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PiIILlDELPBfA. z: NEW YORK. 4.
The question Of authority between Manager
WTd rn BseSr sn e fosh n
Ward, declares that he is the manager OF the
New lork team. and that, contrary to Mr..
ON f. Ward VII thinks tss'p unjust eoS
denim Roger for little iii luck. and believes
on. Manager Ward deserves credit Tor assert H
ing his rights He receives a big salary to
handle the team. and is competent to 20 along
Mr., Wheeler concluded yesterday that to
remain away from the games until his plans
prepared 70 see. conHor play : weak game.
and sluGEsd the ball hard enough to send 10
Ms s.s ri in the saSs SsF and 1865
cranks wouldn't have substituted Doyle for
h% z n. :nds p s5s 2. e
sP.nR Ra Ssd read T%s s0nS Sun nanf and lns% SS
s' ssrd liner TSSmp.on hGssdF snd resa afSSH
Ills snperb running catch OF Boyle's foul IN
th: rsc IL rhi ~ s sfs tSs r6a %ssi
the en'hnsis,% hh o. the rsowd ep, !. was moth
gef. Again. in the ninth inning, be- cams %
on which New York,s. last run was SEQ scored. ed
.onnor 1. all right. II he % let alone he will
hit NJ wen as hhyoouJ. All he neeus is en-
couragement
Tn. game itself was not so interesting As
Connor's work. IL look sd like a Gin ch for New
York when the ninth inning opened. but It
proved only dreatn. Wcatervelt had pitched
spendidly up to this point holding the Phila-
uclphias down to i've hits and one run. He
had received magnificent support in the field,
but AZ usual the New Yorks did not bat hard
enough TO give him much encouragement
They lacked .nnp and get-there N ethods. and
played as IL they were all suffering from ma
laria. Ileven OF them were left on bases
which shows how timely hits were needed but
never came.
So. wnen the ninth opsn ed the score stood
to In New Sork's favor. Instead OF Boyle,
whose batting Is weak Turner. the young
staten Island boy, was sent to the bat. 1t was
Turner smashed . clean hit to right field. The
Quake-s now hegsn some noisy coaching. and
when Allen whipped a two haREer along the
lcft-hed foul line. scoring Turner, Westeryelt
began to weaken. First he grew pale and then
red In the face. and the coachers roared with
laughter, Hamilton trotted TO first on balls
and Hallmans bunt was fumbled by Davis
With the bases filled. Wssterveit lost his head
and 81 eed at the same m omrnt Delehanty and
Thompson lined out safe hits and when Cross
hunted the pitcher couldn't pick up the ball.
clements and WsyhinR sent long flies to Tier
nan and liurke respectively. and Turner, for
the srcond q time up in the inning. hit a ball to
Murphy. who threw him out at first When the
runs IL was found that the visitors had scored
lust six. which gave them the game without
turning hair
The batting OF Ward and Connor, Burke's
fielding. and Aliens errors were the features.
The score:
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THE KING WILL MEET THE QUEEN.
GresnIaaaer and NiEhtirgnis Matched for .
Haee at Two Mi. Heats.

Haee at Two Mi. Heats.
BUFFALO. May IA match has been made
and the contracts signed for a race at three
two-mile heats. best two In three. between j.
II. Odelrs brown stallion Greenlander, by
Princips. and c. J. Hamlin's chestnut mare
nightingale. by Mambrino King. The race will
be for S3.O0O and will be trotted during the
Grand Circuit meeting here In August 1t will
be the first event OF the kind ever contested on
q Grand Circuit course. and as the horses
matched are the King and queen at this dis
tRnce intense interest Will be manifested In
the race. and the betting will be heavy
Nightingale earned her record OF 2ilOH at
Nashville in 1892 in fourth heat. forcing
Greenleaf out in the other heats in 2:lUS.
PIP. and 2:11L. While ut Nashville Night.
inRae was sent to beat the two-mile record Of
4:i3, which Fanny Nitherspoon made in 1885.
She trotted the heat in ABBA. Last year on
the same track Nightingale was started To beat
the thrse-mile record. as 10 other trotter had
nttemp pied tn beat tho two-mile mark. The
three mile record was 7:2la. made by Hunt
ress in 1872. and nightingale lowered IL to
$780,. Greenlander lowered NightinHale's
two mile record in November last at Terre
Haute. trotting the distance in ASP. His last
performance was a mile to beat the wagon
record OF 2:l5. made by Allerton. He trottcd
in 2:l4L. Greenlander will he driven by Rod
ney Patterson and Nightingale by Geors
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A CHARMING WOMAN.

