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HARVARD DCHANGES STROKEOAR
Sargent Dcposci in Favor OF Il. Cutter
Fear OF Crew GoinG Stale.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June is.-Stroke
Sargent was out or Harvard's varsity shell
this evening when the eight pulled away
from the float in very choppy. water. Roger
Cutler. who has been rowing at q. took
Sargent's place, the latter viewing the even
inG's practice from the launch. Paul
Whitney. who has been rowing at in
the varsity four. was transferred to the
shell eight, taking the seat vacated by
Cutler. Waite was taken from stroke in
the second four to Hll Wellington's seat at
4. and Parker. a freshman substitute. in
turn succeeded Waite.
and caused considerable Of a hutter about
the camp for few minutes aft er the variety
shell Was PLACED in the water ABOUT Q clock,
to. get a line on the new makeup as. q strong
wind from the northwest was beating down
the course and whitecaps were distributed
soGs hs ss sns Htsr Ssd Ssd aaTn
two mile test against the stifl breeze. but
With an ,de There ,G was ocssid On; d.
is this change in the boat temporary or
gsIrT,anssn,,.s W.; asked Of Capt Elliot
sT BE- or 1se new .y Be- not he
replied 1T was mighty roushe THE course
tonight. he added. The condition OF the
varsity shell when ie returned to the nos
Ions OF water fell out Of the BOAT when the
eight overturned, 1t after their return TO
quarters.
Just why Sargent was removed from the
boat Is a mystery at Red Top. he stroked
the crew last year when II won on the
Thames and also was in the she'll 10 the re-
cent race with Cornell when the latter crew
won the two mile race at Ithaca.
il Is rppored at Red Top there are strong
fears the crew Is so finely trained some Of
them are likely to go stale before race day.
Yale 3 freshman eight also had a shAkeup
this evening. Capt. Baker at No. being
Kerr's seat, the latter being relessted to q
seat with the freshman four. Yale g varsity
and freshman eights were sent down stream
mile, both crews pulling about ~ Tn e
freshmen were beaten nearly two boat
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SoNDERs RACE AGAIN,
No Name and Spokane Ill. Winners In the
Manchester Rcsattas

Two races for the sender class were sailed
on Thursday In the regattas Of the Msn
chester Yacht Club. In the mcrRing race
the wind was strong from the SO hesst
and the sea was rough. Charles tane,s
Adams I'd q unnamed yacht. which at present
is known as No Name. won the race, 6eaElng
Caleb Loring's Wolfe by seconds. Ths
Lady was third, 10 seconds behind the
IS seconds: Spokane. III, s. seconds ssily
Y. minute "A seconds; Manchester, lN..
? minutes 10 seconds and Alurm.. I nliuNtss
In. the afternoon the Wind came south
west and still fresh. Seven started and the
race was won by Spokane Ill .sseiltd by
minute IS seconds Bandits minutes 10 sec.
onds; Eel. minutes as seconds; sally. y.
minutes l3 seconds: Wag. 0 nIinufes :,
seconds. and Caramba, minutes So seoopds.
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pIrrsBuRo. s: NEW YORK tS. I.). :.

PITrsBuRo. s: NEW YORK tN. H.. =.
PITTsBURG. june ls.-There was q hard
baseball battle at Exposition, Park this
afternoon between Camnitz and Wiltse. Tho
contest lasted eleven innings. when the
Pittsburgs wero returned winners by the
score of to 2.
pretty one from a real basel ball standpoint.
as both teams seemed o trlfe nervous,
and under, the strain some bad baseball
the other Ave. It was not until the last
half OF the fifth inning that any scorina was
done. Then Pittsburg t9ok two. Pevlin
sfter Gibson few out camnitz made his
first hit of the season. Barbeau forced
Wilson at the plate. ut,moved to second on
hs Mssre paS sy Tss boss ems5 1oSs
In the sixth inning New York got this pair
back. Miller wsbbled at a bad moment.
giving Tenney FIRST on what should have
with pitched ball. Herzog walked. filling
the bases. and there was conference be-
tween Clarke and the pitcher at this point.
Rn ths boH Sh h hard ons 20
Miller, who With the assistance OF Wagner
and Abstein completed 2 double play on
was over % With he iirss ' run run f'S Tor New YoTE
O Hara now tapped one to left and the score
was tied as Doyle came over, Leach here
made ma! reparkable running catch OF Dew
From this lme forth il was a pitchers 3
battle. On different occasions the frst
man UP would hit safe. but he was always
inning Tenney, frs, up, hit safe and went
along on a sacrifice. Herzog few out and
both, Murry aand O'Harara were intention
ally walked by Camnitz, and Devlin was
out to the inieid. Leach hit for three bases
first up In Pittsburgs half OF the eighth,
but Clarke. Wagner and Abstein behind
Glare and Abstein, walked Wagner and made
Miller ground out.
After Gibson was out In the eleventh.
Camnitz hit safe and scored when Leach hit
been a home run The score
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HINANSs HIS HIGHNEss WINS.
other Americans Take Prizes ~ Rich.
mOnd Horse Show.
.spsefa Cabls DeIpaieh 10 TEE Sun.

