by Br&den. Hampden, Gifford. Buck and THE CHIiVY CHASE CLUB'S Nagel, all of whom counted with small WINNER AND RUNI4ER-UP OF point places. In this respect Yale was GOLF TOURNEY. j. like Cornell, scoring in ten out of the r. CORNELL WINNER thirteen events, although winning in only one. Michigan's thirteen points came through Smith's first and second in the sprints and Carroll's second in the mile. Princeton also uncovered a very fast v TRACKGAMES who OF man in dash W. B. Moore, for nine of the Tigers' ten It 1Here! accounted Get points by winning first in the 220 yards v and second in the 100. Worthington, Ithacans' Well Balanced Spear and Riley were the chief point winners for Dartmouth. Squad Captures Intercollegiates Summaries. Select Your Without Trouble. Final.Mile run.Won by It. V. Wlndnagle, v. AnHMBK *} :» M8M88fc. Cornell; second, H. L. Carroll, Michigan; third, jflH J. W. Overton, Yale-; fourth, H. R. Wilson, Summer Suit Stanford; fifth, R. O. Brown, Massachusetts J of Technology. Time, 4.15. Institute NEAREST TEAM 16 POINTS Final.440-yard run.Won by J. E. Meredith, University of Pennsylvania; second. E. C. Riley, Dartmouth; third, W. D. Crim, Cornell; fourth, From This Line i BEHIND SCORE OF VICTOR W. Willcox, jr., Harvard; fifth, H. J. Princeton. Time, 0.47 2-5. A new Richardson, .$15i t / « record. Final.Shotput.Won by H. B. Leversedge,intercollegiate .You'll worth 5 a whole season ot real California, height, 46 feet 2% Inches; second. get $15 plus Meredith Breaks Becords in 880and C. W. Spear, Dartmouth, 46 feet 1% inches; third, A. W. Richards, Cornell, 45 feet 11% satisfaction. You'll th<: best best tai rn. 440 and Lowers inches; fourth, E. R. Caugey, Stanford, 45 feet get looking, v vHuaEftiOT Murray 4 Inches; fifth, J. M. Braden, Yale, 45 feet % inch. lored Suit have ever wc Hurdle Mark, Final.120-yard high hurdles.Won by F. S. you TaI.iiiI fifsnfnrH' uonnrf. T. V Ullhh. 'Cornell; third. T. L. Prefcle. California; fourth, J. K. Norton, Leland Stanford; fifth, J. V. .You'll select from all thtrack and field championship Yale. Time. 0.10. r / m^WM here this Final.Two-mile run.Won by D. F. Potter, : the Harvard stadium Cornell; second, J. 8. Hoffmier, Cornell; third, .Other lines ol Hand-tailored Suits, E. Frey, Cornell; fourth, J. C. Corwith, Cornell; complete afternoon, for the third fifth, J. T. Putnam, Yale. Time, 9.82 8-5. mggmm Final.High Jump.Won by W. M. Oler, Jr., the famous Fruha and year, with one of theconsecutivemost Yale; height, 6 feet 2% inches; second, F. L. including .uf-Imperial Maker, California; height, 0 feet 1% inches; balanced athletic third, tie between A. W. Richards, Cornell; J. O. Rochester makes, at $20 am up. Adlerd evenly Johnstone, Harvard, and C. C. Gilford, Yale, at 6 feet % inch. that Trainer combinationJack Final.>Hammer throw.Won by C. 0. California; distance, 155 feet 1 inch; Moakley has uncovered in many second, G. W. Leadbetter, Bowdoin; distance,Gildersleeve, 152 feet 4 inches; third, D. H. Richardson, Jjp^pJKP seasons. The Ithaca university distance, 151 feet 9W Inches; fourth,California; C. F. Hagemann, Cornell; distance, 148 feet 8tt Straw Hats Panamas athletes a total of 45 Inches; fifth, 0. A. Pudrith, Dartmouth; piled up 143 feet % inch. distance, * ^-" " v If to Yale's while the Final.880-yard run.Won by J. E. Meredith, $1.50 and $2 Values The $5.00 Kind at points 29, University of Pennsylvania; second, W. J. coast Bingham, Harvard; third, L. C. Scudder, two Pacific universities, versity of Pennsylvania; fourth, G. M. Taylor,Uni; [Cornell; fifth, C. Peterson, Syracuse. Time, **- * Stanford and California, tied for 1.53. A new record. HaBMflav 2$P^ , ?-:>*§ intercolly^ate Wii'Tl^r T^ -m WBIBai /'% Final.Broad Jump.won by H. T. third with 22 each, ton, Dartmouth;, distance, 24 feet inch; place, points M. %Worthing $3.50 W. $1.35 second. Oler, Jr., Yale; distance, 28 feet after the continent to 7% Inches; third, W. M. Sisson, Stanford; crossing 28 feet 2 inches; fourth, F. L. Maker,distance, an of the of California; distance. 