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A. A. u. BARS ATHLETE
WITH LEAkY HEART
Refuses to AlloW Harry Par.
kinson to Compete Again.

Harry Parkinson, the veteran dis
tance runner OF the Morningside An 70
letin Club. had his A. A. L. registration
card cancelled at the monthly meeting
or the local registration committee las
night. The committee, OF which Martin
Klein is chairman. decided TO take I'M
PA kinson's card after It learned that
the Morningside athlete is suffering
from q leaky heart Parkinson has
oeen competing in local athletic meets
for at least ten years
The entry Of james Shanlev n sixty-
four year old athlete OF the Etna A e
OF Brooklyn. for the City Hall 10 the
Bronx Marathon race was cancelled Nv
the committee. Stanley was prohrb,ted
from competing In this race because Of
his age.
Hans Schuster. unattached Otto
Laakso of the Kaleva 4. c, =. Triyou-
ltdas of the Morningsde A. c, and
Charlotte Boyle. Alicia Lord and Eth
eldn Blcibtrey, the three local girl
swimmers. were reprimanded for com
peting IN out OF town meets without
permission from the local authorities
Cassell. Birdie and Adelman OF the
Rutgers Gymnasium, and b. Penner NJ
the Thirteenth Regiment A. A. were sus.
pended. The three Rutgers boys were
charged with playing professional bas-
kethall. Penner failed 10 appear TO an
swer a similar charge.
Connie Shaushnessy OF the Knights OF
st Antony and j. Packssh OF the Glen.
coe A. c., both of whom were charged
with conduct unbecom!ng an athlete,
were let on with a reprimand. Joe
Georgia of the Paulist A. {. was rein
stated after he returned the prize which
the committee declared he illegally won
last year at (" set of games In Celtic
Park.
Arthur Schick. an unattacSd hover
turned in his amateur card. Schick won
the i25 pound metropolitan title la.st
year He Is going TO join the profes-
slonal ranks
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PRO GOLFERS SELECT
ENGINEERS COURSE
Committee Decides in Favor Of
New Long Island Links
Other Gossip.

Tho national executive committee of
the Professional Golfers Association
has finally decided 20 stage its champion
ship tournament for the Wanamaker
trophy and other prizes over the links Of
the Engineers Country Club. Dates
for this attraction. August 25 to 80.
were settled upon some two months ago
and ever since then an element Of I'M
certainty had existed as to the scene OF
action.
Shortly after the dates were an
nounced 10 was stated that the Canoe
Brook. Fox Hills and Hollywood clubs
had offered their courses. Several
weeks later the Engineers organi-
ration near Roslyn, L. l.. was men,
TONED and about the same time Shen-
necossett also offered Up TO that stage
little had been accomplished, but Il
wasn't long after the Engineers Club be-
came contender that the committee
began to display signs of interest.
The settlement OF the question was
left to the national executive commit
tee, consisting OF Jack Mackie of In
wood Herbert Strong. Engineers: James
Maiden, Nassau; Jack Hobens Engle-
wood: George Sargent. Interlachen and
wilfrid Reid, Wilmington. The first
four. It will be noticed. belong to the
metropolitan district. Sargent repre-
sents the west and Reid the southeast
1t was stated at association headquar-
ters last night that the vote OF the
seven committeeman had been unanl-
nous.
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FORDHAM DEFEATS
COLUMBIA, 7 TO 1
Farrell, Wild and Ineffective
Is Poorly Supported by
Blue and White.
COLLEGE BAsEbALL SCORES