'ppecfW CdoR DfSpaicH 10 lHE SUS.
LONDON. June is.--ht the Richmond
horse show to-day W. Winans's His
righness won the first prize for hacks of
Is hands and upward, The same horse
also won the hack championship SO guinea
cup. lt..
The Richmond horse show was the prem
Ter event Of its kind here until the inter-
national show Was started. II has not only
not lost popuIa rtty through the latter hut
has gained in attrsctiveness owing to the
entry OF many OF the Olympia winners.
some curious reverssIs Of the Olympic
deCisions were seen. This Ii ascribed TO
the more natural conditions under which
the horses are shown. the competing courses
being In a spacious park, which allows a
freedom OF movement which IL impossible
in the are1H ct Olympia,
Messrs Watson and ,Winans entered
several of their. horses and teek many
not compete, but they. droye their coaches
70 Richmond and watched the competitions,
held In Phlladelphia, and gave the palm to
Riohmopd. the grounds being much larger,
while the Jumps were arranged In real
style,
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR GRAvESEND.
Brooklyn Derby and Trement Stakes the
Leading Features,

Seven races will be run at Gravesen d
to-day. Only three starters have been
named for the Brooklyn Derby. for three
year-olds, one mile and half. with Joe
Madden 3 strong favorite over Fayetts
and County Fair For the fremont Stakes,
q dashof about six furlongs. for two-year.
olds. Waldo. Starbottle and Glennadeane
may be the factors, In the first race. for
three year-olds, about six furlon gs. Spell
bound, Lawton wiggins and rakahiIa
have chances
The Empire State Steeplechase will bs
at a mile and three sixteen tbs. St Joseph
Rio Grande and Mark Antony II. figure
we'll Maiden two-vear-olds will run In
with May Florence, Responserui and Eddie
Dugsn probably the best. In the last
event. a handicap. at about sig furiongs.
Julia Powell Riaito and DE Alund may
cut up the money The entries follow:
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College Athletics.

Princeton has great runner 10 Robert Pager
Black freshman this year, who WIN be eligible
tor the varsity team next season. Black ls q
Mereersburg Academy lad and Is sprinier OF
merit t.,, -.
CornelliAn writes about the Harvard Cornell
boat race; Weed stole half length op Pair
away on both the false and real START with the
pistol. Harvard breath after Y, You ought 70
See fAir Harvard with the rar sticking Into Them.
The weirhu OF wiscons,u.. crew men are:
samnieha: bSw. iet: Kerr; IA Trsps, a iss;
hi n.i s.4ots s,ssat
crew. The WiscoSsin men sfsn'r rowing mora.
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Baseball Notes.

