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ANDERSON KNOCKED
CLEAR OUT OF Ring
Weinert Wins Bout in second
Round by Dropping His
Rival Through Ropes.

Charlie Weinert cnrCtgaiiv .!-pr,'d
Of Andre Anderson IN tho second ronr7
of the main bout at the S;adIu y
through the ropes The falling hsh'es
dropped ont of the ring and landed on
the stage beyond with such tnGmp
that he stayed down until Referee We
Partiand had counted him out lu.N'l
FOR Anderson no reporters were scdlcu
at the ringside just where he i"l', ana
the part of the stage that ~ f'N "n
was padded. II hc had fallen uu -''ne
reporters or upon bare boards he snigh
have been badly hurt.
The first round Was not e,er''il a.
though Wpincrt got IN some lc'i Jahs
now and then which seemed n s1aNA
up Anderson bit. When tne second
round began. however. there wts plenty
q: action. Anderson, hogan Il To laNd'
ing Il hard right IN Wcinerts moulh
which caused blood to make IT. GpprN'
ancc.
fore the round was half over h" nsd
Anderson backed up aca!nht ~" rope
and was doing som" good inhrntu- !
stiff r!ght JOLT delivered from 'loss
quarters ended the proceed'-E- u
lifted Anderson on his feet. swGu= % m
through the ropes and dropped m an
the floor. lie lay there face dpNaN7' n
| and never moved until McparIlS'5 ' al
| reached seven In the count lh'n .
began to struggle up and Wa ou MS
| hands and knees outside the r.Hg Nae'
/ the count ended.
The sun., 1916-04-16
MERCERSBURG LADS BEST IN.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYMEET
They Roll Up SO 13 Points and Beat Out Old Rivals
From Newark Central High School by ID
Points-Discus Record Falls.