23 feet 1% inches; fifth, give exhibition type F. M. Hampton, Yale; 22 feet inches. distance, 7*4 collegiate performer developed Final.220-yard low hurdles.Won by F. 8. Murray, Stanford; second, J. V. Farwell, Yale; in their state. third, J. K. Norton. Stanford; fourth, D.. M. Penn 'th & E Sts. Brown, State; W. A. IAN & fifth, Savage, The of the Californians Bowdoin. Time, 0.24 1-5. CO.,J ability Final.220-yard dash.Won by W. B. Moore, OUTFITTERS TO MEN ANI) BOYS -/ft-: ^ is attested the fact that, with Princeton; second. H. L. 8mith. Michigan; |1~2E2^^S2223C3BIBE25B3ES by third, A. F. Van Winkle, Cornell; fourth, IIEISEM outranked H. I. Treadway, Yale; fifth, F. Kaufman, small squads, they of Pennsylvania. Time. 0.21 3-5. University 18 Final.Pole vault.Won by F. K. Foss, Pennsylvania, which scored height, 12 feet 8 Inches; second, tie Cornell; W. I. Newstetter and E. L. Sewell, betweenFORMER COLGATE HALFBACK W. R. Tl CKERMAJf. NORBERT DEMPSEY. points; Dartmouth, with 14; of Pennsylvania; K. R. Curtis. Syracuse;University xi. v/. j oui» aim o. u. .y Michigan, with 13; Harvard, feet 4 inches. agei, jr., laie, at 12 BREAKS WORLD RECORD. dies were guilty of seven miscues and, WILL COACH: G. W. U. ELEVEN I TICKETS inmiu nrrrmo iima/ besides, there were errors of judgment with 11, and Princeton, with 10; | and other slow work, and the cadets | We will give TWO BOX 120-Yard lost no time in taking advantage of Bowdoin, 5; Syracuse, 3; Penn Ia SEATS TO AMERICAN Robert Simpson Goes Over MimutriiHionHV! all of the of their shortcomings Stafp 2 and Massachusetts In- Tkat Univer- LEAGUE PARK, or the High Hurdles in 14 3-5 Seconds. for they ran wild on opponents,the T. T. Sullivan, One of Stars of | . jj to or bases. PUSH mi n lent in cash, any personequivag COLUMBUS, Mo.. May 27..Robert Starting off with one run to their stitute of Technology, 1. 5 us the name and of Missouri Placed m persons giving Simpson of the University Pitcher 'Bob' Pluck credit in the first stanza the sailors sity in 1912 and 191 J, Charge address of a prospective piano today broke the world record in Neyland's felt fairly comfortable until the fourth Cornell Victory Impressive. jj| In that t) or 1 distance frame. session Blodgett team was Southern Athletes Hang Out player-piano buyer. high hurdles, making the 120yard Is Factor. that he was plainly off color.showedNot The victory of the Cornell of Hatclietite Foot Ball Forces. I was made Big I T. P. CULLEY & SON. in 0.14 3-5. Simpson's mark that he was hit hard, but he issued far more impressive than a year ago, New at at the Missouri Valley Conference meet. two passes, made a wild throw to when the Red and White athletes won Figures New Orleans. | 52i 11th St. N.W. | third that started the soldiers to the team, and needs but a « The previous record was 0.14 4-5, also by a score one-half point greater, for BY H. C. BYBD. generally capable 3 Out of the high rent district. held Simpson. run getting ana aiso a wna pitcn. Ana little more batting to make it much more r by HIT BY BALL, KNOCKED OUT as a result the cadets got six runners the field of entrants today was the T. T. Sullivan, former halfback at dangerous, and a considerably more for- G across the pan. That was enough to best that has ever assembled to has been midable opponent for Eastern. sew up the game, and after that DANA JENKINS THE STAR Colgate University, for I. C. A. A. A. A. titles. So to coach the George Washington The Outbozes Shubert. the Army lads played as thoughinning competethat appointed Maryland Agricultural College has Besides Meredith's two records, a Campi they felt they were on keen was the struggle for points foot ball team next fall. scheduled a with the team 1 Stanford man had th*» honorLeandof YORK, 27..Eddie Campi of Goes Back to Mound and Holds "easy" street, two intercollegiate records and one University game repre- NEW May and had things pretty much their own Sullivan at Colgate in 1912 and senting the United States Marine Corps t reaktng the only other mark which San Francisco outfought A1 Shubert of Middiesway. world's record were supplanted during Makes Remarkable Runs in played for Memorial That is the rent by the boards. Murray the Down to Five the battles of speed upon the fast 1913, and did some splendid work each Tuesday, day. J doing New Bedford. Mass., in a ten-round Got McFall in annual Farmers' day at College Park and *ligh hurdles in 15 seconds flat, a fifth Fifth. Harvard track. 