a. rordham-Fordham. Z: Columbia, I
Al West Point--west Point. ia: Union :
State, g. avn" oa''''"'
a. New H.vsngTut.. 6! r.l., 1,
.,At Woreester-Holy Cross, ie; Univer.
A. s., Dvrh.m-Now Hamp.h!r. co,,.s.
AZ NewtOn---Boston coilere, s: Rhod,
Island State. /.
A. csrl,,ie-oettysourr .; Dickinson. .
,ord NH'anoVs-'iiIanova, II; Haver-
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II; Urs,
nus. o.
Fordhan triumphed over Columbia, I
to I. in a ono sided baseball game a,
Fordham Field yesterday. The Bronx
collegtans had the lead throughout and
outplayed their opponents in all depart.
ments OF the game.
MacNanara, Fordhanns star bo1man
pitched a great game. He held the Blue
and White batsmen 70 I'VE scattered hits
and was backed by a stone wall defence
The Maroon players got of to their
usual good start and registered four runs
IN the opening round. Mclaughlin
singled to left and Eustace drew a base
on balls. Both runners advanced on a
wild pitch and came home on Hallorans
single Farrell also passed Burkely.
who stole second after Halloran had
reached third on Farrelrs wild throw.
Alderman threw to the outfeid in an
attempt to pick Burkely of second and
two more runs came in.
In the third inning the Maroon nine
had fine opportunity to score again
after filling the bases. but MacNamara
was not equal to the occasion and struck
out.
Fordham added two more runs IN the
NTH on Gleason's single. Letevre's
double and Bonagvaro's error.
In the eighth Fordham tailed once
more when Burkeiy doubled 20 centre.
took third on a passed ball and rode
home on Sweetland's infieid hit.
Columbia registered its lone run IN the
ninth. SEMINARS singled, reached second
on Gleason's Wild throw and took third
on Hauck's scratch hit Rickerman's
sacrifice fly to Eustace scored Schaars,
The score
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Standing OF tho Clubs
"Ns SCHe"uIeU TUT TO-uA!.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark
Rochester Baltimore
B!ngham;on at Rcadi7

George tHooks) Wiltse. former New
YORK Giants pitcher and one time man
ager of the Jersey City team of old In
ternational Leaguers. led his Buffalo
team to victory over Wild Bill Dono-
vans Jersey City Colts II TO /. In the
opening game OF the season at West Side
Park yesterday. About 900 rooters.
Including Mayor Frank Hague, turned
out to see the game.
Al Thomas. righthand pitcher, re-
stricted the batting activities OF the Jer-
seymen TO six singles. Catcher HYDE.
who hit for Lefty Russell In the sixtn
inning. singled, and scored on hits IL,
the next two batsmen. Thomas kept TIC
other three Jersey hits scattered. Tie
blsons walloped Russells delivery 70.
seven hits and five runs In the six IN
nlnSs he hurled for Donovan.
wild Bits second gunner, Powers ,
rignthand HEAVIER. was greeted with g.
volley of base hits after giving the firs,
oatsman pass in the seventh inning
Two runners scored In that frame. Fou,.
more of Joseph j. Lannin's Buffalo herd
Tailed In the ninth. Manager wiItse
closed the rally with a two basser
Wtse's men started the season with
fourteen hits The score
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Brae Burn Programme.

Howard r. whitney. secretary OF the
United States Golf Association, last
night issued the programme for the M
tional open golf championship tourna-
mont to be held at the Brae Burn Coun-
try Club, West Newton. Mass, June Q.
10 md IL. The competition. to consist
OF seventy-two holes medal play, calls
for eighteen holes on the first day. a
like number on June 10. and thirty-six
holes on the third day, the sixty four
with the best scores and ties, OF the
first two days. to compete.
This IL the first title event to be held
since 1916, and will be decided under
different conditions than obtained at
that time. When Cherries Evans Jr..
won the championship at Minikahda.
the competition called for a qualifying
round on the FIRST two days, half the
total entrants competing the first day
and the remaining half the second day.
The thirty-two best scores OF each day
Quniffied for tho championship. The
executive committee OF tho L. S G. A in
1917 adopted a resolution to increase
the amount OF cash prizes for the pro-
fessional meeting. 80 that the first
awcrd is now $500 and a gold medal
instead OF $500. other prizes being as
follows:
Second. $3.50: third. $780, fourth
800; NTH. s15: sixth. sos; seventh.
S65: eighth. s45; ninth. s35. and
tenth. s25.
eighteen hole stroke competition will be
held June IL. Entrants must be IN the
hands OF the secretary Of the U. S.
@. A. at II Broad street. this city, not
late. than 5 o'clock Monday afternoon,
Jure ..
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DOLLY GRAND rs BEST.
Bitch Leads All at Boston Terrier
Club Match.

