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,rnor sayers. IS: Educate, 96; Sam Andres,

ernor sayers, 9S: Educate, 96; Sam Andres,
Princess Otilee, 81
Second race-For two-year-olds; four
furIongs-Ed Austin, 120: Elsie l.. Golden
Glitter Sweet Billie. Mabel Winn, Fisher
Hornpipe, 112; Brunswick, 10I; The Rival,
Pierce j., 105; Ban Milan and All Gray
MILAN entry, los; Herodes, Miss Madl-
SON. Moabena 102; Eddie Busch, lilo.
Third race-For four-year-oldS ana up
ward; six furlongs.-Sevoy, III; George
Arnold, I10; Tayon, los: FL Ghor, The
Lady. 107; Princess Thyra, t1eurOn, 1OSi
Bill Massie. "a; NyX, 80.
Fourth race-The NJ Lewis clarke
Stakes; for three-year-oldS; one ana onS-
eighth miles-Lady Schorr. fernando, ~
lebanon, III; Operator, 1l2; Robert W Nad-
dell, III; Omdurman. SHurian !gS' BruIai'
106: Six Shooter, 105; Driscoll. l02
Fifth race-For three-year-olds ana up
ward; one mile and seventy YARDS -BaT
rack, 112: Hard Knot. 104; Ollie j.. %; COL
den Sceptre, o.; Matte Bazar, Scarlet
Lily, 95.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and up
ward: selling; one mile.-Patroon, Injuries
I12; Knight Banneret, Ill; Federal, Dag
mar, Prince Blazes, Locochee, lO9; PralFle E
Dog, 100; Shut Up. SO; Maydine, Ssi Red
Apple 90: Ida N, 80; Gawaine, 81; Miriam
80; Rosadiah, 100.
Seventh race-For three-year-olds ana
upward: selling; one mile.-Edohn, Brlght
Night Dousterswivel, i12; Dan cupid
Hosi. Frank Ireland, OXnard, Oid Mike
Zacatosa. Alaska, 109; Hopscotch, lVf
Helen Paxton, 10I; Lamachus, Lady Port
land. l03; Free Hand, 1J2; BoomeracK, sS'
KreWer IS, Give All. 80.
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LOW SCORES AT. .MY.oPIA.
Professionals Find the Links Harder
Than Expected.N

HAMILTON. Mass, Juhe 1E-When the
first day of play in International golf
championship ended this afternoon the
professionals, who had been making phe-
yr5nenaI scores in practice decided that
the Myopia Hunt Club course was not the
easy proposition that they shaa expected.
The best score of the day for the thirty
six holes was made by Alexander Smith.
of the unattached division, who went
around in 1Gi.
This is wonderfully good golf, but II
stin leaves safe the record for eighteen
holes made by J. H Taylor. the former
British open champion, who did the
course in an exhibition match last fall IN
&C. whereas the best round of Smith to-
day was s.. The amateur record, how
ever. went all to pieces, for Arthur o.
Lockwood. the Boston goIfing phenome-
non, who was against Mr.. Travis In the
semi-fnals of the last national cham
pionship. cut five strokes off the amateur
record of the Myopia course. This was in
the morning round, which Mr.. lockwood
accomplished in 81, an unusually remark
able performance for an amateur.
The play, as a whole, it may be said,
was somewhat of a disappointment to the
professionals After day on the links
the conclusion has been forced upon many
of them that the winning score will not
be far below 326. and as Arthur Fem
said tonight: IF anybody gets S25 they
can sit in the caddie house and let the
others play against it
Mr. Lanson, of Chevy Chase, returned
card of an even 100 in the morning and
| 81 in the afternoon. Alexander Smith. who
finished the day at the head Of the list, is
a brother of Willie Smith, the former
! open champion. and will be remembered
as the one who was expected to win the
| open championship at Myopia.
! The best scores follow: Alexander
! Smith. Scotland, morning round, 81; after
noon round, S2-164. Lawrence Auchter-
/ Ionic, Glen View. morning round, ST. af-
ternoon round, S5-166. Willie Anderson.
! Pittsdeld, morning round. 81; afternoon
round S3-161 Stewart Gardner, Garden
Eity, morning round Sc; afternoon round.
S2-16s Bernard Nichols, Boston, morn
ing round, "a; afternoon round, S5-l69.
! David Brown Crescent, morning round.
Sc. afternoon round, S3-169 Willie Smith
! Midlothian. morning round, 81; afternoon
! round SG-l70. A. G. Lockwood, Alistoni
morning round. 81; afternoon round, So
11. John Jones, MyOpia, morning round
81; afternoon round, Still. John Park
Essex County (Orange. n. j.. morning
round, 81: afternoon round, Still George
Low, Dyker Meadow. morning round, 81
afternoon round, s9-1n.
LONDON, June H.-In the finals in th'
golf match at Islay today Braid and Tay
lor made the first round in 10 strokes
each The match is at 36 holes. Taylo
won by l hole The match was close anC
exciting
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RAIN STOPS BICYCLE RACES.
Postponed Coliseum EventS sched-
uIed 10 Occur This Evening.

The bicycle races at the Coliseum,
Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets, were
postponed again last night 'on account of
the inclement weather, but will take place
tonight at S o'clock, weather permitting.
The all-amatcur meet which was to have
been run of tonight has been postponed
but will probably take place
some evening next week.
The big match race between Burns
Pierce and Archie McEachern, both claim
ants Of the Canadian championship. viii
be the feature of the meet tonight ana
both are anxious for the weather 20 clear
up so the match can be run of.
The other events in addition TO the
twenty-five mile race. between Pierce ana
McEachcrn viii Include a one-mile
novice, One-mile handicap, and tandem
pllrsuit race the latter event being the
iirst of its kind at the Coliseum this sea
son.
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A LOCAL MINES BIG TRIP.
Gibraltar Players to Go Away Seek
ing More Victories.

The baseball team Of the Gibraltar Ath-
Ietic Club will take on a heavy playing
schedule next week. embracing q five-day
trim into Pennsylvania. Maryland Agri-
cultural College will be the first team met,
on Monday next, commencement day, at
College Park The Gibraltars viii cross
bats with the Rockville team on Thursday
and with the York, Pa, team on the fol-
lowing. day. Harrisburg's crack bah toss
ers viii be met on Saturday and the Al
toona game viii close the tour. The Gil
braItar team he's been strengthened to
no little advantage by the acquisition Of
several outside players. Among the
number are Herring. who has been
playing with the Norfolk, Va, team,
and Fay, the crack twirler Of
Georgetown University. Edmonston and
Harley will be the other slab art
lists taken on the trip. Rudolph Jose
is the manager Of the team and viii take
on the trip, besides the players men
TONED. the following: King, first base;
Warman, second base; Brady, shortstop;
RunkIe. third base; Sullivan. left feld /;
Brush. centre field, and FickHng, rSht
field
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ReanIts Mt HnrIem.

HARLEM. June Ii-Results OF today's
races; track slow:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs. Fred Ack-
erman tKnighD. to ,, won; Flaneur
navison). s to l, second; Mary Moore
CMathews). 20 to l. third. Time. 1872 3-5.
second race-FOr O-year-Olds; selling
four and one-half furongs. Jaubert Van
Dusen) to l, won; Haigis tWoods), to
,. second: Henry Zilt (Mathews), 10 to /.
third. Time. 0:56 30.
Third race--For fouE-yeaar-olds and L,ij up. p
ward; steeplechaSe; snort course tlion
dor (ElHson), to g. won: lsen QloyD, 9
to ), second. only two starters. Time,
5.45 3-5.
Fourth race-For three-year-olds and
upward; one and one-eighth miles. Lake
Mills iMathoWs), 20 to 1, won; Plead
ORauschj, S to l, second; Advance Guard
(DugauD / to .. third. Time, Los
Firth race-For twO-ycar-olds; hVe fur-
longs Altoona CRausch). TO ], won; Lord
Cuex (COburn), s to l, second; Major Ten
nv d. Woods. 4 to /, third. Time, los 20
Sixth raCe-For four-year-olds ana up
ward: selling: one mile. lmpromptu tSeel,
to g. won: John Drake tknighD, to z,
second; Hylo (Coburn), to ], third. Ilme'
l:43IE.
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Del sarte DaleJ

