At Exeter, N, H.-Princeton fresh- men 12, Phillips Exeter 10.
 At Amherst Mass-Amherst O, | University of Vermont Q.
 At Haverford, Pa.--EIaverford II, Delaware college O.
 At Mercersburg, a,-Mercersbure 1 4 Western Maryland 0.
 At Hamilton, N Y-Colgato 12, ! Hobart 0,
 At Pittshurg-university of Pitts burg 21, Bethany 0.
 At Springfeld-Springfeld Training school 21, Connecticut Agricultural college 0.
 At Troy, N. Y.--Rensselaer Poly. teehnic IT, Columbia A. c. 0.