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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-25
Al PdbIiC0

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARl-
MA en- la calle de San Jose mum. 1
altos, esquina Tetuan, sc 10 hace-
mos presente & nuestra clientele,
amigos y relacionados ofreciendo-
les hospedaje q los precios siguien
tes:
Por un dia hospedaje con
comida. ........ ........ 500
Por abonos 6 conner men
suales ......,......... .1O 90
POr una CANA .......... p so
Un catre. e........ ........ ,, 2b
Pupilaje para I'M mes una
persona. ........ .2O 90
Bateas..a 10 Gale precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietsrio,
SOLER HERMANO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-25
SoCiedad
"Uni6n de dependencies"

De conformidad con 10 que de
termlna ell art. Al reformado del r
glamento de esta Sociedad, y por
acuerdo de la Directiva, Sc convoca
q junta general de socios, para ell dia
% de los corrientes q las dos de Ia
tarde en- el local del Centro Fortale
"a 81. San Juan P r. Is JUNO 1901.
Ell Secretario
SIS A. PEREZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-25
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso y venti.
lado mirador, en- la casa ndmero 90
de Il calle de San Jose, s precios
m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-25
La fiesta de hoy.

A las cinco de la tarde. ..
Juegos populares en- Ia plaza del
Mercado.
Por la noche.
Alborada del Gremio de Ia
blajeros.
Gran bale de obreros en- el
IeatrO. .-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-25
F0T0GRAFIA.

sColoraci6n verde de las prue.
bas al bromuro.
M Clerc obtiene dicho color por
medic de un banjo de viraje prepara'
do del modo siguiente:
A
Aqua. SO granos.
Acido acetico cris'
talizado- o-..........
Ferrocianuro de
potasio. ....... so centigramos.
Aqua. gramos
Acido aceitico cris'
talizado. do...........5
Acetate de urano. so centgrs.
Aqua. so gramos.
Acido aceitico cris-
tslizadO. ....... S y"
Citrate de hero a.
moniacal. so centigrs.
Sc mezclan las tres soluciones
en- una cubeta, donde So sumerge Ia
prueba hasta que hsya adquirido eli
color deseado.
Els c.nveuiente operar & Ia laz
de una bujfa. -
La coloraci6n verde solo produ.
ce buen efecto en- ciertas pruebas
de paisaje.
The sun., 1901-05-05
AZ ! nuisyiIlso

LUgIsrIlr,. "ay :. a rot Vas GArowly Rvcrted
tbs Afternoon after The Huh rae" because ST. Marcos
tlc ia,ur'n received 70 mucL tie best OF II In tHe
start Iarro '.'se starts hud ben made, the delay
utpC caused b., JaauEO)d and Picacor. on the
iu.I" H.l. they gpI OF with St Marcos lruriA
90 HvNt .. TIE rr... Nlrr ilr nag Seht down tie
crow! DO lc g~nf.. stauI oal tetIng ring set up a
Hov. g Marco, Wul al u.e phy. and when Starter
,lusF NIHnu Csn.s across the tclt the mob yelled
"Il4ri" I.ubhcT' Steal. ann started Tor him. 1he
police ru,ne 60 t.e fence which kteps the cowd from
us uoC' sgf held tie crowd back starter brown
h.r rt 10 .'s rcSIg u''I. UHt & wa not acc%Dtsn.
p-s,Grn' Ert- said N, start was bad, bu, could
not 10 H'Irsd summary
Fist Race e-S'k furongS-Temptress ee (Coch'
Tanl } a. ~ won Assessment " e. 7. Woods ,
Ito f. r,.nd Ncias4lcz. 10, Mssner 20 TO !. thiid.
Time. lIjH,
S"-nd Race -Four and half iuriongs-Swee,
BILL. ~ OHM 0rci, tD 70 won GOcrn Glitter, ~ 2
Z. ,.dN 40 O. srrpnd LADY Appleby. 100 callahan
~ 20 Z. 'trd. lime Uhi'i
1U'rd Race. Fplr and a haH fu'lonrs-Pen'y
Itt. 'nJ tN tddcrsu aHdN 10 !, won. Bacc',, u }
a. woods, 2p a. T. t.cond, Faner Maker. los til'
IuOrp d. 90 T. tl.rl. Tine. 80.
Iu4uh I',rc SIX and a har t,irongs-Den Mac
Din l'2 l.lun.r, 10 5, Won " P--s'0n, i I
'R Murphy. tr q second ''bSRrt0. lOI (Cal sham
lu IN I. fETd Tire l@'l4.
r.rh R,c-- one nile and N y..ds-s' M.rcoS
lo7 ~ Wu.isl. o g. won Gen Mar Gary III
COCHRAN. a to % Sccunf JArOwooG. ~ C. Jack.
som JOB o. t. 'h.rc Tine. as
s uh NEre--S.N i'lorg' The Elrc-Nr IA wink
nod 'D = won. N' Riddle, M Cochran. u ,,
ss,nic Ntul clark 81 uN Murphy 10 T. hind.
AsI.r, 70.
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PHILADELPHIA, 6; BRooKLrS. 4.