Mrs. P. ]. Sullivan's Dolly Grand was
declared the best OF the show at the
annual match OF the Boston Terrier
Club or New York In the ballroom of
the Park Avenue Hotel last night. Mrs.
Sulltvan's entry. beautiful bitch, was
placed over more than a hundred other
aspirants.
J. A. KeIly's Peters Prince H. was de-
clared the best OF the opposite sex. Mrs.
NJ. C. McGlone's Chief Midget was the
runner up TO the Kelly entry as the best
dog.
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Engineers Course Will Be Used for Professional Golf Championship
C. G. N. Y. TENNIS TEAM WINS.
Easily scores over Manhattan Col
IcGc Players.

Manhattan College was no match for
the tennis team OF the College OF the
city of New York yesterday. The Man
haitian players met defeat In both singles
and doubles on the City College courts
Capt. Scott Schspiro and former Capt.
kweit OF the City College team showed
splendid form. This was the first match
OF the Heights aggregation.
In the singles Rabinowtz defeated
Murphy Gets to . and to 3. Algase
defeated Fogarty, 81, Go Kveit de-
feated Finnely. &c, 81, and Schapiro
defeated Adrian, 6-o. e..
In the doubles Algase and Rab!nowitz
defeated Foserty and Murphy. %.
6-8, and Kweit and Schapiro defeated
Finnely and Adrian, Ga, Cd.
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COTTON FUTURES
RALLY AT CLOSE
Final Gains of Is to 20 Points
Are Attributed to Trade
Buying and Covering.

There was heavy general realizing or
liquidation In the cotton market yes
terday and break OF approximately -
bale In prices. The new style July
contracts sold OF 10 ;26.lo. making a
decline OF So points from the closing
price OF the previous day and OF 130
points from Tuesday mornings high
That delivery closed at s262b with the
general list closing steady on covering
but so to 70 points net lower.
The opening was easy at an advance
of points to decline OF 81 points,
Offerings increased and the market was
weak during the early afternoon with
active months selling 80 to 50 points
let lower. Closing rallies of IL or 20
points were attributed TO trade buying
and covering.
RANGE OF PRICps-odID STYLE.
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JERSEY CITY TEAM
MAKES POOR START
Wild Bill DOnovan's Colts
Are Defeated by Wiltse's
Bisons. II to /.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. II: Jersey City,
Toronto. :: Newark, J.
Rochester. 8; Baltimore, :.
HEADING "a
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TIGER CREWS DELAYED.
Will Reach New Haven To-day
Too Late to Row,
Special Despatch to The suS.

SEw HAVEN, Conn. April 30-1t was
announced tonight that Pr!nceton's
first and second varsity and freshman
crews would not arrive here until to-
morrow night at 6, and would do no
rowing until Friday morning. Prof.
Abbott eased up the work OF the Yale
crews In to-day's short practice on the
Housatonic. No more time trials will
be held before the races Saturday.
The crew management: has announced
an added feature to the regatta This
takes the form OF a special one-haR
mile race between the Gentlemen" and
"Muckers" eighta They will race In
full costume. A both crews are row.
ing the half well under ten minutes a
fast race Is predicted.
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YALE FALLS BEFORE
ATTACK OF TUFTS
Seven Hits Force COKE to Re-
tire-Score Is s to 2.
specIai Despatch TO TIE srx.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April so 49, Yale
crumbled before Tufts here this after
noon. the Fills receiving their first
trimming since 1915. The score was G
TO 2. Frank Coke was knocked out OF
the box in the third inning after he had
yielded seven hits and made three mis-
plays Robinson took up the twirling
and gave only three hits but his team
mates threw away play after play with
seven more errors. Yale's efforts TO
score were checked 10y sensational!
catches, especially by Mckenzie. tho
VISITORS right fielder. Weafer pitched
for the victors. The score
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COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, April 3o.-Severe SELL
ing pressure was felt by cotton to-day.
the market reactlng strongly from the
advance OF yesterday. landing at 26.7bc.
Other months were weaker, standing at
their lowest rs to So points under yes
terday's close Last prices showed net
losses for tho day of 10 to 90 pointsL
The close was: Old-May, 26.S0c. I:
July, 25.3oc.; October, $3.50; Decem-
Der. $4,000. New-May, 26.S6c.; July,
25.esc.; October. 1850: December.
1850: January. $4,000. Spot cotton
steady and unchanged; middling, 27.75c.
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RASKIN WINS OWN GAME.
c. c. v. Y. Freshman Pitcher
breaks Tie in Tenth Inntng

