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New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
GOLF.
TEAM MATCHES A FEATURE OF To-
DAYS PLAY ON LOCAL LINKS-CHAM-
PIONSHIP AT HARBOR HILL.

Two important team matches will lead the inter
est in to-day's golf matches on metropolitan links
The Fox Hills team, which has never yet been
beaten. is TO appear against the Baltusrol team on
the latter's links Short Hills, while the Engle-
wood team will play Tuxedo. Harhor Hill golf
to begin the qualifying round of their semi
annual championship. while the Richmond County
Club will have team match with Oakland at Bay
side. The Clifford cup is the prize offered at the
Jersey City Golf Club. and the Ford cup the prize
at Apawamis. At the latter course there will also
he a handicap for cup presented by George r.
Read. a club handicap is announced at Morris
County and a bogie handicap at Nassau In Brook
lyn the Dy ker Meadow players will continue the
match play for the cup offered Memorial Day
by Walter s Benedict. and the eight who qualified
at that time will meet in the first and semi-hnal
rounds. At the Crescent Athletic Club links, close
by there will be a club handicap, and at the Ma
rne and Field Club first round match for the cup
presented by L. l. Cuyer HandicapS of various
kinds also arranged at Ardsley. Englewood.
Rockaway Hunt, Westchester and Wee Burn
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
RACING IN ENGLAND.
RAMBLING KATIE BEATS Mr. WHITNEY 5
KILMARNOCK II FOR THE MAN
CHESTER CUP.

London. May 3l.-Rambling Katie won the Man
chester Cup to-day.
The conditions follows: The Manchester
cup. Of 100 sovereigns. added a handicap
sweepstakes of p sovereEns each. the second
horse to receive 500 sovereigns. and the third 100
sovereigns out Of the stakes: distance one mile
and three-quarters.
The results in detail follow:
J. Dawson. jr-'s br (. Rambling Katie. by Hampton
tsasIlaid Z years otd- - e
Mr.. Fairies 1. C. Parquetry. by Observation-Disclosures
larr.
William = Whitaeys br. Kilmarnock H. by Sir
DiNon-Miss ised old
Lester RciT.
Rambling Katie. a rank outsider. the race
in hollow fashion ny four lengths. There
head between ParquetTy and ki!marnock ii. Mr..
Wntney's horse hot favorite and started
with :he betting > to against him. but he never
showed in front The betting the other horses
Rambling Katie, lo1 TO against Parquetry.
20 TO against.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
TRACK ATHLETICS.
AMHERST WINS TRIANGULAR MEET
FROM WILLIAMS AND WESLEYAN.

WiIIiamsto own Mass May 81 (SpeciaD-Amherst
won the third New-England tricollegiate track
meet this afternoon by almost twenty points over
Williams Wesleyan was a poor third. New records
in the discus throw. 220-yard hurdles. broad jump.
pole vault hammer throw. iio-yard run and two
mile run were established Thompson. Carvell and
Park OF Amherst, and Blackrner, of Williams, won
thirteen points each. Amherst was so far superior
AT the runs as to have difficulty in winning.
Thompsons record of 10 S-5 seconds was excellent
for a soggy track. Summary:
One-hundred-ysrd dash-WOn by Hawkins. Amherst;
Thompson Amherst. second Rooney "iiams' third
Nile gun@won by Hawley Amherst CarveT. Amherst
Four hundred and f9rtyayard das1-Won py TW1onpson
third Time. O:49as.
hundred and tweny-yard hurdlsJW9n won ny Black
third Time o:154s allowed hurdles knocked down.
Amherst; Taylor. Amherst second; Virgins. Amherst,
son. Amherst Emerson oo " iliianis' scon"' a"Ans
Amners n1 and tVyentv-yard hurdle-won by Potter
Williams; Blaesner. Williams second; Wilson, Amherst
'"rU, TWo-rnie rSnDWon by CarveI. Amherst: HawIey
Amherst second; Longstretch. Amherst. third Tine
Putting sxteen-pound shot-won by Park. Amherst:
Could Wesleyan. second; Huggins. Williams. third
RTnning high jump-won by Backmer, Williams:
Wesleyan fourth; Dodds. Wesleyan. NTH: smith. Am
herst. sixth. Height. . IT, = in -, ,. ,,-,,,
Peabody. Williams, all tied for first at 10 H. p in
Throwing sixteen pound hannHer-WoT I 6y Cuinan.
Williams Amherst, second; Towne Williams, third
Punring broad ismp-won by Cline Wesleyan; Foster
Amherst second; Dodds Wesleyan third Distance.
Throwing discus-Won by Park Amherst: Potter, VIII
Jams. second: Blanchard. Amherst third Distance.
Two-mie bicycle-won by L. Ward Williams; Bar
her. Amherst. second; Grey. Wesleyan third Time.
score by points-Amhers,, 7ots: Williams. SIS; wes
eyan 127s-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
POLO.
MEADOW BROOK WINS FROM LAKEWOOD
IN AN EXCITING GAME.