The Philadslphias beat the ,rooklyns right
OF the roo! at Washington Park yesterday
afternoon. The gor.e was theirs from the
start. and tho most prominent feature In the
downfall Of the Champions was the heftv
Del 'hanty and his hefty war club. The big
leader OF the Quakers made two two-baggers
ana A triple. scored four runs himself and
batted in q brace OF counts. For tho sake Of
variety he also drove a couple Of fies 10
"I.elty" Davis in left held which LEFTY
inglprously mulled. Davis however, was
not the only member of the champion base
ball toam who made bad errors, Some poor
fielding was done 10y Hanlons mcn with
Hanon incidentally, about 700 miles away,
being in Baltimore. Lucky Hanlon! Dly
iuggicd a couple Of easy grounders and
Shcckard let throw to third get suarely
through his, hands, letting. IN arnn, Dah en-
made Il bad throw 10 first, but his niSplay
was Condoned much more readily than the
!thcr niSplays. as it followed right after
The neiding. however. had its attractive
side McIreery played his usual efficient
gamo in centre, Dahlen did nobly barring
his one excusable error and nearly all Of the
fast The visitors. !n fact. were on the qu
viye from start to finish They ran the base,
with, dash aud judgment, but did not do all
tho days work on the paths that was worthy
uf honorable mention. A double steal by
Daiy aud Dahlen was spirited and shrewdly
executed bit of base advancement ,.-.,..
game N more than yeir Ito did pretty
We'll lie did not have the best Of control
but not a run was earned by IT," Phlldtel-
phas. The doctor was . large, ripe, all
wool cinch for DeiehGntv. but not for any
other tourist from the KEY stone Common
wealth, and. besides, he could not onset the
poor fielding, no matter how ably he pitched
Orth. sometimes referred 20 as a Curvce~s
wonder, had something that made the Brook
lyn batters helpless for the most part Curve
less. maybe. but practically hitlcSs Cross,
Delehanty and Kelley irowned and mut'ered
like stage villains on several occasions when
ODay's decisions RULED them. The score.
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CIScINSArL MAJ The weather vas SIN Nn-
20 t1v aHu Itryr attendance Witnessed sport Of q
.,r '1.r rfrr it hrNrHrt Over h-t r.. Ck Judge,
". % lsru,I frank J.. Fowler aud Ir'rk Queen
il.s HtlIuu.. E'H" f.rf Gee SION 100 g." ruSr OF I
" T.D:, Of rAas. charged win Turu ~ tho 'o.T
EI.F old u.Nfr Easter U~ a '.fr" }t"T old. Tie
JUDGES g.., p eit l.t. a.r fuL .1Isr> Elsfr thYa
s,I.ll H.H II, lu.Uatr, % D.. '.r. ''pr 'ih- 60
several ,.., rEn lI.rli Wa ruunD.'d h' the 54uEcs
90 gts ',.. FOO the club tr purses Easter had Vnu
and tI', money NHs d','ru.l.. among the Owner
Of horse, n.a' rad run second. g. rd ant 'oHr'n 10
Ig.n' ...I r W't I..H' 80 tie N"st where lr
q. free HaHlr presented g. '.' '.f"'s hItl as'ci
rrH D.. aTr 'Hrrr,, b.' tUs trros y-tr ul entitled
= 'tr sHHrr nave rut .r,' lH"''ef = .TuNrcS
l'St I,f.r i've and a hsf trouyS Nanca'ord,
'Ut .''rl ann. ID ,. won Lac, 'ar HH Niau ,tcN,
'D.'l ,gr01d Kings Pet, lO' l'aoNry Ntu g. tA.rd.
l.'.r tlu
s,'o.i Race Seven trours Julius werner
H- .......E.. IS O. 4 Won E-J,lrr Fred l0I Beau.
c.aup. 90 g. .eroni FAIRY bell 100 MayO'rryI,
T.rl R1e. lvc erd half fIrlorg -Brfc
NH.na. '0. vs. Ngrv'ry., 2 20 !, won HU!cn Cray,
iD, .R RYAN. . % :. second. Annie lIVfetu, 9S
,su.la., = to Z. tH.-l. Tine oS'I.
IU."u Pace -Four and bali fuHongs Myrtle
NcN i'O .BcrUc.aup., 3 10 :, won St. lets 40
10. Jaca,cn - to 5. second rlslya, ii5 DhOiltr
l'th l'r" Seven tnonys Ng'e NJ 81 a.
.1.psDg. 90 s. Won, Pauline j.. Io7 NcCBnm
30 .a ,,''.naa ~ hA;A' ,'' .b''nco'ww, to l.
saith Race one u.io GOV Bows 700 T.. Jack.
sor.. o. a. T. v0u. Dru." UITv 'UN INcCa.G., 9 %
Z, second. ''rI.e May, lo7 HotncSaiu, 80 l. thri.
Thine. a.
The sun., 1901-05-05

