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New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
OUAKERS GET SIXTH PLACE
BROOKLYN BEATEN IN HOTLY Gun
TESTED GAME
THIS YEARS RECORD FOR TIME broken
DALEY MAKES a HOME RuN-NE"-io''"
AGAIN DEFEATED By BOSTON
c.Nps YESTERDAY.

,..vo-xo Cincinnati 10. 81. Louis O.
PHiladepha g. Brooklyn 2. Cleveland s. p,,,hurr
o,o ., tho best-p.ayed ball games OF the seaSo''
vas witnessed at Eastern Park yesterday .he oo
tes,onts being the Brooklyns ana fn''aue'p
II was one of those snappy brilliantly p"'
games which have done much TO make pro'esS'o""
ball -pla wing popular in this country ana I" was W
the sort OF which too little has been seen III va"
ne.ghborhood this year II was the MN" o'
the Giants did last fall. but. unfortunately ior the
nannant aspirations they have not GONE any VI
that sort Of playing since 49,,
The game in Brooklyn yesterday was "o' VI
mechanical performance OF contract ~
hards hut a battle in which every one OF the
eighteen players strove with might anu man
win for their respective teams The playing was
60 o,,,cl and sbarn that the nine innings were
finished in one hour and thirteen minutes the rec
ord for the wear Brilliant plays were numerous
ond tho 200 spcctators showed their appreciation
nv hearty applause. Brooklyns field WORK was pei.
feet Corcoran and DAILY making some remarKao'e
nlavs Sullivan Hallman and Carsey were not ia'
behind in point OF excellence
Only two bad plays were made Kennedy Ap-
peared ,lstess for instant In the fourth ih''"s
and no gave two bases on called balls In success
sion and both runners scored In the sixth innlnS'
with men on second and third ana one out Id
Chance lost his bearings and struck out botn Vc'i'
teams lost again yesterday, WHICH III III "'e''
rather unusual record. - l., ,,a
The Quaker City men scored Two runs IN W NJ ,.,
fourth inning on two bases on caieu pa,s nr hy
Thompson and two-bagger by haimah sa,c ,o .,.
visitors another run In the seventh inhlnsc m - yav
Rrooklyn a run in the third inning. ana Dailey
also scored the other run in the eighth on a. NOM h
na y,lion Abbey the ex-Chcago pitcher. has peeh
signed by Brooklyn. The score
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
vIHY DRUSE PARDONED.

Albany. June Ex-Governor Morton TO- ao-day par.
..a warv Druse. who is serving life sentence
IN Auburn for murder. Mary ana her mo'her'
Rozalana Druse. were convicted IN herhimeI o.e'
,.nd NJ Rozalana and father OF Mary The
,,o,h.r was executed. Mary mt the time wa"
"''s.s., Years old. She pleaded guilty to murder
s"cnrd degree. on the advice Of her counsel. al
,houph II is alleged. there was no evidence connect
ing her with the crime. The paraon was Vored
~ 's D,s,r,ct Attorney. who conducted the Irose
",,on Justice Williams who presided at the
tris wrote the Governor as follows ~ said to to
Mary when sentenced her that % sne h n, M
cn.Iac,r @ anm. Years hope for Executive clcmency.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

The New-York Canoe Clubs first trial race for
tho selection OF defender OF the International
Challenge Cup will occur at Bensonhurst. Long
Island tomorrow.
1t Is expected that the Defender will be launched
at Bristol Rhode Island to-day at about 1880 p.
m. Ex-Commodore F. d. Morgan. OF the New
York Yacht Club. w: X. Vanderbilt, Horace Leeds,
8. Nicholson Kane. Cornelius Vanderbilt. c. Oliver.
Isclin. chairman Of the Defender Syndicate. and
other weiknown yachtsmen are expected to be
present.
The steam yacht Pilgrim, which went aground
the other day. Is now laid up In Boston for
pairs to her bow and propeller.
The gallant old cup-defender Vig!lant Is stul at
Nixon's shpyard. Ellzabethport n j., undergoing
only to be scraped and cleaned but 1t now ap-
pears that some important changes are to 6e
madc In her ballsst These changes, with her
new suit OF Sawyer sails. It Is thought will mate,
rally Increase her speed.
John Z. Brooks's schooner-yacht Alaska, which
arrived here on Monday from long cruise to dis
tant ports. towed to South Brooklyn yester.
day. to be overhauled preparatory taking part IN,
the New-Yorks Yacht Clubs cruise and rscea
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
CANDLEMAss COLTS SOLD WELL.

