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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

uambieO5 ~ =,
P P5s dnss.3 s;i b9fs ss5, III III al
n MsS" Glenn % g. 'Gas 's'M 19ays'
Mil fio aged 30 ca 100 81
Canary Rd, 3 car a2,G Clark ! S9 %, loo
b"si IT y OF cc "a" Ss S' SCI 30
Muualy-pcrfsrrtlla straight 81 q, place 81 20. one
,wo three si2 o Arnitase place So S one TWO '''ee
Won by head; distance between second ana
third
SECOND RACE-Handicap One mile
c f smhs h. Ca Csn4saera By Kys 1915 IL
~ Rossfss VS. B. c Discount =, ?.
Curl Bros b. h. soundmOre. 5 iS,...,,a t., C.,
s,'1 asSs., afSs 81. :i..as'
Mu,uals-Condelabra straight sieG' place SO S. one
sil 80; soundmorc one two three - :"
Won by a neck; half length between second ana
third
THIRD RACE-For ree-year-olds Selling One mile
W Jennings Dutch skater iG7 Sea5 :, -
Ramapo stables ch f. Antipodc. % car; 60, Az
i PfR i ioa .GeGcd % 8,
La Joya' io'''''''' Time i. a'5 %
Mutua.rgaro sais! 81 40 GI2Se Sc 10 ,S one T%
81 90; %n 'i 1t one. two three $50 %.
Won by two lengths; a length between second and
third.
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-oids; allowances rive
furiongs
b McC1ellands ch. c The comn ,Trr., by ,-s
H RnSrsri dh II oouncr rene
Ks SS stable. rrana. i' po.s;1;a 70, 81
Gennet Edwards los diamii,9n, 20 70
Glen Lilly ballard "a ls-l
Pepper III, '.a;rian'o - -2
d dsSs5, a ,"- i i"'-i
Doiic lll''''''''''' III TUNE .oi Ak
sras6' SO 70 a Gs &C. SIS o. ,% Snc
,So i s,c s. 2 S C9anS two If three 81
Won by length and a half; two 'ngths between sec
ond and third.
FIFTH RACE-special weights Selling One ana one
sixteenth miles the turf
NJ narriGHs eh voii by 5n Ray9D so- =,
j. ' e rsppefs Dr. RIM m, Mss pixie :. lis
Duke Brothers b. wa''erson aged pi H. G.,
,conv,ue ? .)sims, - 6.
Th G%si; g. los .......CRi pogss'nS Il =
S''"''"''0' 'Se', 'TiInel.s .,o :, On. two
s AZ w sss' ' eacs '.5 6n. ,%o three
So 81 Miss Dixie one. two. three si4 80.
No place tickets sold on Miss Dixie
Won by a neck a head between second and third
SIXTH RACE-THE wooDCOCK STAKES. For two
year-ods $3.50 added. Penalties and allowances
one mile the turf.
D a. Boyle,s b Havoc, by Hi 1TornD, IS IL
J. h j. shcrid der 30 B. c Truepcnny, 100 -,
Pueblo Stables CHI C pTio'o 49, Y9Ssm,l;aa; 10, al
Sir Dixon; g. Ioe 'car. o70 SIN. GaT'.,S al
M ApTn rHG' ias 2o-i c-i
MutuaHavoc straight si2 90 place s. 80 ;b Gme s. *
Tire: 50 49, TTGeps 6Igs , 81. TO- 3 ~ one '"'
Won by a length and half neck between seoo"' anu
third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
rEGArrA FOR CABIN cArBoArs.

c. T. Pierce. Charles Olmstead and W. ]. Sell
leck Regatta Committee OF the New-York Yacht
Club have announced that the club will hold .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
TImo 2.l3i.. 2:l2.. 2:i3. 2i4A.. 2:l4r
40 CIAss-TIREf:-Y EAR-OLDS - TROTTING - AD-
VANcEMENT PURSE s2On.