SATTNSAL iENGVP.
Cincinnati a. 81 I0Is P,ttsrYrS ~ Chicago.
ANHR,. ~ LEAGUE.
Cleveland a. Detroit chicago at Milwaukee,
OTHER GAMES.
West New York r, G, rs. Washington. A. Wee
harGen
!l1blken vs.. New YORK, at N. =, George C,icks,
Grounds,
N4t.on-l, vs. tny0lss. at rHhvsv
SiNty nj IA Eog'Gcni IS. Eleventh Y. y, Artillery,
west Gnis vs. Everett College Reserves. at Csn.
arse.
rGr, 4. c. yF Paltg''r +. c.. at groollvn
Uruns,yn 2. e.. vs NG,Hy l.lls, at ag Hwuod
SnUiG BTptaCy l,,lGd J.. &. VS. Cuban y Giants
Al South Brother Island.
SSe,ts -. Senators. at Nh,lly Grounds,
L 4rc.g yS, Baysdr, AZ Bayunu'.
AI.on +. c. w. kosnd.leS, 81 bruuklvn.
lIrn-s ys, Ion" NiarS, NJ Fort Gr'tg'.
St AIMS ACADEMY vs. OaklHirs nj Harlem.
LODI p. q. vs. tIpreS, az CHrisldt
Wl'CmShtIne \. q, -. Jc'uMr :. C., at VII
llsm'nit.".
rrg'rr ys Alert. Gt East Ssv York
To r0nGg vs., kFUdlH rS, NJ Cedar oval
IrDgN y, bs.r-W.Cy NJ l.D.lcU.
tfpEu \. G.. ,rs., v. Nous1rH \ g.. ~ Harlem,
Cypress ~, L.h't J.. c., at cypress llllA
In lncalcS -. Ii"ss \. C.. 4 f0daam.
S'ar \. Z. ls. .. s. . a, D-UtrNs.
Howard \. { ", W tr A. G., ~ East New ' orb
Mnr0ctJ g. g.. vs. $. Louis College, at Monitor
's.'y C.tyv vs. Csrer't \. G, at Jersey City.
The sun., 1901-05-05
COLTNBIi AIHLFTIC MEET.
Satisfactory Performances with Good worl
In the Irond Jump.

Nine events we're decided at the Commh
University track and hcld games AZ Williams
bridge yesterday. Ihe contests In the
hurdles, shot and hammer were postponed
until this week. On tho whole the perform
anc"s were satisfactory Weckes ran tho
hundred in 10 Is seconds though he vs.
favored b. the wind In the half-mile race
q. c Atains passed " VI Van Cise who was
leading lras than ten yurd. from the finish,
winning h tive yards after a be 90, spurt
IN" broad mp brunght out the best per.
!, fin'l1' 1i ,.r yer IN ihc, event. Three
lrrueut.u defeated kennedy, Columbus star
man, lrI le .r-t tim" bv leiplng q fsat q
inches Marshall w.n the m!.e a. He pleased,
gnl l- only Two men came uJt for the quarter
hl.."n hld the race ali his own way Tho
~. az. bs,G Won by Harold II wess,. o.
eoesc II. Il. Si,eNcN, 'ol college. second .ohn J.
@ Ss.& Ia i&as' {1 y H. E' s,l, 10 ',SoH%T &c Sa
!s.r .... ] Thompson, W college, scCold line
4..Aara hln. Won by Og.en N Bishop. o.,
co.rC'. ,N'n p. e. Inrr ~ cullsG. stcUnG. ne
.r.r l.ra--lo, sv ,,r.--, e. At.,s ,a,
cu.t... William Van Clso 'Ul c,,c,' ss,o,.I.
y J.. ''."e'' % college" mOr'. Time 2mln4tes
N Hy Won by C. p Marshall 20. law. Edwin
b. ..''n.' NEE % college. ,rcouu " = Iario,O
ne. .. t". taug. inc, minutes 50 IS Secuur,.
maH, '. 90 '.'. q lcc' Tcacy. Cr1rI-, " Ken.
m'.' Il VI feet inches \.Dl'I cod
.N' N 20 o.. Won hg Caar.o, S S,.arpes, 'o5
cirs' j.. ' l.,hw H'... %, college. -r,1nu Chsr,s
hla"', o. 'N"' uifi Time, ! / minutes 10 sec
ro.c yaa'-No1 by j. Boyc- Smith. Jr. %, ,,,
i'Fe ..'''' ""''. H,T, oi college, second; Slbcn
p.Wfy nga Jump Won by usrn,,f KIT
l''' "- .'N larry &. UTeu-man, 'l' e. lee ana
,,'','-,. %.''"s.' 2. g., ted tor second. Height
The sun., 1901-05-05
TAYLOR Lead, white at Richm ond.

LONDON. May +-The first half Of a seventy
two hole match between J. H. Taylor, the
open champion of Great Britain. and J. White
was played al tho Mid-surrey links. Rich
mond. to-day Taylor was up at the end OF
the round The champion lost the first hole
Of the match. tut wa, > up at the turn White
made tho score even at the thirteenth hole and
then fell away.
Taylor made tho FIRST nine holes in 30 and
White In ~ The next nine were made by
Taylor IN ~ and by White in ~
The second round opened evenly, the first
i've holes being halved Aftorward White
went clean N IN his putting bur played
capital golf Htor PLAY was finished with
Taylor leading by six hole-
Tho match Is for $50 side and the second
half vii. be AZ iluntercombe. also an English
course. on May %.
The sun., 1901-05-05
NEWS or THE WHFEIuFN.
Racing Begins Io.day-TaNIor wins Again
-RoEds and Routrs.


