llYt fr AMIS WOR14 8 SATURDAY JBYEfflflG MAX 33 UU1a 7CT l pa

WT < SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD q

zH INVA HERS OPEN

cWITH ST LOUIS

Manager Capt Clark Griffith

Goes In to Pitch Himself

Donohue Twrils for Opposing

teamBig Crowd on Hand

BATTING ORDER-

New York St Louli-Bavin It Uurkett IfKeeler rf ctFultz cf Hemphlll rfWilliams 2b Wallace ss-Ganzcl lb Anderson lbOonroy 3Ix McCormick 2bLong at brlel 3bOConnor c HugMcn cUrinith p Donohue p

Umpire Sherldnn-Sptclit to The trtnlm World

AaiERiCAN LBAOUE PAJIK STLOUIS May 23Tho Invaders opene1up thslr season with the Drowns thisafternoon confidant ot taking all at thethree gamei Clark Qrllllth himself wetinto the box in an effort to break thotreak of bad luck that has follow oil th-ou m trom town to town and the menback of him played tho boat sort of ballthey know Grit Is anxious to make Itthree straight here and then with acouple of panics from tho ohaniploiiAthletics twxt week the Invaders willfeel more like fuclnc the rmulc back atthe Gordon Highlands

Tho team today was In great ghapofor ball playing Dave Fultz who wasresponsible for tho one run mule yeslerday In Chicago was as utroiig ccever and although John Gamels goodright arm was a bit sore he played thegenie in his usual forecaitle mannert The day was a perfect one fur ttaseball and the tans turned ot In largonumbers to welcome the New York play ¬

ersJaek OConnor got the greatest re-

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t of hIs ball career Ti u Is Jac sfcuma and a deleatlon of Ms nelborsarid friends lilted up a laro portion ofthe grand stand antI cheered to the echovery time the old St LouU catchermade a move St Loulsans were nnxlousto ota look at the much heraldedbunch of stars and tIm biggest crowd ofthe season was on hind for tho tart oftoo game Despite thu loslmc streak theNow Yorkers continuo to be tim best

ajrsrcKutlnn in the league andeverywhere the rooters look to see Clrlf

U tin get the team Into winning shape Inr nfcort order

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Btanillnn of tho ClnbNATIONAL LCACUa-

Clvtr45h W I Ie Club W I PCMrw York20 8 711 nation 13 H ICI

pit J Cfclciso 23 9 710 llrooklyn 14 1C 461ntuljunr m 13 1IlllidolpllU J it 300CJaclnntU 15 10 tsflst Loiili S 21 250

AMERICAN LEAGUEClub W L IOI Club W L IC

Chlwjo 1G 10 C St Loul-iOlmltnl

jl 11 K1-II13 11 SIS llnton 13 411I Detroit 14 12 tt New Yrk11 lii UJ-

ltI1IItlpblaJ5 13 rJO Vdililnttou U 17 310

tATnI LEAGUClab W L tC Club w I IC

eriiy Olty17 3 fa IJltImoe 9 1-1usealo m-Tront

15 IicdeiIr 7 12it S Irovlthnce 6 2-

8Nwarkc 1310 KIS wrtetr 4 18 zoo

FITZGERALD NOTek SCARED BY ODDS

South Brooklyn LightWeight> Says He Will Give Gans the

Hardest Fight of His Careerit Next Friday Night

T The next battle of Importance to lxk decided In this country will bring to¬

gether Joe Cans and Willie Fitzgeraldof South Brooklyn for the llshtwolghtchampionship of the world They will

ire t In a twentyround bout before tieSan Francisco A C next Friday nightDoth men lire already In tlio host ofchape and below the required weight125 pounds Gans Is tho favorite In thebetting at odds of G to 10 It Is exactedthat bv the time the men enter the ring

t the odds will change and Cans will be a-

I1I to 2 ehot Cans U regarded as a surewinner by every nine out of ten personon the court Fitzgerald Is not troubled-by the way the odds are going ufcn-lJilmandt claims that If he does not boutGone he will give him the hardest lightbe eyer experiencedTrouble for Jack Ollrlcn

