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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
OBgRNEYER TEE STAR.
Ne~ Tss% Athletes Muhs Tnnss sum
IN Jcrsey.

NswARE. y, J.. April s-New York
a'nIeses came over TO Jersey tonight and
maze things hum % the annual lndoo,
sanssa OF the First Regimant A. 4. In ths
SuAseK avenue armogy. They cleaned az
pretty Wen IN ell the open events aud
'opped OF the victori 90 by finishing ons
I 'So. three IN the club relay race
me Trinity A. c. team. with a handlicaf
o' 20 yards. carried OF the silver cup b.
heating tho Pastimea The xAviers we're
'hTd Doriand. running the last relay for
me Pasttmes. made up ATTY yards He va.
Ihhru OF he touch on. but passed M Donough
nhsns,,'. y, and got 20 the heels % Ste
=, 8eorge ObeTmeyer Of the National 4. &.
MOO soo,hiyn wss the individual altar Of the
racs In the ave miles. starting from srsich
snd working hla way through big neld.
Rs Won the event from .. q JoriOH of he
AANl-fs ,pS three yards JOrdOn So the
pee and led up 10 three laps from the nnish
When he was overha ils,l hy O6eTaieyrF
Seyeh,s ave Yards NovIcr. Closed Won b,
se.,"1s Ws,;., ",'hanl N u hllsl tomspny "
III,e W sI,er 9 Garter. Company u. thlrL
4, S.s-n's ave Ysri IIAndIcav. op-a-woa b.
So.'h Paterson / q, ~ fsri. secossd " Ait.r t'ea
80 Naas,arh~ri brDokbn. .. feet third Time.
a. aar,sr MIle Run. NsyIcr- Won ~ @. DE
ssSss ,!a, SSasrcS., s.dsy school A.
..,s.-.t =; =, 1etssaicr. AaNtct =. A. NrN loTt
thlrd. 1iI~ = srroaas ~
one hIle Nun, hanssicap woa By Pred J. Saf
" {. .N.Ssr' R sSsses,A i. &c l. ss .IS.
iSi.a nns. sInsss. < as sseS % 8 N'''0'
ter. Rss sfs snaRR1 S.CsS vpeS ToA R''e
yards. Alfred steaTns, Mott Haven v n 4. A.
~ Yards .ecnnsi: fisby. Pss'Ime \. q, IhIrd
soo Yara Msadicap opss-.wsn by Gus J
DARING. Nasieaal A. G. BrOokIya -syarSs .-oond
: ars. ISlrd Tisss. nina.e il sS s S'A
Oee Mlie Heavy Marching Order. CEASED Won
Ssm lSss n"ss; 0 Ss|P1s, s Corr yr.s..sd
:. one NM walk. Handlcsp Won by AIb.u
nSsn.mtre pssume 4 G. ta yards , Erwig.
AcsIn !. Ihird. rms, minutes - skeoonds
u,s rS'. Ho, Ms.s; Cse'.S Won b hago hAsdsr
psay a sscoSd. Jos.PS WaIs@rs. csmpan So y
:. one 9ssl,er Vie Hssd isS Closed Won b,
co%o.S, o% B. >: :.1 ysSa. FI nsr
one Nile. cMe itsisJ b. rriaisY 4 - g.
Sweeney and : ! s,sphensoa. pssanas A G.
.rrasrh, second. Xavier A. A., = ards third
rfme minutes ~ ssrOnds
ssts, sSs Que sss S: sSs: opsn HSSsy 9s
.scasd; nlsh.sl 4 Deysnsy. xsyisr A. So
Fivs ME Rua. CIosed-Wea D. Rart Pre-.
nan. Company y: Louis Rade. Company n. ser
p snd 10. g Have. Company q. Ihird. Tine.
one Nh. ia.ssscnsassue Relay R.cs- Won BY
cod high Sceool. With n. Green.
ssotherien. ". Asgss and n Reeve. De witt
figR Schcoi. Ihlrd. Ncwsrt HIgh srScsl. iour,h.
Itms. minutes NJ - seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
STORK COMES, GAME SUFFERS
TNTERRT PIED n NEWS OF NN
HEIR IN THE en- iSE FlNILT.
Teammates. However. Nave an Gas,
Time attn tire Gre~nsbsro champions
Geld aDd windy Day nothers
FIeedera. Likewise n HARD Diamond

