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The RECORD,

NEW YORK. 3: BALTIMORE, ].
There were less than 200 persons at tho Polo
grounds yesterday. aud n drilling rain fell
throughout the game Yet the New loris and
Batimores played n game that would have SGT
q big crowd to cheering. The Baltimores for
. time played tho same snappy game as that
Of Wednesday. but finally they weakened. and
at the time Umpire Gairncy called tho game.
n tho first half OF tho ninth. the New Yorks
had scored three runs. there wcro two men
ont and a man on ilir,i. Had the Ealtimorcs
would have been G,or to J. as tho OrioIe hit
tors could do nothing with the curves OF Sill
vsry-hendcd King. Van llatron only was
ablc to hit and there was no ono 10 help him
along.
with good effect Every time the first man at
bat reached first n rlano-convox bnt was hand
ell to the noxt batter, with request to put the
the rest of the sluggcrs were tapping the ball
for groundcrs hat made no end Of trouble for
the Orlole Holders and invariably advanced
Cobb was very effective for five innings. md
4 began to look much like another to affair.
VIII boyle out a Rns hi to shnds and Ha the
over third that hindle ncecrted Ta iie wnit-
81 disGE[esiy ma ran to ilrst on fonr balls
shoch " oS Kn "Sa H' have ssorsd but %
cGns to third; Lyons was, sent to first on
.@, y,i iorci1E King homHi oEo"rkes ground
In the sixth. with Richardson cut. Bassett
went to first on balls and Boyle hit to right for
two bases. liassett being held at third. King
hit to right for Il base and two runs came in.
Cor" hit safely, Fuller sent fly to Cobb. and |
Ewing forced Gore at second.
Tho New Works had scored three runs in the |
first halt of tho ninth. Richardson was on |
third. and two men wore out when Gaifncy |
called tn" Ganlc owing TO tho increasing rain. |
Living opened with n single. and Lyons's |
Eroundcr 10 Cobb should have nut Ewing out |
At second. but Pickett mufIcd. O'Rourke
hunted and beat the ball to first With the |
bnsos:u RichardsonIh lit to Shindlo. who throw
Wi'to the plntc. and two runs were scored
lnssctt's nv was taken by Whistler. Boyle
hit hard to right. Pickett making a fine stop
and running. across first ahead Of the hitter
q, Rourk scored and Richardson was at third
when game was called.
. Tn" l;atinorcs made their solitary run in
tho lifth in II peculiar manner With two out. |
Van llRtren hit hard liner to right centre. |
Both Cora and richardson ran for It. Gore
got to it first but his feet got in tho way. and
he kicked tn" ball so far into centre field that
Van IS credited with II homo run Tho well, |
well. well ~ man was in tho vicinity OF tho |
grounds to-day. First ho got up on tho bluff
back OF the grand stand and howled. but his
voice sounded like the wall of q lost spirit. |
Then ho mounted the elevated railway plat
form and shrickcd. but his voice wouldn't
carry. 1t sounded like an echo Disguised. |
he wandered around tho fence and hunted for
u knnthoe. Again ho failed, and faded from
in 'Nn
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News from the Horse World.
7. J. R.-About $4,000.

- ~ ~ h'oH' Sio'ouo.
set of racing harness, trimmed with alumni.
mum. Is being made for AXtclL The whole sat
VIII weigh but 1--we pounds.
The llly Belle Archer. 2:15l. that last year
downed LnuStius. DR.. Sparks. and others is
reported to be In, splendid condition. aud
working more kindly than last year.
Tho stallion Hambleton. 2:2Dti, by FlorjIo.
that was purchased by Prince Smith for ST 900
and taken to Vienna. has bcen sold to v Brpdu
Of Italy. N"
Stakeholder EliZabethport BY under sad
dle' we take It yoS meanat the running gait.
was made by Mr. j. i. Haggin's mare TirenHs
at Sheepshcad Bay. juno 20. 1890.
The y,earline colt. by imn Darebin. that has
to Charles Fair Of San Francisco Tor S.;.ooU
md tho two.year-old nlly Princess. by imp.
Chnyiot. for $4,000. Princess recently vent n
up. which Is Thought to DC the best trial ever
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The Winners at Gioucest..

