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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
GRMANS SURE THEY
ARE blAMLESS FOR
THE WAR IN EUROPE
Leading British Statesmen Re.
sponsiblc for the Great Conflict
Newspapers Comment on Speech
Of TIE Imperial Chancellor


E,ruu $50, % By Wtrri'ss t'
savtHl, Nl h" mornus ncw@r1-
p.r- .Hmmyntpe ON the imperial
ch1rr.lIurs speech 100 the r",hstar
lrrr. innt hc clearly establishes th"
truth CON .orung the noEiuung oft th"
war a.s the overseas NrW auourN.
which sIgps symposium of thr 'di-
tur,ti comment Hu-t of TN" rtucr1
point out that from iFi2. i was an or
der h, th- Hussinu gu," "tum"ut thai
mobilization hy itself meant a dc,nFa-
ton of war against Germany. Al 'ho
.pnpcis state that the ltusFpn mopill
PATTON would have boon avoided n
Great Hiitiuu had used her influence
m pc'rurrnd. and. therefore tho Blame
By to Dee laid un th" leading british
statesmen The tokai Nutviyoi says
TO the whole world. IN" name ut
Edward Grey is AuuWu as the 'hlcf
instrument ut thc prcstut w1r Who
ever reads hctWcou the lines of Grey 8
banquet speech and mis- Other ut'rrnu-
GEES wlil pcrCci,. he accuse others in
order To- eNculpatc himself and that
aU these attempts merely spring from
Ian "yil conscience charged with guilt %
Tn, Tag.s Zouung says that under
no ,irsuuis'lncrs can ~ consider tn"
question of tn" 'lus"s of TIA" war -
ncirnE ON the "ud 81 ih' war. sine"
IN. end will hc decided by the military
IsituanOn II also Expresses regret
! that the chauc"llor's words concerning
Belgium mas admit of IN" idea that
IA. chancellor suggests peace ON the
basis OF the status dun on tn" wes,
front
Gcrman:a tho catholic orKHu. cN-
prosscs doubt os to Niscuunt Grey $
sincerity ON IA, question OF arhltrl-
| tiuu n declares that the countries
hostile - Germany have for years
followed an iggr.sFiV" policy and
| lhaNc iustor.d . spirit oi revenge; and
coupled with Russian lust OF conquest.
, thcv can hardly be considered there
! fur, us tru.tvurthy guardians of ~.
| t"ruatiuunl peace Grrmtuy. u adds
! Iun th, other HiHd, has sept pea "
.u,c it1 fuuuduii1n. whicn now en-
| 70 rl.s her 10 give proof uf moral
strength ~ var
The conservative Frcuz 2"ltung re-
ports that chancellor Won Bcthmaun-
/ lIollw,r apparently uttered q d"iin.t"
Pronunciation ON Rclgium although
| that country was the starting point Il
military operations against Germany
| II adds
as 60 the chan acllor's attitude to-
wards ia, question of pr'soryauon "i
peace tf',r IA" war W. can only en-
ld.rsr ID. The first condition tor an
International polio, Of p"1cr is that no
more ,rer'asiro coalition be formed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
VIS~I\<~ IN>,U tot <TtR
NIT\t'kS; TAXI POSITIONS

lotrugrad, VIA London, NuN. IT,.
Determined counter attacks los ~"
Rus ans have resulted ~ the recap
tur. ol portion of th" position
taken nom them Yesterday hy ~"
Germans near Shrohowa, iu m" Bar
anoNiyh, roriuu, IN" war ofhn" an.
uounr,d toGuN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
Deutschland Shows
No Signs of Going
Out to Take a Dip

lE, Eyruin. Hei,ii Leased Wircl
sew London, Conn, NoN ~ The
rmiu und,rsri m'rrhhutmnn
ui,D Inland ready tu proceed To S"t
.,r ~ rrturn NuNap" tu G"tmauN, wa
.tll tod up At m" stat" pier, under
,h.lirr of IN. steamer Nill,hid this
.ui.upou There were mo- signs Of m
Immediate departure
Clpttn Kuoulg has the choice ui
hr,- COURSES - ronch ~" Atlantis
,cesu. ono would bee through the
.ac, at Long island sound and either
lf two which wouid put his craft into
Matters near Martina Vineyard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
VON MNCkENSE>'s HETRE\T
~ upRRt u.DN So<TINtV~

