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New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
avn Tennis Polo Yachting Golf Boxing Il Other Spor
Any Rules Suit Upton So
Long as There's a Race

York Yacht Club has not disclosed Its
hand. II is evident that they are willing
to drop the old rule OF measurement In
vogue in 1908. when the last race for the
cup was sailed, and take up the new rule,
or at least a modification Of IT, which
will produce yacht that will be of some
use after the races.
Most racing yachtsmen OF the present
day agree that II would be folly TO build
another boat OF the same type as the
Reliance. That yacht and the Columbia,
both lying high and dry at City Island,
are mute evidence OF the uselessness OF
that type for ordinary racing; while, on
the other hand a 7j-foot yacht. built 10
the present rule. or several Of them. would
form a healthy class after the cup had
been retained o. lost. Such a yacht, II
built Of Tobn bronze. IL Is said. would
not cost more than 10000 while it would
cost more than double that sum to pro-
duce a e0-fOoter under either rule.
The matter Of manning and running
the smaller yacht is also an item to be
reckoned with. tor a crew OF twenty-five
would he ample 10 handle such yacht.
The 70-footers Yankee Mneola and Vir-
ginia. some years ago. were easily handled
under any conditions with twenty men.
At the New York Yacht Club yesterday
10 official information was given out, but
some Of the members who are IN close
touch with the affairs OF the club said il
was most likely that the challenge would
be accepted and the news made public at
the general meeting Of the club on Thurs
day night OF this week.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
Lawn 7 ennis Association Must
Pick American Players
Before Next Friday,
Says Rule.

Nominations for the Davis International
Challenge Cup matches have been made
bv three OF the nations and the others
must he made on or before next Friday
90 was pointed out By an official OF the
United States National Lawn Tennis AS
sociation yesterday. Australasia, Canada
ard South Africa have made known their
men. while the United States. Germany.
France. Belgium and the BRUSH Isles
holders will walt until the ias' nioii'en'
before deciding upon the teams.
Tho Australians-stanley n. Doust A.
=, -. Horace Rice and +. W. Hicks.
,ho rranaeer-went over to Philadelphia
vns,erdav 'o where they will practise until
the end OF the month.
The Canadian team is now in England
and is expected to meet the south AFRICA
pIayers early in June. p. p. schwengers'
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
POLO PONIES IN TO-DAY
Captain Miller Makes Final
Plans for British Mounts.

CAPTAIN c. D. Miller, u. E. o, busied
himself yesterday making final prepara-
,ions for the string OF polo ponies which
will arrive this morning aboard the Min
neapolis. OF the Atlantic Transport Line.
for the use OF the English team m the
international challenge cup matches.
The captain. who is acting az the Duke
OF WestmInsters master OF horse. was
greatly pleased with the stabling facill-
ties at Piping Rock. lie has arranged
with Frank r. Crocker who Is acting as
chairman OF the Piping Rock polo com
mittee, 20 have the pick OF the ponies
uuartered In the commodious box stalls
adjacent 10 the clubhouse and the field
on which the English team will practise.
The reserve ponies will be stabbed on the
Pratt farm, about a mile and half from
the field by bride path.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Naples May s--Indiana dtsD. New York ,or
Geooa. 18th Koenig Albert (Ger,. New YORK
Bermuda. MAY II. 3 p m-Oro,ava tBr)' Ne"
Llverpool. May i2-cavour CDr). New York for
81 Michaels. NAV iO-Msrths Washington
(ArsO. New York for Alsiers Napie'
glasgow. % MAY 1,-cameronia OBJ, New YORK
Alsiers. rs .ao MAY s-schuylkin Br). New York tor
ps,ra Nav e-Royal Prince CBrl New York
via Cane Town. Agoa Bay. East London, etc
eout thatnpto1. May l2-~hames tbrl, New fo'k
via Kingston. etc. -
and Providence via Lisbon. Barcelona, eio
mot previously.
plvnnouth. NAV i2-Krorprinz Wilhelm Ger.
New York flf Cherbourg and Bremen (and
proceedcd).
Naples. May s-Tsormina dtsD 0rom GenoS.
IjyernooI MAY lo-star Of Scotland CBr). New
Demerara. MAY T--Guisns CBr). New York.
Swansea. May s--Chicago City CBr) (from Bra
J-inme Nav s-Fedors tAust. New York.
Cardin NAV i1-Cape Breton (Brl. New York
Dundee NAV i2-Clan Maciachlan tBr). New
Cherbourg May il-Grosser Kurfdrs, Ge1.
New York.
Scilly MAY 1i-Rochsmbeau Fr). Now YORK
for Havre: 18th. 1920 a m. Kronprinz WI
helm Ger, New York for Plymouth Cher
bourg and Bremen
Lizard May f2-kursk CRues) New York for
Rotterdam and Libau: President LlnceA
Ger. New York FOR Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