,irorCrsTrr May lo--Frst Racr-Flve.eig hths Of a
Time. :Odit. 'e " ''
second Race -lIalr mile. Delinlo FIRST Return sec
oni. Karl Il third, Time q. ~. Nv
Ed Mciiinnis third. Time, :4s. '''
Fourth Racr-Stx and n hair furlongs. Helmet first
Jrrrry second Barthena third Time ,27Lp '
I1fth incc-Fiv--rglihs Of mile. Flattery first In.
no, ation second, Eatter third. Time, .o4s4 -
SiNlh Race Seven e!ghths Of q mile Maggie n rrst
PLiiaiidcr second. Bonnie $. third Time, 3Jie '
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shooting for Big Purses mt Washington.

wasniSGroS May 10-Nearly half hundred shooters
visited the Ivy Cy grounds yesterday to shoot for the
b. purses put mp by the Capital City Gun Club Among
he newcomers were Milton +. Lindsey OF looolen,
Harry Thurman OF Germantown. Philadelphia: Il H..
bond Of Jessups. Md and Prof sousa. leader OF the
United States Marine band.
The average moneys were as follows Expert class
First, W Hobart. New York, n5. second william
Wagner. Washington. p3.5: third. Paul North. Cleve
land o. Sa.7 Amateur cinss-first. Harry llnprrrs
Jr Washington. ~: second. H. Hunter, Washington
OBS, third. Charles Smith, Painneld. n j. and W. H.
fieles. Christiana. Pa. SOL
To-day was the tinn day OF the CanitntC,y Gun Cinb
previous days. The morning was marked by frequent
and heavy showers. and the shooting was delayed in
consequence About O'Clock the clouds passed by and
the rest OF the day was clear and cool The regular
comprised only four events Int these were
productive OF good scores. The main event was the
for which three teams entered The result OF the
race victory for No. team OF Capital CITY Gun
Club by score of 1888 breaks out OF possible 100
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Johnston WIN Train at Con,y I.Ipna

Fred Johnston. tho English boxer. and his trainer
Ben Rowland. went In search of training quarters at
Coney Island yesterday and decided to put up at stu
benbords Hotel which Is close by the Coney Island A.
T. mouse ana Will enable Johnston do hi inside work
a. that ciuo house Johnston began light work yester
probably be changed from June ls. Tho oreigners
nave asked Tor delay and the club Is inclined to nc.
Ptons MANAGE, yesterday tslssraphed that lie would
details II looks as though the contest will take place
at least week later than the day originally set.
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GOOD PLAY IN THE RAIN.
THE NET YORRs TAKE A FINE CINE
ERON BfITTTORE,

Aud tho Hrookiyn- Give tho Champions
Another Setback Louisville Bcnte ~.
p.ouis. nna Ptusbnrgh Wins from Cinein-
matthew York and brooklyn To-day.
Tho good work Of tho New York team In
winning six Of the last seven games played
has lifted them up into seventh place. and SO
close arc they to tho leaders that another good
squirt will put tho New Yorks in q position to
make u bid for tho lead. Brooklyn has won
but two games moro than Now York. and n
couple OF victories over Wards men would
make n change in tho situation. Nine teams
arc making beautiful race. and 10 Boston
gets few more sctbncks matters will be quite
problcmGticaL Yesterdays games resulted as
follows:
New York. 3; Baltimore. /.
Brooklyn. q: Boston. )
Louisville. z: st. Louis. s.
Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati. l.
At Chicago-Rain.
At lhiladclphia-Rai
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Now for the Ola nh.

The New for.s have always been successful when
they have met Brooklyn the latters home grounds
No matter how good the Brooklyn had been playing in
brooklyn they usually snccuInb TO the Sew Yorks Mard
II authority for the statement that the Brook will
~ murder the New iorss and bury them out of sight"
lie salu this AS long ago ms the hrst April when lie
was still south His statement has been strengthened
ny me brooklyns good showing ia the present ham.
pionshlp series.
The New forks on the other hand. especially desire
to annihilate Ward and Wards men. A great many
persons IN this city think they do IT, AZ any rate
they VIII 60 over To Eastern Park this afternoon snp
port their team The game promises tn be
Marn Rusie and Foutz wiitbe the opporiny Tiriers
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PAT c4HnL AFTER JOHNNY REAGAN,
And Reagan Says He IL Ready-The Coaey
Island Clubs Offer.


Pat Cahill. who has held the title OF amateur middle
weight champion boxer OF America for long and
who recently included in the list of Father Bill
Curtis's 800" has como out a. a professional. IIe
makes the announcements through the form of a chal
enge to Johnny Reagan, the welLknown boxer OF the
Seventh ward this city.
Yesterday afternoon Pete Mccoy. who has been max.
ing Cahills establishment in Jersey City his headQuar
tiers for time. to the Tnrnei Of.
nee and stated that Pat wanted 20 with Reagan at
A. e. would offer purse for such = match and Sun
reporter went downto ReAgans saloon at Cherry and
G6uverneur streets to ind ont the New Yorke was
willing. Johnny heard the proposition and promptly
replied: Il AIN willing to fight any man at l46 pounds
under Qu-ensberry rules and don't except Mr. Cahiii
though he has such n reputation AZ = knock OF
amateurs Tne offer IS entirely satisfactory TO me II
the club will Rivo "A big saougn purse and the
contest is not to come off before the middle of July"
will he at the NUau',a Ssrs office Tuesday xt to
formally arrange matters. hope. however. that the
Jerseymans friends will be prepared make bet on
the outside. say $1,000
Last evening THE suN reporter learned that the Coney
Island Club won!d offer 500 purse for this
that tho latter part Of July would suit the
ton and that Cahill would omm odate Reagan with
= bet Of 81 600.
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Can Billiard. Il. Played on Horseback,

An astonishing billiard paragraph has found its way
into print in the West 1t reports that billiards on
horseback has become the curious within OF the hour in
vienna, and adds
The table WAS SET up in riding school, and a carrom
game OF nifty up was played. There IL All obvious DIM
Guilty IN managing a cue and pony NJ the same time
b, me difncuty appears. was surm0nnted in TWEEN
ty,nre minutes"
Mat Humphreys echoed the popular feeling in Gotham
DiHiard circles when he said yesterday That ganin
xpA N
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King. County Gun Club.

Only eight members turned ont on Wednesday at Dex
ter Park for the monthly shoot OF the Kings County
Gun Club. Each member shot at twenty blue rocks
right and left angles. J. Beber won tho medal. with
the OF "A: the other were: G. Detof. 10:
j. Link. IL; Keller. 81 j. Zerkel, :; J. Lnstedt. Z: c.
Rehm. !: j. Theel a. In the sweepstake shoots that
followed the were First Sweepstake-Six blue
rocks each; !. Link .: J. Beber @. GreAvle; 4: J.
6; J. Link. =: J. Linstedt. s. Third swe.pstake-J.
Link. 8. j. Beber 81 Greenvile. 4; J. Keller. 3: g.
Dethor. g. Fourth Sweepstake-C. Dethlotf. 8: q.
Greenvilc. 6; j. Link. 4: J. Lerkel, 9.
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Cornell Athletes ON III. Field

IrnAcA. May 1s.-Cornell Athletic Club held scratch
games today for tho men training for the intercol
legiate team. Only track events contested The
were broken. Tho results:
One. hundred .yard Dash-FW. Raine, R. g. 10 q SEQ
onds (record).
TWO hundred and.twenty.yard Dash-F W. Raine. r.
g.. 20 IL seconds ~
Four undred andf orty.yard Dash-c q. Shaw. "a.
Nile Run-p knight, '92. 4 minutes 5oI4 seconds
(rscOrd). -
seconds (recordl. -"
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The Imery-FasIe Sale.

CLEVELAND. May 1o-The most important
sales mt tho Emory-FasiG auction to-day were
as follows:
Julia IL. by Monaco; H. j. Mornngstar CLEVELAND s7,o
branniia by Brown wilkes: Z. l. Warner. ulcvc. -.
Sister 'lucen by Bonnie Wilkes; ". Stewart Wash.
mgt"n y Co., .,,.,., t?5
Chimes T.. By Chimes; Thomas Taylor Toronto
Lucy Page by Rex li!atoga: X. II. barnett, Ak.
ron. Y. =. rr5
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A POINT TO REMEMBER.

snext weeks telegraph list OF the Racing Private
Informal lon Agency WIN be oven heavier than tis II
Is particularly requested that all who intend to take
wires the second days OF the HroOklyn meet,
VII kindly send IN their orders as early possible
tpAtch or wires Terms as usual $40 for six days
messages Prospectus shaving how money 10 daily
beng won wholesale by those in the know port
free Address the manager. T. y. box 1906. New York
cry.
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aoto Canvass. 30 to Poor Jonathan. Mutuals paid
$3.50, S2S 81. 90.
THF SIXTH RACE.


Heavyweight handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each
with 81. 900 added; three quarters OF mile.
p.i. nwysr sons b zofling 8. by Zorilla-Cicely
N. +. Dryers CHI C. Arpant, q los tI.ambly)...". 2
W H. jennings b. G. Great Guns, 4, ITO (McCartby)
Ccrebus and Emblem also ran
Time. 10<
Bettng-Eight to against Airplant, 3 to Zorng,
to Cerebus, to Emblem, O to 1 Great Guns. MI.
tuas paid SIS 80, $3.50, $3.50
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the most exciting that hiss been played here this Sea-

Earned runs-Pittsburgh. 2. Two base hlts-Swart.
wood. lialligan Three6ase hts--rarreu, smith uin.
cipnatD. Stolen bases-Brcley Latham Holiday Sac.
rihre hits-Rierbauer BALDWIN Mtfhee, O'Seill First
base on errOrs-rittsbnrgh. o. CinciDna3 First base
a.si.tsdN Latham Mnssslsiedl Mernee. smi.n and
rel Baldwin (2D. O'Sel Holiday. Hit by pitched ball
Farrell Lett on bnses-PrtsburRh y; Cincinnati U.
Tme-one hour and forty minutes. Cupiro-llurst.
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~ U U y U U U U-V
stolen bases-Hallowel. Prothinrham, Judd. Nc.
Kcever. Hickey. First base on balis-Frothinshan.
.Tnrsnnrvstd, Z Left on basesniisrvsrd !; Milford.
2 struck outlook. Dickinson: Cobb. Judd Wiss 80,
OConnor. Mcmahon. Hickey. kiley. HIT by pitched
bal! -Mckeever. Time-1:28. tmpires-Mullen aud
Gardner.
DARTMOUTH. @: AMHERST. 1.
AMHERST. May 1a.-Dartmouth won another game
from Amherst this afternoon by her superb batting.
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Three base ht-Eaton. Stolen bases-Buristte ~.
Tuxbury OConnor. Griffin. Allen, Stearns Lands.
sacrit.s h,t.oConnor First base on haIls,-,iritn.
Griffin l., Ranney Joyce Clagsett. Cheney a. Allen
t?,, sullivan a. Taylor. Gould CD Brown. Double
pays-Ranney and Griffin: Cheney sullivan, and Allen.
Passed ballsIRanney. /: Allen. =. wild pches-colby,
q Hit by pitched Dall-Tuxbury. Hunt. Time-1 400.
umplre-Toin Bond.
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Earnea runsmBrooStyn, 3; boston 7 First base by
base hi'-Iiart Sacrifice hits-loyCc Bronthers Quinn
sto!ea .bases-loyc", Long Quinn. Bases on Nals-Of
{; by s'iys,s p@noIe nlays-M i!ren and ,"rc.ra1;
Tucker. Left on basrs-Br0oklyn I. Boston .. Passed
ball-,Bcnnei. Wild ptchcs-llailocA, =. Tnie-l 81.
lmpire-Mahoney Atcndance-,s3
LouINILiE !; ST. Louis >.
LotsrILIB May lD-lt was more luck than ANYTHING
else that Won the game for ts Colonies to-day. which
local enthusiasts attribute to he release OF the clubs
Jonah, Pete Browning. The score:
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Trott,ns Po.tponea At Point Br.....

fHhADtLrniA. May la-Tbis was of day for the
harness racers. tho steady downpour OF rain making
necessary TO postpone the three races arranged for
ms afternoon ~ Point Breeze, These will be taken up
urdsy. " ' " '''
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sportsman's Goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$50 Safcties for 800.
$50 Safeties for. S1S.

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Farll"s, cushion tire convertible for ladies
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have ais" purchased the entire stock Ot boys solid ts
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EarnSa rpns.L1GlsyiIis ~ Louis l. First base
II n"%s s fTst base on psii.1on M.sEn o: on
Twohase hits-,iiass,ock. GarutheTs Sscrince Iit."
lrown ~ Weaver Jennings. Grim tal Gin,scock Rrp.
die. htricker ca stolen bases M.ekn Sricker
Ic yan%n M Ss double play.n1nyor and Meaei
Passed bals-Gfm, .. pmpire-Lmsiie. Time-a:Oo
PITTSBURGH. .: CiSciSSAn.I
FuissuRGH. May l9-To.day's game here was one of
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Nrw HIvFH, May l"-Yae freshmen athletes have
been trembling in their boots for the past few day.
The faculty has been its dignity over the crrlra
ton which took place Saturday night last af or The
victory OF the freshmen ut Cambridge. A. rst IN"
Iaculty sal thht there wound b. more fire. mon
athletic contests this year and that the OF thn
freshmen bali games aud neshIAcn boat rae" with
Harvard shonlu he Cancelled. IIr rhCt wns prr,Ty
severe one. ana Tor The days the
the different teams have been heir
the stern tribunal OF thu UNIVERSITY hggng mercy
The result has been Nh the faculty has ntri
allow tbs freshmen to play the arNarl iI"t hcH bat
has not Vet whether the class would be .lluWrl TO
enter iniu any other c,nicss.
The general impression IL TIA; the faculty wil cou.
sent 10 allow the freshmen IL 40 with '.rlT games
but ihA numhcr ut men IN The ClHss VIII he held
responsible FOR an! irl"r disturbance that orcur
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WESLEYAN, y; FofDHiu.s.
MinpiFrows. May 1a-wesleyan defeated Fordham
this afternoon in OF the most exciting games ever
pla, ed on the Wesleyan campus. 10th teams helded
loosely. but tho that were made only served to
make the game moro uncertain and exciting. Tho
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BINGBAnroS.
Bnghamton ..............O o o 81
Albany. o o y U o . U o.
Base INSTRUMENTATION II; Albany.5 8. Errors-Ring.
halnton. 4: Albany. T. Pitchers-Cosly and Shearer.
AT SYRACUSE.
Syracuse. o o o.
Providence ..............g...O q o o.
Base hits-Syracuse. .: Providence. = Errors-SyrA-
cuse. =; Providence. D. Pitchers-Barr and kilroy
ROCHESTER.
Rochester ..................O . O-S
New Uaven...................1 I o o U o.
Base hits-Rochester .: New Haven, q. Errors
Rochester. q; New Haven. =. Pitchers-Caihan and
Gruber
At Buffalo and Eluira rain. .., ...
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THE SUN TOURNAMENT.
Fuehs ana Ritter win the Series Rolled
Inst Might.

Neither schwacke nor Fuchs could grasp tho wooden
spheres last night owing to sore thumbs The latter by
wearing glove had the better control OF the ball and
won both series The scores:
FIRST sERiss-rRsr G,NN
Fniss 5 5 g iSs II ii III II lSo
strikes-Fuchs. 81 Ritter. !. sparcs-fuchs, d Rit'
ter. 9.
EHGe y . g y q 1l II II Ia ia 7s iia
strikes-fuchs. =; Ritter u. srarcs-ruchs. I; Rr
ter. =
Epsss = 1. 81 15 la IA 1 lG i ls
strikes-fuchs, 81 Ritter 3. sparcs-fuchs g: Eit'
FOURTH CANE
Ritter 81 iG IS 50 liz iaS i4S Ss Isl
sttkes-Fuchs. 4. Ritter. T. spares-Fuchs, 4; Rit
ter. =.
aa & e e 1 3 iss I1s 16 5 1ss 2la
strikes-fuchs. 2: Ritter 4. sparos-fuchs. o; Rit.
SECOND srRns-r,rsr eiNr.
sahSacke 81 y ~ i6G sU ii5 i6d is zoo
strikes-Ritter 3. schwacke. .. spares-Ritter, 3:
Esr 81 g9 IL 49, IL IL ~ H.
strikcs-R,tter. 2: schwacke. .. srares-Ritser. 8;
Schwacke.3
g q i1s IT, iss 1s5 ii
strikes-Ritter. o; Schwnckc, = Spares-Ritter. 81
Schwacke. y.
FOURTH CANE
Ritter.........1o3 80 ~ G3 80 1O3 l22 1870 l4G 1G3
schwacke.......1D; 20 u 81 W ia ~ 142 1b2 ~
Strkes-Ritter. 8; schwacke. 0. Spares-Ritter. 4;
SchwaCke. 4.
FIFTH CANE.
Ritter 20 81 ~ 81 30 10 1oG 1876 lis INA
SChwacke........1S2 ~ AZ 10 80 10 10 $50 l49 IFS
strikes-Eitter. 4; Schwacke 3. Spares-Ritter. 4;
Schwacke. 4.
THIRD srpirs--riRs1 GAME.
Schwacke,......2 20 IS ~ RS S6 ~ ia 1874 154 III
mel Il
strikes-Schwacke. 4: Fuchs 4. spares--Schwake. 4;
Fuchs, b.
rtCoSD CANE.
schwacke. ....... 20 AZ 81 ~ % 115 1913 15o 40
fuchs."........1I ~ A. ~ % lu5 10 135 l5i 1d4
strikes-schwacke, 4: Fuchs. .. Spares-schwacke.
4; tuchs. &
HIND CANE.
Schwacks % "a "a 30 Or 112 l21 1871 l51
Fuchs II ~ 40 10 x. 1O2 1ls 12S las
strikcs-Schwacke. o: Fuchs. 4. Sparss-Schwacks.
8; Fuchs. l.
schwacke..... 10 % ~ b3 w 81 20 JOG 1913 1913
fuchs........... IL 80 81 ~ 100 1913 l3N las 1913
. strikes-schwacke. .: Fuchs. >. spares-Schwacks,
Q; Fuchs. 8.
10 ~ ca GO IS 05 1o4 1913 143 l73
Fuchs 40 " 81 1Oi ia l2+ Ia. 162 $50
, strikes-schwacke, 4; Fuchs 4. Spares-schwacke.
.; Fuchs 4.
TONIGHT.
Thum. wilkens. and Gerdes will compete in THE Sex
tournament series at the Gernania Assembly Room
lie w. tl.n
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Baseball Cares To.day,

