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Will Go Abroad for His Health.

Johnny Reagan. who recently fought Pete
Mccoy rounds in Long Island City, was around
town yesterday for tho first tmo since the fight lie
under the of his family physcian for ten
day.. To reporter of THE sun he said: I've been ad.
viSed take a trip abroad, and making prcpa-
ratOns to leave early next month will visit Ireland.
and spend month with eAtveS after which III
travel all through Europe The sea air II is said win
will post forfeit TO tight any middle weight living for
any part OF 5000 Bty Reed my hacker, has agreed
bet that amount The decision In my night with No
Coy think, was very rank one 1t should have been
a draw else should have got the verdict did all
rghtinE and would have knocked Pete out when at
close quarters had not tho referee pulled me away:
However it's all right and when he meets again. II
he ever does, It will be different This man Billy Kelly
who acted as referee II must be remembered, be-
hind Tom Henry when he fought me"
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Meeting OF the s. L. A. e. Board OF Man
nRerh.

A meeting Of tho Board OF Managers OF the
Staten Island Athletic Club held Saturday even,
ing at the club house The resignation Of Secretary W
c. Davis who has removed to the City of Brotherly
Love, WAS accepted and in recognition Of past services
he was elected to life membership in the club. Mr.. p.
L. Sus was chosen to I'll the vacancy.
The Regatta Committee was authorized to arrange n
grand regatta while the lacrosse team notified to
60 into practice at for tho championship season
Mr. Jansen was requested to offer to tho Actors ANA
tour Athletic Association the s. A C. grounds for their
games on June y. The staten Islands ATHLETIC games
Will take place May ~, their rowing regatta May 80
while t5e clubs yacht regatta will be hold early IN June
The foliowingnew members were elected: W sutton,
j T HOag. W. FruCken A. Butler L. j. Bedheld j. W.
Anderson p. D. Griiths, j. L. Coar r. s. Stafford, and
j. l. Parkhurbt
The Board passed resolution approving of Mr. Jams.
sons action on the A. A. L. Board OF Managers and
their entire confidence in the Board
The tennis grounds bal! grounds, track, and boat
lOuke now open for the season.
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the third inning slattory made .wretched at
tempt TO reach an easy fly bail. and two
base hit was the, result, In, tho next inn;
ing Gore was placed in left field, and
Slattery in centre. Under the new arrange
mGnt Brown made terrific smash at the flag
pole for homo run. and Stovcy hit for single.
hardest Brouthors getting In triple. Quinn u
double and Gumbert, Brown. and Stovoy sim
giles Hits by Richardson aud Stovey and q
wild throw OF Ilatfeld's gave the Bostons the
twelfth and last run.
Gore made tho first run for tho New orks on
tumble by Nash and Quinn and Danny liich-
ardson's sacrifice. Gore reached first on bal Is
In tho third inning and, in attempting to mako
third on Ewings hit to hight, was thrown out
nicely by stovey to Nash. Buck got to second
and scored on ORouike's hit past short stop.
Attendance 1907. The score:
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Coming Bail Players,

