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FEATURE FOR HODGE.
Weber's Speedy Gelding Captures
Clark Handicap at Louisville.
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Special DiSrat"h 10 Ire S'Hf.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May ID Hodge.
which ran second to Old Rosebud IN
the Kentucky Derby last year. put MP
a sterling effort today i'll the historic
Clark handicap. which shares the honor
wAh the derby as being the oldest
stake in the Vest. and though hard
pressed by Short Grass at tho end had
enough to spare to win by half q
length. He was tho favorite. and was
given beautiful ride by Jockey Borel.
He came to the front at the stretch
turn and then held the English crack
sa fe in the final drive.
There was great crowd to see the
Clark handicap decided. Many were
disappointed that Roaner. Andrew Mil
er's crack. did not go to post He
was withdrawn because of the impost
and an impending penalty if he won.
He is being saved for the Kentucky
handicap at Douglas PARK. The sum
mary:
First race. selling: three yea, ,r-olds and up: .ix
furonss Indauntcd. l0s Murphy, s2IlO
straight. 500 place. si.ao show won Mex. a5
Il rpuhar, SO place. 81 81 show. second; Grass
mere. 10 tMartin, sac show. third Tine,
l. -. Two-dnlar inutucls. Bripy Deep carrie
Dicks Pet Suregrt, Iackrusc Mae Balcee and
Quarfermaster a lsn
second ,ls 11es ras %aiden far
Si.4o, $3.50, won: Franklin 1l3 ,keogh, So. 10
$50, seaond Romero, rirsi, 10 .Butwrll,,
King. stephen K. Granada. Genera aud Culnnci
Neunie also ran Coupled George ]. Long
entry
Third race. selling: three year ods and IN:
mile and sixteenth Jessie Iouisn los Nice
ham, SIS 40. $40 81 won: Ediih w. l0i iii
lew. $3.50. SIi 40 srcnld: Black hatn. - II r,l-
hartt. ST. 50, third Time, 1i. Virginia Field.
Mabel imweher, Sprudel. Mary Ann h. Gold
Color and Altamaia also ran
Fourth race. Clark handi.ar. three car -,lds
and uI, value to winner s., aSu. mile and n six
tecnthHoGge, los 'l;orci, 81 80 81 70. s.: 20.
won. Short Grass ia tkcocht. SG.:;u 81. 10
ond. Bad1ey's Choice. l12 nianse,. 81 10 third.
Time. IA 81. LEO Skoiny David craiy. Robert
Rradlev. star Jasmine. Prince Herms and John
Giiild also
Fifth race selling: thrne- yehrolds and up:
mile aud a sixteenth Miss Thorpe. los lMcehan,.
$14D. ST. TO- $40. Reno. los Il rquliarti,
s.. 20. 81 -. second Lady Jane Grey % Nlotti.
$50. thi;d. Time. iG Fred johnson. lnsir-
Man W W. Clark. Annie Leslie. i.ovelaBd,
Worlds Wonder ard olga Siar ais" ran.
sixth race. handicap. three 3 scar-od. and up;
six furloncs- L"oeitarcs. =: tk"dcrs,. 81. So.
SO. won, Chalmers, lDI tTarnr. $50, $50,
second Eroonf.wer. 81 aarneri. $40. thfd.
Time. liz. Margaret u. and Winning Witch
lSo
Seventh race. selling. three ycar-olds and mp,
mile and IuarterB Buck keeIou III tRurlin.
game. $I50, $500. $500. won: Marshon. los
,I;utwei. $3.50 $40 second: Raincoa'. 40
,tirpuharn, $50. third. Timr, ..06:i5 Con
soler Cordie +. and Any Port also ran.
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AGG|ES ARE WINNERS
Defeat GaIIaudet Team by
Score of 8 to 7.
PLAYERS HIT BALL HARD
Oberlin. Mess and Treuke Land on
the Sphere Very Con-
sistently.