Philadelphia Jack OBrien will havebis hands full at the National A C ofPhiladelphia when he meets George

t Dyers tho champion heavyweight ufflow Enrlind In a sixround boutDyers has mct and held his own with

limo of the best men In his class and1 la thought by tome to be the tastes

ti elxrcund boxer In the business lie Isrot only fast but lie Is aggressive I

combination calculated to bring outOBrien at his best OBrien antici-pating

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another Important match hason at work ever since Ma sensational4 xnMtlng with Marvin Hart and will be

in condition to score a speedy victoryU the opportunity presents it-

selfI

CMMN Getttuc HeavyJoe ann has admitted that he cannot

make 133 pounds ringside demanded b-

ILIriti which Is the lightweight limit2Ie lays he Is willing to go that low ona 2 oclock basis and the propositionptcuis fair enough Gao takes the standthat no ohiunplunfrhlp Unlitweight aft lr baa been fought at 133 ringsideweight for many yuuri In tact Krne-

Lavlgnobeat at 1t1 pounds unit hai-lltook

9the plum away from the Buffalo

il> r at the come limit unIt Is tion123 pounds In the afternoon and tailiecn onlr make such a weight by liarv MsMMul and lloirntt AIrln-rfJcjsDrooewho became popular in

Orleansjecently by knocking outiic 1 flgbtrrln city In Ines than

round naaboomatched to hin-watti the bathep twentyround bout nfto be acId In New Orleinv Tlias 111

IxTound bout in Chicagotoa oso which wiu w oa by

GIANTS THREE CATCHERS WOULD YOU KNOW THEM ON TIE STREET

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BROOKLYNS VS-

PITTSBURCSI

Champions March on Washing-

ton Field Thinking They Have-

an Easy Mark in Ned Han

Ions SuperbasB-

ATTINGORDER

Brooklyn llttpenirgordaa 31 Heaumant cf-

huckard If Cl vrke IfDolobll cf HBorinB rf-CMeCriMMllii rf AVlRnor seDoyle I ii 1lmii nUI lb-

1ahilefl u 1oacli 3v-jAh wrn o Ultchey bFlood Jb MP8 cf-Kvniu p p

tJmprit Mr ODny-WASHINGTON PARK Brooklyn

May 23 Having experlenc nO troubleIn winning the flrst two jarnes of thepresent series from Mr Hunlonq unfor-tunata

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nine the champion lltUbtirfaced the Trolley DoJgtrs here apalnhil afternoon

I only wish cverj team In the leagueii ns easy to beat as the UrooWyna

alI Capt Fred Clarke when he cameut on the field with Via men tp In ¬

In warming up In making thldeclaration the pirates captain was notmaking a boast The roller dodgershave been tile easleAt kind of plckln-vor Clarke

The rooters nevertheless still con-tinue to patronize the name and howlfor Hnnlons men With the hope thatthe Suporbaa would l raye up ami mnn game from the champions the tancame here today In large numbers

Long before the time for the ifouneato open an army was besieging thepark The day was Ideal for a game-tI was clear and cool Manager lIanlon

and Fred Clarke wore not certain whothey would put In to pltoh but at thelast moment Hanlon called Hoy Evansto the box while Clarke selected bigPhlllppl There were over 000 specta-tors

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when game was calledFirst Inning

Beaumont walked Clarke hit sifelypromoting Beaumont to second Ke

fly was taken by Jordun Evans threw Walter ott ad-vancing

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both runners a base BranJ-lleld flied out No runs

Sheckard perlsh at flrst Dobbssingled McCreedle forced Dobbs at seaand Doyle fllet out No runs

Second InnIngLeach fanned Illtohey tr1 I Jor¬

dan got Ihelpss hUrti foul fly Phllllpplstruck out No runs

Dahlln tripled Wagners wild throwof Ahearns grotln Ur let Dahlen scoreand Ahearn roach llrst Flood struckout Jordan was out at first lAhearnreaching second ISvans fanned Onerun

Third Inningaumont tiled out Clarke was the

second out Scoring struk out Norinik-

Bheckanl out at first Dobbs got thetame McCretJlo singled Doyle bunt-ed

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but was out at first No runsFourth Inntns-

Warmir was nIpped at first Branfield walked Doyle got Leach foul flyKltohey tiled out to Hhockord No run