London. NoN IA Eu' har"tt d.
patch as forwarded from Rome 90 The
Wireless Press reports that Fi-lC
Marshal Won Markcnsrn's retreat iu
bohrudia is continuing and thar IN"
rulgarinp population ls fleeing from
Duhrudil To- bulgaria
Tho dispatch SAYS great fires have
been observed iu the direction ut
Z 'h'rnb spd1 aud Cunsrpult. the ter
mini ut IN" great railroad between the
bla'k sea and tho Danube ana that =
is Thought possible these towns have
been ct on tirc preparatory to their
evacuation ny the Tcutonir forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
CO>,.R NrtI. \TORY MESSAGES
I.III.tNiiD ny t'itESiDE<T

Nlnams,uwn Nass sof ~
ptcsid,ni wilson ignored poli'ics to-
day ,p remain quietly with members
OF his f3mHy her. several hundred
t.lcRtaiu, ,uurrutulhrng MIN on III"
recollection Arrived uuring the nom
ing Th. president plans 60 l"a'"
her. shortly lti.r 2 o'piocK this after
noon hy train for Khu.clifi Y.
where hc viii board the naval 50 hi
MaNflpWcr for a trjp down IA" hu!-
son tu NcV York 'ity Ne T. due -
arrig, iu Washington Sunaay uisht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
jeanette Is Winner
For Congress in a
Montana District


Mlsguu,a. Mont, Nuy II. Messages
81 Dongraiuln'Ions from outrage lead
ers OF 'hc country poured uto Mis-
suula Tor Miss J"ann"ttc Rankin. lt'-
publican. the ilr,t woman tn b" elect
ed to congress Miss Eank.ns cam.
pnipn managers contend itr' -hc mad
been successful by At least 1000 ma.
jurtty
81 ioli that the women would stand
hy me Miss Rankin said today It
is voudcrful To- me. go think of hay
ing the opportunity ~ hcIng the FIRST
women 'o sit ia Cnngrcss, with i3i
men
Mss RANKIN is small and slight.
she is a graduate Of the University of
Montana and "a" school o' philan-
ihropy of New YORK city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11

Washington. Soy T. Secretary
Tunulty TODAY sent IN" following
,oIgruu 40 President wilson a, VIII
uamstpWu. Mas.
More complete "eturns show that
you have received tn" largest vote c'ef
cast tor % candidate Tor the pr.sidency.
You uI." received nearly million
NOR. votes than w"ir ca't for bo'h
Tar aud Euu,ryyIt IN 1919 Your
gain over .F1- ~ three ,imsa AZ much
az wax ,,cr gained by a president run
INK tor recollection Do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
Kl,>IN>~ REPORT C\i'Tt'RE
pI TWO SNAIL NIII. NGI :

prIrUrIaU- Nov n VA IUndnn
Russian troops advancing southward
on the right bank of IN. blnuh" river
YESTERDAY occupied the villages -
Ghisdar,o and Topal Topal jH
twelve miles south Of iiirsovd. lu IN.
Bobrudja province Russian d,iorh-
ments made further advance lu ne
southNard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
: S>>>>>>~>>~>>~~~,


santa Re. y. VI Nov President
Wilson led charles D. iIughoa ia the
unofficial Sew M"NIco returns "trlN
today lN iINi votes with 20 If the
a3N precincts missing These precinct
w'r. small and widely scattered.
Late RETURN, uu 'ourr',-iuHn eaN"
Walton lead %; l,.1 IN ,f1 precincts.
For senator, s. \ ZONES Democrat.
hHd lead or a.b', with sixty pre-
cinct- mie.iur
In the Eun'tuatHr.al race pc Baca.
democrat Ted lJrH IN Republican
hy 1850 vote. with 'iN precincts not
reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
iU<ptI IItNpS CLARK ~
MONTANA WITH j03 VOTES.

ChoIrunc- WNOI NUN- II"N IN NUI
l> pre-. NETS Of o., in Wyoming ~'ul
/, report Moudcil Republican. hns a
.urality of 5p3 over 'ltrk. Democrat.
.oi cougicss The total vote cast in
h" nio4lur precincts ~ IA" last oior-
ion ls NOT ns large as Mundolls plur-
'niv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
Ilt.IIIS NON - ~. VOTES
CD IIiI t.OpbI\ NIN>tSpT \

- Paul. MINI. NoN --i.olh pre-
uat, uut nf a.utN m Minnesota give
Nilsson l1G6tN, llugh"t l7S sos.
bushes plurality Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11

hco', .oases says TODAY. German
statement.
German troops rcn"uHtci fu' main
Russian positions -outhN.,. ul tuN
krt-T"lcsi the statement lHd- and
rcpui.rd I've counter attacks ym,hci
.u' night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
Dt Btt\ MD NATION NRG
IIItUl.D. ~ Woe. Nr~ StN

- nii re. ~ +. NOV. b.. ~ .
public ~tat,m'rr today p"mucratlc
stat, hcadqulrt,i- ,luu tno election
OF T. 9 de HaOn for governor over II
o. Bursum ny wH'.ri', "t 1000 To
,ou and th. election of " 3 Wal
ton 10 congress be majority near
600
Tho Republican. hp." no. conceded
r.thcr but hl., u1l, uu claim of "a
uursum maIug', ,.a.t Tuc official
count. which HU decide ,lu5c c"r
,es,s Will completed Joe about a wees
Gallup. SEQ, o. n h,- been pra .
rUals impossible 'o get accurate r'-
turns from u.. county i- some of
tn. prc..u,ts bH., un telephone Oop-
ur,uuu- and the returns have 90 Doe"
brought ~ ly wagon. 1N&u precincts
hu.. uu, Ircu hc,ri from TIA" iu-
.ourl't" iEUr"s show only returns
iutl, .. election judge. 1t the yif.uus
.rrr.u.'. Hughes dal, W wilson. 'Ii.
Hu.U,u auH. Jnrr. 80. hernandez.
.Gtt. Walton. $40. EsrsuW h3. De
l..t SEP. Lindsey. ga Mcdonald.
70. NrpNll 600. lu.cro. ,li, Sar-
r.ui. Gfl. ptcru. sp2. rpgr. 6's inll
.,.. Glance. Gtu. Patton. aoi. Was-
u.r nt, -Vinu,v .nl Eryoin. go.
I'ans,lu. ipr. ltuhrrts. G'a. Field.
I.Ia. NWturs fl- NuntnF1 5eo.
Ha wou \ N No, o. Chavoa
county complete gives wilson. -2'i.
Hughes stt
For sgn,t, .ion's prmocgl', 2.32. d.
lHubhon Republican, N9d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
President Wilson Leading Charles
E Hughes by 1884, With Only
Twenty-Five of the Smaller Pre-
cincts 20 be Heard From.
JONES, WALTON AND DE
BACA APPARENTLY WIN
The Returns Still Are Incomplete,
but II Is Not Believed That the
Majorities They Now Have Can
be Entirely Wiped Out.

Long d'~ianc" telephone cont
= uun,,Ution with the Itrpubli,sin
y h'UdVUartcrS a. santa ~ this ~.
= tsTUs,n ,'li'i,sd the informal Ion
= thai they ciaim th" election Ot
. itcrnaudc<, iind~.N. Clancy, >ir-
= gent, wagner trNcin aud I,ob-
= crt-. with tiu vote very .ro-. oii
. Vur-un. Niraim.i. Page and Mar
. iim,. They would not c,'-, con.
. ,'sic the election ~ \ \. Jop~.
. t"iiowin ing the Is'ihN adopted b, 4
. the national RcpubIi,an com 4
. mittrr, the, a.'!ar-ntl, are not I
. going to make an, concessions 4
. until the official oU,,ni hn- h~.n
. CompicUd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-11
HOUSE NOW STANDS
2l5OEMOCRATSANO
2l5 REPUBLICANS
It's a Fifty.fifty Split. in Add.
ton to Two Progressives, One
Independent, One Socialist and
New Mexico Doubtful

nv fVonlng Ht3NId I.oNNod WIfel
N"W YORK No, H.. tn. house ac-
coriinE to the latest returns. viii be-
divided politically We fellows.
stat" Rep. h"m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
CREW MEN AT TRAINING TABLE.
Columbia SOUND Enters a" serious
stage Of prcpn rnti"n.

~cnlumhIa's CROW squad entered an its
final lap in preparation for the race with
.nuapol'r. PENNSYLVANIA and Princeton
for the historic Chil1s sup On May ~ at
Phil \loiDhla. when Coach RICE ordered
the VARSITY men YESTERDAY To- take IN
training quarters i'm furnald Nall. a
canpus dprrnl'ory The oarsm"n Will
follow strict training rules from now
mia the fourth mile IL finished at
p~oughkeepsie on June II,
There was a change IN IN" varsity
ho,,. ". q. ScngSinrkcn taking II Trow-
hridge's place at bows S"ngstacken Is
Inc s,,ti, man 10 :i. ~ how within a
year. Naumer. Manshach, Munroo, 81
nouds and Truwbr!dr" having tried 10
hold down the ink seat since June 1873,
Il Iales. captain Of the junior boat. Is
out with pneumonia and Trowbrldro was
moved 10 his sea, AZ No. !. ~ Trow-
Ir dre weighs only $50 pounds tlrcr" II
not much chance Of his remaining there,
The boatings of the first and second
varsity now are:
First NarHIty-w. D., SengstacLcn, how
@ n. Myers. No. .; II, II. oLouRhlin. No
2. Il. W IAhe!, 49,; ". r. bickmann
No. 3; u W. I"ys No. 4, II. O. P"nneli
No ! cant. W. y. Brattsn, stroSc. II,
Thomas, c~nAsws'n.
Junior Narsity--R riel, bow +. toudert,
No. =: T. Fernandez. No 49, Hnrshhld,
No. /; II. w"imser.. Ho. 8: ". H'o,en. So
&; II. Trow bridge, 80 = l. Lorenz, stroke
Il. Paddock. coxswain'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
JUNIORS KEEP UP HOT PACE.
Win Hollow Victory IN CoIu hin
Class Meet with 20 poipts.

'olumhia's Junior class finished IN.
.uter'laSe mcct ON tho south Field track
Yesterday afternoon with no greater on.
position than II experienced on tho frs,
DAY and 'otdll"d N all - points ga 3oi-
for the seniors, "ji. for tn. sophomuras
ana - for the freshmen II WAS the
most hollow victory ia year and the
s'rond time 1917 has won the mee'
. nee it entered as a freshman class ii
III" fan o. 1913.
Harry Bucrneyer. cnd Of the football
team, uncorked tho surprise Wien h,
won the 22o yard dash IA - seconds
The track was exceedingly slow. Il. +
SHEPPARD ran a fair mile. covering Tn,
distance In 4 minutes ~ seconds.
Coach We'ers picked his relay team,
tor the L. OF +. carnival capt liar.
Wit. Tom BLACK. Al iiuelseuheck arc
Frank Whelan will compose the srrIu'
medley relay. The one mile combination
Will b" Frank Whelan. Al H~uelsenbeck
II. Monroe and J. Fowler. The fresh.
man o consists OF /. IIogeman. T.. II
Carroll. II. e. Ashley and ! Erneman
Tho summaries
ga Ward Won by II g.. nucr
m"S,,. ~ !, F. narroY - sccond. =
On" Mt'- Run-Won by =. Shcpha-d
~ ,yt'c!snd; -. scoogd =" u
"a, fourth Ttno' , minutes 81 seconi>
Running BROAD lump. II II Cassid,
place. with 20 '.et az inches V. Mont
hanson, ~ third, wi'i - foot u inches
! frn"man. 10. fourth with e 700, !
inches.
Pole vsult-F e. Nolt". rs. and Il O.
Bradley, ~, tied FOR nrst. with 30 rro.
: q stone. ~ third, with . fset { in, hes
NJ R.piu, rs, fourth. w''h . trct.
Final Scoro-Iuniors - points. Seniors
2n'9 poin'f Sophomoros, e5'g points
Freshmen, 10 points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
STEVENS TENNIS TEAM
CRUSHED BY COLUMBIA
Jersey Team Fails to Gain a
Single set on East
Field Courts.

