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Roeber Win. the wrestling Match.

The wrestling match between Ernest Roebcr cham.
pion OF America. aud Louis Lawrence. champion OF
Germany took place last night at the Roumania Opera
House Both men had trained hard for the centest
and both were in the pink OF condition. The conditions
OF the match were best two falls in three bouts GRECO
Roman style The incentive was $3.50 side ana half
OF tho gate receipts Warren Lewis omchted As
referee and Steve oDonneil WAS master OF cere'
monies Lawrence's seconds were John Myers and
william Fisher. Roeber was attended to by william
hupptIt and his brother. Fred Rorbrr sam Lee held
for Roeber.
rrcci.ely At 10 tho men came together, and Law
ever. was too quick and with dexterous turn caught
hoc OF lawrence by he back and roored him. Law
renee turned over quickly on his stomach. IL WAS
hnra ninRHle ~ the close of the bout koebeI gained
was minute. and Il Is .sennds In The ns,t bout
renee ad no, appear 70 be as strong as In the prerna
another lsl inside OF mlnutes and % seconds.
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ssmorse 20 to Jersey oue.n 30 TO sspyolio! 80 e
Canvass so to st. Anthony 20 to non tc oo 70
Il Alsoma. Mutuas paid siVS6 sioob. ssi'o.'

ssmorss 20 to Jersey oue.n 80 TO sspyc,ie! 90 e
Canvass 80 to st. Anthony 20 TO Won seynte. On 'o
Il Aisoma. Mutuss paid siVS6. sioob. ssi.'o.'
THE FIFTH RACE
Tho Sea and Sound Stakes, offered by the Uoney
Island and New York Jockey clubs TOT oas OF Nase 70
run stwo and three year ods. at slUy ohon. no,ses
HAVING once started to start free IN the o,ne - a.
thirds OF the stakes half tho forfeit ama w
winner third OF such stakes and >Soo 70 seeond
$500 to third one mile. - .--,..,..
wslcott Gsmpbeli's b. Actor. lcs iaTsn.
Coxswhin and Dagonet also ran.
Beting-Fiye to on Lamplightor 3to Dagonet; 20
TO Actor. IL to / kennebec. 20 to Coxswain. No
tuais paid 81 SO. SC &c. SVi5.
THE SIXTH RACE
Aswceps axes Of $40 each. for all Igss with u goo
added OF which 500 second andsloo to third: fsx
furlonRs.
G., Cornheisen's Oh h. Onward 3. by onondass-
&. Thomas 4 cos Oh H. Gold Dollar !. loa t,onasb
u. Morrissh 6. Doncaster. o 100 "a tnvimRtSoni y
Airplnnt, Arab Rosa H.. 1nmmhny IAN. foverty.
Mt. sass Grand PrS. knoincold. Gertia d. ana Nyno-
sure also ran.
Time. 1.13.
BettinH-Two and a half TO against Hnsa d. . 70
Arab. to Gold Dollar. to Grand TIN :. 70 IN.
ware. IL to RheinRold ~ to Gertio -. ~ 70 MT.
Sass. 20 to Cynosure. 20 to Doncaser 3oNol Tam
many Hal. 30 to Airplant 40 to Poverty hutuhiA
paid $T1.25. S3305. s177h
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Secretary Fellows OF tho Coney Island Jockey
Club announces that Loantaka was declared
out OF tho Suburban on May 80.
r. f. Smith.-Churchill Clark did not run in
race at Gutenberg on Fob p. 1901. as that
day In the Thomas T. Eagnn Stakes. which he
won with odds of 80 to against him.
HARTFORD. Conn. May 3l.-The Collector of
stallion Perfection, recently imported from
Nova Scotia. on tho ground OF undervaluatIon.
Its value in the customs entry was placed Mt
more.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Nav 31.-James D. Clay md
Mayor b; e. Thomas this fafterno2n shippsd to
three head Of thoroughbred yearlings, the get
OF such famous sires MS imp. King Galop lson
Of Hnlorinl i.ongfellow. Himyar; Hocalic. Jils
johnson. Fellowcruft. Chance. and Bonnie Ban.
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why DON'T YOU TRY THEM 2