NATIONAL LEAGrE AND AxERIcAS ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn vs.. New York, at Eastern Park
Philadelphia vs.. baltimore. ut Philadelphia
Boston We. Washington. at Boston.
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] Base on balis-off Cnrmody. 3; on Frost, 2. Two.
base ht-IIall Threebase hit smith. Bases stolen
Wesleyan. O. FOrdhsm. g. Double pays-Smith and
Leo. lla md Leo Passed balis-sullivan. 4. Wild
pItch-frost. Time-2 hours tmpire-Brady.
HARVARD. 4; MILFORD o.
ClwpKtper, May lq-Ths Harvard Varsity defeated
tho Milfords to-day In "A wel.contested game. Tho
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ON eT'or.Vsw YoTk a,inrI eft n IIs' DasS
Now i"rk u; baltimore, Frs, base bulls--Oif
NM. l.ofi Cobb 4 Struck out--By king 8; by Cobb
J. RDIne run-yan llaitr-n. Two base hit-Boy.
sacrul,. h':-Gorr, nR"urke. King. WEIGH. Wood.
s;oem oasc--Eichards son. Double play-Shoch Prcheu
aud whistler, HIT by rich,d ball-Rull. welch. wild
Li'h-klnv. Passed bals-Eoyle. Umpire-Gaffuey.
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The rour.handcd Poo, Match.

Champion Alfredo de Orc OF Cuba and Chas II Manning
ofNewYork in their practice games at Zahns Academy
ZIG East Fourteenth street. on Wednesday night for
their contest at continuous pool. scored runs OF IL.
Is. 8. IA - r. T.. and 10 balls and Manning made
one run of ~ balls without miss viz. H. Is and
10. The game won by lie orc by score of $50 to
$50. On Monday evening Manning defeated De Orc by
"A score OF 100 to 1ei. Tuesday night Ds ORC beat
Manning BY score of 70 TO l4s THO match will be
played III Tapmany Hall next Thursday Friday, and
SATURDAY eyeIlngs. 1t viii DO 900 balls up contn.
uous, pool play sd ~ Morksof 700 bniis.
De Ora defeated Charles II. Manning in their practice
game last night by score of $50 TO 124. The cham.
pion scored n run of II balls during the play.
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ENTRIES FOR GRAvIsEND TO-DAY
The Maturity Handicap to be Decided This
AfiernOon.

Tho Maturity Handicap is tho only stake race
down on the card for Gravesend this afternoon
but some pretty smart four-year- olds are
named TO start in that event, and thore should
be an exciting contest The rest Of tho pro-
gramme promises interesting sport.
Russell and Picknicker should be in at the
death in the Maturity. unless the Morris colt
has had tho fine edge taken off his speed by
his hard races for the Brooklyn and Brookdale
Handicaps. Fairview Is in light enough to
'cut out the pace for tho tiptoppers again. and
Willie l.. should 20 well ut 1O5 pounds. Fairy
is said to be n greater flly than ever this year.
and Lowlander ran like a real clinker two
days. ago. On the whole tho Maturity should
boz horse race.
The opening event looks like good thing
for Mr.. Dwyer's colt by CharaXus. out OF
1.-THE. and Hiram, may run second. Tom
III. second Banquet should win. the third
with Portchcster SECOND. and Walcott and
should win the sixth in sallop and st. Hubert
may run second
This il Tho nrn0 m m m for 70 day.
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baseball, Eastern Park, & II. NJ, To-day,
FBTo0klyn vs. New York. Admission. 25c and zoe Ex.
Ado. - v -
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Neither schwacke nor Fuchs could grasp tho wooden
spheres last night owing to thumbs The latter by
wearing glove had tho better control OF the bail and
won both series. The scores;