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for January 9th should be read by all
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trast with certain phases Of German
university life, the value Of our college
athletics IN providing healthy vent
for youthful energy and in promoting
the solidarity Of the whole student body
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VaIicose Veins Appendicitis Rheuma.
usm, Bright's Disease, Enlarged GlaHd-
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piles and Rupture
Treated 10y the Hyladrrmic Injection
Method without the knife. toss III blood
rr detention from business One of bis
own discoveries and the most certain
and snre cures Of the uiueteeuth century
Chronic Diseases of Men and
Women Speciality
Space forbids the mention Of hu few
Of the Chronic Diseases which he treats
Of both men and women II YOU are
nervous. excitabe and Irritable les
pondeut weak and easily tired ont, lack
Of energy, want of confidence pr if yau
have headache backachp. pain IT'D side.
MA treatment is remarkably successful
Married ladies must be accompanied hv
their husbands, minors by their parents
REMARKABLE CURES
Effected in old lingering and long ~tani
ing cases which have neru neglected ar
improperly treated. Consultation 90
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WRE<TLER< BIRRED.
GO~beI amt ~ eensS SG Vale IneII Eible
Penn state Not Admitted

The Iuter.oliexia'" Wre.f|,nE 49,. q.
ION. winch l. composed ~ Princeton. a'"
olumbia. penn=ylvana and turn'Il. held
a meeting o. The Murray An Hotel vs-'~f-
dav afternoon - which the Submission Of
Penn S,a's. 10 me association VAS dis u.-sd
Aud al-o the protests against 40 ~ Naie's
entries m The inter- ollsgIate meet q" b~
held ~ Phiadelpha newt saturday fir-t
a ruling Na- made that college must apply
for admission 10 the R--o, nitOn ~ lsa-t
A wear ptsN iotI- 10 the meet THIS dsha rrsd
Penn Stafe thi- wear aud then iIng dis
QUESTION enssei a. to th~r admission next
,ssr n va- finally dec ided that states
sUgtbtIttN rIle- are n present uttsati-tar-
tory and 'hsv were voted down II va
unstsr-tood hoNeveT 4 their baseball and
foot hall tear - ere above suspicion durtng
fhe coming year Inst her admission would
b. resou- idefed
The protest against tosbsl Of N1l" va
neat taken up anf he vs- ruled or under
fke article m the wrestling "OT.i ton
.Nhtsh allow man 20 Vrestle only three
rtfue- 10 the inter- delegate meets Ia
regard 20 sweeney Tho Vale ighi weight,
he arRuulen' waved NsrmiN Tor over an
hour ~ e~nsy j. senior ~ the \ ale Law
= hool and though me Nre-tl ling ar-ociA
o ion hA- No ruling about graduate Conip--
ftfiuu- there o.. -r,.tiOn ahi'h TcteT~ at
palut- not msnt iousd In the wrestling "ou-
.titutton - ne rules of The inter"olle gis'e
Tr.gk Nss0ststion tn1-r fhe-@ rules.
. h1ugh NaIe refused ~ admit The interpre-
tatton. : " .cney wa debBrTcd.
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NO rOIO " ~ M iND<.
T,rhensr 1.rands Default ." Hsme
Team.

Iup-" an" attended 10" purlsut Riding
Academy iE-t uiEhf TO- -s- tho fourth game
IA the indoor ppIp tourney vhi'h ns- =, he'd
tIIsd for ths. DurlaDd p,a Esr- sud fh- Ii,n-
cnoT -t,rand team had - h" GOA rrt with
novelty ra'a- apd a high jumping contest
out ~ tho tour game uhtch have been
-eheduist fht- Jason only 'Nu have hs-en
ola ysd tho other two gong Nv default
II o1k - though mo renegade Nould
have 70 have = HigT Gut"t "a mo Oi 'ro,lust
arranged for them before they wtll "On=-ut
10 uSs heir mallsf- Tho nOur appearance
~ I'M ItshsnoT rant piH V"r- 'a-t nigh'
gave he game 10 tho burihnIs. and March
~ they " 40 piay the nnsi win the tTICkei-
Nood team for The pre- idrnt-' rup-
Ir.-i Rel on she high jumping 'onte-i
We Was ds."OTatsd sith green Tu-s-tie- v hen
he entered tine ring aud hr wore the blue
Shen 10 e'urT~d ~ N" stable DICk Don
nellv piloted him over tho fenses Tie also
-hOv e,i knight ~ ElWav and Initial hO
were placed -sCond ant th.rd
Mr. .iohn Gsrksu won the IN aud ouf
race vtfh Nt.- rncr ~ 80 onf pla,e other
contestants were Miss Lillian krsu-- and
Nv key- buf Gordon smith, sho dit the
Iudgtng. decided IN isVor NJ Mr. Gsrkeu
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WOTOR nO,T~ ~ Dr'D HFtr.
ItuHs'o CoUrIrr and Dew ~ Msauanned
fSr FNr-rtling Handicap.