II NJ CTark's en- g. RcibuI. by Rcdfern. dam
Matte H. hy Brown DICK. Jr Curry. .........
W H. Sm,'"S ca. e. ''''''" ..,....."1.,
T. ". pickey's b. G. Limpnero. by Piedmont h' , ,
= HaS l@iilli1 q"
g. " RccI's b. (. Mayhpwer by Young Jim ~
i.-TnHrdJ
William C0Ibus tr C. Burngame. by Guy a.,
wilkes g.. 4. Goldsmith uis
Daniel Mrhoncy's G.. Mickey. 10y Jay bra -,
lknlrrf proctlrI dIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
cIIFFPSUEAD BAY ENTRIES.

r1nsT RAcE-For all ages: 1900 aided. FnfuFl'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

IT T. WUc11's D. IN Fanny wilcox by
Jerome EDDY Dam Eyemori. By Piedmont ,
John Shnngawl :..... -
O. H. h it3 d. III ''''' '".'' ......-,i
Wu,l,r 0,rbftts ~. r.. Orp Wlke@ by sable - = ,
wilkes ~. \. Gilsmiil1. ...... >. 80" :
= Ilile,'s charley G.. iN sam
pursv ! Hcmur"sfI - " '
T. Flerninc'~ ~ g. san Pedro. by Del Sur a.,
dIemnS, .;;,,t. o..,a,. GA a.i,a 2:l4i
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loving y H. % Ja.r.r. h Ranssn ss' dS tS
Pss.Aiei so tn,orSins aud sii.rnoont Yoni.rsY ii q
A, at fOnkers: June 2. Madison A. A.. at Madison \.
IL Wood.tocEs at BsIieviils 4 j. "a Ro..lls Gs!ino
a. koselis \: j.; 30. NJaek A. Al NEaek; July =.
T. sonts Sor~ak 4 t:s. %ood.oeEs al ssii.r,ii. IL n
.. ~ kncksrbocksra at cisstsr y. J II. DA nburyE
z. pasOTry: Conn: q; wiies,' Point 4; 4 Aug rs:
FordhAm Any club wishing to arrange games tor ID .
seo.. open dates or for any saturday IN August or
PsrE. l.s+d Park avenue. New YORK city,
rhs Baseball Conimittss OF the south orange Field
Club hays srrAngsd the following schedule; Nay 2H.
tage club Of Prneston at south orange June Mont.
elAir G. at south Orange; v orAntA field Club at
cEsnfoTd "a. ss cGsniSrd. Is Monte ar al
AontelAIT; July 4. morning. Orange NSlsy Y NJ q. A.
Club al tCsdWsi !. Horrsto~n a O. Al south Orange;
IA MontelAI A q. at south Orange: Aug !, Crawford
6isGs. Ss Ro.s 'iSs. R.. .fS SEPT p y J. ot.nis
fisld club at south Orange; B. Caldwell baseball Club
At South Orange.
The toi!c-inS team Sn .sp,s..as st. Jerome. "
base; Russell. third base huleAhey short stop: Capt
Beam. Gsn: sn nsa; suTy 5.h, nsi s,On ;t ,a
~; u .s 1Sn. i :: OS" @ h.alU,s , s.
q s:i!ss: and : q. SSSs: NAY SO Upia:'I 5.n.
iIoi;o Ao'.;S Ess.sS' W. We, f:.a: ie Ss.s: e
July !. Maroon n @. STEina.brldgs: a. st rhSm::
Lycsam, AZ homs z l1yola r. r q. At home; ~.
i.sSd a hons. m s'i's r. AEON At ISIs!aG, SSs. 3.
2SI and ~. open Aug 4. AeIlys r. r. 9. at Newark;
G. at Goias Is. UoseTSor. "iSad 80 a. Govern: s
or's Island: " open; 20 waIses,inE FIELD ciub. At
drs.'W, !, Austin. 357 Alexander Aysnus. New YORK
city.
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NEW YORK. 5: WASHINGTON. ?.

