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Yachting Notes.

The steam yacht Fri King. recently purchased by
Mr.. Moxan, an American yachtsnan, is fitting out
' Tses 4 HSi TSS,d FOona 'A' "O'''' according 10 the
The design for II defender for the Canada cup by
the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, tho owner OF the
Canada, which defeated the vlncedor III the last race
for the cup.
Commodore A.. j. Prime of the Yonksrs Corin'hinn
Yacht Club has sold the sloop Yacht Anaconda to u
10 sail the yacht home. ANOTHER New Bedford
will he towrd around by the Anaconda.
The clubhouse of the American Yacht Club at Mil.
ton Point Will be INFORMALLY opened for the season
sian next ext Th tn the e, Club VII 20 b Into c%m~ ais
owners ar. requested to have their vessels at anchor
In tho harNur on that occasion.
A successful auction of yachts was held recently
=, The shining ETchange. London; Tho So5-t ton
while W storey bought both the old Ratsey yawl
iD5 los. "mGs the e. EfGn"psrty of the r ,T,,.r 4 f. wo, ,m.
prir" III each case being s. 200, The 5a ton schoOn-
si.25G,
Tn" rcnataquit Corin,hian Yacht Club has ar
son: spring hub regatta, May 30: annual club r..
eatta. july ! sntpe class race, July -. half rat"rs'
ratcis' race. Aug. IL and sept. .; tall club regatta.
Sept. !. For the annual open regatta entries will
be received from members OF any recognized yacht
club. In the reyattas OF MAY 80. July 4, Aug. / and
sept. 4 there will lie Il special class for knuckabouts.
The Regatta Committeao of the Canarsic Yacht club
has arranged the following Programme torthe season:
Opening day and raising OF the club pennant. Decora-
tion Day: annual race for the club pennant, June
q; open regatta. ontI-ss open to all recognized yacht
clubs. July !; COriuthian race. Aug. ~. Extensive
improvements have been made to the club property
during the spring, and the house mas been thoroughly
renovated and rCdecorat"d. One OF the main fca-
lures OF the improvements is tine addition Of u new
toat, which has been constructed specially from de
signs submitted by Commodore Nielsen.
The Indian Haroor Yacht Club will hold its first
rae" # the season on Decoration Day. The classes
for which contests have been arranged are the
2l.foUt racing kuuchaboutS and the one design
dorics., Entries must he received by the Chairman
Of the Regatta Committee At ~ Broadway. or at the
clubhouse. Greenwich, Conn, by noon on May 20.
The start will he from of the eastern end OF Little
Captains Island. The knockabouts will sail ten
nautical miles and the dories three. The rules of
III. Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound
will govern. Second prizes will he given in each
class If four or more boats start.
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At St. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, May 2.-SOtwithstanding the weather
was cold and damp. there was . good attendance at
the races to witness the light Of mudlarks. the track
being q bed OF mud. FavOrltcs won III every one Of
the events. ummary
First Race -Sev-nf u~rlOngs-TruIillo i 10 Thorpe,
q to 8. won: CLarowltl. 10 Burma, 4 to |. second;
Lord Neville, lOs (Southard Il to J.. third. Time.
1898.
4 to =, won; MoutedouiCO. lO7 tElsleyI, u to ],
second; Osric H., III tSouthRrD. 4 To /, third.
Time, l:blr.
Third Race-Six furlongs-fireside. lot tSouth.
ard. ] to ., won: BE True. ~ tMcIOudem 4 IN |,
Time, l;2l.
100 T. Burns, even. won; Moruni. 100 Holden. &
10 2. second; Lee bruno. a3 kelly. to l. third.
Time. /: 5O4.
Fifth Race-Five fn~rlongs-Boundlce, lO4 +.
Jones'. 4 to =, won; GrrenoCk, 1lS II. Burns. 3 to
Time, I :Ofil.
sixth Race -Sevcn furlongs; ~sclling-Branch, 100
IT. burns, 2 to |. won: Simon D.. no Holden, y to
3. second Rebel Jack, liz Lines. 3 10 /. third.
Time, l:3J1a.
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Lipton Exyects to Win,