Hac'ng Ia thI' N.'"."F WI "eS'" ''.N''
at NHH'.Nr@ '"''H" Oh Gays az ' vas
th'ue Il me ua,N "'''' ''' "I'" -" VIC
srN"d'I"d H'''' o't ' ''' ''Gn "r'.','
the managers % h1lurd al, and dp u lncrs
is rn -,GotyIe Of r..,s .rrrusoI. but pnst
- - "a ..,l.
eh'''' WI" oe ''.''''" ,.' va.
hAuuI.lpUUr OF tho y a WI he on mana
t,..J..Ist tuuu..gYs ,,,ut-
The road rcnor' ur the local Office OF 'he
.,. ,...r...,, tr,. ,..,s
I''-'' '' N."'' 90 ''''' " '"''
j. na"rtly orc ftI 90 good rI''r ''h.'G'.-
lug ne surface conditions. tu.4El turro
are %. ''lI.' ''.'" "''' ''."I' '.' '''
u he he"d"i ''Nh" ~ snort N'hlN
trirs offered by r.dcrs Who live IN the 10
o.,;,i,. ,,,,, ar. f,..,i.iar V.,.rua ba-, rDl'a.
cA','''' "'1 al" 81 .'''''"' we '''
and tie poor ridiHe ar" among the h"'t
things uIycred lue,c pru gNc. below along
WI. H' '' "a - - ''''' Wv ,.
'Nh"r'ineH VINO q" h'' ""' ''' ''' l""s i
ride , u t,Ke train from the Grand central
st,,i,,, and ralys tie train 90 lonnrr-. from
n''''o'' INV w. ,W.rl'r,o,,
TINS point I'd' "p 100" 7.I''' 10 wal '''"
avenue, wh"ro "A sop 'ho..i h' made to
81, ,i.r,r u.u ur ,'I ,.I.,l.l rrsIGrucr
''''' ''""' ''"''' 20 ....-,.
rcp.o," In h's.or.r'L interest 'h'h '"'"">"
Broadway, r"'t" s9H.r', >"" Na'n street,
N,.,crb.r,vrl.g,. I.,., .yr,lr. Saw NlU
n,'l''' ''.''' WI I,.i. ,, ,,..r ,, ,c,.,r
RIVER io'4 ana lN'h "'' I'.". "' wa" u
Gyeuun take the rght-A nj rood 40 III" fork,
p"N7'"' .,.,..> ..t
east OF tI' Nh'" 50 lHiA 10 .''' ''""' ''' '''.
Fourth avenue, l".Gms ln." Aonn, Vernon,
orusslug the railroad bridge, then iu!nl.S
to tho riEAL INTO FIi. ~Ieot. winch lr ..,
directly mo a." Nhrs plal.s IO.u Ila TINS
may ne followed 70 BrunA Park and feih ~
Parkway turn W"~. 20 Jerome ave ue, ma
tins may he followed 10 Central Bridge. or
Il preferred, cJ.,,aUc oH VET hd t.he n .lh
The sun., 1901-05-05

f"hl 'u'SrrE. y y May I'm the la.t
few DAYS several sporting mon including
Tom p'Rowl", have been In East Port Ch,s-
Yer, Just a ross the Ntulr Inc In Connecticut
I9nh .hR over propeTty there in view Of pur-
yha'lnS or Itn'lng it as a site fora clubhouse
n,,nl,,' ,ri D,NI NI"R n,ut~ Is rumoled thaI the
ne rluuhylNc Will be 10 hold the JefrinaS
MGGiin pr,gi, rEh' there Recently a number Of
R,nTiaS iitsn' sn'' 3ni ii, cocking mains have been
~ MY IT, ~. h"0' loIt chester few DAYS ago
- E99utke Is Guoted as having remarked Ia
me hEht would take pince in tho yicntv" Of
Ghas, Nv loIh' anu II Is believed that East Port
aelo place "' Wv in"s' a'ah-
The sun., 1901-05-05
THE RECORDS.


AZ Montrsal--Rochester4 4. Montreal, o
AZ HartfoTd-providencr. 4. Hartford, 0.
At Worcester Worcester. -. syracuse, II.
At Buffalo Toronto. 7; Buffalo. 5.
The sun., 1901-05-05
POOR PLAY BY CHAMPIONS.
BATTIN0 WEAK. FIELDING RAGGED
AND OUABERS WIN.