NEW YORK. D; WASHINGTON, =.
Tho opinion was prevalent among the 1900
crnnks who sat around the diamond at the
Polo grounds Yesterday thatt the New Yorks had
struck gait that might land them up among
the leaders II kept M for q sufficient length
OF tlme And the opinion was we'll grounded.
for out OF the last seven games played Wards
men captured six by first class hall plaJing
and lost the odd one by q score Of too.
As on the two previous days. the Washing
tons were defeated. Thev put up n snappy
game Yesterday. but they had the misfortune
TO scatter their ten HRS off Meekin. while tho
New Yorks luckily hunc he'd tho few they picked
offStock sdale's curve+ Davis and Ward played
. magnificent fielding game. while. for that
matter. the New York team worked without q
blemish. 4 running catch hy Selbach and the
general work OF Radfotd aud Cartwright fea.
tured the visitors play.
New York led sll the way after the second
inning whom Davis hit for three bases and
scored on connor's single. Then bases on halls
to Farrell AMI Mcekin and Murphy. force NJ
the latter drought Roger across the plate In
tli- sixth Van Haltren opened with n double
and counted on payts's single. Another run
came in for New York in the seventh on
Brtkr's single. Farrell sacrifice. and Meekin's
hit, while there was s'iil another IN the eighth
on Van lialtren's Ringle and Ti-rnan's double.
The Wh-htn:tons wer. banked until the
seventh inning ThenSnllivan got around on his
bit aud steal and tart~rights single. while In
lager. AMI an unfortunate Wild pitch lot in
another. The rcoTe:
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NEW Y0RKS On TOP AGAIN.
TBET WIS TBBTR THIRD sTRATeBT
s<NB FROM WISHING TON

BresNiyss FIsy FI-s Bsn sss surpr,ss ths
Chs-pis-s - R-It'=ere Beats Fhusssi-
psts s-a Pittsburgh Dswns CIsvsissa-
tIr,is-.u srs Cs,esse Rsth Grt Thers
-e.Es- ~ Other Di,-euss-ao--,r.
The New Yorka continued their good work
yesterday By winning their third straight game
from the WashlnRtons. and also scored their
fourth victory out OF the fve games played
during the past week. The Brooklyns. with
thar best pitcher. Kennedy. in the pointe
lowered the eolors Of the cham pions In sur
prisinRly easy fashion and caused them to
slide down the League ladder TO NTH place
Pittsburgh ny subduinR Cleveland. leaped
into third position. ns the Bsltimores put the
Ihiladelrhias 10 sleep In ons inning. Cincin-
natl shut st. Louis out. and Chicssos colts
daEed their followers by doing up Louisville
for the second time In two days The results;
nsv Tori. s. wsshinEton. :.
BrootiJn. 9; Boston. a
Bslumors, 8. Phisdslphia.3
Pittsburgh, =; Cleveland. q
CinciunstL 2: 81 Louis O.
Chicago. q; Louisville. q
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Pattsrso. OF CorasII Beats All College n &C.


ITHACA. May i2.-The Cornell A c. held their
annual spring games at Percy Field this after
noon. Several Cornell records were broken.
as we'll as the intsrcoll late record for throw
ing the sixteen pound hammer. held By Hick-
ok OF Yale. 1l2 feet o inches. Patterson threw
the hammer 1913 feet 2 inches. The winners.
second. and third men OF to-dAy's events will
represent Cornell at the intercollegiate games
ct Mott Haven May I'd summaries:
rw0hnndred dAnd.twenty-yArd Hurdle RAcs-FinAl
heat won 6y A o. Niles. scratch; time, II 85 SEQ
onds u. ]. iAs vAs second. ann W. Kelly third
Lewis ~ yards; time f5 ~ D. n, Grant sec
ond aud O. W. Rulison third.
shAS, scratch; time, ~ As seconds J. Bowen and
Hamilton tied for SscoLd place
fhrowtnE the ~ pound HammsI-Won b. q. L, Pat
tsrson. scratch. distance. l25 feet ihehss
tols NAult-Won bJ A O. EameS ihehsA With 8
RqnniRy High Jump.won by q b Becker. scratch.
one hand!sd.yard Da.h-won BY 81 Hamilton.
second. aud - r. Shepard thTd
one hundred and twsnty.yar ard Hurdle RAcs-Won by
Als scratch: tims seconds; z Conrad was
Two nile Bicycle Raes-Woa By E,B. tssrbJ scratch;
tine MINUTES ~ seconds; W. stssls SAA second.
F0ur- hundTsd And 'forty-yari Run-won by c a
shA~, scratch time 81 IS seeondL o. D. Borden WAs
second amt W. A. Gordon third
tina mnutss - A5 ss ondA Z. 2 AndrswA scratch.
UAs second and G. ". Gail IS yards third.
minGtss 70 rs seconds A c, S, smith second
RuRniBE Broad Jump-Won ev q. r shepard. scratch.
Stih u isst 2 inehsA J" G. White va second AAd C.
Putting Ihs lopound shoi-Woa by ". o. gslbOld
scratch WitA 81 fsss inehsA
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M..terr Lean. R,ma.

AZ sapoiis-Ninn.apolis Q; Kansas City. T. Base
l2i Kansas City. Ia Errors-An.
neapolIa Battertes-Willians. DuryeA and Burreli;
Daniels and Donahua
At ps'roit-Urand Rapids IL; Detroit IL Base
hits-Grand Rapids II; Detroit IL krrors-Grand
Ranids. q; Detroit, 4 Battsriss-Balrs and Krsig;
AZ ianapolis 9: Toledo s. Base
hits-fndIanApsls IL: Toledo. Errors poIis
D man and Mcfarland.
A. MIiwAakee-Miiwsukss q: Sioux City o; Base
IL; sonx City. 10. Errofr-Hilwau-
se. = sioux City. Bsttsrits-HAstings and Eoberta
Cum CHAM and TwinchAm-
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sess,nE. 8: Sydney. Batteries-Fsstsr and wrde;
schiae and MUIR.
SurLEr
Pastime '; ;C;....,......""o o o , o o So
FrAnkln Independents. q o o d o 90
Base hits-Pastims r. O., Is; FrAnklin Independents
q Errors-PAstime .. g.. >: Franklin independents, d
bAttsries-Alen and Patton Wallace and Preston.
noRsisrovS.
Morris Academy. .............2 o o Ola
Hacksttstewn b r. C........2 $ o o o o. 6
Base hlts-Aorrts Academy. IL; Haekettstown. g
Errors-horris Academy. g; Hack ckettstown. Il. Bat
tsrIss-Grirnth and yandsrpooi; Hall ana Downs
AZ West Point-Princetoa Consolidated. IL: West
Point, T.
A. Bu,iinston-univsrsity of Vermont 10: Cuban
is: Amsterdam. Is
Al EIrabeth-EIirabsth A. G. Q: Flushing. 3
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Earned TGns-PhlAielphIA ,: Baliimors. l. Ptrst
base by PhiladsphIA. ,; Baltimore. 4 Left on
essss-Philsdslph,s. :; Baltimore, II fIrst base
bAils-tDh CAllAhAn =; on rAylor !: on Brown 3
s.Iues eat.By ..Ilasan, D; BY hrown;: Tire. base
HallInAn- stolen esSss-HAmiltOn, JenRinE. McGraV
t4l Brouihsrs BonnsG paubls play-Bonnsr, Jsn-
nfnRs aud BroptherA Hit by pitehsr-By Callahan 4
Passed oAl-CismsntA Cmpifs-stAgs. Time-2EO5.
PfrrssuRGH, 3: cLEvELASD. z
PIrrssUaGH May la-rodAy's game With Cleveland
was OAttie IoyAl and [esus ed In VietoIy for the
home team. rhs CisvslA6hers had their uAr eiothss
and AoouAid eOmpellsd TO nns ssvsrAl of ZEN
and rsnavsd 0conaor from tue game Arsadancs.
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B"iisio '',9............Y ....,...,.Y
Earned run,-Bin ghs IN ton. IL; Buffalo. 3 Left on
bsses-BnEham mton. 81 Budalo X First base balls
,of Barnett y; on sisgle. Struck out-By Bstnett
]. Three.haas hns-frieL Collins Two-bass hits
Dowse (3l Gore t2) Long Little a. Mack Cl Raymond
Power narn,tt Grinen. slaaia Double piays-Pow.rs
(unstsstsdl stearns and tlymer esarns and Job
,'ymer and Johnson. slage. Cytner and stsarus Hit
Attendance-1JOO
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o. Other Fields.

AsHEssr May la-Harvard defeated Amhsrst to-day
By superior fielding and good base running. The AM
hsTst men were nstlsss aud lacked the snap shown
BY hAr.ard llylAnd eauEht four men mapping al nrsI
base. Both pitchers did good oTk. WlnsloW made =
very pretty assist in the sixth nnnE saved a run
by stopping hot Krounder and throwing I to second
while lying on hts breast Dickinson split his nnKsr
and oNAllsy took his place in The seventh inning
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go, Il " Hsnnins 4 TAr,sbs,s hit-wumea Two
b.se htts-Dahieu, Denny. Riehsrdsca. eeetinee hits
-ffefer, Dtcker, Hutchipon echrtver stoien bases
Irwin Dnhlen Deubis piays-Riehardssn. Pfsdsr asa
weaver n Vim Farrott and Deek ffehsr and Dsnny
umpire-Bmshe. Ttms-l so
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a. &. y. Y. ssrIag Came.


The twentieth annual spring games OF the
College Of the City OF New York Athletic Asso-
citation were run of at Berk sIey Oval yester-
lmil Eundquist. ~, adding 3 inches 70 his
record of last yeAr.0 feet. In the contest be-
tween the classes, 'lI won over 'O4 By half a
point 32'a to 81 Summary:
Ons-hundrsd yard Dash. Handicap Won BIZ =
Matnsr - o > ards " weachYsI Ih yards, sec
ena. Sordoa s-assy' W. yard, third Time. 10 2-6
IsSHgndTsa nGa..r'G.yyard aaral. H.nd,e.p-
scratch second; q = BsAu6iAn. ~. ~ yards, third
Eignl.huHdFsd and -slRhty-yard Run. HandieAp-won
by Delznan; - 20 yards; sreond, J. GsOghsgAn
80 - yards third A Allmuth. Vi, Is yArdL fims.
one mile BieVels. handteAp-WOn by y y Goodman.
IL hOrTiif ~ - I1rds Time. mlnu!ss 20 see,
S Ssen Ieis Grsaas ne y Iseerd % minutes
foarRundrs ID, and forty yard aun. Aandieap-woab, h,
y.Ed': third L Green. % ysfds fus s. S IS So sec
,.sS IaIsssgaSEsS,yaTa & "a Dash Handicap. OP.n 10 All
GsOLEs sands \ \ $ O, third. H. s Billings. S'SYGnIa
nIyo mile Bicycle Raes. Scratch Open 10 All Rider.
% % nsvL Sns l. q A a a NAI-Aon ~ D. GoodmAn. W, 6.
~, =, khTieh VI. Q, C. Y. nns. minutes tos5
TsShsndrsd ahd twsnIy-YArd Dash HAndisap-won
~ =, y lshsE - ~ yArds' second ". HsschisE. 95
~ ys5EaI' thiFd- G. Lyons. ~. 10 ysEdA lime rs
,6 oas,%i' ESs BIRdleaH-won 81 GsoEh.E.n, 90
y ATsasS .a se 20 E1rds nRs ui9utss sseeadI
oust ,sf 5so1S rs yun htaaieAPENoh b ER ksad
cad o. Lyon 81 ~ inches distance ~ fssl inehss;
.a5d J. AAh0nsy 's5. ~ iRehss. dGfIHes 10 fssi ~
"a sRUSaiaS HiSh IgqP. Handisap-wOn By } Haum.
~ lSehs1 heEni sfsst ~ inehss third. 4 POTtsr
EIhi5tSs lsVssit@sy E ssusau,.. - s..h,
...ssl " S5 .er.ss
A-n. 100 JsfaA tias. IL niaatsA "a rs sssOlas
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FEINcEToS ~.

Totals 10 as slsl TotAls. 10 AZ 10 10
sFineEs hn By bAttsd ball
hAls W. s;'.-'.--....'..i 2 ..-lk
frinoeton. 'SI.........-.,..l o o o OF
Earned Tuns-Princston. ,: Yale. 2 First bAss on
balloon smith. ?; on Wilson, q Struck ouI-By
smlh, 81 ey wilson. Ihrss-eAss hits-heCGndlssI
ftneke. rSo base hit-ThOmpsOn- sacrincs hits
smith JsIIsmS Van kIug sIalsn bSsss-YAls. Q;
Prineston, HIS By plteheF-By Wilson. BY smith
L Passed bAlls-Ds FOREST u hmth. p tnpiTs-
sEcoEp ApELIHL II; eLEEHoEL g.
Ths steady pitching OF BAneksr and timsly batting
the game fer The sseond Adslphi team ysstsrdHy
msrDihg At Prospect Park Ths score;
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Ass.A.r rs.tssa....s 3. b. 80. lI..sA

ASS'Asr FSatSSAS-sAs Il 'As Chess Match
MoSTREAL Nay 12-LAsksr claimed his
third and last on dAy to-day. And there will be
no play In the cham pionshiD chess match an
til Tuesday. As both he and Steinitz have sX-
hAustsd thsir rights OF claiming on days; the
match viii now have TO proceed on IussdAys,
IhuTsdaJs. and saturdays Of each week until
one hAs scored tea uins.
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Enstsru f@-gss.

eOnlT one man out in last inning
Syracuse. e.....................O I I o o OF
Esrne.I run,-svrscuse. I! Providence q Left on
bases-syrssnss a. Previdencs, g. first base on balls
-On Egan 3 struck out-By Payne, .: by ERan, I.
Home run-weieh rwobsss hits-Lyons. Pettit.
Rogers Sscrince hits-Ninnehsn, EsEsn C9. Hess
Cooney stricker stolen bsses-Lycns Double play
stncErr an Rogcra ntt By pucher-By ERan. '.
tsndance-1,5UD.
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YaI....................... Il 9 o Z o ais
Earned runs-Psnnsylvsnia. ls; Yais. 6 Two.bsss
hits-kestor, schoenhut uase, Boswell Thrse;bsse
hitr-Case. Thomas. spesr. keator. Arbuthnot Home
runs-Goeckle, CooEan 49, Thomas (2k Reese. saeri.
nee hts-Case. Blskely Eases stolen Reese t2l Hot
lister Thomas Double pAys-Murnhy, Greenway.
and stephenson; Avil and ,oseLls. Lsf, on bases
uen fradsau G2t Murphy first base on .trors-Psnn.
.ylvsnia q; Yale. L. First bsse on called balls
Greenwsy, uoeckie. Hit by pitched bslI--HoisteE
Nild pitches-Boswen ?, Tradeau TIme-3:iu Um-
pirs-Lynch.
sRooKLrS LAuN scnoot. IL; "rotr prErS
The BROOKLYN Latin School surprised the Poly
Props" at Prospect Park yesterday morning In a
closely contested game for the Long Island Inter.
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trRtsertvLn.

"
Earned runa-Troy, g. Left on bssea-Trey, y:
sprinRr.h. 8. Fir,t base on b.lls-On gruhsr. 1:
on Nieksry y struck out-By tiruber 3; by viokery.
3. Thre-.psse Hutchinson. Tsebase hit--simon.
BrsokinridRe.. Gruber Ssertnce ht-Johnson stolen
ase.-Pickett Cshn (2l. Nadeau. Double plays
truber. Pickett. and BrsekinridFe; Philips, PeEsu
snd BrsckinridRs. Wild pitch-Nieksry. Umpire
Gs5nsy. IIms-l 40.
Az prrTALn
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9TSSy'ffT HFSly ffT,p..S Ts''n Eeh1olS ~
Earned run" Poly" First base by srror.-Brooklyn
h,n n sh, ssSool sPoy2 tst, k on base. -srSokyn
Chauncey, n! on T. Dunn, O. Struck out-B Cbaun-
esy. by Dunn, II. iioms run-stsv.ns6n. rwo-
base hits-hckay. a. Goodman. stevens sacr1ncs hits
a Goodnsn. Lltchrsd, foster Chauncey, Despard,
Bahia BY Dunn Ii. titus, Stevenson ~ stolen
BaiIis t2L hi By picher-By Chaunrey. 4 by T. Dunn
]. Wild pitch-Chauncey. Passed baiis-stevsnson, a
A. Goodman Umpire-Thoms- rime-7iio
ORANGE A. C, IL: wSsLEYAS 4.
By nns all sround play the Orange A. C. defeated the
Wesley an Universty team yesterday at Orange Oval
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Baseball Games To-day.