QIafey). 10 to 1. second; Del Sarte Dale,
Is TO l. third Time. 1:15A
Second race-For maiden two-year-Olds;
four and one-half furlOngs. Miss Wan
delohr (O'NeIID, 10 5, Won; Marque
edderstrandl. to I, second; Bandrol
(Gilmore) to 1, third. Time. 0:56.
Third race-For three-year-old selling;
one mile Battus 90 Brien), TO /. won;
South Breeze 20 NeilD, even, second; Al
bert F. Dewey &C. Hueston), 6 to ., third
Time, la.
Fourth race-FOr four-year-olds and up
ward: hurdle; one and one-quarter miles.
Mr.. Rose (Corbley), ? to 1, won; Colonial
Dame (Iouck), to 5, second; Titus q.
Coombs). to l. third. Time 2:2eiz.
Fifth race-For four-year-olds and up
ward; selling; one and one-sfxteenth
miles. Skillman DALE, to l, won: Belle
Simpson (BelD, TO /, second; Amelia
Strathmore (O'NeilD even, third Time,
1.4Si4.
ward: selling: seven furlongS. Grantor
DaIe), to l. won; Verify (Gilmore), 70
l. second; Cogswell (BelD, to l, third
Time I.271.
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Entries Mt shcepshead.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 14-Entries
for tomorrow 5 races:
First ace-IntroductOry Steeplechase
handicap: for four-year-olds and upward;
short course.-Lady Dainty. 149: Perion,
1iS. Sir Hubert l47; Magic Light. 40
RulIinEdon l40; Mars Chan, Old Tank,
Bon Jour. 137; Bermuda Hundred, l52;
DaillOn 100.
second race-For three-year-olds and
upward: six fuTlongs.-Ben Blue, 49,
Frankfort 10; Contend, 1l5; Nttelllus,
10: Anecdote 105; Voter, 133.
Third race-The Double Event; for two
vear-olds: five and one-half turlongs.-
lack Demund Meridian, 122; Waterpowerl
III: The Goldfinder. 10; Blue Girl l26 and
Fly Wheel III (Madden entry; saturday,
III: Par Excellence, ll9; Nasturium, Z
T'ourth race-The Suburban Handicap;
for three-vear-olds and upward; one mile
and MISUNDERSTANDING, ll2; Ellogram,
103: Etheibert, 126; Beau Gallant, l99;
AISike 81: Blues, 9S: Toddy, Watercure,
Kamara 100; Prince McClurg, los; AL
f1nso. g5; All Gold, 81; Procession, 1O4; Sid
ney Lucas. Star Bright, 10.
Fifth race-FOr maiden twO-year-oldS'
last five furlongs of New Futurity course
Man o War Wild Oats. George Doyle,
Cameron. De Reszke. rs; Hatasco, 1lo;
Highlander. lis; Esseue, 1l5; Baslleus
us; Concertina. lis; Gold Cure, Chiffon
ShaudOnfield, IFS.
Sixth race-For three-year-olds and Up
ward: selling: one and One-siXteentf
miIes-Garter Ban. 1O2; Seminole, TO; BIT
FrIetchie, 81; BarrettO, l04; Jils Green
wood 81. lnshot, 96, Glade Run. lO3; Inc
Golden Prince, %; Ginki, 100; Bluff, lOl.
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HIGH SCHOOL BALL GAMES,
one Contest Put on and Another
Must Be Played over.

On account Of the rain the game which
was to have been played between the
baseball teams Of Central and Business
High Schools was postponed 20 some fu-
ture date. The game which Central won
from the Accountants last Saturday after
ten innings OF stubborn play has been
thrown out by the faculty advisory com
mIttee, il Is said and another contest will
be necessary 10 decide the championship
Of the high school league.
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seel,inr PnriIistic Honors.

Jim Janney. the well-knOwn colored well
terweight pugilist of this city, went to
Baltimore last night to challenge the win
ner Of the bout between Mysterious Billy
Smith and young Peter Jackson Janney
is said TO be in the pink of condition and
is anxious to meet the victorious fighter
Janney's hackers say that they VIII post
a forfeit for a match between Janney and
last night : winner
4 number of local prizefight followers
went to Baltimore to witness the con-
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shocked by an Electric Current.

James Birch. employed at the lexington
car barn. of the City and Suburban RAN
way. was painfully burned about the
hands while adjusting lights in one OF the
cars at the barn late last night. de was
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital by the
If nIiers and in some manner, while FIX
ing wires within the car. was shocked
ana burned by an electric current he
suffered great pain. At the hospital ms
wounds were dressed and he was put TO
he'd. He will probably recover The pa
tient lives at 1923 L Street southeast
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Harlem selections.

First race-The Pride, Himtime. Edu-
cate. -,.- ri.
Mabel Winn. 49,
Fourth race-Operator. Omdurman, ROD
ert Waddell. ,-. e,-,.i-.
Lily. -,.. r,.7..,.,1
Thurles. o-,,.. r1,-; E-raa
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TwO-base hit-McCreeTV. Ihrec-DaSe
hits-Kruger ~. Paddeu, keeler. Double
pIays-Sudhoff Nichols and Ryan; Ryan,
Wallace and hEan; GaJins, UnaSsisted.
Stolen base-P Donovan. Sacrifice hit
Paddeu Struck out-By SudhDff, o; by Z.
Donovan, J. Base on balls-Oh Donovan,
g. mpire-Emslie. Time Of game, ] hour
and 40 minutes.
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Sacrfnce hits-BrOdie, Sugden. !sbell.
Tso-base hits-Seymour, ShugaTt, Hoy,
Hfertes McGraw. Stolen bases-McFar-
land Isbell. Jones, Williams. McGraw.
ISirst base on balIs-On Howell, 3; of Nc
6;innity, 2; of Foreman, !; on Callahan.
Struck out-By Callahan, J. WIG pitch
GoUyeTi Left on bases Baltimore, Z. Chi
sago, 10. Empires Sheridan and Connolly.
Sinne of game hours and 10 minutes
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york > Left on bases-ChicagO 7, New
York 6. First base on balls-On Taylor ;.
Struck out-By Menefee 3. by Taylor :
Tv,o-base hits-SclbaCh ., kahoe. SacTl-
fee bit-Mcnefee Stolen bases-HartzeH
Chance. Double plays-Childs, McCor-
mick. and Dexter; Cancel tunassisted);
Triple play-Raymer. Childs, Dexter. ana
Eahoe. Umpire-Cunn!ngham IlIne OF
game hour and so minutes.
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THE CARDINALS WIN AGAIN.
Brooklyn Unable TO Hit sudhoff to
AnN AdNnntnRe.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Cardinals took
the second game from the Brooklyns by
10 to ? Sudhof twirled for the home team
and Donovan for the visitors, pitching six
innings. when he was relieved by Ken
nedy. The game was lost, however. be
fore the change was made. Manager Han
lon has given Davis his ten days notice
Of release. Yesterdays poor exhibition
caused this. The score:
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PHILADELPHIA.

Tvyo-base hits-PCwCrs. Fultz, CT r1Ss-
Three-Lase hits-LajCie, Davis, Duny.
Sacrifice hit-Gilbert Double plays
Powers. Davis and Lajoie: Conroy, Gil
bert. and anderson; Lajoie. Eolan, and
Davis. Stolen bases-Anderson, Geier %.
Struck out-By Hawley. 3. by Fraser, 3.
Left on bases-AIilwaukee. I; Philadelphla.
6. First base on balls-OT Hawley. .; off
Fraser. B. Hit by pitcher-FultZ, LaJOie.
Wild pitch-Fraser. Tmpire-Cantlliion-
Time of game, ! hour and 30 minutes.
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Tbe gane Of bail between the ''Smoth-
rcd Onions" and the Crushed Niolets,"
nlayed at River View yesterday, resulted
in the defeat of the latter club. The score
ar the end Of the second inning was to
2 in favor of the Onions. The Nloiets
refusing to continue, the game was gwen
10 the onions as 3 to 0.
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Entries mt Harlem.

