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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-05

ST. LOUIS. D: NEW YORK. Sc
ST. LOUIS. May 4.-The town lie wild tonight
over tho local teams victory over the New
Yorks It was anything but a good day for a
frst-class game. still there were 1000 persons
present. and they saw one o! tho best-con-
tested games o. tho season. so far as the st.
Louis team wera concerned. Rusie evidently
had an OF day. for while his speed was OF the
cannon. ta! .rt.E he was wild. and pd lsesd
sh throw i.:en was as also Wild and expensive,
sh ns gsn and Boyle Oh Tie od
Hardie Richardson distinguished hinseli hy
putting ur fine game at second. HIS stick
runs. Gleason pitched in his old time form.
na TAs lis s s ,1'sSs JAY xsS
spiked him in Cineipnati IT,. Outside Outs. Of the
s el si'tss cam the Now put I'D
hs inning Cooks took hi his base e.
cock went on: at first. For New York. Gore
went to INST on balls and was forced at second
caught mapping at first by Gleason. Tiernan's
high t;y was captured by Crooks.
and went out at first. Carruthers hit to Rusie
And wn s. out oa s. Bs5a New 1ySn s
hit to centre for u base. Richardson forced
Lyons on. at seS4nd and the latter sef si ID
short and forced out Richardson.
Ia the third Buckley hunted to Rusie and
was put out Gleason was caught out by
ba
was caught out by Brodie. Fuller hit hot one
to Gleason, and was put out at first Gore
In the fourth werden and Glasscock took first
Lyons. Boyle threw wild to second. allowing
to reach third Gn,ie isd the 6osss
plate. forcing
out Werden Boyies wild throw to frst 70
.as eoa
Kusie's low throw to first. and Stricken scored.
This ended the run-EettinE. For New York
living struck S out. Iie:nsn MT safely oyer
ruthers. Herman thought it WAS a safe hit
and started to run home.
In the fifth the first three men at the bat on
each team were put out. In the sixth Brodio
hit safely to left. reached second on Caru-
thers's sacrifice hunt went to third on Strick-
eIs oIt Ct rst and scored a. on Husies iapre
York. Rusie,,ss high fly was captured by Ca
ruthers Fuller got to base on balls. but was
put odt in stealing second. Gore was caught
In the seventh Gleason struck out. Crooks
trotted to first on four balls Fuller made =
great eateh Of CarrOs foul y taGk e third
GlasscocE Herman took first on balls. wentto
third on Buckley high throw. and scored on
Gleason sent Lyons to first on balls. and Rich
Rrdson sent both runners home On q double to
left Full Ter lett richardson ut third and Boyle
at second
In tho eighth Glasscock struck out. Brodie
hit TO deep centre for three bases. and scored
on Carutbers'I beauty 10 right Gore was
fly q sspiakSs. Tiernan lit safely to ieft esn
Neither side Scored in the ninth The score:
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Fountain Gun Club Shoe.

The attendance yesterday at tho regular monthly
shoot OF tho Fountain Gun Club large. Each
member shot At ten birds club handicap. modified
birmingham rules. R Phister. Jr.. c. Plate and DR..
sehwa.tz killed ten each for frs, place Dr. Shields
Il. Mclaughlin. and ". winger. killed nine each for
second. The
c Plate Is yards, TO- Or. Schwartz, so yards, 10:
Phister Jr. % yards 10: DR.. Shields 20 yards 8:
Saal q Iy,1s H MnEe s e .sS'
Van ORD. 80 yards .: Pardy % yards. !; Z Lax
Busch. rs yards. :: ". Schumacher, IS yards I.
Asvsepstake contest Was then shot Oh. With eleven
entries At rs yards rise i've birds each. C. E. Morris
won on the nitesnsh round. Dr. shields won second
money. The score: pr. Schwartz 5: "; Schumacher
8: C. Norrts s: }. z. Lake, 8 c Plate, 3: H. Nc.
n. Hayden. &: c. z. WinEert. 5.
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A BIG DAY Ar RENHLHGA
Secretary Blaine s.a Other ssasesnea .,
the Race Track.