Meadow Brook showed up in royal style in polo
ses'er'hy IN the NTH contest for the Hampstead
cups played at the Meadow Brook Hunt Club
Westbury, Long Island The first team of tha,
cluo met Lakewood second, and. with handicaps
equal won by the good score Of loIA goals to %.
IN many respects the game was of the Iiveliest
played this season. and in view of the fact that
George Gould. with his Lakewood men. held ,bo
lead Tor the first two periods. the excitement was
intense There were indications OF bitter rivalry
tcc and when Meadow Brook ran rapidly I'm tbs
ao IN the third period the home contingent yelled
themselves hoarse with Joy.
The held was slippery. owing to a severe shower
eafIy & IN the day and there We're two falls Steven,
soing Gown heavily soon after the game onenad
while Alexander scraped up considerable mud -, n
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
YACHTING.
MAIN BOOM sLUNG AND SAILS READY TO
BE RENT

Boston Mass. May 31.-The yacht Independence
will go out for her first sail tomorrow II the
weather be of the sort for Untried boat. The
sails carried the boat this morning and
the first thing tomorrow the sailors will bend
them on. that by 10 O'Clock the independence
ought TO have her headed toward Boston
Light.
Mr.. LawsOns steam yacht Dreamer, with
party OF the owners friends board. will go down
with the sloop, and the tender. having board
party of newspaper men. will follow. The Inde-
penderce will have sail stretching trial. and
il promises to be arduous to the sailors. they will
have rest on Sunday. Next week. II no defects
I'm rigging sails have been developed. the yacht
Will out for daily spins in order TO prove the
quality Of the equipment before the actual and
seNerer tuning up trials begin.
The big hollow main boom was successfully sunE
this afternoon as the yacht lay at the State docks
In South Boston. 1t Is fine looking spar. and
appears in good proportion To the lofty mast. The
work of singing II done by Rigger Bilman
after his men had bent on the throat and peak
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
CORyELL'S VARSITY CREW PICKED.

Ithaca, n. Y. May S1.-As a result OF the change
in the varsity at Cornell to-day. the fol-
lowing men were announced 'as fixtures for the
first crew: Robbins stroke: Petty. No. :; Wander
hoef, No. q; Lueder, No .; Van Alstyne No u
E~uShke. No. 8: BalnSer, No. p SebrinS. bow, ana
Long, coxSwain. The last five men named were
taken from the second varsity eight, which par
ticipated in yesterdays Lake Cayuga.
The second varsity crew will now be diSoa 1ed, y
is thought. IL is probable that Boyer, Merrill anu
smith. the other three menbers, will be put INTO
this race m Pourhkee1sie on JuIv 2 The first
varsity, made up tonight. Will undoubtedly NOT
he changed again this season.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
BROKERS TO PLAY GOLF.

Following the annual tournament of the Produce
Exchange at EnSlewoOd, the brokers of the Stock
and Cotton exchanges have decided to hold their
annual golf handcaps on Saturday. June s The
cotton brokers will meet at the Colonia Country
Club. Of ColonIa, y. j., and already more than
sixty entries have been received The STOCK EX-
change tournament is 10 take place as usual at the
Knolwood Country club at Elmsford y. V The
committee appointed receive entries consists of
~ T. Kelley r. =. Kimbail \. r. Fish, F. Z. De
Veau and Richard King. They have arranged 10
award four prizes. one for each of the best three
net and for the best gross score. Eighty
entries have been received 10 date, among them
being those of c. Il Macdonald. of Garden City;
A. l. Norris and Daniel Chauncey. of Dyker
Meadow: W. l.. Edey, of Westchester, and III. T..
TOler of BaltuSrOi
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
THE RESULTS AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. May Sl.-Weather cloudy; track fast

Chicago May 3l.-Weather cloudy; track fast
Summary:
First zone mlle)-Conun3run 1919 CSee). 10 /.
Scglptress 101iz IT EnighD. 70 l. second Form
37 tSeai7nD. = . l. third Time 1:82is.
Second selling six furlpngsl Ormar. 10 ~. Nc
lrerenyD. 10 10 l. NUlCau, lo IT. Meade'. - ..
nd: Jminez, 90 ~. Jones), - q l. third. Time.
l:l3-..
Third race tfve furlongsl-The Fsmond iG5 Wink
frldl. = 10 2 won Legal Maxim. 9S a.. Walsh. l..
second. Hargis. III HiowelD 10 ]. third Time ol
Fourth free handiCap one m!le)-ResedG. %
RanschD. 9 TO . Roney BOY. Io2 tNu't. . 20 :.
second. Ohnet 1O4 Domnicl. even. third Time.
Fifth (selng nile and twenty yardsD-BIue
lick III tWnkfed), 10 l. Isureate. los Cohurnl.
70 l. second. Lee King. JOG u. Woods third Time.
l:42ss
Sixth (seinR furlonPs)-Enm l.. l03
CkniRhtl . won Uncle Tom. j. Woods.
second; Impromptu. tCoburn) Time. :29ia.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
TENNIS.
BROWN WINS NEW-ENGLAND INTERCOL-
LEGIATES IN DOUBLES.

LEGIATES IN DOUBLES.
Boston May 3l.-The Brown University team
won the New-England intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship in doubles, at Ions wood this afternoon.
and viii be credited with one point the cham
piOnship cup Gross and GOoding. who composed
the team, took three straight sets frora Bradley
and Thatcher of the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, through all around good work al
though the Boston players put up much faster
and stronger game than the score G-3. e.. Cd
denotes.
Two matches We're played in the semi-fnals in
the singles in the morning, and the results leave
Gross. Of Brown. and Plmpton, of Amherst. in the
finals tomorrow
Both Of the winners were pushed hard in their
matches Gross. Of Brown. winning from Herrick
Of Wesleyan, after two good sets while Plimpton
had his hands full with Bradley, of Technology
Gross and PlimptOr will meet tomorrow afternoon
when some of the best tennis OF the tournament
anticipated. The summary:
Singles round-Ciross Brown beat Herrcb
(Mesieyant, 80 4-2; Plimpton Amhersu beat Bradley
Technology, 6-:3. 6-4
Doubles-Semi- final round-Bradley Thatcher
Technology beat knight and Bray Tufts. G-3 6-s.
ca Final round-fjross and Goodng Brad
ley and Thatcher Technology. G-3. CO. c..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

The Pittsburg team defeated the Brooklyns yes
terday at Washington Park by the score of . to =
The grounds not in the best condition. but
both played good ball. The home team put
Kennedy in pitch against Philipp of the Pitts
burg team. and both did good work. Philippi al
lowed the home team only five hits. while ten safe
hits were made from Kennedy. Brooklyn did not
support Kennedy well. the team made three
errors.
Both teams were banked until the fourth inning.
when each scored run For the visitors. Wagner
got a free pass to first base. Bransfield then
singled Wagner reaching third on the hit Brals-
field scored on Ritchies out. and the inning ended
with Fly's flying out to Sheckard and O'Connors
hit forcing Leach. who had reached hrSt on an
error DAILY. for Brooklyn, got to third base by
Beaumont misjudging fly ball. DAILY scored on
Dahlen's out. McCreery went out. ana Mc'iulre
forced Farrell out second base. Brooklyn added
another run to it's credit in the next inning.
Shcckard got his base balls. Keeler was thrown
ont at first and Sheckard ran around TO third
With the home team run in the lead the visit
singles and Ritchies sacrifice. The Brooklyn
nings while the visitors piled up three runs. In
single and Clarks double with Farrells error, the
Pittsburg team added two runs to its credit, Win
ming the game. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

York: Brooklyn Philadelphia. at
cinnati Ptsburg at Pittsburg Cornell Brown at
Providence Manhattan College rs. Crescent Athletic
Club Bay Ridge: Princeton University Yale Uni
versty. at New Haven; Columbia University West
Point a Point: University Pennsylvania vs
Georgetown University. at Philadelphia: Dartmouth W.
Holy Cross, at Hanover; Trinity College vs. St Johns
College OF Fordhan az Fordham; Hochklss School vs.
Princeton freshmen, at Princeton; Atbe,ic
Club Englewood Club, Englewood: BROOKLYN Ricy
Gle Club Invincible Club AdeIphi Field Morris
High School Montclair High School al Non,
clair. y. j.; Wesleyan Williams al WiIliamstov,p
y. Y. " ~ '''
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
COLLEGE GAMES.
HARVARD, Il; CORNELL. o.

Cambridge Mass. May 31.-The Cornell baseball
beaten this afternoon by Harvard. Il TO
o the latter outpla yne the visitors almost
every point. None OF the Harvard players made
errors. and with two exceptions all the
team batted we'll. Thirteen hits made. with
a total OF twenty-one bases. Captain Reid knock
ing two home Murphy did not play to-day
account of examination. and George took
his place at second base. lie played well. and
made four straight hits at the bat Clarkson
effective. The Cornell outfeders made bad errors.
and the throwing of the inheders slow and
inaccurate. Summary:
f.
Harvard ............4 2 , o o 10 x-ll Il u
Cornell ..............O o % o o o % q % 2
characterization and Reid; Chase, Morrison and
WINERY.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
JOHNNIE" NELSON WINS A CLEVER RACE.

Boston, May 31.-At Charles River Park this af-
ternOon, Johnnie Nelson did some brilliant
bicycle riding. defeating Albert Champion an
mile. and Archie McEachern by two and a
third miles in the twenty -ive-mile motor paced
race his being 39:0s Sd. Champions time was
II "a 20. and McEachern's 4f:5T 3-5. Champion
added the excitement of four thousand people by
falling and only the aid of spare motor tandem
saved second place for him when McEachern's sole
available motor had gone wrong. McEachern was
the favorite he rode lap after lap without pace
CheeTed the echo.
The cause of Champions fall insecure
plug. closing the electrical circuit and slowing uD
the motor tandem. Champion ran into il and fell
badly scraping his shoulder and right IL is
doubtful If Champion could have done better than
finish second. for Nelson going fast and Incl
dentalIy lowered the track record for the distance
formerly held by himself.
McEachern's motor wrong just after the
fifteenth mile.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
GIVE UP AUTOMOBILE TRIP

Winnemucca. New. May S.-Alexander b. Win
ton and Charles b. Shanks, of Cleveland Ohio
have abandoned the attempt to cross the continent
In an automobile Their machine became stalled
In a sand hilloek near this place, and they were
unable 10 further. The tourists have started
for Cleveland by train and the automobile will
be shipped TO that city by rail soon as il can
be extricated. Mr. Winton says IL is impossible for
an ordinary automobile TO cross the sandy deserts
or Nevada He intends to make another trial I'm a
specially constructed machine which he will build
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
Total ;....''.'-.-.-----.'--

Should the weather prove propitious local crick-
eters will have another big list OF championship
games to-day. Chief Of these will be the first
league between the Montclair Athletic Club
and the KnickerbOcker Athletic Club. at Montclair.
The Kings County Club will play Kearny In the
chamDionship series of the New-York Cricket As
SOciation at Prospect Park. where also Essex
County will play the Manhattan second eleven,
Brooklyn win play Nelson Lodge and the Antilles
team play Paterson Team A Paterson Team +
will pay Newark at Paterson. and the ChadWlck
cub will play the West Indians. at Jersey CITY
The game scheduled to be played AT Villa aulSh hridse
between the Manhattans and Columbia Oval has
been postponed.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
4 FIELD DAY FOR THE INSANE.

