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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
WEDDINGS.


\ most luieresiIng event in this com
munitY Wa the marriage here At 30
:. n, Saturday. II The home Of The
bride. If Hlsz Mary y A. Hook and
Ar. Charles :. Goraach. 10Th Of IhiH
city. TIE ceremony sas performed b.
KeY. EIgnT 7 Head. pastor II The
Methodist Protestant church. The
Eroam wore : Prince Albert coat md
IlghI trousers. Tho brides KoHn xas
If blue tafIefa and GeorgeIte crepe.
md she wore velvet hat 10 match.
There were 10 attendants. Among
he wedding guests sere hia daughter.
Hra. George I. jackson. and daughter.
Katherine. If Enelph. Ontario. Canada.
Ir. anI Mrs. George =. Matthews md
daughters. louise and Helen. Mre.
Harriet Matthew'S. Mrs. William Kim
mey and daughter. Marie, DIT. james
4. nIilIngaIsa. Mrs. Jesse Stoneh, Miss
Maude shrIyer. Mrs. Charles Killings
lea. Miss JaunIee Livingstone and hrs.
= ]. Gardner. Immediately after the
ceremony Ar. and Mrs. Gorsueh left
Tor IN extended rip TO Atlantic City.
Niagara FaIlH. the Lakes. and through
he North. The groom Il one o. Mary
lands best known business men, the
head OF the firm of The !. !. Gorench
son Company. grain elevators. this
city, q member OF the Savage Fire
Brick %. Of Froztburg. the NJ Airy
lzfeIIng and Grain Company md OF
IIzs BalIlmore Chamber Of Commerce
lie i veil known in fraternal circles.
prominent nd leading member OF
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

Carey: Western Chapel. Anthony A.
Jackson.
Franklin distrIet--WlHheid, Ida b.
Waters.
New Windsor Districts. b. Ham
mond.
union Bridge dislriel--priestiand.
Ethel =. Dorsey.
Nj Airy disIricl-Fa -Fairsiew. Dora s.
Tyler; Parrsville. Hattie E. Reets.
The fall term Of school viii begin
on September /. School win close on
Nay 10, 1917.
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Marriage

Melvin z. Thurman and Rosa Bangh-
er. both Of GreenrI1ge. Pa.
Jesse T. erum. Jr.. and Margaret
l.. Roe. 10th OF Baltimore.
Charles z. Goranch aud Mary S
A. Hook. both Of Westminster.
Albert n. Bozman and Caroline i
Sittig. both Of Baltimore.
Harry L. YinglIng. Union Bridge
and Grace o. F1icainger, New Wind.
sor.
Charles Nc. SpIelman and Flora
May Otto. both of Detour
Howard T. NJ Garrett and Trefa
Ada RichartH. both OF MIlleTs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
.hnm shop.

A new business started It's career
in Westminster yesterday. IT Il ".
Main street. in the opening Of The
lat Shop. Mrs. Grace Bish. who for
five years conducted millinery
store At The Forks. has associated
With her IN the new venture. Miss
Lillian ShIpley. Of this city. Miss
shipley has been splendid design
er for Dowell. Helm : Company, Of
Baltimore. for The past SIX years. and
brings With her metropolitan ideas
and fresh enthusiasm. The Shop Is
tastefully decorated and should make
an appeal to the ladies In the county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
Governor Inspsets Turnpike.

Gov. Emerson =. Harrington and
State Roads Commissioner Frank
zouek came here yesterday and rode
over the Westminster and Hlltiestown
turnpike. TIE Governor md Mr.
zouoE we're accompanied Dy few
citizens On their inspection trip. The
County cenmIsslorers contemplate
buying The PIE. The party return
e b the say of sykespIlle and ELI
cott City.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

Harry E. Reayer. Of near Mt. Airy,
and Mis- Margaret A. D. RigIe, Of Key
Mar. were married II the i. Z. par
sonage. 1t unionyIlle. on Friday last
b. Rev D. !. Foard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
HamoaDroun.