In game in which both teams hit
the ball hard. the Mar, land AGricul-
tuial College won from Gailsudet to-
day by n score of S to /. Chichester
pitched good ball for the Farmers dur
ing the greater part Of the contest,
hut he weakened in the last inning and
Derrick was substituted. He retired
the side without any scoring being
done against him.
Lynch Of Gallaudet got away well
for five innings. but his end came in
the sixth. when several bases on balls
and hits netted the Farmers four tai
lies. NJ. \. C. showed team that had
been completely changed. several play
ers who have been substituting all the
year being used regularly aud shifts
being made in the other positions.
The batting Of Ness. oberlin aud
Treuke was the feature. Mess got three
safeties out Of three trips TO the plate:
Oherlin connected for triple. "A double
and two singles out of five attempts.
while Treuke got a homer and three
singles in four attempts.
The score:
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WOMEN'S TENNIS LEAGUE.
Many Good Matches Played. Al
though Program Is Backward.

The womens tennis league got under
way this week. and although the fun rro-
gram was not completed. many good
matches We're played. This is an innova-
tion in Washington. and because of the
fact that some of the clubs have not Vet
completed their courts and gotten their
teams in line those in charge have al
lowed some latitude for the frs week.
The matches behind the schedule must
be made up this week. however. by the end
OF which it is expected the teams will he
up with the schedule. The summary Of
the weeks play follows
Mrs. Finch defeated Miss johnson G-a and
6 :: Mrs. S"anhaugh defeated Miss ne Rerclil,
e q and 6-l. Mrs. IIealy defeated Miss Mafet,
a. and e: Mrs Morgan defeated Miss Bald
win. 81 and 81 Miss \. puwnn. dci',r ed
Miss L. X. Sewall. ct. s6 and 4. Miss
Sargent defeated Mrs. Robins. I; and 6'
Miss Nellie Johnson defeated Miss VI SeNall.
) and 81: Mrs Baird defeated Miss DnNall.
60 and 81: Miss Sheckcs defeated Miss
Smith. 81 and SO: Miss Elizabeth Rts ~ dc
feated Miss Atkinson. & and g: Miss Flor
ence Smith defeated Mrs. Whitney hipr 6--t
and 70. Miss Mabel Smith defeated Misa Cor
son. SO and 6-4: Miss Hattie Snow defeated
Miss c. Howard. t--6. f-4 and & &: Mrs Seth
r. Johnson defeated Miss Gardner 6 q and ::
Miss Page f"ated Mr.. Railarl, g. and :. ).
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HOLDS CLOSED REGATTA.
Successful Aquatic Events Staged
By Washington Canoe Club.

The Washington Canoe Club held a
very successful closed regatta In front
OF its clubhouse yesterday afternoon.
There were a large number of entries,
and the events were pulled of on
schedule time to the enjoyment of the
guests who lined the balconies.
Club singles First. Fl. C. knight 1r; second.
J. W. Burch
Novice sinsles-F1r-t, X N Knight second.
J. A. Hua
Club donbles-Firt z b. Ansiey R o. Ella
son: second. n. g knight, G. H Wagner
Novice doubies-Fir<f. f. y. knight r y.
EnR,rr: second. J. A. HIM. II P. Almon
Tail end First, d. A. De Iashmntt second,
e n. Wagner
MiIed doubles First. j. W Burch. Miss Mar
tin
Tp=., rsce-F,-t. R. RUTHERFORD: second D. A.
De IAshmntt
Club fours-Ftr.. J. W Birch. lame. Collier,
&. II. Wagner. H. G. Knight r.; second. J..
zirple II. .. Eiasou. =. c. Cfaighesd. e. b.
Anslev
Titinx contest Ffr,t. W G Bamman. D. A.
De Lashmutt: second. J. ". Bnrch, r. Ruiher-
ford
consolarion race-Yirst T. zrpIe: second. H. ?.
Amon.
Ref"r.e-w. A. Rogers. Announcer r @.
Finkeuauer S'arter-Jsmee Wheeler. Judges
e r Finch and r. l.. Conner,
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NAVY RIFLEMEN TRIUMPH.
Outshoot list Regiment Team of
New York in Dual Meet.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd May i5.-By a mar
gin of 10 points. the Midshipmen Rifle
men won from the team of the list
Regiment. New York National Guard.
in a dual competition here today. The
teams. totals were: Navy. .54s: Qua rds-
men. 1894.
The firing was. as usual. over ranges
OF 200 yards. using the rapid fire, and
900 and ] 900 AT slow FIRE. and the Mid
dies outpointed their rivals a I all three
ranges. They obtained their greatest
lead In the rapid-fire shooting. scoring
a total of 544 points. against As. for
the suardsmen The team totals at the
other ranges were: 600 yards-Navy
533: Guardsmen. $50. 1000 yards-Navy.
1872. Guardsmen. 4S9
The Midshipmen also took the high
individual scores. Reaves leading. with
total of 14l Of possible $50, and
Midshipman Penneroy was second, with
13s. Capt Thompson was high gun for
the qua ardsmen, with score Of 1856. while
Corp. Wartens was second, with 1876.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
GOLF AT COLUMBIA CLUB.
First Round of May Closed Tourney
Completed Yesterday.

Because of the Washington Country
Club tournament of last week play in
the May closed golf tournament of the
Columbia Country club was somewhat
neglected. with the result that the first
round of the various hixteens was
just completed yesterday. The second
round now is being played. and prob
ably Will be completed within the next
few days as the rules governing play
require the semi finals to be out of the
way by next Monday.
The summaries follow:
FIRST SIXTEEN
First roundJ. +. Baines defeated Daniel h
Ja"kson by up. " J. MrNaiIy defeated JOHN
". Brawner by default Edward d Eynon. jr..
defeated Montgomery 4. Dant"rih. by III, and
g: Edward Harlan defeated Il. T. Burks, hy de.
hy . up and |; Dr. & H. StcarnS defeated Ibr.
Howard +. Cobcy, by NJ, and = DR. Lee l..
Harlan defeated Donald woodward, by . up
and ].
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First round Harry Wardman defeated vii
liam %. tiilbert BY up aud .. Wiliam ".
Price defeated H. II Iurt"n. by , up and .
by . up and / Leo e. Brooks defeated $ Percy
THOMPSON. by = up; ". W Veisry defeated II.
George H. Chasmar defeated D. EraiIy Gish. 10y
up and l. Dr. T. l.. Hodges defeated Frank
:. Appleman. by up. Arthur r. Shelton de
THIRD SIXTEEN
First round Edward .. I.eech defeated Ar
thur l. Clark. by up mud ]: +. NJ. rosey de
faated II. G. Smith. by ! up a. NJ Bum de-
feated Robert Dougan, by default William ".
smith defeated j. ". Mnrphy. hy up and i;
A a.; thurman defeated Charles \. Watson
by up: John A. kratz defeated Arthur Mac
Eenzic hv :, up aud ); Robinson White de
featad Otto J. DE Mol, by ! up ~ holes
Frederick l.. Davis defeated D. F. Asbury. by
4 up and =.
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
Firs; round ~ r.. shoemaker defeated Charlie.
Sclden nv | up at :t6 holes: &. s. Watts de
fca-cd Charles Ormn. by up. Gardner T.. Orme
defepied A. l.. Thurman, by up and 4. +. W.
Sjeh0ld defeated r. Scott Perry. by : up aud
r q Moore defeated John L.. Weaver, hy ul
and John +. Say.n defeated J a. Srhaffer,
hy / IN: l.. B. Platt defeated Frank lihea, hy
NJ and >
FIFTH SIXTEEN,
First round-a H. Giles defeated T. .. Var
nell br ] M: A. I. Ruan defeated J. &. Me
Iaucllin by : up: u. r. Hinton defeated Ar.
f",ted Dr. Paris l.. Erensle, by mp: i. q.
,;ott defeated Emmons ;. smith. by up at ~
holes. r. b. he Graw defeated A. H. Mackly.
by Up and >.
SIXTH SINTEEN
First round h T.. Graham defeated 4. T.
prxan, by I; ~ and :. ". T.. Shannon de
feated i r. Shoemaker. by default: ". y
Planting defeated Carter kecnc. by up and |:
n II Martin defeated Ralph +. Barnard by.
nv NJ, and 3: j. ". Eelier defeated Oliver
Me,seroft bv :, up and 4 Hugh Maekenzi. de
feaird n w cox by :: up and AZ ~ holes
George Her.h defeated l.. II. Tamplcit. by up.
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something new at Georgetown and 1t
is expected to help the veterans and
possibly bring forth new material for
naNt fall

