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What "hcelmcn Talk About

An important conference was held yesterday
between the Executive Committees OF the
League Of American Wheemen and the Cycle
Board Of Trade at the Vanderbilt building
President a. c. Willison. Vice Presidents George
Perkins and A. G. Morrison. George y. Gideon
Chairman OF the Racing Board and Isaac b.
Potter. Chicf Consul OF the New York State
division represented the League OF American
Wheelnen: President A. G.. Spalding. X. l..
Coleman. w: r. Wilson, joseph Mckee. G. W.
Dckcrson. +. c. Stcarns. and 4. X Child repre-
sented the Board nf Trade.
The subjects taken up at Mondays meeting
We're discussed; and The delegates. realizing
the importance Of the work outlined rc-
garding united action between the Board of
Trade and the L. A. w. on matters affecting
the general intcrcsts and advancement OF
cycling agitation for good roads, cycle paths
action relative to State and municipal legisla-
tion. bicycle transportation on railroads CON
tracts with racing men. the increase Of the l..
q. w. membership. and the enforcement of the
l.. A. w. rules. decided that the Presidents OF
tho organizations be empowered 10 consider
those subjects and devise ways and means to
secure effective benefits to both associations
Willis b. Troy. who managed A. A. Iimmcr-
man on his tour abroad last season, has signified
his willingness to match Charley Murphy against
John :. johnson for n series of orc. three and
fve-mile races. to come of after July l. This
challenge is issued providing that Johnson's
suspension is raised by the l.. A. w. Racing
Board. The outlook for n race between Walter
Sanger and j. :. johnson II not very promising
on account of Sanger's recent illness.
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Wiiiinmsburgh ". e. Astir.

The Williamsburgh Yacht Club held thelr regular
monthly me'ting ut Stenway L. l., Tuesday even.
Ing for the first time this William schieischcr
made motion that the Regatta Committee lay out
oursided course for the opening club sail May 90
anu II proved successful that the club should adopt
1t for all their regattas. This motion met with some
opposition aud 1t was decided that the Regatta Com
nittec be given full power to lay out course
not as they thought best and to notify the captains OF
boats on the morning Of the sail.
Secretary William Martin then reported the club
that his yacht Bell Ami had been visited by thieves
some time between sunday and Tuesday. and that his
small boat had been stolen and the end.of all the rig
kins wlthn reach been cut and carried on. He
wished the club to investigate. Joseph Xwack OF the
soop comfort reported that his boat mad been broken
open at about the same time ami all his oil and
paint stolen. Joseph Howe said that his sorp Re
corder had been visited In the same way, and n dozen
othertncinbers complained OF similar losses until
began 10 look AS though tina famous black sloop that
ioo.cu SO many yachts up the Sound two years ago
had again started III business. \ committee OF three
was APPOINTED to notify the police, ami to engage q
Waterman 10 look after the yacht, after dark
ne following boats were reported Ia commission
anu entered FOR tho opening sail! Sloop Pastime.
commodore Schuesscle: cat Pilot, ViccC Commodore
Laws; sat Bell Ami. william Martin; sloop Storm
Shiid Theodore Myers; soop Katie Louise, Henry
Fort Joseph Iwacx; cat Frank, William Earll"y;
sloop Florence J. Miller: sloop May Belle. Wallace
Ilrbont cat Julia. A J. Robinson, and cat Katarna,
A. Buschman.
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New York Varsity wiz. mt Lacrosse.

