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MEN AND THINGS
IN GEN ERAl.

Fancy line OF white ivory mono
grams engraved in any color, Ada
mek's Jewelry and Music Store.
Popular piano music at 10 cents,
Adamek's Jewelry and Music Store.
Fancy turkish towels, all colors
and designs, at White Bros.
Miss Vera Lithens spent the week
end with friends at Lamar, and re-
ports an enjoyable visit.
Suits, fifteen dollars, all wool, at
Dixon's.
w. L. Douglas shoes, same old
price, any style or shape at $3.50.
White Bros.
Piano Instructors for beginners,
Adamek's Jewelry and Music Store.
Miss Bessie Emery has accepted
position as high school teacher
at Blanca, Colo, and will leave for
that point in few days.
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STANDARD
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A. NJ. Dicks, Treas. & Selling Agent.
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CHAMPIONS HARD TRESSED.
Major mud Man In iphtIi Battle
for NanhnttRu Doubles.

Cedric \ Major and hlr'ck ". Man.
1r. retained the Manhattan double ton
mis- championship yesterday at the New
York Lawn Tennis club courts in Will
iamshridcc 10y defeating James 9
o'Ncale and Allan Fehr in tho Hnal
round. II took the champions 1--WE SETS,
however. to turn tho trick ~ IS, IS,
e.. I'll. -. The match was more
remarkable as An uphill night thar as
an exhibition Of ennis. Major and Man
did the uphill work, hut they made the
h,ll for themselves by playing poorly
IN the first two sets.
The champions did practically all Of
their good playing in the semi-fnal round,
when they defeated King smith and q.
c. Shafrr at 10. Is, earlier in the
afternoon. While Major and Mar were
beating Smith and Shafer. O'Neale and
liehr were doing as much for lingo Hart
mann and Il w. stair. at 81. IS,
g.
Rchr also played in a singles matcl.
ono of the scml-iinals for the Rror,
county singles championship. agaIus.
abraham Bassford. ON Friday Rass-
ford and Rchr played nil dark 10
tie score AT = all. Bassfori wen, bet
ter Yesterday and finished tho match 1t
-, 6-3. lie will meet s. Howard
Nos!lcll for the title in the final round
this afternoon
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WARD WINS TWO MATCHES.
Defeats Birmingham and WaLs-
worth on Wcstchrstcr Courts.

H~ARTspAiE. y. y, May 27.--Nander-
bit b Ward. thc playing through cham-
pion. made a good start In his defence
OF the eastern New York state tennis
championship by winning two matches to-
day on he courts Of the County Tennis
club OF Westminster.
IN the first round Ward dropped the
opening set OF his match with II. Biz
ulncham At IS, hut lost only ono game
ia each Of tho next two. thereby wiuujnS
the contest and advancing "a the bracket
with william Wadsworth. The champion
found his strife against Wahsworth aud
disposed OF the latter In straight sets
at Is. c.: The summaries
Eastern New York Championship. Singles.
First Round g. Cuthhert defeated
r. = Walsh by default, . Mead defea,.i
4 standing by default Elliott Binzen de
isd'ed g. S'adsl. s.. 6-t J. ". Fox
defeated - = Groeshe *. 6. IS. King
Smith defeated \ n Nsmmett St. SIS
u q Black defeated \. 4 Dstendorf by
default + " Fossl"e Won from q NJ.
from X /. James by default ". wsds-
worth won from ". !. roussaint bv de-
iaui,. Nand-tb.j Natd defeated IL hIt-
miughAin. Is. t.I. 6l r. " R.rt-
defeated F Eu4sel. "a. s.. "a. :
Howard Noshol! won from W. walsh Nv
default Harold swain won from pr. u \
DRAKE hy default, \ Ter defeated ~
cal away 1-3. "-i. g. 7. Johnston. IT,.
defeated u = Mans, 81. -. T.. Nolan
second Rnuni-S II Nosh-l defeated Il
@A 4 Sd
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RUTGERS ATHLETES WIN.
The, Defeat stevens Track Team
IN >COrc Of rs tn -,