Androveto and Sched, battery for the Perth Amboy
Auetics are giving good satisfaction
The Gothams BaSs Ball Cluu would like TO hear from
two good heders under Il years AddressJ Watts 40
West seventeenth street
Tie JeTomes would ike to hear from all mines with
RSss nlst s. Kss1s Tire 0nA'
]" kaelin would Ike to join some nine with players
aGoGt y ycaSS uniformed PrsterIe as centre slder
Address u" Marion street Brooklyn
The North Ends have organized for the season. and
hawha, 100 sumner avenue, Newark, NJ
pa "a T .oma ef TsSSs S liz
city. address SO west Forty third street
sG' a$ ."s, q Il: rsah
base steSer Heis an addition TO The team.
The Paramount Base Hall Club would like TO arrange
Games WIN outoft0wn uniformed clubs Address
Charles Gunlher manager, 22I East Seventeen street
season @ %ou s CLAP 9Sys % % for the
er, under sixteen AddressG Jackson "a Henry street
onsm Jersey JUNIORS Of iiOGoten have DeGoraon Day
Teers oI hre GnltornsI team win players
a1cS S' s,rest Decker manager $50
The berksey Base Ban Club would like to hear from
al nines with players under ~ years tho Daugtlsss,
o. NJ. Held los Second avenue ely '''N'
TRe GoF.sms have signed several players including
des,rnE e may es GSIlaps OF theft grounds may ad
The JohnsonS wOuld like to arrange games with tho
SPaSng N1sss wntaF%Es EoanSEss MarSans
aver NO % Carlton avenue IroOEIyn'
Geo. 1 w Ay centre ea fGF 5 the Perth AmS0y Ah
payer and lie nSrs and safest as on a" s tsS
besides being good thrower ana Auo base runner
The liTeutwOodB have recognized for this season
with far ball team aud would like to hear from clubs
giving suitable guarantees They open to receive
challenges through John Mccullough, their manager at
Brentwood L.
Tie berkeley Base Ball Club have organized, with tho
following players O. Corson y; John ellis, g.; T.
MCMurrY, lst b Gus Meinken, I'd b. j. Murphy 81 b.;
John Melchner, y D.; J. DUNLAP l.; Joe Gllis r. T.;
Lou DilberRer. q. T.
Manager scheid and Cant SsRuine OF tho Perth Am.
boy Athletics are working hard 10 get their team in
good shane ny the time the League games commence.
Several changes have already been made Ia the team
ana others are likely 10 follow.
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Tom retttG game is thus described by the Landau
Isd, after practice with a prominsnt sno onuon
" His game appears better and no woTse than t
last visit 10 these shores lie has all his forms us
deTin return putting balls back net from apH
Roint a. rhiGh hey 9her themselyog to his racket FORE
back over they 90 Not cut of course or seldom Gnu
ana then only siiRhtly as raturnB often almost MAJ,
ys9us but as attaeGs commonly OF against
possible whatever" will have Inore shts;h no
tory idea OF what use Pe.ts play after the mAch
with Saunders. o AH@'ou
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Interclub Runs for BIcyciIsts.

A movement is at present on foot among the
cycling clubs Of this city, Brooklyn and New Jersey
inaugurate intercub runs to be hold Sundays This
idea originated with Capt Edward Day of the Hudson
County Wh0slmen, who to test what chance such a
scheme would have with the captains of the various
carnations. correspondod with each and up to yesIer
day the idea had been received with favor from the
Englewood, Harlem, Riverside Brooklyn, Long Island
CitZens. and Kings County Wheelmeu. II is the inten
ton OF Mr. Day TO arrange dates with the captains Of
tho different clubs that sunday tho Hudson
boy pilot the BroOkyns over tho best New Jersey
TOHis when in return, later date the BrOOklyns
will take the hudson County Wheelmen to some prnini.
nent wheelmen's rendezvous on Long Island, &c This
scheme should do much to improve good fellowship
among the different cubs.
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The kearny Rovers, winners Of the American Foot
bah AssOCR alton trophy, have already begun prepare
tons for busy season In the fall and at their rooms
Grant avenue Newark on sunday last he'd a very
thusiustlc meeting to that enect.
i Hartman who is walking n WAGER Of 16,O0O
from Wabash Ind. 10 SAT- FRA cisco, arrived at Los
Annas Oh, on May. Hartman Is in iine condition
and confident Of Winning Ills weight Is now lU5 pounds
having lost eleven pounds since starting.
rtwTrCkET, May little wrestling match between
PhhY Of Providence ard HattAnach OF this city took
pace here last n.ht tor purse Of ShD Tho match
lasted IN hour ami halt. Hlbby and CattanAch each
winning bout Catanac's tactics we're declared foul
on the Third bout Tie ahRr then broke up In great
eXciemrhi tho police cEargng tho crowd with drawn
clubs The referee left without announcing the out
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Here is the record Of the New York Rifle Clubs gal
cry competition for the three medals oTeTrd faa
more mAtches &lll be shOt for these trophinai wv

Sir ChNr'es Mac Aester the Champion wing shot, WHO
recently defeated Or. Gideon II. Euhpp OF ts We.n
ster Gun Gun n Babylon, / fora purse of sIaW =
gave Jan eNhnron OF his TX ny Sea Isle Cily on Nav
thirty glass bAs in sixty seconds using roIr 80, s
There hitch however, in loading Tie yrs ,I',I,
consumed several seconds several cartridges Taie 10
explode aud the score resulted as follows. First mai
20 balia seconds The En leaders were slow in HIT
attempts to Load un The champion was TOO rni,i ,Ir
them, frlns faster than they could load. Aown, .r
the seconds lost IN loading the guns and failure of cart
plIsheL lis purpose. ~
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htInG.

There will he jolly time among the yachtsmon OF the
New Rochelle Club on Thurs lay afternoon aud evening
when tho club house will lie openei for the season of
ls0O
An informal cruise Of the Cornthian Navy will take
place May 10 81. June !, and =. The cruise Will
consist of short frOm port 20 port and 1t given
In order to bring the fleet together for the first time
All boats must be TT New Rochelle liarbor by Il A NJ,
May 20 II is tho wish OF the commanding officer that
every member who 90 viii attend this the rst
Corinthian Navy event Those desiring 10 take part viii
notify Fleet Captain F. Jones' ~ all street. once.
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THE RECORD.
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RIIIlard nnd Pool Not.s.

The prize winners in the Kings County Wheelmen'
nO0l tournament Iirst rye--N. r. MuTphy -four.
teen ga'rrs Won none lost Second prire-A H. Milrl,
twelve games won two lost, third lriIe--A H. gHI,i
eeNen games woE, tnrer lost.
J. Louis Malone, the o. champion pool PLAYER, who is
Al present giving rAnulsJns OF his EkI In the larger
cites at IDlOTAlp. writes 20 the brunswick x Bake
Compan" of tas 81 tlat 10 intends 10 challenge Frul
EOheTH. r. the English lup champion tor the worli
ciRmponship II Is hardly iikcly, however that lis
GallsnIe van DO AecePsd as hoberts is matched 10
play De ORC the Cuban, during the coming .wiutcr,
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APrivnte Club Reception.

There is O slight difference OF opinion in
Brooklyn's sporting circles to whether LLOYD or
Young the mighier gladiator and to settle the dis
puted point tho National Athletic Club has rendered
the OF its club house for Thursday evening" when
the two knights will battle for supremacy Experts
smack their lips declare 1t will be "corkn' 60"
To while away the evening there will be lio.pound
competition among the dandy bantams which will be a
OF relish for the feast follow Both Young and
Lloyd gluttonB far Is punishment Is concerned.
and otherwise they also evenly matched Tho odds
should be to TO S and I'LL out your own ticket
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Bowling.

The favortes took another downward turn
The individual championship tournament last ui.Gt
he scores
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The Yn,e Athletic Meeting.

New HAVEN May 12.-At tie annual meeting
of tho Yale Athletic Association. held this afternoon,
Sheriff. Yales Splinter, broke tho Yale record, and
equaed the college record OF tho country for the 100
yards dash lie covered the distance In l0 seconds at
rst trial and feen MINUTES later he ran the 100 yards
yards hurdle In 81 seconds lowering Yales record by
OF second. Afterward he tied Yalo's previous
record for tho 100 yards hurdle In 1852. In all the
other events the contestants showed up in great FORM
and to night the winners In the various events are
ccivinE numerous nSrauatious from their friends
who hope from the showing made to-day to win hrst
place at the Mott Haven games
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SPORTS ON TIE WATER.
The Ker.tone CIub,. New HOUSE.

The Keystone Fishing Club OF Long Island
City opened Its club house at the west end Of the
Great South Side Baylor woodsburG yesterday There
were about 30 guests The club house s two story
played from tho top of tho rag STAG Lockers and sleep
Ing quarters ceiling completed N the upper story OF
the building fleet OF Unnts IL tnoOreu AT the wharf
IN front of the house CLANS baked on the beach
and nsh chowder as prepared in the kitchen
William 5. DonCaster, frank > Macintosh; and super
visor William Smith OF Long Island city looked alter
the guests The club organized last November and
IL has embe rBhip of seventy.
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Pony Moore'- Challenge.

LONDON. May l2.-Pony Moore has issued
challenge through the columns of the sporting Lqe
against the world Offering 10 back charles Mitchell to
lift greater weight than any one living 10 box or
wTesto with any man who may care to test hin, and
all for the sum OF Il wv.
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nc nonra % Manaeer. Moo ro.nIrht.

inc Board OF Managers Of the amateur Ath-
leir tnon wil hold meeting at tho ~ or House ms
evening Tie meeting Nl lr ltp.i '.r urrani ono a,
h"N c'tvi Vat Ne natter y lrosrnt scuauur uiu
le,if NfNH- Will h. IA ~ 4z"ussrt ana decisive action
taken ~ lrsnrI to ~" most PROMINENT cases Uut n
lhMi hrlIlets nav" lr,i specially IutS oil
aud hatlvai ueys UumCHls AMONG tile puss ON.
tr' the meeting Vac hr uu called Tor ~ JClOuk ~
an extra tpuE es5IyL - aIllg .pItya
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Why Won't some One Meet ColIInsa

There seems to be no fight in the feather
weights lust now at least several OF them. Sim
Collins OF this city who has tried hard get on match
with George Dixon Cal Mccarthy, Nose COrbin, aud
others is now only more anxious than ever 10 fight
some one. Ito bars one Ills weight HIS hacker
said yesterday that he would put him against any
and, besides hghtnR for purse he will bet several
hun DR. ed dollars the OUTSIDE Sim.
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The Players League.
BOSTON IT. L., II; NEW YORK {

BOSTON VI. Lab ~ NEW hONh W. I"l :.
Manager Buck Ewing has boon far from
being we'll man for week Iu,t. lie went
into the game yesterday, however TO try and
turn the tide OF disaster which has stuck 10 his
club from tho start. Ia this he failed Illness
compelled him to relinnush his lob after tho
fifth inning. The playing Of one or two menu
bers OF tho team was en"uEA to make my man
sick. ODay WAS plugged IN the hon ,ut ne vas
In tho second inning Melted a. many RUS. Ia
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sIuvln Challenges Corbet.

LONDON. May 12-Frnnk T. Slavin, tho Au-
strian puEilis has challenged Corbet 10 box IN Lon
don for g. OOO side to which sum the PecRnlClu6 will
uiI
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Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ys. Boston at the Polo groundG
Philadelphia Va Brooklyn, at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati Va. Pittsburgh, at Cincinnati
Chicago w. Cleveland. at Chicago.
PLAYERS LEAGCR
New York We. Boston, at Brotherhood Park.
Philadelphia VS. Brooklyn, at Philadelphia
Cleveland VS.. Pittsburgh, at Cleveland.
Chicago Va. Buffalo, at Chicago.
AMERICAN AsSOClATtol.
Rochester va Syracuse. at Rochester.
Columbus W. Louisville, at Columbus.
Toledo vs.. ST. Louis at Toledo.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Hartford vs. Jersey City, at Hartford.
Baltimore VS. Newark. at Baltimore
Worcester VS.. New Haven. At Worcester.
Washington VI. Wilmington, at Washington.
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PRINCETON. May l2-Tho University Gun
CLUB held shooting contest to-day TWENTY-FIVE
pigeons were sprung for each man The shooting was
close, and resulted in Jenkn,Un and Gouhl tyng for
hFst place, and Jesse Williams securing second.
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Billy Murphy Means business nnd Posts
His Money.

Billy Murphy, the Australian, arrived in this
city from Boston late Sunday night lilo received
check for 81 900 from California yesterday. and will
deposit 500 OF II with Richard X Fox. and will take
tho Iolic' Gd:eu, featherweiRht championship belt
away home with him. lie intends to make this
try his home In another six months and will bring his
folks with him. Ae leaves for San Francisco Thurs
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Tho Rosodaies own tho Bont House.

Tho warfare between the Rosodale and Ac-
tive Boat Clubs Of Hoboken over the possession Of a
floating boat house which each club declared It had
purchased was decided in the Hudson County Circuit
Court yesterday afternoon verdict was given III
favor OF the RosedAlea
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Titan A. q. Pool EKperts.

The second handicap pool tournament OF the
Titan Athletic Club began last night at the club rooms
of the organization Many interested spectators
watched the splendid contests which decided, ap
plAuBo being frequent.
r = Lyons tserstohl and A. Perry q points played
j. H. knubel 40 points, and W j. McElroy played the
score 81 to Al
john Corey the we'll known athlete was the rofersa
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Earned runs-P Philadelphia .; Brooklyn 4. Two.base
ht-Mulvcy Three usse hits-Joyce, Daiy, seerY sac
rifce hit-togarty (D, sanders, shannon ca Mulvey
Wood. Van liatrcn; McGeachy; seery, Orr; Bases
stolen-Shindle Ward Bauer. McGeachy, Van Haltren.
Lett on Philadelphia 8. Brooklyn struck out
Wood Ward seery. First base on errOrS-Philadel.
ph!a =. BROOKLYN /. First base on balls-SanderG Far
rar joyce c. secry, McGoachy. Hit by pitched ball
orr Passed ball-CoOk. Time hours. lmpires-Fer
guson aud lolbert AuenLance-22i2.
PITTSBURGH CP. H., u CLEVELAND tP IL, ..
ClHvvLA>D May I2-A reproduction in oil OF of
last years Cleveland Pittsburgh games with Major
Carroll the foreground welding heavy oak fence
most was exhibited TO between l.2nO and 1900 specta
tors at tie Brotherhood grounds this afternoon The
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TNf0C-NaEl
hits-G. Shairr. siluon Sacrifice iits-KappeI PIr.
cell IN Gerhardt Bases stolen Purcell OmrOy. l. oft
on bases Athletic, - hrgokyn struck ont-By
kapIe l. CUnroy Wild ritChes-McNaHon McC ulIOugh
Tlme-l 80. tmpire-Emsc,
TuLEpO 4; ST. LOUIS ..
T,IEpO May l2-TO days game WAS played in driz
cling rain. and on account Of iHcesslnt licking Was
n.,rlI lNur. llc
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ERoOKLYS Is H..

Philadelphia. ...,....,........O U o.
Earned runs-Brooklyn 10; PHILADELPHIA s. Two base
htts-lhompson. hcCau!ey Burns sacrifice hits
nySA Thompson bases stolen-O'Brien Collins
smith Double plays-IOliins and FOnt2 LOyett DAILY,
and P9utz; Myers Alien and Ncrauley Lett on bases
.brOoklYn. Z, Philadelphia, q struck out-COins w.
Burns Baldwin, L0yeu e., u'Brlen Burke, Anderson,
alien FIRST base on baG-tOuk ~ COrkhlll Pink
peyt2l Smith Collins hcCauiey i3 Burke Hamilton
Iii by pitched bal-Iiamilton. O'Rrien Passed bali
VlementA ltme-2:SO umpre-Lynch
PITTSBURGH &. ~ 3: CINClNSATI(y, L. O.
CIScINNATI May l2-In a hair-raising comedy of er.
blO enthusiasts. The score. '' ''N -
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WORCESTER, 10; INV HAVEN, 2.
woRcrsrrR May l2-The worcesters won by heavy
and timely batting The score;

Earned TpnsnwSrss'tet s,sr st,nc on,rns
worth, Burns Petit C2). schoeneck iauman, Laly,
Doyle, poran, GilIiIand Passed balls .ouinaSS9, =
pre-MAhoney. Timo-23O.
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Sullivan Newell az, Coogan. lit by pitoher-Badsr,
Jordan Bases on BALL. Bader GalliEans S1lliysn,
Newell Stein CoroorAn. Bases on errora-Washngton,
i. Wilmington. = Stolen bassp-BAdsI C2l Jordan, HILL
Passed bAl-NicholRs. Tme-i;S6 Umpite-Gllmore.
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TIERNAN TO THE FRONT.
HB LIFTS THE BALL OYER TIE FENCE
IN THE THIRTEENTH INNING.

