THE B. A. A. games on Saturday were a marked success in every way, and the great interest taken in them was seen by the large audience and enthusiasm with which they greeted the winners in each event. The number of competitors was larger than last year and the records of Saturday can be very favorably compared with those of a year ago. Great credit is to be given the management for the promptness in starting each event; there was no delay or unnecessary hitch to mar the pleasure of the evening. Among all the events, none, perhaps, attracted so much attention as the team race with Yale, which proved fully as interesting and exciting as was expected. Harvard made a good showing in this and won with comparative ease. Harvard stood well in every event, and, while no records were broken by us, our men did excellent work. The monotonous and hard training of the past few weeks has now been well repaid, and every Harvard competitor, as well as Mr. Lathrop for his faithful coaching, can be assured of the gratitude of the college for his share in bringing to Harvard the success of Saturday.