Tattersalrs sale Of the woodburn. Ellmendorf
and Hartand thoroughbred yearlings last night re-
suited in prices for everything sold except the
get OF imp. Candemas. the brother OF ST. Blaise'
eleven Of whose colts averaged $40 each Follow
Ing is a list OF those which brought 500 or over:
Property Of A. J Alexander Spring Station. Ky
Bay colt by Falseto-V.ronica by Onondasa; Ed 49,.
Property Of j. ~ Camden. jr.. Versailles. Ky:
Brown nlly. BY Spendthrift-Narna. by imp. llz- ..
Julius Bauer --'
Property OF ]. c. Enrigh Lexington. Ky:
Brown colt, By imp Candelmas-Naeria. by imp
Clenelg Virgil: w. Donahue I.lp
Bay colt. by imp. Candemas-W aiiaway. by Kos-
cr,ician William Hendrie. Hamilton Can. 10
Bay colt by imp Csnielmas-Moliie b. b. by imp -
Br1gadier, W. T.. Appegate. ......'. 81"
Chestnut colt. by imp tG0dlenas-Elsa NSalind -
ly imp Moriemer: William. Iiendri- j O25
Brown colt b. imp Candlsmas- -flibbergibbett ny 49,.
Kingnsher; W. +. Applegaie 40
Brown colt. by Imp. Can1em% by 'reat nm
Tom julius Bauer NJ
Brown my. by imp. Candiemar-Fiorio By Virgil: -.
Brown nily. by imp Candlemas Verdict. BY imp. o
I~amington Thomas Hitchcock. U........ %"
Bay nly hy imp Candemas- Twilight. by Algerin"; -
julius Bauer w
Property Of J. Henry Miller. Lexington. Ky:
Bay Ally. by imp. Candemas-Ia'onia. by imp. 49,
Billet. f. thanine '"'
Bay nily by Fordham-Wan'on. by wandcrer; NJ -
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
FAST TINE AT wILKEsBARRE.
sANGERs FIRST APPEARANCE AS r"of r''
sroNAI--HE DOES HALF-MlIE IN
5s2-5 SECONDS.