Tho marvellous wires OF the Private Racing In.
formation Agency the talk OF the town It is such
refreshing novelty to tho speculative public 10 lind
themselves winners day after day. One trial is all
ask. and you will seek for Inspiration else where
Clients are again asked to show wires to their
friends after racing Terms for last three
days wires this week At Morris Park So and promise
Of nve per cent winnings Same terms for Gloucss-
ter where we know It pretty well all, and doing
some wonderful work. Prospectus showing how money
Is being won by handfuls thu Turf and particulars
of safety plan free. Address the manager. r. o.
box 500. New York city.
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CHICAGO. May 3l.-Six foreign bookmakers
were taken from Garfield Park this afternoon
by the police and locked UP. charged with vio-
lation OF the criminal and municipal statutes
pertaining to tho sale OF foreign pools. The
men under arrest are james Fox. John Loomis.
John Murray.
The Garfield Park Club filed bill in the Cir
Washburne md Chief OF Police McClau9hrey
from Interfering with tho racin business and
from stopping the sale Of pools and bookmak-
ing upon any contests Of speed Of horses. An
injunction has not yet been granted.
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Wheollnx G0aala-

Tho spring bicycle meet OF tho Manhattan Athlot,c
Club scheduled for June has been il be.
ing the intention OF the club 10 make the
Aug. n u great success.
Tho Riverside Wheelmen have decided to hold a hi
cycle tournament at Manhattan held on July y n,
which the fastest amateur riders of the silent steed i'm
America will compete. The prizes to DO awarded viii
is sad Tho full st Of events Is a. follows; One mile
dicap: ontme safety race handicap two.nile safety
race. handicap: sso-yard L. A. ", New York State
one. mil. team race ssoysrd championship race for
o 40 Sen AZ 2, age Shn race
Berlo will meet. ~
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NEW YORK. 4: ST. LOUIS. 3

I'd Crane started in to pitch on Mo md W y,
Efforts. Yesterday afternoon ho resumed his
attempt to dcrciyN tho browns and succnGled
balls. ~ When It became necessary to nut the
ball tho NE aRy ID ssnns
him. and ono Of those was Of the scratch order
Crane was we'll supported both behind the 4at
tho ball in wGy to bring in runs. the result
being u com parGtivsly easy victory; , DWySr
when they Tell upon Him rather hard. Buckley
had u finger ,kn9cked out in the eighth and
SSs sEnH Hsrf e iGsEs' scrcs s
bali. and q wIi piteh: in tIe mn Crane
out. he sont pwyor and Crooks to first on balls.
Thcn Richardson juggled !!arrnl's ,grounder.
and tho nnsss wGro @ WEES" os tri ny t sa s1c
dSrTo an throw "@y 1f% @ rrounder
to rSs sY ew 4c rHs nS aHnhk SIXTH whom
nc tb stea. to G tba an1
.nS s' Gore s" Started with base on bail md
went TO second on Eulcr's sacrifice Iticharl-
sons single irove Gore to tho plate Richard.
Ivons's sacrifice. and scored on wild pitch.
the New FORKS began the eighth Just whore
base. and then Fields 6untel and bent the bali
to first. but Dryers throw. in addition to
20 ws F n TIs ne tr
Murphy died at first Init Crane went to first
on balls, and Cores wo-bagger sent
sSn bapas n na "r the pta e Fuller stos
second and also third. Int Lynch said out.
although Pinknoy never touched. Shorty
Richardson went to first On balls but Lyons
brought the fun to n close with II fly to Werden:
The browns made spurt In the ninth and
got n run on n base On balls. Dwyer's single. q
steal. and n sacrifice. Then the Browns and
their indigo-col orcI uniforms drifted out of
the Polo grounds
Glasscock and Lynch Ind several interesting
encounters. Black Jack while waiting his
turn ut bat. insisted on standing close to tho
plate and indulgni, in renai ks calculated to
confuse the Newiork catcher Lynch mado him
retire to the lcnch tire" times. In tho ninth in
ming. while tho Browns were being put out,
Glnsscock. bat bag in hand. stood near tho
twonty- nve-ccnt s"ata waiting for the last man
togo out Lynch WAS hit on he arm with foul
tip. and as tho umpire writhed in pain Glass
cock vel led in ieering tones: "Chcer up,
Lynch; cheer up" The score:
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Maahattans Via at Lacrosse,

The lacrosse team of the Manhattan Athletic Club
club crossed scks on tho lsters grounds Philads
phia on Monday The game wa. an interesting exhIb
ton ughOut and although the sw inning Climb boy
Tut pp strong game they were unable score against
The bali faced at o'clock. and after I've minutes'
sharp play tho nrst goal was thrown by W King and
was quickly followed by two more. both thrown by
bennett In the second half King. iiAon and Baum
each scored goal making the final score to in ia.
I2r The Manhattans ths PLAYING Of Anderson. Ben.
and Peters showed up well for the swimming Club.
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"p1I x1SIsn IT IN -FOUR ROUNDS"
That was the Herssrk Tysat tsisvinl Made
Before Meeting Jackson.