or to-day: tomorrow. showers and cooler IN
west portion. moderate TO brisk south anu
southwest winds.
For Northern New England increasing z
cloudiness and warmer to-day showers at night
or tomorrow. cooler tomorrow in west por-
tion moderate TO brisk south 20 southwest
winds. -
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland. VIZ
gina and Delaware fair and warmer to-day
tomorrow, fair moderate south winds.
For New jersey. fair i'm south. increasing
cloudiness in north portion; to-day. probably
showers at night. warmer tomorrow and fair,
with moderate south and southwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair in south.
increasing cloudiness I'm north portion to-day.
probably showers at night and warmer: to-
morrow, fair. cooler I'm north portion. moder-
ate south and southwest winds.
For West Virginia. generally fair to-day and
tomorrow: warmer to-day.
For Western Pennsylvania. cloudy and
warmer to-day. probably local showers: to-
morrow fair and cooler in north portion: mod
crate TO brisk southwest 10 northwest winds
For Western New York. showers and warm
or to-day; Tomorrow cloudy and somewhat
cooler brisk 10 moderately high southwest TO
northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
TOPS A JUMPING RECORD
"Tenths" on Tape Clinch Right
of Stiles to Honors.

Chicago. May 12.-P. Stiles. OF the Cul-
Yer Military Academy. set a new world s
interscholastic broad jump record in the
Lake Forest meet last Saturday. His
leap was measured with a surveyor
steel tape, and was announced as o feet
inches.
This. 1t was officially announced and
verified to-day. should have read six
tenths" instead Of inches" or about o
feet ~. inches. The former record, o feet
inches, was made by L. r. Cook AT
Chiricothe. Ohio. on MAY o. 1905.
Stiles also broke the Lake Forest inter
scholastic meet record by running the 100
yard dash in 10 seconds fiat
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onicial Record and Forecast.-Nashnst
May l2.-There has been "A general ran III
pressu-e except on the Pacific Coast with the
most pronounced fall over the lake region ana
Eastern Colorado The weather, however over
the country has been generally fdr ana the
only places reporting precipitation were tnS
unuer lake region, the upper Mlsslsslppl a''
lower Missouri valleys, the north Paciuc states
and rortiOns. OF the east CUR ana sohth Al
low temperatures continued generally Mon
Sav morning east OF the Rocky Mouhhlhs,
with heavy frost from the lower lake region
and Ohio Valley eastRa ard, but during the day
there was a general rise IN temperature, espt-
cfally over the lake region and central Nhl
eys West OF the Rocky Mountains tempera-
lures are below the seasonal average as
rule There will be showers TUESDAY from the
upper Ohio Valley and lower lake region east
ward followed by generally falr Weather
"Wednesday except IN New England. and locai
showers will also continue IN the Southeast.
In the West conditions VIII DO unsettled
NTH showers probably during Tuesday IN the
Rocky Mountain region ana Tuesday or tues
dav night in the plains states. extending
,Vednesday into the Missouri and upper Missis-
sinpi valleys over 'he remainder OF the coun-
trv the weather will be generally fair Tuesday
ana "Wednesday. II will 90 warmer Tuesday IN
Inc lower lake region and the Atlantic states.
and cooler In the upper LAKE. region, the upper
Mississippi Valley and the Northwest. u VIII
be cooler Wednesday from the lower lake
region eastward.
lakes and western Lake Erie.
The winds along the New England Coast
will be moderate south and southwest, becom-
ing brisk by Tuesday night middle Atlantic
Coast moderate sotun and southwest, becom-
ing brisk over northern portion south Atlantic
cast. light to moderate and variable. except
east or the Florida coast enst Gulf Coast.
light TO moderate east 10 south: west Gulr
coast moderate south and southwest, becom-
lower Iais,s brisk TO moderately high south
west diminishing Tuesday night: upper lakes,
moderate west and northwest
dan ri
ports will have moderate TO brisk south and
southwest winds. with showers By Wednesday.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For East
ern New York. Increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day: showers by night: to-mor-
NIL -
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
SHUGRUE KNOCKS OUT HOGAN