OMAHA. Neb.. May 22.-An INTEREST," ng letter
from Sir Thomas Upton has been received by
the Hon. W. A. Paxton Of Omaha. Sir Thomas
Lipton and Mr.. Paxton are old personal. friends.
The Britisher. among other things. says:
Il have often wondered II you would make
up your mind to take a trip out here. My voy-
age out and homo was Just as smooth as a
millpond. l mention this as l remember you
told me you did not care about the voyage. l
had made up my mind when in Chicago to go
up to Omaha. but ! got a cable which altered
my arrangements. and | had to get back here
as soon as possible. Perhaps you would like
to have {, look at, the cup the Shamrock is
going to lit. Unless you see the cup before
that boat gets out | am afraid you will require
to come over here and have u look at it."
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sloan Second i'm the Great whitsuntide
HnndiCnp.
.Spteia, Gail, Despatch to THE srS.

Sptcint taOtr DtsDdNh 10 IHE Sun.
LONDON. May 1.-The Great Whitsuntide
Handicap Of 1000 sovereigns. the second to
receive $50 sovereigns. and the third 50 SOW
srsigns out of the plate. for three-year-olds and
upward. one mile. was run at Hurst Park to-
day. The race was won by J. II. Houldsworth's
Greenan. 4 years old. Lord William Beresford's
Berzak. 5 years. ridden by Tod Sloan. was
second. and Douglas Baird's Champ de Mars.
4 years. was third. Seven horses ran.
The Palace Selling Plate Of 1O3 sovereigns.
the winner to be sold at auction for 50 SOW
ereigns. for all ages. six f~urlonGs. was won by
Mr.. Cottrill's Goodrich. Mr.. Cockburn's Ems
worth was second. and Mr.. ia. Miller's Terror.
ridden by Sloan. was third. Four horses ran.
Tho Juvenile Plate of 100 sovereigns. tho
second TO receive 10 sover"igns' out OF the
plate. for two-year-olds. five lurlongs straight.
was won by j. Porter Mercenary. Col. u. NJ.
lnge's colt. by st. Angelo-Protit. was second.
and Sir r. W. Grifith's Vac Nictis. ridden by
Sloan. was third. Seven horses ran.
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Gossip of the Ring.

j. y, New York lie is now in Denver.
N. and H.. New York.. No. =. He was born in
Elston, Cornwall, England, on June Z, 1852.
Thomas Mc,rath. Waterbury,, Conn No nights
We're held at the WayCrly 4. Z, Nonkers, on the Date
You mention.
NJ. ]. ONeil. New York They fought a draw in
Boston. amt aftorwArd Mccoy defeated him III nluo
rounds before the Palace A, e. Of this city.
Solly Smith and Frank Patterson OF Brooklyn. who
fought a twenty round draw on saturday night he.
fore the Greenwood A, G., have signed articles for u
return match, II will take place within three weeks.
The LenOI A. G. yesterday offered a purse of
$4,000 for q twenty-five round bout between Kid
Mccoy and Joe ChCynski, the same TO be held some
ume in July. Mccoy has been communicated with.
Choynski has already accepted.
The CONDITIONS OF the match between sammy Kelly
aud Terry McGoyern, which 10 to take place next
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Ocean Voyages of the Americas Cup
CompetitOrs.