Baseball Games To-day.
sAuosAL LxAeuI AND AMERICAN AssocIAroz
Chicago Va Louisville, at Chicago
Cincinnati va St LouiA at Cincinnati
oITxR
rordham Va sydney 4 T.. at Fordham.
lnvinclbles vs. Couns-la at FordhAm-
81 BonAventnre vs. Murray Hills, at AllsgaNy.
Ironstdes va Washingtons. at Newark.
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Earned run-OrsnRs A. C.. I. First base nv errors
Wesleyan. Left on bases-orsuge A C. i3; Wesleyan.
-. pass, On a"s-"n Tres; " ou Irost. " struck
Buell. Bsbcock. Place l2l Vail Ccl. Jester. Norton
Wilson Sacrifice hits-Murphy. Place Twobase hits
Vail Priest Y.w. Y.w. Three base hi,-Pri.:t Double
Passed balls-Murphy.2 Umpire-lIiggins. Tims-2.l1
Attsndance-2OOO.
RUTGERS. 9; coLrHsi. T.
Yesterday afternoon the Rutgers College nine de-
feated Columbia in wretchediy played game At the
Columbia The
The sun., 1894-05-13

-, EAgnsd runs.Amhspi 2 stOlsa bs.ssSDiekinsOn
stsAIns, smith. First base on bAls-Dek insOn Man
ley Cheney. stsAInA ITask, struck out-By hylania
pitehss-HylA lands. J; Gregory, l. Tims-Ii3a AZ
tsndAnes-I.VJu UmplTs-BIadI.
PEIScEroS Nay I.-Ths Princeton freshmsn after
Playing ma game for seven innings vent pieces IN
the eighth this game with the Yale fTsa6man To-
day and were bad ~ asfsAted Tue score;
The sun., 1894-05-13

Earuei runs-Eris. >; wtkesbsrre. T. First base BY
sr.ors-Er,e. wike.oarre. n Left on bases-krs. :;
VIVA kesbzrre. 10. First base bas-On McGinnis >:
OIL Q1srl,E struck on'-By MeGinn.s Q: by Quaries
Knight Two-base hi;s-McMahon. Lozrtts West sac
rince hits-Lslly fe,d Warner. stolen basss-Niehol
son. Field Warner (2I Passed ball-w srner. Umpire
Holland Time. "a
The sun., 1894-05-13

st:;ssai s;sSss tia'l3s, SssSSSI=is
eAsss-corbslt C2L DIiEEI JGhssa dsIsIoa, Lsrd an
b. sAHstsr % q :! 0ce1noE = basss 60 ealls-By
-DEiEgs ~ Daily - umPire-CTAmptOn-
sES gEEsEE G.. 10; sEETES IsLAEp c. c,
In ths opsaihk Eans Of the ths Nsu Jsrssy
Oval - srzsu Point yesisFhaF aftsruooa the ball
iosssrs 9f tbs Ne Club
s~r~stVs vtrt9ry over ~ team % the Isahd
The sun., 1894-05-13

Earned run-Columbls. Lsit on bases-ColumbA 8;
Iioms. stsrry. Poole Base. on S.l.-By Hutchinson.
Van syke r. Two base hits.Nsttocis HoImes
aysn. sohn Thrseb.se hn-Yats. Home run
Hutchinson. J.; Van slyks Hit BY pitcher-By
Hutchinson. I. Umpres-Sichos and BlAc Ewsll
The sun., 1894-05-13

lrlt GA 0Aaes-GIncinnAt. I; 81 LouH q FiFst hass
Q bAli.-O6 PArrutL =. on BrsiIsnstsn. T. struei
oat-BJ fArrotL g. bY brsitsnatsln a TwobAss LII-
fTAhk. st0len basss-iAthAm. NauEhn PaTTott
Dsa.ls plAys-smith hePhss. Ahd hnIN; ElJ. QaIHa.
AID PsitS lmDlEs-SSarwood lime As
8: IouIsvnLE 5.
CHIeAGo Nay is.-Ths Lsuisviles made . hard No
hi rEht to-day, but thsy bsgAA their work 100 ate
The sun., 1894-05-13