High School, third; r. BcddeEes. piek!n.
son High School. fourth. Time. 10 80
iss YARD Dash. sen.o.--won BY y; JSl, "a.
MsrSer:SurS snSnI ;sS1%d "snss Mereers
bo!s: fourth. Time. 10 ::s :seord;.
sHS sn.Ss asa Hsn sSs ssSssS ,ssoSS E. %tf's. 20 M.
Poly Prep. third; J.. sliker, Central High
sehSol; fourth T,mc; .s S-S .s., seconds: Cen.
,rai Hish school: +. Davis. Mereer.Snrg.
,scsnd; r. chapmsn: Msrecs;.snrs, s.s third ao,
$50 Yard Run-..won BY n Reed; MERGERS.
burg; T. Stone, Horace Mann. School. sec.
'SS Sra W A Ain.'s M.rssr.SSss Ss,1'"ssr fe"s T%.
One Mic hap-Wen sy T. rlecs; MS5r,; e, r
school, second; " Lloyd. Yonkers Hiss,
ssssssssss! ,Sss'ts: s;S Fine A''f1iS %':"'.. % Il
asss.;. ESa;hi.ss I a,sh ] sssce' q; scsmer s;: y
Msreer.burs. third: l. Tiiimas. MERGERS.
20 YARD Low Hurdle,-won by J.. TIL.
asS R sssooi ossr,sS .socnd. Mfa Msksnn. suiea
sehoo, third: q specsman; Mereer'burs
FrancKe, East Orange High School. with
Jump q ,,s feet sss,o ,nehss .sches j. hRamiss
inches: D. Brown. Jamaica Hish school
and N. Banks. stuyvesant High School
tied for third. with 6 feet inches; ..
rre,ep. Een'" Mount 'se Vernon %RN" HRisN sssoo p wiz
| a jump of 70 feet II inches; B.. Davies
J%s. SSss win H.s 70 sso ss n1ns :hss
with 20 feet inches: G. tdvines ston
Horace Mann School. fourth. with 100 fee
liz Pound shotput--won by j. sinclair
s;uyvesant Hish school: with put oi
feet io,s inches; J Fiockhart, Centrsl hiGi
wifs iGs'tI Il s"i f.si = insse.; 5. s.rS.t. %eT
fSns sn ~ - e. FEE brs~u @ MSs
st:,r Zee. Hh% inches; ss?0I H!i, @ Dlesin.on His,
Tfot;er. Mount Vernon High school third
Prep. fourth with isi feet inches. Ns'
burg: C.. Bullock. Mercersburs. second: 2
Witsei. Barranger High school third; W
s P.., .sS s... Poly P1ep sa 20
fourth. Height, 10 feet s inches. 60
one mile Rel.y-;won by East oranE
Hisn school. with b. f~fkovi,x, W. braun
w, cn,an Ii si' Hi.s ssSdo sSs Win 'R5
son. r. Brauerman W. keidauz and q
weinstetn; fourth. Erasmus High schoo
| with W. Goldman, y. Nash, II. Voorhees, an
| J. Rubenstein. Time. minutes 3s =
| seconds.
| High school. 20: Suffeld School. Ia
Flushing High school. 10: Mount Nerno
| High school, 2; Morris and Stuyvesant
| Yonkers High School. s: Montclair an
| East Orange. 5: BarranEer. Dickinson
| Horace Mann and jamaica. I; Poly Pref
IS De Witt Clinton and St. Peer
Prep. 5.
The sun., 1916-04-16
HAVERFORD FRESHMAN
GIVES PENN one HIT
Busby Holds His Opponents
Hitless Until Ninth Inning
and Wins 9 to O.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1S.-Rusby. q
freshman on Haverford's team, shut out
Pennsylvania's baseball team this after
noon at Franklin Field. He allowed the
Penn men only one hit The score was
2 to o.
Penn's hit did not come until the
ninth inning. Smith. tho frst Quaker up
in this inning. hit a limo drive through
shortstop that Cary touched but could
not field.
Haverford's two runs came in the
eighth inning. Up to this time Cross
had also been pitching hitless ball. but
Hanon hit the first ball delivered for a
clean single. Through q mixup Of sig
nails Koons's pop fly also went for a hit.
A double steal by these two men. fol-
lowed by the squeese play. so upset
Cross that he juggied CrosAnan's bunt
until both Hanon and Rooms had scored.
Sammy Moore. third baseman Of the
Pennsy sylvania baseball team. was elected
captain OF the nine. The election was
To fll the place Of Capt. Mann. who did
not return to college this spring
Last year Moore played shortstop. but
was moved to third base this season "a
make room for Martin. the basketball
star Moore has been playing a brilliant
game at third all season. In tho game
with Haverford to-day he made three
putouts and four assists without an
error. The score:
Haverford. 900 90 . o.
Pennsyivania. 90 Q 0 0 o o.
| Batteries s--Haverford---Busby and Hanon
Psnnsylvania-Cross and Dolan,
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CLOSE FINISHES IN
POLY ATHLETIC GAMES
Sixth Grade Youngsters Carry
OF HOnOrs by Rolling
Up ~ Points.