Dahlen ihiBlul and reached third onAhearns drive to right Ahearn reach-Ing second Flood flied out to SearingDahl n scorIng and Abeam reachingthird Jordan out at first Evans singledscoring Ahearn 6he kard singled sendIns Evans to third Two runs

Fifth 1 11 u I nusingled Bo did PhillippI

Beaumont sacrlncrd Clarke was thrown-out by Flood Phelps scoring Floodbud throw let leOnI reach first nntTPhllllppl scorn Sebrlng out stetillng sec-ond

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Dobbs out at first McCreedlo walkedDoyle out Bttinsfleld unamlstrd MeTreedlo reaching aacond DahUn wasreUr d at flrtrt No run

Sixth InnlngrWagner out II tilllL nransflldslnjlwl and stole second Loach fliedto Dobba JUtohcy out at first No

Abeam filed out Flood out Phllllpplto Brunsfleld Jordan fanned No rum

rrJoe Keller Suspended

POSTON May tRelley and Peltwere both ordered from the field Inthe ball game yesterday for question ¬

ing Umpire Emslas decisions Ktlleigoes on a threeday suspension for boIne out of tho game In Brooklynby Umpire Moron

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PRINCETON AND

HARVARD MEET-

On the Result of Baseball Game

ToDay Hinges Question of

future Meetings-

BATTINGORDER

Han rd 1rincwtonH Kflrrmn If cfoollclge 2b OiMKrov cfMatthews sa Poarson lbIUndnl lb Iurncll b

Well 21-i4tpphonon rf elhill Iffltlllman of tuvls ifStory 31 fttavcns pIt Kenrin c Amelia M-

ISlxclal to The Riming WorldCXUUIUDOE Mans May 23 JUr-

vanl nnd Princeton mot In baseball atCwnbrldjrs today A big crowd turnedout to witness tile contest botwecii the-

ot rvab for thl Is the only athleticn ugjlo In whIch the two gomq to pat herthlq year As sjill the ease last YAaronly one game ls to be played but II todays gawo Is productive of no lllfeellnirIt la more than probable that a serieswin be arranged betWeen tile universitiesnext yoill and the ojdtimc rivalry ontbQ dtAmond will be rccutnlillshed I

Harvard had not counted on a veryhard con os today for two reaaons In4 ho flrift place the record of the Tiger I

tcam this spring lua not been one ottreat strength and its narrow escape I

from defeat at the hands of AndoverBahool yseterday was such as to dispelnil fear In tho crlmnoat camp But fur-ther

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Harvard relies to rrau extent on I

bur captain to pull her out of only dllll-culty Clarkson hal been pitching hotterthan over this spring showing rare I

speed and curves us well aa wonderfulcontrol The Crimson team as a whole t

has Improved In standing up to the batbut the men sao upt to hit at bad ballsand easIly get discouraged Tim buntingIs atlll weak while the bnserunnln al-though

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brilliant at times la raUi r un-reliable iUttliews the little coloreduliort stop after a tow days layoff re1aimed his place again while Btory wasput In at third In place of CarrBWvcna was on the slob for the Prince ¬ton team

GEORGETOWN WINS

FROM ANNAPOLIS

ANNAPOLIS Md May 2SIn theboat race hero today between theleorgetown and Naval Academy crewstho ffrmor carried off alt the honorswinning first and second places In finestyle All four craw got off well thenavy jumping Into the lead and for thefirst few yards looked aa though theywculd run away from the reaL Theirtriumph Han short lived as Georgetownvarsity swept by and soon had a com-

fortable¬

lead The boats crossed theline as follows

Cistew V riltr Urn isOoorMown itoond lion e-

IIJ nicest llm 6LNary Oriu list Ua

WRESTLINGNOTESY-

oung Corbett will make his firstappearance In the East since ho defeatedTerry McQovem at Minors BoweryTheatre lonlght Corbett will witned ho wrestling bout between TomHharkey and John Planing the OraeoHoiimn champion The contest hascreated a great amount of local Int restIt will be first appearance un ¬

der Qraoco rules5 I

Cart Potts tho giant Frenchman wIthave a dunce to show whet ho can dotonight In a wrestling way He Isslated to meet August Faust of Oarmany at the Olympic Theatre GnuHundred and Twentyninth street andThird avenue In a limited bout underGraoeoItornan rules This will boPan last engagement ID town priorto hu big m tch with Tom Bharkoy atSulzers Harlem River ParK next Tues ¬