Earned rnn.-Neu iorx. !; Washington. J. Twobass
hts--Nan liAl'ren TiernAn, Abbey. Three-base hit
Davih Ssrrncs hit-Farrrii. stolen bases-N ard Rad
fori srivan. FIr-t base on bzIi.-On Msekin 2; on
storksdtir. j. 3truck out-by Aeekin, l. Left
S..-.-N,~ orb. .; Warrington. 3 Donbs play
Marl and Iionnor. Wild pi'ch-Meekin. Time. IS.
Umpirs-Hu-st Attendancs-s.uOo.
DroCKLyS. 4: BOSTON. ..
BnsroS. Way 1.-THE Brooklyns Rauged
JArk StIvrt,s IN the last half of to. days game
and pounded out m easy victory. Had Lowe
held thrown ball from Nash In the seventh
trning, he could have easily retired the Brook
lyrs without u run. 4 singe, q double. and q
three bneeer In, IN edistely followed. and nve
runs cam. IN. The batting Of Shindle and
throws to tho plato by MrC arthy and Bannon
we're tn. features OF the game. Attendance.
1.2.Sa The score:
The sun., 1894-05-13

E.rasd Fse.-FItt,huIFh, z: ClsssIAni. EiF.i oAas
q Cleveland /. ,irsi base on ealls-on Kilsn. s. on
Hoa's san-Nsksah TRTss-hass hits-Rmith BnTssiL
Two-hAse hits-BlsrbAusT. ESnE AeiATT ~ saeTines
plAys-GiA.seoek Ahd Bsekisy TsbsAa and NeKsAh
It sas lsi EnnnsE Passed esil-O Conner. Umpire
cIScHSATL 8; LoUIA o.
CNcIssAu. hay I2-Ths home team w0R an sAsy
The sun., 1894-05-13

:Ss ..::ssn c'S .'Ssyys y, S yi;,ss sIs
qusney Thsseors;
The sun., 1894-05-13
New Eagisud League Games.


Al HsrrisburG-HArrisburR. q: Pottsvtlls 4
AZ KAston-fAston, 4; Scranton. T.
AZ Alto na-AltoonA, 7; Reading. o.
~ AlIentown-Allentown. 20; uaEiston, T.
The sun., 1894-05-13


ruv trssrrLc STATES fstaNp c.
ss,..:,. ,,x,.
sS,:::s::,iE S::s: iiSSS S,J 8 SISsss:SE sySsiSY SYSS
i;s: Ssss.iiI 4 :s;$:T #sf::s & IS il
rot.,.....io e57i5 Z Totals .......siss7 10 5
Staten sat S'fF:is f:issnd 6. ..i sSSoSS9
Estned tuns-Sew Jersey A. c. 81 Staten island &C,
3 First base BY errors-New Jersey A C.. 1; staten
Island 9. e.. 8 Left on bases-New Jersey A. @. 81
staten Island @. C., a First base on batls-on Dom
neiy. q on Tyng. q on Mordsu, q Struck .out.By
Donnei y, 4; by TynE . Home runs-Csry (ll H.UCon-
nor ClL Ihrse-bsse hits-N. Donnsry, C. UConnor.
Two base hit-Curris. Sactincs hits-Cary LAnkman.
strebelRb TynE. stolen bases-Tnsy (2L Cater tieRe
man, t WConnor ~ Currie. Lankman Nsck Preston.
Double plsys-Prsston, H. O'Coanof, and stewart; n.
nonnelly. aud strebeigh t2l Wild piteb-worden.
Passed bais-CurrIe. 2; Finiay. Umpire-Curtis
Tme-2ilH
uSrsnsrT or rrsSsrLvaSu 7s; riLr. ia
PHtLlpEtFntA, NAy 12y-The Vale varsity nine mi
mus the services OF Pitcher Carter was beaten by the
University Of Pennsylvania nne TO-DAY In game
tnRt was marked by terrinc lstinE and bunRlinE
Tors. The Philadeiphia cnlleEtrns earned eighteen
runs on TrudeauS pitching arsmarksble record. The
great stick Of PoeckIs and Coogsn feature
The sun., 1894-05-13

" r Ters-s'h,s.sa z Lo4isvnls: ? Lsil ga eAsss-
ss1rR q eS HsnniAE. ssraek 0Ht-sJ Haishk
The sun., 1894-05-13

P.ovpEScs. Nay i2-Princston was evidently on the
field TO dAy TO win by fair foul aud lost NO
opportunity to ras. kick After the nrst half the
seventh lnnnE hsd been eomplssed the score stood
Prneston left the ned- The umpire declared Hrown
victor By . score of nine to nothing The score;
Prncston. n...........................2 I s.
The sun., 1894-05-13

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