The Sixth Grade athletes carried off
the point honors at the annual interclass
games Of Poly Prep, held yesterday at
Poly Field. They ran up "A total OF ~
points. The Firth Grade representatives
were second with % and the Fourth
Graders third. a half a point behind
Close finishes were witnessed in all OF
| The track events. George Williams a
Sixth Grade athlete. gave fine perform
ance In the eight pound shot put when
nc heaved !; ~ feet 20 inches Other
stars ofthe day were George Mendes. L..
Mason. j. Ready and J. Howlcu. The
summarizes:
20 Yard Dash, senior-won hy ! u.s.
mrd l.l' f,i'h n class: j. ks.dy. sixth c,tss; sec.
williams. Fifth class. fourth
20 Yard Dash. Junior-Won ny r. Far.
:sons .. sGuy'h "a s.,on s'ss k.rS rsd ,"-
4. Rs!nhsrdt. Fourth class, fourth.
20 yard ftp DASH Lover yShoSIIWon 90 by Il.
second; 4. Hewlett, Third cia.s third; l..
Francis. Second class. fourth.
I, Il! & Yard sI,S roia'o Race, ssn!or.won by
'hi!d; 9: Mssa:.: SSH class. fourth n ''''''
2. Bernard. Fourth class: Z, Robi".om. obi" ny
Fourth class. second: p. Kerby Third class
50 Ysrd Dash. Lower school--won by II.
Lucas. First class: !. JeS. First class, see.
ond. ". Sundecker. First class, third, A
| Hewlett, Third ciass, fourth.
.5 Yard Low Hurdies--won BY u.
Mendes, sixth class: II. Raymond. F,rh
class. second. q McKibbin. sixth class
| Running High Jump. Senior--won by y.
Plough, SIKH class, with fee, los.
inches; +. Kelly. Fourth class. with = feel
SIS. inches, second: q. Mcndes, sixth class
with feet -. inches. third; y. Sos,rani.
sixth class with : feet GA inches, fourth,
| Running High Jump. .Iunor--wop by l..
| Francis Third class. with feet 81 inches
p. pe BiNedon. Third class. with feet IS.
| inches. second: T.. Reinhardt. Fourth cls IS.
| with 4 feet ~ inches, third
| Putting Pound Shot Senior,-Won by
| G. Williams. sixth class with ~ fee, 10
| inches: i. Kelly. Fourth class. with 20 feet
| s inches. second: l.. Mason, Fifth class
| with ta feet 3 inches, Third: j, Hewlett
| Fifth class. with IS feet I inch. fourth.
| StsD6ing Broad Jump, serior-won hy
| l.. Mason, Fifth class. with fee, 81,
| inc hes; McKibbin. sixth class. with fee
I inches. sacord: n. Noetrand. SIKH class
, with s feet . inches, third. !. Ready. SiAti
! class. with I feet 10 inches, fourth.
| tppcr School Relay Race--Wop by Sixth
| grade: FIith grade. second: Fourth grade
| third
| Lover School Relay Racs-won ny First
| grade: Third grade, second,
| Point soore-sixth grade, -; Fifth grade
"a: Fourth grade. c:h; Third grade. l2.
Second grade. az. Lower School-Ths
grade. :a; Third grade. G. First u.l.
The sun., 1916-04-16
BELLOFF ALLOWS
NY. U. NINE 2 HITS
Stevens Pitcher Holds Heights
Lads Safe and Wins
Game by 5 to 3.
vISITORS SCORE EARLY

The New York University baseball
team was defeated by tho stevens lnstl-
tute nine yesterday morning OH OHIO Field
before big crowd OF high school men
who were gathered at the heights TO
take part in the annual prep school day
activities The score was 3 to 3.
The visitors took the lead In the nrst
inning and kept IL throughout the game,
hut were never sure OF victory untii the
last inning was finished.
The game was really "A pitchers battle
between Bclloff Of stevens and Has-
bloom. The former only allowed two
hits and the latter six. In control nag
bloom had the advantage over his op-
ponent, passing only four men. while
BellofY passed eight. Errors also proved
costly TO both sides.
stevens started on In the hrst inning
with "A rush. Cotter drew a pass. John-
son reached first on Strawbridge's error
and Drew reached hrst on bunt. nlling
the bases. Lenthe then came to the
bat and doubled to deep left. scoring
Cotter. johnson was put out mt home.
Memory singled. scoring Drew.
In the third inning Bellon reached
hrst on Strawbridge's error. Memory
doubled and Young sent Bellof across
the plate with a clean single over shor;
In the fourth inning Farris scored as
result OF wild pitch by Hagbloom. and
in the ninth two doubles by Farris and
Cotter scored the former.
New York's three runs were made In
the NTH inning after two men were out
Strawbridge was put out at frst. Nc.
Culloch walked. Mooney famed and
McCulloch stole second and third. Egar
,irew a pass. On a double steal McCul'
loch crossed the plate and Egan went
to second. Hagbloom walked and Tetel.
man singled. scoring Egan. Connell hi
a double to right field. allowing Hag
bloom to tally. Plan got base on balls
Ailing the bases. but Draper struck out
closing the inning. The ecore:V
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FIRST MEET IS HELD
FOR HOTEL ATHLETES
SaImarlar A. A. Begins Its
Competitive Career in Sue
cessful Fashion.

\ number Of sprlEhtly young athletes
we're brought to light last night at the
Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory in the
first annual indoor track meet OF the
Sanaclar Athletic Association. The Or
ganlzation is composed of the employees
Of the Cafe Sayarin. the Hotel McAlpin
and the Hotel Claridge. There were
athletes from the Kitchens. pantries and
In fact all departments of these hotels
in competition, and their performances in
the various events were exceptionally
good.
one of the bright features OF the meet
was a one lap. i76 yard race for vet
Grams. Some Of the athletes in this race
could not see their feet. but they could
use them remarkably we'll. The winner.
Frank Ready. who works in the front
Office Of the Hotel McAlpin. ran the dis
tance in s3 4-5 seconds. which is not
had time for any kind Of a veteran.
Harry Wilson. another employee in the
same hotel, was second. less than a yard
back OF Ready, and ". f.. V. kcrsburg.
who also works In the Hotel McAlpin.
was third. The summaries:
500 yah Rum. closed to- samaelar 4. A.
Won hy Brenchetto. McAipin; Alex r
Alpin third, Time. . minutes IS rs
$50 yasd. Novice, open-won by R
Island A. C.. second: Arthur Rosenbere.
unattached. third Time. /: minutes Is
seconds
80 Yard Dash. closed to samaoiar A. A.
Final Hca,.-won ~ NJ Mulcahy. ClAridRc
V. Grifhth, sec,nd: u Klein savarin third
Time. lis sccords.
800 Yard Run, Handicap. closed te
Non by T. Kelly. COMPANY ]. scratch: p
Mcclure. Company l.. IL Yards. second: J.
Powers, Company NJ. 80 yards. third Time
! minute rs 20 seconds.
400 Yards. Handicap. Open Final Heat
| Won bv s W, Severins. West Side Y. NJ
IL. A., 81. yards !, Brew, Paulist A.. c.
!: Yards. second, Joseph CASSIDY, Lcaghiir
1000 Yard Run, Handicap. .open--wor
by e. II. Rcinerth. unattached. IS yards
e. Graham. unattached. 50 Yards: second
Bernard Lchtman. unattached. 80 yards
third Time. 3 minutes 81 rs seconds
| l7s Yard. Veterans. closed to Samacla'
Harry M." wilson. McAirin, second; Il. E. '
Kersburg, McAipln third. Time. 2s a.
Potato Race, closed to samaciar \. A.
| Herbert Rohinson. McAlpin. second; Pau
O. Ritter, McAlpin. third, Time. Is J..
| seconds.
by McAipin team, with Gibson. Howe, Val
| Viict and Rrauchetto. SaNartn team. will
obermeier. Kreamer. Galpin and Schackner
;siS"s p%S.r snrhs 'sss and sc MSiSahy Third Ti.
Tug o -War,.won by McAlrin Restaursn
team with Newman. hns,rr. GTssory
team. With Sauce, Ia snall. cnsy. Muir
raw and Burnett second.
s5s Yard Dash. closed 10 samaclar 4. 4,
| George Gibson. McAipin. third. Time
| 90 seconds.
The sun., 1916-04-16
HIGH AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
IN MANY STIRRING BATTLES

fell victim before ST. Pauls School
In the latters initial game of tho sea-
son this afternoon. The score was IL
to I. Reed. twirled good ball for the
winners. tanning nine and keeping seven
hits well scattered. Smith. Grimshaw
and Dickens did the bulk Of the hitting
for st. raul's. The score:
Kingsley School o<osOo-t !
ST Psurs School. q, 3 ol5 oN-l5 II 3
Batteries-Field and Arnold. Reed. Wine
gar and GrimshaW.
PAssAIC. y. j.. April 15.-The Passaic
High School nine batted out a l3 to I
victory over the New York Dental Col
lege freshmen this afternoon Sexer
led with the stick. EeltinE three hits.
including a triple. Rice nicked Hogan
for homer, The score:
". n f..
New York Dental .loa0oln n3-7
Passaic ........,.l3S 3So5oI oa---l3 10
Batteries--Hoean and Charbonneau;
Heany and SaNer.
The sun., 1916-04-16
SHIFT MADE AT F0RDHAM.
Coach Lush Experiments Durims
Practice Game.