BuBtsNoJoS, w.. June iB---pitcher Co,llns
OF the Vermont team struck out nineteen Penn
sylVania state bhtters 70 day. He Will join the
american League Park Will have It's orst double
header Of the season 70 day.
Rid Elberfeld WAS vigorously cheerod as he
left the Geld yesis Fyisy after being put out OF ihe
gamc by o'Lough,ln for questioning tho httcr's
grotesQuc decision
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scsyer Again Massachusetts champion

EosIoS. June is.-n, c. Senvtr OF this
city again won the title OF tennis cham
pion Of Massachusetts, through bis defeat
OF Frank j., sulloway Of Franklin. Y. H.,
Cricket Club tliis AFTERNOON, The soores
were I'll. so, G--,e u was announced
TODAY that the EssteIn doubles champion
wood beslnntns on July %. ~ ~. /.
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games scheduied for, To-day.
AMERICAN IEAHuE

.'' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington In View York 1.-TWO eanies': Phs
dei,hlA ~ Boston two Cames). Chicago In Ne
troit: St. Louis IN CLEVELAND.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York IN Pi,tsbrrg; Brooklyn In Chicsgo
Philadelphia In Cincinnati; Boston In ST. Louis.
EASTERN i.ssoJF.
Montreal In Newark: Buralo In Jersey City
Rochester In Providence: toronto In Bsltirorc.
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Nereldcs II. l;ets hack.

carr MAY.N. j., June is-The Mercedes
u. returned this morning from Bermuda
In charge Of Capt. waiter Murray Bleling.
The. yacht made the run from Bermuda 70
hour, So,S iess Than IN tie race fron New. York
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INsEP HAD ROUGH Weather.
Third OF tho Power Boats to Arrive on
BAY Ridge from Bermuda.

The power boat insep. owned by W. G.
Proctor. which started last Monday morn
ing, from St. George In the race to Fay
Ridge for the Crescent Athletic Club cup.
arrived at the finishing line yesterday
afternoon. She passed In by Sandy Hook
shortly after noon and heading up the Hay
crossed the line at 30sJi. Commodore
+. NJ. Wilson was on hand to welcome the
returning yachtsmen, hut after q short
wait the lusep went TO the Erie pasiD. where
she has some stores. These will be taken
on board and the yacht will proceed to
Greenport this morning. where she will be
put In shape for her owners use. The
Heather left yesterday morning for her
builders yards, the Creenport Construction
owner, Richmond lowering. who wants the
yacht for his own use by the end OF this
Capt. b. G: Carly, who Rad charge Of the
!nse2. reported that the yacht hsd ,expssi,
snd sndeS yesterdsy ssa The nd was strons dna
the sea rough. She had fallen astern OF the
others through engine trou bles and because
Sssn got q her race
between New York and bermuda time fol-
lows:
CRESCENT A. c. cuP-couRsE. BRRNUpA TO BAY
RIDGE. go MILRs- START. 1000 a. ~, JUNE 5.
June II. p. NJ.
Finish. TINE Time
Yacht and Gunner. II. Ms HN,s, HN q
Jlys g. N, Whitaker. 5 a. 50 70 - so 10 ~ 80
Heather. r. Levcrtng.. Q IS ~ 30 10 81 20 % 81
,n.,n 6 p,o,,sI June = q p ) y; 100 5, q 10, 10 \,
The corrected time is simply allowing for
the difference In time. The Ilys beat the
Heather / hour ~ minutes a seconds in the
$40 mile race. which is remar arkably close.
She beat the Insep 81 hours as minutes 5s
seconds. The llys averaged s.il nautical
miles for the eftire voyage and the Heather 8
Mr.. I,everlng through his representative e
in this city yesterday notified the Crescent
Athletic Club committee that he had re-
ceiv ed a report that Ilys benefited through
using her gan mainsail but he would not
make any formal protest against that yacht.
leaving the committee to take such action
as II sees At. As the time allowance was
waived the understanding anon the yachts
men was that the race was simply boat for
boat and none OF the restrictions or REQUIRE
ments OF the race down were In force on the
return trip. Heather being the larger. boat
according to the rules had to allow 4 hours
rs minutes to the llys. but In arranging the
race home this allowance was waived
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UMPTRES GOOD TO TIE MAPS
THEIR POOR DECISIONS SPOIL
XIN 'YORk'S CHANCES.
t,evrlands Take Three Straight and High.
,anders Drop 10 the second Division
Athletics Bump tho Detrotts ana'
t. Vsshingtons Shut Out tho Browns.