LONDON. May 3l.-After MS hRht WIN JACK
son last night. SHAWN was pu. W 'eo"' '"o
National sporting Ciup. nun no'r ue.oro
| ho entered the ring no saiu TO ,'oN roPor'er'
Il am In better condition imam ever was ne
| fore. IL do not win II VIII De y eoause JACK
son is n better man. inc noS' n,ofn,ht he
said that ne was perfectly sa'sue't ''.o, no ','u
been fairly bcaten. 40 lei. az @ ".vN ~
| his homo In Putney wnere no VIII io'eN' I'll"
best OF attention from ms whe'
or course the event OF ias' r'sn' cnans"s
slavin's career. beiors Tue uS"" no e,ro" u.
vac nenu y, "'S ~, u,"ss y, - IJo cow. ;rt,
tho ring last night confident of victory. lie
said: Il am going to finish this righ. in four
rounds"
jackson. being asked how he felt about the
ing to do my best"
best I, that ss stood ..n S n" . Ens s SS
as weasel out no tSo nors % tho
@ s,n h.d at his s 'SSrGa oa nr
knocked os him a out. But Jackson iueked with
the adreitness Of feather weight. and when
siAvn aimed any Of his deadly ~, stomach ,,,,t,
OF a cat. As j. Franklin Browne OF the Cnlifor-
Athletic Club ,sa before The ; ass,~. LACK 4.
son has advantage because he
slavins successes s, have always been won
through his terrific blows Just belowtho heart.
covered with his right, and wbenover Slavin
made al rush jumped away as IL he wcro moved
by springs. and always countered before savin
'. w. ~. Wv -, =. ., 49,
efforts Jackson COOS to 6 Derry tom On
VIII haroiy leave MS mousse iof S'''fa' o"'S'
JOY IN , San r, CISCO, 49,,
talked about last night In San Iran N Sss
Jackson Tho eoored colony started ted IN TO eel;
night, with the result that AT tno rance nna
the guests Ola not ger ihucn a.tehtl"n 10
May: IeW iong-htaadru vas Spo mr,,a n" thet
despite mIi uniform osg.oses sr Him IRE ERE
The e back Sb cd him for eveTy cent they had. and
their "Is confidence was well rewarded, Nose
SS IsS ve 4hn cable e pas%a
Winn mir ri' are set down at ~ 900.
Bn Masor connty also Backed Peter HEAVILY and
| Won Il StIW iitogethor about $4,000 was in
tie POOL rooms and about 100000 in private
bets. Goddard lost 5000 on slavin., and all the
Wiffe eb.sIi ' nea PaddY RYAN backed the
wrong man. They we're ali deceived
%as tar en he w ne%
condition; PIT the srGTts reiusSH v 70 b"leye
VINE aru co nna as master OF ceremonies nj
ha teifopn io Gb as and Who Know Ja"sson
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somo Games on Monday.

At Arlington-A. NJ. Beecher. Schenck l. Co. 8: Ham.
lins. =. H.. Beecher schenck Co. TO- Excelsiors.
stephen's,4 .
p M Atiantas. Ia: Woodbridge F. c.. 3.
Al Tottenv,le-A ~. Inyincibles, Is: Alerts. D.
r. NJ. Invinc bles. :. Alerts. ];
Al Hrookiyn-Nassau.l 3: Hickory.
A. Pro.pect Parks. Michel sobel, 20: Henry New.
man 4 Co. !.
Al Atlsntic Park-CIovcrs. o: Merry Monices. 7.
Al Hoboken-Jerseys. II: Leos. 2.
Al Orhnse-Oran2e. q Monitors. Q.
AT Fort IiaIniiton-ioung Mems League 10: College
OF Pharmacy. II.
At Cutler 'Gronnds-A. N. Adonis. 7; Firssidea g.
r. NJ. Adonis. -: Elites 10
At West Borgen-Sumner. g; Bergen, 10
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The Winner. ut Gloucester.