In view Of the trip OF the Shamrock across
the atlantic to compete for the Americas Cup.
it is interesting to recall the passages made in
crossing by other cup competitors" says the
IachtiHg World. The record is held by the
Nigilant. which made tho voyage in April,
1895. in eighteen days from Southampton.
Her best days run. vas 270 miles. Her cast
ward run to Tory Island was made in IA days,
IL hours. A. minutes II took Nalkyrie ii,
twenty-seven days. to cross from Gourock
The Thistle, in 1887, made the eastward run In
seventeen days. The Genesta crossed west,
ward in twenty-one days and consumed the
took twenty.nine days to cross and the Nava-
hoe made the eastward run In nineteen days
Walk yrie III. made the westward passage in
twenty-nine days and eighteen hours and re.
turned in twenty eight DAYS"
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 22.-LArge fields and bad horses
were the features of the programme at Lakeside to.
day, and the surprising thing Is that 80 many fAvo.
rites. three in all, won. The finishes were for the
most part close and exciting. summary:
Fir1t Raco-Halt Il mlle-Aittrn. 9n ,Flickl. 10 to /.
won: Chump. lO2 Gray, 10 to !. second: Laura q.
q, IoT l.. Scott. 4 10 !, third. Time, DOLLY.
Second Race-Three.Tuartcrs OF u mile-Rnsa Clay,
1O5 tBockcrD. > to 1, won; Chiscl, 10 Freeman. 4 10
/. second; Bloss. 10 Boss, { to /. third. Time.
HIN.
Third Race-Five.eighths OF "A mile Freehand. ~
NittitOe,, \ to .. won; GUehcl. los Clay, 3 to l..
second; J.J. T., III ,Dupee'. n 10 l, third. Time,
1908.
Fourth Racc-One mile Robert Bonner. lO0
,blussl, 3 to !. won; Fred Barr, III Narvaczl, . to
!. second. liosavaunah. 81 Gray, 3 to =. third.
Time, l;4+k.
Fifth e-Thrcc.uuarters Of Il mile-RivAl Dare,
100 u. Weber, 2 to >, won: Hop Scotch. liz tNutr,
Ito |. second; Pay the Fiddler. Iui Wilson 10 to
/, third. Time, III.
sixth Racc-FiVC.cighth of u mile Cherry Bounce
H.. III Flickl, \ to |, won: Murat. III Porter, 80
- l. second, Weird, III DBlosS,, 10 to |, third.
Time, l:obig,
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B%R0OKLYNS IN TNE LEAD.
BANL0N,S M'E BEITLoUISJILLE AND
hASS S y. LO1IS.

New Works Drop n Ten.In1inE Game MT
Cincinnati BoAtons Have an Ensy Time
with Tebeau-CAjcngo, Wa shinRton and
pittsbnrR Take til" Othsr Contests.
The crack Brooklyn team leads the League
race this morning. This isthe nrst time In a
number OF years that ono OF GlHater New
York = teams has enjoyed this hontg. iester-
day the Superbas outpOinted the lpuisville5.
while the champion BostoIs defeated st. Louis
In easy style. rhe Bostons. by tho way. took
nth place nway from the PhfNadetphias who
we're unable 20 take a ball from the Chicaeos.
The Windy CITY crowd hold third notch. but
are not so very far ahead OF the Chncinnatis,
who won u tsn-inning battle from fhe New
Yorks. The Harlem team dropped 90 ninth
place. being passed by tho Pittsbures. who
made the B%altimores fall back to the .JOOTnark.
The Washingtons put ii all over the 0Ieve-
lands and drew further away from'thc tailAend.
The results:
Brooklyn, =; Louisville. ?.
Cincinnati. b: New York.
Boston. 10; ~. Louis. 4.
Chicago, 8. htladelphia,A.
WashingtOiS, IA; Clorsland.3 3.
Pittsbut.', q; Baltimore, 4.
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At Newport.