The New York Americans lost their third
straight to the Clevelands yesterday and
fell back to the second division. How the
game would have resulted hal the New
Y'orks not received the worst OF the umpirin z
.snno, be told, but as things did happen
,hey lost for the fourth straight time. The
Athletics drew nearer to fret place by beat
iny the Detroits again. taking two out Of
three. The Washingtons shut out the
Browns and took two out OF three from that
club The games terminated the second
series between the East and the West. q
series in which the Clev Glands and Chicagos
did well. the Detroits and Browns fell down.
the Athletics and Wsshingtons struck a
winning stride and the New Yorks and Bos-
tons came a stiff cropper. The results:
cleveland. 10; New York. =.
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, ].
NashinUtOu. 4. st I,Or,fs n
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!Tnn.ngs INIT to-day and the washnstous won easily.

Nuns -WashIn q ton Milan. Street, Aitrook
hughes, = First base on errors. Washington. ..
Zen on bsses.St. Louis S: Washington, s. First
by Hughes, 1. Two base bits--Browne. Hughes
sacrifice hits-McBride. Street. Stolen -base-
hArtken. Double play--tngiaub, Mcbride.
and Donohue, Hit by pftoher.-By Hughes Meal
cese); BY Cr!ss tMlanl. Umpircs--Egan and Sheri-
dan. Tine-l hour and 30 minutes
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want Our Tennis Players in Enrisnd.

Special Coas Despotch 10 The SuA.l z.
LONDON, june IS. Owing 10 the ssneraBY
expressed desire. the American Lawn Tennis
Association will now pc asked TO. send n
team. TO compete here In the pgelimtnsrS
matches for the Davis cup in September
The necessary $1,000 will be raised by pub
lic, subecrip tion. s.t ~ Ne.
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other Baseball Games Yesterday.
AT wIiLIAusTous.
AT auHlrsoros
Amsriean Association. =.

Al st. Paui-Iouisytjle. 10: st, Paul. o.
Al MIlwaukeo-Con I /. Milwaukee,
Al Kansas Gty--Kansas CITY. 2: Toledo. I.
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis, =; Indianapolis. o.
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c1NcIwxArr. Z: rHnApELrHrA ~. r.l. l.
CINCINNATI.

Totals- - = u
sBatted for Sparks In the seventh inning.
thatted for Richie In the ninth rnnIng.
Philad ciphia .-,.....o o o.
Cincinnati. ...........-0 o -
Runs-Philsdelp DelninycT. Cincinnati
Beschcr. Es ran. Oakes. Mosrcl'. Two base hits
Oakes, MaEoe. Mclean. Thre: base ht---M'iehell
Saryidce hIts-Eean, MaKec. Stolen bases-Eg an
Doolan. Double pay -Shean and Bransned
First base on bslis--o1 Ewing, I: OF sparkS u:
T. Wild pitch Richie. tmpire,-Rigler and
truly. 1ime-i hour and so MINUTES
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Tri.State fseaGue.

Al Lancaster Altoona. 5: Lancaster. 2.
Al York. ohnstown. 8: York, D.
Al heading First game Reading. Is: Williams
mart Second "a me WilllsmspoTt, 4; Reading.
Al Trenton-frenton. B: Harrisburg. ).
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Troopers WIN q, Poas.

.PaiLApsurHiA. Pa. June is,.The Phila.
dslphis fresSoo{ers y@s defeated BY the
exeitine match 'af BslG to-day. ths ffty
Troop Winning by scere Of OK rssk 70 =
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Rho,,e, and Partner win st Tennis.

LONDON, June 'is.-At the Queens cub
to-day Rhodes and Mrs. Greyille beat Pol
lard and Mrs. Armstrong In the eemi-aBal
tsurnamen. by a score OF Is. rs.
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Counect,cut League.

At Ho,yose--Hoiyokc, =: BRIDGEPORT ..
Al Sjuiurnsi Springfield. II; New Haven. 4.
Al Hartford Nor1hsrnptou. it, Hartford. 4.
AZ Waterbury Waterbury,, i0;New Britain. =.
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.ss,,.d for Knirh, In ihe seSsn,h esS innias. 4 =

'Bsrtd for knight 10 The seventh inning.
A.w York .........i0 o O ~ o o o.
llnchmsn. Ball. 2; HssSriy, Lord. 2. New York
rlesrttld Chs.e Engie. klsinoT. ftrs' % Sass Sc on on
Cie, Gland. Z; New YorI, >. First base on balls.
OF JOSS, l:on Brockett,b. Struck out-By Joss. 8;
brocse'!. q Three base hii Eagle Tw3 base
r.Ntrl. Lord. Sacrifice nS--:Laioic. stolen
S"s Gocde, Turner. ?: lAloie. Lord Elberfelt;
hlttnoN. Double plAy--Engle and klcinov Wilu
~ hos jose BroCkett, 2 Umpircs- KERN and
oloIghlin. 'fime-2 hours and minutes
PHILADELPHIA IA. L.. 5; nrrhoIT. 4.
rHiltpfLpHiA. June IA. The 4 thietes took the
lnnl game fror, Detroit 10 day. krhnss oyk
nrnod klllian Wonderful catches by GenIcy
and crawford were features The scoIei
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Totals az sT 10.

'Bhtted Tor WOODS IN nintn inning.
Buffalo. o........,-...,,..O o q, 90 o Is
Jersey City............0 o o o o %
Runs-Jcrsey CIty-Eley. Moelier. Buffalo
Smith, Ryan, McAitls,er. First base on errors -
Buffalo. Left on bssesJevsey City. 81 Buffalo, s.
Struck out-By Sitton, I: by kissinser. s: by
vowinke. L. Home rua. Mceller.. Three base
hlt-Schirm. Sarrince hit-Hannifan. Stolen
bsses-Whiie. Brain t.,. Collins. Smith. Double
plays--Sitton. Knots and Calhoun: Esmond.
tondrigAn and Calhoun. Passed ball KNOTS.
tlmplres-Byron and Murray. Time-i hour and
70 minutes.
SswARK. 4: MONTREAL. J.
Newark kept up Its winning streak at home
Ia tS> I'll 'h~
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Southern League.

AT Memphis Memphis, .; Atlanta, O.
Al Little Rock-NAshvtlle, =: Little Rock. 3
~ New orldkns-Nc~ Orleans, >; Blrminr,
Al Mobile Mobile. =: Montgomery, 1.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

IrASprSo OF TRR Gu As

BUYPALo. >: JERsEr CfTI...
Jersey City had Yesterdays game tied up until
the ninth Inning, when Bunaio Vrested the hopors
away with two runs on the crrors OF HannlfAn
and Hanford The score:
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,Euas Detroit Bush. PhIlsde phIa- tiauley.
asfpky, Thomas First bass on errors Detroit.
Philadelphia. Left on beses Phllkdelphlk q:
,s',oll T.. FIR, base 90 ballt.o Erauss. J:
- kilNAn, :: on Nhtrtts, q; Struck out BY
krsrp, !; hy KilIian. y by suges g. Threc base
~ Murphy. Two base hits Rrhns.. Thomas,
hcrincs hits IcraN ford. Collins stolen bhses
Obj, !. TrAv ford DAVIS Double plAyt Bush.
,,rhAefeT aud Motisrty, rmptres hurst aud
honoeik. Tlne-,i hour and sonlnuies.
~AspISorox. :. sJ. Louis "a. .L,.o.
" 'sHisoToS, June b.-Crs, vss jumped op
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BAsEBALI. Te-dsy. Z Eannet N. u. Amer.
LIS p. Y. one Admiration. .-.Aas. /. = y
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Como to Grfer in Eleven Inning
Battle With the Pirates,