GRNRNsRoRo. v. G. April s.--The High
landers to-day won from Greensboro
champion of the Carolina Associatissn nv
Q score % ~ to The score woald have
been even more one sided had the visitor.
so desired. AbOul the time the Hilltopper-
we're putting the bee 10 the natives In ruth
les fashion Manager SiRIlinKs received
intelligence Of the arrival OF Hal Chn-a's
heir. The resi- OF the game was a merry
making in wh,ch generosity trmmIh-d
over ambition.
huCh a game "a thai oI this afternoon
never would do Tor an opening day aiirar-
ton. Both teams wcr- lie, i,le.lly Out of
form in nelding. Eddie Foster vas the
rhi.f offender Of The big I~aRnerS lie
~imply UOnld hot refrain FROM Ioo,baIi
Perhaps the weather had a great deal 10
do with this. II Vas very cold compared
with he brand Of sunshine that had been
di-pen-''d. 4 stin uuaTiering wind made
The lives OG The oCtnelsl-r- miserable H.
side the diamond was a big brick that grated
the ball until IL was dinicuh Tor the pitchers
to control H.
Greensboro broke a length in front NJ
tho rise OF the barrier and for a brsat hing
spell threatened to spreadeagle the iietd.
u was q short lived local hops. though Ham
mcrsiy. the pride OF the CaEolinaz. had y
Green out neld behind hird aud On such a
bad DAY that meant ruin. The LETT nsIsier
mufed fOrd's easy ~ hall TO begin the thir,t
Int. va. The w-'ig. Tor NeN lOrk,s nrsi
quartet OF runs livery man on the side
laced the pii cher In the inning
Nolier started the trouble IN the fourth
alter two we're out ~ beat u bunt and
scored on Cree's three UaSe hit Gardner
singled tree home and Posters double
Registered the lIIle fellows side partner
bad throw to catch POSTER oil second pat
he ideet on third and he -rored on a
Wild pnch he two runs treenEDoro made
n the eighth we're Garnet With a tripl. and
three straight singles
The score
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HARD FOUGHT BILLIARD GAME
POGGENBT RG LOSES To TFFEN-
BEIMER. THE o. AMER.
In tire ~ enIng arrangement 90 the Is:1
Amateur Championship Tourney NIor-
rh DreWn Takes NJ. DOuglas'a Meas
IRE Tue scores 90 the Two Contests


Dr Walter =. UHsnheimer Of the Colurn-
biA Club Of Philadelphia defeated ,. Ferdi-
Rand POgeenburR Of the LisderkranS club
In the afternoon game Yesterday In The
| IL ? billiard tourney in BROOKLYN Il was =
most stubbornly fought confess and The
score vas: Unenheimer. soo; PoEsenbuTE.
/ 30 Cnenheimsr started on with q run Of
| 10. made . more in his neat inning and -
! la his NTH. max inE his total Si. Poggen-
burg started with and added ~ and p.
making his total 81 Double figures ~ers
reached often.
In his tenth inning UR..nheimer gave a
rare exhibition Of billiards lie got The
balls under control anal with open table
play anu often by very deii"ais "uinE
made q run % -. whiCh took his total 10
ieD A. that point PoHgenburg had made
- In his nex' inning PogEenburg ran NJ
anI by steady work started In to cut doN
n a .Ss 'o,ss sH a-r. ne .i
he sore TODD: Ussahsi%sf. SoS: PCS'
Jdsaksimsr made a run Of n in his thirty.
second inning and PoesenburE ran a FoI
. time both player. irsed to IeHrs me oaii-
With Sss. had a lead Of 81 In The fort y,
NTH inning poFgenbarg'r ran 70 and folio
ten points nenheimer then ran out in
four more Innings The game lasted rniE
1tS o'clock.
The scores.
J. > I.Si.. "a. 5. ia.o.i .. : SsoL "a
Ss Average . iilSS runs. ". ~ q
"a r a &c - r. Il, O. 81
ash Average. n %. nigh runs, -. n. p.
Morris ID. Brown. the BROOKLYN cham
piOn, won the evening game Tie defeated
Dr. walter q. Douglas. t00 points ~ at
His winning average MAS 2a-s1. With high I
runs Of ~. IS and % This. the NTH con-
test Of the tournament. was long drawn |
out session OF open table play. Brown /
vas murh the steadter at this. and his cushion \
which contributed 20 hts Oyertaking Dr |
Douglas when the latter led him by nearly
On the whole Dr Douglas played tho
aitesied this. hut he was airA Vi Of the draw
shot. a. the worries rolled someN hat heavily n
In his forty-sixih inning he collec ted q ans l
cluster Of N which contained tho only btt
oI centre panel nur;ins 80, 20 far IN the tour
Tho players work was demonstrated by II
me continual lineups from which each
suffered. and In overcoming these by hts
cushion sho,s Brown won the Kame by a
v die margin.
Brown-o. g. g. s. O. & TO- O o. !. I =. So . -.
.. !, /. !, l. =. y q 4 e g. is O. a "a u. u. D
p a.. ma y; TO- 20 is;s 10 \
Douglas. .si.aonI.i ee=csMLe
;Se SSSSaL nSs'S 1900
average. Ssi s. Hirh runs u. N. -
The matches to-day viii engage Conklin
nd DIR Douglas in the afternoon and pog-
senburg and Brown in the evening.
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I'CHT FOR ~. .. LTPPITT.
Tender Tor the wInssme 90 Ne Buiis ~
Day emne. v. ..

Henry ? Lippnt Of the New York Yach'
80 and owner OF the crack sloop Win
some IL % haze . new motor boat for this
sass5ns 49, . HIGH has been designed b.
"a IAN Gsrdner The yarhs uhirh viii
me ~ the comfortable cruising type and
~ same time nave tar speed. h betng
~ by he Ele-trts LAUNCH COMPANY
Sa' onne IL wal class With the beef Of
- motor boats hirh this season have
s.1- IA size and m proved mitch IN ac-
.umotarions AMI detais. The new yacht
~ ~ ct over az. fv@t S$=se ss.d
:@~' drauRh' II vii ~ trtvth by tuo
.H horsepower ITaiz m0torH. which val
q spee,l 81 dfte@n miles an no. - df.
1piff !ast vsar purr hase 1 ths bermuda
g inner Aiisa -CralK - a isider 'Or the
nsOme and he yach' gave h,fn 80 mach
- i-fAction that he determtne1 TO have Q
argsr vesA.l THIS year. one TIN more sDesd
ed more up IN date IN very way
hs nov Yacht viii be consiruCte1 sub
Hu'tally. AMI The best materlais and the
lost skiile1 Crkmanship wiE bs used.
iIhez are fine and enable inc Eecht 10
avn htgn sueet for a veEsnt Of her sire
20 hull II 20 oe dOrbls pianked ana copper
z-'sn-t throughout. The deck h0uae8 are
H no finished in seiecfel mahogany and
10 Interior sill ~ finished In white enamel
n mahogany trimming. The boat VIII
featv ahout the time thar the Winaome
- ~ her racing SEASON and VII accompany
1t Yacht throughout her campaign
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inH: ala furioags-Ophar. 10: Fbrsbrand M
Rond Heart. 10; Mag Guinea. 10. Lois cGVanash.
Spcoad Race-Three year-oada and upward
eeillng: ave and a half furionRs sam Fusige 100.
ElNag llls .ouaptctri usi AsAfth, ia heien ~.
ia; Henry Cro4aca14en. ia. Psniqus. ia
Third nace-rhree year Olda and upward one
lnA; nagnnan. III.
Fourth hnee-Two. war -osds selling: four and
. haif furlonga-fankee Lady. IN. Good NrWs.
in9 lack Ryan. inA. May Wood. IGs. Aunt Lena.
101; OTteHa. ~, Aha Attetl. tif
nm hace-fhree yOaF -olds and upuMrd: seli-
lnH; ave fnrlqngs-Eya Tnngnay, ~ Amoret -.
PlfutEnnA to3s ". I, Hlnch. i09: Raclnr Dnls
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rnrrr a,u.hlsn Rullar,l..

Frank Hoppe defeated James Blair in
DOyle's room last night In the second nights
play for the metropolitan three cushion
championship Hoppe won by \ score Of
81 to p: The game lasted sighty-seven
innings and each made a run % Hoppe
played = safe game getting his points by
ONES and tWO- Hair. a more speCt ~ IiaT
PLAYER had no chance to win against HOppe,
who took tho load NJ the start and main
tatned " 30 the finish Hoppe made hi
run Of q IN the eiRhty-frst inning HlaiT
made Two runs nj O. one IN the thirty-fOurfh
inning and one In the forty second inning
The result OF the two nights play u Hoppe
ton blair. ~. The anal game viii b. played
tonight.
There were two saves Inst nighs in the
amateur handicap three cushion iouTna-
Uent at Flynn- Park place room "
Cashman IS defeated Murphy a. IN the
first game by q score of n ~ The ond
"a me was won nv ! Buck ~ Ne defeated
I Ellt- m nv = -rore of NJ - -
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
BERGER WANTS TO SELL TNFOfe-
NATION A. 70 JEFF~S CiWP.
RIcA ARA and GLEASON 0Ppssed tS the plan.
white Ihe Boiiermakeg's Friends Hope
HI- Manager WIN Not Act ~ second
AnIL-IBettIng HIS Mas close TRACKS

sam BERGER. who has managed the Affairs
ct telrir~ Tor more than a Year. ~ the
safne time negecting hiS collar anu cu1
store Ia san Francisco. has hit upon a
scheme 70 set the money that may be
frov ned upon ny the hotieTmaker RcTger
says he has made arrangements 10 soil
exclusive stories and photographs ol doings
az len training camp and intends 10 keep
out all new spaper writers who Will soon
start .or california 20 report the blg hEht.
In q v6rd. Berger. u no " ~ not share IN the
moving picture rakeof and - receiving a
weekly salary ~ business manager intends
TO have venture OF his own. witch M
doubt viii cause much 10 feeling and also
will hamper Jcnries IN his desire 10 let the
public into she secrets 81 his camp
Jenrirs beIieve- In vide pub,ic,ty a. TO
hi training methods. and his friends -ay
that IL - possible that Berger's scheme
mas been framed without his know ledge or
consent Promoters Richard and Gleason
whD say rhsy appreciate the tremendous
amount OF free ad, ertising the fight ~ re-
DsNtng from the newspapers all over the
soun,rr are opposed to Bergerz plan. o. II
aid. ana are anxious Ia have tho camps
Of both IeFries and Johnson open To al
new -papcr writer's.
Berrer j. chiefly responsible for the
absence 81 Billy DELANEY and Tommy RYAN
from Jeffrie-'- quarters. ~ h said that the
bouermaker would have patched up his
differences with these competent handlers.
-. ,r,fr,t bir, ,or hIs Orst nght Uitb
~ ~ -, 4. =, -. = u----'
FHkH'hhoh- hei y NV Dseh Ap' h'tEt'
protests. Furthermore. Berger t- blame't
for the tirs-Oms negotiations which pre-
- -, .t.,ut,,s, ~ ar,i,ls. and 4. rharxnJ
WIN IN ih,ths 'eur'eS W IeiH-T "ta' "oe'
with II Kaufman. which. Il is Thought,
would have been a real benefit to the former
mann W..
Ic1 has many Ola irienns who say a serious
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WASH V0TpS. April Bells weakening
In The seventh inning to-day spoiled " hat
should nave been a shutout victory for
Brooklyn Instead 81 Winning bv shut
nut the Brookiyns we're beaten. TOT AZ
the Washington runs were made In thst
inning n vas a good game ~ exhibitions
60. and BROOKLYN fans would have derived
no small Comfor' FROM the sturdy from
presented by their infi~ld and -ubnr Ia mites
SEAMAN pitched five innings Tor BROOKLYN
and was In splendid form Not one of me
Washington reached first on him Dos
ReisltnR kept The enemy veil In hand except
IN the second inning. The sore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
Columbia walton. NJ Johns.

Columbia played rings around ~ John.
College II BROOKLYN yesterday afternoon
and Won an Interesting ball game by a
score Of ~ 20 The Columbians started
on with rush and mad" sure NJ The game
IN the first inning. hen lh~v -"ored four
rus on tNO hits. ~ o bases on halls ana an
error In The -@cond inning they made
assurance dOtibly sure nv getting hve men
RCro-- Inc plate on thF~~ singles and two
errors Murray ! - pitched four innings,
held the ~ Johns team 20 no hi;s and
lts only run in the sixth inning On a poor
throw by Osterhout Rain C1Ii the game
abort in the seventh inning The score
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PRINCEToS. n. J.. AprH q Princeton
had little difaculty m dsfea ing New York
tniver-tv 'his afternoon by . score Of
~ 20 !. Steve white was In the Don for
Princeton the entire game. and the visit orS
made only three hits OF hts deliveTv The
Tigers found Gorsch very easy sTpi ha ham
almost ~ Will. Nnle, Who relieved him IN
the sixth, vas q sttHer problem. bar Was
wick led the hating WnN fWO two ha ggers
and . home run. MT ballin made the star
play Of the gaUe ny sfelttng home In the
eighth. giving the speedy left neideT a total
OF three stolen blgr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

Hurley or jack Goodman M one OF the lor,ul
clubs " he decides to remain In the Easf-
The Impression prevails among furfmNn
mat u he tgneW -Psrk ~ bills ar. naSss,d
az Alhsny the local tracks will close their
kai"~ aud all stakes VAL re declared m
ne IiwN ~ nerS are unwilling 10 run
Tore VII make ~ further attempt 10 Keen
me racing game alive. There will be .Egn
horses hero before the end ol No a veok
for the Orseniag of he season a. AaUed,,,-t
u tho sport ~ stopped herr and no q canadian
tracks also close up IN the event of the
passage 81 ihs Miliar hill horsefnen Wifi
rae" IN henfucky, Montana and d tab or
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No Grand Circuit 90 nuaaIs Thss VSar.

BrTTALo. April at . nesting Of the
Buffalo Road Drivers Association Tits
morning u vas decided NOT 20 hold Grand
Gtrcuit tTotttne meet In bunalo this year
Poughkeepsle viii take the Buffalo dates
and u 10 possible shat the Empire City track
Oiil Rei PouGhkeepate's dates. The decislOn
year war prompted by tho failure 70 make
money at the FORT Erie meeting last year
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WHITNEY AND CRANE LEFT
~ Inn ANATEUR COCRT ZEN
MS Matches.
Inc, WIN Meet Eaeh OtheT aasi the n inner
WIn QOalifS Ter saturday, Challeags
Watch vita .IaS GOusd -Dg. Mlaassy
tut out IN Three straight 8een.

tut Out IN Three straight sets
rrooee,linss IN the national cour, tennl.
.ampiouship a. the BaraUet and Tsnni.
% yesterday marked the RAISING OF ths
.sni ina N the preliminary round Payns
Re .itLsS OF the home 'lub beat DT , 4
-N-, Philadelphia RarrueT amt leans
-. .cts 10 -. 10 Canles tn -, and Jo.hna
one. Boston Tennis ant Racquet club
Nn has Won more court tennis han any
NuIgri, an PLAYER except Jay Could Won ny
..fault from L. A. HaNemeyer. New York
Nrrue' aud frame vii play a. o'cioCk
..,- afternoon. The y inner Ia meet GOuId.
hn has been champion for four years.
ami 's"e holder ~ the British title. 10th
fans ani GoIld are VA good practice
whitney T. a former rational champion
90 rac,,ust-. the game la Which cut mean.
.,.u.tt'. While n tennis eat means spin
90 he lau. Vet gooi know ls.IFe aI
..- gam" and IT, iacIss -aVe.I whitney
.ran lOss by his laI,se- iato tho sw III racquet
..''ins he saNed seven points by returns
ont Ut court ana Nisk-y was ont oI cOnrt
..r~e times. one Nhen serving. bach
s"tNet on" dOub.e Iailit. The I'hiiaaIelphiAn
rhi MN" points 10y he winning Opentngs
.ni Whitney eight ,iSdass. :. grille. .:
innns gallery, l. George Standing was
fierce AMI " sl'eI kinsela MARKER.
Mhuney Won by ,. "a and s.
orrinx a vantage set ~ ave all after thu.
ore IA the hlih game had reached 20
100 favor OF Atskey. no would have had the
80 ~ Si,h another point. Aiskey
On the opening same Ol the frat set by
uNe points TO oAe. but only one more the
III he Fhtladciphian also began the
---oni s~t " ith q " IN, although ia lts cotIrae
30 ssr, 81 a double fault. Whitney tooG the
-"'ont. vantage Fame, the winning
. ONT being Sul AZ the foot Of the tambOur
rom The hack hand corner. the ball hopping
.Uv "a a. softly a. pOched egg to use a
sfnil" classtc VA tennis lie made this
stroke an 10 the grille corner with eN-
ertnsss more Than once. v hLe his drives
fpr tho grille we're esluaily puEzlinH 20
Nr-Ary ftOm 4 the latter made the score
o al o., steady play. getting tWO points IN
? . eighth ~ successive sfrOkaa 10 The lam
/ % y that we're unfak able
hen f0--.O Atakey gave life to Whitney
b' solng out OF cOSTt. but h. subsequently,
lpmrei the vantage game Whitney
NJ N the next NO and the set the hnAl game
s't'f u hal been 90 AGAINST him.
Hrou zhOnt he rivals hat about equal
!ortGns in playing for ana defsndinG the
Chases
after failing in hls effort for the stroke
Zee .ei to win the third set, Miskey was q
igcIotIs opponent IN the vantage kames
's' Whitney took both and the match by a
, AnrAge game and game 10.
he summaPv
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Al,nxC.m..IpNI,h On. ssee.

Kansas CITY. April o Johnny KhnR To
night forwarded TO rho national commis-
sion his cheek for t7oe and will report "a
the Cubs nest Monday Murphy to-day
wired King 20 report 20 the team In In
dtaoa pOlis To- morrow or ~ Dayton on FRI
day. nut khng aays tho winding up Of his
bueineaa snaiTs 40 that they may NJ
eff for the summer Nill require the re-
ms inder ~ tho wees.
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Runs NeW Nork Henphii. Wolter !. cree
GarhRer. Foster. :. knight Word Greensboro
Mchard. James, Clapn. First has, errors
NeN lork. s. Green shorn 5 LIFT on hases New
York. =. greensboro. F1rsi hasr IN halls on
Hammersicn, l. OF fldridge. T. or Vaughn. I
struck out ~ Ford =. by Naughr q hy FIdrfdzr
l. Three base hits Cree James TNo base his
Foster, Gree. Sarrlhr- hits Weldon Nusu1
Noiter, Vaughn Hcmphill stolen ha~r~ re
Gardner Poster Wth pt~h-HAmmer.le,
Passed halls Bentley. sweeney Umpire Tnh
Time hour and % minutcs.
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Coli.

TNsre will he medal play hshdicap 90
10 Dyker Meadow Golf Club next satuF-
~ 70 open tire regular season. NSw
-nkera and many neW tee have BEEN
ale. The eiRhteen hole coursa 4 coming
-a-urday waa Won By E4WaPd " HUNT,
=; ?. %. far lndicatioA q the advanced
-ia,e % the ga1f.
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RUM 81 John Tray. Columbia Moore.
Sanders. Lomnel. Klendl :. O~eerhoui. 4. Corts.
NSorr SandeVs Sa~r1ncr dy-LAna. stolen
basT- .OTnmei. =: oeterhOut. :. Cotts. :. Lang.
TIrst base on errors Coiumhia. Z. 81 Jonas. l.
Ilos,,,le plsy - Lang and Kiendi struck out
~ Pee < by O'Neale. S: b. Carey, ! FIRST base
on halls on Carey. s Umpire kennedy Time
i hoIr and ~ minutes.
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TEIGHTS ron EXCELSIOR
hmE jams Receives Top Impost. Ias.
ana Nust Give n Pound 10 Jack Akin.

". y. NosbUrgh announced Yesterday the
weights Tor the g. ..,uo Excelsior HAndicap.
one mile ana sixteenth to be run ~
Auueduct Instead 81 Jamaica ON April =.
Ming James ha- top weight. lsS pounds.
and Concs'ie- pound 90 Jack Akin. The
" etghfs are A. fn4lpw-
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CsrasIl BruuhlnG Up On Tsosnam.

DrNEIRE. y. Y. April e.-Dantsl A. Reed
head coach - the COrnsil football team
Will 30 20 Ithaca tomorrow 20 attend the
opening spring praotice q the eleven. The
the purpose Of gettin9 the squad familiar
with tho now rules, Practically al the
pla yeru ~ lage year'a team viii turn out
on Percy Ftcld to-nyrr3W.
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Runs New lork Rridvei, pe,.in. Morale
Two base hits. Murray. ~chi~t. lrinF ~acTtnrc
~ Ds, ore stolen base lauugra~ = Bird
vel L~si on bs~es New Work Hicnmoud 3
Doupie play. tiitigan LandgTaT snd luShis
CrAadau. BrtdUeti and MeTkic ~trurk oft ~
Ames 4 b. Nerbout. by Peterson. First
has~ on hats on Wayrnark. =. OF Peterson.
OF Nmes /. Hit OT rrpoui In four trrinGs
~ Maynard I 10 rail- inning OF Am~s. 10
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Pass. April s.-w. K. vAndsrblIts Ser
pentonu, With Frankie O'Neu IN the saddle
wOn sns rare fSE The pgsz ESndel e. Preamble
to-day. sterne'a Alsoto. Nth Ch6da up
was second. Henriqnet's baladln. ridden
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Balm. :. cunningham. WGrw1rs : Reed
" ate (. stcrrett arnet Two hase hits
WArVirL Warner Home run NsrWick Flrst
nAae o. halls ~ whit- : OF Gorsrh q OF
Nule I Strt~k out ~ White. - Csor~-h.
b Nule left on hases- Princeton. : New
Nork University Double plays Reed War
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hAs- On errors Princeton, O. NeW YOrs INT
NersIu. stolen bases BAtin a, Ster~t
tsfaingeT. CUNNINGHAM. Fischer tmpirr
JohnstOn~ Time hour and 50 miautes.
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