GioucEs1ER May 3l.-To.day's races resulted as fol-
lows:
. First Race-Four and a half furlongs Van S. nrst
Unday second. Ecstasy third. Time. O:btA
Second Race-SiX and quarter furongs. Knapp
first, smugger second. Forest third, Time. IAN.
Third kace-four and half furOnRs RialtS nrst
Fearless second. Lebanon third. Time. O;5eA
nrs, I'd McGnnis second Top sawyer third Time OF
ft!! RacsmThTee quarters OF mile; rsn1ance hrst
Sixth Racs-four and half furlongs. Objection frst
jim Clare second. Troublesome third. Time. o:5Ik.
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LONDON. May 31.-The EPSON meeting be-
gan to-day. The race for the Woodcote Stakes
OF one thousand sovereiRns for two-yenr- olds
resulted in dead heat between Baron de Roths-
child's black or brown colt lie Nicham and Col.
North's chestnut colt Quickly Wise. Baron de
Hirschs brown colt Gamboge was third
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BLACxBURNk,s SECOND DEFEAE
The British Champion OutplayeA In the
Fourth Game.

Fourth Game.
LONDON. May 31.-Laskep on his turn to
move opened with ]. POI. which Black burne
adopted against him yesterday. The German
master. who knows how to handle close games.
obtained q superiority OF position In the mid
die game. after which Black burne was never
In 1t. Lasker never gave his opponent the
pressed his attack with great energy. Black
burne stubbornly deferred defeat III the fifieth
move. whom he had to succumb to the supe-
riority OF adverse forces. The score is now as
follows:
NJ .'.'...''..'''..':,
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IIOGA.
A Dog Race Went by nef.ult.

Tho Running race between Thomas Clark's dog Blair
Atho and James pougasss Firenzi which was to nave
taken place In West Chester Decoration Day for $500
and the dog running championship of America wonnd
up In dispute Clark had no slipper" and. further
more claimed that the track was Short Douglass
Then Douglass took = hand II, wanted she $40 paid
wanted TO wait until the run. The referee
cided that Firepxe won the stakes
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p,, Il rt!sSqigh Let, on sa.ssDssitlmor.. Il
IntsbplRh. 10 First base balls--OG Buffinton 4:
a. Nv Sa tn'l ! gu Smith STRUCK ont-hy Rufhien
gan tses!eE. Tw@bsse hits-s lussrt shade sac
Tinee hits-weleh ~ Corkhin. Whistler stolen base
Yen hahr.h Double plAys-Shoch Pickett, and
MMi s;T shusar aad ss,klsy a., by Pitched ball
Mack. s. CmRrc-Maoullar. Time: hours
sosIoS .: cLEvEJAsp.l.
BuSrox. May ~ The Bossons wsa again from the
Spiders IN another close gains W NJnh peither aide
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LyAGus AND AsERcAS AnocrAr1oA
New York va Pittsburgh at the Polo grounds.
Brooklyn vs. Louisville at Eastern Park.
Washington vs. Cleveland At Washington.
Baltimore vs. Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Philadelphia vs. Chicago at Philadelphia.
Boston VS.. St. Louis at Boston.
OTHER CANES.
Staten Island A. C. vs.. Flushings at West Brighton
Harvard VS.. Wesley yam At Cambridge.
Maphattan A. c. VS.. Mercurys at Manhattan Field.
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Earned runs-!rooa'yn. =. First base by errors
Sncinmn,i, = Brooklyn. J. LEI on oa,e:s.Rrookyn;
puryra.; slrncL out-By fouu. =. Tw",hase hits
Pnrns. Nronth-rs. nNcili. Holiday Sacrifice h'ts-
I'm ng II" ri,ys-Sinth Mrrhcc; ara vaughn: Iolli.
Iny and Mnrrh, Wild pi,chCs-Duryca Umpire
Shcri.Ah, llme-l ~. AT, ndancc-l .56i.
CHICAGO, IL: WARRINGTON I.
Wtfr's"rn>. May al.-Aiih"ugh an insree ton Of the
WAk'ngt0ns !nitv, lnai record would make II appear
that t"y pin ed good Inst Capt Ansoii and
HI 'ois day, the rversr is the They p.n, oil
very p,nriy adi battrd usually after two men we're
oNt, aud made errors which wcro worry damaging. Al.
tendance l.2NO The scOrGt
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CONWAY IN STRAIGHT HEATS
COL NJ H. HEF1's TRoTTER DEFEAT
INSTANT AND A GOOD FIELD.