slay night In Faust ho moot ahusky ns well as clever fellow who willmake him hustle In order to win Ponsarrived In town today from Montrealand says that ho show a fewtricks Much Interest Is centred In thmatch

nnneball Polti lronnd Tollnjr3i6-p i1 rr wuw vs NSW Tog MID ux i

t4ffii1Jio 1j u 1 h ai

600 SCHOOLBOY

ATHLETES MEETY-

oung Wonders Compete forHonors at Franklin Field Phi-

ladelphia

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BpwUl to The Caning Vv n 1

KRANKMN FIELD PHILADKI-PIIIA May 23Slx hundred nnd wentyllvu xohoulboy athletes the pick of119 country usscmbkd on FranklinField this afternoon to compete In theuocoiul annual Mlddlo States Track undFIcM ChAmploimhlpH hold under theauspices ot the University of Pennsyl-vania

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I Without exception It was the largestBathosins of schoolboy athletes everheld in this country and from thequality of the entries In each eventrecords were certain to go In the 1041yard dash alono seven boys were on1tered who had In previous guinea cov-ered the distance In even tune

Murcfisburc Acnilcmy fresh from Itsvictories at Princeton and Yale wasconciddd first place In the number ofpoints scored Philadelphia and NewYoik schools strained ivory offort tolaud the events which tho upState

lads wore countlr on winning JohnTaylor the negro athlete from BrownPreparatory School made a special tryfor n 410vard national IntorscUolasUcrecord of roO 15 In several trials ho hutsnegotiated the distance In a tractionumltT the present figures

Tho mile run promised to be one of tlwgreatest races of the day Itagoffln of-

MorcorsburK Jones of plsropal Acad-emy

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Cumberland of Temple Collegeand Parsons of Lawroncoville the fourfastest schoolboy IongdlsUna runnetsli the country toed the mark Kioh ofthese boys has done 4 mlmit and 10seconds while Cumberland was expecttd tu do 435 It pushed

Ideal weather at a fast trac PILl alarge and ethtislustlc crowd of rootersmarked the meet as being ono of themost successful ever held an FranklinField The largo number of cntrloj IIIth flelil events necessitated twj sets boo-Ing contested at the same time In thesprints there were sixteen heatsFour of the fastest EchooLboys In Phil ¬

adelphia were to run agtvlostBrown Preparatory Schoolrelay team Inen to heat the worlds Inter-scholastic record

Tile auniuitlsPint best won br Lee Epltcotmli McoodCream S T P TIm 1021 cudiStcoad hut was by A II UowMr Gtltiahens gliepptfd W itobMt r Normil epeondTim 10 2l secondThird hut won by liHhim Qnutntnra

IcOail Dulin4 U U 8 lien10 15 KconcU-Vovrtb hxt won br McOowin T C itaindkC CUl J T I Tim 10 15 coodFifth tiit tor br Aldenlrlo V I J icond Hirdock C It 8 Tin 1015 woandtHtAt tar second men won by Ctrty J T I

itcond 8hej p rd W JA TIm 10 35 McoodaIMYua hurdle trill htFJrt hut wonbr Lf iltt Mircenburii itcond Lltltt C IIS Tim IS 45 itcondi Till tin tqtmli theAmtrlttn nttrtcholutlt rOCQrd

Second heat won by McCullougli Mtrctrtburfrood PQtfttr P OL Tim 17 5 teoondi440Y M Itttli Won br Ttylor Drawn Prep

tecond tuiiIgeo Brown Pup IhlciJ Wblllhem 0 A Tlsn63-zjQyI4 Dirt Klrul won bjr A1d rclM V rS i second Carey J T t1 third McGwtiT C ThuslO Tbli ecjujli lit AmerlctnlattncboV rtcorJ

llurJUl Mntl but son br IxolltMtronbfri t sweat Llijtu c II B thirdffer C Tlmt 16-

OntMllt Hun Won by iUrufflo MwctrilurjKond Cumbtrlind T C tilrJ Joan E1ica-

P l A tin 4m U 4bl-UlfMllt nun Won by Ptrioni Ltvnnct-

vlllt Moonds Hodgt 8 P 0 third alitnirdT C tIn lot 54 brt4Un the IntocboUutlc recordShot PutWOS br Ak rmin N A distant