she Has stusisd Amsrien1 ard Europssu
Ladies Very Carefully, nsd Tells Juu
WHAT she ThinEs About Then.
"Ihave observed women very carefully"
II was a member Of a leading LadieS club
who spoke. Continuing. she said:
Il have seen English women and woman
from the Continent under all circumstances.
and l think understand them. Ihave oh.
served American women under every cunii-
tion. and am able to compare the two am
sorry to say that American women are not az
strong and healthy as the women Of other
countries. They are weak. delicate. and run
down, especially at this time OF the year. And
that is not the worst OF IT. American women
need not be so. IL is nonsense to suppose that
awoman can go through this season without
somethinR that will make her complexion
good. her eyes bright. and her health pcrtpc-
know what Will d. this because was once
IN greatly run down state myself and | found
that a careful anil continuous use OF Duffy's
Pure Malt NhiskUy did wonders for me. | am
q hrm advocate Uf Temperance, but | hclievs
nearly every woman could he made healthier,
happier. and more attractive IL she followed
the same course that have"
These are good common. sense ideas whic1
every lady can ADOPT to advantage N should
be rsmem bere,l. however that Dufiy's Pure
Malt s the only whiskey which can produces
these results, as ordinary whiskcys do not con.
tain the qualities necessary for tho purpose.
Insist therefore upon your druggist or rr,rar
giving you lust what you re luira anil under
no ctrcum stances take any other -lir.
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IRWIN rs AGAINST KICKING.
The Philadelphia mannEcr Relieves th,
Umptres Shouid SOP n.

The Fhiirdsiphta HannEcr Relieves the
Umpirss Sbosid Siop n.
Manager Irwin Of the Philadelphia IL the
latest baseball man TO concur with THE Suns
views on the umpire question. Before yester-
days game he said;
This kicking at umpires' decisions should
be stopped. 1 have instructed my players to
keep quiet. and you'll find that they do not
resort to rowdy tactics. When an umpire calls
should settle IT, 1 do not believe q player. or
even captain. should argue with him. for. IL
does no good. decision once rendered by
pire that allows PLAYERS to fuss with him
should not be retained In the League. That
row In Washington yesterday was n disgrace
to baseball. Umpire Stage did perfectly right
In declaring the game forfeited to Brooklyn.
hope the League disciplines the WaRners by
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The w.arer- East ~. Lon.

EAST ST. LOWS. May 3-Of the Ave races to-
day two were won by fayorites. the other three
being taken by two we!l-backed second choices
and one 20 l shot The summaries:
fiTst RACc-fIve slRhths OF . mile seven 100 tGrr.
man, TO 1. won: GsenA ~ q. DalyL to J. Second
Tom stevens, lo4 ~. Flynn to g. third TIm-.
'OiIs Ssa Foam Ayondae, Miss Gilkey. and Lizzie
H.. also ran
second Racr-Thres-quarters of mile; selling Pc
ratio ~ ,NO!ganl II 10 D. won jim Glare Iu7 John.
SOM : Ia T.. second: EOlIr ll5 tHamL TO r. third.
nms. I 2: We OK, fur!ong, ,drsy. basach, Olyer
Twist Post Boy. Rnd Mackey. alsO ian
third siEhths OF mIls silence 100 tIiAm
to q. wuni Lady Lister. 100 -, lnnely TO l. see.
0nd: Mtnn MAckin 100 ~. Jacksnnl to L. thIFd
Time, nH Al AhlaEe, Agnes H., Maid OF Barney, and
Lady lUlsirsT also ran
FOdFtl Racr-Th,Ttsrn.siNtesn'Es0 0f = mite: selling
JACK Echeleu lu6 johnson - Ia o. won: Dillou j.
lUT HAM 10 = second ku!, keTbOcker lnI t(ioEmAn
SO l. thWd Time, 2'4. Rushlish iiZzts u, Bugle
And 40 llls also ran.
Fiuh Earv-yivs-eIgutbs OF mite. Jennie Harding
lO+ Conrad, 8 To 2 won, tant lsI, 40 uiAml to
second. CTAB cider, lIu Morgan \ To !. thId. Tune
mi. Jakey Joseph, AnuA Bell ". T. Ellis, Ben Lee.
aud Repeater AlsO ran,
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Esd or JHE DoG sHoy.

The Fsrn ard Live X cck Ex :tbit:or. How.
ever, VIII Re Contirnrd Untri sands
The specially dog show which has beea
going on in the Garden for the past three days
at tho Farm Show ended yesterday. when a
number OF specials were awarded in the bull
however. will be continued until Saturday
evening The attendance has been very largo
during the past few days. The awards follow:
BULLDoGs-sPECIALs
The Westminster Kennel club ofsr ot s25 for to
beat exhibit q four snldoss entered ani owned BY QUE
Ibe Madison square Garden Company Offer Of :25 'or
yes paiu At Of o4ang. uov V ana penh won py w H.
The wondlswn PARK stock Farm oisr Of $40 'or ~,
best dog In the open OF novice classes Won by w. u.
Ths woodlSwn PARK stock Farm offer OF $40 fo-,r,
beet oitcn IN we oLen or novice classes Won by W.
best puppy. Won By woodawn Park Kennels Rustic
,oT Gs A. sSdos club Of Smsss oasJ Of II. silver ms
T6s bulldog club o. Am.ries casi Of Silver medal
6ys msmbof;, Won by woodiswn r.rE ksnnei. juno,
Cub tie bs.. & T%iS%t %aSSt
PARK Kennels Rustic King il y "''"""
,nsan MT william ~, Mariner Of Mlwa9ses wI: oisrgi
owned md exhibited by = non.member Won BY Toon
Thomass Romance.
SPANIEL SPECIALS.
cocker .psnisis; won BY swiss Mountain Kennels
The Madison square Garden Company. cash s25 for
nhe Dett kehnei OF iour red cocker spanies Won by
Dr. X A. Smith cash s26 for the most even kennel OF
four cocker spanelG Won by swiss Mountain Ken.
nels
Edwin w.siskN Esq. cash 81 for the hes. black
cocker dog in classes owned IN New York STATE.
Won by t. W. FIskas King Cole.
Edwin w. tiske. ESQ. cash s. sor the hest black
cocker bitch in open classes owned New York State
Won by 4 W. FIskeA Fashion.
Edwin W Fiske Esq. cash t5 for best cocker other
than black. IN open classes owned in New YORK state
W 7. Psyns ESD. cash So Tor best parti cplorei
cocker Won by Andrew Laidaws Jsssie,
W T. Payne, Esq. cash IS for best parii. ii.co'ors |
Andrew Laldaws Topsey W.
A. 4. Foster, Esq, cash So for best brace OF hlark
cocker puppies; donor not TO compete. Won by sws.
Frank n Pidgson. tsq. cash So for best moving
cocker spaniel. Won by swiss MOuntai n kenL''s Sss
g a Brownins, Esq. cash So for hest headed cocker
Won by Andrew LaidlAw's Baby Ruth.
DIR. Edwarl A. smith. . silver trophy. value tib1
be won i've times for the best other than back cocker
Kennels Brantford Red jacket
George Bell Esq. two handsome o. paintings for
best brace Of cookers under year old any dn.+
or bitches To be won four times For club menbeT.
only Won by swiss Mountain Kennels Miduhipmits
C s.cks, E.t. silver cup for hes. brace Of eocS.
members only. Won by Swiss Mountain Kennels
N. 1 ssn ?. e.. g E:i. 5ST q:
Prince.
LueEwsn a Douglass. a m.srschaum pip. for best
laws RAby Ruth.
The wsstmi inster Kennel Club cash sc5 for the bs.t
nennsi Sd t0ar 'Esnies over ~ pounds, any breed
Il. N. Oldham. ESQ. cash so Tor the best stnd dog
with three or more o. his get. any breed. Won BY
Brant Cocker kenhers Brantford RED Jacket
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Tho winn.r- a, s.r rrarsl.so.
San Fn.Ncrsco. May a-westhor fair.

fast. The Summaries;
first Raes-Fvs and ons hah ru5lohzs selling Joe
Frank. ~ tbuTHEL IL 70 I won: Niagara "a JOnesL
9 second; Prince Idle. lo3 (WeaNerL 10 third
lime. lOlhs ToTnAio Corncob My, and dosing also
second Raes-oue half mile; selling Venus 100
tCheyaller IL 60 s. won. COquete lu3 (PstsTs 20 to
D. second; silver lO3 lslOanL To J. third. Time O4a
IeTAnOVA Navy blue. EuAIA EliTano. aud May Foa-
ter also ran.
third Racs-Six turongs; selling Panic lo1 Lloyd
20 TO- won; Promise. 9J tPinkneyl To 1. sscHnu
currency; lOs sssamAnL To ]. third Tune lsisA
Norton also ran.
Fourth RAcs-Fivs aud q hAlf fuT0ngs. selling Ssr
yosa - ,ChsVAisr ~ to l. wen Mustesa lu4 Long,
Is 20 l. second; king SAni. 1908 lshaV. To l. third
Time. OaL bliss. Chula, and Nendnrino A'Eo ran.
Finh RAce-Stx furioDgs; selling RAytns ~ ChsVa-
Herr 10 8. won; Gusss. loo lFeters Z To L. second
81 trON. III Weaver. Z 10 5. third. Time. .l5l..
iAro AMI ClAcqueE Also ran.
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Earned rqhs-f fofdh4m 2 hsslsyAn, q FIst bAAs
by erTOTs-FordhAm Wesleyan. Left on basss-
FordhAm. s; Rsslsyan. 8. First OASs on bAs-On 10
gartT q. on g. TITTsL 1. Struck Out-BE FOKATty 1.
81 Tracey; 10; BY q IiIrsL "a ISohAss hits-BeysuL
A. TirreL AOTtOn Wilson. stolen bases-DoFAn TTAcSy
YAu Wild pltehes-TrAesy and O. TirTell Passed bal.
A. TTreL cmpirs-Aall0y. Iime-l;3u
scHKSEcIAbE
tS.s
Base bItE-Unioa. 8: AInGtsTdAm. 4 Erfors-Union
q: AmItsrdAm. Battsrss-Whtte, Wilson. and cEoss;
MsTphy aud salliyAn
AZ FordhAm-Tyros IS; Sacred Heart Academy OF
ClOsEOn-0n-t the sound. IL
HAHLToN
SSssa Giant. 9GSGsS5S
Bass hl;A-CubaR Giants. 8; Colgate, rs Errors
Cuban uiAnta a. Colgate. BAtisriss-ssldsn and
Williams; T. Munro aud Aunra
ToRDHAL
81: JOhns College Of BTo0klyR- ,......O o o o-6
lnNlnclpsA -.r.sss...-...ss.sssssV -
AtPgRxsatA AEnsy-Due0lA ?; Murray HUI. "a
s4sEHLLL BosAFKSTuRz'L
Tss opeaiRR gams ot the BET Wssn ths TFAEsk
lara q bgHa.s Aad - k0aas College team Ezs nsss
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Tho fourth regular meeting OF the Seawau-
haka- -Corinthisn Yacht Club for the year will
be held at the club house. Z East Thirty-secon
street. on Tuesday. May g. at $3.50 o'clock The
following proposed amendment OF rule OF
tho rarin. rules Will be acted upon:
10 amend tho second paragraph Of said rule
SO that 1t shall read as follows:
The load. er iHs length shall be the distance In
straight line between the points fnrthest forward and
iurGest att where the hull. exclusive of the rudder
stock Is niersected by the surface OF the water when
the yacht Ahoht racing trim. with persons
who be on board when the measurement 10 being
tax en- stationed amdshps The meArursr at the time
OF taking hIs measurements shall aiix distinctly
mar rh
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Rr.~hnl Games To-day.

rATioSAL LtAGuE ANp AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York va. Philadelphia. at the Folio grounds
Baltimore Va Brooklyn, at Baltimore.
Washington va Bortnn. at Warht' 'gtonL
cleveland vs. Louisville at Cleveland.
Pittsburgh vs.. st. Louis, at Pittsburgh
EisTtRN LEAGUE.
Bnghamton vs. Buffalo. at Ringhamton.
WIkesbarre VS.. Erie. at Wllkesbarre
springfield va syracuse. at springfield.
Providence VS. Troy, At Providence
University ot Virginia vs. University of North Caro-.
lin a. at Lynchhurg
Cornell vs.. Cuban Giants. at Ithaca
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ChRrEes Pr-ferrsd a Aln.t NJ -mb,rs OF ths
American ksRRsI CIub.