Lacrosse lovers 10 the number OF eco ] aurneyed to
Ohio Field yesterday afternoon to the New York
University teum play the boys from Iehgh The fi,ld
hthe newest athletic plant TO he located In the vicinity
or New York II is til" property OF the New York Uui
v"rai'y, and adJolns tho new buildings at University
Heights. som" minutes walk up from Berkeley oval
The ii"d Is quite level and IL cucIrci-d by "A quarter
mil" track. II received IN" uamc "OhIp" brCau,e
several gentlemen who pltrrnlLc athletics AT I'M.
Nsrsily are members nf the Ohio society.
Inc varsity men are great larruSs" Cranks. and Ihcy
supported their team IN good styl. yesterday In
slte oi iher lusty cheering and strong confidence it
looked Tor long time as though the New York play.
ers were destined 10 defeat. The Lehigl team played
phrIlcuary strOng game against their SOird oI-
lohfna ana the scor. at the end OF the rsI half was
70 IN their favor II. Baldwin shot the goal TWEEN.
tyhve minutes after the game commenced. Baldwin
also shot second goal for Iehgh shortly after the
Then the New York players used their sticks with
Rond enact ana Capt Sutorius and his kr pt tho
DALI IN Lehlgh's territory SutoTius and ,rceuhaum
each shot goal and tied the score Not ive Minutes
before the hnal call OF time the New Yorks shinnicd
the ball through the Lohigh posts Davis being cred
neI WIN iie goal The score; New York uuiyersity,
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Freshmen Defeat the juniors, but Lose to
the Gouhomoreu

the Sophomores.
New HAVEN. Conn, May S.-The races in the
annual spring regatta Of the Yale Navy were
rowed over the Lake Whitney course this after
noon. The course Is little moro than a mile
long. and the times, considering the rough
water. were considered good. The first race be-
tween the freshman and Junior crews was won
by the former by about two lengths. The fresh
men have been training since Christmas, while
the juniors lave been rowing about two weeks.
The respective times were '9s. Tmnutcs 2Ok
seconds; '97. minutes 80 seconds.
The varsity eight then appeared on tho lake,
and critics were given a good opportunity to see
the kind Of crew Yale will send TO the Thames
in June Freshman Langford was strokng and
ho made himself a favorte with all who saw
him this afternoon. The crew rowed beaut-
fully. and 1t compares very ravorahly with any
of the many winning eights that have repre-
sented Yale. In q brush with the junior crew,
the varsity won by three lengths in minutes
Is seconds.
The last race was between the freshman and
sophomore crews, and, on account of class
rivalry; proved the most exciting of tho after
noon. The two crews rowed bow and bow for
the first half mile: then the sophomores forged
ahead half n length. This was inc reased TO two
lengths at the finish. tho time being for the
shphomores. minutes II seconds: freshmen, 7
minutes 10 seconds. Bob Cook was not present
acted as referee.
The varsity crew rowed as follows:
Bow, I; Armstrong tcaptaln), I83; g H. c. Holcomb
$50; B. W. H. Heard. l79: l. W h Cross,:Ig5. s. A. ".
10; stroke. q. angford 10; coxswain. + L. ciSrfs
lo4 Average. l19.
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California Athletes Arrive.

PRINCETON. y. j., May S.-The ten men who
were elected from among the athletes Of Tho
University OF California 10 form tho team TO
meet the Eastern college track teams arrived In
Princeton this morning. Manager North said
that all the men stood the journey well. with
the exception OF tho sprlnters. Torroy and Pat
terson. who are somewhat tired with their trip.
The team took It's first practice this afternoon
ON the Princeton varsity grounds and showed
up well. Capt. Frederick Koch does not expect
his men To be III tirst-class condition for the
Princeton contest on Saturday, but hopes they
will be all right for the University of Pennsyl-
yanla contest a week later. Edgrin, the ham,
mcr thrower, Is being coached by Jem Mitchell
the worlds champion at the game.
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ELBIDE AND ALICE MAY MEET
rn = Race for tho Ola Tiiden and Thu-ser
Challenge Cup.

BRrsToI- II. l.. May S.-George II. Saunders
has challenged Charles 4. Herreshoff, Jr., for n
race between the new yacht Ellide, lately built
by him for Commodore w. w. Hollingsworth OF
the Atlantic City Corinthian Yacht Club for
use as his flagship, and the yswl Alice. owned
by Mr.. Herreshofr. for the Tilden and Thurber
Challenge Cup that was won by c. +. Herreshof
In q regatta nearly three years ago in Bristol
harbor. Mr.. 1IerreshoH has held the cup with
out being challenged until tho present time.
Tho regatta committee which arranged for tho
race three years ago has been notified, and will
meet at once and arrange for the race, which. IL
tho challenged PARTY accents, will be sailed in
less than a month IN Bristol harbor. All differ
ences are 70 hc settled by the rules OF the New
England Yacht Racing Association.
Commodore HollinEsworth and Mr.. Atkinson
arrived today at Bristol from Philadelphia for
tho purpose OF Ouing present ut the launching OF
Ellide, which vii! take place in q fow days.
The steam yncht Dulueanc, built by the Her
reshoffs for Theodore X, Hostcttcr OF Pitts
burgh, had very successful trial OF he: engines
yesterday. She will have speed trial over the
mile course in Bristol harbor May 10.
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SECOND CANE
QuI vIvE.
Bowling Games Tonight.

Totals......l2 1919 go Totais...... s "a
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To-day's Baseball Game..


NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville vs. New York. at Louisville.
Cincinnati vs.. BROOKLYN, at Cincinnati.
Cleveland Va. Washington. at Cleveland.
Plttsburgh vs.. Baltimore, at Pittsburgh
Chicago vs.. Boston. al Chicago.
81, Louis Va. Philadelphia. al ST. Louis
EASTERN LEAGUE
Scranton vs., Toronto. at Scranton.
WiIkesharTe vs. BEfralo, ut Wiikesbarre.
Springfield vs. Rochester. at Springfield.
Providence Vs. Syracuse. at Providence.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
Rmira vs. GloversviIle. at Elmira.
Binghamton VS.. Albany, at Binghamton.
JOhnStown vs.. Schenectady, at Johnstowp
Troy vs. Amsterdam at Troy.
OTHER GAMES
Trinity vs. Lafayette. at Hartford.
Boston College vs.. Holy Cross. al Bostou-
Wesleyan Va. Brown. At Midlletown,
Dartmouth VS.. Bowdoin. at Hanover
Cornell VS.. University Of Virginia. at Ithaca.
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Capt. Brewer yesterday again showed his remark.
able proficiency as q pigeon shot. He made the grand
score OF Ss out OF 100 live pigeons, the two birds
missed being dead out of bounds. Shooting was un
der Hurngham rules 8Oyard rise. 50.yard boundary
The match was $3.50. Brewer u kill vs. out OF 100
packed birds to win. The birds were OF the hardest
kind, COMPRISING twisters. drivers, and lightning In
eoners. whlch would fool anybody. Tho wind was
very hard.
Brewer made four sensational kills, all OF which
were lightning drivers that twisted as they Isft
the trap. Time OF match. 80 minaIsa
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New I'm gland League.

gor. Is: pAwtuckc a. Errors -Iaugor, z; PawIuckrt
b. Batteries -Whee!rrand Hayes; Todd and Yeager,
Al Lewiston lrwlston,3 8: Full ltyer. q Hts-Lcw.
ist0n o. ran River, y. Errors Lewiston, 2; Fall
Rollins ~
AZ Amgusta--I,rocEton.l l2 Augusta. 8. Hits-Brock.
ton. J; Augusta IL. Frrors-BrocktOn. IS; Augusta,
o. batteries Miller and Douc; Baker and Kelly.
AZ Portland Portland. |; New Bedford. TX. Hts
cortland; lb New Bedford, y. Errors-iortIAnd. 10;
New BEDFORD Q. Batterles-Doan and Goodhart;
Monghahan. Clancy, and Sharp.
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TanEle In Lafayette sport.

EAsroK, Pa, May s-The Lafayette College Advisory
Conmistee has declared that he meeting Of students
held Monday, at which baseball and football managers
and Others were elected. unconstitutional and
under the rules this meeting must take place the
second Tuesday In May. Accordingly there is to be
another election, and friends Nesbitt was de.
itated ior football manager TO the ,ha7rin OF the
team VIII try 10 have him elected. AOthing In the
college has stirred up the students so much as this
election Right on the heels OF this trouble the
announcement that unless the interest on the bonds
OF the new athletic held are paid the bondhoiders
Will foreciose, as they are Epprehenslve that the
grounds viii not pay. and they want 10 save them
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The Priscilla Weather bound.

NEW LONDON. Conn. May S.-The schooner yacht
Priscilla OF the Cleveland Yacht club Is here weather
bound, on her way from New York to Cleveland via
the St. Lawrence River She has on hoard her owner.
pr. + l.. EtcmGn. rN.CommOdurr George H. Worth.
inSton. eK Mayor George W. Gardner. j. r. Sargent
James Gbbun OF Cleveland Lloyd Booth OF YnIings-
town, O.. and Mr. Hollenhrck of New York. The Prs-
ella was built 10 meet the scotch Thistle.
schooner she is faster than + "a soOp.
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PennsvIvania State League.

At Hazleton IIazleton, 5; Po,,sv!le, l2. Hits-Ha-
glcton Z; Potsve, ~. Errors-Iiazleton, 2; Potts
vile, =. Batteries-Jordan and Moore; Anderson and
Stanhopc.
AT Lancaster-Lancaster, Z: Allentown, l2. Hits
Lancaster, ": Allentown. H. Errors-Lancastcr 6;
and MiliiRau. "'
Al Harrisburg. Harrisburg, 4: Reading. 9. Hits
Harrisburg, .; EcAding. ii. ErrOrs-Harrisburg. 2;
keading ). Batteries-Hlston and Roth; khoRdes
AtCarbondale- -Carbondaie, 2; Shenandoah, 9. Hits
-CarDondale, l2: Shenandoah. II. Errors-Carbon.
dale .; Shenandoah, 2. Uatteries-McLpughlin and
Hess; Sevin ana King
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THE LAUGH IS ON EWING.
RUS TIME rHE NEW FORKS WIN
THE CANE.

R.s,e Pitches Good Rail snd I- Well Sup
portes--The Hrookiyus Dror Another TO
rtttssurxh-.A Cirvc- Victory FOR the
fso-tons Puts Them In Second f'I.ee-Tha
Other winners Arc Chicago. FhiIndei-
phis, and Baltimore Other G.nes-Notes
Tho New York team proved the old adage that
those who laugh las laugh hest by taking tho
fDal game from Ewing's men at Cincinnati yes
ter,iky. Rusie and Farrell were the battery.
and Rusie was in splendid trim. lie was we'll
supported in tho neid and n: the bot. The
Brooklyn, did not win their game Mt Pitts
turgh, although Manager Foutz went into the
game nj the last monien: 10 stem the tide OF de-
feat Philadelphia beat out Louisville in II
pretty contest, Chicago once more won from
Washington, and baltimore beat Cleveland In
the f'rst game. the second game being called in
the second inning on account of rain, The most
interesting game Of the day was played at st.
Louis, the Bostons winning by scoring seven
runs in the eighth inning The results:
New York. 10; Cincinnati. D.
Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn,a.
Boston. IL st. Ionis, z.
Philadelphia, y; Louisville, A.
Chicago. 5; Washington. 4.
Baltimore. 8; Cleveland, e.
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Columbia Crew on the Hudson.

The Columbia College varsity crew moved over TO
the Hudson yesterday and rowed very wc!l for tho
first time on the strange river. They were I'm the boat
which has Just been rigged 10 III them and II soon
became evident thar heretofore il was IN. falt f
she.T po1r shell thSt caused them 20 roll and be u
which has given the college boys the use OF is Mani
until June After that date the crew Will move
day OF the race '-''' 'N'N NV
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They Want COrbett and Fitzsimmons to
Fight In Denver

DENVER Col, May s.-Reddy Gallagher has
wired to Fitzsimmons's manager. Joe Vcndig
and Corbetts manager, In New York Offering
purse OF $4,000 II the fight is brought of in
Denver or In the State. Back OF the offer which
the el,rhver Athletic Club professor made to Ven
alg. he has the written promise of two of the
leading bankers OF Denver and number OF
wealthy gamblers who have agreed 10 raise "A
purse OF Soo, 600, and are willing To make ii $40
900 should any competition in the East for the
hight necessitate such small fortune,
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a New Sprinter discovered.

Western Papers report that the St. Alhanss Military
Academy has discovered sprinter OF unusual merit
In g. g. Stuart lie is training for the intercoleStae
meet at Chicago next month and In q recent trial at
the Illinois High School Association grounds he is
SSTSdised with running 100 yards in seconds
both men were favored by q !" hair breeze al their
backs and track In the finest possible condition IL
when tried out in a race. ~ ~ w
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Southern League,

At Sew Orleans New orleans. 3: Little Rock L.
Hts New Orleans B: Little Rock. l3. ErrOrs-Sew
coran: Ely aud Gnuding,
Al HnsiNiilc Nashville, :; Atlanta. L. Hits Nash
willie, ~. Atlanta u, Errnrs-Sashvii-, 2 Atlanta
BattHEiei-lctnAn ana frost; Schn idt and WILSON
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Baseball Notes.

Bannon OF the New York team left Yesterday morn
inE for Louisville. where he Will Join II.
The Orange Y: NJ. e. A. baseball team have some
early dates. including May 30 and July still open
and would Ike to hear from elghborng teams. Ad
dress manager Y d. c. A. ball team. Orange M.
LOUISVILLE, May S.-Manager McCloskey to-day closed
deal with baltimore by which $500 was paid for the
release OF Dan BrOuthers HcCtoskey has heard
nothing as yet from Brouthers. but has ordered him
70 report at once to take his place at first base.
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table feature OF Lehish's .
by Lukens. The score.
p;sy WAS q beautiful catch
LEpioB.
PRINCETON

hnrncd tunsnPrinceton, lOi Lehieh; g. Two,base
base ht-Nevins. Home runs.Payne. Smith. Stolen
senior smtS Double es pass.w Wsrd, T. Ward and and
smith. Bases on baiis-Oh Easton, !: on Ncyins, 4.
Struck out-By Eahton .. by Sevins, g. Passed ball
Goss. J.: Trenchard, l.. Wild pitch-Nevins. Time
2;l5. Cmpire-Wyckon.
AMHERST. 4; WILLIAMS, o.
AMHERST, Mass.. May A-Amhcrst defeated williams
today In The ntst championship game OF the rrinngu.
lar League The game close and exciting through
odt Draper led the batting OF the Williams boys by
hitting out clear home run IN the second, with
one out Both pitchers kept the hits well scattered,
and but FOR lde's Ave errors Williams might have had
tho game. Montague and Fletcher played star ball
for Amherst. and their sensational plays were the
feature OF the game. Amherst and Williams always
play the lrst OF the series, and Amherst has
failed to win this game for six years. The score.
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Earhe,. TmnsII'rown 2: InfayGtte. l. First base ON
Brahy: >; "a 1S 2 Cr!swsli; 4 Twopase hits Lander,
barclay. WaIihrldge. Double pay-Wniibrdge and
Kothermei Triple pay-Suminersg and Lander
Hi by pitcher-By Brady. 2. Wild pitch-Bra,iy.
Passed ball-Barclay. Umpire-Mendernall Time
1:40.
JASPER 4 RrTGERs.O o.
Tho Jaspers defeated the Rutgers College boys yes.
terday at Jasper held In sixty i've minutes. playing
faul lpss nfp,. Tha
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New York State Learue

, At Johnstnwn -J"hustown, 0: Schenectady. 10.
Base hits -Juhnstown. 10: Schenectady, is, Errors
iohnstown, .; schenectady, !. Bltteries-Cogan and
hceier: Palen and IinraIn
AT Troy-TrOy, !; Amsterdam /. Base hits-Troy Q;
Amsterdam, 3. ErrOrs-Trpy, 3. Amsterdam. l. Lat,
tcres-Marshall and Messer; Donovan and Vgneaux.
Al Binghamto on-Rain.
m -pai
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New EDgiaud Association,

AT saem-Salem. 10: Lawrence, !. Hits-saIem
II lawrence, Errors Salem, 8; Lawrence, II
Batteries -Yerrck and Linehan; Donohue ard
Stronger.
At liavcrhll-Nashua, II: Haverhill, 8. Hits
Nashua, Is; Haverhl 10 Errors-Nashla 5: Havsr.
hll. 10. Batterics-Black and Luchia; Brinton and
Grant.
Al Fltchburs- -Fitchburg, 90; lowell z Hrs-Fitch.
burg. z3; Lowell, y. ErrUrs-Fitrhburg I; Lowell o.
latteres-Page, Mageo. and Donovan: Coyie Haw.
ley, and OntcHll.
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Earntd runs- -Kochester, !; Provldence. Q. Twobase
H9ms r1WnsuDuryca "a; Cooney stolen bases
Lang and hamburg. First base balls on Egun q;
of buryca, 2. First base on errors Rochester, 2.
Struck out-By Duryea, l. Tlme-l:30. Umpire
snyder
At Scranton-Rain.
AT Wikcsbarre-
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Earned rnns-Springhe,d. !: Syracuse, l. Sacrifice
hits-Donney, lynch ~. schetier, Minnehan 90.
Leah @Leahy M a.. M%cp9naIh % Welch, Eagan, Iathrop Two.
hit-Griffin: Home run-scheflier. First on balls
shannon. ponneily, Lynch, Mcdonald. Eagan t2l.
out put simon Ensan Moss. Rafter: Hess: Batter hit
balls. Rafter, 2. wild pitch-Coughlin Time-2:05
Cmpires- Swartwood and Hurst
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virtually gave the sss away by his wdness Sullivan
va nit hard when men were on bnsca Attendance.
e.JO0 The
ro,al,.....7 ea7ii q Totsis....iI /
sBatted for Ehret In the ninth inning.
+Bntteu for sullivan IN the ninth inning.

.Bstted for Ehret In the ninth inning.
+Batted for sullivan IN the ninth inning.
Boston ...,..,........ .....9 u o o Oil
Earned runs-st. Louis. /; noston.2 First lose on
lsOn Sullivan. 4; OF Ehrct, Il or 8reiteDstCin, T.
Struck out- -liy EMrct =; by sullivan. q TTrc.baso
ht-.PeitE Two base hits-Cnnnor, Lyons Quinn
Stolen bases Cooley 81. Duny, Bannon. Double
plays ong, Lowe, and fucker; peitE and quinn.
Hit by pcher-Ry Ehret, l. by Breitenstein, ]. I'm.
pire-Emsllc. TIlne-2ilO.
PHILADELPHIA. o. LOUISVILLE, d.
:ouiSvIiLF Nay a-Both teams battcd effectively TO.
day but Philadelphia by long drives at the right
time, The 10 e,tures were a splendid double play by
IcIil, sullivan and Boyle. and the Oase running OF
Hamilton. Attendance roo. Tho score.
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Ill,noi. wLselmen and the L.. A. w.

CHicAGo May Sat meeting OF the Illinois Cycling
Club ycsterdny II was decided To renew tieir alI,s
glance To the League .of American Wheemen and re
tain membership In that body.
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Earned runs-Pcnnsylvnnai, /: Virginia !. Three.
base ht-Gnrnett. Bases stocn--Avii. Gornan, Hol.
lister 2 Left IN nasc.- rcnnsyvania, Z; Virginia.
Neely. Cochran, Williams. First base on errors
PcnnsylNEnia, 3: Virginia. 3. First base on balls
Grey RenninSs, Dlakeiry, German Wild pitch
Neeiy; Passed balls Cochran. 2: Rennings 1. I'm.
pre-GleAson. 1ime-l 40.
BROWN, o. LAFAYETTE, 1.
Providence. May s.-Thc game between Brown and
Lafayette lost interest after tho nth inning when
rQrl a Iha
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7 TothTs..",,1 II
Batted for Daub In tho ninth inning.

.Batted for Daub In tho ninth inning.
hEEiEtsn 9 2 %
Earned rnns-PittshurIh, r; IrOoEivn. !. Two.
buse stonzel, Decklcy HAwlry ~ Sacrifice hit
Stencil Fiat base on errors PI'thHrh, :. brooklyn,
J. T1rst base on OallS-On Iiuwiry, g: III nRub 81
htoisn 6a-s.ponoyan a., Stru"E on p Iiaw.y !; 10y
lAub !! liit by pitched bal -NuOv,. trim. Passed
hulis-Grnn, !; Kinslow, !, lhlk-!s r''". I eft ON
bass - Pittsburgh, 10; lrr ,isI t,,ar 90 2:l0.
UmpirCS-Aurray AMI oup
Fos1r' .JoUIs, !.
ST. Lovm NAYS "Ihe eighth inning ',;Iv The
home team had tlN "'l"ns l'ai"u ia."I .s. iE.cr
lpnt In ths eight auG I...G i.E Eeeifgl-;:iu, wLo
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rITTsnuRaH. o; BROOKLYN, 4.

PITTsnrRGH,, May g.. President Byrnc. Man
ager Foutz, and the balance OF the chaps from
the Brooklyn section Of Greater New York
know that Emerson llawley was u factor In TO-
days game at Exposition Park. About 300
spectators were present Threatening weather
kept the attendance down and wet grounds
made the game "a difficult Ons To play IIawlry
made two doubles and sEge, scored three runs
himself, and sent four more across the plate
by his batting. He helped TO retire five men.
and only allowed tho brooklyn strong boys
seven little singles Now II this is not pitchers
record TO be proud Of for, one game, trot out
some one who can beat IL. In only one instance
did the Brooklyns get the better OF him, and
that was when Daub changed his position while
batting and forced balk. Rain commenced 70
fall in the fourth inning with the score . too in
greeted the finish.
From the Pittsburgh stand point timely hitting
and good fielding. together with tho fact that
Hawiey was in iinc lcttle. with terrific speed
and the Brooklyns conld do nothing with him.
sufficiently tells IT,. story. Dnub pltChcd tolcr-
ably falr but lie was Irregular. At times his
pitching was apparently easy to solve. aud at
o. her tines batsInen were easy marks for him.
His SUPPORT WAS not of the best. and altogether
the Brooklyns will have 10 improve considerably
II they want to stand well in the race. The score:
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Capt. Shackford OF tho AtaIautn Ill at
Southnmptou.

SorTHAMpToS. May S.-Capt. Shackford, COM
mandcr OF George GOuld's steam yacht AtalRnta,
Is lying somewhat, though not seriously, i'll Mt
the Southwestern Hotel here.
The sun., 1895-05-09

Totnls... 20 U2I 0 Totals....,.0 10 2Tl4 ]
Princeton Consoiidated....o g l-5
Earned run-Iawrcncs Vile. Two-base hIts-Ross
ArTott, Sankcy. Three base hit Ross. struck out
Arro!t o; on Jayne I. Passed lSIls-Kafer Il Ttus
l. Iimo-.;l0. Unipire-tiuerln.
PRINCETON, l2; IIIIiGH. ..
BETHIEuTg Pa, May s.-The Princeton baseball
team playe! ne game against Lengh day, hitting
keytns hard, while EAston was effective at critical
moments and tnishd tho game by striking out three
OF Lahighs best b2tters In luceSasion The one orsd