FIRE Stops Game in St. Louis when the Score
Was . Tie In Tenth Inning New Jerks Lose
and y all Back TO Last Piace-ChicaEo Beats
Pittsburg-Results of Many Other Games.
Only for q day we're the Brooklyns at the
top In tho National League. They were
beaten by the Philadelphias yesterday, vhils
the Clncinnatis played a tie game with -.
Louis, and their percentage did not change.
The game in st Louis had an unusual ending
Fire y evented ful thHr play when each side
had four runs In the tenth inning. The New
Yolks were beaten by the Bostons and again
fell back TO last place. Chicago winning from
Pittsburg. The Detroits Of the American
League were beaten. and the Chicsgos. out
playing the luckless Milwaukee team. share
first place with the Detroits. Boston beat
Washington. and Baltimore downed the
Philadelphias. Following are the National
League results and standing:
Phisdelphia. O. Brooklyn.s
Bos on. q; NV York, J.
Chicago. I: Piusbury. o
Cincinnati, 4. 81 Louis 4.
The sun., 1901-05-05
other Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

EsaassYlal..s E:Fsss,r"..s sfSf f!s o--'fs i :
batteries Layton ami Flavtn: Lyon and WINERY
AT MlDnLETowN.
gs,i:ysO. e !; !
AT GARDEN CITY
iI; s;,.,:.E. s3:E;::s ::s $is;$: III / ::
AT CAMBRIDGE.
HRi'I'sm,.....:.,...c RriIya1a. .:,..S = ! :
Bs,t,rIes-Clarkson and Reed Hcrsrmsn and
Durire,
Ett;,i ysls, 4. e.! 5S SG 3 Il g :
batteries Robertson and Hlrsch: r bum, and
j. dunno.
ssssIseo, S4!sss.s,2 2 g 8 sSgS5 "a +, I, !
E8att-rles -fero and Hesey; McGran md Car
AT POLO GROUNDS
csnSs,. csfl,,s Ind 3 S5!SS . q-'S 81 Z i !,
batteries s-Prau and Pierce; BaroN. Gearn and
AT WEST POINT.
W,,i Point. o % o.-io - >
and Haehew
HE
Fofdham . o? z 3
Batteries Mckenzie ana Butler, pr.tchurd and
Ernst
AT WORCESTER
n " p
H3E sitays;,r5 GTas' ! 8 ~ q q ,53
Gatier''-Noon and pussan. Mcpherson, Webster
and Love -
AT BETHLEHEM
RHR
Iehigh ..,.....0 q o. 2
Manhattan i . o q o . % = 4 .
Batteries Taylor ami Person rh.-lman ana DuN
ATPRONGuE%CH.
n u p
Pfncrs,n ...,..I o o : ! ! o q .o.5 3
Unl'ra.u ami Greene
At LANCASTER
F'klln andM 5 5 s.lJ 10 :
Batteries -Br,uy, EhEf'sr and SmpSou. Hunt
An! Carroll
At Prospect Park Custom House, - Br0terS, 5.
KrahNls. : Knlck"rolcGe5 r e., ). W.s,iHgApus-
Electric company. %. \ American IcCgIapa and e!t-
phone Compqnv .. GarnCtt F. c., "a, browne :
ilsursS college Jrs. ID Mystic i. C.. 10 ON.
m'r.. ~ tfirh S'a3o., 3 Norwich A. G., >, = Paul
clinton 9. ChubO d 51nI2 M,kr's1n q Robb ms
-. NcN'e'"lu 60, IS. Ph! A,plA Kappa, y. ~,
Aun seniors, o. Btnoklyn Jur'rrs, o., Monitor
JunirrS, - Liberty + G., %. CrySii 4 G, 20
At worcester 'rccstrr, p. SyuCuss, 70.
veIS ty substitutes, !!
At Jersey ,ty--Iersey city +. C.. /; slk,y-n!nth
Regiment, II.
A. Ian'Lri ar'rrei C.: l9i PeaI'sI a G.
The sun., 1901-05-05
posTON. O. NEW YORK. 2.

DosToN. May Boston won to-day's
game In the fifth inning Hamilton drew a
base and went TO second on Tenney's fine
single DeMontrevillN bunted beautifully,
advancing his two eliminates, but wa4 out
Taylor 70 Camel Long got in his first safe
one in two games, sending Hamilton and
10 third with pretty hit, and Crolius brought
in the third run with n neat single to cantr.
These three runs made the score to l. and
although the visitors worked hard fhcF we're
unRbl" TO tie the BOStons SelbaCh was first
up In the 81 tn and drew a base on balls lie
went TO second on Davis's long & y and scored
on iliCkmans sing" Strang tried to sac
rince but Long threw wildly 10 Lowe and
Hickman went to third Strang was run
down by Lowe and Tenney, but Hickman
reached the plate before the out The score
The sun., 1901-05-05
Bronx school League.
AT roBrr rIrIp, A. n.

Bronx school League.
AT roaN FIELD. A. n.
Manhattan 10 q is 5
Bsitefies-S,oldnsr and HLls: Humphnes and
Akin.
AT roMS FIELD p. NJ
Blair School; % % : Q
Batteries -Rosenblstt and Edison: oBnen. Hold
ner and Frazer,
AT wRsrcHRsTKR
s,oT1 Bro IS iseee1'.s s,GtiG i.li, 4; /
Batteries Herman and G. seiIas: Hyles and
spaldlns. -
Manhs,nal 0 0 0-7 10 q
batteries Taylor and Simpson; Thompson and
Chlds
AT WRIST pAnMs.
Fowler seh...o i-io u
Ryles Schl..o o o o O. o. 10 9
Batteries Hogan and Lcich: Spenks and Brown.
ppcopna
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TEAM GOLF A FEATURE,
CoLUMBIAs BOYS LOSE AT THE NISSAN
COUNTRY CLCB.

Rsx Hiiis wins st the Crescent A. C.--Baltusroi
and westchcstcr Score sucoesses--Chad-
wick and Chauncsy Capture Handicaps
N Their Club. Yam Cortisndt opening.
GLEN COVE. Mav A-The fne day again
nlled the Nassau Country Clubs links with
a continuous round Of players. The drying
winds Of the past few days had put the course
In very hno condition. The fair greens are
In places still trife slow. which will improve
rapidly. however. with more seasonl ble
eather. but the putting green's are the p-ide
OF the club. and keen and fast as the best in
the country. The event Of the day was u
team match with Columbia University, the
home players winning by ?; TOGO The scores
were
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AZ New Hsven--New Haven, 8; bridgeport, 5.
A. Waterbury Derby, 10. Waterbury, L
At Merlden--Bristu l2. Meriden. 2
A. Norwich New London, 2: Norwich, 1.
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SvArTnNouE. Pa. May t-Teams from
the Crescent Athletic Club Of Brooklyn and
SNurtun0r. College lined up to-day In their
annual lacrosse match In the first period
ia sore was lie of ~ 2 IN tha serond
hiF T'rhlr!son rof in the winning roal for
Swarthmorc making the final Hc0re 10
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CHICAGO, T. PirTspURo. >.

PITTsRuRG May a muT by Rltct,y oi o CON-
nor's throw IN the eighth inning cost pltvburs ~
dav's game HatRtrhry hslut1. hall Dexter would
have been oIt and tls S.dr retired without a run.
but his error was followed b. Dovlc double ami
runs and victory. Men'fr" pltc1sf well and iiedcd
buns IN great style Tho scores
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ST. LOUIS. : CINCINNATI /

ST, LOUIS, May The game between the Csidl
nails and the CircinnAuh cane N sudden stop hv
IRE this afternoon when Ge score stood tO In the
tenth and ST. Louis had one man on NrSt base Nouns
Harper twirled for tie locals Newton for IN. 's
tors. They gave mag u!tC-u' cN.,'I = pitch na
~ 5:S5 when Bobby Waluce sinsl'G 10 l,N romHo
lion started In the rear part ~ the Grand stand IEC
cry OF nro went OUi quickly followed hy ,ONRuc o'
me. 1he grand stand vas envelop,d IN flames and
the game came 70 ,brypi close. The score.
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IHILAlNL nllIA

3. LETT on bases-BroJklyn. !. PaNalelPhia, Z
First base on balls or McJameS 3 OF uIh J..
struck out-By McJames. !. by Ortiz ?, Three ba Sc
hits -Deleharty. Two base hits Dechany ~.
Stolen bases -SAeckaTd, Daly, Dahlen, Flick Jack
ltSch. double play Cross and Deehanty. Ht
BY pitcher by McJamcS. l. by Orth, l. Passed
hall -hcGulIe. Balk-prih. Umpire -ODay Tine
i hour and 40 mlnuteS Attendance e. 900
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BOSTON


First Base on Errors Boston, :. Left on bases
Boston, g. New YORK. 8. First bls" on balls % Y
Dlneen, / OF Ta} lor, , s'rlck out By D.necn 4
by Taylor, 2 Two.bas- hts -Col!us Bowernan
ssSla'f ssSh p,ssiSnS s!sidS STsx. "a DrnMna' na5.n , e
pteheI.-By Taylor. l. Wild pitch Dncep. rr'.
pire-Nash. lime-i hour and 80 minutes. ~.
tenhhnre--2 , 300
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The first match play round for the VAIN
wright cup at the Apawamis Club yesterday
of the absence of several who had qualified.
among them Maturin Ballou. who played In
the tntercity match. Tho results:
Wanrighi Cup -Ftrs, Round--J. A. Peck beat
y u. EoOte, up and TO play: J. Warren Bird beat
j. U. l:mendort, UP, II, Morse beat II, Suebeigh
up aud TO play: Simeon Ford beat B. II. Gillette
up and = 70 play
TIE thor mrtohst 4, tho round will be
played during he week
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IL II. Sealey. 1871. i5-iO6
=, In the play against the bogey score at the
Morris County Coli Club yesterday the
scores were:
5: II. Plum, 2 down; J. walter Wood Jr, 4 down
?, n, =, trelnghuysen. 4 down: n. Ward Ford.
down; J. n. Adams. & down.
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American League.

v. Il. r.
Detr0u. ....,2 o q o o 2-4 :
Batteres-Noor, and Woods Cronn and Buelow
AT WARRINGTON.
II. ~ K.
Boston IL 9 - DO s
Bsiteres--Youns AND crseT Mercer ana Clark
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PLNNPIuD. Nav t-Play for the Presi-
dents Cup was continued this afternoon on
the links Of the Park Golf Club. The best
scores were.
Joseph II. Howell. ils. 2s--,ssi Morgan Town,
send lO2, 10 % ". Della n. Anderson l0I
La: Herbert s Rogers. 10 Zs-ss
Snariss B Morse. l22 2s-e4; r. Roland herns
l35, 4D--g5; II. d Hbbard, ii5. 1877; George
Rogers, l22, 25--97 Fred r Taylor, ii4. lO-iOS
Chafles 4. Reed, 1873, 25-i0s
Class A and Il handcnps and a women's
putting match opened the Ardsley Club
con petit'vr season yesterday. The placed
PLAYERS were.
Class n Gayley o7. li--se; L, O Young
10Y, H. W. II Svms, IFS. s-iO7
Class William iIartshorn ll5, s0--s5; W. b.
Anderson, llS i7--6 II Melville. l22, 2i-lOi.
Noplrn'S Putting Match-Mfs J Worceste1
so Mrs., ) u KiTldge, So. Mrs. A. DsWiu Coch'
There was a good out in the first spring
handicap Yesterday at the Harbor Hill Golf
Club, the four winning scores being A. Oril-
Vie, el, S-ss, j. p Paret, 100, 10 90; X j.
O'Couner, lO?, il--ol; + J Jansen. io4,
l2-92
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SDl"n Bsses-R tchry. Branshcli. Elcan Two.
bis' ht-D)yl". Srrl's MIS- .-1"slr1 pNt phluppl.
Doubl, --Phlll.pp' ami Rltch-y struck OF -.
by Pulllnpi, 5, by Ncre'sr. 4 First NtSe on balls
ON Phillippi, z. Cmp,'c -Frnslir TNIc--l hour
mi a. mlnutts. AMrmAAnr. 5. 100
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tnglewood's team ptaEed close match
at tho Westchester coli Clue links yesterday,
but the Jerseyrneu could not quite win out.
Tho count was on the three-pout system.
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Pennsylnia. % o q ..-lS l3 y
Cornell .......? y u 0 o. !
Batteries Layton AMI Flavell; Lyon and Whincry
AT MIDpLETOWS