stevens Tech offered lit;'o opposition
10 Columbia ON the Eas' ft''i courts
Yesterday afternoon and the Ri. ana
White racket wiclfsrs won tho tennis
match. d TO Q Tho Hobpken coilcg.ans
failed to YIN n set. II was the second
easy victory for Columbia, and showed
that Morningsidc Heights may De- abb"
10 houst of crack teams IN baseball
and tennis This sprius.
The nearest stevens came to wtnning
a set was in the singles match between
l.. W. Knox of Columbia II w W
Nicholson OF Stevens. Nicholson ran
three games ~ the first set before Knox
warmed up. Thereafter h. proved moth
ing but - good Background, failing 10
take another game. wall" kuoN ran
through twcIv" games SO fas; mat II
looked ~ IL he wanted 10 get through
before an impending shower came ~.
4 Won Bermuth had tho easiest time.
~, disposed of 4. VI M"Cutch"on Go,
50. The other MAJ hes showed mat
Stevens reached its limit ON the offence
when il attained two amcs Tn" SUM
marics:
singIcs-Cart II a Ianh co'umh.,.
4%efsa'cd rSW, n ,"r.r-' S'sy%1L, 'eIn
~; j. " Nu,>, Co'gwo,a, defeated "
~ Nicholson. "a. Go. \. N.n B'rWI'h.
Columbia. defeated L. NJ Mcrnt'heon.
stevens -p,h. 60. 60
poarl,- G2rrel, %,n-io o,. N@o AND l''. !anM,
stevens Vc,h. G.2, G-.'. Lcvuari .ai
Mayor' columbia. defeated Phelps and Nc
Cuthcou, tt, g,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
DICKINSON
REACHES The FINAL
National Champion Wins six
Of Eight Bouts in Fpnc-
ing Tourney.
SAUER LOSES ONE POINT

Lieut.. ~. a. Dickinson OF West Point.
the present holder OF the national nam
pionship AT foils. qualified last night for
tho final round In the light weapon event
at the New York Athletic Club with A..
+. Saucr Of the Illinois Athletic Club.
Chicago, and sherman Hail and r. W.
Allison, both of the New York 4. g.
the ire others who had reached the
semi-iinal round and will fight for tho
title at the Hotel Aston tomorrow night.
In order to qualify each of these four
had To- fight In eight bouts. as there were
nine IN al WHO weathercd tn. prelimi-
naiIes held in various sectiVls II the
country. Satier made the best showing
u I'll" crowd. winning seven Of his bouts
aud losing only one.
J. Mclaughlin OF the Washington
Fcncers 'lub was the only foilsman who
managed 10 stop the Chicagoau. and he
dad II ht the n1rrow mdrc II of = touches
o. RMS bout Nts the icatur" ,i the
uisUi. >dIvI lad defeated all la. other
"l pnucnts up to that time without any
difficulty aud set out to beat McLaugh-
I'm. The Washington man. however. was
~ w ''I IpI'H LOT mat bnN' ana ms
fast attack was too much for Sau.r. on
one Of his thruSts the tip came Of the
c'd OF McLauehlius weapon and the
point made n nasty GU, in Sauer's leg.
Dickinson. who won the title last year
with ease. was no match last night for
either Hall or Sauer. Against the chi
cagoan the West Point man scored only
two touches. while Hall held him to
three.
Hail g,sArnt Ayfa ,,,tz. $500
ana lost another bout TO Mclaughlin, Mt
D :. Allison was defeated los pickin-
son. Sauer and Hall. hu; won his five
Other matches without any difficulty.
The unsuccessful contestants In tho
s.'ui-hnal round were Mclaughlin. Paul
Meflan Of IN" Fencors cub of New
York. W ~ Russell Of the Boston Swori
IAN A II finlay of the Crescent
Nth,cti" Club and V. f. Curt of the
Ncw lorh Athletic Club.
TIC s"nt-final round with dueiling
'""rds and Sahres Will bc decided a,
IN" New Work : =. gymnasium TO.
night The summaries:
%''i"n'l t,'; championships. semi
c c"l H Saf9I.. !. NN'uC, Iiino., A'G,e,i,
N,h''t,, .'gn - Lieut. % Dirkin.
lo,k h'his.ic Gun + II. rin'sv
HaI New iork N'hlc,ir C,uh. g.. " II
MHssc.. Boston sword '.uh. -. and Pau
aui was defeated hy J. rIaughtr
Wnsh,nf''n Fenoers cub rotai. Won. :
Lou, o Dickinson. w.s, ro,r,
Ensse!l. - Mey'au. "a. an,
y ,a"s sa5 H. Az v va, a't"a,e4 b'
sherman la Hes York A,h.eti. tn,
t~,sf'@i AIi,on, =: pi.sinson. 80
I NrN. an. I--.. and was defeated rs -auc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
GENERAL MIKE BEST DOG
Nrs. IRkcland's Wolf sable Wins
Prize at RrOnx show.