h, score ~ rs tn -.
INV BRuNswIoH. May 21.-RutGers
rach team defeated stevens here this
afternoon by d score Of Is to A. Wet
Ven NJ Rutgers established a new track
rtNtd In the half mile run when he
travelled the distance in 50 l-5 seconds.
Al al tho events were keerly contested.
The summaries
700 Ndrd Dssh-Won by Meslch. stevens
seconds.
80 Yard Dssh-Won by Meslch. stevens
Ihf'ps stevens. second. Time. 20 sec
$50 Yard Run-won by wettyen. Hut-
- tas'hh Rutgers. second. Time,
$50 y,-l RIn-won by we,tyen, Ru,.
g. FgI''ns. stevens. second. Time. /
~ N.. Kun Won by Mcdonald, Rut.
minute. - o. seconds.
IHo Me Kan-won. by Perry. Rutgers;
N,rf Hurdle-won by Ho,nkis.
'N.e''' eeil"rjeau. Rutgers, second. Time,
go yarf Hurdle-won by seguer. Rut.
h'.'r'"au. Rutgers second. Time.
iIigh Jump--Tle between sesu.r, Rut-
e., ana Roberts. stevens. Height. :
Frna Jump-won by Phelps, stevens
shot Put Won by Nash. Rutgers Gen.
.o.. stevens, second. Distance, 81 feet
Hammer .Throwing-won by Gennert.
..crsn" foldnsbe. stevens, second, Dis
,,,.siey Rutgers. second. Distance. ii2 feet
Pole vaul, Won by Brookiey. Rutgers;
s9oens, stevens. second, Height. . feet
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JUNIORS And BOYS
REACH SEMI-FINALS
Many Matches Decided in
Straight Sets at the Kings
County Tennis Courts.
ANDERSON HAS HARD JOB