sANGERs FIRST APPEARANCE AS fhofE'
sroNAL-HE DOES A HALF-MliE IN
IS 2-5 SECONDS.
vukesharre Penn June % tSpsciaD.-The nrst
,a a, tho National Circuit bicycle meet here passed
a, ausniciousv before the largest crowd that ever
a,,.ndsd a meet IN this city. The track was In hhe
co,dl,,on being hard and clean, without DUST anu
tho fastest time ever made on n horse track o'
b,cvcls,s was posted on the bulletin board iea'-
ure Of the day was the appearance or waiter oahee'
"a n professional He had been entered IN the LASS
y contest when at noon he received notice 'ha' ne
had been declared professional oy ""a'' man
Gideon OF the l.. A. w. Racing boa'u, VI" u"
charge OF selling his prizes. Ihs deoarreu MN ~
.ac,rs hu, he went half a mile unpaced to beat the
record OF John s. Johnson made at fhiiadeiphla' VI
,a95 lie started we'll doing the quarter In 2S 40
and finished strong In 1928: 49,. ,,,o -, a
horse track m doing 1t IN 2O7 beating cabanne BY
beat the horse-rack record doing IL IN lW s-o
Summaries:
one.mle novic.,won by II. O. Fran,n wlkesnafse utss
T. cox scranton. second; W. r. "as"e' '
barre. third. Tirne-2;32 20 - ,
az, y rcnny r,ica y J.. second Il. C. Johnson
cleveland third Time-lOo's.
one mile d.uzcrne County championshipuC a. hrns s
Wlkesbarre. hrst. ". J. s'''"' '''' " 49,
third Tme-2:45.
Two.mlle handicap Glass Amw; G. Douglas; Eew-
York nrst; A F Direndor1sr FER BasnH@n,9"' .i @
n r. to,.n cla.. BE C. Ball. Buffalo. first:
/ - cabanne ST. Louis. second: f. C. Johnson. 'ie'e-
land third. Time-2o'.
uair,nile topen. Class A)--c w. Erck neaa.rs'
M5sbHm,on S r. third. Time-i:2i Is.
onc.m,e handicap Glass B)-F; H. Allen 80 yards' yrd
,h,ri rne-2:O7
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
weight handicap sweepstakes Of sl5 each IS n de-
clared With 4iIn added One mile. on turf.
L1SSAK WINS THE DETROIT DERBY
FIRST RUNNING MEETING OF THE DETROIT DRiV-
ING CLUB A SUCCESS.

ING CLUB A SUCCESS.
Detroit. June g-The first running meeting OF
the Detroit Driving Club opened at the Crosse
Point track this afternoon with hnc weather,
fas: track and large crowd present The racing
was excellent. The betting was heavy. but only
two .avoritcs won. The race OF the afternoon was
the International Derby. for three-yearolds. S'"'
purse being guaranteed Seven horses met at mo
post. Little time was wasted by the field IN get
ting of. When the flag dropped Suma showed
in front Maurice second by head. Halfng. D1ggs'
Havoc Frank X and 1issak punched in the order
named. Lissak led from the start. and was not
much more than galoping when the horses turned
into the stretch for the finish. Maurice came very
fast but could not reach Lssak. who passed nnder
the wire winner by half a length In 2:3o1s
Maurice was four lengths ahead Of Diggs. who was
FIVE lengths in advance OF Frank X, Havoc Suma
and Halfing finishing in the order named sum-
maries follow:
First Inaugural rush. six furlongs)-ShutDe III.
(McKnight). 30 to l. won: May Thomson. IL veIgeh
to l. second: Morpheus. 124 HortonI. 10 D. third
Time-1I4.
Mohalska. l07 0iergen). . 70 e. won; Loorain iv'
Knapp, TO second: Musselman. 1O tiorton) 10 l.
third. Tme-0:56A.
Third race international Derby; for three year-ods
1i6 Or. Isom). 1. Maurice, l:2 Carr q to l.
second: Diggs 1O7 U-vng) 10 /. third Time-2;S'ls
Fourth mie)--Evanatus. 112 drvingo. to
won Booze. lo5 G'ergen) to . second; Midstar i"'
tClerico,. 10 TO I. third. Time-l41%
Fifth lone and one-quarter miles over eight
hurdles) MILES Sandish. 164 (Blakeyl. even won; NY
Luck lGl (surg-ss 6 to l. second; silverado. IA
Graves. 8 to l. third. Tne-2:i9s.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
coRNELLs STROKE NOT so BAD.
TIE CREW DISTANCES THE CANADIANS ANT
THE TRINITY HALL MEN