HARLEM. June 14-Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling; six furlongs.-Braw Lad
ia, Vhisper LOW, 10i Brownie Ander-
son. Emma r.. 1O7; Harney. 106; DenmanI
THOMPSON 1893; Pirates Queen, Emma {.
L.. Monos, lOl; Light Ball, Sortie, Gov
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Amateur HnsebaII.

The p. p. r. team will play any nine
I'm Washington from fifteen TO nineteen
years old Send all challenges to James
i C;aynor. 20 Virginia Avenue southwest
The p. 4 r s have thus far won thirty-
nine games this season.
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Two-base hit-Dowd. Three-base hits
Collins Nance. Barrett. Ferris. SchTeck,
Young. StahI Home runs-Casey. y lager.
Sacrifice hits-Hemphin, Buelow. stolen
base-Stahl Double plays-Barrett, Bue-
low and CASEY: Yeager and Gleason First
base on baIIs-On Cronin, I; of FTisk, J.
IIIt bv pitched baIl-Barrett. Struck out
BY Kelium. /; by Young, ?. Passed ball
Buelow Wild pitch-kellum. Umpire
Nisnnassau. Time Of game. hours.
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stolen bases-CroliuS (2). Long. TWO
base hits-NIoran. Wagner. Three-base
btt-IonE. Sacrifice hit-Ritchey. Double
nIav-Flv and Bransfield Struck Out-By
! asvar. T. Bases on balls-Om Willis, ,.
I-mpire-Dwyer. Time of game, l hour
and 80 minutes Attendance, 1,Stl.
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NATTONAL LEAGUE
BREWERS BLANKED AGAIN.
Fraser Proves n Stumbling BLOCK u"
the Milwaukee Bntsmen.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June Ia raser
stood like a rock against the Brewers TO-
dav. who were shut out most eitectiIely.
The home teams game was errorless- ne
PhiIlies found Hawleys delivery not hard
to fathom. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
BOSTON STOPS THE PIRATES.
The Beaneaters Surprise Themselves
IL Hitiing LecNer.

PITTSBURG. June 1A-Boston checked
Fittsburg's advance by winning TO-DAY
game through hard batting. 1t was the
third defeat of the season for Lever,
who has nine victories to his credit.
CroIius set the pace for the Bostons by
getting four clean singles. The score:
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SOLVED KELLUM's CURVES.
Boston Drubs DetrOit's Pitcher in
the Eighth Inning.

BOSTON. June 1.-THE Bostons and
Detroits broke even up to the eighth in
ming, when the home team fell upon hel-
Ium and raped his curves all over the
lot for q total OF nine runs. The score:
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sheenshcnd srIections.

First race-Perion, Sir Hubert, Lady
Dainty ,
second race-Voter, Ben Blue, Anecd0te.
Third -Nasturtium, The Goldhnder.
Maddeus entry.
kamara. -
ShandOnheld.
sixth race-The Golden Prince, Inshot,
JiIs Greenwood.
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- ehalnrnck IunIors defeated the "a

The Shamrock Juniors defeated the De-
troit Juniors BY a score OF 20 to j. The
feature OF the game was the second base
uIaying Of B. Kelly. The ShamrockS
y-oilld like to- arrange games WIN an
teams averaging seventeen or eighteen
,,,.5rs Of age Challenges should he ad-
dressed 10 NJ O'ConnelI 80 Massachusetts
Avenue northwest.
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oUTCLAssED BY NEW YORK.
The Giants Fast Work Too Much for
The ChIcagos.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE New Horks
won again today. and for the same rea-
son that they won yesterday-good, hard
earnest playing They felded brilliantly
and when hits were needed they came.
The score:
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The Golden Rods have organized for the
season. and would ike to arrange games
with all teams averaging sixteen years.
Address challenges to e. Noyes, 5Id -
street southwest, or c. dirardi, 3ls Ihlrd
Street southwest
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UNABLE TO STOP CHICAGO.
The White Stockings Bat BnItimOre's
Three Pitchers Easily.