440-Yard year. He will come here early lit of c>f a second better than the bout in Brooklyn tonight. Campi Hits. Capt. J. E. (Ted) Meredith of the and 220Yard, thousands persons visit the college previous weighed 120 pounds and Shubert 122. They got to McFall- in the fifth, individual September to take charge of the from various parts of the state. The *ime. Pennsylvania team was the have a eighth and ninth for two or more hits, hero. The famous Olympic, national Events. 100Yard Hatchetites, from which time he will Marines strong team and the game which, with errors, enabled them to closed his should be a good one. Special Dispatch to The Star. a total of seven more runners and intercollegiate champion be in complete control of their TO PLAY GAME OVER. get track career as a collegian by winning ^ ANNAPOLIS, Md.. May 27..The pluck home. The Middies showed a flash dash in 47 2-5 seconds, squad. gridironTwo more records go to the credit ; of in the fifth when the 440-yard NEW ORLEANS, May 27..One of "Bob" star hurler of danger session, is a new world record around a Sullivan will not take charge of the of Ted Meredith, the great middle-dis- tall Neyland. Moran led off with a triple and scored which and two S. A. A. U. records tace ]Richmond-Toronto Contest Thrown Whatever You Need in the West Point base ball turn. The previous time, made by M. allsouthernlocal university squad without runner representing the aggregation, on McFall's clean single, the latter were broken here this afternoon in the of Pennsylvania, as a result on also on Britton's but W. (Maxey) Long, at Travers Island. For two University Ont Illegal Decision. proved a big factor in the Army's scoring error, was 47 4-5 coaching experience. previousof the intercollegiates yesterday at Sporting Goods soon steadied down and was N. Y.. September 20, 1000. Southern Amateur Athletic Union NEW YORK. 27..President Bar victory over the Navy in the Neyland seconds. Meredith was only 2-5 of a he was an assistant at ColgateseasonsCambridge. Meredith hung up new May decisiveinvincible for the rest of the senior which was game. championship meet, and a marks for the quarter and half mile, * of the International ow » You'll Find Here at fifteenth annual base ball game this It was an ideal for base ball and second behind Long's record of 47 under Larry Bankhart, year ago League today day course. won by the Young Men's Gymnastic doing the former in 0.47 2-5 and the cirdered that the afternoon a score of 13 to 3. it is estimated that nearly 10,000 flat on a straight seconds coached the Compton College team in latter in second game of the by with a of 1.53 flat. So much has been said j witnessed the game. seat About an hour later Meredith raced Club of New Orleans, score out an of louble-header between the Richmond Lowest Prices Within three minutes after the game Every persons half-mile run, southern California, turning Meredith as a runner that nothing in the stands, which accommodated home flrst in the 108 points, 21 points more than the else is aind Toronto under the Texan was a in 1 good eleven. Sullivan has necessary, but it might be men- clubs, which Richmond TACKLE got way rangy more than 5,000, was taken and those from sterling group winningcombined scores of all the other teams exceptionallytioned that the FISHING was 2-5 of a to warrant setting of the two new ^von, at Toronto, 20, be hit the head Just behind the ear who were content with standing room 53 seconds, which minute had sufficient experience records was a May played A -5c Beat second faster than the intercollegiate and independents competing. distinct triumph for the )ver. one of The made a complete circuit of the the belief by the Hatchetite authorities Quaker athlete and a end to Double by Blodgett's "speeders." the crowd from four to record, made by P. S. Caldwell of (TL. . C r\or.« T.nl.ina fitting QualIty to and he being greensward, that they have procured the services one of the most brilliant careers ever The league executive declared that blow caused him stagger six deep. on the same track two years ago. Louisiana University student, running: known in t- was of Stanford, Cornell, man. Donald collegiate afhletics. This illegal for the umpire on that Got was rendered unconscious for several Secretary Daniels of the Navy Capt. F. S. Murray fairly under the colors of the Y. M. G. C., in of an exceptionally good perhaps has been Meredith's best (jccasion to allow the winning run to j Hooks, flew over the hurdles, winning was a the said year P minutes. For a time it seemed as was among the dignitariesDepartment high the sprints, feature of meet. McKnew, manager of the eleven, on the track, and that despite the 1icore on a foul tip on an attempted who witnessed the He was the 120-yard event in 15 seconds flat, Jenkins set a new all-southern mark fi 19c thoueh he would be unable to con- game. by many predictions early last winter iqueeze play, when the ball lodged by Mrs. Daniels. Other thus clipping 1-5 of a second from winning- the 220-yard run in 21 2-5 yesterday: xnat ne ( the accompanied made A. B. Shaw "I think that Sullivan will make good Had begun to take the down catcher's chest protector andunler g tinue the game, and therefore the members of President Wilson's the former record by or within one-fifth second ofseconds,the grade. It is remarkable that he is able Iropped to the ground a few seconds were were Secretaries of Dartmouth in 1908. The Stanford amateur record. This here. He realizes the difficulties J hopes of the Pointers winning looked who here cabinet American clipped at to stand up under the terrific strain ater. The game is to be played at /vf Kidney Spoons, Redfleld and Wilson. Score: star made the same time in his trial two-flfths of a second off the new upon bringing back George J ' Bomewhat blue, although Sarcka. a Lane, but attendanthis required of a man in doing those two Toronto August 28. for heat yesterday, but a record was not southern intercollegiate record he Washington the gridiron sport, distances in such'fast time, which 7c.4 25c left-hander, who is Neyland s main un- Army. AB. H. O.A. Navy. AB. H. O.A. allowed on account of the stiff wind at Nashville two weeks ago, confidence, despite that, is very makes his only t Gerhardt.3b. 5 3 2 0 Fisher,3b. .4011 was established Both Graduate Manager performances of yesterday U . SI. 25 Bait also is a 9 1 0 0 3 at his back. Today Murray and was four-fifths of a second better reassuring.and in other to PIott Slirinniw derstudy, strong pitcher. Brltton.lb.. 5 2 Calhoun.a*. 4 we done well previous meets all the '""** as as ran 0 0 for a minute, and the Cornell than the former S. A. A. U. time. Baer and I feel that have more * well cadets, fromMidshipmen.Mitchell, rf. 6 12 Rogera.lb.. 4 1 18 fully cheered man. When remarkable. The Ft. P. their to the aid of Neyland.p.. 5 « 1 « \ onh m g.lr. 4 1 n o contingent in the stands gave him the also lowered the southern union's in securing such a Cornell's Andrews Paper Company respective bencheg 0 0 2 Jenkins was here last week going over the general scoring shows its Neyland. The tall pitcher lay on the McNeal.c... 5 2 11 1 Connolly,c.. 4 nine "rahs" of the Ithaca University record for the 440-yard run by winning GraduateSullivansuperiority over the other teams. The >ase ball team will play the Shriners, SI.78 Bait for about four min- Coffin,2b 3 0 12 Moran.rf... 3 2 2 0 with his name tacked on the end. in 49 3-5 seconds, the former mark field with us he impressed Ithacans 44 15 £ ground helpless House.ss... 5 2 12 McFall.cf.p. 4 10 2 went into the Baer particularly with his got points. more than lunday morning. May 28, at 5th and utes. Finally he was taken from the 4 10 0 2 0 0 2 Cornell nearly 50 seconds. Jenkins' time in this Manager that he the nearest team to it.Yale. It was j b£."" $L45 he returned and Bringhain.cf Blod't.p.cf.. class itself, for F. K. Fobs, event in last S. I. A. A. meet wasbeing personality, and convinced us quite creditable Florida avenue northeast, at 10 o'clock, field, and, recovering, Schlenker.lf 4 10 0 Scase.cf... 10 0 0 recordbreaking thp leader. for Stanford and Cali- . S4 Fall Agate resumed his position on the mound and Hamilton,2b 2 0 2 4 after winning the pole vault with 12 49 seconds. He also won the 100-yard would make a splendid fornia universities, too, that they could Jrhe Andrews team will be chosen from a fine feet 8 inches, tried for 13 feet 2% in 10 seconds flat. Jenkins was I believe that George send twirled game. He pitched in his dash be successful next Personally,fall small squads across the continent the following players: Carroll, Cook. characteristic cool and deliberate Totals.. 