Secretary Blaine saa Other 6tatesDeA a
the Rsce Track.
WASHINGTON. May I-This was the best day
Of the meeting at Bennings. in point OF at
tendance and interest in the events that oc-
Cured. The weather was fair and hot. and q
large crowd was attracted. In addition to
those who usually attend the races. there
were present to-day Vice. President Morton.
Secretary Blaine Senators Sherman and His
cock.
The races were all we'll contested. and the
talent was hard hit-only one favorite landing
first. The steeplechase. an extra event for
ductive OF two falls. fortunately neither Of
them serious Tramp threw Dick Walnck at
favorite. tumhled at the nth With M. KNIT
when ne was far away In the lead. Mr.. knut
rode his horse too hard. and the animal
Summary follows:
r; ,i ~. fGsoRs. A9rs
,.soad sfs Meg coas
d.nss cn a9S cs-Insten .o ran ,n I. Ok
4. sns :y st ,sis Il 1.ns .s0aa ss0 i07
Third Raee,liAndicap; sig :usionsa Rosa u l15
-. Sov' IS: , Long Isd u 'sh.asSas':
Fourth kse..seaten three-yesrolas; FIVE .nrong..
S Gs ps1n: .sssd sSn l. s. sft
8 TO J. taird: Matchmaker LOT BERGEN: Eliza, IDS
Time. l:03
Fifth RAse--Beaten threeyear-ods; nye furonsA
Puzzle. 10: IBerFenL to ]. WON Hardy Fox. 1l3
10 third: Bob Garrett. lls Thompson,: Ssippitb "
Midg.yl. ana Ia farorita nily - u. LamIey) also
sixth RAce-tiun.e:s' steep!echase gentlemen rders
the short Eteepechsse apout two miles Arab
lbo tMr De lacey to J. won; Alliance. 10 lNr.
10 i, third: Cock o. tbe Walk. 10 M. En.;l And
Tramp. 80 (Mr. wa!tack. fell Time. 20.
Entries for to- morrow's races arc:
ghsr;a. lo5. DR. WILCOX IOS: Mabel r. Pomeroy IA
second haes-sel!.ns: iwoyeArolds; half a mile.
Jiii. III: Jimmy LAm~y. los; Charcoal lO7; Gsttima
loI: Lew: ll ns' All knight loc: sweet Alice. los:
Third Raer-Purse Sloo for n,idens OF All ages; six
fur onss Entries ciose AT track tomorrow at 10 l. "
FOURTH Rafe-se!linx: three-quartcrs of mile Bal
lyhoo 700; owen Roberts. los: Nubsn, IO2: Natalie
4. 20; Emblem, ~: Queen dor s.
Fifth Race Hurtle-Nie and . half. Delaware 1885,
dIgo 1.3
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We do not knowAwhv;

we DO nor know4Why
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil is so useful in those simple
but varied conditions which
you know as I" having a
cough" We cannot explain
it: we only know the fact
from experience.
1t may be due to the COM
bination Of tonic effects of
cod-liver oil and the hypo-
phosphites it may be partly
due to the glycerine. There
are many effects in medical
practice the causes of which
appear to be plain, but how
those causes produce those
effects we do not know at all.
..Seorr s Bowie. Chemists, -, South 9Th Avaua
New York.
Your druggist keep. Scott. Emulsion Of cod.ilvss
SA-all druggists everywhere do. -.
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BLITZEN BEATS LORD HARRY.
THE SOW OF BLAzhs WINS, PULLED
UP, IN FAST TINE
Mohieaa Csptares HE Fsrss Wsy Ont u
the Ltght-Ssadowne Pilots the Houng-
sters Hone-Rsnains BIRD Leaves tie
Favorite Behiad In the Last Face.