IN THE IHlhIbENIh INNlNGs
n Remarkable Game with just ms Remark
able an EndInR-How tho Other Games
ResuIted-Other News and Gossip.
Tho championship games yesterday re-
suited as follows:
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, /: Boston, o.
Brooklyn. II; Philadelphia, 7.
Pittsburgh. o; Cincinnati 3.
At ChicaEo-Ra,n.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New York Q: Boston, ~.
Brooklyn IL Philadelphia 7.
Pittsburgh. 6; Cleveland 8.
At Chicago-Rain.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic. g; Brooklyn. 4.
Rochester. 3; Syracuse. 0.
Louisville / Columbus O.
Toledo. 4; st. Louis. 0.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington, 6; Wilmington, 0-llrst game.
Washington. 8; Baltimore, O-second game
Worcester. 10; New Haven. 9
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wAsniN0TON. 81 nAlTinoRE, 3-srooND CANE.


Runs earned-BAltimore, 2; Washington B. TWobaso
t-POwer. 1htec.bAse hit-Riddlo. Home run-Whs-
tier. Left on bases Washington, 4; Baltimore D.
double play-RAY Mack and Power Hit by pitcher
Gleason, OBrien. Struck ont-whistlsr German Ig
Long Sacrifice HISTORIAN, Ray Hill BaseH on bnlln
RAIDER Jordan Mack Riddle Bases on srrora,Balti
more 4; Washington, y Stolen Dases-llill, Phillips
Jordan, Gleason, Power Time-2 hourA Umpire
Valentine.
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Totals .......5 Ts25 ~ 3 Totals ........6 10 27 l.
. one out when winning run made.

zone out when winning run was made.
Cleveland ................. u q U u o o O-5
Pittsburgh. ....................O o q o 2-6
Earned ruus-C leveland. 3: Pittsburgh. |. Two-hase
hts-ueiahauty llanlOn Carroll kuchne. Sacrifice hit
Radford stolen bases Denhgnty Carroll .0. Bases
ballS-By liakely !, by stalcy. 3. struck out-By
Bakcy. =: by stalry. H. Passed bali-CarrOL hit by
pitcher-LRrkn. Time-2U4. Umlires-Matthews and
Cunning.
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h"Sr Fall, New Polo Grounds, To-day.
fraud League championship game. boston VS.. New
'"f-, "rmH 1 r N. id.UlGaivIi aOc.-Adp
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HRse Bail, brotherhood Fork, To-day.
Grand championship game Boston Va New York.
iaule r. VI. Admission dOc.-AdU.
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u Earned Tgns-CinennatL Two base lits-Forcman
Berger Three base hts-ReiiY. ku,gu' stolen t,1.ns
-McPhee Reilly, Foreman. Dunlap SUwicrs Hag"S on
bals.BeaId Baldwin Miller cg Lnroque Dunlap III
hniIane sGTders Hemp q double pay ,Mcrn and
HeHly %; Temp and ROht, Ncrheo ard and Reilly
Passed bals-Baldwln !; Miller /. Niil r!tvh-sow
derA TiIne-l'oO lmpre-MCluade.
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New York.........O o o o q o IL
Boston ,...........O U U . y u 90
New York !: Boston J. Lett on base 1NsW
on Nichols l. Struck oHt-By isus,e IL 10y Nichois TO-
Homo run-Tiernan Sacrifice mts-GaSsc0ck Tucker
BassetL Stolen bases-TIernan GlAsscUck Passed
ball-liarde. Cmpirss-PoweTs and AcUermot,. Time
Two hours
BROOKLYN IN. ~. II: PHILADELPHIA IN. Lab T.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Two thousand two
hundred and twenty-iour siEhtseers were said
to have sat through what was supposed 10 be IL
professional game out nj the Philadelphia bail
park this afternoon. 1t was not recorded
whether any blind people were in this as
semblage, but If they were their cars would
have told them Of the music in tho air and
there was lots OF it, too. and it went rap
bang. smash" and was continuous and very
frequent. 1t all meant that three pitchers
were being knocked out of tho box.
Some very fun brown hitting was dispensed
among the different sections OF the enclosure
"Half loaf is superior to no, bread" applies
even to n base bal crowd, and if they can't SEQ
the home team hit they, then desire to see
some other team hit. Well. th9y saw both
the better hitting likewise the better Holding.
and as U consequence, saw thom win. Tho
score: