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Yale continued its run OF winning team
matches, yesterday by defeating the Fairfield
County Golf Club team on the links OF the lat
tie the college boys have had this year. for
until the last pair came in the score was all
pair. making the final result 10 to, is
a~gainst the home team The two leaders
for Yale. Smith and Reid. will be out
ate team championship is played, and
yesterdays makeup OF the team gives a line
Dwight. the Crescent A. G. winner, made his
hrst appearance, on the team. but was put out
clever style for Fairfield. Douglas and Smith
met for the first time since the amateur cham
plonship. when, the former won his title by
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williams Beats Union in Field Sports.

ALnAST. May 18.-rn the midst Of . dowupour Of
rain aud on q track covered with mud and water,
Union Andwillisms held . dual athletic meet here to-
day. There IL no question Of the superiority Of the
Williams team over the Union and the former
won by . large margin. but nevertheless Union
would have made 10 much better showing under
more favorable weather conditions. her work to-day
being much below that OF her spring moot q week
ago. Williams won by . score Of SO to lo. Sum.
mary:
1oo.YArd Dash-won by Rooney, W.; Prtos. II
second: Patterson. W.. third. Time, II I6 Sooondc.
Pole VAnlt-Won by Sguires. W.; Howe, W.. SEQ
ond; Weed. U. third. Height, 8 feet.
Halt.Miie Run-Won by Bray. W.; Wood, W.. eco.
ond; Steel. W., third. Time. 2 minutes 10 l6 SEQ.
l2o-Yard Hurdles-won by Potter, W.; Harmon.
W: second; Putney. W. third. Time, IL 2b 0ooondS.
shot Put-Won by Brown. W.; johnson, W., a0o.
ond; Wood. W.. third. Distance, 80 feet o inches.
%4o-YArd Dash-Won by Park, W.; 9oodbody' W
second; Jacket. W.. third. Time. SO as seconds,
Hammer Throv-Won by Cullinan, W; Fnniern.
inch. ~"
o1 9ns I5a, Run-W Wen, By Bray: W: Littis. W. SEQ
Two-Mile Bicycle RAce-won by Holmes. W: WI.
ii.. W. second; Huntlsy. o.. third. Time. minutes
22o-YArd Dssh-won by Patterson. W. PROV. IT
seconds Rooney. W.. third. Time, 26 2.b seconds
Broad Jump-Won by. Wood. W.; Potter. W. Seo.
ond; DAVIS. u, third. Distance, 10 feet. ~
High JqmpIwon by Gritnth, u: Davis, o.. second,
sqnires, W, third. Height. 4 feet A inches.
second Campbell. W.. third. No time taken. ""
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Billiards.

sloSson's friends were surprised yesterday at the
nne game he put up in practice for Mondays big
match. The Student" had Edward Mclaughlin
for an opponent, and he beat him by 200 10 200.
slosson averaged ~ +-ls, his best runs being "
and 81 Mclaughlin. playing two shots In balk
Sgainst ono for the Student" averaged u Eli.
his high runs being ~ and 40,
Wizard Schaefer played two practice enmeaa AZ
the Ives Academy against Florian Tobias OF the
hnickerhoeieT A. G. In the afternoon schaefer
scored 200 TO 14o, his average being only Is 40 40
and his best runs 70 and -, Last evening schaefer
With high runs 0f -. a. and %. ~
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Other Gamaa.

Other Games.
AT woHcrsrEh.
I hSai SSr'o..".:.:oo Q 9 oSSof - 10
Battsriss-orfnn and Brennan, Kelley ana Oar
man.
E. saf PsSi so 5hssS:::oo ! ooSSsSS 81 8
B~attsrte.-purnel and Hllderbrandt; Patten and
AT SOUTH onAHor.
s siis h Ell, SGS5339SJ ss
BAttertes-Nelvin and DrtIooll; Buyers end Cole.
At wEsr Horsr.
w w:: sEe'a sSe9S5s d1--,SS j
Batteres-Luffin. asrman and Doddsy Brown and
Robson.
FEc o1SS.S $685. -
Batteres-Howard and c~atterall; Mullen and Do
Ssssasa \ os.ns..::S i53SSi9l -S
Battetes-selden and Williams: Miriam and Thei-
f ssnn :i3i;inii::::: SsSS9S-sS
Batteries Young. Sanders and dengsr, Brown
AT LIVINGSTON.
s st:ssa 1ii. z. t.::ss 9GSfSG,l--,7
Bstte5ss-Donnell s,monson and Allen, w stsr-
AT AHpovKn.
s ssSsss' i: S9isseSS 81
ssstsns: 81 pdI and wInsiow' ". ol.rtson. N.
AT oaANal.
S Sofiaasb 90 c1s ~ ! fo5SSo is y
gat,eHe.-vOrhis westervslt and o'Nsil: Marcus
AT SCHENECTADY.
H H@0iS24 9 i6So5o i--s 4
BAt~tsriss-EdwArds and Cook Rogers and Guunel.
AT HANOVER.
R RiItIaS 99S9dSss -iS
B~Atteres-vArney and Drew; Plunkett and Ranger.
AT PROVIDENCE.
b bsSHn. 9 1888 liz I
Batteries Robertson and Sullivan; wAshburn and
LeskRge.
A. staten I.l.ndeHoraoe Mann School. IT; Staten
tBr~ooEiyn-tinoo!n A. C.. ~: Mason A. O a..
At Montauk A. C.. 10; Wyckof A.
At Ridsewood-Rideewood, II; Halcyon A. c., 10.
At Iarkvilie-KensinGton A. C.. 10; Columbia A.
A Westaeld-Dewey A. g., a; Kenwood A. G.. 8.
At Morristown -Morristown School. u; Chatham
At Englewood-columb!A Freshmen. o; Englo.
At pottstown-villA Nova. 8: Hill School. 4.
At Prospect Park-Morria High School 10; Man
ni T. i; g. ., Manual 7. L. s. III stevens
UJnionn: s. st. FrHncis,s College. i; Tenstump 4. G.,
H.. St Johns Altar Boys. II; Nernons. 10. Opera
&C. II; Echo c. 0, Eyergroens, 2 Mnwoods.
.. Sacred Heart Institute. y: st. ChArles's school, %.
ENow Yort Underwriters Insurance company Is;
Cadets, Jr., Of 81. Johns College, IL. AmerI-
can. JUNIORS. w Room L.. Brooklyn High School.
IA. Pacific A. C.. 3; picked team. (. 81. Edwards.
II; teroys, :; Raleigh; o; Plymouth. 8. De Witt
At Cornwlll-N. Y. N. A.. II; Poly Prep, 4.
AZ Observation-Disclosures A. A., g.; Liberty Y.
C.. s..
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; FordhAm Re-
serves u.
Al Ohio Field-Thirtteth Precinct. a5; First Pro-
At Little Falls-Little Falls. &; Hudson A. c. a.
At orange-CAnAeld Stars. 90; Park Avenue
School. g.
At Cam ridge-HNrvard 1902, o; Exeter 1900, O.
AZ Sandwood Field-Uuited States Battle ship
Massachusetts Sailors. I; SAndwoods. 10.
At 1liA~beth-Batun High school. IS; LeAl
School, q.
A. ANNAPOLIS University of Maryland. 10; Naval
Academy. Z.
AtAnnIpOuS-oAllAudet. 10: st. Johns cOllsgs.Io
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A Thief Gets Away with Cups. Medals and
Watches at Berkeley Oval.

The winners who did not get their prizes
early in the day at the annual games OF the
Argyle A. A.. at Berkeley Oval yesterday will
have to wait some time for them. An en-
terprisipg thief made on with the yalIse con-
tanning seven SUBS and fourteen medals. and
Coleman lost a silver watch. gold chain and
81, and J. Allen a gold watch and chain. This
that has occurred this spring. At the Column
bia freshmen games four Berkeley School ath-
letes had their watches and other valuables
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Eastern League.

Eastern League.
AT HoHr1lAI.
Hartford. 49, 40 o Q 0 0 o o o IL s 3
Montreal. ........2 o 1 I o o o o ..-z
Bstteres-Johnson and Boyd, souders and Jack.
Ltz.
AT nooHKsTx1.
Providence 100 o Q o o 4 I o % ii q
Rochester. .......o y o o o q o o o. 8 8
Bat~tenes-EgAn and Leahy, Morss aad smink.
AT TORONTO.
Worcester 1000 o 0 1 o o-ix le
Toronto.-......o o ! 9 8 o 10 20 6
Batteriss-yisu and bransneld: williams, Best and
Rothfuss.
At Syracuss-wet grounds.
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play. Both were on their game yssterday.
teur championship form. Douglas winning by
D up. This was tho great feature OF tho day.
more. The rain, as the ground had been baked
BY the eun. made the greens fast. and several
to 80. Reid won handily from Gillespie, the
Canadian championship runner-up, and Rob-
ertson beat .handily the best man OF the homo
players aside from Douglas and Gillespie. The
Fairfield team missed tho presence OF @. T.
Cox, usually No. 4 on it's team. yet IL made q
brilliant ahowinQ- The aoora.
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Australian Cricketers' First Defeat in Eng.
land.
S,sstal Cable D.,paeA to TEE SUE,

bsse so' ~espetUN 10 II bUu.
LEYToN. Eng. May 13.-The great Australian
oricketers were defeated to-day by Essex
through the aid OF a young professional left
handed bowler. who had the remarkable record
OF seven wickets for thirty-two runs. Needing
an even 200 to win. the Australians started
their batting this morning with lredale
aud Darling. The former left without
scoring and then Hill. and Gregory
became associated with Darling, and homes
were entertained OF the game being pulled of.
rot I" set in which could not be- stopped
With the total at 73 the inning came 10 an
end. and the Australians had suffered their
first defeat on English soil by 126 runs. The
score:
EssEx.
First Inning-carpenter. %: H. q. Owen, 90: p.
Perrin. pc McGahey. IL; A. J. Turner, o; Russell.
e.; A; p Lucas; not out: 80; F. L. Fame, o.; Mead, 1;
H. G; Bull II; Young. 80; extras. lS, Total. 1870. >
Perrin. 9: {. McGahey. 30; A. j. Turner. Sc; Russell.
Il; A. T. Lucas. not out, 8; +. L. Fame, o; Mead. g:
T. q; Buli; 2 Young. o; extras, IL. Total, la.
AUSTRALIANS.
First InninG-F, A. Iredale, 4; ]. Darling. 4. z.
HUI &c; S: T.; Gregory. 81; J. j. Kelly. IL; NJ. A.
Noble, 81; V. Irunper, q; f.. LAYER, y; c. Mcleod.
not out. 20; II. Il rumble. 9; z. Jones. &: extras, 10.
SECOND Inning-F, A. Iredsie, O.; J. Darling. Is:
Trumper. 3; 7. LAYER not out. o: c. Mcleod a:
J, J. Kelly. 8; H. Trumble. o: E Jones, g; eItrss. o:
Total. 10. Grand total. 2i7.
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Totals ....1 S2411 2
Stated for Mcfarland In the ninth inning.
Warrington. .........o o o / Q Q o 9 Of
..Two-ba.e hits-Kelley. Bonner. Three. base hits--
Nc0ann. DAILY. Farrell. Yeager. Stolen bases-KeL
l4y. Cassidy. First base on errors-Brooklyn, 2;
Washington. !. First base on bslls-o1 McJames.
j, Struck out-By McJames. ?; by Mcfarland. 8.
nrochlyn. 9: W.shingtSn. II: Double plays-Yea-
and Moaann. Passed ball-McGuire. Time-3hours
10 minutes. I'm ires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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stoIen es,Mocsrthy L2N Donoyan. BSaImont
Madison, Struck opt-Ey Tsnnehill, 2: by Hnghsy.
2. Hit by pitcher. Harley. Umpires-Hunt and
Connolly. Attendanoe-2. 800. Time-1 hour and
8b minutes.
CHICAGO, 3: LoUIBvIhB, 4.
CHICAGO, May 18.-superb work in the held and
clever base running formed the component psrts
OF tho Rough Riders victory to-day over the Colonels.
Attendance. $500. Tho score:
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The score by points. first place 8. second
place 2 and third place l. follows:


CAMBRIpaE. May 13.-Harvard Is jubilant to-
night oyer tho result of the Rames at New
Haven this afternoon. by which the Dual Cup
room. Many Of the results were a great sur
prise. notably the dashes and the hall mile. A
but owing to rain It was postponed until Non.
day. when the members Of the team Will re.
ceive a rolsing reception.
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By pitohsE-By ooionioughL. VIVA p~itsh-yinsid.
Umpires-SwartEood and Warner. 4tme-1 hour
aud % minutes.
BOSTON, 2, BALrIEoRK, I.
BOSTON,. May 1s-A three-bsse hit By Long, fol.
lowed by q long ny 70 the outneld by Duny IN the
last half of the ninth inning. won . hard fought
game for tha champions today. Both willis and
Sitbon pitched good ball. The score,
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CORNELL BEAT sYRIoUsR
Close Athletic Contest Between the Two
Teams Won By 7 Points.

SYRACUSE. May 18.-The Syracuse University track
team was defeated BY tho Cornell University track
team on tho varsity field this afternoon BY the mar.
row margin OF 7 points. The track was heavy from
showers. but good time was made. and the result Of
the meet was not decided until tho last event was
over. Syracuse made . surprisingly strong showing
against Cornell. but suffered loss BY the disqualin.
cation OF Glass. who was counted An easy winner In
the hammer throw. Orvis was slso disqualified In
the half-milo run. Cornell was strong In the long
runs. winning them with ease. The work Of Q. D.
Whittemore. captain Of tho Syracuse team, places
him one of the best all-around track athletes IN the
world. He won frst In the 1oo-ya-d dash, nrst in
second In the 22o-yArd dash. The ANAL score count.
ing points 8. ?. l. was Cornell. ssh; Syracuse SK.
YARD D..h-won BY wh,.tsmers. Syracuse;
Waite. Syracuse; second; Baker. Cornell. third.
l2S;Yard Hardis1wsn By L.xt., s.E.ouss; Rip
iey, Gorneii, second; wilson. Cornell. third. Time
Mile RunIWon by g%ellinser. Cornell Berry. Cor.
utes 81 seconds.
sR.: ras.Won By Glass; Syracuse: 90 feet ~
n1 a1lt GdIn.,} F. ..coyS. v +, B.s:s.. Cornell; Ken
2 minutes 8 seconds.
as ss5s essnsll, .ad k III S.Se oas:,i Ss ssa Tor !. ..d ssssi
at 10 feet 9 inches:
%ins', sy.cou:c, second; CLARK. Cornell. third.
Running Broad Jump-won by p~rinste,p. syr..
eu.e. ss teet ~ inches: w~hittemors. syracuse. geo.
ond. ~ rect . inchea: Kelly, Cornell. third.
44o.fard Dash.Won by Whittenore. Syracuse,
Time, 81 l-B seconds.
Two,Mile Run-won By Sweet. Cornell: Terrence,
GSTn,il: - e B.T,!.' Cornell. third. Time. Il;
more. ,syr.euse. second; Young. cornsiii. third y
, sssa * 1asS:s: ,i 1;s;S'r. z oo %Ssn.' ::;os SSa9' sai IL
Running. High Jump-won BY Bushone. Cornell.
8 feet y inches. Second place between Stafford.
syracuse. Green. Syracuse; Benck. Cornell, and
Warner. Cornell; points split.
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Rain did not prevent a large turnout OF
players. on the Van Cortlandt links yesterday.

RYE. May 13.-The season was begun hero
to-day with an eighteen hole match between
teams OF the Apawamis Club and Westchester
Golf Club, Owing to the rain the links was in
poor condition and few brilliant scores were
made. Tit result was as follows:
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out,......"-...e e-6s
The sum mary:

A pickup team match was again the
feature OF the st. Andrews Golf Club yester-
day. the event bringing out an unusually strong
who have been loyal supporters OF the cIub
since its early Apple Tree" days at Yonkers.
The score:
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ATLANTIC CRY, May 13.-The regular weekly
handicap on the links Of the Country Club TO-
H, Chadbourne OF the AronaminE Clubof Phil
adelnhia,. Judge A. B. Eudicott and D. Brere-
ton tied for second place. A. team from the
week. The detalled aoore foilowa.
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Baseball Games To-Day