Aontesa Sspturee HE Parse wy wv
the Ltght-Ssndowne Pilots tie Houne-
sters Hoae-Rsnai.s Bsra Leaves The
Favorite Behind In the Last Baee.
The track was fast and safe. the attendance
large. and betting lively at Gutenberg yes
terday. Mohican. son OF the winner OF the
English Derby. and a hot favor:e. won inc
first race In gallop by seven lengths. Ma
Belle beating Headlight length for the place.
The second race. for two-year-olds, was IN
easy victory for Sandowne. the favorite. tho
colt winning by three lengths from wheeler.
Rey del Mar losing second place BY length.
The 8 to on favorite MONDAY landed the
third purse handily by three lengths from Lob
anon. Coldstream losing second place BY
Miss Olive. at long odds. won the fourth race
~ a nose from Jeweler. Insight tapping third.
Lii nnaS ie' iAy S6nsa saa " y
Psssn. Lord Harry. the i "a came in last
beaten handiy By kunnine 70 BIRD: Pelham I'm.
ishinG poor third. summary:
THE f1IsT RACE.
Purse S4oo for beaten horses; threequarers OF
Al,"nwocd Stables b. g. NOhican C. by lroauois-Ber.
Leish. IA Belle. 10y Martin
nj. Ht S.sss: t,7 "a ts;aais5li.si
and kelturno also ran
BIZ: 70 = .:.s ,.s SIS: s,' TX,
THE SECOND RACE
Purse s4oo for tvoyssroids: four and half FUR
wosd.na. stable; Oh q sandOvns. by spendshr'fs
Leigh. Cd e.wheet.s los (N.it,n
kh.t,sn stables . c. Rsy del Mar i1s tBunu>.....
A.h'@med' Forty a 1na it o'sT sS' Also ran
to hey del MAJ. Suiaais paid q IS $40 $3.50
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse s4oo selling; four and o har fur,ors.
Dawn. ITO Martin ,................ ...;....:..l
Bisssioef. blanche, Ma1im oily. and Planter also
ran
Es ss u c''''''." A"''.'' paid IS 10 $500
THE FOURTH RACE
Pms. $500: selling: four and half furionxs
Jane. ll3 Martini
f0s s.s ' is..s; Is o 81 x s9nss
Gerinan:c. y. r. B.. Little SANDY. and King Arthur
also ran.
ssspsIs9 to ;s:n;; -; !, s."sll'r
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500: beaten allowances: three. quarter Of .
r Brstley's br c. Bitten. 8. by Bla.es-GermaniA
\. Srvie. Oh; h. Pagan . iot IsurnI
J. w. smyth's B. Z fleures'e. B. s7f. Leigh
Time. ! rs
THE SIXTH RACE.
Exchans. stable c; Running Bird. B By Runnr
7 7, Wssh,. Cd: Gilman. aged 10y tHs..sen,
smugsier. Maggie xurphy. jamestown. and John
Wrinkle also ran.
MAJ. 10 / Pelham. Nutuals paid S,s.s5. s%sa. $3.50
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meeting OF the Lacrosse Committee of the Amateur
Athletic Union was held yesterday aftern tho
bers being william B. Curtis. Harry Mcmillan. and
Thornton p Earle. The Getting held for the pur
pose OF arranging plan for the association lacrosse
championships me business transacted is in the fol-
lowing circular which 10 to be sent TO all L. clubs
= AT meeting held in New York city on April 30.
1852. the Board OF Governoss OF the A. T. directed
tho Lacrosse COMMITTEES to withdraw the champion
ship circular ssued, and make arrangements the
amateur lacrosse championship OF the A A I. fol-
low:
" n: A. Q. reecnmeuds to the Board Of Managers Of
eaehfof the several that they institute Ia
crosse championships open only 10 teams residing in
their territory and whose schedule shall be decided be-
fore Sept 10. 1892. Then tho Lacrosse Committee Of
the A. / Z. viii arrange series Of games between the
champion teams OF each association.
II any one Of the associations does not announce
before Juno its intention to hold such association
championship contests. the committee viii receive
tries from any lacrosse club in the Territory
Of such association. and arrange schedule forn
:. II only one team enters. It will be known as tho
association champion The object OF this II
that no team shall be prevented from competing for
the cham pionsip Of tho A A. L. Sccount OF lack Of
association entrles-"
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baseball Notes.