44 feet 8t Inoiiti teoond Andrui Lawrence-Tills third lUlllnuhtid Ccmden Hllh

SSYtrd Hurdlte tries bftFlro IItWonby UArllt Mtruritiiyvl second Ptolfftr potOrn 13 6

S gnnd iIstWcet by b M rrni ri seeond Cllrf Qernunttwn tinThird llett won by coos awulhmoiti ascendMcOullouiti lUrc bunri time S7 1BIOYard Hurdle AMI aetOAVan L uHlMon < r>uuri wccnj DnoOi tlvcentiurf thIMCeo T S tint 5G36 < brtlVi IVIpi nc oUctlo retard by 16 o f s second

Pole Veult Woo by > loort MtrctnmiiTi eeccod Tenney P C third 11 MtmnburjthIM 10 ft 7 In

ILgli JuatpWos br VThUcofab l rc nburic-lecouJ UuUnty M 0 B third Dltklnun TC height 0 ft Si tn

TwoMile Ttun Won by OimberUnd T Ceecond MxoOn MerMrtbirc third McCurdlyL U II 8 tins Um 3 3S-

220Yird PthFbnoI hett Won by M OwnT C second KoQuekin Drown Pup thirdmeppard W J A time J2 3IQ imnur School Ittliy Cbsut4ona2oIpWonby Newton r nilblne JoJiown antaoodeh ll Captain second Ktnrton thirdWalton tins 3m 4t

Hammer Throw Won by JVrkerman U Asecond N Auitln II 8 third UcCore U A Idltuce 151 ft J In

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YALE AND HARVARD

IN FIELD EVENTS

Enthusiastic Crowd Filled the

Stands but Betting on tho

Result Was Light

fSpecUl to The Eenlnc WorldYALE KIEID NEW HAVBN Conn

May 23 Perfect weather conditionswith the exception of a hlnh wind whichwept the Held were realized this af-ternoon

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for the eleventh annual dualmeet ot the Yale thai Harvard tracktrams

Long before 230 oclock tho standsvera filled with a crowd of Yale anti

l Harvard spectators who Indulged InI frequent oheerUig The Harvard teamspent this morning at the Pcquot ClubHouse at Morris Cove and arrived atthe flod shortly after noon All were inprime condition and Capt Llghtncr andTrainer Graham predicted that therewould be some surprises In the eventsanl that YnloB calculations of CO pointsout of a possible 101 would be badlyshaken

rite team spent the night In quiet se-

cliition and this morning took a shortsail on the Sound as a bracor TheYale team In charge of Trainer MikeMurphy came trotting on the field asagile as colts anti the early predictionsot uvcrtrilnlnz and other discouragingprophesies were at once put nettle a R

the usual Ynln bluff Dotting on the re-

sult¬

was Putt anti up to tho last mo-ment

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the jnen who had money to wager t

were unwilling to plucv much excepteven terms Capt Thomas of Yale wasi ncumnnmlcuue on the general resultLIlt was willing to concede that Harvardwoud bo able to capture a fair share orfirsts

Moulton Vas ConfidentFay Moulton the Yale sprinter

seemed to feel no anxiety as to hisability to give Bchlck the Harvardrack a hard rub In the sprintsseemed little likelihood of recordbreak ¬

ing jvarformancw In the running eventsLong the Yale quartermilor reportedIn excellent shape after his little trip toeimebury where a halt dozen of theYule athletes were rent to farm It fora few days to recover tram a little castot over training Ixin a adherents pre-dicted

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would give HalghHarvard a hard rub and possibly takea next

Denting of Yale the star of the rocent Ya3o Prlncotoh meot was picked asan easy winner of tho half mile Colwells eleventh home entry in the mileand two mile events was reckoned apromising feature for Harvard He wasconcedM the mile and was expected toRive Frtfichot at Yale the race of hUlife In the event ofYale wa conceded the high hurdleswith Bauer a dark bone from Cam ¬

aft a promising man In the lowhurdles of Yivlr reported Ingreat condition and was aa a-

touslblct recordbreaker In the hammer-throw while Eddie Gloss the giant Yaleahot plJ ttr was reported aa likely to dobotnrthlnir ensatlonnl In his ovent