paw BIN,p. Nar.u '0 o. orc ~
he most rN,iruE iuuroT boat finishes ever
--~1 "n Issa Wrrtt 10" RINsln ,curi~r ~
"'ou'.Uv .n n = ,aI.sr- trHi tho Dewey
IrFs". NE thlris- t'4r.. crossed over
fr" lice .p a. dead rgHr 20 rne ip.sr ard % half
mile class rtnr on Lake Worth r0 dsv
The Eurr'n t'urIer 'rrt.. however. eN-
'e'.jrd I'r ,udU'Hp by q. p-f eut and The
psvrH 70. vhI'h gave hr.t hounr- 10
no Bru,~r me speedy u''ir ,raft entered
nv y - Hsrt
if uH- az uufur' uusfe daN fur tonner@' :
hort. for h"-td~- losing 10 he class d 4
even Tot be same dt-ftuas. " lo-t = fanHs
propeller u he etghies'u Utc race An
ct her ons can he oDta ned. ~ - ~1td. 20 allON
her 10 ,nmV"f" ~ the contests to morrow
iu lH~ latter contest inc Po-sum. entered
bF n 7. " lloughbv I'D all the Nay bui
80 eeOs-t her tuL- allowance and fri
bOn"r- pnt io he Dewey driven bv charles
\ ttark v hich Vt- second ~ the race
The DIn4. entered nv st~DrRs GtnRras
Nou tine lass u hgniEap race. IN vhnrh
tho lt' = r. bbtt. driven nv " I. NiilOughbv
rni-n"i FRI tat ws- --i btUG The -Um-
marie.
I he pnfcm' lime announced NJ np = VI
by the reRlIta committee follows
o..
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Motion for Us abolition ReIected 81
MrrtIng NJ AIhIeIte Association.

~ meeting of N" athle't" a-~Octaiion
~ Ne. Nnra I nIysr-iiy hold ys-l erdly n
mos ,on -ubmuiet by the general committee
~ that body for The abolition oi he "T@W
va. - is,ted bv unanimous vote lhi-
GENERAL rom unttee "ornrrIse~ the "N~' uifN.'
=, ofnmtff,,.. Of The athistic Rs-O' 10 70 ION and
Two alumni ana professors NJ the 'oiie1"
~, ulaus OF u'sanH have A. Yet b'''.n 30
rrov sod Tor oarTN ing On the crew, but "
- almost certain fhaf New ork I niver-fv
II have t,aat house on her river sifs
b.-'nrr usxt September no uuiN"r-HN
h al not com Ts.ts in any - eats ms yea. nv
A. j. AZ. opiniOn ~ the supporters ant aF
Npg.rson ~ his vsar'a eight tha' row lug
y'tI in time. 10 one Of the MAJ or sports -
New Ork Z University
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N'GRAWS VETERANS RIN.