CISCiNNATI, May 81. The Queen City Jockey Clubs
spring meeting closed to-day at Newport after thirty
eight days OF racing. amman
First laCe-SiI furlours-Maggie Davis, 10 waldo,
10 To /, wun; Frle-land. 100 Shepherd ! to !, soc.
uni, john Boone, III Patterson, 10 to /, third.
Time. ll14.
second Iiace-Fivo MISUNDERSTANDING, los
Russl, X to ., won; j. Lucille, 100 Irvcn), IL 10 /,
second; Oc"nee, 100 tMayberryl, . to .. third, Time.
1904.
teanth-Carl C., lO2 Mathews, = to I. won: krlsS
kringlc. IA tAkcr, : to ., second: Dudley t.. 100
Rose, IL To |, third. Time, I47t.
Fourth Race on" mile Violet Parsons, 100 Nosc
Il To /, won. Loyalty, lO7 ". Jones'. 100 to /, Sec
ond. Pan Charm, l0d Matthew'S, even, third. Time,
l:I2.
Fifth Race-ScyCu furlOngs-Ml/Ouri. no Wan.
shire, : 10 /, won; The S~luygard, 10 Nlcaspu It
70 /, second; Myosotls, LOB Rose, even, third.
Time. l32Hl4.
sixth aoe-On mile and a quarter thorcgate,
100 III. Williams = to /, won: Nanessa. 81 Landry ,
u to !, second, Provolo. ~ Iiu,cl, I % /. third.
Time. . OAIp,
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FRIDAY night at the Broadway 4. e.. is twenty. i've
rounds At 100 pounds. Kvlly says that IL he win he
will go trIngland to meet " rcdlar" Palmer.
Considerable money has been wagcred on the r..
suit OF tr.niEht's contest between spike" sullivan
and Kid mcfarland at the Leuox 4. &. sullivan
has placed u considerable sum on his chances aud
will 20 into the ring a 100 to 10 favuri'c. There WILL
he a preliminary bout of ten rounds,
BuFrALo, May 22,-Georgc LAyigne and Frank
Erne were. TO. night mat he'd tn hight twenty rpuul4
on the night OF July 3, The contest will take place
in the orcn arena Of The Hawthorne Club, which wa,
over 10000 persons. The Hawthorne Club guar.
Rntoes a purse Of $500, of Inch the loser Will re.
ceiyo $1,000. The men will weigh 1873 pounds at
noon.
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Cincinnati; Brooklyn at Louisville:
Boston at st. Louis; Philadelphia al Chicago; Baltt-
more at Pittsburg; Washington at Cleveland.
EASTERN IE.GrF.
Providence at Montreal: Worcester at Syracuse;
Springfield at Toronto; Hartford At Rochester.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
wilkesbarro at Newark; Paterson At Reading,
Richmond at Allentown; scranton at Lancaster.
OTHER GtMEs.
Wesleyan va. Georgetown. at Middletown.
Dartmouth vs.. Cuban Y Giants, At Hanover.
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Banastar's Great Trial ut the Brooklyn
Handicap Distance.

A. Gravcscnd yesterday Incorporation Counsel
Clark's Bauastar covered the Brooklyn Handicap
distance, one mile and a quarter, in . :Op. The early
part of the journey was extraordinarily fast. a.
many timers made the first six furlougs in I:I4A.
The first mil wa, done In l:L2. and the one milo
aud y fuilrpg IN / 554. Danny Maler worked the
horse in ms nal, len Holiday went the distance
in 2:Ius. Ben was far more tired at the finish than
BauastHr.
Trainer MarkiCin brought over Marito and Mil.
stream 10 the GraNrsend track to work their trial for
the bug handicap. MaItr ran the mile and a quar-.
ter III .: l3. The hlly was all out at the hnish. Mil.
stream covered u mile IN | ~. IN" great Californian
mare Flour De Lis went a mile and a quarter III
" IL. The mare pulled up Yer, sore. Bangle, Gard.
nrr'r candidate, went a mile III i:i4. Pink Coat ran
ono mile aud a half IN GftI.
Jimmy Michael is no longer connected with p. J.
Dryers stable, Michael worked his horse Flying
Jb six furlOngs Nchterlay in ll7A. VI. L, y vyrr'S
noted mare Cleophus covered sax flrIongI in J :lpls.
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RACING.
Pocantico Handicap and Other Features
on To-Day's Card mt Morris Park.