New Haven. May Zone Round
Hogan, once a formidable boxer In the
ranks OF the llghtweights, was knocked
out by Young" Shugrue, OF Jersey city
In the tenth round of n ffteen-round bout
here tonight. Hogan never had chance.
The Jersey lad stepped In and around
him. landing his blows almost at will
and slowly but surely wore Hogan down
to point OF exhaustion. where placing
the finishing punch was n mere formality.
The boys weighed in at 135 pounds. ring
cfd
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
NOT 50 BAD AS PAINTED
Ban Johnson Fines Olson and
Nunnamaker for Fighting.

Chicago. May 12.-Ban Johnson. prcsi-
dent Of the American League. announced
to-day that ne had inflicted a fine or So
on Nunnamaker. catcher OF the Red Sox.
and Olson. third baseman OF the Maps
for engaging in fist fight under the
Cleveland grandstand after a game played
last week Johnson said
81 wrote 10 these players, and gave
them until to-day to send me report
II was only trivial affair. and not the
big row that was reported in the press. %
There has been no decision handed
down in the Stovall case so far. Johnson
expects 70 be able 10 give out a verdict
in two or three days. He denied that he
had any petitions for the reinstatement
OF the manager Of the Browns up TO date.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
Leaves Question to Choice Of
New York Yacht Club.
NEW CODE FAVORED HERE
Yachtsmen Think Challenge for
America Cup Will Be Ac-
cepted This Week.

London. May 12-The Royal Ulster
Yacht Club cabled to the New York
Yacht Club on May saying that the
challenge sent by Sir Thomas Upton for
a series of races for the Americas Cup
was inte lde1 TO convey that the contest
should bc governed IN all respects by the
same conditions as prevailed in the last
races
II however, the New York Yacht Club
preferred, Sir Thomas Upton had no OBJ
lection to race under it's present rules of
measurement time allowance and racing
rules.
The reply from the New York Yacht
Club was received to-day stating that the
question would be considered at an early
date.
That there will be a race for the
Americas 5 Cup in 1914 seems certain.
judging from the dispatches received from
London Yesterday Although the New
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
CoULON AND BRADLEY DRAW.

Philadelphia. Nav l2.-Johnny Couloh'
the bantamweight champion. and Frankie
Bradley. OF this city, fought six ROUNDS
here tonight. and at the close the pop
ular verdict was a draw. Neither man
did much I'm the first two rounds. and
Coulon had the better OF the third.
The fourth round was even. and Brad-
ley was ahead in the fifth. But for fre-
quent clinches in the final round Bradley
probablv would have earned the decision.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
HARVARD RETAINS TITLE
Beats Cornell for Sixth Con-
secutive Time at Lacrosse.
IBy Tel.rranh to 40 Trlhuns !

-, 10y Telegraph 10 The Tribune
'nsea, y. y, May 12.-The Harvard Ia
use team defeated Cornell this after
''0h on Alumni Field by a score of to
~ereoy winning the sixth consecutive
N'0'y from the Red and White team.
- me victory to-day Harvard again Sc
elies the intercollegiate title. which it has
''o for six years.
awards hard playing was principally
we hrst half, during which period four
~e points were scored. Cornell held its
"a IN The last half OF the game, and had
"o' been for the strong work OF Bundage
me attack It is doubtful IL the visitors
'o nave maintained the lead. Partic-
rss,y conspicuous through the entire
II. ven was the brilliant work OF the Grim
va goal tender, Lincoln:
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
TIGERS DOWN THE RED S0X
Hammer Out Victory After a
Whirlwind Rally.