Instead Of playing Holy Cross tho
Fordham nine played game with the
second team. winning 8 to 8, yesterday on
Fordham Field. Coach Lush made a
shift in the players that attracted con-
siderable attention. Damico. who played
frst base. waS shifted to second. Eus-
tace, who formerly guarded second. was
benched. Viviano replaced Fitzpatrick
at third and Hall, All outAelder. was sta
toned at hrst base.
Shankey. Blake and Martin covered
tho outheld. The shift seemed to put
more snap into the second base position
and otherwise improve the nine.
Boston College plays AT Fordham to-
morrow. Coach Lush will try out a
new batting order Viviano played yes
terday for the first time in two weeks
Hts finger has entirely healed and he will
add considerably TO the strength Of iths
infcld at third base.
The sun., 1916-04-16

The Mercersburg Academy track men
had little trouble winning the seventh
annual New York University preparatory
school meet, held yesterday afternoon
on Ohio Field. They scored 30 Id
points and beat out their old rivals.
Central High School Of Newark. by a
margin of H.
Yesterdays victory means that Mer-
cersburg has two out OF the three legs
necessary to keep the big silver cup.
which will be awarded TO the school
scoring the most points in three different
years. Before the Pennsylvania team
took the hOnors last year Central High
School had enjoyed a two year owner
ship OF the prize.
The entry in yesterdays meet was
the largest In the history Of the event
at University Heights. Including the
post entries forty schools were repre-
scented, totaling over 500 individuets
All the running events were so CROWDED
that extra series OF trial heats were
necessary to eliminate the contestants
from the finals and semi-fnab.
The Mercersburg team. as strong as
It appeared, was considerably hands
capped by the inability Of three OF III
best men to make the trip. Meredith
the quarter miller. had been declared
ineligible by the faculty, and two otnei
men were found TO be over age. ~
it was the athletes succeeded In tax.
ing first place In three events, secono
in four. third in two and fourth In SIX
The discus record was the only one
broken. q. Brown OF Montclair Higf
School threw this weight 141 feet eigh'
inches. which Ia three feet three inchei
| better than the record made In 1871
by r. Walker OF Passaic High School
y. Talmadge Of Suffield eQualled thu
| record in the 22O yard dash by COW
ering the distance in 23 SO SECONDS
The previous record was held by
| Faraday Of G. c. I. and Bargman o.
| Hamilton Institute.
II was easy to SEQ that the mil'
| relay race was the event which mos
| interested the 500 schoofboy specta
tors. for mos, OF them being local root
| ers. showed great dissatisfaction whei
East Orange High School defeated th'
much talked Of Morris High Schoo
team. II was very exciting rac'
until the last lap, when the Jersey boyv
got ten yard lead and kept II I'll
the fnist.
| 4 long discussion arose over the out
come OF this event. several OF TN
Judges claiming that Meeter failed &
touch Fortesaue. who ran the last lap
but the referees ruled that the victor
should not he disqualified.
y Talmadge of the Suffield Schoo
! was the star OF the day, winning mrs
place In the senior hundred yard das'
and 2e0 yard dash. lie won ten OF IN
thirteen points which put his team II
third place. Flushing High School cam
fourth with ten points. The summaries
100 Yard Dash. Junior-won BY D. CAP
| prio. Central High School. J. Hener, 81
The sun., 1916-04-16

Bushwick Hhch School trounced the
Boys High School nine yesterday at DeN-
ter Park by n score OF to 3. Grabow
twirled good ball for the Bushwlck lads,
allowing but three hits in seven innings
and striking out ten. He was wild AT
times, however. and six reached first by
his generosity. Kershner remained two
innings against the Bushwick ba;emen,
then he retired in favor OF Murray. The
latter was touched for seven hits In five
innings. Ackerman. Evc,s. Rebel and
Billig excelled for Bushwick. while Nell
son and Zuckerbroht were the stars for
Boys High. The score:
sushwick ...,.....ssSS , !
Bst,.ries-Gr.bow and Ackerman; Kersh-
ner. Murray and Nelson.
DC Witt Clinton easily defeated tho
Newtown High School nine at Elmhurst
Yesterday, the score being 10 TO 5. Clin-
ton used many substitute pitchers after
the game had been tucked away. The
score:
RI e.
clinton G ,,,,.n n;'........ssHsSG c-'s c-'ss /:
Ratteries-stack. Josephson. Marchesi,
Blair and Jalish: DowiinE. Moses and Cox,
The High School of Commerce won
from the Clason Point nine yesterday BY
a score Of to 2. Bunched hits In the
fifth won the game. The score:
ccmmer,: Com, er,S:.,n,;;,.s:9::SGi, ss---s :
Ba,teries-Daiias and Healy; Ryan and
Mclaughlin.
Richmond Hil High School won from
the Curtis nine yesterday at tho latter's
field BY a score Of 16 to s. Heavy hit
ting was done by both sides. Mackin
had three hits. Beale 2, Smith 2. Gala
han 2, Strachan 2 and sullivan The
score:
l,..,. Richmond Hiil...,:sdsdiisssdd--.'ssi Hiil. II
IBHsiterte.-Bea;iie and Leadins.r: strach'
an. bennington. Callahan and Barth.
New Utrecht opened its season with a
victory over Poly Prep yesterday al
West End Oval. Tho score was to .
Gardiner opened up for Poly. but he WAS
forced to give way to koenig Dutcl
Karlson. fSr New Utrecht. registered
| twelve strikcouts. The score:
E:'y S.s E':. G,:.ses,. i'd .Ssi:s::: IA !.
BattsrieA--Gard,ner. Kosnis and HaiEht
| karlson and Smith.
SOUTH ORANGE, April I5.---Thc Carlton
| Academy defeated the Seton Hall re
serves this afternoon by score Of 8 Il
3. The pitchers. Canavan and McDou
gall. both twirled good ball. The formel
had seventeen strikeouts and Mcpousai
twelve. The scoro:
| r. H. +
| Carlton Academy. % o 30 0--6 10
seto on Hall Reserves..c 90 ooo0o--3 3
Battcries--Cannav and walsh: Nc
Dougall and Dunthey.
| PAwLINo, ". r. April 15.--The Pawl
ing School overwhelmed the West Poin
engineers this afternoon. the score be
ing 2S to 10. After three innings. II
which the engineers were unable to score
the entire second team Of tho PawlinI
school was sent In. The score:
| r. II.
W. Point Engineers. s..ooc2lsi--lo s
Paving School ;teAa% %s!-I 10
Battsries--MorGantha and rhayer
Robson and Brigham.
CAMDEN CITY. l.. l.. April 18th
Kingsley School Of Essex Fails. n. J
The sun., 1916-04-16
SQUASH PLAYERS ADVANCE.
Bishop. Putnam and swarts Reach
the Fourth Round.