LAScAsrxn Nay 4.-rhs Diekinson College nine de-
feated the franklin AMI Marshall College nine at Ian
caster this afternoon by = OF Is to Z. Costy
errors in the nfth inning lost the game
Joe shannon. eIpi'ehsr Of the University Of Penn
this year team and they have been accepted Shan
non is an Old player. bes.des being cool and Level
headed. t~f
PrrssrHGH. May t;-It may b. that Ed Haalon OF tho
Pittsburgh Club will tomorrow sign to manage tho
Baltimore team To-day Won der Hort by wire OBJ
tanned the permission q the local cisb nesot.te
spatch from Won der Horst stating she terns offered
Definite action Was not taken tonight but matters
Pittsburgh. where he has nsny friends. but he has
Baltimore Club. He VIII not be able play for
time yet.
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THE SUN. THURSDAY. MAY 5. 1872

ss ssk The &. 's sss:. sSs .Ss
shot Nancy Hakes won by = halt a head or
Ten sa9ed n tSs rs ss.infionr sens and
the winner turned up In the Z to 1 chance
Zooline 90, Becswing was second. and Out
cry third. Time. l:l6
The second part ri the flve..iurlong. ceiling
purse went to the 10 to l shot DR.. Murray
IL. , Hho beet the fsyorits snrest Maud u
eix and half fnriongs, Was a. huge dump. the
Is to shot Glockner. 11e. ridden BY Johnson.
winning in canter By three lengths from the
second choice. Pescadore. who beat the even
money favorite. Ray 8. two lengths for the
place Time, 1:2a
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To-aay's E..ries At 0utse.surs.

First Race-Parse $500. for beaten hor.es: nye.
eighths Of mile Siotover. 40: LATHE Willie no.:
Headlight. lOI; BREWER l0i; canteen. lo7: Algebra
&c ding 1o1: Louis X. 1o7: Prestiwit. lo4: KrkinA
1o4.
second Raee-Pur.e 800: selling: q. and half fur.
KsmPl.na, loa; 9uee, Of rrImps LOG: Bob Arthur.
Third RaceNpurse 500 10 pounds below scale; sell.
Ing; nveeish.hs Of nile. colts,rssm. 100: Banehs.
King Arthur liz: Bolivar, 81 Ella Lakeland nlly 81.
Fourth RacePurse 800: handicap. one mile Badge.
1l3: Pagan. lo2: Aohi.ar. 81; ragabc nd. 80.
F.rh RasenPurss soc; handicap; four and half
furonss Bailarat: ia: DeranEo 100: feursste. 1o2
Uncertainty. 81: Oregon. 81.
sixth Race-Purse tSO0 20 pounds above scale: sell
I'D: PtekeL lis: ofaleee. 1T: Amoe. lie: conun.
drum u.s. J: b. ia: Forest King. ll3; AeKseve. 1o':
Brooklyn. 1Uc Maxim ally. "a
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TIE TWO THOUsAND GUINEAA
The Great Face at Newmarket woa ~
Nr. Ross's Colt.

Nr. Rose Colt.
NEWMARKET. May 4.-This is the second day
Of the first spring meeting. and the Two Thou.
sand Guincas for which the Duke Of West
minister's colt Orme would have been primo
favorite il he had not been tempered with.
was the event OF the day. The race was won
by Mr.. c. D. Roses chestnut colt Bonavista. by
Bond. out Of Vista: Mr.. Henry Miners bay
colt st. Angelo. by ClairvauS or Galopin. out OF
Angelo. came In second. and Prince Soltykofrs
brown colt Curio. BY Thurio. out OF Sight OF
Other Days. third.
The conditions OF the race are:
The Two Thousand Guineas stakes subs cription Of
100 Sovereigus each. half forfeit for three olds
colts stone Miles stone pounds the owner OF the
second horse 200 sovereiSns
and the third to his stake; one mile AMI eleven
yards; eishty.t~o sroscrtbe.A
Mr.. c. D. Rose. owner Of Bonavista. H. son
OF Sir John Rose at ono time Financial Minis
ter at Ottawa. Canada
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TULLA BLACKBURN's FAST RACE
Luke Black bur.'s speedy D.us htsr Ruus .
Nile In las

