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jockey Ciab WIN Confer with Horse Own.
srs Saturday.

The committee appointed at the horse own
ers' meeting at the village Of Gravssend on the
evening Of Thursday last to confer with the
Jockey Club regarding changes in the rules
and other matters OF i'm portance. met The gov
srnine body OF the turf In the Cum berland
Fifth avenue and Twenty-secord street. yes
terday afternoon.
~ W tSa ~: oiarse presented me grievance
named as the date for a conference. at which
everything will probably be adjusted to the
satisfaction OF all concerned. The meeting
O'clock.
The Jockey Club, at Its meeting yesterday.
elected the following members: Gen. Benja-
min 7. Tracy. J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr.. g s.
Rowland. John N. Bowers. Jacob Ruppsrt, Jr.
Breen. and W. h. Bronson.
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A se.sibis Co.pre-ise Elected q. the Yseht
Rseing AssoeistIon Kew.

A ss.sibis Conpre.ise EEeetsd IL the Yseht
Rseing Assoei.tioa Kew.
The special committee OF the New York
Yacht Racing Association. who were appointed
TO revise the associations racing rules. have
submitted their report through Comm odore
A. J. Prime. their Chairman. and It will be
formally acted upon at the associations next
meeting on June 15.
The com mittss practically recommend two
rules. their old plumb stem and stern rule and
the more modern sail area rule. In their
report they say:
We th.rstors recommend that Article Of the by.
% To. ,. ss;n gu. and TIA, RI.
.nS.r q Ii. s..ee.on or O.. Es open
. ). .Hs s.S s!as x. rule: r. q @
b. By ca. .: e.. f fS g..n for ~S %s
s.d ,%s.s ,Sa ~, are. ,nis s y.
which read. as follow. 'Ths i.nsth on d.ck; meas
:s fiss -: is':ta p;5 .. f' e 's
' Gsaaa.d
The second 10 the new sail area rule. which
Yachts shsu be rated for time alio vance according
to the following msasnremsn,i
III. al syiSs % square ROOT OF
The LEAD water lin. sas.h .a.l be ih. di.tane. in
iurth..t az sh.r: III. bull .Heiu:v. OF the raddsr
q. Yacht !. sho., 10 racing win All person:
:. u; a %! on stns 5 a
'en,, any a,' !n.i marx a. each poi
as ~ I'D: q Inc from
.aaIs oc on me io..t part OF E9o'.n.ek; The de.
a.si .ha =, recorded ~ 10. ms.sur. together with
the other points used 10 measurement
The committee has also changed section
In al. rscss or rer.ttss sv.n By any club belonging
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80 a. to read:
THE rIeILxyr 10 BE srREyo rakyED.
Nat HsrrsshoF Visits she Gosid Yacht aad
submits some Plans.

submits Some Plans.
Nat Hsreshoff. the celebrated Bristol de-
signer. came to town yesterday morning and
Immediately went over to the Erie Basin.
whore the Vlgilant 10 lying. He had with him
the plans for siren Ethening tho hull and also
the drawings for her ocean cruising rig. After
. short talk with Capt. Hank Han and Navi-
gator Jafirey. he walked around the Vikilant's
deck and waited for George J. Gould. who ar
rived shortly after 10 o'elock ON the Atalanta's
natty looking hnod-coyered steam launch.
Then, with Capt. Han and Designer HerreshofY.
Mr.. Gould. who was apparently satisfied with
the plans. ordered them to be proeeeded with
at once and started back for New York.
Designer Herreshoff's plans call for two
angle Irons on each side OF the bilgs with
struts running from them to the deck beams.
The Idea being to make the hull as rigid e.
possible for the ocean voyage. Capt. Han said
that the work on her hull would probably be
nnsh.S In tsn d.y.a While thi, work e going
the rigging and hitting out above decks SO
the chances are now that the ViRilAnt will not
be detained here after June !.
According to Can't. HANS present ideas the
Vigilants racing rig will not DO reduced ct
all 50 the chances are that the YlRilAnt will
have to give time to all OF the English racers.
There 10 still some talk about HsrrsshofY sail
Ing on the VigilAnt In her races abroad, but
the Bristol designer simply shook his head
and declined to discuss the matter.
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ClMBnDGE. Nay l4.-Thsrs we're ssVsrslum-
portant changes In the varsity boat this after
noon. and the men we're shifted about right
same positions a. bOfoIs. The men from the
Victorious sophomore crew have been tried Ia
the boat. Gnd for the RsIt few days one may
expect to see humorous changes The ereW
roEsd yesterday as folloas: Bow. Forbes; Bull
lard. No. 2; Blake. INC. 3; 1OEnssld, No. 4 (;
FenhsssY. stroke.
Later 10 the GitsTnooa LsWIs WsRt In At No.
and Stevenson at No. B.
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New Eagia.d League Gaass.