TIE CREW DISTANCES THE CANADIANS AND
THE TRINITY HALL MEN
London June e5-The Cornell crew rowei over
IN. fun Henley course this afternoon. The cana
dian crew raced the course with the Cornell
men The Canadians were beaten by two lengths
although they had a lead os several lengths at the
start The Cornell crew rowei n forty-iour stroke
all the way They reached Fawley Court In }
minutes ~ seconds and finished In minutes sec
onds The conditions were favorable There was
n light current. and light wind was blowing be-
hind the racers The Canadians had a start or
thirty seconds and their time over the course was
minutes - seconds
The Trinity Hall eight rowed over the course AZ a
thirtv-six stroke II took them minutes and 20
s.conds 10 reach Fawley Court and they covered
tho course I'm minutes II seconds.
Tn. oarsmen who ar" to compete In the regatta
are now arriving al Henley daily. with their coaches
and friends and the available quarters in the VI
cinity are filling mp rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
,,s rre,hmau race will be Guy Richards. Of Co
COLUMBIA TO HAVE A NEW BoATHoUsE.
r,rr1n VICTORY STIMULATES INTEREST IN ROW

COLUMBIA TO HAVE A NEW BOATHOUSE.
r,,r1p VICTORY STIMULATES INTEREST IN ROW.
ING-A RECEPTION FOR THE CREW
Tb. decisive victory OF the Columbia Coleges
giant crew. about whom such careful reports hASe
heen furnished readers Of The Tribune had stimu-
lating affect on the prospects OF the new ooa'-
house at One-hundred and -hfteenth-st. ana tns
Hudson River. There have long been complaints
nv the boys and BY Trainer Peet OF the bad enects
of the air of the Harlem River on the heaitn ana
strength of the young athletes OF Columbia College
and this wear the crew transferred to the huo-
son The training for Mondays race. wncn was
rpwed on that river. may have had much to 90
with their success for the record Of the varsity
crew during its first weeks on the Hudson was one
Of repeated duckings and the practice In the sWe'O
must have been OF value to them at Pougnkeepsie.
There can be question as TO the neeos y. 'a'H
ready sold their old house to the Nonparsh Boat
club and plans have been prepared for tne new
Columbia house. The crew trained for this year
contest through the courtesy and at the nocse %
viii cost something like fifteen Thousand oonaaS
nearly a third OF which sum is aready on htv nSIv
II is intended that the boathouse shail pe esn.yi
five feet long and fifty feet wide ~ , MI so"d and
will be divided into compartments lot the en 80
and for the Varsity crews shells Inc Mone' "
build with will probably be secured now .ha. 'ne
crew has shown of what good stun II Is Inaue'
MANY OF the alumni OF the opinion that ne~
era in rowing has been opened AT So.uii n so,rs ~
leRe by the victory OF the young men, some Oh
whom were far from promising cama,aAb snnn bs held
for the Victorious crew. 1t is prooaole tnaI o'S.
tures Will be made TO Yale that Columbia take the
place OF Harvard for the race OF 1896.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
SALES AT THE Ea ;TON PADDOCKS

The Rancho del Paso yearlings will be sold to-day
at the Easton paddocks opposite the entrance o'
the Sheepshead Bay racetrack There are forty-nVe
head 10 be disposed Of many Of the youngsters being
closely allied In breeding to horses that have gained
fame on the turf BY taking the II O'Clock trains or
boats persons desiring TO attend the sale Will arrive
IN ample time The sale begins promptly at noon
The paddocks are pronounced success. Ncar'y
two hundred yearlings that are TO be soid are on
.xb,,d,,on Major B G. Th0mDs's Dixiana yearlnss
will be sold tomorrow. beginning promptly at noon
Among the lots to be sold is full sister 70 Domino
Cd cnrrecton besides many sons and daughters
~ successcul slres and dams
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
CHAIRMAN GIDEON sUsPENDs SANGER
AND SIMS.
THE FORMER RACES AS A PRoFEssIoNAI-KING
COUNTY wHEELMEN WHO WILL RACE

THE FORMER RACES AS A PROFESS1ONAl~kiNGS
COUNTY wHEELMEN WHO WILL RACE
OTHER NOTES.
Chairman Gideon. of the Racing Board OF the
L. A. w. continues TO throw hot shot into the
ranks OF the Glass men. and before ne gets
through nearly II not all OF the semproiessionais
will be sailing under their true coiors H'oeon
does not seem disposed walt until after the an
nual meet at Asbury Park before acting. Sanger
and Sims have been suspended. pending an inVest-
CATION. Sims Is disposed TO contest put sanger
accents the mandate without inurmur. ana ne
took the bull by the horns and rode as proles-
sonal at Wilkesbarre yesterday some OF '"e
manufacturers who have spent considerable money
getting together teams FOR the year seem worried
considerably over the turn affairs have taken.
A c. Spald!ng. president OF the boaro oi i'au'
when seen Yesterday expressed surprise a' ."e "'
nenslon OF Sanger. Mr. Spalding says tha' ne uoeS
M, know lust what course he will pursue. he mas
sent for Sanger and Shafer. the trainer "ho WI"
renor, 70 him In this city to-day
NJ. tyircs County Wheelmen members VINO VIII
,a,e mart in the races at Manhattan pea" ~ -
saturday are as follows: c. NJ MURPHY =. =
Earl T. s Paige II. X. Smith, w. D. rou''
Iomss ELDER. c. Mack. Otto Roehr. G. U. STAND
s,a IT Reckwith and c. W. Young. Inc c'uo
n,I hove the one-mlle State championship race III
nlace NJ the proposed match race between oa"ser
and Murphy
Tho membership list in the League OF Amer'ca"
vbeelmen for this State continues 10 increase,
and this weeks list breaks all records s"o"e ,S
~ '''r ''S '.ors pennsvlvania is second. with lsl
new members
The Cycle Club OF Brooklyn held ciuo ru" a." m,''
theatre party to Coney Island last nisn.
cyclists witnessed the performance Oh r''- a.
Manhattan Beach.
! Maitland Kersey. the agent OF the " n'e o.d %
Line OF steamers. says that the interest III oyO
-, .oo,,o On great that he laughingly suggested
,h., IN tho roxt steamship his company mas oulit
h,cvc,e track be constructed around the upper
deck.
Cyclists desiring TO join the League of american an
uho.lmen NAV obtain full printed Information anu
Tants nv sending name and address to the Cychng
| Editor New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
sTAR WINS THE HAMBURG PRIZE.

p.,,,r June 25-In the trotting races to-day the
Hamburg pr,ze OF 1900 marks. 400 metres. was
von bv star; time. 40 3-5. Sola was second In
l.o2 a. and Shadeland third in 4;G't.
The Acanthus prize OF l.0o marks. 400 metres
was won by Max: time. +:3S. Liebling was second
time. 4:ss 25 Troubela. third; time. 4A''s
~. roh.ngr,n prze OF 100 marks by
Kade,t 2eO metres: time. 4:H 3-5 Nober. 272
metres. was second; tine. '"+S. Pippi"' a'oo
mStres'o un,Iu, nrizc Of 200 marks 3loO metres
VAS Won bv KIeber: time. 5:35 l-5 Greene was sec
ond. time 5:s5 3-5. Alexis. third; time O;So 20
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
ro AvrNGr THE MURDER OF LEM.

constantinope. June 2j.-United States Minister
rer-eu having received trustworthy Information
that the bicycllst INnz. who was making a tour OF
tho world on a wheel In the interest OF an Ameri-
can periodical was murdered near Bahar oy SIX
Kuris. whose names are known. has maze vigorous
representatons to the Porte demanding the imme-
diate arrest and punishment OF the criminals. The
porte has promised to comply with the Amencah
Sir Philp currie British Ambassador to Turkey.
has given permission 10 Mr. Graves the Br,tlsh
,'on s,il nj Frz.roum take the matter up IN ac-
cor,,ncc yyi,h the wishes OF Mr. Terrell. The
I,ni,ei states has no Consul at Erzeroum.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
RACES But NO RIVALS.