Mrs. Oliver $. L.akclnuds recently i'm
,ortoi nnmcraniaN General Mike. Il
wolf sable, was Judged the best dog at
.hc wp.ch of the BronN Kennel club
HELD last might AZ tho second ARTILLERY
ArmorN General Mike was brought oycr
from England 10y Mrs. Henry iiill. who
sull hin, 20 Mrs. Lakeland lie !. only
20 months old aId II was his FIRST pub
ic appearance in AruericH.
tn" hest Of Ia" opposite sex was
Judged to be tho Nosholu Kennels on
Try, Ileilhorne Queen. There were 2lS
entries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-27
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

score OF ; to /. shea p,irrcd Well. ie-
tlruG ten Toy the strike out r-lte and AZ
lowing bu, four hits. Mccormack II
Commercial made C,cycu miss. Tn"
longest hit IN a scholastic BATH. at the
oval this year was made by Fitzgerald IN
tnc sixth. n. ciouted the ball over In"
rght ,rutr" field wall for a home run
VITA tWo men on base, The bal landed
twenty feet from shore In the river.
which Is on the outside Of the fence. The
Scor,
Commercial o ooo q q al .
lltt"rt"s-Shca and Smith. M~rormatk
and Frugune
\ luil athletic meet has hcer ar
ranged ctw""u - johns Prep and
Erasmus iiall at the formers neli Tor
May T.
The Fordham Prep ennis team de-
f',ted the -. .Aune's Academy rcprcscn-
-, Aine's won Two of tho three singles.
igt lost in both OF the doubles. The
score:
-inEI,s-M "ra'"s, - huuc' Academy.
d"fs','i Murphy: tordham Prop, -
ic,i"l . Murph, rordham Prcp. "a.
. rhilr', fordhsm Prop. defeated
p"lol"s T. murphy md Sini,h. Ford.
! nrm ir"p. defeated Rcdman ana MoraIes.
AMI N W@Kcn Aaa'G rm45rS am pror rn',lips
l.trd'nbus and Navcn. -. Anno's Ac,d-
'ny, 81, "a,
De Wit Clinton was defeated by tho
Flushing High school nine AZ Flushing
yesterday by a scOr" of : to 4 The
game was close all the way. Clinton
was first to score, send ng four mon
across the plat" in the fourth. In the
ii;th and sixth innings respectively
Flushing tallied . and 2 runs. winning
the game. Heavy hitting was lone by
Hughes, Of Flushing. and iouldowsky
Of Clinton The former got three hits
IT, rs many times up, while Gouldowsky
LII safely three times in four attempts.
The score
n
Flushing ..,.... oooO:3o ) ;
Bat'"rio-.Marrhesi Josephson. IIcnkin
and blair, Hughes and Duncan.
MAMARoNEck. y. Y. April 2s.--The
Morris High School Of New York lost
10 the Mamaroneck High School team
THIS afternoon, by n score Of s To 2,
II was Il free hitting game, but IN" New
Workers were unable to get hits when
they were most needed, The score
Mamaroncck sOoo2oox- is 2
Morris. ...... n q n . % 8 !
/ Batieries-OConnor and Fortune. Kras.
ner, Meany and PcCkner.
MouNT VERNON. April 26.--Thc S'uy.
vesant High School of New York de.
fc,tcd the Noun Vernon High School
this afternoon by a score of 8 10 :
Xotti Of Stuyvesant pitched good ball
IN to tho ninth. Mount Vernon got L
runs in the last frame, The score
Stuyvosant. ..,,.,.,, OF
Batt"ries-Zotti and Hartman: Doyle
Krais and Krsis,
Russell Champion Of Yale Club.
c. T. Russell won the Glass G. SQUASH
tennis championship of the Yale Cluh by
defeating q. \, Heilhron yesterday
afternoon In the rnal round. The score
was lS--l3. l5-S. lb-t.
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>'""a>'" "a"', '"-""S'
Brn'N',u Prop vs. -. r0tcr's Prep at
: r'"' ~.
-
Ty,rd.r ClIlls won again Yesterday.
-,,..,irc ,,o ,,,o ~ Towoscud Harris
Han ct IRONS oNl' 10y a score of " to 30
BANG p'''!e" N'"'''I o""' S'''"''h '''
,f,,rr and allowing but Ave hits. ll.p-
p!" starred Win the bat Tor E''n"er
,'lilds, getting two triples aud q single
,,,, ,.,,os 80 Tho .,or,
% 800 H.
ESardor chilla ... 2"lloooN. II y :
townsend Hsrri-. 100 o""l"- :
h'i',r."s-H 'nse ana h''"''"' '"r''
'' -
Richmond I'm and Bushwick high
schools Mayed 4 seven inning tie game
gt In. formers iicl YESTERDAY, the s"or"
being { to Il. richmond nm ssumed Az
,arlN lead only ~ Eav" the game Tied in
IN. nfth and th.u Bushwirk went To- the
forc by scoring 80 runs in the sNtH,
,wn mon and ,,iug tho score. The score
wv ''' ''
,l ur T.
ta'tI,.I' ''' ., /
ger. ,trols ana A,kcrman.
,
ntnlll"H institute delcat'" ~, ~
l'hi Academy ilh" Yesterday AZ Nn'lPh'
FIELD ny = score "' 70 D. Nl,'''nS'
VIII" WaS on we ',""'' 10y Wv ,"''''
struck out slN i'ular'S' vi ''''i"'
iann'd hN'' Inc SURE u
,.u,., t..,,,r,o oooo .
Adri,bt h',dcmy ...... o ID . .
B,,.,ri,.. Williams and Croylt, Donna
rot ami poh'in'
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COLUMBIA RIFLEMEN GOOD.
They Win Glass 4 Title IL Govern
ment TOurues.