J E Sullivan of tho New York A Coowas referee ot the meet J J DIxonof the N Y A C was clerk of thecourse The Judges were H laggardBoston A 0 T J OJJrlen N Y A Cand C C t C A A

Yule scratched D W Franohot andS L Mime from the mile Kmnahotbeing saved for the twomile event

Tho total score of points In the firsteight events was Yale S3 Harvard 31

The Snminnrlea1-20YtM HariUtiTFlrit brat won br 0 J

hoe harvard U W itseto Yl < secondUrn 1545-

1WY M httudlei4eeosd hut won br B JOlpp Yat r W Dlr4 lucid secondtIme 18 J5-100YirJ

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DhPlnl heat won br P R Moulton Vile U n Lljtuntr HirrmrJ ttcaattim 1015i

Second heat won br W A Schick harvardL milk lIar tcoail time 1025

Tile was IOt with but one conttitint Jn theAnal nt tbt 100riri both Lllltr sod Moorehud wiltlBi tu qualify ID the pcnd prellmlnarln

Mile RanWop br IL U Walsh llarvtrdU A Colwell HuTim second W J nailVile third tlmt tm 3115

Walsh sat Colwll of lUrvtrd anti IUII otYil scored a blinktt flnlsh In the nrtlt run-

alhV detf lln Colwll or Inehti with J lullit hi bl4IOV rd DubWon b J K lUlth IttrnudiU a CUrk lUrrard iKoadi E J DIscUrTinl third time 49-

4120Ytrd Hurdle Klnil twit Won br B ilug et Ye le r W word or lUrnrd emendXV Mert Vale third time 1tGn1-

0flY rd Dash Sail IWoa br W A< Mok lUntnl f n Uoulton Yilt itcondM T Llibtixr lUrvird third Ttae 101C

Shot Put Wen brU T aIM Yale with aput et 44 leet U Inohtii y II SchoentUM lostvanl conJ slOb a put ot 43 IlIl1 P inches1 U TJnder Hurud third with a putot 41U 1 2 lathe

hloIMhle RunWoo br E A DemOns YsleiJ E Odor II nrard Mnndi D II MoffattTile third m02rn 2-

DwntagI

ed YK woo Oa btU nllt tfr acbs

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only Ho overtook and piued Dshr of Harvardwithin a rod of the Unlit and won by fajllnforward egalnit the tape

220 low aiunllea Klrat heat WOT by P WliPid Harvard J II Thorns Yale secondtime 26 35 Second heat Won by K J CUl >pYale A pctennn Uanard accand time 27 Ito

Itunnlng hUh jump won by O r VictorYale heIght 6 rt II incite F W MurphyHarvard and A Derby llirrard tied toe secondplace height 5 feet S In hte

Pole VauittV McLanahan J C Preston itII Dehr and W M Adrlince tied the bar beingnow it 11 ft 3 Inches Insuring Yale 8 pointsIn this event This last Harvard man to dropout as s It Knbeson whose height wai 10 ftIIS fnehee when he dropped out

JJOYirJ Dash First heat son by U TLlrhtner Harvard M U Clerk Harvard eec ¬ond time 23 seonde

Second hot von by R R Moulton YaleW A SchlcL Hartard second time 22 45 ateonds

TwoMile Ruaon by W A Colwell Har-vard

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D W Franchol Yale seeond J SIhuh aHrvard third time Da ZSs

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES

MOUIUS PARK N Y May 23Thefollowing are the entries for Mondays-races

Plnrt lUceSeUIPg uoyearold maidenstour and onehalf furlongsOjnanosue 107 sir Walt In11It C Hunt 10 Dally Castle101fortune lIunlnIO Lady Badge 102

Second nice Selling Kllps coursefouls 101 The Laurel 01Pitiacu 09 Reckless S3Prince Citing 101 Judge Fulton SiMowini 101 lett Hoe 01Ella Snyder JOl rtoyal Plrat D7

I alley Forje Si 1lpo SO

Third lOOCeSteeplechaet about two milesCorner Plieon 1M ltin5 EdwardDhe Abie 15C Tankard jSIraujhtman 111 Tim Ilagjed CVller 135Tireless HI May HarrUon 132OlCfltitioth IG2 ihe Virginian 13Silver Twist 131-