IN XU"DUye
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville at Chicago; Cleveland a. Chicago; st.
Louis at Cincinnati
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Scranton at Newark: w,lkeshsS-e st Paterson.
OTHER oAMKs.
Hoboken vs.. Brooklyn F.. O., ct the st. George
Cricket Grounds. two games.
Akrons OF New York vs.. Keystones of West Farms,
at BAyonue.
Alerts vs.. Greenpoint A. A.. at East New Yort.
Jerseys VS.. Cuban x Giants, ct Jersey City,
Fordham.
Emeralds of Catholic Protectory VI. Murray Hil,,.
at Van Nest.
81. GATHERINGS W. st. Raphaels, at Celtic Park.
Holy Gross Lyceum vs.. Loyola Union. at Celtic
Park.
Jersey City vs.. Meriden, ut West End Field,
West New York r. c. vs. All Collegiate. at Wee
hawken.
Kings County Athletics VI. Bay Ridge A. O.. ~
Kings County Park.
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Two-base hits-Selbsoh. Mexican. Beckley, Young,
Tebeau. Three.be.e hit-sslbAoh. Stolen bases
out-By Young. Q. first base on bslls-on Dam.
mani, 2: Of Young. /. Left on bases-Cincinnau.
o.. Lolls. 2. Umpires-o'Day aud Brennan. Time
I hour and so minutes. AttendAnce-6,o 900.
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The home team won in the Harbor Hill and
Nutley team match at Harbor Hill yesterday


Special Gable Despateh TO TIE suv.
LONDON. May 1~3.-England beat ireland at
golf to-day by 10 holes.
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Western League,

At BuEaio-BufYalo, 81 Detroit /.
Al Colum6us-Oolumbus, 8, In~dianapoits,A 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. 0, Kansas City, y.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. IL; 81. Paul, q.
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BAYsrpE, May 13.-The Crescent A. c. team
beat tho Oakland team on tho Oakland links
to-day by 8 up. The score:

St. Andrews sent its first team to play the
terday. but the visitors met defeat by 10 to
Z Paterson somewhat, Unexpectedly. took
this advantage was Offset by Cochrane winning
from. Chadwick by 3 up. The captain OF the
visiting team played a strong game on the
second round. The score:
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Home IEunIeuter; Thrse.bsee %hit.-suter. lille
brand. Two.base hits-Hutchings, Reid. Sacrihce
~hits-Bedford ~, Haughton a.. Sears. Stolen bases
-suter Hutohingon. Sears, Double glay-Bedford
OF Morse. Z. Struck out-By Morse, 8. HIT BY
p,tcher-Hutchines. Laughlin: Bases by errors
Time-2 hours and IS minutes.
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II You Arc CONDUCTING

A really hrstclAsa summer resort. either At seashore
or mountain. make It's locality known through TEE
suns advertising oolumnA 6uN readers seek such
plAcoa.-Adv.
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'KLTN. 7: WASHINGTON. 8-sEooNp GAME.
nooKLYN. UIsHrsarox

Two-bsse hit-Bonner THREE. base, %hits-Kelley.
0oSRfSSollyn. 2. W Warrington. & First base on balls
Let on bSsss-Brootlyn, q Washington. ..
poqbls ~piAEs,,casey. DAILY and McGAnnj DAILY and
Hughes. I, Baker. !. rime-I hour and 20 minutes,
UmptrSS-McDonAld and Emslie. AttendGnoo, Z,bIo.
PHILADELPHIA. o; NEW YORK. O.
P%Hu4REIRHIAr. May 13.-New York did not
PeyS4 look IN" IL, to-day's game with Phila-
tie bace.hit columns. FlIleld's pitching, was
Who SECURED but three widely separated dd'' sin:
gl9s, On the other hand, Coleolough was a
touched up his delivery safely eighteen
ymes tor . total OF, twenty-eight bases,
Not only were the hits numerous and
l9nE arswn out. but they were made at the
Thish they were compelled, to face, the New
fortS played q splendid fielding game, Dayis's
tumble, OF Fliek's hard Rrounder & the first
ipning being the only error charged against
them. The men behind Fldeld aISo played a
superb fielding game. q poor throw after a
sensational stop By Lauder being the mispIay
made by the Quakers. Attendance. 1914.
The score:
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Approximate MeaSurements of the Sham.
rock.
Special oobA Dt,vat.A 4. rvr