The Executive and Advisory committees OF
the American Kennel Club held meetings yes
terday afternoon at the Madison Square Gar
den. The report of the Treasurer Of the club
showed balance Of over So 500 to their credit.
BY reason OF the report Of the Advisory Com
mittee. George Bell of Toronto was suspended
for one year owing to INSTRUMENTATION in
the sale Of dog to Mr.. Martin OF san Fran
cisco.
Charges Of unfair dealing were preferred
against T. II, Norris Of Hack ksnsAck, N. j., by
Of Philadelphia. and against Hen Lewis OF
LAnsdoMne. Pa. for substituting < Leo b. for the
Both dogs were the property OF DIR. Dixon oi
Philadelphia at the time the entry was made.
Lewis being notified ana 10 nj his entry Leo
j, Was substituted and sent into the ring as
the Duke.
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what About tn, Paymsnt OF ILs Purse a.
Asks "FIiE."

In reply TO the offer OF the Olympic Club Of
New Orleans 20 give a purse Of $1,000 for a
hght between FitzslmmoBs and ChoynskL
and allow each mGn $500 for expenses, Fitz-
simmons writes to the FUitce Gazette as fol-
lows:
Let them make = fair 0nsr purse. and state
what arrangements are TO be made n reference 10
payment which viii be very important factor with
hereafter do you blame me ~ have 10 date re
eeiysd Sl3 o5O 81 Of 81 500 due from ny Last
nzht. you see want 90 hs little careful the u.
tuTe, that 4 AL Don't think me abrupt for speaking
20 plainly but assure yon II ths clubs oHsI 10
aOnablo one there Nl BE- no trouble Aa Tar as
earned AbouI making the mAtch have written 20
iArson Dayisa Boston in norming him OF M willing
meas 70 meet Choynsk. expecting 20 hear from him
very soon
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sou,ss-- League Games.

Al Charleston-ChArlsston, 10; Memphis. o. Base
hits-ChArlsston. 20; Memphis, 10 RrrUTE-ChAFsstoT
2! Memphis, = BAttsrss - Mcfarland aud ZAhnsr;
Mason and BolAn.
Al sSVAnnAh-sAyanuAh. 1; Nsw Orleans d Base
hits-sAyAnnAh. u; New Orleans. Il. Errors-SAvAnnAh
4; New or!sAns, y Battsriss-rsppieE and JantIsn; :;
Brown ami ScEAbsL
A. aason-Maeon. 8; Mobile 8. Base hts-MAeon
q Mobile. A. EIrersTNacon. hoeils. Batteries
Al Atlanta. nrGt gAms-AtlAntA, IL. Nashville g.
Base hits-AtlAnIA 10; Nashville. g. ErrOrs-AtlAntA
Z NASHVILLE. q. bAtteues-ChATd and Boyle; BoIcher
and staIling. second gAme1Ati.ntI =; Nashyills, =
o; Sashyils. BAttsriss-COnover aud Boyle; L0eEa-
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Eastern Here. Via rur... at Hawthorn

CHICAGO. May 3.-Four faVorites won at HAw-
thorns to-day. the remaining event going to a
second choice. A heavy rain and wind storm
spoiled the sport. summary;
First EAee-HAlf mile Cottage Girl lOT (NoblsN l
10 3 won; Red Vel. lO1 (GThnL 50 10 1. second: SID
RegAn. 1l2 MeCusL 50 10 I. thtTd. Time. Ob3 Wine
low. Lizzie n, OFstA, and Boon also ran.
Second Race -FiVeslghthS Of mile. Captain y
ITO AorriSsyL to s. wen. Gold Dust. W AcC1sL II
60 ]. second; DASyTiAh ils t0Tiihnl to I, third.
. 1hlsa sses-ThTss- gg.TtsI6 Of mile hsddlsr. 100
Blossom. 0d tGHfnnL 20 to 1. third lime. 10 Cen,
tsrhEs. Loulika. FAN knight Tucker. and Edth also
Fourth RAss-ons mile. 81 Pat 50 tGardnsr to ?
Won: Logan. l0A (sheldsl 10 o. Gecond: EnthusiAsG
lo3 qs,Eek II 70 .. third Tine. Al FANNIE $ aud
Fifth Race -Ohs mila WizhIman. III Leigh s 70
g. Wons IA sofa Ion tshisdIe $40 J. sccoRd. Pitts
burg. SS f Murphy ~ 70 ]. third lime. sha fAn-
handle FakI, Tar aud Tartar and E1csLaioT als0
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sara~aE WIH- the Gr~at Cheshire HaRdI-
cap sIaErs.