To-day will be field day for the patients OF tina
Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane
Wards Island There will be ball game between
the patients and the employees a tug of war. fat
mans race. shoe race. sack race. wheel
barrow race. game of Gaelic football. bowling and
programme OF regular track and field sports.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
j quarter. The softness of the field pre-

the second quarter. The softness of the field pre-
vented any serious injury
The third period vas as the sensational @ one of the
Meadow Brook began to play in perfect frenzy.
Havemeyer and Page frightened things up for the
home club. and then followed three goals in
minute Half minute after Referee Nicol pat
the ball in Havemeyer took it from Stevens, and
with three magnificent strokes. his pony going
like the wind. he made the most beautiful goal of
the day from high sweeping stroke. The Meadow
Brook contingent went wild with joy. and it
worthy of Meadow Brooks old fame in polo. Stew
then added more excitement by scoring goals
in fifteen seconds each. There was more scoring
by Lakewood Meadow Brooks team work was
superior. Havemeyer played better and
Stevens shared the hOnors. The lineup and scores
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
BACKsTAYs sHoRTENED

Bristol r. J.. May 3l.-The extra backstays at
tached 10 the Constitutiou's mast week and
the preyenter backstays to-day shortened
several feet owing to the spring of the mainmast
head bringing the end of the stays too near the
deck The mast snaps loudly when the boat is
sailing in a stif breeze. The boat is not going to
have stays at present. but will have them
later.
Two of the CONSTRUCTORS from
Long Island are i'll, one of them seriously. board
the Mount Norris. and are under the care of a
physician.
Late this afternoon a mainsail taken from
IIerreshoff's sail lof: slowed board the
tender Mount Morris for future
The moOrings OF the Constitution shifted
Just before dark to-day the weather looked
threatening. There seems to hea great amount of
secrecy relative to all movements board the
boat, to the most unimportant things.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
ITHACA HIGH SCHOOL WINS OUT.

Ithaca. y. Y. May 3l.-The Ithaca High School
baseball team to-day defeated the Syracuse High
School by a score Of II to in the final
the championship of the IntersCholastic League of
New-York The trophy will so to the Ithaca team
which held It for the last year, winning it from
Syracuse in the finals year ago To-day's game
by superior batting on the part OF the
Ithacans.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
ON THE RocKAwAY HUNT CLUB LINKS,

The golf matches at the Rockaway Hunt Club
Memorial Day of most interesting
character. The attendance on the links was the
largest in the history of the club. and the coming
sea son bids fair To be successful The eighteen
hole handicap "a selection of the best eighteen out
of thrty-six holes) won by Francis Stevens in
rs y. Fl Alden taking the second prize, with
OF a. The wOmen'S putting match was won
by Mrs. Richard \. Peabody, Mrs George Is. San
ford taking second prize
The invitation tournament Handicap. WhlCh Is TO
he held from June 13 10. has already met with
popular response. William J. Travis has written
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

Buffalo May 31-The Pan-American intercolle-
eiate track and field games, which will take place
i'm the Stadium on the exposition grounds on Tues
day June I. give promise of excellent sport.
large majority of both the first and second men of
the RerxeIev Oval meet have entered. will prob
ably the winners of the Western conference. which
takes place in Chicago to-day and tomorrow.
Among the entries from the games at Berkeley
Oval are Duffy of Georgetown who won the 100
ward dash there: Sears of Cornell. winner Of the
90; Holland of Georgetown, winner of the 440;
Perry of Princeton, first. and Bel1nger OF Cornell,
second i'm the $50: Bushnell. of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. second in the mile; Gallagher. of
Cornell first in the two mile; Jones, OF the Cnfver-
sitv of New-York first in the high jump Deakin,
of the University of Pennsylvania first in the pole
vault: Beck of Yale, in shot put and hammer
throw: Lyon. of Cornell in the 30 and 120 yard
hurdles, and Potter, of Williams.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
BILLIARDS.

MoRNINGsTAR AGAIN DEFEATS ORTIZ AT
DALYS
Morningstar continued to win from his Spanish
opponent Ortiz at Maurice Day's billiard rooms
last evening. running out his string OF 300 when
ortiz was AT 2t6 The Spaniard's high run. how
ever, exceeded the American experts by one point
The
Morningztar-o. %. 81. 0. O. I3 49, I2 O. s s. II. O.
300 average. 10 10 20: high run 80 " - "
Ortiz-G o. o. 6. .. l. q /. 3. 80, 90 80 o. . II o6
. AS: high run, 40.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
NEw.YoRK.RosroN CAME PosTPoNEp.