WACO. Tex March 10 McGTaws vet.
erans came up here to-day for a game WITH
me indianapolis team aud although they
shut out the indians they failed to score
a. many runs oT even har a. many a. The
'o's did Yesterday. The tally to-day Was
To o. Manager Carr OF indianapolis had
saved hts best pitchers for he regulars and
as MArquard and DTucke we're both IN goosl
form y was = light hntinx contest IN.
Giants got three or their six hits In one
IEntnR
thari"" Heryog rrmr nesi here over.
night and was a. short to-day. Bridwel,
remaining IN Marlin seymour and Devor-.
who have been dOCtOTihg their ailments
IN Dallas since 'a-i Saturday. cam. over
from that civ last night and completes!
the ouiheld, Murray b"ing The third man.
Features of the game were Here's
drive over the LETT field fence and the clever
t"lding OF DeVln The third bnseman
handled six hand chances we'll that the
spectators marvellrsi ~ him Throws from
the ou'celd bv DcVots and MURRAY eat
down indianapolis runners NJ the plate
Marpuard pitched The first fonr innings
With hrs aCcu~ omsd speed Ia the third.
however. Glaze hi the fence Tor three
bases That Waliop ant single in the
fourth innink was an the damage done "a
haruliard DTnckr hurled the last nv,
rounds and although he faced only two
right handed hrter- was tOuC he'll for only
three hits
The score
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.Iacks@aSIIie IA eeS

iir,t Race faur firioREs- IA = M.Hicsn.
l0s Grimm, =: 20 .. won. OIAclc. iiA tPowprsI
4 - .seond iames Nc. 10: dHannanl. N 70 I.
utrd Tive. U.aA 5. Miss vondsThodrn. Pico.
lsn Crs RAbl Joan Pvnderansi AGnes MAJ.
Sir Krrnry and Trait also ran. Naiusia Ctr lett
a. poe.
Sscnnd Pace NH fzrionGs Mon Amt tOl ~ n
IN. ~ ~ : Won. herdsman. 10 TTOnl~rs = 70
T. second. Amyi i07 1O. Burn.i. ) N I: third
Tims ia as Tom OnonnriL Marie Hyde
Aarun May and Pilsln also Bright start lost
rider
Third Race Five And a half mtoags John
tsrtfion ~ tt3 tNicoh, . N 10 Won. Tom Nrf;rath
~ tfstlbsru. ~ N T. sccond. Hoffman - Wilson
4 IN q third Time. N as. Panto1ne Nenr ~
S,FUme. BOOger Red. IDA -. and fuTuace slso
ran.
Fourth Race-On~ rsiie-Boca Grande tO7
Noun taint ~ IN s. Non. MaFtiRex ias ~ Davis.
? ~ second. sotru,ln. ion fWtlsoal. q - T. third
Tive. i.U - ToiiN. Cuiiis OrHsNDy ana Inc
ds0iden Bitterly ntso ran
rim RaCr- SiR turiongt- strife Out t07
tCiVininl. a W :. wnn. Judge CablnenA no fTrnn
lsri N " 7. -rcnud. Ming Avondnlf. ia Rridi
. % T. third Time. t.t.3A Cerernoniaua Firxt
nspIs. Coauets snd nolly 8aliHian aiyS raa
skth Rare=4Ong nllla and . Eintesnah-0herrn.
iI0S 1Ntrnh. toA Woa; Great gunl1se. 80 d.anr1
u ~ s. sccsnd. EaEa ~ alrNulnnd. iao fP91rTsh
70 I. tnirf. TINE. iiD 4. Teinptrr Co. lol
liaTiInuua- Warusr Gnagen Plume and Uatverss
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HIGBL IND RECT LtRS EvENTP.
Defeat SannIsans ny q to . In seven
Ianlng Game.

ATuF>S. ia March ~ Nv Winning
to-davs seven inning hattie with q tally ~
10 tha-e regulars broke even with
The Big Chiets Hishlan nj clan in me four
game series that has been PLAYED To date
The game vas 80 have zone the ~ gula ION
rourse but n got 81 cool a. he sun dropped
loN thar every one Was glad 10 eat short
the tnters-ting com IA
chase had - k,dnap the frat ~ Seuan
NJ the second team to turn the trick He
insisted tha' Biz Jim Vaughn patch Tot him
Inc IsNs- -nu'husv certainty looked good
m the --veO innings even % ne was 'ou' he'd
up for Nys runs Ne had great speed
eNoe..snf control and = vondsrI'Iliy efectiv
STOW hsn Bu' tor Rps-el and Foid and
Ia,a Na-hap. rival pitchers Nhru, S'al-
lines "a -+d 20 the oui fe,d. VAUGHN would
have had absolutely no ,rOuble IN Ninntn r
~ h" plsa -s'si We u,sde he r,t.iaNe 81
~aTN INK th--~ de-pi~sNi rivals nothtng hu'
sloW balis ~ cost Nun lust three hone
rum lord na1 Two ot the~e - hi- 'f"iu
ard Wsrhop one The second team earned
couple runs oT Jim In The hy~t ant ihIrd
~ the usual "a -hton Ne enioNsSi com
rIandinE cad I'D - tune and did not care
much
al. Johnson ~. much talked NJ third
pa-auan frpm Portland ore 'ooA ht>
nr-r ira'nms ever. l--- ~ ~" game fs
au-su,r IT Vaughn Roach IS a. a--tg le-i
be-. Hr- sas. f--k 20 va hsuHt,trpei
Nr. having upfbtng hut q nnEeT nf. John
..u fu-uaH .NrNst none ~ The ~luggin
sriu'r rsat r1rusi nm N.- reputation IN
no .pY-'
Tl- reErH1r- 'u'6cu gave loo DOVE r.
N+u.usrtrg ~ ft" very "r-' inning AMI 90
20 t4-nU a'h NrH. rUu- 20 ono rec M
fora f..u.. D.. o.. Rn-,. to- 81 triple aud y glrsf
AM & Nt-a Tor single each Doc ustS
man o. double amt -ingl" W-h q fore"
-ans H o.. o.. -H.H smother IN Dow" ~ 20"
.@,pud NuI-r dTsN" ~ - s"n'F. n no hl'
ana -rpIs 100 rho fouT.h Np'f"r H'4" Won
49,. game fu ne -nth Johnson low
rnrnI Is' me native ~ou on AMI hs ifumr-
dirtefS ~toIs second and third on pif"he-
sha-s lsff Npi'er- - tnfrd nv striking put A.,
uut fnCi".s -tngfr hrpughf nam ia
The game 49, utE Ell IN m" new grounds
ThsSs are sttl q 'rtfs soft Bul should 10 q
great fWTTny"wsn' over ne rampJ- before
ffss. end uf 'h- ws-a
TODAY score
Nanrigars
Regular ' " y
R,ttcdss p1t. ..inu aud n. rrrU Vaughn
snu SwrrusH
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FENCING.
Year CsVabIes as An styles 01sliI, Ter
ElnaL

4 competition at fencing With 10 three
recognized weapons for a. many meaa.-
Sfven each season BY Or Hammond. prss'-
deHi % the Amateur fsncers League 81
AmeTica had eight entran,s last nlgh'
a. the New York 4 4 Usina two slide-
he contest moved with bTtsknes- nnn
-nded at u o'rlo~k. fast time record 10
qualify were = Curti. New York q
= points q Strauss aud a. " Po~tga'e.
Turn V-rein. each. aud y Meylan. Fen"er-
club. curl had ciean score. for
vas not ns'..-~ar, rop him 10 fence The last
bout with the sabre a. Il WOuld not have
ane,red the Ula"inx- Pust gate beat
Strauss ~ The fOils and tho latter returned
ds, r'oinpiuent az duellinE swords a,
The ioh " ORA came flrsl aud u A. dee lsled
Wv . four minute bout. Tor the duelltng
swords one touch settled matters, and IN
he sabre contests the majority 1T ntt~en
points NRS nes'sied. touch On an aita'h
counting one aud Osi he TipOStc 90 COUNTER
riposs. Two ka,h 81 The four 81 gam y"
nnn. d%payed iecIlllE "a %" ,hr.r T'NsI
Who Tor ten years has l~en he ioTetntI-i
exponent Of the Italian school In this cltN
The OIrn ~tNle Of attack lid mai Da~- tue
quart al The French foils oT .word-men.
however. - ~" O'itSpOken Indignation
Of 'urii over several OI the judgments
The iinal will y, on n-Ni Thursday evening
AT the same salls d'arme~
DT Graeme " Hammond was the diTec-
'oT. and nudge On the first strip W"r. "
-'p'' " ohAioi anu HaN bth@.h". = >
WITH IOhu .Nlairr aud Y 4 Post a.
Watchers On 10" second slide the directo OF
was q n Ba.nbridge. the judges q "
Breed aud George EsinherT. " ith " Della
pO-s' amt , ! Bryne a. watchers
finu aud ID Mckinlsy we're the scorers
The summary
Foil. TIr,t strip Il " PosigAH Turn NcTrin.
hsAt g /. coat. \ strauss. Dr { I ADAMS.
Nrw Nork {.
q r Conu Italian Fencsrs club beat strauss.
lost a. pustgats and Adams
strauss. rum verrin' heat ADAMS and los,
10 'onu and Postralr
nr Ndams Nrw Nork G h-al Cont aud lost
N iostgaW and Strauss
second Strip y y COnu. New Ncrk q .
heat HAith Lawrence and M~l tan
y Meb Ian. tsn,rr~ club. beat Haith ara
Lawrence lo~t ~ CVTti.
Railh Turn Nrrru. beet Lawrence and lost
a. hsl ian and tutu
J \ Lawrence Tsnrcrs club. iost all bouts
TotAl Fun Points Postghte Curt. p. NeN
ian . CUnu strauss. Rain. Lawrence. q
l'u"iing swords First STRIP Strauss bee,
po,txas Ndams b~at CONT. PostgAte bcAt CONT
anu Mann. lost n strauss Conti and Adars lost
all
second strip -Curti heat kaith Lawrence and
ami MeNian. heyian beet RAith and Lawrence.
lost ~ Curt Raith beat lawrence. Lawrence
Total dueIung sword points curt. 4 strauss ;
pO.tEatr. Meylan. (. kAlth. I COnu iaWreuce
snd NdArn~ Cnnu ara Adams hslved ~
dnuhie touch
gate And adams, Postsatr beat COng and Adams
Diners not fenced
second strip CURT beat Lawrence and Mey
ian Ne, Ian heat Rsi'h snd Lawrence. Lawrence
Totai sahre pOtnts Strauss. : PoStgate,
Curu. . Neyian Lawrence. !.
Grand totals Curt = strauss Po,tgats :
Me- ian. Raith Gonu. 7. lawrence Ndaus. :
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AMONG The AUHONODIuSHS
DEFEAT o. EDGE BILL ~ NEW
JERSEY REGRETTED
LEGAL Dealers Predict Example oT Peass-
syINansA. DelaN are and Maryland IN
Pasatag Reciprocity Measures wa Ne
FslaoN - by a.aNmakerS ~ Albany.

..-..--.... -. 1890. -, Aka,mmN
~
Ic..I au,omobilis,a we're greatly dis
apnoin,..d ye.,.rdav AZ the news from
TreDton ,ha, ,h. Sew Jersey state senate
had voted against IN. Eds, hill uermU-
,;ny pop-r,.-,Jsn,. tn use their ears in that
STATE vithout registering the nachine~
Enor,. h,v,. b.an made for several years
IN s.cur. ,h. uas.a xs Of a law IN New ler.
s.v ,b,t No,,lJ do nUav utth IN. necessity
!, - ,..,.,.. -, 80, ,.Lay
OF tes'>'"t''E 'e's n-io'e NV w -
into the stats" but Sat- senator frehhs-
huysen has alNavs succeeded In defeating
.' " - ~. ,....,.I ~, an. go,
- ., .'.,,..,.,a.
biiists whose ears Nere regsiered In their
own states could travel IA New Jersey
for 'hrs- p~riod~ of Ave DAYS each In one
traiions for their ear
The attitude Of ne New Jersey "a MnaH .s
nH- ,'-eu Is s.-r. =. w
causes n their motor vehicle laws pro-
Vta,ny ,hat ,piv r...tdsnt. of states that
,,.,,.i.,, -, So, 80, a,i,n. can ~.
their roads without securing new licenses
The motor vehicle laws Of Pennsylvania.
MARYLAND and delaware contain these
reciprociiy clauses aud several attempts
have been made 10 have r1'h clause
added 10 the laws OF New YORK State.
CharI.- Th.d..ns Tar,y ro,tnsel tn the
-, ,'''l, ....a..,,. U..,,-
NAHon"' As-o''a'lo OF Husono",'e ''n''-
fac itiTeT- and chairman ot the legislative
board of the American Auiomobile Asso-
,.tatt,p .s,d ve.,evdav that the action of
-. -. -, .,,. 80, =. ..,A.r
w" Nv 'Nt-eN N'H'' S-h"N Nss 's'"V'
dI>rouraRing after he had fought Tor Rhrcs
wears to pTevent a Tcciprority clause being
s,tded IN he ,no,or veh,,ls In \, of this state
- - - ,,.. =. ..-.,.--.I ~.
,Oi- W ~ 1880 ,, ~ ~
Ina''et Ne-,eiusN t'."N - .' IT,
ss'o oi, o'' nov u"'"' ''"-'"0'"''""
." N'"""D'
,A..t an g.. =. , . .....hi.
- -. - " l.uhe. VI" ~ u - " ~ n.
me la-t lSenty Tour hour race q, ihe brlEn-
| Npn 1880 N1'YIuIpH'rr, 49, tau, - . 49,
| snkskeu ~ !!onn hnnnieI ~ a'S S.n...s
| uIlNe' Witn LOUIS brn pn. w p.,s
- y, ~ sshT Alnn ~ ~ n,'sn.D 1 $50,
| nos consists Oi three OF lhe mo.s eApsIli.
| ei.Cep uilNtIH W uhl- tounIy. 'nr tnu ts
| InetuueI UelhE Walll'" w. D ,N'r. WI" ""
si-o ue seeh W l""' 'o'hpe'NOu'
,s,- ~, d,
| a, ln- Uenlbetr oI thF Autoupohe JUN =,
ua,'loIu are W ing 70 lnohce we muHNlpai
aulnottle- ~ 'helI ,HN 20 Use .aI -PsinA x
! MASN@H. paNru~IN Nhru ,gH,ptVNnA ~
streets OF nhtIoru lneteau oi AOhuhulns
=" arrAnse 20, aspnsI paN.he w hss Jcs \,
HVpp-eu "" laf some more rucc' a"Inei
RaNsmcnt On farmineton avenue Ih n s.
I Ioih ahn ,his hsr AIou-ru Ine vpPcs,,.o"
/ no' ohlN oi the autohopiuss anu lue 80 /.
H.n, aiShs Ine StIe,,n 70 pe .mpsoss ~
~, lbr h"sn lTlNet- iup ah1 uuIhuru ~
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INDOOR TENNIS.
Mrs. sc,smIiS Wins singles md Miss v az
ner ana Miss huttrs Dsubtes.

The Nomen'- nat tonsl indoor lawn tennI.
,hampionship ~ singles aud doubles came
ia close Yesterday On the courts Of the
seventh Regiment The singles occupied
he forenoon session which developed into
an exceptionally last match between Mr.
,us After three very hotlv contested sets
victory rested ol'h MIR Schmitz. The score
beng :. - The winner 10 an
English uornan ana though the litle - her
nrst important one she u no nsN conner ~
the game Iasi year she Vas q runner IN
10 Mis- Marie Wagner and IN los she rrisd
fol the . rut l.t lost on the second round
10 MIS- Fsun, fi-h
larry IN the nrst SCI Mrs Schmitz showed
frequently on long 'nssing shots 60 the side
Inc The 80 iook~c easy for Mr. S"hmiig
snddsriv Wiss Marcus bra"sd herself for =
winning -fr~.k Fuf -he rTurk 81 on ~
gau - Co. -u,'e~-'0u. 'h~repV winning me
49, e. IN ~" -e''ond - there Wa -orns.
10 com" .Ipss 80 he net Tor -horl range
v'r, Me- Marcus made some tuiSiske
whatever hlpuh~rs caw~ 20 Mrs s"hwU-
wore 100 'he vHv ~ Tho hall gong ouf 81
sounds IN ne stde I'm. she exhibited
some Hr" s,khagd -'uoks-. which we're
an me urr" aT--'i,~ The iprehsnd work
vas goat sud -bs vou nu'nh@r 81 -ervi.e
H,"- 60" .nH IrrN. got -" - o. 0 tAilN
MOI -, ro"i. w. S'tuttl having th- better
~ O.. ,ud she Won ~ au4 canned 10"
f Hlf.. "u-utu
lH' -YrUruAr,
single Ifa.I -rIHd w. Trsd,rics q Scr.....
cr'.a'r1 WI. i.ns Marcus $40
posg, n, r5 SSs N, s S.,i. T HsE n' pa
'H-, ,-Ist- huitrof defeated MI. Fuslb-.1 y
' ,@d vs. >ns az fiaai r'4na vi, Won,
iiarI. t.'-r 90 Wss fii'' \ hass
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NnfCtai Z 500 BeardifA - INV ~tN
PAnIs March is-The race for the priX
Nrtots at saint Ouen to-day Was won by
yeilpicard's Gabrielle pnyer's Niexan-
driRe was -~cond and Hart's Donnarel
third. The Jockeys on the placed horses
we're Tespectively PAnrement. Defeyei
and GOulDeau. Five hor-eS ran
Thomas HitchcOck Jr'-. CiOrkVork was
third IN the rare for the PriN HainRut
Only four horaes ran. Heath had the
mount The race was won by DelapOrte's
(iibir hung ridden by D~feyer Believtlle's
Fer. on Which Carter had the leg over. NA-
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HOPPE BEITS ~ IRON.
IsuRG PIsyrr wins Is.I ChamP,sSship
FPam Veteran.

tWir,Go March ~ BEFORE tho biggest
o rpWd mar ever witnessed billiard game
N THIS city willie Hoppe defeated 1,.orgs
sutton for tho - 'haupion-hip no diA-
nond emblem and side ba' ~ sssN The
hnai score vas Hoppe. 80 sutton. "a
Hopes average va ~ cD-3o. With high
rtIn 81 81
Sutton started out like . whirlwind. but
aoon tired and Hnpua had iiftle trouble
n passing him. euft0n's average waa
! ss-.a. with q hiEh run q %
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Nor SrRIN.s. krk March ~ Manager
Mi Dahlen gave tho BrOoklvn PLAYERS
,e-p,ts from 'raIninG this afternoon IN
order ~ allow them 20 attend me opening
,,,,. tr the series betwe tho inctnnat.
I'D Rosfon club The men had COOL
,rs,rkouI this forenoon ard With tho eN"ep-
LOO I'd IuTnley and Jordan Hll tho brook
f,-rt,ss are almost ready In start the season
Although the Red soN we're shy several 81
tbeiT veterans they won EASILY : 20 :. we
Reds being being blanhed ""'" t@'- """'
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PnIsdrlpn.a CrIrkrtrr. win

7ps'Hl C1his DssBafCh % THE SuN
H.NILtuN Bermuda. March ~ In the
~e~ond inning Of the cTtrlket match here
today the Philadeiphian- scored ts1 for
I've VtTket- H0rdsrn scored - aud re-
tired The Hamilton Clubs score vas a.
Hamilton -por-d t5S and the phiadeiphtsns
thus Won the match BY 1 Tun and i've
iCkef-
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New Nnra
Indianapolis

nuns Wv NOTk NryFnouT. HfFfoG, ; MerkIf,
Two base nit Ntrkle rhIre nAss MT Glafr
tomr run HeTtng SacrtAge 2, prNorr. Stni~n
hases Lrwts. Callahan, hcrtOg. DsNllu. l.rtt
bases New York. . lnshanApolA ! First
hs-r errors Indianapolis NeW NorE :
Double plals uevnrr and Schlei. boyle. hernoE
And Nerkte STuck out ~ GlaSr. by haE
guard . rs nrtrge I first hasr On balls or
NArquArd ~ nrucke (. 90 Spenrrr 1 VIA
vt ton SPENCER Hits on Gla1r. I In three IA.
nipg>. ~ MaTuuard . IN tour inniNrs. ~ GrAnaun.
\ IN tarrc Innings Umpire SPENCER TINE
hour anu 81 minutes
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View York Univsraity's track schedule
SO approved BY the faculty committee
rssferday. The raeets are - IoIoes.
"a tsiindeiphis; May = LAfaZeste z, Eas,on ny
IA girgfna tng1ittte ~ one 49, - - 49,,
uaF 81 aad "a. tntarceiieElaess 81 Fnhaa-hpAiA