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 to be present i WEDNESDAY
 General Topic for the Day: Religious and School
 Work for and with the Native I
 The morning session. Educational Problems ] 83O-1O; 11-1145. Among the topics discussed there will be the following: J What can be done to make still more effective the pre sent cordial cooperation between missionaries and the Governments Bureau of Education and the Government teachers? I How may advanced education be best furthered? T Sitka School Government plans; Chemawa; Car lisle; Metlakatla; denominational colleges in the States. The character of education desired. In dustrial features. $ How may more effective cooperation be effected be- tween the Sitka School and field workers? Selec- tion of pupils age, preliminary preparation health tuition. What becomes of Sitka boys and girls after leaving school? How their help be best ut4iz- ed in religious work and for community uplift3 How missionaries best cooperate with Government teachers in frequent enumerations and in compiling statistics? Are natives increasing decreasng@ in numbers? Causes. Mixture of white blood How far legitimate? Medical and sanitary work. 10-11. Bible and Devotional Hour, under the lead
 ership of Dr. Hutchinson. TT. The afternoon session. Sectional confer nee the native workers meeting in group and the white missionaries in another Matters of fed3 method will be discussed in each group, sutable3 topics being arranged for each. Among those off common interest the following topics suggested The need of native leaders and helpers their charac ter, preliminary training, support. How effectively volunteer workers being used n3 the churches? Are churches well organized? Dol officers accept and discharge responsibility? Is it desirable, if the way be clear to take over the work at Rake? Plans Shall the work formerly undertaken at Klisnoo be newed? Plans How desirable is language study among missionaries? The use of interpreters English services for na- tives Is stereopticon bureau desirable? How best coope-
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COACHING CLTB Plans.
Spring Meet and Outing Impending To
Dlna rhlladrlphlans.

There VIII no seven drags aligned when
the coaching thb.s spring meet is held
uu SATURDAY. before The Metropolitan club
after lapse of fvo wears A. sherry =
U rhD evening mere vii boz dinner 20
Edward Brown ruc and hi- four guests
Who are coming from Philadelphia 10 par
tfuipafr In tho poschng parade Two ~
them. col F,lWard Morroll aud Edward
Brinior Smrh. with Mr. Browning belong
% both he Coaching JhhNan fhe Phila-
dsIphia four iu- Hand club On Nav ~
the cutting 10 Blairsd~n will take place,
f'n Start being from he Metropolitan
club The return trip Will he on May 10
and eight teams " 10 hs used each way
Thu-e % he whips AZ Saturdays meet
boz Mr~sr~ JaN. Tor thirty five years
prr-Idsuf Of the Coaching Club Eive-
Toe. tahur~tork. Jennings, ". q. and '
losw The formation will Dc along The
Central PARA WBl. tho head n Sntirth
street A. me dinner there will b. a number
be- hu 1rg not ,plchW~u or members Of the
Although Nr.srs Jay and Rtv.s are 70
be- guests az HlHIrzdEn ~ 4 l4pdvari Blair,
'her az" not p1 INK on teams ne com
lueN. 4 Led ard blair and the secretary,
GeorEs a. Maven. Ir The start viii be a.
So Iu M" morning Tor the trip. and the
arrival will be- a. @ n .rlook fn the evening
e. a. Haven. IT,. will drive from the Metro
pol.fru club IN Weehawksn = n Alexandra
uIlI handle mo next 'cam from tarl-fadi
In BeIIaNIua where " O. zoe ttkss no
rpIu- into Mouf.ar There will b. a stop
NJ len minutes 40 Tho Hotel houiClaiT.
which viii be- ieff 81 10 - with a. J..
BotsssNaiu on me box
u 20 Fahns-rp,k viii be coachman a.