London, June 25-The Britannia and Niagara
sailed over the Douglas Bay course to-day under
the same conditions yesterday, neither having.
Il competitor The weather was clear. and the vino
was light and puffy. The distance was seventeen
miles the Britannia to start at 1890 and the Nj
agara at l1I5.
The Britannia finished the first round at s0e:5o.
and sent back for the second mark; the Nj
agara at 4:25:53. The Britannia reached the hnish-
ing mark at 1880. and the Niagara at 6N1l
The Britannia, at p m, started for Ramsey
to take part In the regatta tomorrow John
Ramsey regatta.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
yALKYRrE TO COMPETE AT RorHEsAY

srrrI Room FOR THE YACHT READY-THu
ArIsA IN DRYDOcK.
c,,srou June 25-Constructor Henderson's men
er,shsd their work on Valkyre III at Gcurock
Yesterday. and the boat resumed her trial sailing
to-day. The weather conditions were very favor
able It is definitely settled that the Valkyrie will
compete in he races at Rothesay Saturday: Tne
new steel boom for the yacht Is ready. but IL VIII
not be tried until after the Clyde regattas.
The Valkyrie returned at 7:50 p. m. from her
trial spin. In a light wind she moved fast. with
ali her lower canvas set and will improve stu
further with her new steel boom.
The Ailsa yas docked here to-day. and is having
six tons of lead taken of her keel her boom short
ened and her mainsail slightly reduced.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
nrspLEASIy0 TO CoLoRADo READERS


From The Washington star
young man." said the Colorado ediior ,h you're
. good poet. but you can't write for 'his 'aper.
'7Why notY" -. ,,r.s,on y, nm m
.1r,vn,,v YOUR discretion deserts you
poitun.y. Scorfess I don't quite follow you
..io this poem you refer TO the gores OF the gold
en- moon.
You could just as easily have made II silver
movr .o,ra IN the slightest. And-you-ddn't-do-it"
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
THREE STRAIGHT AGAINST THE GIANTS
A COLLEGE, PITCHER TOO MUCH FOR NETWORK
pATsMES.

Boston. June 2.-Scxton pitched n great game to-
dav while Clark hit freely I'm the first thre"
innlngs Longs error In the first inning gave IN"
visitors two runs. but they sa" ihiri base only
once after this. Not hit was made on sexton
from the nrs, TO the seventh innings Lowe made
mir every time he 10 the bat. and his SICK
work wa. the feature o! the game Attendance
N
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

BROOKLYN W. Washington. at Eastern Fark, brooklyn
baltimore Sev-york. at baltimore
Boston vs. Philadelphia. NJ Boston.
Cleveland Pttsburg. at Cleveland
Chicago TittsburG. nt Chicago
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
suprpsHEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY.

A spendid card that should attract large crowd
4. oo.red 81 the Sheepshead Bay raceirack this
afternoon The track s likely TO be fast ana " 'ne
weather is pleasant good time should De mace III
>verv race Thirteen wel-known horses are hA"eo
A. ,h. or., race Owners should see 20 II that the'r
.r,d trainers are not permitted TO withdraw their
horses because Dorians name appears among the
.r,r,.. william Lakeland did not want to start
n,on,no on Saturday because Jack OF SPACES hao
-un fast trial, James r. Keene insisted tha'
nonino should start and the horse was taken from
h,s feedhox with his midday feed half eaten. In thc
,ace Domino smothered the field and won win
amazing ease while Jack OF Spades was last. IL
<h.re are no Withdrawals the first race promises 10
be an excellent contest
In the Surf Stakes Handspring is looked upon az
having the race a. his mercy. as Sycamore anu
hastings are his only opponents IL Is treat IN
t,sef 10 see the beautiful OF Hanover galop al
.nsed A selling race at a mile and furiong with
character that any one OF them may "'h' VIII i"'
nish amusement for the crowd
The Tidal Stakes. al a nile is star attracuoh'
and shrewd turfmen predict a hard-fough'. hoty
contested battle from fagfa to finish Keenan, is
an unbeaten three-year- having won the three
races In which he started. Counter Tenor Is al MS
hes, a mile while the other contestants nave
good half-nile scramble for e ;mr,sen
sractous Youngsters who cause the starter TO Tned-
tate and the racegoers 20 anticipate merry "''e
a, the post and lo-,o-l shot winner -,,.d ,v
Fourteen acceptances OF the impoFts a.iotteu py
the handicapper in the heavyweight handicap at
mile on the turf promise to make the SKIN race a
exciting affair. Here are the entrees
r,per p.cT-yor e.-year-olds and upward winners
during this meeting excluded; a sweepstakes OF 'l'
each with 5000 added Of which 500 10 the second
faf
New-York tribune., 1895-06-26
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cleveland Jun. 2s-rh- Louisville Cleveland rame TO-
day lacking in interest from start TO finish Inc
Cleveiands they pleased Burke'rs terrific bat
ting wa. a feature Attendance. zoo The score;
Glsy.Iapa S,,.2Si ..............:.a %
10 Isisy' ana M onovan wsy
hing and spies. Umpire-I-vne.
ch,cago. Jun. 2s-Ansons players aownei the Pitts
bury Aggregation afternoon with ease. despite the
,.c Tint Hart struck out eight srwarf- batting
and fielding Of sensational character In the fourth
nninr Stencil hit Anson A. the ball left the bat
Stewart started Tor M catching superb driv" side
WAYS Smiths magnificent catch q Wnmorr ny against
~. beacber fence was preriic-t plays
IN. grounds The game r'opped for ten minutes IN
IN. third inning permi, dustsofm 10 Galyns
IDEAS Of strikes and balls quaint enough 70 pro-
yoke vigorous protests from both sides. Attendance.
3.ioO The score:
fnsssS ',,,.;.,r .......:.......s Is Is
ua.ehns-chicago TO- PIt,sburg .. Errors-chicaso 2.
Ptisburg I. naiieri.--T-rry and Donah"e. Hart and
Merritt. rmpire-Galyin.
Washington June 2s.-To-iay's game a regular SEQ
raw affair and anyhriys game until the winning
run made in the ninth inning. Two men w'r" out
in Tim, inning with men on second third. and
.core ,tandng s~ven favor ~ Washington Two
strike. had called Mctraw. when he h the ball
10 left driving and winning the game In
the seventh inning Kelley became ohs'r'perous over
decision put out 81 the game. Gleason taxing
his place relieved Esper n the beginning of the
eighth inning sides neided well. Attendance 400
The
Washington ................."'"" ! 90 %
Baltimore ..................'... " " . " ~
Ha.ehta- Washington Baltimore 10 Errors-lBalti
more 2 Batteries and Mcclure E:p"r. Hotter
snd Clarke. rmpire-Emsle
Cincinnati June 25-The Cincinnati team celebrated
their return home after dlsastrous Eastern "trip by Do"
feating the 81, Browns. Not error was charged
10 them while the 81. Louis team piled mp six hve OF
which are charged 10 Fagn. Ewines sore hand kept
him game. Vaughn taking his place The play
,nc Of the visitor, poor throughout, Attendance. 1000
The score:
g, I.nuis s.....................O % q u o u
Basehits-Cincinnau H. ST. Louis II Errors Louis
G. Iattercs-Khin~s Phillips and Murphy: Ehret Staley
and Fagin. Tmpre-Keefr
Al Springfield Rochester a. Springfield g.
At Wilk-sbarrc- Buffalo =. Wiikcsbarre T.
At Scranton (r.t game)scranton T. Toronto 81 second
game Scranton 4. Toronto J.
Observation-Disclosures W. Syracusr RAIN
At Amsterdam Amsterdam II, Tnghamton O.
At Goversve-Elmirs 23. Gloversville H.
At Atlanta-New Orleans IL. Atlanta II.
At Detroit-Deroit r. indianapolis I.