Detroit, May 12-Fighting an uphill
battle all the way and tieing the score in
the eighth inning with four hits. which
produced three runs. the Tigers defeated
the Red Sox by score Of S 10 I'm the
second game OF the series here to-day.
The contest, as was yesterdays ten
inning struggle. was marked by hard hit
ting when hits were needed most.
Detroit used three pitchers and Boston
two. Lake twirled the last two innings
for the home team and successfully
stopped the attack OF the worlds cham
pions, while Wood. who succeeded Leon
ard, was the victim Of the winning rally.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
MARSTON AGAIN WINS
MEDAL ON LINKS
Pingry Boy Leads in Qualifying
Round of InterSChoIaStlC
Tourney.
PLAYS A SOUND GAME
Pawling Victor in Team Matches
for Preparatory Schools
Title Over Plainfield
Club Course.

For the second year in succession. Man
X. Alarston, formerly Of Pawling. but now
Of Pingry, won the medal I'm the quail
flying round Of the interscholastic cham
pionship tournament at the Plainhelc
Country Club yesterday. Marston re-
turned a total OF IT, two strokes better
than F. X Robeson. OF Pawling Con
ditions governing the meeting provided
for a medal round OF eighteen holes with
the first match round later in the day.
Coincident with the qualifying circuit
the team championship OF the preparatory
schools was decided. aggregate totals
counting In the latter Pavling won with
n total or 35S. Lavrencevile had 36G and
Plngry 37S
Marstons golf was particularly good
going out. lie required 81 for the 2'Sl'
wards. mir line measurement two strokes
over rar. only once did he lapse, ths'
being at the 367-yaTd third hole "here
he required a six through poor approach
and an extra put. At the 47l-yard sew
onth n Gran down a long put for tour'
"a stroke under the par allowance Ills
two M the 237-yard eighth was accom-
plished by his tee shot stopphg WIN"
few inches OF tho cup.
While Marston had no especially poor
lapses on the inward Journey he made
no particularly brilliant shots and had
70 he content with 40 lie needed an
extra put at the eighteenth
His card follows:
out in ...'.'....44 s : : 4-4O-71
Robeson required 80 TO go out and
needed three tries for tho cup on two
greens. while his inward score was 40
for A 70. Philip V. G. Carter. the cham
Mon. finished fourth with an Sc. The
Paving lad seemed TO have difficulty on
the greens. but he materially improved
i'm the afternoon. when he found himself
opposed 10 g. II. Lovett. OF Penn Charter
and had to go 20 the last hole to WIN
Carter had a medal score OF 7s TO his
opponcnts 70. Lovett returned 81 IN the
early round Carter recently recovered
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Most OF the team matches were decla-
ed hy comfortable margins. although w
ogden and y. Chambers. OF Lawrence
willie and Pawling. respectively. had 20
20 10 the nineteenth hole before the for-
mcr won Marston advanced through the
default OF W II. buchanan or flhgI ,
the only one OF the day. Marston anu
Carter are fancied for the nnal test the
luck OF the draw having placed tnem Oh
opposite sides. -,
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

Destination and steamer. $50 Pm
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Serra.. May 10
Japan, Corea. China (via Seattle
Shvp AdfA solhy Az
Hawaii, Japan, Cores, China, Philip
pines (via san Francisco)--Persia. May 10
japan. Corea, China, Philippines via
Tacoma)-Seattle Mam ............Hay "a
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Lurline.M May 22
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia via san Fran
cisco,-Tahiu ........ .............hsy "a
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Zealand.
Australia via San Francisco)-So-
noma ..........,............. May -
Japan. Corea. China. Philippines (yia
Victoria)-Emp,ess OF Japan ~. May ~
Guam, Philippines (via San FTancsco)
L Transport ......................M May 5l
Hawaii, Fiji Islands New Zealand
Australia (via EancouverD-Niagara. .Juns
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
SCHOOL CHAMPION BEATEN

fBy Telegraph 20 The Trioune
Cambridge Mass. May 12-ln the fina
round OF the Harvard interschoiasu'
lawn tennis tournament to-day c. Colker'
Gamer. OF St Marks School, Philadel'
phia boy. beat the national interscholas'
tic CHAMPION Clifton 3. Herd. Of Phillips
Exeter. VINO comes from California. The
match WIS decided in straight sets at 6-3
Ga, TO.
Herd won the Harvard tournament last
spring Gamer being the runner-up. and
later AT Newport won the national tour
.nanent for schoOlboys.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
OLD WORLDS RECORD GOES
Lloyd Sets Mark for Fifty Mile
Run in England.