LEXINGTON. Ky.. May 4.-This Was the door.
est day OF the me citing. both in attendance and
In Inequality Of the racing. The track was fast
In the event Of the day. the Strauss Handi.
cap. for all ages. at a mile. there wero only two
starters. ITALIA Black burn, III, Goodals I'm. n
to favorite. won all the way. beating Ethel,
=, teany' ~ two lengths The time was the
seven turionEs. Future. los. Washam up. won
length before loc&port. THIRD. Time. :3U..
half iurlongS. Heller skelter. li5. ii. PENN
". ut ten to one on. won In hollow style BY
lengths Avon d'Or third. Time. E.'.. WV
me .r!rd race was the strauss Handicap
Inc lourth race was an over night handicup
At one and one-sixteenth miles. Gale. gi'
Clayton up. at nve to one on. won without ure
Ing by three lengths. Bob l. second. four
iengthss ~, .siore Tom Roach third. Time. 81.
,Ihs HIth and last race was a purse al five
eighths Ior twocyear- oils. Hoslyn., no. Good
finishing ten lengths before Calhoun second. a
hend the best OF Hawthorne third. Time.
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Favor'tes Beaten -, 81. Louis.

81. LOUIE May i.-Four Of the six favorites
were again beaten at the St Louis Fair grounds
track to-day.
The opening race at six furlones was won By
Nellie Pearl. no ,McDonaldL q Is to 5 favorits.
Coronet beat the we'll played Baron out for the
place. Time. l:l7.
The King. ll2. ridden by Monohan. was the
favorite over the other nine two year -olds that
started In tho four. furlong purse. and he won
inclever style 9ya length from the W ell play ed
Miss Moseley for place honors. Time. O:5l.
The Erst hall Of the split fyo-furlong selling
purse went 70 the to chance Elsie u. ",
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ne Gum II PittsburxA.

PrrTssrRGn. May 4-The second day Of the PttsbursA
Gun Clubs tournament was fairy well attended. ne
wind blew strong from the northwest and the shooting
was difficult. Among the new entries were. J. A PinA
OF wheeling. T. J. Laushrey of Lieoner. J. z wamplse
of irwin. g Cummins OF Cannonsburr Z. NeNamafA
of Penn station W. Jones aud charles Crosby OF BRAD
CRADLE OF East Liverpool and george Cochran Of GIN
Hall. Tho average. Of the day were; ESpers-w. II.
woste croft SO irst: Mat Apgar. as second SENT
Piles 50; nrst J. W rulford anA
Kine. 81 ]. first: Cochran and Young, each ISL.
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sHowALzER WINS HIS FIRST GAME
Llpsehutz Had the Worst OF the Argument
from Start to Flnlsb.

Showal.er opened the seventh game OF the
match against Lipsch1tz with the Ruy Lopez.
which was defended by tho latter with s.
P-Q B. showalter early assumed tho at
knights over to the Queen side which seem ed
to puzzle LipsehGtz Still. showalter kept
winning a pawn. Now the game stood much
In favor Of white. On the thirty-secoud move
Showalter had his pieces ready for battle, and
after very fine com Animation LipschOtz re-
signed on his thirty ninth move.
hpsehuM .....'...........-..'."-'R ! I ~
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Earned ruu-Harra.t. First base on baiis-Iow!e
First base on errors-harvard =: Cornell, l. struck
on'IIorle ~ Summer - Young Taylor ia), Burrows
g. Miller W. Young o. CAlthnrp. Prorhnghnin Paine
g. il'rh ands, stolen ba,ss-M.son C2l Haowell i.l
fIothihgham i."rey plexinsnn E Young. Wild Hi.en
rime-l:<o. Cnpire-Bond.
c. 81. Z: ''roIY." !.
The ro!ys" were defeated q. Eastern Park yester.
day afternoon By the New YORK CITY College. Burt
wdness and errors gave the Goihauss their victory
he
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Earned runs-Ptsourgh. Z: Philadelphia. = Two
bsse hIt-weyh,ns Three base hitsrfa.rel. corsh.l
Home run-Crosa stolen oAses.Hamlton; Sonno,.
Cross Thorn pson. Double pays-beckley ana shuEsft:
Allen. Cements and Cohnor: Allen. Haliman; and
Common Allen az w.yhins.. tir,t base on errors
81 ss9.s "a ea%s o s. raet ea:
smith a. Wsyhing. Passed bali.Ceinents ny oy
pitched ball-Alien. villa pitchcs-Ebret. WeyhinI.
J. Left on bases-Pittebursh. o; Philadelphia H.
fims-l:5S. Cmpire-GAnney.
sosroS. =: LorrsvtitAS.
louisy,Lll Nay l-rne Lonisvilles made but three
errors today YET one them gave Boston the game.
Attendance. 500 The scorA;
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STILL ON THE DOWN GRADE.
TIE NIU FORKS LOSE a CLosE'GAME
II ST. LOUIS.

