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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18
Reflections Of a Bachelor

It's very dangerous to trust a man who wont trust apy body.
 Grief that ennobles a woman seems to make a fool of a man.
 A girl can take as much pride in having a cold heart as she doesn't in having cold feet.
 Money is so hard for a man to get because he thinks it's going to be so easy.
 Travelling is the greatest en- joyment when you don't know when you are going to get home.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18

Be sure and take a bottle of Chan berlain's coic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy with you when starting n your trip this summer It cannot be obtained on board jne trains and the steamers. Changes f water and cii. mate often cause sudden attacks 0! diarrhoea and it is best 10 be prepa . ed Sold by the Yuma Drug company Dysentery is a dangerous disease bu; can be cured Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and DiarDhOea Remedy ha been successfully used in nine epi denies of dysentery. It has never been Known to fGil It is equally valuabl7 for children and adults, and whens. e. duced with water and sweetened it Is pleasant to take Sold by the Yuma Drug Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18
Teachers Selected

Teachers fer the Yuma Grammar schools and contracts signed for the coming Scheol year. as follows:
 Miss ida Nelgner. principal: John c. Williams. Pearl N Doehmer, Hazel NJ. Gaiph, Edna George. Mary F. Post, Mary E Vaa Pels, Gertrude Hacklcy, Nellie Coyert: Iva Easterwood, Daisy E.rri-an and lone (;rcealeuf.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18

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Struck 2 Rich MinG

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The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18
Watch Thief

Juan Bilderain was held to the grand jury by Justice Jones last week or the charge of stealing two, watches from M. $. Darling's store on Second street. He entered the store shortly after six o'clock in the morning and priced some watches. Under cover Of this negotia- tion he managed unobserved to secgetc d couple on his person. Fsc pawned sne Of the watches. and when aereste3 had the other CD his person.
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Williams Wood Yard.

Hay, Grain and Wood for sale. Prompt delivery. Prices reasonable. First avenue, opposite the A. O. U. W. Hall. Phone l21.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-08-18

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
TWO CHAMPIONS
APPEAR ON STAGE
Jefries and COrbett Are Given
Tremendous Ovation at
Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27,-Giving his
second public exhibition since he began
training. and making what is said prob
ably will be his last public appearance
before the big fight July 4. James j..
Jeffres surprised more than 1000 enthu-
siasLlc ring followers tonight by his
apparently excellent condition and speed
when he boxed three rounds with his
brother Jack and three with Joe Choyn-
ski at Dreamland rink.
The big fighter was fast and snappy
In action and surprisingly quick on his
feet. This, together with his appear
anca OF something like his former SELF
tho utter absence OF his big stomach and
every Indication that his training has
put MIN in fine form, made a very favor
able impression upon the blg crowd
which howlcd itself hoarsc with approval
The only adverse comment heard was that
he looked Old
Jcffries was given tremen ndous ova-
ton when he entered the place and again
when he entered the ring. A few min
utes later, James j. Corbett came In and
Gentleman jim" was given even great
cr ovation than Jeffries, The latter was
in an unusually pleasant mood and play
fully chased Corbett around the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Scott of Stanford University Estah
fishes New Figures for the Pole
at Dual Meet in Denver
SINCLAIR KNOCKS
OUT FRANK HARDEN
Colorado Featherweight Proves
No Match for IntermOun-
tain Champion.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 27-"Pcanuts" Sinclair
OF salt Lake CITY demonstrated his right
TO the tIuc of fcathcrwciGht champion
OF the lntermountain region, when he
knocked out Frank A. Harden in the
ninth round of a boxing contest, sched-
Ogden theater tonight. Harden fought
gamcly and, after being floorcd in the
last round. managed TO StagCrr TO his
feet at the end OF the count and warmly
embraced Sinclair. In the seventh round
when Sinclair had his man almost out
ring protecting his face with his left
hand. he suddenly surprised the specta-
tors by rushing his opponent around the
ring. landing rights and lefts 10 the face
until the round closed,
Harden appeared TO be triflc nervous
at the beginning OF the fight and appar-
entity swung Wild, missing his opponent
several feet. From the fifth round until
the end OF the fight Sinclair was able
to land whenever he chose Tom Taylor
OF Evanston: Wyo., officiated as ref
cree.
Eddie Ma,hewson. brother Of Harden.
Knocked out KID Davis in the first
round OF a scheduled four-round pre-
limlnary
The curtain-raiser was four-round
contest between young Forbes and Mlcliie
Sullivan. which ended in a draw.
y special train over the Rio Grandc.
which returned thirty minutes after the
fight, brought about 100 fans from Salt
Lake City. The attendance was small
compared with the other contests re-
Gently held here. Poor management was
shown in the confusion which followed
side. No provision was made for the
press TO write their stories at the ring
side and the managers were severely
criticised by many OF those present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28