Raskin, the City College Plebe pitcher.
won his own game in the tenth inning
OF diamond tussle with the De Witt
Linton Hlsh school team yesterday in
the Lewisohn Stadium. He sinS,ad
sending home Schwartz with the winning
run. The Lavender moundsman was in
excellent form. He famed thirteen bats
men and allowed only three hits. Clinton
tied the score in the ninth when Aber.
Vaya was hit by a pitched bail a.l
reached third when Welnger. the fresh
man receiver, threw to centre field
stein then sent Abervaya homo with the
tieing run. The score
n. W. r,,,. RH.E.
C. C. Freshmen,o oelo lo0o Ia 10 2
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N. Y. u. WINS OVER
STEVENS NINE, 4 TO 2
Delaney Has Edge on Carlson
in Pitching Duel.

New York University defeated Stevens
Tech on Ohio Field by a score OF I to 2
yesterday. The defeat was the first suf-
fered by the Hoboken team this season
After the first inning the game was a
r!tcher's battle between Ed Delaney
and Swede Carlson. Delaney had the
edge, He allowed two hits against four
for Carlson. Carlson had ten strike outs
and Delaney eight. The score:
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'''"AH' o. 10 WI u
Mallery ont. hit nv hatted hail
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PRINCETON SCORES VICTORY.
Timely Hitting Aids in Defeat of
Lafayette by 8 10 1.

PRINCETON, y. J., April 3o.-ThrouRh
the pitching of Kirkland and timely hit
tins Princeton's varsity nine came back
into It's stride to-day and downed Iafay-
cite, to !. Bade and Strubing led the
Tiger batting list with three singles
apiece. Kirkland completely baff,ed the
Eastonians, He allowed them only one
hit and famed nine. The score:
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F0RDHAM WINS AT NETS.
Defeats stevens in Dual Meet by
Score of 10 =.

Fordham was the victor yesterday .
a tennis match with Stevens Institute z,
Castle Point. The score was To .
The Maroon racket wielders took all y
one OF the singles encounters and diviae
the honors with the Jersey colleglans
thc doubles.
McI0ughlin of Fordhsm and RI re
ford. stevens. fought gu: their match D.
three sets, MrLoughlin winning the e..
set G-4
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STEVENS


First base on errors-N. Y. U. 8: Stevens,
3 Two base hit-Bsrry. Three base hit
Bromley 2. wIlentz, Dranen Roth. Left
on bases-N. y. u, S; stevens. 2 Double
play-Bsrker, Loew and Drnffen. Bases on
out-By Delaney, s; by Carlson. 70. Passed
balls-Fararri. s. Umpire-Mr. swenson'
Time OF game hour and IS minutes.
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0LIN'S BUNT BREAKS TIE,

A bunt by DIN in the eleventh i~r'~r
when the score was tied sent Tvs
across the plate with the winning .
and enabled the St Paurs School nine
win over the New York Agges at Ciards
City yesterday by to 2. II was t.
Garden City lads third straight ,.cto'.
OF the season.
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READING TAKES OPENER.
Vanauishes BinKhnmton by 20 q
I'm Well Played Game.

READING. Pa. April So.-rInterna
tonal) The opening game OF the IT
ternational League season here to-dau
was won by Reading after a gruellin-
battle all the way with Frank Schultz
Binghamton club The score was 6 to 2
The score:
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ARMY TROUNCEs UNION.
West Pointers hit Ball Hard and
Win by IL to :.
Special DespatcA 10 THr spn