c. Bishop. ". II. Putnam and II. s.
Swartz reached the fourth round yestcr-
day In the New York Athletic Club squash
tennis championship tournament All
three OF them won their third round
matches In straight sets. The summaries
First Round--C. Mast defeated DR.. !. NJ.
'Connors. l5---13. lB--5: G. Bishop defeated
4. x. Handy. l6-s. f5-4; DR.. T. II. Cherry
defeated Ioughman. 10, Ids. ~ \.
ID; q. Boyd defeated A. c. Smith,
i.a1.a @ u. vs. sh..han R A. is Seh:y-5T1 hs-5 H. de. s
swarts defested T. J. Handley l5-1o.
lb--i3.
Second Round--C. Bishop defeated e.
Na.t, ii; Ia; Or, T, H. cherry de-
Putnam defeated NJ. 4. Bergfeld. ll--i5,
l3--l2. ls-i!: +. Davis defeated q. BOYD,
lie. lT--1t; T. N. Richards defeated DR.
+, J. Ecchsyerria, 1s.--s. l6--s; A. +, Ran
ney defeated A. C. Williams. ls-lS lc-la
l5--la
Third Rouna-c BI.hon, defeated G.
Ropes. l6-4. 15--li: W. ". Putnam de-
feated Or. r. H. Cherry. 1S--t i5--i; II
s: swsrts defeated A, r, GanneN ISL
The sun., 1916-04-16
one Big INNING Is
ENOUGH FOR TIGERS
Princeton Makes Four Runs In
Second Session and De-
feats Brown.
FINAL SCORE Is 4 TO 1

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. April 1.-THE
Princeton baseball team got revenge for
the double defeat suffered ut the hands
OF Brown last season by winning. TO J..
this afternoon. A batting rally IN the
second inning. In which Princeton made
four singles. coupled with sacrifice hit
and an error by Davidson. allowed the
visitors to push four runs across the
plate, more than enough TO win.
After this round Flanders did good
work on the mound, but II wasn't as
GOOD as the performance given by Link.
the Princeton hurler. who went the full
distance and was In danger only once.
In the seventh Dunn of Brown made a
two bagger after Robertson had been
passed, and when the latter was thrown
out n. the plate Dunn scored when
Douglas threw wildly TO third to catch
him. The score:
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PRINCETON JUNIORS WIN.
They score Most Polnts n Annual
Caledonia~ Games.

PRINCETON. y. j., April I5.-First
honors in Princeton's annual Caledonian
games went to the Junior class. which
took the meet from the seniors by a
margin OF 3 20 points. The score stood
juniors. ~ 2-3 seniors. 40; sophomorcs,
II la. and freshmen, is.
"Billy" Moore was the highest indi-
vidusl point winner. with two firsts. one
in the 100 and the other In the eco.
Erdman was second. with a first In the
high jump and q second in the low
hurdles.
Despite the strong wind the times
were good. particularly that OF Colweli
who won the mile In minutes
80 2-5 seconds. Colwell Is a new man
and 10 expected to place in the Pennsyl.
vania relays two weeks hence.
The sun., 1916-04-16
LEHIGH R0MPs AWAY, 10 TO 0.
Plays ErrorIess Ball and Pounds
SwarthmOPe Pitchers.

SOUTH BErHLEHEM, Pa, April Is
I.ehigh shut out Swarthmore to-day by
u score of 10 tn a. The Brown and
White men pounded Il. Cornog and Ogden
numerically in three innings, A home
run drive by Yap and Ave doubles by
Rawle, Winterha,tar, Conne,i and Cheno.
weth made up Lehigh's long distance hit
ting.
Lehigh played errorlcss hall. and
Rawle pitched a very good game. strik-
Ing out eight men, He also drove IN
four Of Lehigh's runs. Carriss Starred
for Swarthmore with three hits.
The sun., 1916-04-16
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT,

At the New York Athletic C'uh "a 7'c'
fcssional bout was held IN Nh'.N ''"o'Ee
Sharkey knocked out Joe ko''r OF
Toledo in the second round
At the Fairmont a G. Harry 'f'
outponted Tom Robson
At the Pioneer s q. Jarh 81 ="
beat Bobby IIubon.
At the Broadway s & 'hs g.. "
beat Henry 1rslineor IN tic N''' '"lNn
Irslingers seconds threw = i"'"' ~
the ring,
Al the Queenshoro \ g NoI'- w.
Monroe claimed that he had bee" '''.'
IN the second round hy kru'h't
livan. The claim was rot aNoN"' avn
Monroe refused to continue