42 12 27 12 Totals.. 32 5 27 14 inches. On his third attempt he not pushed in either the 220 or the 440 will and score more than I . other Beach. r .. $3.65 direction of the new coach."Washington points any >ouglas. Morris, McKee, Conn, and allowed the sailor boys manner,only Army 0 O 0 6 3 O 0 2 2.13 the bar, only to knock it offclearedwith yard event, and critics believe he could under the .big eastern university except Yale £Schwertner, Manns. Welsh. MacDonald. $2 Take-Down Reels, $1.65 I five hits, and these came mostly in Nary 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.3 his elbow. have made even better marks had the and Cornell. Had Stanford and Cali- t Pitts, Peters, Thornett, scattered been keener. The Maryland Agricultural College Valsh, Wright, quantities. Runs.Gerhardt (3), Britton (2), McNeal, competition won the last match of its fornia been able to place their full CJriffin. Vineburg, Lentz and Howell. TENNIS GOODS The victory was the triumph of Coffin, House (2), Bringham (3). Schlenker, Wins Three First Places. tennis team Catholic .strfength in the competition instead of 1?he Masonic team has signed several career as an Moran, McFall. Errors.Britton, schedule yesterday, defeating *1.09 Kar. *1.23 W.AD. *1.23 Wil.r- I athlete at WestNeyland'sFisher, four matches to two. ten men each, there is no telling what eitar players, and a fast game is Point, for he will be from Fisher (2), Connolly, Moran, McFall.Neyland. of Foss in the vault TEAMS HUSTLING. University by the result have The R. P. graduated Hamilton. Left on 8; The victory pole MASONIC in which Simpson of C. U. might been, because it F Andrews teanj wouldexlected. the institution in June. Blodgett, bases.Army, The match is a that there are some 1 ike to hear from amateur teams the K.85c !^$L00 !?£'.. 95c Navy, 4. Stolen bases.Bringham, House. yielded one of the three flrst places won from Ford of M. A. C. in the certainty men of i McNeal, Rogers. Sacrifice being who were left at home capable of get- I>istrict for games Saturday afternoons W. & D. RACQUETS, $6-35 Beaten hits.Blodgett.Britton.won by Cornell, but the gaining of Shrine and Grotto Work singles was exceptionally good, J7.50 Navy Four Times. Britton. Struck' out.By Neyland. 11; by Players the best of the four. The score: ting seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths, a nd games other days after 5 o'clock SOr Water- Blodgett, 2; by McFall, 3. Base* on balls.Off thirds, fourths and even fifths A. defeated and thus counting many more points. dluring June, July and August. *2 White Army Four times he hss twirled in games Neyland, 2; off Blodgett. 3; off McFall. 2. seconds. Hard for Game Jane 17. Singles, Amigo, M. C., was the secret of their team honors. C. U.. 6.1. 6.3; Simpson, C. U., 35c against the and he haa a Wild pitches.Neyland, Blodgett. Passed ball. be a riot of as well Joyce. , Navy clean There will color, flg P°:;r $1.75 Connolly. Umpires.Messrs. Orth and Moakley's entrants were entirely defeated Ford, M. A. C., 6.3. 9.7; | slate of victories, his first of the National Time of as a of band when the defeated Murrill, M. i I1JS White w> " winning League. game.Stockdale in the 220 hurdles and the broad duel music, O'Connor, C. U., j .** in his 2 hours and 45 minutes. eliminated 3.6, 6.3, and Shumate, game "plebe" year, 1913. jump, but in all other events they Shrine and Grotto teams meet in the A. C., 6.2, McConville, C. U., $M0 $3.65 one somewhere the first M. A. C.. defeated ?:£!