Two Favorites Beaten at Fleetwood Yes.
terdsy-Taree Horses Lower Their Roc.
ords-A Triple hin for This Afternoon
Though the conditions for fast work Mt Fleet
wood were much more favorable yesterday
the fields were by no means so closely matched
and as result the character OF tho con-
tests was far below that Of Monday.
There was newcomer to the 2:30 list,
brought out by the slower class. in which
the local trotter. r. c.. bore of tho
honors and the lions share OF tho purse. so
that as John Rudd OF the Executive Committee
expressed IT, Fleetwood is not whitewashed
after all" The meeting between Conway and
Instant from which a good race was expected
was a'complete disappointment.as the mare did
not Like the down grade. and got away 80 badly
that there was no chance to m easure the limit
In the lead. and did not seem to he extended at
ines ali Of whom made an imErove see pe on
previous records. but the official timers were
either affected by the high Temperature or will
occasions there was marked discrepancy be-.
dozen eo@pStent @ea en0 fs slas
s'SI ba n' gdn SSepd and peat ohofs
NE 2sx Bp the sars, b %,as out ft" Ws9e
~ 5.ao This would have Kept tho trotter IN
third heat being. announced Is 2:2S'.. though
many made It below 2:2S. and Conways first
by careful spectators with split second watches
m as .an for
and can come as noar to the seconds
as those selected by the judges The
s Giant 1saTs %nf ono E * colossal g. E! o
tor stands nearly an inch over six feet. 80 That
the statement made by President Delnvergne.
the way va l. 4: Hurd he Fleetwood trainor.
tall man. tho two made what Sam Mcmillan mp
rropriately called "A big hitch.' After Jogging
in I:i4i;. the second Quarter in $1S seconds.
condition OF tho roads that have 10 be used
Just now TO roach tho park. and Alexander
that when his buggy broke
bridge there was not policeman near to help
him. Fortunately his trotter Prince Albert is
as sensible as he is speedy. 30 nothing serious
resulted
When the 2:35 class was called to open the
field Of seven. at $50 to $50 for the rest r. G.
got of in front for the first heat, but Ranger
overhauled him and got home lust IN time to
q son OF Starlight. A. b. Darlings favorite
stallion. was sent or on q pace. and he did 1T
tie .trotsinT In the mile. Hanger brought
8 to 2 before the second heat. but
Ray1s at% nm t. the so + roSF ard
From there Il. c. had tho best of 1t. and. slowing
up on the stretch. had enough margin to lead
Daylight to the wire. the time being given a
was nothing TO stop II. c. in his march to
victory after that. and two more heats gave
him tho race. Summary:
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PRoytprScY, I; iNowS, o.

PROVIDENCE. I; I'NowS. o.
PRovIprScr, May 3l.-Thc Providence Grays OF tho
Eastern Ieagu. played exhibition this after
noon with the Brown University team and tho
score of too The defeat Of the college boys due
largely to two bad the second tuning. For
rest OF the game the college boys played ball we'll
I he prof
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Emperor VILLA M. zach. Wins.

LONDON. May 3l.-The tide OF victory to-day
turned In favor Of the German Emperor's yacht
Meteor. formerly the Thistle. She boat Mr..
Hprviph
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Earned runs-New York. 4. First base by errors
f orH i iGH 5..s s on on Crane
OF pwyers s!rucs on,-By rrsn en-; :: by nwlye5, I!
e. nlr" i rnens scsn oP ra.
Richardson O.. Wild pitches-Dwyer (2> Passed ball
buckley. Cmpire-Lynch. Time-2 hours.
BROOKLYN. Z: CINCINNATI. !.
The Brooklyns. In their preliminary work at
Eastern Park Yesterday afternoon. showed
ycrc opinions expressed In the players hear
Ing at, er the two defeats on Decoration Day.
Also during the game they PLAYED with greater
dash and spirit, While here were not so many
preceding contests. Besides. they made some
effort TO get around tho bases. The third In
ming gave Umpire Sheridan an opportunity to
sHuelch Burns. Joyce was coaching at first
and Hprns went to him shSrdnn
him SO for tho net. hut Joyce retired aud
Tommy had tho whole limo to himself.
Ward went first to the bat and REACHED first
fitch sent him to third. whiie Ward. by squirt:
Ing. crossed the plate. A hit by Burns enabled
l!routhers t.. get home. For four innings the
Brooklyns did not score. Then Burns com
Griffin SACRIFICED. On Erien's single Burns
scored. by Wards single n base on balls.
Wards steal. and n hit for two bases by
Brouthers. and Burnss, single added to
hold in the next Inning. Tho last run was
made ON force hit by Joyce and another
eing.e Burns.
Inc Gnsinnatis woro only able to get four
my service to them. II was In the eighth
inning. M"Phec went to FIRST on balls. but was
forced ont at second on Lntham's sharp ono to
C Gre r. ":o, Ward ;nm n nNes hummer s
drowning cams TO til" rescue with the single
which scnt Latham homo. Tho score:
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TILE EAST HAD AN. INNING.
"~'or 90 -. ,o,,s u,sr
CHICAGO THE ONLY VICTOR SooS VEST
~ I, BIYY TEAM.

Tb. Nav York. heat the Brow ee sns the
Rroo,,,.. Tbra-hed tso G. sc,"naM.-
Hai,,n,ore. rbi,adeipbin. and H. ~t"n VIA
Brooklyn and baltimore wore the o, Wv teams
.b,o to rc,n,iato for the double drhh pings OF
Docoro,ion Dny. louisville. Cicvelai u. and
washington meckly suffered thirdl dose
Jndrine from the way in which Arson ~ chas-
Ing tho Bostons. thero IL apt to be som nun
before the close OF tho flrst series Tho! scores
OF yesterdays games we've AZ follows:
New York. 81 ST. Louis. 4
BROOKLYN {; Cincinnati. l.
chicago II: washngt,n.t
Baltimore. =: rit;sLHrfh.
Boston, :; cieveiSpd. I.
Philadelphia. u Louis vale l.
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Western League.
Othcr Cannes.

At Mobile-Mobile, =: Chattanooga. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, Z: Macon, 8.
MemDhia-Rain.
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ksrned rnn'IIoni.yille !; ph,Isde'Ehia ., FiIs,
bs;e'-i.nG,svll!e =! philadelphia. First base on
hnlls-of Espcr = OF stratton. j. struck ont-By
base hits Delchanty, Grim: Twobnsc iht.Delehan'y
sacrifice hisIennings. Allen Cross ~ Double plays
-Iniman. Allen md Conner CO. Esper Clements. AMI
connor. liit by PITCHED ball-By stratt"n. l. Umpire
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The Toga Club OF Philadelphia brought their New
York visit to close yesterday by defeating the team
of the Ne W Jersey 4. c. at bergen Point Their Hall
fax cup prospects arc bght by their
dual Victory staten Island AMI New Jersey and
they hone 20 take good position In this years
cnuleAIA. Tho score: -
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U VI " ]
-.E~rn.d rUns-Washngton =; Chicago \ Two-,,ase
hits-,Anson cannLan Richardson. n.hlcn Cooney.
nvy: ~ harlson, Dowd and Iarkin; Canavan AMI An.
son. First base on ha.ls-on GlmLcIt .: on FOrman
L:n On masssswa. "a. q cNcngo I struck OUT
Dsien. 'snrriics hirs--honovan, LarlirL Ryan Coo.
nry. 1ime-I ~. lmpre-Emslie.
BALTInoRK. I: rrrshuRGU, 3.
BALusoRr. May 3L--Thc Baltimore team returned
FROM Pittsburgh this morning and defeated the smoky
C!iy bays this afternoon By timely stick work. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
ENTRIES FOR MORRIS PARK
Tho Long Island LLEht-weiGht Hn ndicsp
TO be Decided To-day.

10 he Decided To-day.
Tho entries for Morris Park to-day promise
good sport. tho Long Island Handicap having
some fair horses. including Raceland. aussell.
and Maidstone engaged. Thistrio should have
the finish to themselves. Raindrop and Mem
dacity should be worthy OF support In tho open
Ing dash for two-year- old nllies. and Bellevue
and Gettysburg may do to support In the sec
ond Beau Brummel aud st. Hubert should
run we'll in the third. while Milt Young and
Castaway H. should 80 we'll in the NTH Prince
George and I.awless seem TO outclass their OBJ
ponents in tho sixth.
This is the programme In full:
Firs. Race-A sweepstnkes OF $40 ench: for twoyear