Pine brook. and Gus'aye , klss@il puts
on fhH horses % PlrsIppanv add drives
70 N0rr.>'uwu. ~ he own place, Wheat
SheHf HOUSE = T. cromwell iz the whip
thence 90 the IrOmv III House. 4 Isdvurd
War DRIVING the remaining six miles 10
ms home near RernHrds,Illr The host
always drive tho home stage ard he 'rip
VIII bs 30 Nr biHIr- road coach Defiance.
luu,Isuu going and coming r. Ia he -
Mhraf ~irlf HOUSE a. the guests n
W. h .-rI Tho party vIll be Nj Hairs
g.sa'- over SUNDAY There viii hs lais
STAR ON MONDAY 10 ~ 4 " uhch Will
bring tho party 90 Mr. kIsso.ls ~ nom
TO- luncheon The Whips and changes
81 teams ,tl be- ru rho reverse order of the
going Journey. VIZ Maven bringing me
coach fp tho Metropolitan club a. 8 o'Clock
ON MONDAY g1 ching MAY ~
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LAUNCH or MlNCHOVlC.
New Cruising Yacht Bun, for 4. Gsrd,aer
Coaper.

Tho fvin @rrsv cruising motor boat
Manchonar whth has been built By the
Gas EnFine and Fover Company ~ Morris
Heights. wHs launched Yesterday after
nom This YACHT 'y trrA Gardiner Cooper
NJ fhe Indian ltHrbor Yarhi club End vas
rhristansd nv Mrs Cooper This vessel
IL a. feet over all. . feet beam and = fee,
inches drnughf She b. equipped with
fW0 Speedway Fasolane motors " a2-sO
horse. power and twelve NJ les an hour
hss hesn guaranteed bv iha huilders
The owner sf8tpro0m h In rho forward
part % N" vessel and i arranged with =
uanallrd lived heT'h The crews quarters
and motor compartment are under ths
nidshir or bridge deck Next III 4 q
toilet nom and q galley followed bv 4
large saloon. arranged with tWO panel
hprfhs tn the forward end and extension
Iranaoms a. the after end Entrance 10 this
saloon s by companionway from tho
The boat h. handsomely finished IN maho-
gany Throughout and vii he tastsfIliy
furnished
The Manchonac will 10 IN comniarlor
In shout Ten dnyF and proceed N GreenWtch
conn where Mr. Cooper has a summer
home This Be- he seoond speedu ~ motor
boat owned nv Mr. Cooper
uete VT and Mrs A Gardiner COorsT
VI and Mrs Charles o. Hebard Nj and
Mr. Gordon Pierre. Mas Helen Mia M
and Mrs Heurf DAYTON. n W.malou White.
10 and MrF q y Cooper starr q Cooper.
lir and llrs. y. - " lockwood Chirlaa
2 Cool, Nrs Frank Roynolds. MTa. john
BOYD, Mas Ciamentine lockwood. W y.
Parslow. John = AmorY. Charles Z. 60
hury. Miss Mars aaabury. GeoFgs G. Can =
bell and n. W. itephGuaon.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Mrs. SchmItI wins Her Way 10 semI-Final
oGMest side Guns HRndlcap.

The wOmen's handicap singles ~ the
West Side Tennis club we're begun yester-
day on courts near Van Cortlaudt Park.
and 10 the fixture belongs the credit Of being
the initial composition Of the season IN this
iocality There were snugs exceedingly iine
matches. the last one 81 tho day, hetwv en-
door champs and Miss clara kuttror
being tho best. In he nrst - Miss Mutt
Fon, who was playing from minus o.. eN-
tended her opponent we'll and there was
some warm smashing, but Mrs SChmity
triumphed finally a. s. Mrs. SDhWitE ,
Who was playing from minus ~. gained
the next 81 handily AZ 6HI and the win
put her into the aemi-anal round
Mise PaEensi ickeT had a lively till With
Mrs Frank J Gould, the match going To
three sets. IN which the former won Miss
Elizabeth e. Bunce who vas minus rs.
met Miss FISHER. -'ratCh. and the laiter
won Tho courts we're in fine condition.
Miss FligAbeth n Moor. national cham
piOn. and Miss Louise Hammond. runner No
IN last years national event. a'ted a. UNI
piFes N would be well for some Of the
men touTnR ments Il they VOpied the won IN
IN the line of Fefereeing he matches The
summaries
Women's Handicap. Singles first round Mrs..
Frederirk Srhmiu. minus ~ defeated Miss fieT
trude Deiis Tome. plus ia. hy defauit. Ms ldce
Plus Is. defca ted Miss Adele rugn pins = Nc o.
- Mss Pagenstccher. Plus No. dei.ated NJ
BetIon plus 1, IS defeated Miss Steiger Plus
4 ~. a. 81. s.. MIS- Fisher. scratch. De
fsaied Miss Elizabeth G. Runce. minus IS, "a.
81 Miss nemorssi plus -. defeated M. SO
ssrsnd RonHd-Mrs FredsrlcE schultr. minus
N dsicated Mss Clara KutJror. minus IS. IS,
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RarInEatPimIIee.

FIrst Race Pour and . half flricnrs HInrhiel
~ GILBERT Atoa 5. won Idle Michael, iOp Grand
4 70 l. second. Hereur. ia tDuEanl, 70 Z. third
Tine Oha s Nun Missive WiifTrd tieTdes
Farewell. Chiffon squaw. Eii 900 and FootnEhts
also ran.
serond Race Slx suriongs -Flrst Up. ~ tpeass,
~ n son Croydon iua tMcCa Z 70 !. second.
Margaret. iOl Reid : "a !. third Time. ia s.
Clef. HaymArEet. FAUST. Gun Cotton. Gaiinda.
and Rosr Beaumont also ran
Thlrd Race one Nile Equation, o. McCaheY'
ChsFaviri. 10 .Gonneri, 10 70 :, third. Tine
81 John Miller. Amyl. ny Southern HOy
sparkling Wave, Jack FROST, OghvagA, HoWlei
and TrelEe also ran
Fourth Race ne Crickmorr Memorial Steeple
ehase Handicap. Two miles Thistiedale, ~
tRoyiel = 20 !. won Dr. pfil0w. IA Ryan a 20
serond Tourney it d.ucasi. ! 20 I. third. Tine
A0AaA NuhallA Also ran Hlgot and Bersi fell
and gAve theiF rders good bumps.
nm RAre-NN nrlongsHField Mouse. iti
tDugAn'. 10 5. won. Beau Chiltoa. i01 Pair
brotheri 10 70 !. second. SageF, 10 walker
70 T. third Tine. $3.50 y Jeanne Cheek
Harmon Pass Arnndack and Flying Footsteps
also ran
aSth Hare Maryland Club Purss one mile and
forty yards Lad Of LanEden, ~ lNcholan
~ l. serOnd. Norman ai lSteinhaFdp, 10 W
third Tine. ihAS Apologize finished hrsi
but uas disqualified Gay Dcceiyer CeTemonious
and rakAhifh als0 ran
seventh Race ~H mrlonGs-J0lly, id2 Nc
CAheyl, even MONEY. Won Golden Castle iC5
Rsidl. , 20 !. second Jennie Wells ~ Pair
hrotherl 70 I. third TINE i.iaiA Rrrkshire
hethleheu Deuetrios. Mlspiillon. RAcinette and
Court Lady slso ran
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I8rOsklyn, .; New Tork. ..
A. BOstoR-naln.
A. PiIuburG RSln.


HFooELVN. & ~Fw YorK ~ u.s.
Ina week front game ~ the Polo 6rOunda
when 'hp BTnnkivuS wsrr visiting with the
Giants recently Wlltss ou'pltrhcd his felloW
lot paw. Rucksr. and the Giants wOn the
game Yesterday when The GIANTS we're
ENJOYING fhe hountiful hospitality Of the
Brooklyns a. Washington Park Rucker out
pitched hta fellow south handler. Wiltse. and
the BrooklyDs won The game Turn about
IL far play likewise rs a poor rule that
wont work both ways The EAme Of yes-
terday vas no, q no MI, game nor a near
no hii game nor a near near no hit game.
There we're no irenEied fans storming the
oficlal accountant 70 know II such and such
a play was q hit or an error. no heated DIS
cussions a. 70 what would have happened
had So and 40 not done 30 and % and inter
fered With what's His Name.
on the other hand there was right smart
carnage yesterday. Wiltss was the sufferer
thsTefrOm Ne was batted out Of the boz
The Brooklyns did all their scoring on
him. Drucke held the turning worms TO
zerCs Ruck1r was too much for the Giants
ard misplavs we're prominent In the brace
~ runs that the latter culled IN the sixth
inning. making he game close.
The speed n Devore landed a run for the
New Works m the first round Devore beat
out a hunt. rushed TO third on Doyle's
single and registered on Murravs sacFtfce
~ The smiths, Happy and Tony, col.
hhNrated IN a double plav when Doyle
tried 10 take seOOnd on Murray's Nv fhe
Nrooklyus tied the score ~ the second
Dovln lost his footing trying 20 absorb "A
smith RTounder II : stole second. there
hrIng nobody ~ second 70 take Meyersa
throw. which Was accurate The omission
nIossnmed into q run when MCElveen. the
unfortunate Who vas the storm centre Of
he hfile-s one hit game OF Monday. curved
q single 70 left
he RrOoENn uprising which settled II
came m the third inning ! smith singled
bgrrh sacrificed Wheat sing led and scored
Tony. the singict lawn Hummsl creased
the dim distance With n three hagger and
-rored Wheat Hummel ID IN on a sc.
r'ce A. by Daubsrt Larry Doyle put a
bItnket on Harpv Smith Adios Wiltse
he Giants threw 4 srare INTO the ranks
n The Gowanus faithful M the sixth and n
v1- IN this way Burch charged In for
p0vIs's hf misiudRed u and II became \
urei ~arAeT Murray clipped = double 70
centre and brought DOYLE home Murrav
went - third on NeN mours out and came In
on Devlu's out a. first \ great catch bv
Jevore 10 the sixth took = hlt away from
RuCkcT
ha store
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GOODMAN RElTS DORWAN.
shows Superior Rng science N Tel
Round Faghi.

Superior ring srenos and cleaner hittinG
enahled Jack Goodman 10 administer defeat
10 Jack DOTman In ten round bout At the
Fairmont \ G.. last night Goodman. who
wants 10 fght any Of Tho liRhtWeishls. ont
punched his opponent from tho start. aud the
latter tOOk a severe trimming practically
al the Way. suffering knockdowns In the
fourth. hnh and sixth rounds. Dorman
uas a. game as a pebble. however. and was
strong on his feet when the scrap ended
Goodman won by a wide margin.
Goodman and Dorman came INTO the ring
a. 1850 O'Clock 1hey we're matched 10
hON ten rounds ~ lightueight. DOgman
confined his attack 10 the body, Goodman
hlOg King ami sOunicriOE Win 'leNernesP
When he fret round Nas hall over hood
man worked his lrif ,lsyerlv on The tace
and ne,k. but DOriuun had rhe round by
Shade
q, the sa,ond round opened DoTman
Jumped IN vith q solid Tighi in the rio.
ANA whipped O. let ~ he nO-a lie rushed
Goodman into corner. where The latter
covered up for moment Then Goodman.
getting way from tho ropes, -rOred Nhh
both hands hi long range ana rOi away
from hard rush AzWifi left cut Dorman q
mouth and the latter backed away. GOOD
mali hus'l ed 10 ihe gong and had the round
HOodmnn showed the cleaner attack In
the third round driving his left 10 the face
and neck and getting away from many
dangerous swings. Goodman with 4 great
In the fourth Dorman jumped W quickly
and jumped into a miICp. A. Dorman
rushed In the hfth Goodman rocked him
with a couple Of still iolts on the Jaw. In
q mix Goodman scored another knOckd0wq
With a rlgh, on tho Jaw. but Dorman lsapsd
Goodman's Ten was stan IN excellent
working order In the sixth, for Dorman's
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COLI VIM FRESHMEN HIN.
Track Team Defeat, High schSol 81
Commerce by ~ 10 ~.

The Columbia freshman track team de-
'eatei the High school Of Commerce IN
a dua' meet on south Field Yesterday after
noon bv me score 81 - To ~ n u Jacobs
Columbian -tr freshman Splinter. had
little dlTirfItE 10 winning in both daahes
from RayeueIl The co'ored tnterscholasttc
champion llo won he hundred eased up
iu 900 % aeruuds and walked away with
The g2n iu - % -econds ne freshmen on
seven of he ten syvnts bui the sChOolbOvs
hat a RpIl balanced team and almost won
our 90 Tho point score
The auWTRrlp~
tnaNa-i lash Won by " X Iarohs Colum
"a ,,.,,,,,..',. W., Pims ~ 900. ~
-slNarI Dash Won by u u iArohs Column
hla o. J NaNenril ON mere. srrnnd
Na-t ,olgThls q MIRO Ilms y .sr ,elt,
fuerrr Woiisrs. Commerrr. serond =.
simpson tammerre fhlrd Time. = seconds
- i'ri Fon , MSs '' ,,,- F','ne,u .. SS%
W G ,oN columbia. 49, ihirh Tine" minutes
ssHonds
me He Run Won by s Reichman Columbia
Commerce fhlrd Time minutes "A \ s seconds
- Narf High hurdles Won ~ n. " Leslie
Roerhman columbia % hrd Time = IS
- Yard low Hurdlss-Con by y p ward
Columbia a 'h~NA. ommefcc, serond
u " leslie commerce, thri Tine = 5
ser1nds
Hrunlng WEh Jumr us between W Roo..
Columnia. a. NAndel CoidmhlA. - and
Stunning broad Jump Won hy y Ward
Columbia. ~. win = lump Of ~ fert inrhes
O. pos-nberg, Commerce. snrond. via "a feet
inrh~s.,A Chryal. commerce third, with "a
sho, put Won b. Roo Columbia. "a.
with a put Of - ie-' - inches. , Conan. Con.
rsrrs ssrond win % feet Wcbbsr Commerce
third with 81 feet
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KID Elbsrfed viewed from ne standpoint
n : hostile loo.s LAC o. pretty GOOD thiri h,ss
man
The Hianlsnders srr not hitsing vel Thsv
are makng me most ~ tre.r hts. hut cout
aiand more ~ them
nrtlehe has Funs ~ sBuls dlstresssf 1It-hgr's
relief lhrre lines sinre me Championship aesson
opened aud done gond worh each tirnr
Remember several yrarH ARo Vhcn ne Giants
pl0lship' Whats hst' Not agHin fhis year
On. wei. maybe not
Eau Gardner zane near making rood A. /,
ninrh hitter for ne aecnnd lime 10 tuo days ves
trrday fr hanged one ~ ne nnse but "a riaub
pulled 70 down With 4 rlrtrT ratch
me eHtFa inning battles are coming thirk srd
fast this season 10 me An.rrirau LeaFur Fherg
have ben eleven 20 FER ne National TsaF.te
ms had only four shows that thr Arnerirrr
IeaFus teams ~" better Married
SAYS ne ofncial scorer 81 last Mnndav's rar,e
N HrooElv1' MrFlVren deserved 4 ND ard H.
EGia mat credit Deviin I'D not deserve al srror
after fa sense unlal 0ne handed star. f0f b. as
On be- haiancs When h hires ne nal
q. p M Ass tie rule makeu There va
= RUE maj e catcher should BE- chaFrrf rifh I
neding eTrur when M batter Eat 10 arst On 4
misaei 0hird su.ke but ~ waa faFen nut ~
thQuIa 2 gnod rule. such llayB are u0w rharged
~ battery sTror. nnly. 2 ne gitrhef h oreiitei
vim q 1irihecut Whe1fer Or n1t fns batter II
Ehfuul out 90 1rst in ca1e b va ghroun ent
ne caicheF would sea en- aaailt
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ssG Regiment Athlete, suuUsoasd

Three members of the Twenty-thtd
Regiment 81 BROOKLYN. Carl Walther. Harry
Hayward and John " Richmond. we're
suspended Yesterday from composing for
" illiam A furpln, aecrstaTy ~ the MllItsTv
Nhlettc League. asserted that the Three
men fofnpeted IN q set Of games In Pittshurr
m April .. when the NJ had then,
entered In their games On the same date,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-04
SCORE CLOsE N TRiCK MEET.