Columbia won he rifle championship
in c'ass - Of tho War Departments
tournament, IL was announced officially
Yesterday. The Bin and white gun
ncrs IN thc'r first year N the tournament
anasscd n total Of l@.654 out ~ a pos.
sihlc ~. 900 points. Harvard was second.
with l2,s2s out of l3.o0O. and Iirns.
sclacr Poly, third, with l@.6OG l.chigh
was last, with 7,S33 out 81 l3ooO. but
many Of her meets went by default.
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charles Otis. representing Brooklyn,
lie fcatcd John seaman Of cleveland last
night AZ tho Brooklyn Academy In AN
lu,crs'ttc Three cushion League game
ny u score Of 30 10 IS. OTIS had ~ high
u " 6 and Scanlan one OF 4 The
game won't seventy mine innings. OTIS
VIII play his last game in tho tourna-
ment newt Thursday night, when he Will
oppose Frank Jones ~ Philadelphia at
the Brooklyn Academy
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'5TpN, Mass, April 26.-Jesse
'''''r1 OF Woodland. with an 80, was
1863 a % field of seVcnty-dve which
. . NE INST open golf tournament
y 'a' -.iern 1T the WullaSton Golf
EA' '..I1N Dick LIONS Of Albem lrlr
Us So. 'nl, with an SO, and three men
n~''' ''' for third place. with an So
I' N''c " Il, Thlcr of Common
"@''.'. Fred Thaycr and Claude Hart
o. 'H" come club. Thler. with IA ~
haNn.'ip, 70 the net prize. The course
w, heavy.
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CopNtIght BY LIWin IeViCk.
The twelve new sioop yachts DIES sned
by CAPT. MAJ IIerrcshon for the New
built at Bristol. Il. l.. have been COM
p'ctcd. several Of them have been
launched. and two-thc Sqraw. owned by
John :. Lawrence. and Tho ptIiiuo Of
Oliver - Jenuiug, have hsl trial spin.
Oh N%arraGaasci; Bay
Those who have seen THESE new raft
under sail say tina they are fast and
able. u surprisingly quick in stays.
They are handsome vessels and viii
doubtless prove an Interesting racing