Three competitors In the open Junior
singles tennis tournament at the Kings
county Tennis Club reached the SEMI
nnal round yesterday at the club courts.
They were J. A. Gallon, J. c. Seagar.
Jr. and +. Anderson.
Seagar won two matches in straight
sets, defeating W. Kirk at Ga. 6-3. and
a. E. Scovil at g.. Go. Gallon won
his first match from II. Selig In straight
sets at 81. So. but had TO go three
sets to dispose OF L. Jaffe at 60. 3-s.
100. Anderson needed an extra set to
complete both Of HE matches. He tri-
umphed over l.. Archamboult at <-s.
6--S. 60, and over II. Ives at G..
i-s. 6-3.
In the boys division e. Donaldson. A.
T. Bright and u. Letson climbed into the
semi-finals. Donaldson had to play two
matches and won them both in straight
sets. lie defeated J. NJ. Bieba at g..
lO--S. and ID. Nichols at e.. 6-2.
wright vanquished ;. S~chlesinger at
SO, g. GO, and Letson eliminated
J. Donaldson at 6-s. So. Ga. The
summaries:
Kings County Tennis club Open Junior
Second Round-L. jane defeated n. ia
; Merritt, -, 80; J. {. scagar. Jr.
u Ives defeated Il. u. Golden. -. 6-l.
-. T. anderson defeated l.. Archan
hau't. 80, 6--3. G-o. I. " Banks de-
ieatcd II ~Brockman. IS. -. Kurz-
man defeated ~ Isaacs. -. o :. e..
Third Round.J \ callum l%"i"ated l.
defeated \ r. Scoyii Ct T. An
derson defeated u Ives. e., Do. n--3.
Boys singles, First liounu Bieha
defeated W. Grotzman. b--S o. y lc
Sigss won from j. " .s'sttcr, 10y default.
!. NJ. piebs, sN-a. ioTS i. %ichoi. de-
fea,ed H.. r. Viewer, e.. -: II ".
sadier defeated y. Thorpe. 80. SIS: II.
Third Round-C. Donaldson defeated y.
Sishoi.. St. 80: T. .wrisht defested q.
defeated J. D~onaldson. IS. s.. Ga.
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to win By increasing the speed of her
tennis TO cope with the best that MIS-.
Raymond could play could hardly be-
iieve their eyes In watching the weak.
erratic tennis the former Metropolitan
champion displa yed. Miss Bjurstedt evil
IDENTIFY had gained by experience from
her last meeting with Mrs. Raymond.
FOR instead Of sticking to 4 deep driving
duel the Morse girl came into forecourt
repeatedly to nip incipient rallies.
Mrs. Raymond showed occasional
hnshes OF briliiancy In passing her OPP
ponent with hard drives along the lines
when the latter came into forecourt. but
tor the most part In trying to DO this
Mrs. Raymond threw away points by hit
ting into the net or out Of bounds.
The champion opened the service and
lost tho FIRST game, In which both players
were unsteady. The Morse girl made
every misplay Of her rival count In the
next Ave games and ran through them all
with a touch OF speed n finality TO her
strokes that wa convincing.
With the score i've games to one
against her. Mrs. Raymond made a de-
termined stand and played some OF the
prettiest tennis of the match In winning
the seventh game after II had reached
deuce twice. Her squirt lasted through
the eighth game too. and that went to
N'e'o DIN tiiV NlihS y
carried 1t of and the set with It.
Fails 70 Strike Happy Medium.
Mrs. Raymond realized that In the
opening set she had lost most chances to
score by driving the bail out of bounds
and In the second set tried to cure this
evil by shortening her stroke. She
seemed. however. unable to reach a
happy medium and In shortening her
strokes did II TO such q degree that she
kept the ball dropping into the net.
thereby supplying moro than half Of Miss
Bjurstedt's total Of 20 points for the set.
Miss Bturstedt won the FIRST three
ann of the fnal set in a row. dropped
three. finishing the set and match
Mrs. d. =. Wood and her brother. n
g. Van vliet. won the mixed doubles.
They defeated Miss Florence Ballin ard
f.. Campbell in the hnal round - s-3.
81, after coming through the semi
fnals with a three set victory uv"r Miss
Ina kisscl and Lyle u. Mahau at e..
0-s. So. Miss BALM and Campbell
had reached the fnal round by a straight
set victory over Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
T.. Briggs at "a. 60. In both
matches the Mrs. wood-Van Vliet team
was aided greatly by steadiness. Tho
summaries:
pelham Country Gu women's Invita-
tton singles. Final Round-Miss Mclla
Ptrr..edt defeated Mrs. Edward Raymond,
62. G-l. Tho poin, score and stroke
analysis:
FIRST SET.
NJ M1;' N"m"s s:St.tsis --ss--s
ANALYSIS.
Nets. outs. P'c.s S A. ,.
NJ NJ f Rasymond. Is -
SECOND SET
Mics Hjurs'edt. ..... 500 s-:s-s
Mrs Raymond ..... 30<l 3 3-l5-l
ANALYSIS.
Nets. Outs. P'cce. s A. D.F.
NJ NJ. H nayH na. Is !
invitation Mixed Doubles. semi-nnai
Rounc-Mrs y. p. Wood and n. G. Van
vile, defeated Miss Ina Kissel and Lyle Z.
Mahan. s.: o-s. e.; Miss Florence
Mrs. BENJAMIN r Briggs. So. 50.
Final Round-Mrs. =. p. Wood and r. {.
Van vl,et defeated Miss Florence BALM
and y. Campbell. SIS. 81.
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Victors on Links of
Metropolitan Clubs