LONDON. May 3.-At the Chester meeting to-
day the race for the Great Cheshire Handicap
Stakes OF Is soTersigns each. with 500 soysr-
eigns added. for thrss-year-olds and upward
the owner Of the second TO receive 80 soYeT
signs. and the third 20 SOysreiRns. one mile
and au4rtsr. was won by Sir X yaTdins's
SaraWAk yeArs Mr.. j. LoWthsr's HersmOn
aged. Was second, and Mr.. w. GATdnsTs street
sinReE. years. third.
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N,w E-x,nud League Games.

A. Fall River-Fau River 20; Brockton, s. Bass hits
-fAll River. 20; Brockton, Errors-Pall River
BrocEton. IL Battsriss-ONsI aud Rollins seeds
and CoreorAn.
Al tWoresstsr-worcsster. IL. bangor. l. Base hits
Worcester. II; Bangor. = krrors-Worcestsr. o. Ban
gor. 7. Batteriss-hurphy and Hayes. Mcbride and
Hart.
a. tHaysrhiIl-Haysrhill III Lssis!on. Ba.. hits
Lswiaton, 8. B.'ter.s-AcKilop Lucid. and swss-
neg. Wheeler and bergen
hits-PAwtucksI IL: Portland. Il. ErrOrs-PAwtuekst
Uannon
The sun., 1894-05-04

Esrnsd run,-Pnt,burgh. q Ti,l base ~ .rrors-
ST. Louis First base on bs,,.on srsis:nstsin 8.
eocS. Pets GumbefL Buckley. Twebese hits-Ely.
Stencil Sacrifice hits-shugart Miller, Double Play
Giasscock aud Becky Umpirs-MeQuah Time-l 90
CLEVELAND. II LouisvLLE, a
CLtvsLLSp NAV s-Pify.feur hundred persons
crested the nome club At their nrst home game to day
Ihe opening was most sutptctous-tautlesS weather
rsttling good playing by tue home club, and crowd
whose trems nious enthusiasm passed anything seen
here for ysHrs The bontsviies proved an easy marx
for the spiders Ths feature Of the ane tbs eat n
ing of OConnor The score
The sun., 1894-05-04
ws.tsr. League Games.

At Ninn.spolis-hinnsapoIi, 81 Milwaukee IA
Base hils-AinneApots d. Milwaukee. Ia Errors
Minnsap polia 8; MilwAnkss. BAttsrIss-FrAzsL Par
TIn. and BuTrel: FlgKlrmsT and LOhmAn.
Al kansas Clty-kAnsAs CITY. 9; Sioux City, g. Base
hls-KAnsAs ctr, III SIOUX Chy. T. ErrOrS-kAnsAs
hue; Hart and KrAuA
N TSisdo-Tolsdo. a. Indianapolis. 8 Base hits-
Toledo, IL Indianapolis. IL ErTors-TOledO, 2; Indi.
AnApons, 2 BAttsriss-forsmAn and Mcfarland; MAuek
aud NestlAks.
AZ DeIroiI-DstroiL 10; Grand Rapids 10. Base hits
Detroit. "a; brand Rapids. H. Errors-DetroIt 4;
Grand Rapids. a BAItsrisS-BAsE and kTsE; sehInidt
and spieL
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Starter Rowe On H,- Way HIM.

CHICAGO. May B" Jimmy" Rowe isin this
city en- route to his home in New York. from
California, where he officiAted durlnG the win
ter as presiding Judge at thH Pacific coast
horse racing meetings. Mr.. Rowe Is enthusi-
aste in his praise Of California and Califor-
mans. He believes that san FTaueisco has a
great future as a racing centre. and he Will re-
ties At the tracks
The sun., 1894-05-04

Earned druns-Bnghamton, 16; Erie. a. First base
on balls-or Delaney 8: on s;ryker @ Struck out-Ry
Delaney 4; by stryker. T. Home run-Lang Three base
bit,-shsaron. stryksr TTo-bsse hitsIsh,aron LAZY
Mack. Dowse. Lytle 81, Power. stolen bases-Bing-
hamton, 1li Erie, 4 Double plsy-LanE. Mack, aud
Power. wild pitoh-Dsansy. Passed bails-FrltE 1;
tendancs-7O0
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game. The college tesm shoysd The oensht q hard
training BY knocking out 20 clean hits and aeanf ID
bases The Travel ert put up strong game. but were
unable to stand the hitting OF the home team The
score;
:, :, g.Rs: ssspS6S5Sy-i,
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Earned Fun-syracuss- First base by error-syra-
cuss First has. on ball.-strich.r t2l Dixon suil.
van, HAnrAhAn. AnnehAn. struck out-By Sullivan,
J; by Payne, = Twebsss hlIs-Coonsy. MnnshAn.
faAtE stolen bases -C onrv. Sricksr. Murray. Egan.
Rogers. and Dixon. Hr hy pIcher-By Eagan. = I'm.
pirs-DAnIsll. Tlms-l ;35. AttendAncs-I ,COu.
The sun., 1894-05-04

ToKDHIH. 8. WESLEYAN. :

the season YESTERDAY al FoTdhAm with the wssleyA an
University nine The home team won after an inter
eating contest The features Of the game we're the
work OF Murphy and Boyle for the FOTdhAns and Gum-
Ssy 10. the HsssJAnS The game vas called the and
ofths eighth inning 90 AS 10 allow tbs Wesley ana to
catch the train. score
The sun., 1894-05-04
BALTIMORE. 8: BRooKLYS, 3.

BALTIMoRk. MAY 3-The Brookiyhs lost the
second game TO the Baltimores this afternoon
because Of their inability to hit Mullane safely
when men were on bases. GastriRht was hit
In streaks. The Baltimores touched him up
In only three innings. but In these they made
more than enough TO win They earned all
but one OF the runs made The 0elding on
both sides was superb. Many a hit was Killed
by DAILY. who played brilliantly at second.
Corcoran. too, made some great stops and
eatehes, For Baltimore. Roblnson's catching
and throw ing are worthy Of mention. Twice
In succession In the early part OF the game he
threw out would be ptlfsrers Of second. and
after that none Of them attempted IL when the
fat catcher had the ball. Brodis made two
singles, = double, and triple out OF four times
at the bat. and hut for circus catch by DAILY
e second would have had still another nit;
work. The game Was replete with pretty plays
Brooklyn started In iiks winner when DAILY
ged the nrst hall pitched for three bases.
TrsdWsy hit the bali. allowed DSly TO- score
In the fourth inning the BrookIyns got an
other run. but they should have had more
Mullans gave Foutz his base on balls and then
foreed Foutz at third. Coreoran's hit scored
Burns. The visitors made their last run on
Burns's single and Daly's double. Baltimore
broke the lee in the third inning. when three
singles and double yielded three runs. In
The seventh inning three men scored on Me-
GraM's being hit bJ pitched ball. single. a
double. and triple. The last two runs were
made in the ninth. on double q triple and
sacrifice. The score:
The sun., 1894-05-04

Live With tha Eods-oi humoFl Buy Kip
lingS Indian Tales" R9dyard's egotism Is
immense. but you will Ike his smoking room
manner and his iun u Infectious. ll0VslL
Cornell Co. publishsTs,I-Adg.
The sun., 1894-05-04
Dates for spriug Meetings on JesSsy CIub
ek

The actual dates of the spring meetings OF
the Brooklyn. New York. and Coney Island
Jockey Clubs will be as follows;
GTayessnd. May 10 To and including May 20
thirteen days.
Morris Park, Wednesday. May 80 to and in
cludtng Tuesday, June li-eiRhteen days.
ConeY island Wednesday. June 20. TO and
including Saturday july 7-slxteen days
Fall dates will be announced later on.