Bowdoin Orient . ire (2). Rayée-Tukey (3) ; Hilton (3);Foster, Kalloch. Deux-base hits-Thompson, poisson, Jor-dan (2). Trois-base hits-Poisson, Thompson, Parsons (2),Foster, Megquire. Double play - Gilmore, Megquire.adopté balls-Foster (5). Emplacements sauvages - Parsons (2).doc-Juge-arbitre Richards. L'heure de jeu à 2 heures 30 minutes. La faculté de Yale n'accepte pas le base-ballschedule, sauf à l'accord qu'être therewill pas de démonstration jusqu'après le dernier match. M. Herman Oelrichs, de New York, a offert des todefray les dépenses de l'équipe de Yale tout en abroadin cas ils décident de visiter l'Angleterre

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Bowdoin Orient . ire (2). Struck out—Tukey (3); Hilton (3);Foster, Kalloch. Two-base hits—Thompson, Fish, Jor-dan (2). Three-base hits—Fish, Thompson, Parsons (2), Foster, Megquire. Double play — Gilmore, Megquire.Passed balls—Foster (5). Wild pitches — Parsons (2).Umpire—Doc Richards. Time of game—2 hours 30 minutes. The Yale Faculty will not accept the base-ballschedule, except with the understanding that therewill be no demonstration until after the last game. Mr. Herman Oelrichs, of New York, has offered todefray the expenses of the Yale crew while abroadin case they decide to visit England and row Cam-bridge. Several New Haven gentlemen have alsoagreed to contribute a sufficient sum to pay theirpassages over and back, so that the scheme beginsto assume a feasible aspect. The Yale crew them-selves are said to be very anxious to take the trip.It is believed that the new Waters boat, in whichYale would row, would give them a great advantageover their English rivals. 20 BOWDOIN ORIENT.. Rev. W. P. Fisher and Pres. Hydeattended the installation of Kev. W.C. Stiles as pastor of the Congrega-tional church in Richmond, Fridayevening, April 19th. The latest in the photograph line is a picture of Whisker, his beaming physiognomy thrustthrough the center of a large sunflower. The Juniors have appointed June 6th and 7thas their Field and Ivy Days. Thompson, 91, will take Briggs position in theLibrary. President Hyde has an interesting article in theApril number of the Forum, on School Examina-tions. Amateur photography is having quite a boomjust at present. Several of the students have pur-chased cameras, and some very good views havebeen obtained. Born April 29th, to the wife of Prof. Johnson, adaughter. Bowdoin took a firm grip on the college pennantin the opening game with Colby. White, 89, has left college for the present onaccount of the illness of his father. A number of the medical students, with theBanjo Club, surprised several of the Brunswickyoung

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