-. although of the strongestNeyland, counted among annual Masonic base ball game at 6.1, 6.2. J |5 Rose Pat- batters at the Point, did not into CLOSE POLO MATCHES. five. Park on and Buell, M. A. C., 7 5c en get the runners American League Saturday Doubles, Amigo White! ted Dry Court the column The real class of Ithaca and Simpson. C. U., Tennis Mark- *A hitting today His record was demonstrated in the two-mile run afternoon, June 17. Proceeds of the defeated Joyce C^V. OC in fielding also was He 1.6, 7.5, and Ford and Shumate, Oxfords era today good. C. C. Heats Coronado when they took the first four places. contest go to the Masonic and Eastern 6.3, McConville and made one wild heave to first in the Philadelphia that the other M. A. C.. defeated opening inning, which the Up to stage competing Star Home fund. O'Connor, C. U.. 6.0. 7.5. helped and Bryn Mawr Wins. institutions were within striking to their first run. and also Middieswas of Cornell. Halfacre of Three different kinds of headgear are of the regent] charged with a wild pitch, but. on the PHILADELPHIA, May 27..The distance for the Brooke Brewer, star sprinter WALFORiyr other chusetta Institute of TechnologyMassaIset being planned occasion, School, will spend his hand, he had seven assists to his Country Club polo team defeated and rivals each having a style St. Alban's $3.50 Philadelphiathe for the first mile, and then the neutrals an outdoor $2.50,$3, |! credit. pace at Camp Greenbrier, 909 Pa. Ave. N.W. the Coronado four of New York here Cornell group began to move up to the all their own. Black, although they Brewersummer The game as a whole was a poor are firm in the assertion that It is not school in West Virginia. Open I ntU 1 O'clock Decoration 18% to 9. today,front. Hoffmire, last year's winner, some little back work Day of base ball. The Army boysexhibitionIn a second match Mawr defeated a sign of will be worn by to makie up intends Bryn and Potter were shoulder to shoulder pessimism; so that he will uere not only better at hitting, but the Rumson of Rumson, N. J., the grotto rooters; red will be the in one or t^fo subjects 1: also in Harlequins at the mile and a half mark. Here no trouble entering college next neided sharper style. The Mid- 14 to 10%. Potter went into the with Shrine color, and blue will adorn the have will to the SHOES| lead, fall. Brewer probably go mire second. Prey passed the fastHoff. heads of the neutrals. of Chicago to run in the Halfacre on the back stretch and A monster auto parade also is being University to be held under tiring and a circuit of some of the interscholastlc meet, Corwith, by a game spurt, just nosed arranged, the auspices of that institution, and Putman of Tale out of fourth place. principal streets will be made. There the trip to the already are enough machines lined up from there make Windnagle added his name to those camp for a stay of seven or eight of Foss and Potter as Cornell winners to make the tour a pretentious one. been throughsummera It is the to have all the autos weeks. Brewer has in the mile run. He ran a heady race, plan rather hard season of training since taking the lead from Overton of Yale highly decorated. and the rest will do While the festival plans are last September after the latter had set the pace for going a of good. three-quarters of the distance. merrily on, the rival leaders of the him lot won fifteen in 4 nines are noi losing any time, ana are of Davidson of St. Take a G of Off by yards Windnagle The pitching the | Along 15 3-5 of a second getting their talent prepared for the for ioodly Supply terdinger Cigars seconds, within minutes was mainly responsible that each Is intent on Alban's of the record made by J. P. Jones two struggle winning. vlntorv of that team over the Boys' From all indications it will be the most Baltimore yesteraay. years ago. Wlndnagle's spurt carried Latin School in allowed 1 To Smolie on Your Picnic Outing th e "30th" Carroll of Michigan into second place, spectacular game yet staged by the The score was 3 to 2. Davidson while Overton, by a game effort, held Masonic orders. but two hits and fanned fifteen. His third position at the finish. work Is all the more creditable, too, when it is considered that he is in reality a 1^ Meredith Forced to Bun. BEST PUTTER WON. catcher and is being: used in the box by Coach Green only because there are no Meredith's great quarter and DALLAS, Tex., May 27..Youth and capable men in that department at the races were due to the he was institution. If Davidson pace halfmileability to putt triumphed over age In Episcopal in that way, though, he forced to set from to work the very start in the finals for the southern golf will be able to break into college basecontinues to hold the lead. In the order here today. Reuben Bush, jr.. ball as either a pitcher or catcher. he overhauled Wilcox of championship quickly quartermileNew Orleans Country Club, defeated better than Harvard after a poor but the Rasmussen pitched much start, Bryan Heard of Houston for the title, 1 usual for Gallaudet in the game played Crimson sprinter stuck grimly at his up in holes. Heard that college against the Blue Ridgt shoulder until he was shaken off in the thirty-six played by The tall Bush as a man College at New Windsor. stretch so tired that Riley of young might have Greener held his opponents of Kendall rxf Wits and wr»n his and Crim Cornell passedDartmouthhim played him, but during the afternoon down 10 tx iimmiiui.i and won second and third places, missed to 2. I success on respectively.what appeared to be easy putts game by 3 Our is Ioased STYLE, In the half-mile Floto of Princeton several times, which cost him the title. difl some remarkable | Knnh riiri nnt nlav nn tn tha hrilliant Two pitchers » and Bingham of Harvard pressed the for their teams in the amateur leagues and FIT. For the 18 Pennsylvania star from the start, and. form that had been expected after he Payne of the Columblashurling QUALITY past got into his stride at the seventh hole yesterday. in the although Floto could not hold the pace the starred against the Gibraltars to the end, Bingham was beaten less in morning round. and Frazier'a the Stoire has been -s by There was a large and at Rosedale organisation, years Regent selling than two yards. He was timed 1-5 of gallery slabbing was the moat brilliant spot In a second inside the record and times it seemed to annoy the New of Steel Plant over previous man. Orleansthe one-sided victory won second place from 8cudder, Drlllery in the Potomac circuit. Payne the people of Washington the best 1 teammate, by eight yards. Meredith's let down the Gibraltars with two hits and Aside from Cornell's team victory and Colored fanned nine in Ave Innings. His club won 1 shoes ever id for the Meredith's record-breaking Departmental League. by 4 to 3. the result being largely due to purchase money I the feature of the day performances,was the Government Printing Office assumed his effectiveness. Premier fanned fifteen splendid showing made by Stanford the lead today by trouncing the Bureau of the Drlllery players and only twice the same and California. These two universities' able to connect safely with and is still offeringI you j 8 to 8. The were they combined entry did not equal the team. pitching of Epps was his delivery. Steel Plant won a game teams of several of the largersingletoo much for the Bureau boys. West which went the full distance by 14 to 2. standard of excellene:e- of the east, but betweeninstitutionsa fair game for the Bureau, but i them they were able to collect SItchedis support crumpled at critical stages. Tom Peyton's return to the line-up of one less than the winningfortyfour'points.Fairfax of the G. P. O. continues to the Western team will aid It total of CornelL Stanford placed men lead the league in batting. Queen of his ability to hit being a big factor in five events and California a like Navy Yard, the leading base stealer, at any time. Peyton is one of considerably,the most number. 8tanford. with Murray an? and Webster of Agriculture, the stickers in scholastic circles The iShoe Store 1 consistent Norton, made fifteen points in the two run getter. Thus far the Yard his the Red and White Regent Navy leadingand presence'in hurdle races, and California two firsts seems to be the class of the league. line-up will mean a great deal stronger and a third in the shot and hammer. and War and Navy do not lookBureauoffensive. If Peyton's ankle does not 943 Pa. A