Special cabk DtIsataA to rHx Sun.
LONDON. May l3.-The approximate meas
urements OF the new racing cutter sbamrooL
which is to contest for the Americas Cun AZ
80 feet over all. Sek feet on the water linz
aud "a feet beam. The boat will be launched
about June 10. and II 10 probable that repre-
sentatives OF royalty will be present on that
occasion.
Biz Thomas Upton will visit the Prince O,
wales at s~andringham next week. It has bean
decided to invite Lady Russell Of KIloven.
Vile OF tho Lord Chief Justice. 10 name thc
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Philadelphia ...,.."....,l o 4 u o . Z / ~
First base by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /: New York. /.
ttft on okseh-PhilAdeIphlA, IL, New York, 3. First
base IN balls-Qh Fite.d. .; OF Colcolousi. l..
Struck out .FiEell, ]. Three-hASe hitS-Tx;o.s,
tlicE. Two.bAse hits-Delehauty -, Lajuie, Thomas,
btolen bases Thomas -. Jaioie. Double plAys-
toster and wilson Gleason. Davis and wilson: Cross,
LAlole ana Cooley. Lauder. LAjois and Cooley. Hit
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Bar. W. u. Duncan, Jr., and enc p.fendsr.

Mr.. W. B. Duncan. Jr.. who is to have charge
OF the Defender in her trials OF the Columbia
this season. returned on the steamer st. Paul
yesterday.
Il expect to go TO Bristol on Tuesday" said
Mr.. Duncan. and the Defender will be put In
TO be put in her by way of experiment ia An.
lshed. Apart from the new mast, boat and
crew are ready. They won't wait for the Co
lumb ia to begin tuning up"
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EsssH County Learue.

Al Roseland-Emeralds forfeited b Roseland.
At ~yerona-veEona. 6; watsessing A. O.. 10.
Club, 40.
At Ne~wart-Purttaa A. O.. IT, Nonparsil A. A., Q.
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TIL conditions In the handicap at the Ma
rine and Field Club contest yesterday for the
players should be handicapped in the lack OF
clubs instead OF having a certain number OF
handicapped from u the NJ, G. 4. rating
OF the scratch playersl and u used but
one club; those from p to 81 had two
pleased The. prize for the lowest score was
won by Z. Holden Smith. who was entitled to
use a driver and an iron. His card was:
Out ...".......e 8 8 7 e-bS
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First base on ~errors-Chicago, O.. Left on bases-
Chicago. Q; Louisyille. 9. First base on balls 9
Griffith. !; by Cunningham. l. Three. base hits
Mertes. Leach. Two-base hit-Cunpinsham. sacri-
nee hits-ClArke, Cunningham. Stolen base-Ryan
Double plays-Everitt and Dsmont: Leach and
Decker; drifhth, Eycritt. Demont and Donahue.
palk-Grithth. Wild pitoh-Cunpingham. Passed
bal-Donohue. Umpires-Burns and Smith. Time
II hour and 46 minutes.
CINCINNATI. 7; ct. LOUIS, o.
CINCINNATI. May l8.-About 5000 persons well
coined the boys homo to-day sfter their triumphant
trip to Pittsbuig. Tho locale made I'VE Of their hits
In the first inning. whom 81. Louis m Ade three errors,
and the game was never in doubt. though Young did
good work after this inning. Tho fielding was alter
nately brilliant and poor. Tho score:
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A general handicap was the attraction for
terday. those who wentto Oakland for the team
match having turned in their handicap cards
on Friday. The result. with the winning card
by strokes, follows:
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Rain forced a postponement OF the women's
putting competition at the Ardsley Club yes
terday. for such, contests are In the nature Of
thorough success. but the mixed foursome
handicap was decided at handicap medal play.
holes. and brought out a large field.
was won by Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Van Buren, BY
the following card:
Out. ...............4 8 8 4 7 g 71o-b2
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Baseball Notes.
WEST Po1Nr, May IA. game has finally been
scheduled with the Seventh Regiment to be played
Ct West Point on June 8. the last Of the season for
West Point.
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LARcHMoNT. May 13.-The Benedicts OF the
Larchmont Golf Club defeated the Bachelors
In a lively match to-day for six ewter mugs
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Atlantic League.
AT llcHMoND.

Richmond. ......o o o o o o % II /
Lancaster .......o o o o o i . o ..-s mi
BatteHes-Pfanmille and Hess; Miner and wenta.
Other games postponed on account Of rain.
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DR.. Wells won both cups and Mrs. Wells the
Momen's prize. The

Did not return scoros-Dr. g. D. yAnderpoel, A.
p. Oakley. g. Bayliss. Smith Mowry. L. Il. Jewett.
H.. Sherwood, g. r.. Burr1tt.
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ORANGE. May 13.-The team match at the Es-
sex County Country Clubto.day with the Staten
Island Cricket and Baseball Club was won BY
the home players BY the following score;