BALTIMORE. June E.-Baltimore had
to try three pitchers in today's contest.
but Chicago seemed to find them all easy.
Callahan kept the home teams hits well
scattered. The score:
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Results at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. June. .1t-ResuIts of today's
races: track fast:
First race-For maiden two-year-oIus
I'D inward. six furlongs. The Com
mander (O'NeilD. TO 3. won; Mr. Muikey
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In the series of seven games with the
Chicagos the Washington team won four
games and lost three, but the Windy CITY
men outrau. outhit and made more er-
rors in the field than Manning's followers.
The Champions made 43 runs in the seven
games. 80 base hits, and % errors; OF thS
Washington aggregation % men crossed
the home plate There were 90 safe hits
and only Is mispIays Washington made
more runs in Chicago than the Wnlte
Stockings. but the champions evened up
when they came TO this city.
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A SERVICE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Teams of Enlisted Wen TO Battle for
HnsebnII Honors.

In order 10 decide the baseball cham
pionship Of teams In Uncle Sans lighting
ranks there are good prospects that the
Headquarters and the Navy Yard Marine
Corps baseball teams viii soon get to-
gether The Headquarters team, which
has suffered one defeat at the hands Of
the Navy Yard ball tossers, has issued a
challenge which has been accepted by the
Navy Yard team on condition that the
winners shall defend he title Of cham
pions Of the Army, Navy, and Marine
Corps fn the District Of Columbia, Mary
lane. and Virginia purse OF at least
500 viii be hung up in the event that the
game is arraR&Rd,
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The Young Eastern Buds are out Tor
game with the team known as the Swami
noodle Stars An acceptance OF this chai-
terge should be addressed TO +. GilIon, ia
K Street northeast
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD

Yesterdays Games.
american League)
Boston Is: Detroit, Z
Chicago. 10; Baltimore, ..
Athletics. I; Milwaukee, o. .,.,,z,
Washington Understandable gronhuS'
(National League)
New York, 4; Chicago. ].
st. Louis. 10; Brooklyn, 2
Boston, :; Pittsburs. J. r,;,
Cincinnati i-Philadelpnla-r'ai
Today's Games.
CAmerican League)
Cleveland at Washington ,.
Milwaukee at PhiladelpI,a'
Chicago at Baltimore. r,,-to,
Detroit at Boston
National League)
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago-
Boston at PittsburS-
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s1.25 to baltimore and Return via

Saturday and Sunday June Is and l0
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The Boston American team is said 10
have lines out for Ed High, the star pitch
er Of the Virginia-CarolinaL League. Hlgh
is with Newport News. and Is reported
to be another Matthewson.
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Foreman had his first trial with Balu-
more against Clarke Grifiths men He
came out an easy winner, and his feat OF
holding the heavy-hitt-ng league leaders
down to three hits shows the Foreman
arm is in as good condition as ever. Last
year the pitcher was with Bunao, ana
was turned loose by Boston early this
sDriOg
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Cupid" Chnds, of the Chicago National
League team, was but a few years ago
one of the hardest hitters in that or
canization. Now. however, he Is in the
2e1 per cent class, and Chicago wants to
get rid of him.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

or French buildings is divided, and the four
teen deyoted to Italy, possessing unusually ad.
fhlrahle qualities, both of arrangement and of
criticism. Greece is well done and So too are
Germany, India and Japan. But the star
essays are the two on France and IjaIy The
account of Gothic architecture presseo them
hard for pre-eminence. 1t is a model f what
the special dictionary article should be; start
ing from a sound conception of the essential
nature of the style it proceeds along lines oil
historical and critical investigation which seem
to us faultessly fixed and developed One more
notable contribution to this volume which
we are inclined to pause with eulogy is the
history in little-abounding not only in tech
meal knowledge, but in artistic judgment-of
mural painting To enumerate these leading
items, however, is not to ignore the sterling
work done all through the book In text and in
illustration this instalment of the publication
only serves to deepen the appreciation we have
already expressed of the learning and editorial
skill brought to the execution of Mr.. Sturgis's
fine enterprise. We are glad to learn from the