Horace Mann .lunISrs Beat Third Wear
Boys rs ~ aT a Paint

Two-thiFds ~ a pom won tho annual
interclAss track meet ~ Tho Horare Mann
school for the junior class Yesterday after
noon The third year bows scored N -
points 10 20 for he seniors Tho outcome
Was IN doubt until the lls' event had been
de~ided The hest performance n the
afternoon vas = put ~ a. Ieef Inches In
lhe Twelve pound shoiput by B Mohl-
haupteF
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N-Ut NrW N0TE -TleN0Tr. O0YIF MuTiy
Rr1nk'En smith, y heat humme' " smith
First hasr on erfurs New NcTk s. BruobNn
Ir.I r1 nasrF. NrW Nors S Rruoi Ivn = First
IH- 20 Rails 80 nrIrle % RurAeF gtrIrk
lgf PSI uuicsr by RurEer rhrrs hase
bite Doyle Nummei Two hase hts Murray
'i'' he. Iarrllce hits hurh. neyin >arrt
nrr nirs nauheft Murray Stnlen hases
Burrb. y smith Double plays Dewitt snd
NnYlr smith And smith fits ~ Wiiise
3 In three innings - DRAKE IN n,e innings
mrire IN rhiei WigleT Assistant umpire
fmsne time hour and IS uinutes
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Totals IS 49, % I.
sHaned 'or FORD In Ihe nIh- InnlnE

sHaslsd 'or Ford IN ne risih lpninr
Washington % 90 % u % %
New Hnrk 20 20 20 %
Rbns- Washington Milan -chasfeg Isiig-T
Eheffed f. Gesslef uglauh. GroOu NrU Aura
-hemphin cree LAporir first basr on errors
--Washington g Sew loTa Lsfi On bass
WashingtOu 8. NeW York = FIRST na-r on nails
--nR Groem a ~ boyle ~ FORD. SfrIrk
Out-ny Groom. b. Furd Three hass hits
Gesalef Chase Tu0 bar f'fs tirs,.rr. Lap0Tfe
stolen base cree Double u'sB roach and
Chase hit rs pitcher I' uoNir IFIHerfeid
Passed BAL street Hits ~ Io,fs In orc
niFd inning 81 Ford o 10 sirh' and tso ihlrd
lnuinru Umpire IN thisf luunUIH. Assistant
umpire uirccn Tir'e = hours
FMuADELFHA a O.. ROsros a, D..
PmuApHIputA Ma hrausr "a IN
wuch for noston - dav and ne Aff-tirs nun mo
ffth eonstcut,e Eame from fns ret r0N Bl.ton
made but Two hits The score
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J, Van Loom defeated George Moore IN
q pFacttcs ZANE % three cushions last
night ai John J Ma0raw'a Rroadwmy room
ny tho acufq d - % - noth maH mads
. alse ~. q f2ui. Ihe g.lP l.gisd ~
le-llEhf.
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~ naUas nailas s. Galveston Z
A. F0rt Worth. San An i0nia. F0rt Worth z
~ Oklahoma CITY Oklahoma Clty. q Wara 3
~ shreveport Houston, Y Shret epoFt
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~ Topeka Omaha 2 Topeka
~ 80 Joseph ~ Joseph a Wichita
A. Denyrr First game SlouG "ity. s Denver
-eruud Fhme slouH CITY. 4 DeuVeT 4
lIIrI b ne .rNrnL b lnnInr
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DOYLE LOST IN TIE FOG
AND RATED OFT or TINE
Bon M WAsHLNGTONS.

New TOrk Americans Beaten IN . Poorly
Played tame Visitors scSre Five
Times IN Firat inning Athletics
Blank nostOns and DetrOlts Win.
The New York Americans we're IN any
thing but wtnning form Yesterday and
dropped a game 10 he Washingtons. They
also dropped 20 fourth place The De-
troits shut out tho White SoN, bat he Ath-
letics held on 10 nrst place shutting ont the
Bostons. The latter team 10 Tar D, some
thng Of q surprise nv the poor showing II is
making The material d, there for better
work. The results
Washington. y: New Nark. q.
Philadelphia, =; BSstSn, u.
DrtrSit, .; GhlcaEO, %.
~ ~. lOuls Rain.
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WmLIAMsrowN. May s.-sixty candidates
reported for spring football practice to-day
a Williams CnileEs Practice will continue
for tWo weeks and VII consist Of aiFnai
dIih on t1rmai .one sent up from New York
city By Dr. 8. b. Newton, ai. last years
coach.
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A. Lowell Lowell. S. ynn.
A. HaverHin iaurrnre a HhyeThlI.
- New Bedford Pail Wyrf. . Nrw bedford,
A. Worcester Rorrester. a Brovktou. g.
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ROcHESTER mars FORDH4M.
Errors by Local Team Result IN Defeat
by 7tOI

The Rochester niverstv nine defeated
Fordham college a. baseball here vesier-
dag afternoon hv 'he srore u n 4
dumb play By lin Mccarthy IN the hrst
inning allowed the up-SlateTs - nm he
bases and 'wO men crossed The plate on
BroNns single 70 Iefr The score
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~ Green vile GfeenNilis. = Gf~snsborn =
A. SpaTanburg SpartanhurE 4 Anderson o
A. Winston Salem lnst1n Saiem. TO- char
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Three base BIZ Nahcuey stolen bases Gar.
gan. Nc afrey Scanlon. First hass On eTrors-
Ernwn by Warrington. % nases "a balls
D~ NrKe0vu N harrington. Hlt BY pitrher
Dunn mpirc Dietrich. Tine Q hour and
a. minutes
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'RAf'~t Tor Mot. lley IN ne nlrth inning
Two OFT Thrn winning rIn vas made
Toronto ID 90 n o % -
Newark % 20 o IS
Runs NrWars Gptt~an. Rely Inuden To
rnnfo G~l-ushaW McnunaN stolen basR
To-den Sarriure NJ Agler Home run-ttrm
srAW D0uhe p.s' vaughn. Mullen and fiv
patrirs Hlts 90 MrGinlry. = IN rGht inninEs
sfrfIfa nft Iy paraius n ny MrGiutey flrst
Nss- m halls ~ parstns % WrOinley Or
smith. mulre In chief hurst Assistant
unnirr- FInnetan. Time hour and ~ minute
1854 Tf@oaH
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A. Nashville Nashville g. Memphis.
A. birmingham birmingham. a Noodle
N View ORLEANS NeW orleans 4 hon'gom
~
81 Chattanooga -ChsfAnooEs. q. Atlanta. 5
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A. Bndgep3ri--springhc A. Br'drersr' O.
A. hoIyoks--New HHvea. T. Holyohe.
NNCrfha mptou-WaicThury 4 Narihauntsn 4
A. NcW buiain-hartiord. g. New Britain. %
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Totals Is 20 = ~ o TOTALS - ---N 3
Detroit .... ~ % % 10 n 3
ChlrnKo % q q 90
Runs Detfuii--Mr Bush Iuhb TH0
baas hit-iathsn. stolen base' Bush, gfru,k
ogi--ny smith. g. b. Nlilrtt iIHf hHts 11
haiia--On smith. q 81 Wuiett Double nIav
Gandii HlaCk hufne and tandi iFff M hs.es
rhirnro a DeunlL tmpirrs KERN ana
SHERIDAN Tune hour and a minute
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Nationals vas broken yesterday and BY
the BrOOkyns The Giants uOn seven
straigh, before they Wers forced 10 knuckls
undrr They Neni back TO Second place
This was tho onlv National League game
PLAYED The results
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A. Columbia Jacksonville o. Columbia. n
a savannah Maroon. O. SaNannfh.
~ Augusta C0iu Minus A. augusta Z