WEST POINT. n. Y. April SO.--In A
snort time game to-day the Amy nine
~a!!oped Union to the tune OF 10 10 :
Inc soldiers PLAYED well In the field and
stung the up-Staters pitchers hard.
McCarthy's home run 10 deep lef. with
three on was n feature. The score:
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First base on errors--Fordham. 2; Columbia.
J. Two base hits-Tnfevre. Burnley Sacriace
dy-NckermRn. Stolen hases-Lefevre, Mac
Namara. Burkley . Halloran. Left on bases
Fordhsm, 10 Columbia, I. Double plays-Nc.
Loushlin and Lefevre: Bonaguaro and Hauck
Bases on balls-on Farrell. 10, STRUCK out
ny MacSamsra. by Farrell, 7. Hit BY
Farrell Passed bsll-Ackermsn Umpire
Mr.. Connolly, Time OF game-2 hours and 10
minutes
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HtnIfn Fases-WlttneT, lewis, Tate, Ionren
Shcrince hit-Beaver Three base hlt-Wittn,r
Home runs-Tate, Mccarthy. Msllery. Base on
haHs-of Milton, In . % innings; on Poll
z; on liolleran. IN innings: Of Butler. =
Hlts-of Milton, :; of Holeran :. Strpck
out-Ry Milton, :; by Hollersn, . M nv
pitcher BY lIolleran. Lystad. Left on bases :
Army .; Union. s. Time OF game hours.
Cullum and Marshall
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I"o bhse hIts--IIhrFe, Reeves, Eodrirr,1
ONeil. Home run-Brady. Stolen bsSes-Pi,-
Reeves Orr. Sacrifice hits-Rodrigue.. A
Costa Double plays-Clarke TO Egau Reeve.
O'Ncill and Kelly. Left on bssos-RochesteI
! baltimore .. First base on errors-Roche-
ter Base on balls-Oh Psuhsm, 1; on
m Kneisch. 8 in innings struck out-By 4
Costa, by Parnham. 3; by Kneisch. !. wiz
pitches-Parnham, knesch. Losing pitcher
Parnham.
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ROCHESTER BEATS BALTIMORE
brady, First batter Up, Hits Homer
| Score IL to 1.

BALTIMORE. April so Internat,ora,l
BY playing better ball in every depart
ment Rochester defeated Baltimore S 20
] to-day In the opening game OF the In
ternational League season. Brady the
first batter, hit over the left field fence
for home run. The score:
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Totals....So 1877 .

Two base hit-Whiteman. Three base hit
GonIales Stolen bsses-Purtell 2. onslow 2?
Whiteman. Double plays-Ietler ard shea
Purten and OnsLow. Left on bases-Toronto
0; NewHA 6. First base on crrors-Toronto
2: Newark, l. Bases on balis-Of Hubtsll. A.
Hits-Oh She's, Ii in innings off RommelI
IN inning. Hit by pi;cher-By shea
tGonzales,: by Hubbell Miller. Struck out
Shea,
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

know of-bushes so thick that the brook
has to be waded and II you get out of
have sS t TO crawl or on0' s.n dsss
II in hi. attempts to make his ny
h 'a .SexS F be III: 's S.n .sy'ra and 81
cover ! can see him crawling out and
commencing 70 turn over stones. trying
In fact ! would IKE to take an x-ray
photo of ''Tamarack'' when he starts on
one of hi. nshins trips. and would
ail.d with that DEGRADED thing the
humD !.,, garden ~! h.esis" . ,,
| days sport let him procure some iowiy
| earthworms-let them soour themselves
through m9 s. for tive or three day. ~s ,Cn
out some nice brook whore he will have
TO try for ten minutes to get his hook
sgs. o% r.H. then nah s trout
spend f,fteen minutes plotting him through
the brush. and by the time he gets him
more real sport than in landing half a
| dozen of the other kind.
BY the time he has nshed two or three
miles Of a stream like this he will enjoy
sitting. down to good dinner and pat
himself on the back and declare he has
had q good days sport close to nature
Yonkcrs, N. Y. April 30. r. A. u
Tiles for Trout.
where can good trout naming De heu.
within a radius Of nifty miles, for the
week end angler who has TO depend on
railroads IS means of communicationi
II loft to q choice OF only four wet
nies 1 should prefer Coaohman. cowding
Cahlll and Queen OF the Water.
However. 1 usually carry the follow
Wet nies, No. 10, Beaverkil. ccachman
Cowduns. Montreal. Brown Hackle. Gray
Hackie, Marsh Brown, Queon of the
Waters, cshili. Grizzly King. Professor.
White Miller.
Cahiil. Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear. Wick
hams Fancy. Green May Female, Brown
May Female, Iron Blue Dun, winding
Blue Dun. Olive Dun, Brown Sedge, Silver
Sedse, Spent Great Female.
favorites and the duns should be dressed
In nshins for bass I prefer tho spin
nsrs to plugs and for use with the spin
nsrs carry the following eyed or rinEed
Silver Doctor. whit. Miller, Scarlet
Ibia Ferguson, Parmaohener Billie. Pro-
fessor, Grizzly King Brown Hackle. Mont
real Yellow Hackle, Royal Coacnman
and Green Hackle- Q. p. DORFF.
Brooklyn. April 80.
Massachusetts, Fishing Season.
Black bass. June II to March 81. mini
mum length inches; pickerel, May ! TO
February IS, minimum length 10 Inches;
white perch, closed season. length
sons angling from same boat, 10 pounas'
salmon, April TO october 81. Lake GUN.
sgamond April ! to September 20, closed
daily two hours after sunset TO one nouE
before sunrise. length is Inches limit 10
pounds, two or more persons ~ POUNDS
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Summary BY holes; Walker beat DAVIS, I
up and 3 to play; Scott beat Tuns. UP sud
to play; Thompson. beat Rohdenberg, 4 up
and TO play: Schreiber beat Hawkes., Up
and to play; McMullen beat Church, up
and to play; Borders beat Larson. s zip
and TO play.
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sacrihSe hlts.Bade. Rogers. Stolen bases
bieoer Tamorelli. Trimble. Harvey Double
on balls-oh Kirkland. :. Struck o,1t"Rv
kirkland; 9; by Meyer, 6, Hit by pitcher.
by kirkland tBieber; by Meyer Rogers.
tScheerer. Cmpire-Mr. Reed, Time hnnr
and t5 minutes A'u
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HARVARD GOLFERS LOSE.

