Kuling, Aug. 19.
As the Kuling season draws to close it seems to be the concensus fof opinion that we have had the finest weather this season of many many years. Only a day and a half of rain since the first of July. No untoward event has marred the [season and many people are planning to return home, having spent unusually pleasant and restful Baseball has been the best record, some 30 or 40 players partilcipating and three games played regularly each week. To add to the interest special divisions have been made. The Y. M. C. A. played the "World" one game but lost. The greatest amount of interest has been aroused by the Presbyterian fv. the "World" games, but after the Presbyterians won four out of five games a now alignment was Jmade and only the Southern Presbyterian played the "World." The first game resulted in a win for the "World" but the next was won by the Southern Presbyterians by score of 4 to 1 and they expect to_win the series.
"The tennis tournament is nearing ithe end and the singles have narlrowed down to Penfield, Graham land Wayland. In doubles Wayland Jand Bell play the winners of the [Graham- Smith—Greene - Rankin match. Close matches are assured in all the finals.
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