London. MAY 12.-The worlds amateur
running record for fifty miles was beaten
to-day at Stamford Bridge Athletic
grounds by Z. w. Lloyd, who ran the
distance in hours. 13 minutes and SO
seconds.
J. L. Dixon. the holder Of the record
since 1885. In that year ran the fifty miles
I'm hours IS minutes and 26 1-5 seconds.
Lloyd's record is thus ( minutes and 2S Is
seconds better.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
BRAVES KEEP ON WINNING
Maranville q Factor in the De-
feat of Cardinals.

The Braves defeated the Cardinals here
to-day by q score Of TO 4.
Maranville. the little Boston shorHtop.
continued his brilliant playing to-day. His
triple in the fifth inning with men on
first and second bases. put the home team
ahead. and his fielding kept them there.
Boston was out-hit by st. Louis IA 10
s. but Rudolph who made his debut In the
box for Boston, succeeding Gervais in the
fourth. kept the visitors hits scattered
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. reported as
7O6 miles east OF Sandy Hook az noon yester-
dav Is expected TO dock "Wednesday forenoon.
The iceland reported as 333 miles east o.,
sandy Hook at a N yesterday. Is expected 70
dock ttis forenoon. .
The Minneapolis reported a. lsS miles east
NJ sandy Hook at 7.13 a m yesterday. is ex-
pected TO dock this forenoon.
The United states. reported as 400 miles east
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
YALE's VARSITY CREW BEATEN

New Haven. May l2.-The postponed
races in the annual Yale spring regatta
were rowed to-day on the harbor, and q
surprise was sprung When the hecotlu
'varsItv eight defeated the varsity ny
three lengths The course was one mile
and $50 yards. and the winners time was
: minutes 10 seconds ,
over the same course the sophomoTes
beat the juniors by scant length.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

Highest temperature yesterday s. degrees lat
40 D. M: lowest, 42 (at a. nj: average,
a: average for corresponding date last year
70: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, IS
Local forecast: Increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day: showers tonight. cloudy and
somewhat ooler tomorrow; moderate 70 brisk
south and Eouthwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
ST LOUIS
BOSTON

.Batted for Collins in NTH inning. fBatted
for Harmon In eighth inning
paston .................O Ks
81 Louis ................1 o o.
Two-base hits--Titus. Mann. Myers ko-
netcby SaiIee. Oskes. OLeary. Three-base hits
AZ Innings: off Rudolph. In 52s innings OF
Saileo IN innings none out In SIXTH; OF
Harmon, 2 in 2 innings: off Geyer. none In /
inning Sacrifice iies-Mltchell. Myers. sacrl-
Ace hits - Connolly. Maranville Whitted.
O'Ieary. Stolen bases-Myers. Sweeney. Oskes
DoIbIe pIay--Maranyille and Myers. Left on
bases-Boston Q: II. Louis. 2 First base on
baIIs-O1 Rudolph. l. off sallee. !: of Hsr-
mon 1. off Geyer .. First base on errors
Roston, 2: ST. Louis. ]. Hit by pitcher-By
Sailee. I Myers Struck out-by Rudoiph o.
Time-2.06.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
TWO BOUTS FOR BRITT0N
To Meet Phil Cross Here, Then
Graves in Philadelphia.

Danny Morgan. when he is not too busy
talking about Jack Britton. proclaiming
the Chicago boy the greatest OF all light
weights. coming champion OF the world
and Mars, s making matches for the
various boxers under his management.
He has bound two matches for Britton.
and another for Jim Savage, his heavy
weight boxer. Britton will meet Phil
Cross. the local welterweight. at the ST.
Nicholas A. c. on May 2l, and three days
later he will meet Kid" Graves in six
round contest at the National a. c. OF
sible by the Director Of Public Safety re-
instatng Britton, who was barred from
boxing in Philadelphia after his disap-
pointing bout with pal Moore.
Morgan Is also busy voicing his IDEAS
about Willie Ritchio, and declares that
If Britton ever gets the California boy
inside the ropes there will be new
champion
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
imary follow:


Pauling-Phnip Carter. So. y. Chambers
iOi. j. Ihmmis. %. +. X. hoocson' ~ 4o'A''
95s - ~
I.awrencevllle-w. T Badham. 50; Y. BAD
ham. 20. ". ogden. %; G. F. Weems' ss'
Tirgrv~Max r. Mars,on. Il: =. Harris sl
+ a Read, III: ". X. Buchanan. :" Ioial.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
DARTMOUTH WINS ON COURTS.

Amherst Mass. May 2-Dartmouth
defeated Massachusetts, Agricultural COL
lege in lawn tennis to-day by matches
70 O winning in both singles and doubles
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
,ase hIte-Hooper. Veach. Three base

hits-Ieonard. Engie. Hits-On House. In z
innings; off Klawitter. I'm innings of Lake
0 in innings; of Leonard. in 2-3 innings
of Wood In ? innings. Sacrifice hiu-
Yerkes Engle, Wit. ~. Sacrifice nies-Cobb.
Leonard Stolen bases-Speaker. Bush. Cobb
Moriarty Left ON bases-Boston. s. Detroit
s. Balk-Leonard. First base on bals-OiI
House 3: Of Klawitter. 2; off Leonard. ). on
Wood Struck out-By Klawitter. ]; by
Lake, / by Leonard ]; by Wood. !. tmpires
-Dineen and Hart. Time-2l0.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
Vessel
TO-DAY
TO-DAY.

Mail Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sails.
Kronpr'n G Bremen. n @ I, $50 m 1000 m
Hyanthes Mvideo. Houston eco m l2.Jo m
Advance CrIstobai pan fO.3Osm 300 . m
Noordan Rot'rdam Holl-A - 1000 m
G OF Montgomery. Say, Sav. - 30 m
Apache, jacksonville. Clyde - l.Op m
WEDNESDAY. MAY IA.
sCaunpania IfyerpooI Gun - 100 a m
Bermudian, Bermuda, Que. 500 m 1000 m
Maracaibo. Curacao. r D.. $500 m 1900 m
Marta. Colon. q Co. g 30 a m LOO m
Ch Prince, Brazil, Prince. IL 90 m 300 m
Kzr Franz !, Trieste, Aus - 300 y m
Patricia, Hamburg H-A... - 100 2 m
Comus. New Orleans . Pac - 100 IN
Marcos. Galveston, Mafy - 100 y m
Comanchs, Jack VILE, Clyde - 100 ia
THURSDAY, MAY IS
France Havre. French. 700 a m 1000 m
Monterey. Havana, Ward. 900 q N 200 m
r Friedrich. Colcn H-A. l:Oo > m SEQ m
Baltic. Liverpool. w ST.. - l2:0o N
G T Tletgen. C'hagen. S-A. - 200 . m
c OF Montgomery, Say, Siy. - 400 m
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

Local Ofical Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes I'm the temperature for the last
twenty four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

Johnny Kilbane. the featherweight
champion has agreed TO box George Fox
in a 10 round contest at San Francisco
on June s before the Wheelman's Club.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13

Leach Cross is in excellent condition
for his match with Johnny Dohan at the
Atlantic Garden A. G. tonight He met
Dohan Oh TWO or three occasions. and
hard fought battles have resulted. In
another Of the three 10 round contests
Tommy Malonev will meet Young Kurtz.
while in the third Patsy Kline will face
KID Black the winner 10 meet Johnny
Dundee.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
Cornell %.

mn. harvard: Bundage 90. Cattcn. Night
HsIio.l ,ornell: Kerr Substitutes-Iarvard
H. ~ 'or Patton. Referee--Dr. SELLS OF Hobart
VI haives-Twenty minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
Totals. Ms1o27ls1 Totals......s. ss2

'Ran for Stanage in seventh inning. 1Batted
for Klawitter in seventh inning Iran for
Mullin I'm seventh inning. lTwo out when
winning run scored
Detroit.................. .
Boston ..................f D U W
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise AS. sunset. : 7.0s; moon sets, lib
New-York tribune., 1913-05-13
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

use 3, Albany, l.
''oy, z, Utica. On innings)
hinghamton, s: Elmira, 7.
Wilkes Barre. 3, Scranton.