Is expected to help the veterans ana
possibly bring forth new material Tor
next fall
The following is the schedule of the
East Washington Sunday School
League for the remainder of the season:
May-l, Fifth Baptist rs. Advent. IS. Refor-
nation VS. ST Agnes; IL, Advent vs. Keller,
70. Reformation Fifth BAPTIST. y. Keller VS.
81 Agnes ~ advent Reformation. y. Fnfh
Baptist VS. keller. - ST Agnes Advent
ri Fifth Baptist vs. ST Agnes -, Reforms
;ion Keller. Is. Advent vs. FIftt Faptls'
~ ST Agnes Vs. Reformation: II. holiday.
June Keller Advent; :. Fifth vs.. Refnf-
nation. 3, 81. Agnes " Keller :, Reformation
vs. Advent. 5 Keller Fifth: {, st. Agnes
vs. Fifth: s. Keller vs. Reformation. 9. Advent
nation 81. Agnes: l.. Advent vs.. Keller: "a.
Reformat ion ". Fifth: IL Keller ". St Agnes.
1T Advent vs. Reformation; il. Fifth V Keller.
is ST Aeres Advent: ~. open daie. u.
open date -. open date: -. open date.
SECOND SERIES
June -. Fitth Y. 81. Agnes: -. Reformation
". Keller: 70 Advent Fftb. IS. 81 Agnes
Reformation: 20 Keller Advent: 20.
Fifth Reformation.
July /, ST. Agnes Keller : Reformation
~ Advent, g. keller v Fifth; >. holiday. &.
s. Keller Is Reformation. >. Fifth vs. Advent
10. Reformat on vs.. ST Agnes: T.. Advent
Keller: II. Reformation Fifth -. kcUer
". st Agnes: II. Advent vs. Reformation: ~.
Fifth Keller: Il. 81. Agnes Adyen' la.
Fifth ST. Agnes 20. Reformation vs. Keller.
nation: ". Keller Advent: -. Fifth vs.
Reformation: o6. ST. Agnes Keller: -.
Reformation Advent 2s Keller Fifth.
30, Advent vs.. 81. Agnes.
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T|NG-A-[|NG Wins
Quincy Stable Colt First Home
in Nursery Stakes.
THREE LONG SHOTS CASH
Lochiel Goes Over at the Juicy
Odds of $217.2O
for 50.
THREE LONG SHOTS CASH
Special Dispatch 10 The Sts-.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BALTIMORE. May 1.-The quincy
stables Ting Ling. a chestnut colt
by star shoot Lady Vincent, won the
Pimlico Nursery a four-au,l "A half fur
noon by head from DR. j. s Tyree's
king Neptune, with ". r. Burch 6
Orme.s Head third King Neptune was
the popular choice. and with ordinary
racing luck 1t is probable he would
have been the winner. King Neptune
was SLOW to break. while Ting "a Ling
was of flying and soon ran OrmeS
Head into submission. The Tyree colt
met with some interference and after
resolute rush in the last furlong. He
was catching Ting Ling at every
jump. but the latter lasted long enough
TO win. The Nursery is one of the
fixtures Of the Pimlico spring meeting.
and among its winners were Singer,
Rock View and The Masquerader. The
first running was a victory for Samuel
Ross Tom Melton.
Next in interest to the stake was the
victories of three long shots In the
fourth ossary Maid, paying s21o for a
two-dollar ticket, was the winner, and
an easy winner al that Faker was
the choice. hut he finished a bad last.
Ossary MATHS victory was followed by
the winning of Lochiel. who paid
mntuels, and III the sixth Sepulveda.
paying $3.50. was the winner. while
the day wound up with Nictor> I"i
Stonehense, paying $500.
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SEVEN RECORDS co
Southern Intercollegiate Marks
Broken and One Equa|ed.
MISSISSIPPI A. & M. WINNER
Finishes in Front by Good Margin,
With Tulane in Second
Place.

NEW ORLEANS, La. May l3.-Seven
southern intercollegiate athletic associa-
tion records fell and one was equaled in
the twentieth annual track and field meet
completed here today Mississippi Agri-
cultural aud Mocha nical contestants easily
won the meet. piling up - points. Tulane
made ~. Louisiana State University 20
and Vanderbilt 10 Athletes from only
four schools competed.
Don Scott OF the Mississippi Aggies
broke two records. doing the 440yard
dash in ~ l-5 seconds and the half mile
in 80 49, G. r. Noble. also of the Ae-
gies team, in the preliminaries Friday set
new record In the 2o0-yard dash when
he did II in - seconds fiat w Parker
OF the Agsies set II feet SIS inches as
a new mark in the pole vault and Forrest
Oakes OF Tulane Increased the broad jump
figures to :. feet and !, inch Rober,
Gardner of Vanderbilt had to run the
mile in minutes % II, seconds and set
a new record to win from Faust of Tu-
lane The other record to fan was the
| relay. which the Aggies won in 20 -
Summaries.
iooysrd dash Noble Mississippi A. and NJ
first: Wells. Mississippi A. and NJ. second
Bruner. l.. s. r., third Time oIo
30 sard dash Noble. A. and NJ. FIRST; Wells
A. and ~. second Bruner. l.. s. T., third
Time, 023.
Half mile run Scott. A. and NJ. first Stouse
Tulane. second, I'owe. A. and NJ. third. Time
1 - -.
iao-ysrd high hurdles Oaks. Tulane frst
Lewis. l.. $. e.. second Bnrrs, L. s. T.. third
Time. 0l5 4-5
High jump BigIane. A. and NJ. won, at i
feet II inches: Barr. Tulane. second, and Funk,
L. $. T., third.
40 yard dash-Scott. A. and NJ. first: Gallo
way. l.. $ L.. second: Stouse, Tulane, third
Time. o49 8. record
30 yard low hurdles -Stahlman. Vanderbilt.
first; schmidt Tulane. second Renfrod, 4. and
NJ, third. Time 0.26
Nile Garner. Vanderbilt first; Faust tn
lane, second. Rea. A. and NJ. third. fine,
4 - - record.
I'nc vault Parker A. and ~ won: Thorye-
son. l.. $. L.. second Jones. Tulane. thiTd.
Heignts. IL feet 81. inches. record.
Throwing Is pound hammer -ShMrlock. A. and
NJ, won. with IA fect II inches. McArthur
A. and NJ. second, and Cooper L.. 8. o.. third.
Shotput R"id. j.. $ T.. first, with ~ feet
III, inches. Macarthur. A. and NJ, second. " Wind
ham. Tulane. third.
Eroad Jump takes Tulane. first with 20 feat
and !, inch. Biglanc. A and NJ, second. Par
krr \. and NJ, third. record.
Relay Won by Mississippi A. and NJ van
dcrbilt, seconG Time. } Is -, new record
Discus Neasy. A and NJ. first; Simpson Tu-
lane. second: Cooper. l.. $. L., third. Distance,
1o feet 10 inches.
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TIGERS TAKE MEET
Defeat Virginia in Dual Games
by 73 to a..
CRONLY LOSES HURDLES
Is Beaten by Stewart of Prince n.
Result Being Biz
Surprise
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special pispaf,-h {" Tic star
GHARI.DTTESh LILLE Me- -
Princeton dccisiysiN defeated ~.
in a dual track meet held here j,
by a score of 13 to ~. The ft". ~
far more Interesting 10 rp.rtat"
the score indicates. aS u "aa f",'
by several close finishes and Oh. Il
record. t;ooch Of Virginia bot
his own South Atlantic mark of =,
, inches in the broad jump L.,
inch. Norris Of Virginia. ran hr., j.
race IN the itn-yard dash, an'I ~oa
out by three yards from CooloA OF
Princeton
CalWcll of Princeton easily won Tho
two-mle and was fresh At the hn'sh.
Had he been harder pressed he might
have hung up new record for the
distance.
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TOME WINS IN THE TENTH.
Defeats Lawrenceville by l to 0 in
an Exciting Battle.

FORT DEPOSIT. Md. MAY l5.-The
Tome School base bali team won its
eighth victory of the season this after
noon by shutting out Lawrcnceviile. l
to o. in the most exciting ten-innins
game ever PLAYED here Baker pitched
fine ball for Tome. and the ail-round
playing of Capt. Weems. Evans. Wat
son. Gray and Wrghtson was the fea
ture Of the game. Wrlgh,son scored
the winning run in the tenth inning
by making a safe hit, going to second
on sacrifice and scoring on Evans
lnnp hy to cent er field Score
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Ready for Boxing Show.

Preparations have practically been com
pieted for the big boxing show announced
hy the Ardmore club for tomorrow night.
In addition TO a battle royal there are
scheduled "A twenty-ronnd bout between
Karl Herr Of Washington and Young Sam
Langford or Baltimore. a ffteen-round
fight between silent Howard of Wash
inston and Eddie Bratton Of Philadelphia.
and a ten-round preliminary between Kid
Greek of Washington and Jack Kelley of
Baltimore.
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ANOTHER CUP FOR OUIMET.
Champion Golfer Defeats Clafin in
Finals Of Brookline Tourney.

els Ouimet. national amateur aoil
champion. today Won the Country Club
spring cup. Starting the week by TAX
ing the Baltimore cup. al Baltimore.
ouimet came to the links on which he
defeated Nardon and Ray III 1878 and
proved himself the best golfer Of
field of 14s players His opponent IN
the finals was J. NJ. Clafin, whom he
defeated, up. to play.
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Delaware Wins Shoot
pisn,tch 70 The Star.

Special DIspatcb 70 The SUIT.
WILMINGTON. Del. MAY 15-Dela-
ware defeated Maryland s07 to ss8 in
an Interstate shoot at tho dupont Trap
Shooting Club today. The scores Of
the twenty highest men on each side
were taken. Each man shot at fifty
targets Lester s. German OF Aberdeen.
Nd Of the Maryland team was high.
with a perfect score Of 50 There were
sixty-seven men on the Delaware team
and ffty-hve for Maryland.
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PENN PROVES EASY.
Cornell Outclasses the Quakers in
Dual Track Meet.

ITHACA. y. y. May Winning
eight places and capturing all the points
IN fHe events Cornell won an easy VIC
tory over PENNSYLVANIA in the annual dual
track meet today. 732a 70 43is. Richards
~ Cornell did sensational work winning
two frsts and tying for another Cornell
outclassed the Quakers in all OF the field
even and the distance runs
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Steward Defeats Cronly.

Stewart Of Princeton furnished
surprise in the .2o-yard hurdles by
winning from cronly or Virginia. 10
whom the race was universally con
ceded. Cronly won the 120-yard high
hurdles in driving finish over stew
art
Princeton took all three places IN
The mile Mackenzie of Princeton, VIII"
last week ran this distance against
Yale. in 40. won his race today in 49,,
and finished with lots OF surplus energy
stored away. Summaries:
i"o-yard dash First hear First. Moore. rriner-
ton, second. nerkley, Virginia Time o.ioi
Mo"r". Princeton: second. Rcrkicy. virginia
l.o-yari high hurdles First hest First. .r"a.
ly. Virginia. second. Church: Prin"rt"o Time.
second. stewart. Princeton Tima' Ole. Finai
First .'ruu,. Virginia: SECOND. stewart. Irin"r-
Ton tir .nrI4i ,i, rr'"aa't. nr -.
ond, Ata. l'rin' ci"n; thild Eeeiel. PRINCETON.
Tine. AS
4,0yard dash First. Norris, Virginia, >cfnfS.
oolcy Princeton. rhiia Goodwin, Virgin !.
Two milo illn -r'irsr roiweIi Princeton =
ond, Erarkcnfid-c; Princeton third Alien. Nr-
30 yard lon hurdle~ rtrs, stewart rrtne-
ion: second. oronlt Virginia; thifd- 'rarf'Ari.
Princeton. Time. % % -
.a.,-yard dash FIRST. Mnorc. Princeton. >oenni.
Eirhar r,lsnn Princeton tHrd. Ee.kles, S.scIriA.
Time 0.s2
sS"yard run First. Hrcs. Princeton; >"ra i
Mackenzie rrn-cton third Norris. Virginia.
sh.iral sli Fisr "a,kcr, Virginia second. May
~ Nirginia third ~ W coleman, Virginia.
pi.ta an,e 4. feet > inches
Pole van Walker virginia iicd for mrs.
pIare with Bake Prince ~ feet inclesl;
iiish umr-Tirst. Ds,y Princeton; second.
,.I,mIor.I r1inceton Height, :, feet i1s. inches.
rGird Nickles Ryrpe. KinSclrin- Virginia. al
licd
BROAD Jump First ';o",'h virginia second,
keileti Princeton: third. Mayer. Nirgnia. Dis
lance .; feet I inches.
Hammer tLrow-first Genuert Princeton: ser-
npd Barker Virginia third. Nourse, Princeton.
Distance AZ feet inches
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M|NOH LEAGUE RESULTS.
SOUTHERN LE&G,E.

New Orleans. s. Nashville. i
Birmingham. ). Chattanooga, :;
Mobile. ~. Little Rock, l.
Mobile. >: Little Rock. |.
Memphis. L.. Atlanta. s.
INTER LEAGUE.
Jersey City. o: Buffalo, /.
Newark, +: Toronto. 3.
Providence, 4; Montreal. l.
Richmond. 3: Rochester. 2
Richmond. Q; Rochester, 0.
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Johns Hopkins a Winner.

BALTIMORE. May 10. Johns Hop
kin< defeated Washington and Lee in a
csa track and field meet here today, 81
70 is
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base lit 0berlin. Home Trcuk". Sacrifc"
hits = Segert. MSre. Stolen bases Trenke.
Mess. Double play -Mcllis 10 Trrnkc Ma
shall. Knode. First base balls on Chi
chester. 4; of Lynch. g: OF Ferguson. 3. I'm.
pire-Mr. Ifandiboe. Time of game hours.
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'rwo ont when winning run was scored
Tome q q q q y u u
lawrenrcvillc ..... - y . W
Run Wright son Sacrifice hits Evans. Baker.
Frautz Hanger Russamen ~. Wc.ns. Nruhans.
TAYLOR. Eastman. Double piays-Joncs and EN-
ans Ncnhaus and Taylor. BASES On balls on
Baker. =. OF Hougbton. !" I.'ft Oh haS"- Tone,
s: Iawrenccyiile q Hit by pitched ball Hang
.r ,by Baker. Struck out by Baker. .; by
Houghion s Passed bas-Franz. !. eastman,
l. Umpire Mr.. Cloak.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

The Phillies lay their halt in the Ma
tional Leaeue race largely to the abb
sence Of Killfer.> who is called the
handspring of the team.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

Rlins-T Fisher e. Adams. II. Fisher. Rlod-
gett Garmody. Kenny. Left nases-Navy.
Z: Notrc Dame. S. First base by errors-Nutre
Dame. >. Stolen bases-T. Fisher Adams. Sac
riiicc hii-DnnSan. Two-base hits Adams -,
II. Fisher Kenny. Kline Home run Kenny.
Struck out Br Rlolgett 6: 10y Walsh, >. bases
halls-0n Sheenan. /: of Blodgctt. !. Wild
pitch -Sheehan Passed ball Kenny. Hits
IN Sheehan. in II: inning: of Walsh. in
- innings. Hit by pitcher BY Walsh III.
Fisher. Umpires-,icssrs Belts aud Hughes Of
Washington. n. G. Time Of gamc-l hour ana
- minutes
Evening star., 1915-05-16

Hans Wagner at second base for the
Pirates handled more than fifty chances
without skip.