ARnslEymfoorr "a, m.HalesP-M-'-
pre,irpSS,T Net alfc. s9"iiI. "':o' sae.p.,sE..
fs,,y, Sis, -. ii Graves SIS, 80
-esona agai.','os Eou"a-r l. Fuller
prAL,Eeh,ocn Hole nandicsp-ris..
4; 1"ssph ", "St",. r. Dr. Js.s. Her,
pykEn MEADOW Bos.y Handieap-
n,,NW"4plh rlah CnampiopshiP
s''E " psa w. ii 'ue,raad.r. 'I Ro6eyi
~. y i fo? =, 4 T,n ! y WV < " Hs ) ioh :
/. Bah,o,k y II Thomas conkI! and
p"wnry l.a WIEN scores OF 20.
ENGLEWpnp Inh rhamp.on;h,P
t">e. -. % -lse Tie Tor second between u.
q Hlce. y SIS, aud e. " Barnes II
,3-15>. Eighteen hole handicap. class \
" E~hfr - 7o' class BIZ. NJ
p'"r, - 20 q
FCN HILLS spring Tournament. FIN.
Round First sixteen B 7. Allen beat "
i M MSiia5k beat an" Il : 'f r.,ns. ':'' sna /.
ihirI %-l>,ccr, " \ Rowan hoa, y p
r'rES'r, .',pt"" ana U.s. "' = cisiHs + i. !.
Rowan. 100 -
GLEN EII.,L k.rhcr- Hanli,ap-Ti
b.f.o'r. r. S,U.r,,. -. -. g.. ana II. VI
s.,.a.S,aD. p b~.av,r. ssy-"ff' a. nHMN
Wsh,'. loa III ".
Urns"N rllEr t'gh'Gsr Holt" Han
99a,rr'ir, I ~, Ip,,,i%'ccI " 9 iH"yySis ;;.i"t
~, aud r'"no''' S."'t' 'oo-s' -
rF, "pg WI, r e - yI,h s.
noi
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PERIWINKLE WINS FIRST RACE.
". u. Hayes Yacht Takes Event NJ

OYSTER RAY. May 2T.-The Seawan-
haka cOrinthian Yach club was formally
placed in commiss,cu at 10 o'clock this
morning. Commodore Howard II. Smith
ordered the burree mastheaded and IL
was afterward salutcd by all the yachts
N the harbor,
IN the afternoon eight Of the new Her.
eshoff one design IL toOters started IN tie
first race Of the season. The course was
seven miles in length. The wind wa
fresh from the north and the uea
yachts did remarkably well, so that the
members are well pleased II wa cN.
pcctod that all the class of 81 would
start, but some are now IN their way
from Bristol and will be on hand to
start on Decoration Day.
Tn I~criwInklc. owned by u n
Hayes. won the race. with Ir /. f..
Bishops Tarpon second beaten 30 ser.
ouds. and :. T. Shaw's Grunt 'h'rd
Commodore II g. Smiths Blueiish was
doubles and withdrew from the race. The
summary
SENWANu.E ~TurA ~ Lnnrrpc
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WILLIAMS oUTBATs WESLEYAN.
br~bcNoise's Pitching an Enigma
for the Losers.

."lLLtAMsTowN, Mass, May 81
"IIliamS defeated the Wesleyan nine
, 20 ! on Weston Field here to-day.
%" Red and Black players found De-
'Nolses pitching an enigma and not
uh'l the ninth inning. when they got
'nfee safe'ies, were they able to solve
MS delivery. B~rumbaugh. the home
tNes hrst baseman. made four hits.
including a triple. in four times UP.
IN" Purple tailed all It's run in the
ms tour innings. Statler opened with
Il ''ugie. went to second and third on
ttfofs and scored on a iclder's choice.
h~'lhhaush's single. a fielder's choice
bn1 three bases on balls were respon-
tb'r 10Y another score In the secM,d.
IN The third eafeties by Powell, Brum-
naleh and Debevolse, followed by two
,Fte passes and Clark's single, resulted
N 'nt"e more runs WI hits and an
error brought In Williams's last run.
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~ WILLIAM u. HANNA.

An interesting classification Of base
ball players is made by Harry Howell.
the former pitcher And umpire. He
strikes n expounds an idea both orig
ihai attractive. It arranges PLAYERS
IN two CLASSES. the ordinary kind and
s'snt- players The sight" players,
ne says, are scarce and are the real
stars. Mathewson. Cobb, McGraw-
~no. novel; AYERS. knows more baseball
.'an my other manager In the country
are that because when a piay 4. heinz
made or is about TO be made they can
take one sweeping sight of the feld
ana Know Just what to do. One COM
prenensive glance and they can turn
tneir packs and nov the next move 10
make. Cobb. we should cay, is not only
q sight player. but a damsisht player.
We have In college athletics a ammer
throw. . discus throw and a 1ayeiin
,hrow' put II some ambitious athlete
reaily desires TO make q whale of a
throw he ought TO learn to throw the
harpoon.
Miss Gladys Palmer Of Oak Park.
III. threw q baseball e17 feet 9 inches.
The record for men Is 426 feet 81
inches. nearly twice as far but give
Miss Palmer " tries and she'd equal
It'll she mad the second try from
where the first one ended.
1T seems thai In one OF the New York.
Cincinnati games. with the tying Gin
cinnati run on third base in the ninth
inning, Matty made Groh ground to
FLETCHER for an out at the plate. then,
"A mOnpnf later Na.ish 49, -, ,h..a ..l
second. made Mitchell hy to Kaur. Blu,
as 1t was a lin lily that Mitchell hit
the New York rooters looking on would
nave felt better during that fiee,ing in
slant OF suspense had Matty made
Mitchell hit II a little higher.
Apropos OF the information that
tennis season Is opened with play" that
10 an appropriate. IL not original, way
to open II. h only way In fact unless
II ne done with a corkscrew.
Pictures In the daily papers Of var.
sity Fights make It uncertain whether
the oars are pulled by eight men or
BY that many blots Of ink.
Benny kauf has not made anybody
forget Cobb. but he has made every
body remember Benny Kaun.
Headline Yale Tracksters Defeat Old
Foe.
Which told the story adequately
enough. but before this growing ten
dency to h~odgepodgc. every man for
himself selection of words in sports
reaches the Tower Of Babel stage the
]. G. A. a. A. A. would set a good en-
ample by deciding on trackstcrs.
crackers. trackites. trackinen or track
lists, or II the |. e. \. \. \. A. declines
the issue. then the Society for the En-
couragement of Uniform Terminology.
Maybe the reason the Cleyelands are
called Indians is because they will be
Poor Los before the season III over.
Princeton golfers swamped Yale
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CLOTHIER AND INMAN WIN.
Takes Opening Match at Hunting
don Valley Tourney.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 21.-NiIliam
j. tlothier. former national champion.
and Fr.derick e lnnan, a member OF
the national tennis rank. NJ committee.
Won the opening match of the round
robin doubles tennis tournament for
the II. V. &. e. challenge cup AT the
Huntingdon VALLEY Country club to-day
from the brothers Joseph and Edmund
Thayer, Philadelphia Cricket club. in
straight sets. s.. 6-t.
The Thayrr boys were outclassed by
the educational chsmrior and his Part
ner m the opening set, hut in the second
nut IN n stubborn defence.
Clothicr. who broke his leg early In
the spring when he was thrown from
his horse. limped slightly and was much
slower than usual.
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BUSH IS SOUTHERN CHAMPION.
New Orleans Golfer beats Uou.tvr
veteran In Close Match.

ntIIAs, Toy, May @7--Rcubcn -.
Eush. Jr, Of New Orleans defeated
Bryan Heard Of Houston for the South.
ern go,f championship here this after
noon. Bus won the ,hirty-six hole
match by only ! NJ.
Heard Is 80 years old and he PLAYED
remarkable Eo.f, lie WAS two holes be
hind at the end OF the morning round.
hut rallied IN the afternoon and pushed
his younger opponent hard all the way
10 tho home green.
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WILLIAMS WINS AT TENNIS.
Takes Every Match From n. r. !.
Very Easily.

WILLiAMsTowH. Mass. May aT.--will-
Jams easily defeated Rensselaer, Poly
technic institute at tennis here this after
noon on the college courts by the score
Of 50. The summary:
Maynard. Williams. defeated Mcdonald,
r, r, l., s-3. s-3: lockwood, Williams.
defeated HAight, Y =. l., 81. e.;
Cook, Williams, defeated Courtney. II y. 7.
81, 6--l Wright, Williams, defeated
Reeves, II. r. |, 81, ca.
lockwood and Maynard defeated Nc.
Donald and Haight, = . e, Cook and
shaw. Williams, defeated Resyss and
Morris, II p. l.. 50. IS
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y steady. drizzling rain prevented the
rI'y'ts IN the Marine and Field Club ten
NJ tournament from making usual prog
mFs Yesterday on the club courts In
ha,h Beach. II. G. Dyckman and ]. II.
otonneil were the Winners OF the only
ms'chea actually played during the day.
me former Disposed Of II. A. Moilen-
,Su"r In straight sets At 6--3. 7--5, and
uHonnell downed C.. J. Ranney at Is.
~. So. J. L. Bailey and Lincoln
i"Imer advanced on defaults.
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the jump on their opponents. scoring
three men in the first. They were never
behind after that. The score
HH .Gf' S'lure '''..'.'' s53S?SSS-G
Batterics-Rou,ke and rei,i. Povcr and
S;ieger.
New Utrecht trounced Manual Train
Ing yesterday at West End Oval by a
score OF II to 3. Errors aided Manual
to defeat, Tho score
Manual Trimming iioooiooo-3 : s
Bdtieries--Shcs and smith sheridan
and swain.
New Brunswick. y. j, May 27.-Rut-
gers Prep continued its string Of vic
tories to-day. picking on the Adelphi
Academy nine OF Brooklyn. The score
was s to 3.
The Hacklcy School won the triangular
a,h'et, meet against Holbrooh School
and Mohegan Lake school yesterday at
Tirrytovn, II scored - points. IIol-
brook was second with Is points and
Michigan third with 6. Three meet
records were bettercd. Young jumped
) feet I inches. Worrail ran the half
mile m . minutes S seconds and Gordau
won the mile IN I minutes ~ seconds.
Hackley won nine first positions.
PRINCETON. y. j, May 27.-The Prince
ton Prep nine won from the Newman
School this afternoon in a seven ming
game by a score Of 10 to s.
SoUfH BETHLEHEM. Pa. MAY 21-
The Central Hieh School won the inter-
scholastic track meet OF Lchigh to-day
with a total Of 30 points. Harrisburg
Tech was second with a6a, with Rcthlc-
hem Prep third with %
BLAiRsTowN y j.. May 27.-Hamilton
Institute OF New York loo, to the blair
Academy nine this afternoon by n score
of : to 3. Joe Williams allowed the
Blair hatsmen hut two hits. Six errors
We're malc behind him, however, and
runs resulted, The score
Hamilton ........ 10000 % 6 6
h'I nas,,,cr,cs-wiui.ms ana % frdys e. pni,cCe
and 4 Armstrong,
East orange called OF its tennis
matches with Polly Prep Yesterday. A
mixup In dates also caused "A postpoue-
ment % the ennis ma tches between
Loyola School and Brooklyn Prep.
Adelphi Academy and Lincoln High
divided the honors in two singles matches
played yesterday at Jersey city. Towsc,
.Adclphi, defeated Harrison. Lincoln, at
.S-6. Sc. while Lane. Lincoln, de-
featcd Hals'cad. Adelphi, 0--6. g,
St. 4 doubles match was to have been
played. but II was called off because
Lincoln had no court.
IuTiiERFoRp. n. H., May 27.--The
Longest game ever played in the North
orn New Jersey Intewcholastic League
was that contested by Rutherford High
Schools baseball team at i;nglcwood
yesterday with the Englcwood High
School nine. II went sixteen innings to
a draw. each side scoring Ave runs. Both
Thistle Of Englewood and ricrson OF
Rutherford were in fine form and held
the opposing batsmen In check after the
FIRST five innings,
GREEN wIcH. Conn. May 27.-The High
School OF Commerce of New York won
from the Greenwich High School to-
day by "A score of II to I. The score
Commerce .., I 2o: ali 90 n
U~recnwich... q q =
Ratterlos-Ralsas holman and S,aIy.
Spraguc, ABRAMS and Hassar,
De witt Clinton lost to Mamaroncck
High School yesterday by a score OF &
to I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
EASY GAME FOR CRESCENTS.
Mt. Washington lacrosse Team
Bcmten y IN 4 at Hay Ridge.

Athletic club had little difficulty in
II. feating the Mount Washington aggrc-
cation AT Bay Ridge yesterday, The
final score was \ I" 4, with the first
period ending & Ia . In favor If the
New Moon stars. tn" Baltimore aggrc-
CATION did well during IN" early part
ur the came. As play advanced TIC
Crescents uncovered some excellent team
work and appeared TO he able 10 score
ri will. The lineup