The Polo Grounds we're in condition FOR ball
playing yesterday. and the game between New
York and Boston postponed unit. TODAY.
Mathewscn Will pitch In to-day's game
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

FIFTH RACE-Handicap; for three-year-olos anu "'
ward One mile a fuTlong,
J. McLaughlin's br First Whip. by puhe
OF Noh'rose-Iheora Yfs'' to'connor) 2-1 1-3
J. ]. McCafTerty's br h. Andronicus, byy g, IA
Strathmore-Ovation, 3, I15. cochran
W G. DAYS b. z. Alske, by FlatInsr, . a. IA
Lucky Clover :. 10i......- oteii''N'' -
Time, 1878
Start good. Won cleyerly.
SIXTH RAcE-For FLIES years old Five furlonss
". J. Smiths I. Sister Juiiet; Dy :, 90
T-sher-Kan Clar lO7 N. fOooil' l % II--V
w SnVtb's blk T. Disadvantage. by
81 Cfeorge-Advantage, lib 'SInlin) --l /"
-ree, r. Morris's ch. T. Chirrup. by Gold
finch ~
-at.tDeee 107 Uandry) q 4O-1 5-l
Tine 1:03.
Start good driving.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY AT CRESCENT LINKS.

The members of the Crescent Athletic Club COM
peted in (; thirty-six hole medal play handicap on
Memorial Day u cup presented by w j. Nc
Conville and Il runner-up cup presented by the
club The winner of the McConvile cup was NJ B.
SneirIey and the second prize winner was r NJ
Goddard The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
KNICKERBoCKER RACES TO-DAY.

be sailed to-day. The course will be from the club
house at College Point to the Gangway Buoy and
return The steamer FavOrte, which will take
members and guests the course. will leave the
pier at Thrty-irst-st.. in the East River. $50
a. m. and College Point at II 80 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

Two base hits-'lark. OConnor. Three base hit-Daly
First base errors-Ifttshurg = 'rookyn l. Len on
hasss-Vttshurg Stolen bases-Beaunlout,
CLARK wagner Philippe Sheckard, Kelly. Double play
Ely Richie and Grau-ft,I. SaCri5c hits Richie.
Kee.er Dahlen- First base balls ny ilennedy g. by
out-Ily Kennedy 2: by Thl.ppi. !. Time. lao Tn
pires-Nash and Cunningham. Attendance. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Grand Rapds-Grand Rapids II; Toledo. g.
Al Fort Wayre-Fort Wayne 10. Marion 4
At Observation-Disclosures . Louisville, l.
At Columbus-Columbus. 8: Dayton 4
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
WET GROUNDS AT PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia May 31.-To-day's game between
Cincinnati and Philadelphia was postponed on ac-
count OF grounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
AT DETROIT.

I3sLal5 Baltimore c'-.:....S .:.....S ?S II ;
Rntteries-Siever and Rueow; Howell and Robinson
Game frfeited Detroit hy umpire. after alter
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

At Observation-Disclosures. 6, Syracuse g.
At Observation-Disclosures g: Hartford 3
AT Rochester-Ro Rochester. .: Montreal. o.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
CRICKET.
GAME BY THE TEAMS OF THE PATERSON
CLUB-TEAM A WINS

Paterson y. j.. May d.-The two teams OF the
Paterson Cricket Club. champions of the New
York Cricket Association played here yesterday
in the championship series of that organization
Owing TO the soft state of the wicket from the
cent rains the batsmen found it difficult to make
runs and the bowIers had a decided advantage.
w. BunCe found absolutely Unplaya5le by the
Team r men. and he captured wickets for runs
J. Kenyon being the only man 10 reach double hg-
ures. with a good innings of 49, For Team a r. e.
Warburton played in capital style for 81 not out.
and helped by his good batting Team A Won the
game Cy 20 runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGU +.
AT CLEVELAND

Cleveland ..........o O-I4
Athletics .-.........7 O-l5 II
Batteries-Moore Brassins. Honer and Wood. Frazer.
Piait. Powers and Murphy
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
IT CHICAGO

Chicago ..-.-.--.....--.--9 . DO 10
Boston .--..--..-- -,....---l . . q l-b
Batterles-skopec and sullivan. Lewis and shreck