on To-Day's Card mt Morris Park.
The Westchcster Racing Association has pre-
pared a very interesting programme for Morris
Park this afternoon. In the handicap for
three-year-olds and over. third on the card.
Jean Beraud is hopored with top weight with
such formidable opponents as Swiftmas. War
rsnton. Miss liowena, LAlouette and lambert
in the field OF ten named to go. This event.
which has all the quality Of n stake. leads
IN to the pocantico Handicap for three
year-olds, over the hill. Ethelbert is rated by
the handicapped as the best Of those engaged.
and six other good ones have accepted. Eight
runners. to be ridden by non professionals. are
booked for the Amateur CUP. and the handi-
cap which winds up the card has n representa-
tive entry OF ten. with the speedy Western
mare Imp conceding weight to Warrcnton.
Buela, and others. The entries follow:
First Race-For horses three years, old and over
that have never won n race OF the value of $3.50. to
be ridden by jockeys who have never ridden a win.
ner; selling; $3.50 added; last seven furlongs of the
Withora mile,
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YACHTING.
Decoration Day Programme of the Atlantic
and S~enwanhaka YRchtsmen.

unu SenWAnnaka 1nChtBmens
Commodore F. II. Adams Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club in general orders No. . announces
that Nice-Commodore Whittock will be in
charge on Decoration Day. The colors will be
hoisted at 10 80 O'Clock on the clubhouse staff
and saluted by all yachts present. After this
there will be a regatta. and prizes will be
awarded to winners In each class according to
the club classification. Entries for these races
will close with Col. ID. L. Austen. Chairman Of
the Regatta Committee. 81 Chambers street.
not later than 10 o'clock next Saturday morn
ing. or at the clubhouse at noon on the follow:
Ing Monday, A tug boat has been chartered
Tor the Regatta Committee and n limited mum
Der of members. 1t will leave New York at 81
O'Clock and stops at the clubhouse at Sea Gate.
Tho following have been proposed for MEM
bership:
Col. Alexander Gordon. Theodore G. Eyer, W. d.
MeQuesten; George L. Ruppert, George g. Mcintosh.
house. Andrew. onderdonk. Asa p. Potter, VI. /.
Bowden. Charles p. Minton. Henry 1vison, J. L.
1stmain. George j. Brow;ns. n G. FIiei.cRhman.n bHr. 9.
Il Holmes. James sheylin, John n. Meyer and
Walter A. Nelson.
Commodore He. Rouse of the Seawanhaka-
squadron to rendezvous In Seawanhaka har-
Dor on the morning of Decoration Day to take
part In the eighth annual opening OF the club
house, The boats will dress ship at noon when
the colors will be hoisted and ,saluted. The
Regatta Committee has arranged the following
schedule for the season:
May 80. races for 81 and % foot knockabouts and
club catboats; June -. annual race: june 20 to
June ~, racing cruise TO New London to attend the
Harvard Yale boat race: July 3. 8 and o. seawanhaka
International Challenge cup trial races: July 10.
Roosevelt, Memorial Cup race: July 20 to July 81.
seawanhaks International Challenge Cup match
memorial prizes; Aug. ri to Aug. rs, knocksbout
class match with Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht
selected classes.
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Turf Notes.

CHICAGo. May 22.-Thc grand stand and three
hundred stables at Harlem race track were de
atroyed early this morning by a hre, presumably of
inCGndiary origin. Many valuable horses from the
Fast we're i'll the stables. but II is believed that all
were rescued from the flames by the attendants,
who slept on the grounds. Richard Fitzgerald, who
recently purchased the track. intended to open 1t ON
decoration bay for y hft'en days meeting. The
loss 10 estimated at $40, 900,
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bowling.