The wedding OF Bernie ID. Harmon.
Of near UnIonIown, and Miss Carrie
Z Brown, II near JohnsYIlle. was per-
formed by Elder Jesse Il. Klein. at his
home. near townsville. On Tuesday.
August p. II : D. m. they were uTl-
accompanied. Mr. and Hrs. Harman
viii reside On : farm near uniontovn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

4 there's ! woman u tie ease. it
|like - eaieH II the ealaa. you IN
get array from t.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

# he vent To church ofIsn enough,
I've NJ doubt he'd have : telephone
LAID On to his Dew.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01

Most Of u fet married when were
to- ronn1 e kHow he value = money.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-09-01
GlmeaIGAeas.

UnIonIown district = MultontoHns
MARY Z. Thomas.
Freedom disIricl--WhIIe Rock. Vlr-
gInia r. Cook. townsville, LotIIe d.
Collins; exkcaviIIe. Susie I. G. Nor
ria.
Westminster Dissatisfaction Street..
Ada R. Fulton: Charles straet. =. b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
MICHIGAN ATHLETES
BEAT STANFORD TEAM
Wilson. Coast Representative,
Travels in Fast Time
Of 1919.

y ARBor. May "o-MIChIgan 40.
feated stanford on Ferry Field to-day.
II TO so, IN "A record breaking meet. Four
field records were broker and ono tied.
wilson Of stanford ran tho mile in I
minutes and 10 seconds. beating out Car
roll by ten yards.
capt. Murray took both hurdles for
the visitors. doing tho low sticks in
10 ?-5 seconds and the high IN 80 Nat
Cfer won the half IN | minute and
So Ia seconds.
Capt. SmIth showed he VAS ready for
the intercollegiate by taking both
sprir's, doing the 100 in 10 seconds and
the furlons In 81 3-b seconds The sum-
maries
san. o'Bflen Miehiean second. Murray.
..o 1sra pA:h.W99 ~ smith M,enl-
M' iss s.r sr''f hurJ I,% %I 4 - b; ,''? %s:r.y.
ner, Michigan. third. Time 80 - seconds.
go YARD hurdIes[Won by House; stan
,Sfd, So'tEn, SMrtHtd' ,e.,na, i~iso'er'
40 Yard Dash-won b. Lynn. Stanford.
rontsna, Michisan. second. Gf.es,, Miehi.
$50 Yard Run-w by Ufs-. Michisan:
murphy, Miehisan, second >'hn'l, STAN
one Mic Kun-W6n by W. son. stan.
FORA C.rro.i, Michigan. second. Aupcrle,
stanford, third. Time. : minutes 10 sec
-, ouds.
Two MIC Run-won by Mechan. Nichi-
gau. kuiNibcn, NiCl'saN, second, Langley,
Michigan, third. Time, 10 minutes "a
seconds.
she' rut-won by cross. Mlchissn.
Caughry, Stanford. second. Murray. Stsn-
ford, 'hIrd Distance a. feet : inches
Hammer Throw-NNu b. smith. Nichi-
san. Ctughry. Stsnf'rt, srcon1. RaSttAn,
Michigan. third. Distance. lSt feet 4
inches.
Hish Jump-Won hv Simmons. Nichl-
gar. Murray stanford. so.nrd. Nirk3ne.
stanford, th'Td. .h".shf. foot - inches
NI'Au Jump Won ~ SrN' Sihniord'
l.As+. stanford, second. l''.I. Michigan.
third. Distance - fec' g.. irchss
ln'e Nau Won by LARK N.ehiesn.
T Good peei. Michigan. second Nr'eht. ~
;"sf = inches
oi" MIC Rcfay.-Nru .. Ntrhtsan
tH,rIg... Huntington. |tfrl,.t. fuittusb.
b 14u.. . inmates a - seturI.
lina. seore-MichisaU 20 Leland stan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
CADETS UNABLE TO
SHAKE OFF HOODOO
Fordham Men Outplay West
Pointers and Win by
Score Of 1 TO >.

WEST PuiSr. y. Y. May co.-Fordham
The cadets were urah.e 20 shake IN TIE
hoodoo which the Bronx coll,g'ans seem
T. hold over them and lost. 4 10 2 Bob
Neyland n.lched well. except in The
foursl frame. when tho col!egians
punched hits on him. \ Gouh'e and two
singles, netting them u brace ~ runs
which tied tue game,
Il looked as II al least two o' these
hits. which were all short to the OUT
field. might have been better plAy ed by
the Army mer.
The Army drew first blood. Gerhardt
,amming one "a deep centre for tire cir
cult IN the opener. In the neat frame
errors by Martin and Hal followed by a
safe drive through shor, by House
gave the Cadets their other run. Martin
then ughtened up and kept the Army
men down throughout the balance Of the
game.
MitchAl's slow work on Be-rigan's
short ny In right In the fourth gave the
visiting captain n double Neyland
famed Msct;!nn and Niviano followed
witt a short hit to centre. B.rrgsn lax
Ing second, Rr,ngham ought to have
had Dam!co's drive. but Il fell safs and
Rerr!gan scored. and so did Viva no
when Mcneil dropped the bal, on the
thrown
Fordham won the mms IN the sixth.
Berr!gan hit q hard one which Seyland
only managed to knock down and then
promptly stole second. MacGinn fol-
lowed with u clean hit to centre, scoring
Be1rigan and taking second himself on
tho tArow!n. lie went home IA moment
Later when House missed a throw from
Neyland 10 set him on the bag. Five
thousand people witnessed the game, the
north grand stand being n,led with Ford
ham rooters. Tho score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
MAYOR RAYMOND SEES BOXERS.
A~nIateurs In Warm Contc>t. at In
ternntiOnai Tourney.

NEWARK. May 2O.-Isse Wcisal OF the
fremont Club, Providence. male Tom
McGuiren OF the -. jerome Catholic
Club. New York, quit IN the final OF
the los pound class OF the International
Hall here tonight. II was a hot con-
test, as far a II went, "A round and
half. As they ~pummclled each other
Weis"l got in n right swing on has
opponents Jaw and sent him to The floor.
Walter kothe OF the pdulist A g.,
the metropolitan champion, defeated
Reuben katz Of the Union settlement
4, {. in the final OF the H. round class.
Mayor Raymond OF Newark. cN-Gov
Murphy OF New Jersey and many State
legislators were among the spectators.
I'll" summary
il5 rouni C'ass. Seml-ar0It-W bar
Wilson Taylor. Jersey Cl't. fhrre rounds.
Dave As'es, tnrist Cuurcn ii,us" 5a!'r'.,
James Connolly, National Turn N,r..u.
NeUHrN. three POUNDS.
House. defeated Fred Miller. No'.oua. Tlrn
Thomas, National Turn Ncrtiu. Neva-,
defeated j. Lei, linton Settlement. \. =.
New YORK., three POUNDS.
HeaSywcight Class Semi-nna's-Iohn
Gatii, 81. Bartholomew a G.. New York
defeated George Hooks, P'itshurg A 4,
three rounds; George Mrn's. piles Pal
are JERSEY CITY, defeated 4 Cook. peoples
-; Pound Ciass-E NJ S7hrrs. TIt,s,
burg A. g, dr'">tol Pa: N.'arti.. EaN-
burg 4 c. three tounds Jaun Ga5lf -,
Ado.ph Kaufman, Trinity cav Brook W.,
three rOunQs.
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n. Y. j. LEADS STEVENS
80 POINTS ON TRACK
Two Local Records Lowered.
Lent and Many Getting
the HOnors.

The New York University rack
athletes defeated the representatives, from
stevens Institute IN . dual meet held
yesterday afternoon on Ohio Fled by a
score OF 72t, to 3el. Al leas, n OF
the Violet athletes counted IN every event
and in four they took both places.
Two local records were lower-t. In
the 40 Lent cut the old mark OF So ~
seconds by as second. 3. Many did
90 feet II inches in the broad jump.
which II eight inches better than his old
one. made In the middle States meet.
This should help to disprove the protest
which Lafayette has entered against the
measurement Of hts jump last week.
Besides his Many won second place In
both hurdles.
Mesloh OF Stevens took hrs, place In
the 100 and c?0 yard dashes The sum-
maries;
Brooms. n. =. U. second. Time. 10 "a
40 YArd Dash-won nv M..loh. Stevens.
Proome. y. Y u second. Time. % sec
40 lard pash-won BY Lent. y. Y. L;
Waugh. y. Y. u. second. Time, :: ID
$50 Yard Run-won BY Len. y I.
ostlins. stevens. second. Time. min
One hi. Run~won by Rogers. Stevens.
seh!eioher: n. Y. U. second. Time : min
~ Nile RSn~won by Housh,on. y
7. L.: Seller. stevens. second. Time. 10
10 Ya,d NE Ma,a.e.-won by Hoins,.
Stevens; Many. n. Y. u. second. Time
ago Yard Low Hu-dies-won by Nc
Dowe!!. y. 7. l.: Many, n. Y. L., second.
Time. 81 So seconds
Hammer Throw-Won by Gerrer',
stevens: Cam. y. y. U. second Distance,
49, feet.
Discus Throw-won by Cam, y Y. L,
SchasKer, y. Y. L., second. Distance, llO
Shot Put-won by schaener. y. Y. t.
Cam. n, Y. l., second. Put. 81 feet :
inches.
High Jump-won BY Smith, y Y. y
Buchanan. Stevens, and T!ton. y. y. Z.
tie for second. Height, 6 feet s inches
Broad Jump-Won by MANY, y. Y. L.
Phelps. Stevens. second. jump. 90 feet u
inches.
Pole Vaul,-Tie between Reese. y. V
T., and Roberts, stevens, a. . feet
inches
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WOLVERINES BEAT
PENN IN ELEVENTH
Miller. 81 Michigan. Wins
Pitchers Battle by
Score Of 4 to >.

PIiiLAnEipHA. May eo-Ths Univer-
sity o. Mich,gAn's baseball team defeated
the Pennsylvania nine. 80 >, in an
eleven inning pitchers battle this after
noon on Franklin Field.
Nlller. who pitched the entire game for
Michigan. allowed only seven h!ts. while
Cross and Spielman, who twirled for
Penn. gave eight between them.
Penn scored hsr two urs IN the afth
inning on a single By Iioch. a double by
Murdoch, an error by Miller and a passed
ball by Dune. Michigan scored one run
in the seventh inning on "a double by
Brandeli and an error by Moore and tied
the score In the ninth when Branded
trlp!ed and tailed on DUNES sacrifice
fy 10 Murdoch. In the eleventh inning
Re~m. after STRIKING out. reached first
when Hoch dropped the ball, Ne.man
beat out a roller 10 McNichol and both
runners scored on Bnndel.s fourth hi.
Bundell was easily the star Of the
game. making four hits out Of four times
up and handling eleven chances without
u slip. Kerry iielded well for Pennsyl-
wanna and made one Hit
-Four ouble plays were made duriiIg
The game. Tho score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
LAFAYETTE. g.; RUTGERS. so.
Io.ers Set Two New Local Records
and TIE Another.

NEW R~RUSswiCK. May 2o-Although
Ru,se-s mon set two new reCords for
the lc.a, track and tied another the
Lafayette track team won here to-day.
s. TO 30 Coleman OF Rutgers huns up
a new mark Of 80 seconds FOR TIE
Quarter and tied the record " 10 fat
IN the hundred SeGur ~ Rutgers set A
new marx OF - ~ seconds in :he 40
yarl hyh hurdles The summaries fo'-
low, the WHINE being named first
700 Ns-.-Coleuhn Or. Evan. 'L',
80 ya-f-u.eh.ei O.1. Coleman Of ),
"a Ys-a-c,'eman ,R,. Hechtei CLJ.
20 secouls new i.ltscrs record.
Ml.-NI,iUspr I'M DID,. Macdonald
n. ! minutes ssh seconds
NI.e-NrFa1 IL. Barr!,k t.N. 1850,
10 YUr4 HlEh llas lie Segur ,Rn,
paulson -. "a seconds new Rutgers
40 Yard Low Hu-al~-Be.le-,ean ~.
Vaulson tI.1. ., . s"routs
$50 Yard-Nr;,2o tk', Blake ,L-).
Ii.sh Ismr-raulson d.. sesuF Or.
shotp4,-MaNa.'d d.>, Nash CR>, :,
discus Throw-Na.A r., M,ane,d GL.>,
!2e feet : Inches.
palo vAull-Rreoklev 'R). Barr'ok G.l,
Hammer Throw Ryon a., Ma>aeld
a.. 80 fec 2 'r.ac,
Br,ad JGmp-E,an. d., Butler. lR),
s,orr-Lasu!.'t" =: Rutrcrs. so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
C. C. N. Y. LOSES TO STEVENS.
Engineers Get Four Raas IN First,
hut Fail 70 score More.

The stevens baseball team defeated
the =. e. y Y. nine I to ! yesterday n
Hoboken. After the frs, inning. in which
stevens scored four runs. the game re-
solved Itself into a pitchers battle be.
tween Rosenberg and Struppman. In
~Stevcns's half Of the first Todd. the hrst
man w. with a count OF three and two.
hi FOR a home run. johnson reached
frst when Tlnslcy dropped his pop ny.
Cottcr singled and Johnson went to third.
Cotier stole second. Lenthe hit to Tins
ley, who threw late TO the plate, allowing
Johnson TO score Cotter and Lenthe
scored when Proganky funbled Memory's
grouuder, After this stevens never
threatened 10 score,
e. t. y Y. scored in the fourth when
Rank singled. went 10 second On Gold
bere- out and scored when Marcus drove
"A safe one TO left field
capt Felix Kramer played his last
game for &. & y. Y. when the collegians
closed their 1915 baseball season BY
losing to the engineers" The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
DARTMOUTH TRACK
TEAM VICTORIOUS
Three Records Broken in An
nual Meet Of New England
Colleges at Springfield.
KELLY Is BEST SPRINTER

SrRrNGrfrLr. Mass. May :o-Dar;-
mouth College IS again champion Of the
New England Intercollegiate Association.
m" New Hampshire team lacked stars
in mos; o. the events. but was strong
enough - take y number Of second.
third and fourth places in the thlrtieth
annual meet here to-day. Dartmouth
men Eathorri together a total OF sou
points and University OF Maine finished
IN second place. eighteen points behind.
Bov-oin finished in a tie for third
place with Holy Goes Mt Is points. NJ. /
T and Williams ending IN n draw FOR
NTH place with 10 points each. The
others scored as follows: Middlehury.
Trinity and Colby, 3 points each Brown
and Tufts. : points, ard Worcester Tech.
! point.
Tbtee new association records were
established and IN addition the running
btoaa jump mark was beaten, but the
Performance Wae not allowed owing to
the favorable wind.
Kelly OF Holy Cross took the indi-
vldual houors OF the day by beating two
track records In beating Rice OF Maine
Ia the 100 ard dash he made q record Of
2 - seconds. In the 2.0 yard dash
he smashed the record by finishing in
- .-a seconds savage of Rowdoin
broKe the record In the ?20 yard hurdles
by ouc-ff;h % q second. finishing in
- - seconds The summaries
200 Az. pssp-Non by. he y HOY
80 IS Nl.e Maine. second, Coakiey. Dart
r.'.'t. '..rI. Htse 90, Williams. fourth.
. Na-t p,.a-Won hv Keu,. Holy
, cross RIO. Mtlns second Waves VIZ
@ t..- N'arr. Dartmouth fourth.
. LIZ 81 .NrIU
I'D N,rt Lrs Hg-ilo. Won ~ savage.
F-.4 NJ ~ send Mm,tm''
fs.rh. Time. :, Sc @nd.
-. W nash-won ~ Hisrir' iioiy
mouth. thirl Eley, Dartmouth. fourth.
TINE inmates as second
Msss Ten. second Tucker. ~psftmolth.
thir' Thompson. colby fourth. Time,
nng;.. :' L.; sG,c on b., Rr.v part.
Gie.n.as NJ. re-s mira I~say, par.
- H4ri.c Non by F-ehcs' Maine.
G-st,. n~attron'ha second Trenholm.
Iir. me-: sso,5 Pollard Brown fourth.
Two M. NWgqM%on ~ stG"9; w..
Time . minute. $. IS second.
Running nsa damPn,wGn b. Sullivan,
dartmouth. ana Palmer. Maine tea fo-
.eeond.. WITH 8 f.st ?. inches schmidt,
'Riru,1e RroAd juTnpIwon b. w5r,h.
!rg Va. Dartmouth, VITA - Feet Z iuches
Elorn. Trinity, second. with - fee; -.
inches. NorIei4, Dartmouth, third, vita Il
- feet ~, inches. Re -ori not allowed
shot Pu'-Won by Alien. Maine, with -
feet : inches, spears Dartmouth second,
v.-h :, feet : Inches. ThorndIke. Tutts
;h.rd. with 40 fe.' ioa !nches .Leadbetter.
! HoWd,ln. fourth, with 20 feet - inches
Hammer Throw-Won BY i~aahetter
Bowd1'r. with ia5 feet ~ inches PudFl'h
] ~ . Mouth .A-AnA Win lAA Fe.f -
Dr.. ir-h.s, Stanley. Maine thitd. with Isl
Zee; : Il. hes. Barns. Dartmouth. fourth
uith rs feet
pis,us-Nun By Leatect;er. Bouioin
WITH $50 geo; ~. inches spears. part
mouth. second. With rs feet ioo inches
COTTON. Dartmouth. :A!ra. Win ~ feet
%, irches. Sirho'-. Brown. fourth, WIZ
-. feet = !r-r
Pc Vau,t-won by Rector. Dartmouth,
vE.a . foot : Inches, Johnson. Jr rnt
r-r.-y. Dartmouth. and sampson Bow
4, i,..n ;"I Tor second. A. II feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
-
YZNAGA WINS MILE RACE.
lose Finishes In tho sla.or roiut
Military Nrndcm,

= Nyrasa won tho ono mile run,
rhtch wns the feature OF tho annual ath-
letic games 81 The Clasuy Point Military
Aademy yesterday on tho school tcld.
lie was pressed hard by l.. Burns and
J.. Wade. hut in the sprint &C. tho tame
Nzraea won out. Joseph Hector and
7. pNyor each scored y brace % VIC
torres IN tho senior events
In the Junior events William DAVIS
MAS first ~ TWO events. ~. 60 and Ion
yard dashes. lie also ran on the VIC
torious relay. l.. KAN wa another
douhlc winner. !. Dennis. = midget. was
: iour time winner. He WIS FIRST in
the 100 yard dash, running broad jump.
running high jump aud 60 yard dash.
The summaries.
40 Yard Run scni2-.-w2n ny ". iran
40 Yard Ran. Scnior.-won 10y. "
D~Ei. r fs19s ga. Sec: J. LM2sney :hlr3
pwscr, " Bleakne,. second 7. Daniels.
Yseasa i: pdfS:. ..c'"a I'"y.a. 'hirG.
ISruirs High jump senior Won by
joseph hce;or f.c, inches. NJ Y4nssa.
.ann'ps hIoAd Ju.r: sccP'O,.Mon p
Ysnass. second. h oNo' and y NznaFl
100 Yart Dash. Scr,o1-woa by r.
DNSer, } HC',or. second ". Crsnrel ami
Relay Race-Wvn ~ third yca- team
MIN T. k!ey. y McGann. Nj GGiatino.
100 Yard Dash. Junior-won ~ wilism
DAVIS; ". Mekenna, second II. Reilly.
n5rs.&. J pcan,:' se"oaG, H. 'n.iMyy.
SKY Yard Dash Junior W. Wy w
Davis. l. kah.I second, ". StekcnnA-
third
Re sy Ea-e-won By First rep With
W. JAWS. T. LaN,ltc, y $gralAo and V.
Light Pound Shot Put. Jurior--Wor by
l.. KAN, 8 feet 8 irrh~s, J. C~lAreTont.
second. \ Priscilla, Tina.
Running s.rosd Jump Iv,''r Won ny
100 YARD Dash. Niogets-N - hy J..
Dennis; 7. Misehe, second. Z NeLouEh.in.
Running Broad Igry. NlHrrts-Wor sy
! penn.s A fo.!ack, ser'ud. " Hen
shaw, ,h,rd, jump. "a f,,' .nehss
Ioserh Dennis, > feet y inches. J .Hsr-
,IcS9ire ted 10y ,h!ri ~ A' '
Potato Race. Nidg-ts-Won hy = John
SOY A. BetancoaTi. second NJ NontcirN,
- Yard Dssh. Mfrots Won ny =
POINTS. J F"Fr'onte second T Johnson,
Tss RACE. Midse,s. so. o.. r. Ni.ch.
& Nasscrty. second v Ca#,. .Nl"l
Three Legged Rae. Ml.Fe,s- Won by
e poNncy ard ". rWN,r. a. Rata ncourt
and Hasserty second, \ ro..Ael ard
shoe RnCi. Midsr,-won ~ " John
sNr, W nwH'r second. haSsorty,
! third
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De witt Clinton beat Morris High
School yesterday AT Ienox Oval by Il
score Of : to 4 Incidentally the Gin
ionians triumphed over Norman Meany.
VINO has refused a Yankee contract.
Lusher opened IN on the frine line. OPP
posing Meany. For six innings he went
along smoothly In the seventh the
Boston Road lads punched their hits and
three runs resulted. Klatsky vas sent
In TO relieve l.usher and succeeded IN
checking the how Of runs. Blair and
k~oplcwitz Of Clinton made the only
extra base hits OF the game-doubles.
The score
r II Z
NMi s4li. ....S SStSc.iSGi?
Ba;,e-,e.-iu.bc-. KlSS,.ky ard sIs,-'
Mtary and Paokman.
Boys High defeated Manual Training
yesterday At Dexter Park ny n score OF
to = Boys High won the game in the
iif:h. when punched hits Melted Ave runs
The score:
n Z
noy. uish e9t:se6ei-
Batteries -Eothst.ln and N.sn: sheri.
dan ana swain.
adelphl Academy won from Erasmus
Hall Yesterday IN their annual game a;
Adc'phi Fic,d. The score was : TO :?
Horton pitched well FOR the y.ctors. al
lowing but four hits and tanning eleven.
TIE score
Ad.,phi Academy. .%onoooool-S 8
hfssmu. MAJ ~
Smith And Barasch.
PAwLrxe, y. Y. May eo.-Pa~ ns
School won from the Albany Law
+. Schoo, this afternoon by a score OF s
20 3 In the fourth inning. when rawl-
ing cl'nched ,he game. IL made five OF
It's eight hits. The score
F.sl.ns .......eIisSeSS6- = 5
Rat,c-ie.-whi:n4v Robson ana pris
ham. CrIm and O'N-'i
RiyrRnArr. May 2o-The Riverdale
Country School won out IN the tenth
from the Columbia Grammar students
this afternoon. The score was 10 TO 5
1; vas the seventh victory Of the River
dale students. Both Ransom ot River
dale and pekone OF Columbia did well
each striking out sixteen. The score
i. II p
tslsns,. .,.cs5:;Sts:;--i. II,
HA;,--ies-Rsnsom ard Loeb. he kon,
ana Gcrshel.
Barnard defeated the All Iiallows In
s;!;ute team In \ twelve inning gam
yesterday a, Van Cortlandt Park by d
score OF s 20 3. Norman OF Rarnarc
allowed but five hits. but eleven were
gathered from Joyce. The score:
n r 4 Z
All Hallcvs iocoooOtooco- S ;
Ratteries-Sorman and T1she. JcSc
ans Ievia
Richmond HNl defeated the Brook'yr
Vocational School yesterday AZ tn,
formers field by a score Of . TO l
OBrien OF Richmond HI. held th'
Brooklyn team 10 two hits The score
Y Il f
Brooklyn V : 900 II
Richmond Hil.... ! o Q "a 5
Bat:erics-schvsr;. ana Weirb~rger
OBT.en and LeiG!ngc:
OssINiNG, y Y, May 2o-The Hol
brook school again won to-day. defeatir<
The min" 81 Rciaing School by a scor'
OF 5 10 l..
Rutgers Prep addsi the Hamilton In
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CRESCENTS WIN AND LOSE
senior Lacrosse Team Delicate Lee
hish aud juniors. Lose TO Hobart.

Two lacrosse matches We're played on
the grounds o. the Crescent Athletic
Club AT BAY Ridge Yesterday. In tho
senior contest tho New Moon twelve had
a hard time - boat G"hiEh University
by a 3 to / score. The first period ended
. to m favor Of the New Nooncrs. In
the preliminary game Hobart University
defeated the SECOND Crescent twelve by
a & To = score.
Although the major game was in
C'!rod 10 be rough no players were In
jnred and the subs,itut!ons made were
simply 70 put fresh men into the lineup,
Tho New Moorers took m" aggressive
at the start and Wa,hridGe and KEEP
both scored hefor" the South Bethlehem
student wcr" able 10 tally. Barclay
made the visitors goal late in the frs.
reriod. Sarr Kennedy scored the only
tally IN the second halt.