Pourtti RaceVan toalonat handicap sevenf urlong or Withr MUoLux CatU 12o finn IMXIV York Ill Lady Uncis 9 <ilowllnt 110 HinsIHighlander 10S Sergeant ESitth ltaeeSlttag stint and a halt urlonltof mUTorchlight 111 Fita Sntder 99Ito TiotaOlary WorthlOiAgnes Crvl 91

Sloth ititie in4 aI ovor tOts hilt 1111

Mexican JJ3 Sergeant 9TZoroIr 107 Ir Sailor SO

106 Ph ° M-SSlimiter Slain lOd Circus 9lnk lOt TorchliVtt 86

119

LATONIA WINNERSS-

pecial to The Evening World II HACK TIIACK CIVCIN

NATI May FoUowing are tho rosuits of the races run here this after-noon

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First naceJ9evenClghthaby Ethel 7 to 1 all S mteVon2 to 1 was second Savers wasthird TIme11t 2

Seconl Race Fiveclgliths of a mileMlzen Mast 10 to 1 and 7 < o 1Rln-land

Timeout

1wn1 secn Caper was

T ilrd Raco Mile and onealxtcenthWan by Aimless 8 to 5 and IWelsh Girl 3 to 1 was secondI eeblle tided Time 160W anWINNERS HAWTHORNE

Special to The Evening WorldHAWTHORNE RACE TRACK May23The races scheduled to be runthis afternoon resulted as followsherFirst Race Fiveeighths of i mileWon by Skilful 0 to 2 and B to jI Slight

Chancellor fi to 6 Wits JoeMarten wgs third Time105 <Booond RceFour and half furlongsWon to 1 and 4

Proceeds 3 to 1 was seeond Peter Paulwas third Time 3-5Ihl Race abort course Won by

to 5 iwd 2 to 5 Duke of Yorkeven second and Klngalong thtrdTime 254 35-

OreIron5 T

AVlieclnieii MeetThe Oregon Wheclme will hold an

outing and tomorrow atFeldmans Queens County Park InpetIt L I The races100yard dash and onehalf mile runanti bicycle races at onehalf one and

twmiles

THREE TEAMS TO ROLLFOR THE BOWLING CUP

St

Metropolitans Won Twice Last Night and Tiedwith Orchards and Fidelias

rRESULT OF BIG-

BOWLNG TOURNEY-

Tied for First Prize FideliasMetropolitans and Orchard

Fourth Prize KnickerbockersFifth Prize NationalsTied for Sixth Prize Baysldes-

Krakehllai and Harlem Circles

The Evening Worlds Wg champion-ship

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bowling tournament has Samenough developed Into a hot struggleTo gala possession of tho hniidsomcup emblematic of the title causedsvery member of the various teams tu-

luille hard tar victory Tlie tournamentIs really completed but owing to titclpso hard fight for fasthonors another fIGht wilt bo neccssaotr three teams to the question-of tvrjch shall own the cup rite olubj-ti 3 for the prize are the Motrppoll-taiix tha lldehls and tho Orchards

Previous night the last namedUo tciin divided the honor of holdingHut plucv Gut the brilliant work otile Mots in their two games voii-thtin the right to roll again

vnurn it Trlesjs alleys were crowdedlas night v hen tho first gxuno beganThe trt conUst was between the Baysides Krakehlku On the result w>

far U8 the latter livepiactcally depended wer conceresixth prize game was a corkerto say the lejst It was close all Kielway and the laBdc < l finally won byeleven pins

Then came tho Mets first game It-tvas against tho KroJcehllas The latterteam was easily beaten The excitementafter that was intense On the result ofthe Mets game against the Uaysldeadepended whether they would tie forfirst prize or be contented with thirdThe Iets were at their dent thougharid they came out rather easily

Tlis tie for fit prize will be rleat Amann R nextday > and the fight for sixth usoventh andeighth between the ysl-dKrkehla

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CURE IN BILLIARD MATCH

IArranged First Contest Will HePlayed In New York

PARIS May 23Jacob Schaefer theWizard nt billiards expects to make

a match with Cure the French expert-to be played in New York next fall andwhich wi bo followed by a returnmatch Paris Schaefer will returnafter his proposed contest with Cureand renew his contract with the man-agement

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