BrOOktyu sOnunucS W ASU Esuo WIN 80
Jumr. 10 second Plaee-Bostoa Beass
Louisville aud Phiiadelphss Defeats
P,,,.bsrsh- " n shin gton ana Chicago the
Other winn.r,-O:her Games asa News.
The New Yorks apparently lost q chance.
through hnd weather. OF winning q couple OF
Cames AZ Cincinnati. When tho weather finally
permit.cd them to play they promptly lost q
game to tho down-trodden Browns. Rnsie's
pitching would seem to indicate that be has
entirely recovered from the attack Of lame
arm noted n few days ago. but the falling for
losing games on a narrow margin still clings
30 Powers's men Yesterday tho men across
the bridge pulled out victory In
way TO mako glad the hearts OF their adj
mirers Tho industrious Bostonians also hung
Up another scalp TO dry. and by such work as
that Of yesterday manage to keep at the top.
Philadelphia finds Pittsburgh an easy mark.
and Chicago has found In baltimore a victim.
Washington showed strength in holding the
lively Glevelanders down in n close game. The
teams are playing pretty ball all along the line.
and 1. tho New Yorks would only win game
now and thon. metropolitan cranks would en-
dcavor to cheer up and he gay.
Tho scores OF yesterdays games are as fol-
lows:
St. Louis. 5: New York. 3.
Brooklyn, 4: Cincinnati 2
Phi!ade!phia. IL: Pittsburgh. o
Chicago. .: Baltimore. T..
Washington, 8; Cleveland. i.
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New York. . o o o o-S
iis,nan. Ro;; Nsab:. p;ays-i:ier. rl:rn ana i.ins
*asH as sy' a..
by Rn.ie,H. 1inie-l:ao. r'npHe-Lynch.
BROOKLYN. I: CINCINNATI.
Brooklyn team routed the G.neinnatis to-day
IT. blood" game. Bug" Holiday furnished
i ss 5st III IL S II iSs .s;h S n ss!
i" s Ii4c BURKE. i. wa a M"lanes s Wild
ss, s;;s1Sens Wild pitch lid the rest. s'''e'
Tt 9Ics Iny ,9u RI *. Ts ea lit" bust
inrs were both OH tho hospitallis Grimm Was
On ,hs gate nursing a. thumb ,,s pa as large IS
snat II into ta h, asS r to
mained down town. suffering with rheumatic
sSS did not hsSa %u WIT to ao Hs
aGe tnS i PIT out 9to OF tHS
cult lies. il was u, tho lat that, ilavt made
and both q his drive: COOL rsps that
baSsed rs they 9n. vent on the stick; -, ,,o.
eprosd CONSERVATION In the Cincinnati ranks
5 asa sitS .$s iasa e dfiylns +: sapd R
c"rromed from joyce to toreoran. ana TNeini eli
the best OF tho throw ut that For four Innings
one run locke, as bis rs house. Murphy
latham's single. \ gift OF u bnse to Brouthers.
foutz's sacrifice. a Wild pitch. and Harris hit
sent in the y.tng run.
In the oi ghth Inning Brooklyn clinched mat
tiers. Smith missed Stems hard Eroundcr,
and Collins's sacrifice was good. Before Ward
home on a will pitch. Joyce's single and
lronthers's double. with u rair Of errors by
score. Atenlance. ZOO. Tho score:
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Earned Yuns-Boeton, 2 FfrSt base errofs-Botton.
Left on b.ses-Louisvie. g: Boston Frat base on
Nichols q; by Jones :. Two.basc hi:s-Pfener. Brown.
Jennings. Lows Long sserines h,i.nDuny I rayor
Kelly and Tucker. His BY pitchet-Brown- Passed
bal-Grim. Umprs-Hurst fms-l:<a
WARRINGTON. 8: cLHrELASn /.
clrvylAxn May l-Another i.f;-hsnded pitehe. With
collection dropa sent the Ceyel lands to dust
again to-day . safe hit In any Of three in ninGs
NIGH, have given the homo team . life. Attendance,
4 arorN
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Brak.v. Three bass hit..srok.s. r.ss.d balls
as ss "a a1ss md s s:Ss'
brotav. Clark Adams, Elliot ca LApham O. D Elliot
on bsses-Cutler. .: Berkeley, T. Wild p,tch-Elmsr
flms-2Oo ump.re-Cbstneld Leo Qumby OF Harvard
School
PRINCETON. g. wKsLxyAS.0.
ParSctrox. Mar A-fhe Wesleyan team was defeated
here to-day. In the last two innings only brakes
good pitching that kept Wesleyan from scoring The
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Representatives OF about seventy poolrooms
In New York have decided not to continue
business on the races at Washington. Tho
limited fields Of horses and slack business
the entries hereafter. The meeting at Ben.
nings will close on May7.
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TIE Winners .. e,o.eesss-.

First Raee-Five-eighths of . mile. The Earl nrst
Shakespeare second. valodia third Time. ;o5A
nr., Richard second Affair third: Time, ots.I
ond. Iceberg third. Time, SoH
Fourth Race-S.vsne,gh's Of = mile; Hernvood nrss.
Fifth R.ee-five.eiEhths Of . mile. Maid OF Bl.rney
sixth RAce-Seven and Z half furiongs Letoon frs.,
Bravo second Jim Glare third. Time. 1:<2.
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VIII Try to Brisg De.psey saA Reagan
Together Again.

The announcement yesterday in TEE SUE that Johnny
Reagan willing emerge from his retirement for
the purpose OF having moro chance At Jack remp
sey has aroused the hustie OF the Coney Island Ath
letic Club to try make tho match. Agent Lumley
yesterday sent telegram West to Dempsey askiuR him
he would NEE; Reagan again under the auspices OF
wire TODAY. The club may slso arrange match be-
tween Harry Neumeyer and Bill Dunn At $50 pounds.
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baseball Games To-day.

RATIONAL LLAGCE Axp AnIIicAy ASSOCIATION
st. Louis ". New York At St. Louia
Cincinnati ~ Brooklyn. at Cincinnati
Louisville Va Boston. At Louisville.
Cleveland W. Washington. At Cleveland
Chicago Va BAltimors, At Chicago.
Pittsburgh W. Philadelphia, At Pittsburgh.
oTHEI cAHHs.
Tale "a Cornell IT New Haven.
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Bases on balls-Oh Frosi. on Dfake 3. Sacrifice BIT
Ram deu First base errors-Princeto ;: Wes-
leyan. l. Hit BY pitched ba-Treuchard. 20 Passed.
Wssieran Siosn bs,e.-E;ns 81 Rnm,ae" Tr.n.:
ehard. Brown. Jones. beAman. Struck out-By Drake.
Is: BY Frost, nme-l 80
HAkyARp 8: coRyEiI- O.
CAnsRipeK Nay l.-CorneI nine came to Cambridge
to-day With blood in their eyes, but Harvard beA,
In one Of the best played games OF the season Tho