NEWTON. Mass. April 3o.-The Brae
Burn Country Club defeated Harvard
College at golf to-day. 0 TO I.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.
On CITY, April 3o.--Credit balances
~. Runs. 9s,64o; average. so.ssl; ship.
msnts, t9.blS; average. 5I.1s7.
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Two base Rourke, Burns. wesro
Stolen hases-Riley = weiser. wesrr'
O'Rourke, Hayden, Sacrifice ht-SheridR-
Sacrifice ly-weiser. Lett on bAses-BinshaI
ton, 10 Reading, 6. Base on halls-ONWcirt'
>; OF McCahe. =; of Ritter, L. Hits--Or ""
merit ? IN I innings on Ritter, in inning.
Struck out-By Weincgt, 4: by McCahe. 4, T.
Ritter. .. Wild pitch--wenert. Passed ball,
HAYDEN, Saith. Tmpires-Niessrs Wagner sna
phllbn. Tme Of gnmn-. hours.
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YALE GOLFERS BEAT
COLUMBIA BY z TO 2
Els OutcIass Local Coilegians
in Dual Meet.

An suspicious start was made by the
Yale golf team, OF which little has been
heard thus far this season. when the
Old Ell combination defeated its Column
bia rivals. to 2, on the links of the
Greenwich Country Club yesterday. AL
though the original plan was 10 have
fourball matches in the morning and
singles In the afternoon, the two events
were doubled after luncheon, as It was
impossible for some OF the players to
arrive on time.
Yale has always boasted a strong golf
team, as may be seen by the fact that
since 1905 ten OF the twelve intercol
legtate team championship tournaments
held were won By Yale. In Its clash
with Columbia. the New York lads did
not win "A match in the fourball, but In
dividually A. l.. Walker, Jr.. former in
terscholastic title holder. scored for his
side at the expense OF T. B. Davis. the
Richmond county golfer winning by up
and TO play. The summary follows
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Two base hit--Harris- Stolen bskes-Haril,
% he!, Strnt, COoney. Sacrihce hits-KeA'
nig, Wiltse, Strait Double plsy-Har.i>,
Heating and Wntse. Left on bases-Rwna.,
falo. o. Bases on balls-OT Rnssell ., a.
towers, !. Hits-0n Russell. Z in 8 innings
or Powers: in Innings. Hit by pitche
By Russell, BcCarron) by 1noms I
Uooner. Struck Out-By Thomas, .; BY Ru.
sell, l. Winning pitcher-Thomas. Loanx
pitcher-Russell.
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FOURsoMES


Summary by holes: Davis and Scott bes,
walker and Tunis, ! up: Thompson and
Hawkes. beat Rohdenberg and Schretber. 3
up and 20 play McMullen and Borders beat
Church and Larson. up and play.
SINGLES