The Giants gave the Pittsburgs the stiff
est sort OF fight in the second game OF the
series yesterday. but the Pirates galloped
on with the booty In the eleventh inning.
The New Yorks. in consequence. were over
taken by the Cincinnatis. who outplsye ed
the Quakers, The Giants are still ahead
on games won and lost in the West and wind
up their trip to-day. The results:
Pittsburg, .; New York, =.
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actual club TO which the trophy will 20 was
not decided to-day. one comforting point
for Philadelphians was settled by the re-
the golf contest for the .Lynnewood Hall
Cup at Noble to-day. Philadelphia will be
the resting place. OF the cup for year at
feated q. p. Tiffany. Poweltonc Golf club.
up after a. heart breaking match In the
spoond round. -
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Runs New York, Tenney. Doyle. ittsburg =
Stolen bases-.Wasasr. Abs!sIn; Sacrifice bits
Bridwell and Tenncy: Miller. Wayncr and 40.
stein. Frsi bass on balls-On CAmn!tz. 5: on
Wiitse e. struck out BY Camnitz. BY Wiitse, ,.
Hit by mtcher-By Wilfse tGibson,; by Camnitz
tDoyie,. Wild pitch--cs nnitk umplres-Emslle
and o'Day. Tine hours,
CINCINNATI. 4: PHILApELPHIA IN. L.. 1.
CINCINNATI. ohio. June Is.Ewing's nne pitch
cInnau over Philadelphia TO day. Sensational
catches by DeinInger and Shcan In the rst and
second innings held down the srorc OF the locals.
The score.
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Ksiy sss9Se Lsep Two ef S.s. b,"RsIiy.
Three base hit-Joyec. Stolen bases, Sharpe.
Ssn L-ge iSsss sss ssss on ason
nlty, s; By keefe. :. HIT BY pitcher-ay Kecfe. !.
FIRST base on srrorsccNeTsIs; :: Montreal !.
plays Mclinnlly. Schlsty and sharpe Schlsny.
iouden and Sharpe. umpire-f -finneran. Time
i hour and - minutes.
At BALTIMORE.
n. n. y.
Toronto. ,...,.t.i o %
Observation-Disclosures and Mitchell; Adkins and
Hcarne.
Rochester. o o o o 90 -
ProyId cnre,..1 o o o. 90 o O-s 1
Batierles--Chappelle aud Cutler: Barry and
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New Rngiand League

A. Worccsicr--Lowell. 10: Worcester, q.
AZ Haverhlll-H -Haverhiii, 4; New edford. J.
a. Lawrence 10: Lawrence, Q.
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Jack johnson has agreed 10 meet Charles
J Harvey, 4! Kaufman's agent. neSt Mon
day TO complete, II possible, the details
OF the match arranged several weeEs ago
promoter who will hang up. a Dhrse for
forty-fve round MILL. but johnson declares
that the bout can draw moro money In
than twenty rounds. lf the negro pcrsists
In his refusa 90 meet Kaufman ~ q lon ger
contest It. Ia believed that Cohroth VIII
a. Colma IN September II. IL Is thought
that Cofroth, who has johnson already
signed ~ with ketchel has secret under
standing Wit the colorcd champion.
Evening star., 1909-05-13

sweetness and anecttOn, and fitted from
one to another, leaving a wake Of beam
ing happiness behind her.
Athlyne too. was manifestly happy: but
In quieter fashion. as Is the way Of a
man. He was not overt or demonstrative
In his attention to Joy; but his eyes fol-
lowed her perpetually. and his ears
seemed to hear every whisper regarding
her. Her eyes. too, kept turning to him
wherever she might be or to whom speak
ing. Judy at first stood beaming at the
pair with look of proprietary interest;
but after while she began to be trif1e
her niece. This feeling eliminated when
as Joy tripped slightly on the edge Of the
hearthrug her husband started toward
her with swift movement and with that
quick intake of breath which manifests
alarmed concern. Judy's irnpulsiveness
found its expression in semi-humorous.
semi-sarcastic remark:
why, Athlyne. you seem to look on
the girl as II she was brittle! You weren't
like that yesterday when you flashed her
away from us at sixty miles an hour!
For a moment there was silence and all
eyes were fixed on Joy. who looked en-
barrassed and turned rosy-red. Athlyne
to relieve her drew their attention or
himself:
mo, my dear Judy-rm not ever 60
Ing to call you anything else, you know
She wasn't my wife sthen!''
Wasn't she!" came the answer, tartly
spoken ''She was just as much your
wife then. She had been married to you
only twice. And the first marriage was
good enough for anything. I know that
is SO. for my sheriff says SO! Oh! : 81
The ejaculation was due to the shame OF
sudden recognition of her confession.
She blushed furiously; the sheriff. look
ing radiantly happy, stepped over to her
took her hand, raised 1t TO his lips and
kissed it.
II think, my dear" he said, slowly and