At Reconsideration. 10; Portland. = Base hits
Lewiston 10; Portland. II. Errors-Lswiston 81 Port
land. sAtteriss-fsrson and Bergen. Dolan. NAho-
a. ACKNOWLEDGMENT !; BroeEton, 2 Ra.. hits
Broeston. Battsriss-hurphy and HAysI Willis and
CorcorAn.
AZ Bausor-Bsngor. Q; HavsrhIu. & Base Hus-Ban.
Cor s. lIAysrhiL s EnoI,-B.nEo!. 8; HAysrhiiL 3
At PAwtuckst-fAll River. 10; PAStueket, o Base
hits-fAIl River. II; PAwtuckst g. ETrors-Fau River
!: PawiucEsL / BAtisrss-Ncrss AMI Roach Never
and Rolink
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4 sxALL FIELD tOH the DERBY
The Race Looks Like . Duel Bstweer
Chant sud Pearl Song.

The Race Looks Like . Duel Between
Chant sud Pearl Soux.
LOUISVILLE. May l4.-There are but six pos
sibe starters In tho classic Kentucky Derby.
and It 10 likely that but three will come to the
post tomorrow afternoon. The only certain
starters are Chant with Goodale up; Pearl
Song. with c. R. Williams up. aud Pat with
Thorne in tho saddle. In case Tom Elmors
starts Irving will ride him. He was sent q
and ]. F. b. covering the distance in 1:4Sts. 1t
Is probable that he will be sent to the post. A.
CLAYTON has gone East to ride Henry OF Ma;
not start. SprinRan d 10 In Lexington. and will
not be down until morning. 1t 10 not at all
likely that he will face the flag.
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LAxeAsIsR Nay A.-Ths Franklin aud MARSHALL Col
isse baseball nine today defeated the Rphrata Pa)
Club Plank. the star pitcher OF the college nine
tanned . serious mishAp in the nfth inning In
dsavoring to touch . man out At the home plate, he
coisd with tue rama and was thrown violently TO
the ground breaking his leg below the knee and dis
ablipg him for The rest VI the season. The score:
franklin and Marshall ....4 Z o o o OIL
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ws.tsr. League Games.

At Grand RApids-GrAnd Rapids 10; Detroit. s. Base
hs-Grand RapdL ~ Detroit, " Errors--Grand
kapidL $; Detroit. q. BAttsriss-sehmidt and spies;
At napoiis-Toisdo 4; Indianapolis 8. Base
his-roisdo. =; Indianapolis H. ETrnrs-Toisdo 4;
Indtanspoli. 3 Battsues-Philips and wssEaks; Rstt
ger and Mcfarland.
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slrioViL Isious AND hsrsio.S Asscilnoz
fhnadelphis ". New York, AZ PhlsdslphiA
Brooklyn " Washington, At Eastern Park.
Boston Va haltimors. ~ Boston.
Cincinnati va Louisvitie 81 Cinctnnaft
Pittsbnrgh Va Chlcage, a. flttsburrh
C!sysiana W 81. Leuls. At Cisvsland.
EssTrpS LEAGUE
wikesbarrs W. Providence. ~ wiikesbarra
Bunaio VI. sytaouss. at Bunalo.
Ere va Troy, At Erie
orHsR gasEa
Murray HIS vs. Corning 81 CorntnG
Dartmouth vs.. ovdoin. At Hanover
Jsspers Of Manhattan College va Gorhsme At the Poe
Rrounda
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ou Other Fields.