Two victories for Soll last night placed the latter
player on AN equal footing with Holden for the sixth
prize in THE Sun individual championship tourna.
ment. The scores:
FIRST SERIES FIRST GAME.
Eche. 81 3 100 Coulon.....O 3 1872
Missed spare-Eiche.
SECOND GAME.
2 che ... 3 . l5o Coulon.. 81 s Is9
Missed s~psres-Eiche. ,.
THIRD GAME.
Eichc. .....3 INA Coulor....4 8 8 l74
Missed Eiche, /; Cnulon. =.
FOURTH GAME.
Elche ...,..2 l54 Coulon.. q 1853
Missed ~spares-Eiche, =. Average per game -Eichc,
1914; Coulon, l7oh. Umpire Charles Pfrcnger.
scOrcr-T. w. Emmcr.
sECuSD sFRIES-FlRsr GAME.
sohl ,......4 $50 Eiche .....2 / l79
Missed s~parr-Sohl.
SECOND GAME.
sohl .,.u.,N 1874 Etche......2 l75
THIWD GAME.
s,hl .,....4 ls2 Eiche......0 X al
Missed spares sohl, /; Eicho. :. Average per
khngelhorer. Scorcr-Charles Pfrengcr.
FIRST sERlEs-FIRsr GAME.
s. $ u. Score. :. s. d. Sror,
Couion ...3 Gl 1872 Sohl..,.3 $50
Missed s~psrns-Coulon. |; Sohl, |.
sECOSp GAME.
Coulon ....3 : no sohl ..,.5 2oI
Missed s~paro-Coulon.
IuIEn GAME.
Coulon ...4 . I ig2 Sohl. ....4 . 200
Average per game Conion. Is3 10; Sohl. 197 2.3.
Unpire-l, Eielman. s~corcr-rhilip Galland.
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THE SUS Individual championship Tournament
ClingCn, CuulOn aud Linden, at tho GermaniA As
scuuhIy kuOLIs alleys.
Harlem League Tournamcnt-Corinthian. Morn
ingside and Washington. ~ IhUm 4 kahlsdprf
ALLEYS,
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pHooKLYx. 8: LOUISVILLE. =.