place $3.50, second TINA, show $50
third. Time. 30 20.
Third race. mile and n sixteenth
GTeepbridge, straight Sli. won; John Car
roll, place SS.60, second; Warner Girls
well. show $3.50 third Time. 1:a7 2-5.
Fourth race. mie-King's Daughter
straight $S.7o. won; Meadow. place So 20.
second Handzaretta. snow $G20. third.
Time. 1:40.
Fifth race. four and q half furlongs-
Oriental Pearl. straight $40 won, New
star. place $3.50. second; Molly Mcg, show
$3.50. third, Time, :54 10.
Sixth race, mile and n furlong-Mamic
Algol straight $3.50, won; EIfall. place
S3,70, second: Ben Howe. show $40
third. Time, "a %
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New Vaulting Record
SULLIVAN ARRIVES
FROM HONEYMOON
Tells IuteryiewerS That JeffrieS
Needs Young Fellows to
Train Him.

NEW YORK, May 27.-John l.. Suli-
van had a few things to say on the JEFF
frles-Johnson fight today on his arrival
from Europe and then staggered his in
terviewers by taking a long leap into the
profundities OF political questions of
Europe. The former heavyweight cham
plon has been OF n honeymoon In Europe
and returned on the Mauretania TO see
the fight in San Francisco.
'Jcffrlcs doesn't need old fellows like
Corbctt and Choynslti in his training, ."
said Sullivan. What he needs is young
fellows with lot more speed than he
has"
'At what age does a mans speed
leave him." was asked
on. that depends on the man After
gins 10 feel his speed going from him.
Just how fast IL leaves him depends Il
good bit on how fast n life he leads.
Jeffries doesn't need n man he can box
with. He should have some fellow who
can worry him n whole lot"
John L. said he never knew Of man
who lett the boxing game and then got
back TO form again.
though" he added TOR Jcffries Is
hard man and n fighter from the word
a better man than Johnson and can
whip him For that matter, who has
Johnson beaten, anyhow? Ketchel was
good man ma, but ne was no real match
But the British budget seemed TO hold
more charm for the old fighter than
things pugilistic. for sullivan side
stepped boxing and launched Into Eng
lish economical conditions
England, Ireland and Scotland are
more Impoverished than ever he said
IAN this money that Great Britain has
been putting in her navy-you see, Ger
many has been forcing her TO Ii by
soaring her so muCh-has proved an aw-
ful strain. and this here budget bin Is
just going 10 make things terrible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
TRAVELLING FROM DES
MONIES TO SAN FRANCISCO

There arrived in Zion Friday night
three autoists who are making tour
from Des Moines. la, TO San Francisco
in Buick machine. The party consists
of George a. Howell and +. Il. Wilson
OF Des Moines and n. L. Skinner of Colo
RADIO Springs. They were guests at the
MoXum hotel Friday night. While the
party has MADE many side trips. the
actual running time between Des Moncs
and Salt Lake City. a distance OF 1900
miles. was seven days. In Wyoming the
roads are not particularly UP TO stand
and and one OF the party stated Friday
night that they Travelled through the
Cowboy state" for over seventy miles
without seeing a house or a human being.
or course back in Iowa you cant do
that he said. but he now realizes this is
a pretty big country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Emeryville Entries.

=. OAKLAND. Cal, May 27.-Wcather
inc, track fast Following are the en-
tries for tomorrows Gmcryvnle races:
First race six furlongs. selling-Am-
pcdo, ia; Ecdondo. Galvanlc, Port Ma
hone, Denecn, III: DR.. Mayer, Anna May.
Buckthorn, l09; Banrose. Dorothy Led
gett. 107; Beda so.
Second race, five furlongs. purse-Jim
Basey, ll5; Jack Stryker. Salali. 1Io: We
lak9o, 1o.; MaXdice, Ban Ann, lo4; Paw
huslta, 1l3; Rita, 9s; Klngtolls. 80.
milG n}dT sseilinfSu,Inclement; no, Faneuii
Stocking. %; Lady Elizabeth, aE: Sal
wage: Ann McGee, 9l: Combury. go BIZ
nocular, IS; Metropolitan. 50.
Fourth race. one mile, purse-Iohnny
Lyons. 10I: Fancy, 1O7 Eddie Graney.
Redeem, %; Kid North. BraXton. %: Miss
Roberts, 90.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards.
selling-Reau Man, LOG; Tremargo, 1Oi
Edwin T. Fryer. 1o3; Captain Burnett
102: Orilenc, 81; Banorella. IS.
Sixth race, futurity course. selling
St Francis l24; Billy Myer Smiley
Metzner. 12t; New Capital. 1Oa: Miss
Picnic. ElectroEan, Lady Panchita, 1O7,
-Minn nedocia. 102,
Apprentice allowance.
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Favorites Fare Badly,

OAKLAND, May 27.-Favoritcs Jared
badly at Emeryyilie today Sir Angus
an eighth event. while Edwin IT. Fryer,
tho second choice. beat Round and Round
for second money, BellsniCker fell i'm the
first race and Aftermath in the second.
Mentry, and w. Cotton. the Jockeys. cs-
capped injury. Aftermath was favorite
First race, six furlongs, selling-Phil-
listina, l09 { Leeds). To l. won; Charles
Green, ia (BoreD, TO l, second: Preten-
Time. liza 40. FL Paso, Creston Boy,
Father Dowpey. Lillum. Sarascina. Love
ly Mary Lillian Ray and BellsnIclSer
finished as named.
selling-Trocha. 90 (Jahnson}, 8 10 !, won
Colbert. 81 (Selden). l2 to l. second
steel lO7 (Taylor), > to third; Time,
f:i1 3-5. Dovalta David Warfield. Net
ting. Coppers and Aftermath finished as
Third race. mile and twenty yards, SELL
iug-Cobleskill, los ULeeds), TO !. won
Gretchen G.. Io2 (Ruxton). 10 ]. sec
Time. La 20 Hancock. Wap. Birth.
Tom o MsIIey. MatchtuiIa. Silver Line and
Cataline finished rs named.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth. selling
Sir Angus. 1os Ueeds). TO I. won: Ed :
win It. Fryer. ia 0indhorsO, II TO 8.
second Round and Round. 10 (Vosperl, 7
to T. third. Time. :53. Sir John. AXIS
Ar-Ben. Miles. Dixie Dixon and Odd Rose
finished as named.
Fifth race. six furlongs, seiling-Cuvina.
s8 (Seldenl, to 2 won: Onatassa; lis
(BorcO, u TO /. second; Billy Mayham,
l13 Roberts). II TO 9. third. Time. ia.
Cicio. Fredonla. Lookout. Suly. Hector.
LuXurlo, Littleton and Royal n. finished
as named.
Sixth race. futurty course selling
Wancr. 1i2 GecdsD. . 10 /. won; Milpitas.
III (Mentry), 6 10 >. second; GramercY.
1o7 (Co,ton) S to J. third. Time, 1:1o >.
Mossback. la DeXtra, Biskra and La
Chata also ran,
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MORE INTEREST IN FIGHT
THAN TARIFF QUESTION

PHILADELPHIA May 27.-PatTck
Mccarthy. mayor OF San Francisco. in an
Interview here today announced that he
was in favor of the JciIrIes-Johnson fight
and hoped TO see the battle.
Mayor Mccarthy visited City Hall here
today with local labor leaders and had an
Interview with Mayor Rcyburn. HE left
toDish; Tor the west. He intends stop
ping at Indianapolis and other cities on
his way home.
When his attention was called TO the
fact that business men of San Francisco
were protesting against the agitation re-
garding the big fight. he said
Il am not opposed 10 the fight and
Will not stop it. I have seen the principal
fights In this country for many years
past.
AT Washington and other places /
have visited there seemed to be more in
tcrest in the meeting between JeGries and
Johnson than in the tariff question:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
New TrapS Arrive.

The Salt Lake Gun club received its
new bluerock traps from the cast Fri
the trap grounds today. ready for sun
days shooting. All the club members
are asked TO report Sunday 10 try out
the new traps.
Monday afternoon nj o'clock there
will be a friendly match shoot between
the Salt Lake and Ogden Gun clubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
POLE VAULT RECORD
BROKEN BY SCOTT
Clears Bar Twelve Feet. Ten
and Seyen-Eighths Inches
at Dual Meet.

BOULDER, Colo, May 27-Captain l..
T. Scott of the Stanford university track
team today broke the worlds pole vault
record held by himself. with vault of
L. feet, los inches, in the dual track
meet with the University OF Colora do.
I forr CT record. made by Scott a few
weeks ago in California. was IL feet.
10 3l6 inches.
Stanford Won the meet easily, with 71t
points TO SOB State records were broken
by Stanford men In the high and broad
JUMPS. the l20-yard hurdles the 0-yard
dash and the relay race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
PENNSY SHOWS
CLASS IN HEATS
Looks Like Quaker Institution
Will Win intercollegiate
Championships.
WARM FIGHT PROMISED
FOR SECOND POSITION
Yale. Princeton and Harvard
Have About Same Number
in Finals.

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Pennsyl
vania showed up so we'll in the trials to-
day as 10 make il appear that the Phila-
delphia institution will probably carry
of the intercollegiate championships, the
finals OF which will be held on Franklin
fold tomorrow afternoon Provided Penn
syiVania wins the meet. II looks like
warm battle for second place. with
Princeton, Yale, Harvard and Michigan
as the contepders.
Pennsylvania qualfed IA men for the
finals. Yale and Princeton u each; Har-
ward, II; Cornell, s; Michigan. 8; Am
herst 4; Syracuse. Columbia and Wes
leyan. each, and Rutgers, Colgate,
Dartmouth. New York university, HaYer-
ford and Bowdoin, / each.
No records were broken today.
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Champion Tennis.

Special to The Tribune,
BOISE. May 27.-In the championship
games for the city In th5 tennis tourns-
ment held Wednesday afternoon, Clayton
Davidson won from g. s. Slaughter In
three straight sets. The scores were g.
7-5 and 6-4 This gives Davidson the
championship of the city, subject to chal-
lcnge by "A member OF any tennis club out
side the Y NJ. e. A, The second annual
tournament for tho Idaho state tennis
championship will oe held under the aus
plces OF the United States Lawn Tennis
associat ton. June 7 to 10. on the grounds
or the State Normal school al Lewis
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Kings Daughter Wins.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 27.-The fca-
ture Of the day came in the fourth race.
Kings Daughter. carrying 80 pounds,
wore down the early lead OF Handzaretta
and won handily. with Meadow second and
Handzaretta third.
First race. six furlonGs-Sugar Maid.
straight $780, won: Alice George. place
90 so. second; Betty Lester, show So.
third. Time, ia.
Second race, four and half furlongs-
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HANDICAPPED BOATS
ARE NOT HEARD FROM

HAVANA. May 27.-The Caliph. owned
by Commodore NJ. IL. Brigham OF the
Ventnor Yacht club. finished first in the
ocean motorboat race that started at Phil
adelphia last Saturday. arriving here at
G:03l4 tonight. The Berncyom, owned
by s. w. Granbury OF the Brooklyn Yacht
club, came in one hour and fourteen sec
onds later. and so far. by time allowance,
Is the winner by over three hours
The two other boats are yet 10 arrive.
Both have big handicaps and the Berpe-
yom cannot yet be proclaimed winner.
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Club Opens Thursday.

Manager Ryan OF the Salt Lake Ath-
lotlc club has matched Pete Sullivan and
Kid Rose for the main event for the
opening date next Thursday evening at
the Auditorium.
The new club is arranging an amphi-
theater in the Auditorium. with the ring
i'm tho center. Seats run at an agile, and
the ring can be seen as clearly from the
outside seats as from the TiuSsde.
The programme for the opening night
will he announced today.
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JOHNSON WILL !
NOT SEE JEFF
Refuses to Go to Show, Fearin,
That Trouble Might /
Result.
KAUFMAN WILL WORK
WITH COLORED FIGHTE
Delaney Is Anxious to See ,Joh
son Put Former Cham
piOn Out.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-That
Kaufman, the California hoavyra,.
VIII join the Johnson camp and bov :
the present heavyweight Champion
decided today, Johnson wants the M.
smith in his camp and has urged I,
TO make that move, and Eaufma,
agreed. Kaufman, Billy DELANEY
johnson had a long conference this All
noon. Kaufman is go 10 IA,
springs on Monday. and when he
turns he Will go To the beach.
Il have not been sure that I vc
want TO 20 into the Johnson camp - !
kaufman. IF he beats Jeifries | am
only available heavyweight left 10 (,
MIN, and ] want to keep myself clear
any suspicious that might be raised
the same time, ] feel that johnson "a
teach me something about the boS
game that would be Just what | wanf
Johnson Is very anxious 10 have
with him. He tells me that Jefr,
boxed in training camp with both
CoTbctt and Joe Choynski, and 4
aiterward he fought each OF them
times"
There arc two things, il is said. 1
determined Kaufman 20 90 with John
One is that Delaney would like 10 \
the colored champion dethrone lem
permanently. and the other is that ~
man is at outs with Sam Berger.
complains that ever since he knoc
Berger out in this city after the fire
has been bitter and has made many
kind remarks.
The Johnson workout today was
same as yesterday. He was OH the !
FOR the regulation twelve miles. q
mcnClng tomorrow. Johnson will boz
the gymnasium three DAYS in row.
When asked this afternoon il he vi
attend the Jeffries exhibition toni
Johnson replied. mo. ! will not. n
is no use OF stirring up trouble. and
went to the show Jefrries would thii
was coming just to aggravate him..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
CLOSE Pool Game.

l.. Price C5O) beat g. Lyman (eo), 20
10 80 in q match handicap pool game at
the Jevne academy Friday night The
game was close and interesting from
start to finish Price winning by ! point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-28
Only Two Starters.

Five miles free for ALL amateurs-
Grenier (Nationaf. first; Tousey (Na-
,ionaD, second. Time, 100 3-5. Two
starters.
Shot put-The following fve men quail
fed:
Horner Michigan, 45 feet I04 inches;
Waite, Syracuse. A feet. 81 inches: Cod
GaTd. Harvard. - feet, inches Gov
Yale, AZ feet. 10 inches, Fitzpatrick. Yale
AZ feet, So inches.
Tho following qualified for the final in
the high jump Palmer. Dartmouth;
Fielding. New York university Rurdick
Pennsylvania Farrier. Pennsylvania
Lawrence, Harvard. Height. 3 feet, II
inches.
Hammer throw-Ths following auaifned
for final: Cooney. Yale. $50 feet, 3
inches, speers. Princeton. l3S feet -
inches; Andrus, Yale. l3G feet, II inches I:
Smons. Princeton. 1873 feet. S inches
Coleman. Pennsylvania. 12o feet. @
inches,
Pole vault-The following five men
qualified for finals-Nelson, Yale: l. s.
I'abcock, Yale: Barr. Harvard Gardner,
Yale. u feet each; Parker Pennsylvania
il feet, inches
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Disqualifying Events.

90 yard hurdle race. four heats. first
aud second TO qualify III semi iinal-F'irst
neat Won by Stibot. Cornell. second,
Dusenberry. Princeton. Time. rs i-5.
Seond heat won by Gardner, Harvard;
second. King. Yale. Time, &c.
Third race-Won by Chisholm, Yale,
second, Edwards, Boudoln. Time. 20 20.
Fourth heat won by Dwight, Prince
ton; second, Lewis, Harvard. Time,
First heat. 100 yards. won by Rems-
dell, Pennsylvania: second, Sherman,
Dartmouth; third. Baldwin, Amherst
fourth, Arnsby, Pennsylvania State col
legc. Time, 10 1-5.
Second heat won by Minds. Pennsyl-
vanla second, Cooke, Princeton; third.
Keck Michigan, fourth Russell. Dart
mouth. Time. 10 Is.
Third heat won by Blass, Cornell: sec
ond. Downey. syracuse: third, Reilly.
Yale: fourth, Thayer, Harvard. Time,
10 20.
Fourth heat won by Gardner, Harvard;
second. Robson Brown. Time, 10 25.
Fifth heat won by Craig. Michigan.
second, Jacobs, Columbia. third. Jessup.
Princeton; fourth, Wheeler, Yale. Time,
10 l-5.
sixth heat won by Roberts. Amherst:
second. Seymour, Yale; third. Tyler. Hsr-
ward; fourth. Mcconnell, Hayerford.
Time, 10 5-5.
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Extra Heats

1t was decided that the first and sec
o1d men IN all todays heats In the
100 yard dash run another heat In order
20 reduce the number in the semi fGals
tomorrow to ten men.
First and second men qualified,
First heat. l00-yard dash, won by
Craig, Michigan: second. Ramsdell. Penn
sylvania; third. Reilly. Yale; fourth, Hob
son. Wesleyan. Time 10 10.
l00-yaTd dash. Two heats, for men who
finished third in the six preliminary
heats; first and second go into semi-inals
iornorrow-Flrst heat won by Reilly,
lale; second keck. Michigan; third,
Baldwin. Amherst Time, 10 20,
Second heat won by Jessup. Princeton
second, Tyler, Harvard; third. Snyder
Yale Time. 10 3-5.
1:0-yard hurdle, in four heats. first
and second qualified for semi -hnals-Flrst
heat won by Chisholm, Yale; second
Havens. Rutgers. Time, :t6 2-5.
Second heat won By King, Yale: sec
ond. Wendell. Wesleyan: third Ebere,
swarthmore; fourth. Hall. Cornell. Time
;l6 %.
Third heat won by Long. Harvard: sec
ond. Newconb, Colgate, third, Bacon
Wesleyan. Time. :l6 20.
Fourth heat won by Dwight, Princeton
second, Lewis. Harvard; third, Pinder
Syracuse. Time, is %.