ASpoTTE. Nay l[-sPrlEhtIy Pitcher GrssnWAy
proved TO be = mystery TO the crimson bAttsrs Who
faced him to-day and wa only ~ sNsFtins their ut
tsTmost baseball proStu that capt. wiRnns's team
could pull cut OF the game Andy Highlands vas
loucnsd IN rather freely. and the home team sStAb-
lshsd the lcaG In the second IEuiAz wbeh they held
tti me seventh, when four received nTII balls
Stevenson lnsi out tNo-bAggsT and scannslI and
uighlahlE hit singles. lsttihE IN four Harvard men
whItemoFs pAJsd loossy for the varsity, bat Vine
low stevenson. and Highlands did hitting
AuioVeF played the bssg OF the season her nsld
srs mAkihg come bsAutifui eAlehss ssdgSick home
Tsn A!t Vas the teatUTs OF the game. Ihe score
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Earned rans- kts wkss1srrs First base By
Miikssbsrre. s. First base on balls-Of Hsrndon. q;
on Campbell, 4 Struck out-By Hsrndon. o: by
Campned. ]. Home ruu-Hssa Three base hIts-SheAr.
on. Tweb..s hiis-spith. Hs.s Shannon Bs,ts
0unson and Yield: hcNAhon. shannon, and West;
smith and siehol,on Hit BY gi,ehsI-BS Bsrsdon 81
Warner. = Umpire-iioliahd rims-l So
At Bunalo-No game on account Of rain
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At rRor.

Earnsd runs-Troy. 81 spripgns Ia, first base by
sprinsnsld Pif.t base on bsIl'0on Msstin, 2: on
Three. base hts--sheshan. Bottsnus. Esdeau. Eesfs
TuobAse htts-Lynch. Bottsnus ca. Nadsau. Leblanc
NJ. hsne johnson. Stolen bAses-kAdsAu a. LsAhy.
doubts play Phillips. Pickett and Breesnrldss Hit
by pitcher-By Fricken. 1. bmpire-OAdnsy. Time
400 Attsndance-7oo
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PLENIY OF BLSDBlLL.
The Little sphere Pounded N Lively FASH
Ion at the Various Courts.

Players and followers Of handball made their
club day " pilgrimage to the principal courts
In gratifying numbers. the critical audience
at the Brooklyn Clubs court had treat In Q
go" between Phil Casey and Dr. Smith and
John Malcolm and James Dunno. Sr. The
form and won cleyerly. Nine matches figured
on the card at MAnhattAnville. A neat pro-
through promptly and pleasantly at the Jsrsey
CITY court During Intervals the match:
two pairs were book cd for q $25 rubber two
weeks from date. The scores In the various
courts were:
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II Looks as ~ Glove Fehts Were Dsousa
n Louisiana.

In LOuIsiAAa.
NEw ORLEANS. May 1.-THE State Supreme
Court to-day reversed its late decision In the
case OF the State OF Louisiana against the
Olympic Club. In the suit OF the Attorney.
General to forfeit the charter Of the club. The
mitted glove hghtA The Attorney General
applied Tor . TeheaTing. This the Court
denied. and declared against the Tspsal OF the
clubs charter. but II rem Andsd the eGss to the
lower or District Court to be tried ali over
again. aud not to admit any EXPERT prizs-nKht
testimony.
The decision rsoDsnS the whole question.
aud will practically prevent the club from
having any prize T. hts until another decision
Is reached. In his MESSAGE 10 the Legislature
to-day Gov. Foster seommsnds the passage
OF strip ger! law against glove contests and
prize fights OF any Kind.
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Ar.M.c. A. s...ban L..s.. =, L..,.

A =. ~. q. a. Baseball LeaGus 1T List.
The baseball snthu,isst,in the Young Mems chri,t.u
Association have ~ last succeeded In forming league
among branches in and near this city The oreaniza
ton vas completed last week and is known - the
"rrtcity Y ". c. A. Baseball League" The branches
numbered smoEs lite membership are the Young Mems
institute and Warrington Heights OF thi, city. the
Eastern District and Greenpoint branches Of Brooklyn,
and the Jersey CITY Association. Another branch 10
expected to Join before the end Of this month The
league elected Pap Philips the physical director Of
wseh. tine bhytcai director at the Jersey CITY ".
4. A. vas sectsd secretary. treasurer fhs schedule
~ arranged. with place s vacant each day for the
brAncn that IN to join. IL a. follows
Juas z-Esstern District va -. Young Mems 10
City.
Jun. 9-Grssnpolnt vs. Ls,tsrn District Jersey city
Jans ie-E..tern District va Jersey Ctr. Young
Mems Institute vs. Washington Hsighta GrssnpolntN s.
Jun. 2s-wsshiuston Heights va Eastern District
-. va Young Mems lnstitute. Jersey City va Gresn'
June 3o-Esstsrn District Va Young Mems Institute.
Greenpo'nt va Warrington HsightL - vs. Jersey
city.
July - - v. Eastern District. Or.sup point Va
Young Mems institute jersey city va Warrington
july IL -Eas,srn District va Gr.snpoinl Young
Mems Institut, va jersey ctJ. Wa,hington HsiGhts
July 2i-Jsrsey city ', Es,t.rn District wsshinsto.
Heights va Young Mems Institute - va 1rsen.
July zs-E..t.rn Dis,rie, v. washington Heights
Young Meas Institute vs. -, Green point va jersey
Aug 4--Youne Mems Insttuts Vi, Eastern District.
Washington Heights va Gresnpoint Jersey CITY
Ths home club 10 msntlonsd nrst in Zach instance
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Ahbsy, :. Street sut-By eumbtrt I; b. Abbsy, a
Ihreseasa hns-Gnmbsrt Lange, Twebess ATT
stsnsel eseitnee hss.ns "a WiInot Double RisT
Bauer and Rsettey. Umpire-kmshs Time, 1i6o.
cfscuraT1. ~: IousvriLr Z.
CiNsrrrlfL Nay iA-Tns home team voa to-day,s
fams ~ the bsttsr vOrk At the bat ana IN the ned
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Ives Co.sAIas al. Y.i. Crew.

sTw HAIs. Nay i&-shsrvOod n Ives. captain Of
last years champion Tale crew. arrived here today
lie has been secured By Capt johnson Of the present
Yale boat 10 become the permanent graduate coach Of
the Yale candidates He coached the Yale oarsmsa
ths atsrnoen and Sill remain here most OF the
~ after me iais Harvard race In Juna Longaers.
week len COLLEGE to-day. His Abssnes wall priVs she
crew. IL Milling his seat No.
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Eastern League.

Barnsd runs-syr.cuse.s 81 Providence o. Left on
esnesscsy,.cn's Pr9md.nes rIs' base on balls
van, 2. Tvo.e.ss hits-weleh, Hoover Mcdonald. sac
rincs hns-Hanrsnsn. EaEAn. heDouald, Cooney.
strcker. Sullivan, stolen bssss-wslch. ninnshsn.
CAlihan. Double play stroke or and Rogera Wild pitch
-CailhAn umpirs.-Hunt Tims-1 IS. Attendance
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base by srrsrs-BEOotiyh. a Left 90 bAsss-BTooEiyn
wssS,.ss.n' .rI, sA,s % sAs,na s7'trEe,
hsIssr 4 Home I.avysiy, I ihsss sAss Burns
-shihdls. pailsJ, JeJss: sta,.n eAsss-coreerAn.
ITsduay Gn1tn. shlndIs Aura ~ klnsioE, A~dtord
en- Sullivan. Trbsau Double piAy-Schoeh, Da.y and
DAI'sy. WId piIeh-hsresE UnpTs-nLrsI Tims-
zlG AEssiAhcs-2.o5I.
BALnnDRE, 10; NOsioS. &
BasIoM Nay A-1hs Orioles htt 'kia" Nichols hard
to-day thOHEh mSst OF their hIta WsIs nAis alter
lAsFs chances 70 Tets thetn rhs BJsIOns nelds
loosely and aside iTIR Duty none Of them could 10
anything sitL Mcmahon AtssT the game IRE
tTsyA6ly last AZ ;ne cue "a the NTH. LAmps ire
hTst fTial Ia League zane. lie vas not battsd la1d
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TEaaIIITASIA-
TstAIs .....s cana .
3 ! 81 Q I I -

Earned HAs-PsuHs{iyaniA 70; BEoSR 2 kons
fsnay, sl1ts!sy. Ig9eAss alts.Geyeks. BlAss.sg.
BlAkslsY s;o.sR bAsss-L0gnsy, cAnlrsll :snnS
Blair. Cosgsa hurst bass On baiis-Lowhey, hslnsteE
GoseEls CooEan 80 Bair GTsen R0binlo1 81 Lsf
90 oaass-PsnHsyiyt ni~ IA sEsEA K sirHsE oai-
CAItrsL Bakeey. l.Tst bAas srroEs-FsahsylEAnlA,
2. broNR, 3 Doub.s PlaTs-LowRsy Ahd D9nofAn;
ar ana Gougln 90. artoeuhnt aud antreu. LUWusF
rnl CSsea Ia ~ gielsl ban ri9mAA seh0snhat
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Earned runs,clsveland 6i St Louis J. Fir:t base
" crops Louis iSm on 6mss.oisy.Isnd o 81.
stein. Il OF BswlsJ. l. Struck out.By YoanE. 81 BY
f ss .s. h,-S SS f-ee..s si,snxeSsrr.
R.ins. YoanG Double plsy-9ninn Psi,n and kly.
Umpire = atwood Time-11Q
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All the wss from California 10 See the RlE
Race.

A number OF California sporting men ar
rived here Yesterday and registered at tho
Coleman House. They will see the Brooklyn
Handicap run at GraVssend to-day. In the
party are Harry T. COrbetI, brother OF James
J: Corbrtt; N. W. Brady. H. ". Curtis, Harry
said to favor DIR. gices and Henry Of NRvarrs's
chances In the big race.
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T...,,.= for tn. n.a.a, OF Fcaal u.r..n,.r

PHILADELPHIA. May 14.-The spring trotting
season opened here this afternoon at the Point
Breeze Driving Pc K The races were for the
benefit OF Frank Carpenter. but they Melted
very little for him. as only a small crowd was
present. The races themse selves were dismal
failures. as only Q few OF the volunteer horse
men showed up. In the 2:25 class Kinda W.
beat Irene Wilkes In two straight heats. Best
time. 2:2S.. There were six starters in the
$3.50 class. Chipmunk won In straight heats.
5i5. Andy Gutter beat Myrtle H. Time. s:57.
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sHooxLrS. Il; WARRINGTON. z.

For six and . half innings in Yesterdays
Eams between Brooklyn and Warrington, at
Eastsrn Park the game was very close. Then
the Brooklynites fell upon young Mercer and
hit the ball all over the grounds. They made
i've singles. to say nothing OF Tom Days
homo run. The ball went TO far left field.
Abbey returned the ball. but Il struck the
bounded into the Held again. and so DAILY err
cled the bases. Six runs were scored In the
seventh inning. and the lead that the Brook
lyns secured was not overcome. Barring this
inning. Mercer pitched q fair game Of ball.
Gastright was fortunate in having excsllsnt
support. the Brooklyns' 1sldings being first
rate. Coreoran made q beautiful stop at one
time and DAILY . wonderful catch at another.
The throwing OF kinslow who was somewhat
lame. was not good. The washingtons'
Aelding wss 9f T., an ossdinary, character;
IN the second Inning made so many errors that
BROOKLYN scored thrse unearned runs Cart
wright was the only wAshingtonIan who knew
that he was on earth. 80 far a. fielding went
At the bat Paul Radford and Sullivan carried
dsstrisht's pitching was iirst class 10 spots
He was Wild at other times. and team OF heavy
hitter might have made mineemeAt OF his
curves. In the first inning the Washinetons
rights wlidness. While usstrlRht was nit
safely but twice. he gave four. bases on balls.
The result was three runs.
CoreorAn hurt his hand In the sixth inning
and In the seventh was replaced by Shoch
who played his ever reliable game Tom
burns played good ball. Burns was good for
two singiss and Q triple yesterday. Capt,
foutz Witnessed the game, Ne was we'll
wrapped up and looked poorly. The score:
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Fifty-nine head OF Fairyiew ysarlings which
are to be sold on Friday and Saturday even
ings. May 10 and 10. by electric light at the
American Horse Exchange arrived there yes
tsrdAy In good shape. They are an exception
ally nne looking lot OF youngsters. Among
them are many sons and daughters of st.
Blaise. Exile, The Mlser. and Long Taw.
Forty-thres Woodburn yearlinRs also arrived.
and are quArtersd at the exchange. They
will be sold Wednesday night. A eonsiRn me MT
Of twenty.thres head from Mr.. Pierre Loril-
lArds Rsncocas Stud, which will be sold with
the WOODBURY. lot will arrive to-day.
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Baseball. EsstsFa FAFk, Z =. ~. rS-aAS.
Br00klyH Va HISAlAEt0R- AdnissioR. asa AAa Goe.
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rsaa.,,..a,. Stat. L..s.. Games.

A. Atleat0wn--A Allentown. !; Scranton &
AZ HAzIstsn-HAzlston.7: kAAt0n 2
IAt HRTTisbnTR--lisrTisburE.S "; heading
A. AltOInA-AltoonA ~; PettsVIlls, T.
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Baseball. FsIO GFOaAas. . =. -. Ts-aaI.
JasPsrs " G0shAUA Admission 25e.-Ak.
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BswIIaE GAsss ;rs-sIEAL


TuI s5s 1BguBU4L TOgEsAHHSL
winter Eibbsl Eibbsl "a Ritter RittsF " EintsE
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Ssws iron ILs Horse wOrld.
IatsrsssOIA.tIs Tsasis.

O. D A.--YsL you lose n yonr bet Is play or pay II
bet with future book your mOnry neither
our horse starts not
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As meeting OF the Athlsts Commlttss 81 The EsW
York A c. hsd JeaterdaT L decided not 20 dr0p
lacrosas. and Arrangements Hiu - uads sAEly -
De4slos - SCI W TEAM fsF ths ssA4eA
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hVtAA $3.50
II o / o o O. 7
Cincinnati
Ioutsvilla

ENTHUSIASTICALLY oulsvltls First base on balls :
ont-By Parrott a Home fun-Ptener. Thref-brss
hit-Bfown. Twobsss hlts-NcCarthy, smith, Psrrott.
TvitchslL Denny. Sacrifice hit-hefhse Double pia N
Smith. hePhss and Mccarthy. Hit by plteher~By
hsnsf.s Wild pltch-hsnatse. Umpirs-heouaid
eLEvEtlSn 7; ST. Loufs. 8.
CLrvpi.xp Nay A-ro-day's game vas played in an
kinds OF weather. and most Of II cold. Al one time
regular sand storm swept over the grounds impensd
By wind that almost had the force OF cyclone The
players eoud nothing and the people on the seats
were blinded by the tsfrlnc clouds Of nYinG dust
during this In oidsnt that Dowd battsa the ball IL
was long outnsd HIT snd bsfore hcAlesr could see
the ball his I'D and Doud made the circuit
Of the basss The Wind blew from fresh quarter In
few minutss and IN almost less tms than q takes to
tell II the weather became cold that the players
and spectators shiVsfsd a. though II we're late In
autumn. The score
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DESyER. May l+-A pacing race for 5000
side will take place at Overland Park to- NOR
row after noon between CebTon. with a record
Of 2:l7, and Uncle Jack. 2:l61.. This 10 the
largest stake ever raced Tor in Colorado.
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BALTiHOEL

.HsrEiIt IsOs LanPss plAss A. ssI Ia ILs HIRlh IN,
hing-
ss: :.sss q65s555
Earned Tuns-BalgtmOrs I; Boston. : First base by
sfrsrs- b.itmors. q Boston, 2 lEst base o. bAna-
On beAAhOA a. on Slch1ls I. on LAipps. q suack
sni-By hshAhsH; !. Home TUh-Dshy Thrss bass
hlt-brodis. 1EVb bus-bTodle Robinson. DunY.
Bahnsl S.sT'H nlS-hcEIag. sIOsa bAsss-AC-
GTaW. HIouihe.1. GSbnI0n. Long D0ubls plAy-Nc.
Ora And B-OuthsFA lit ~ pltchsr-By AeAAhoB. q.
b. NiehslA D. VIA riteh-LAnlps PAls-d sals-k06iH-
son. 4 kyAh j. CmpIs-OAsHTGs tlRs-s %.
TIEbHuECH q: cBICEG0 q
P.usBUEEH Nay lA-sarT0tf. uAo Tor the past weak
hAs bssR PiAEas second Ease f0E tAs sals ape
dAta Etyir hiulEsn mixed up badly glth tbs ball
iuIes ~ IL second thhsns II IodaTs game. AHd
Isault be directly rsspOnaibs los the Tgus
lnads in this inninE By tue home team Parrots
tired after the second Inning AUD AHsnu PLAYED
one tue bAlAncs u tue EAms Attsnllhce. $50. Tas
scors!
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Two base hta-hhulFN thrsebAas hta-hAruea
NnsloW stevenson. stolen bAsss-LsttOh. Urssn~ay
leT5stt. Cock % PANE stevenson baIss on balls
on GTstnWAy q on Highlands J. Passed bAlls-DTsW,
2 seAInslL :. struck oui-By Grssn~Ay Z; ~ High
ahds. 8 Home TaH-Sedgwick. HIt by pitsheT-COoE
= tmpiTs-RAnnsy. AtttndAnee-cOl
rSUERsIrT FESSsTLVASIl ~: sEoSs G
PaILADEI PHtA. Nay lL-Ths University Of Psnnsyl
VaniA ball team beat Brown Nth ease. White ROBIN
son and Brady All tried Lhs box against the To-
cal team and all we're his hard. fhomAs aud Gosckis
made I'VE hitG each. ThsSsOTs
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BnOOKLYN TRAINs


a CAkD TO kACEaOERs,
season. - .hAn pShlt.A : a.lL llostamms e -.
TAees ~ ths HGeks u ths distEsL u I'll
e0nslss Of siEtsen pages Ahd eetsE osltAllg LsBss
uith iadsE Fer thla nsstias taLs uAl ~ lhs en-
a. StaliSRI q FaEs1as IsAlisS = - ssl 10 ss-i
n hrsaifsa a.
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IA OGsr OF $4,000 for DsmIas's YouuE
brother.

LExISGToS. May 14.-Fielschman 4 Son. the
Cincinnati millionaire breeders. oilers Sl3UOO
for Major Is. g. ThomAss yeaTlng brother to
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a. g.nny. s.it-Rssin.s-. n-s-ssso Unp,rs-
Lynch.
Roysr.ford- Koysrrtord. Q; cubsn eisnts n.
AtCohocton-harray Hnls ~; Cohesion.
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Jhs Curt.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB,

SPRING MEETING. MAY ~ TO -
SIX RACES EACH DAT AT also P.M
BROOKLHN HANDICAP, Hay a.
Boats leave foot EAST S4TH ST. n n (yiA L 1
" 90 Il 20 l2'to. iz'So q 90 PArlOr Car TrSIIL
Beats Issys loot IOf WHITEHALL ST. 4 T. tcuiv.r
l;3O 2;lo. S:tO r. n
BROOKLYN TEAMS
Lave UkI0k rEPoT. Slh AY Aad S6Ih "a 10. -
lli15 li;A5 A \. And half hearty 1918 10 sls p ~
dsAIs ~ srH Az Up sSrR IS q 80 i1O0. II 80.
L0ng IsaRd City lraias stop kzsI EsE IsrE ARA
HAAas iii bs run n nsesasAry