louisville. May 22. -Attor going down be;
fore the despised Clevelands. Louisville brdced
miserably small crowd as il they intended to
beat the widely herslded Brooklyns, but they
h'ew up In the stretch. the visitors winning as
they pleased in the eighth. In the first. httor
Casey went out. Keller beat out a bunt. but
was forced ut second. Dshlen's fly retiring the
side, Hoy opened up for Louisville with a
inheld hits brought him in; but after WagneF
had struck out u quick double retired the side:
IN the third 2 brilliant catch by Clarke OF
on second and third spoiled a fine chance for
the visitors to score. Decker's base on
balls. a sacrifice md Kittridge's hit let Louis
vile score another in the fourth. With one
10 the right field fence, but Ritchey's out at
first and Wagner's fly left him on third: Brook
lyn'S first score was in the seventh. Mctiann
getting to second on Clarke's muf Of his lily.
Baly'sou sent him to third and he scored on
Farrell's ny. Dunn's out from Wagner to
Decker retired the side. The Colonies hopes
were dashed in the eighth whom Casey led of
with a single to centre. Keeler's out sent him
70 second. and kelley'e hit to left scored him;
Dahlen got first on Ritchey's error, but was out
at the plate in attempting TO score with Kelley
on Anderson's double To- left. Anderson scored
on McGann's single and Days double TO centre
scored McGann, farrells fly ended the agony.
The score.
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= ~Corccran cut for interfering.
Cincinnati. e.. ..... 3 ~ - q o q n q 10
New York ........,...l U , u o u o q | o.
Two.base BeCkley, Grady, Van Hal
tren. Throc.hase hits Selbach. Stcinfsldt. Sacri.
nee hits Davis. Sclbach, Becklry, Gleason, Irwin.
stolen base o. Davis. Double plays Miller and
Heckley: Hartman and Doyle; Hartman, Gleason and
Doyle. First iaSe on balk-OT Breitenstein, 4: od
q rrick, g, Struck out- BY Carrick. |. Passed balls
PETTY. I! Grady. !. Hit by pitcher-Stsinfeldt. Left
on bases-Canrinuati, y: New FORK, y. First base on
eirnrs Cincinnati. .; New York. /. Tims-2 hours
and II minutes. umpires -Swartwood and Warner.
RnsroS. 10; IT. LOUIS. 3.
ST. Luris, May :2.-rebeau's aggregation was
clearly outclassed to-day. Boston taking the first
game OF the series. Jones was batted out W tho box
IN tie third inning, Bates going in TO pitch for the
locals. While HickmRns work a. pitcher for the
stitutcd in 81. I.ouis's half OF the third. The score;
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WASHINGTON. May 22.-The open handicap
singles. the only event in the Southern lawn
tennis championship tournament left unfln-
ished on Saturday night, was brought to an
end here this afternoon with a victory for DR..
Gla2ehrook, one Of the local experts. The
scores:
Handicap Singles Second round !. W. Glaze
brook, owe -. beat ". G. Grant, owe II. c. G-3.
semi lhnal Ruunl-CalhOun tragin. owe 10, beat
i. l.. q. Waisworth. owe II, al, al; J.. W. Glaze.
brook. owe 10. beat W. II. Huidekoper, owe half
10. B-H. IL,
Final Round-L. W. Glazebrook, owe 10. beat Cal.
houn Crayin. owe ~, 90, 81, Is, "a til.
Excellent form was shown by the players in
the annual championship lawn tennis tour
nament of the Pratt Institute which was begun
ON the Pratt field in Brooklyn yesterday.
summary:
Mems Singles -PrcliminAr TOund-C. j. SrahUry
defeated j. q. Thomas, 80, "a. 81, Rodney u.
Chipp defeated j. &. Nichols, G-3. d. W. q.
ClouYh defeated u. +. Sperrey, "a, 4 &; II. G.
Brcdin defeated ". II. Conover. ii, G-3; IL. e.
Srddrn defeated J. &. AharCa. al, 2-ti, To-; W.. D..
Nash defeated u. 7. Estwick, 10. Il.
Womcn's SInglc~-MiSs GILES defeated Miss John.
son. 10. d-U; Miss ,loyd d. fcated Miss simmons,
IL. O.: Miss Hudson defeated Miss CouoVer,
d, 1T, 10,
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Two.base hits Relt1. Tannchill. Donovan. Sheck.
ard. Holmes. Thr.e.base hits-McCsrthy. Williams
~ Home run -McCreery. Double
and ~Iachapce. Struck out-By Tannehill. 3. First
base on bans-Of Tannehill, 2; on Mckcnna. 2. Wild
pitch-Mcksnna. Hit by pitcher-Clark, Schriver.
Tmpires-Gphney and Andrews. Time hours and
10 minutes. Attendancs-l, 200.
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81. Louis. ......-..l q / I q q o q o. q
Boston .....-....... q : o o l o ! 90
Two.hase hits Stencil. Stahl. Stafford. Three.
base ~hits-Criger, Collins. First hess on balls-On
Jones. /; OF Bates. 81; on Hickman, 3; on Nichols,
g., Double plays-Wailace and O'Connor q. Struck
ont-By Jones. /; by Nichols. =. Passed ball
CLARKE. Stolen bases Stencil. Heidrich a., Blake.
Hit ny pitched ball-By Hickman, /. Inipires-
O"DAy and MrGarr. Time hours and 20 minutes.
Attendance =, OUo.
CHICAGO. !; rHILApELPHIA, T..
cdICAGo. May 22.-fiheld puzzled the Rough
Riders for eight innings to-day, but in the ninth
he lost control of the hall. and his wilduess. coupled
with costly errors, enabled the home team to scratch
out n victory. Attendance 1000. The score: