davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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other Games.


batteries s-Washburn and whiiemore: Chase and
lnrfy. -
S.Em'nrwpa @ As1S;;,0 IS;n 9oCo9eSoo-S S y
'bstteIissHkeiy and Evans Newman and Hart.
al WASHINGTON PARK.
s,I s.IynBg ysB;Sxe:i s,uGH D. 5SdSf 81: 81. i /:
Baiieres-LindermAnn and Moran: Resaus and
A'D'--' ''" AT RUTHERFORD. Nj
,a.SH:I,s N.Sl:t a q G.X.S s:j.S SS So? 81
batteries Winters and sustton: Gsrcni and Nc.
cana. .,.,.
&; (;sif,ss5S fqs;ssHs Iss.S SSsSfsoo--!
''Ii.s Ba,isfss @ sampson and Gsrp N,ary snd Riley.
ar READING.
, ss.s,ss !; 80, (. s;,iss ,5i...s 1888 So. i ]
Batrrss-trrtSch and Grubtr' hecannaId and
Barton -
}His9,,2s HsI, 20. .o.S .o,. 3 j 90 ~
Basirfcs Patton and welton Alexander and
PiIrr ,,0
c,,SsA;;Gf.:sS.99 cG1,,,;Ss,stA,;{fs.9 : n, !
iiatriiss- House and Holden. wOh'r and Sllleek
Msnh.,nn Col. o 0 o o al
Neutrality-suspicious. and DUNN. Thsluan and
Drn. - -
g:enalyss'a !,:9GSa,Sss 9 9 aa!cSS I; i
Ra!,cnts -lcaiy and Favel Go, and B,v.u
IT ORANGE ONAI
S.s"s s.s..,. ... .......! SSGSS3a . =; !; .:
Batteries Peters NLd O'Nrl, SheEfr ard Heals
~ NiLLIAMSruWN.
wspleyan. . o % 4
Williams .,....., o - o y :
UaIu r,cs- Garman and inglls R'ni anu Duuc'
AZ DEiu.EN POINT
n ~
Se nth Rrgt6 . y 4 q 10 10
batteries lefY and Chester l.lnd,f and Word
NJ rERtH AMlpN
Moutcsir. .....O % % ]
Marions ...... q | u O-s
lausrlrs Gnj. Williams ana English, uochsIe
aud h'CAsy,
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BriI and Taylor Win on the Musscibur sh Link.
Special CaN, nrpdith to TUE sun.


LoSDoN, juno / In the golf tournament at
Mu-selbusgh yesterday Braid beat Herd by
" IN ~. and Tay lor beat Klrkaldy. by u %,
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wind-Up of the Harness Racing At Prospect
Park.

BALTIMORE. juno The spring trots
at Prospect Park wero brought to close
to-day. Little Stakes and Happy Tie were
favorites for the 2a trot, but Grselds sur
prised the talent by winning In stralgh
heats. Golden Rod warmed up for two
heats In second place in the 2:2s pace, and
then walked away from the field in the next
three. The talent got great shock In the
failed to measure up. Casteton was ap-
parently laid up until the third heat, when
he was sent 10 the front with rush. The
other two heats had been captured In hollow
style by Annhilator. As il began to rain
heavily, the Judges called the race OF and
decided 70 let the money 60 as the race
ended Summaries.
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yndon WIN Not Play at Boston.


LoSDoS. June HAIRY Vardon informed
the correspondent OF THE suN at Muirneld
to-day that he would not defend his tide
as tho American open champion, which
he won at Chicago last year. In the coming
Boston tournament
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-sI LouIa, .; Chicago. .. fifs. base en bslls.0a
BY Taylor, l. three base hlis-K Kruger. Hsri.slL
Two base hy-Krueger. Bursett Wallace. Taylor.
stolen S"wsscRsyms,; u Double pl.y:cPaSasn; c Wa.
mick and Deter. Hi by pitchcr-By Sudhoi. 1;
BY Taylos. I. Wild pitch-Tayior. Umpire -Dvysr.
Ttme-i hour and IS minutes.
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Connecticut State LeaSps.

Al New Haven-New Haven. Is. New London. {
AZ D,rby-Derby. 7; Norwich, 9.
A. Merlden-Brlstol. /; Aeriden, o.
Al Brldgepor-Bridgeport >. Waterbury, 1
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A. Schenectady y--Schneeiaty. 8; Rome. s
AZ nlon- lion, 0; Utica. ..
Az Troy-Troy, 10: binghamton, I.
At Albany ALBANY. ); Cortland, ).
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for the club prisee, yesterday at the Mont
clair Golf Club. The scores were:
ciass A.-.Joseph Bs!dsley. 100. is-ei; 4. 4.
Harrison, i0i. S-eo; II. N: Robinson, 1o9. io.sg
II. q. Plimptsn. ia iO-ioa: J. II. Stats. iis. 10
cisssy,-N. r. MeL.9d. ia ,s-ss Z. L. Allen.
iis. S-ioo; II. A. Kahlsr. H. ie-ioi'
Thomas Hovenden won the general handi-
cap ut the Crescent A. q. yesterday, taking
sstablisSss he amateur % s' record for he course
and was but two strokes higher than the
bogey score. Il was 80. so-7s. The sum
mary follows:
T. Hoyeneen, rs io-ss; G: 2: Van Brgnt "a. 70
rs; {, Y. M,seiols. 10. ioN7s s. p: Wicker. iOl.
d. O.ss: r. M: GODDARD, ss. ,i.sI n p. snsyiIy.
iSs iSs is-ss iss E. VIA VI s.fst X ~ '' '"A
Driving contests and the monthly class
tss cS es az the Van
also large tarp out Of unattached golfers
Two q the driving prizes we're 70, dists1SSs xapSs
and William Frssiand.. iisX yards Two
prizes were also offered for the best averages aver sSs
q siI arives a T. RFown also ,.rSs Won sns .ns
Dr. I. N Henasi the second. with Ia Is
yard The handicap results were:
Class AIPT Sm.rsn, e 80; .n r 6, Pr.sa. ~.
fany, p7, 6-o7; j, H. Ciarkson. l0s o-s7: L. W.
Class B.~Dr. ". l.. Post. - go; e, BIuse,
]. Besh. ,iE ic..io7; II. r. wadiy. 10. :-ios
we'll. iss. if--iii: l. A. Jones, 1,a io--iii; @. 2.
llolbrook. i2i 6-ii5: ". Cunningham. iSo. is-lis;
b. A. Riker. lso. i0-iee.
There was again q crowd OF players out
for the handicap yesterday. At the Richmond
County Country Club and the home con
although two OF the pairs broke all square
The results:
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Total. l..............ib Total. ........,.. eh
Thsbaud Cup-six,een TO qualify a, bogey hand.
down; y. n, Bacon, "; 4 down EslPa Marsh. @
gisaht:a B:G:s s'Ts sess ssnSs: S"s down down:
., down: ". q. Marsh s down: Van Tssseli Sus-
phsa 10. down: J. Walter Ward, Jr, 10 3 down. down;
W. Q. Marsh Ralph Marsh va Tyng; flarg vs.
Plum Sutphen vs., Bacon; Shippen vs. Thompson:
Forbes vs.; Little Letehiord vs. Frelnyhuysen: Nck'
In tho BAY Sweepstakes q the Knicksr: ,,I
were: ID. b. luton, i2i. se-ss; H. @. Lipptrot,
i27. so-s7; DR.. Lazarus. 50, 7-s2; P. 7. Acker-
son. 100. Tea.
pr. seaver won his second cup this week
yesterday at the Marine and Field Club. tho
event being an eishteen-hole handicap. The
other win was on Memorial Day. for the
Follett cup. The scores:
DR.: a; ss.ysr. ice, ;;,:. s; " sPsidlns: re.
e. LGfss1Ss campo rs i ,.s s A MsesSS MRsssnsS
,M,s so 4. p, Seaye, iis; lgne2 p s Ms,iis,,,
hOei. ise. Se-i00 Dr.. Fuller. liz. i4-ios
Three competitions were decided at tho
monthly handicaps. and women's putting
match. Tho results follow
Class All. F. Brooks. ss. s-sE r. Syms. 90. 10
SO; A. z. Barron, 81, $50 Thomas Barron. ios.
iI;-ss Is r. L. Eldr'ds'. '' SOL j. j. Hayd' i0''
Class B-s, R, ger,ram. ios. s,.ss; E; MeAl,ln.
10. ze-se z. E. Tarbell. 100. i7-se Q; W; Garsh.
III. 81. ;-;S ii-SS b, Harmed ii0. H-0' H. Melville
"omens Putting Ms,eh-Mr'i NJ M n. n Van BI,en,
Ass ~ r. Ws. a a,si,, 49,
Mrs, a. De Wit Coehrane. ~, Mrs.. Worcester. so;
Class B. players. women as well as men.
decided their monthly handicap yesterday
stthe Ehs'ewood uoii Ciuo' Inc scores
Active Member-E. IL J.ve,t %. l,-so A. C.
SsaS Oakley ,n 49, 4ss7 Q D sm. lei iSp ,a isss 3 +
Wilson. i0s. i,-e3; +. J. Rice 100. 2s-ss; ".
Dsnoi, rs l..S1: ", kldd;I; 100, ls-s1; -
-l2O; Mrs r. Enos, i4o I2--I2s; Miss Q. II. Chids.
l4S. 2o-i2s: Miss Fellows. $50. 2o-iSo.
the clifford cup handicap yesterday at the
Jesrey City Coli Club. The scores;
SIS; Z, W. Leake. ss, ic~se; b. H. Pel.sr' jr''
o. s-s7; G. =. Perkins, g3 SIS: John Hedden.
Sn,tst 90 Ie 90 go. 90 II Scott tOs sEsS ~ IehGy
riamn,n~ o. al: ". B' E.gsr io2 iU-as +
II. Bumstead, ios ii-.s2; W. +. pyle, eS, c-ss;
II q b,dg.xav' ps O-o9. j, j. Tof,y. III; iS-SS.
" r Ws,sm ia Ito, io..ioS q M,v,.,s ~
=; Y; r N..Lt,L' ~, 10 "a, A. II G -
~ ~, iot n "'"AA 49, "' w. De'"'
as, ~, 80 aN", ,,. .,,e.. -,
pionship. and the draw for match play
next saturday was Eemmng vs.. Pelzer, Pyle
vs., George Bowley. That OF the con-
ISOLATION eight was: Tiiden ys Bumsted,
Eager vs. Craig. Leske vs.. Ridsoway ana
Post vs.. Daniel Bowley.
-.
PLAINFIEiD, Juno Tho weekly compe-
tition for the Presidents cup was held on the
An a res,,it Charias ~ Nc,;utchen nd Mnrsan
~ Towpsend ara tied for frat nIaca vith Z
t. 80" nooh aooh "a Sana,nr 80 rHna ~
Po,hos os. bebi,S With aH noints Tbs sdors. n"ea
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A. Hartford Toronto. T. Hartford. 8.
At WorcesteI-W WoTceSteT, 4; Montreal, o,
Al Providence Providence. G; Rochester. :.
Al Syracuse grounds.
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'o'connor Sssssd for ponohue Jn the ninth.
rnsoufe fe:...,........".2 90 o-S
Stolen base--Irwin. Tvobase hits--Bergen, Beck
iey. Crawiord. Three-base hits-cTavford Leach
Sscroes hits-bechisy. zimmer, s'enields, BI.ns
J. firu base on balls-on Tsnnshill. .; on Newton.
>, His By pltcher-Ely, Ritchsy. umpire--Cun.
nlnshsm. M % AssndAnee-s,soo. Tms-s hours AUD
81. LouIs. .: CHICAGO. 6.
CHICAGO. June l.-Chlcago played miserable ball
with 81. Louis today In Ia hrsi home game after
It's Eastern trip. Costly errors nade By Lcfns
men and Taylor was touched up for fourteen hits.
Doys was back a. nrst for Chicago hut he quit the
game IN ths fourth inning as result cf being hit by
one Of Sndhons curves. Dexter then went 10 nrss
and Dolan went In 81 right Geld. The score:
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Odd. and Finds OF sports.

4 Hinsy I'd Both the New York and Long Island
In,sfsrhoas,ir Assoriaiion onAtitutiors bar rost
graduate IRON competing In any inerseholase "a mes
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sh.mroe. u. In Dry Dock at SOUTHAMPTON.
Special Cd5i, Dupdlch 10 TIM SuN.

SOUTHAMPTON. June / The Shamrock II
was locked hercst T. ~ - G o TX to-day for tho
purpose Of being oyerhaulcd.
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In the semi-nnal round Tor the Ford Cup
at the Apawamis Golf Club yesterday W. r.
Thnrston beat n A sherman. up and S
to play, and + A Moore beat Maturin Ballou
BY 2 up and / TO play. In the final round
Thurston and Moore tied at the eighteenth
hole and will play oT tomorrow Mt thirty
six holes In the vomen's handicap Miss
Sadie Read and Miss May Downey tied for
frst place and will play OF this woek
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BOSTON, June The final match In tho
handicap play between A. q Lockwood and
this morning and resulted in an easy victory
for Lockwood by up and S TO play Going
out Lockwood took 80, and he came back
IN 9ne sr0Se S pe.ted hs dr1ss s seos sf VA
direction The rs Is the record for the links
this season.
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FLUSHING, June i-P. G.. Birokhead won
the second OF a series Of monthly competi-
tions for the Governors cup at the Flushing
Golf Club this afternoon The summary;
p. Il. Blrckhead. 100, s5-75; O, X. Salvage, 90,
.O-76 +. " BelknAp. 100, 22-7s; c, l.. Murray,
o., SIS W. d. Harrison, %, 3-s0; J. II. Gordon,
Jr, 81, 1851; George II. Leslie. 0t i2-s,. Robert
II. Lawrence, 90 l9-oH
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pAY RIDGE uossErEy zA.PY.
Gse1 Sport ct the Matinee at the Parkway
HAlf-Nile Track.


The Parkway track. Brooklyn. was never
moro attractive than it was yesterday on the
occasion OF the third matinee given by the
Bay Ridge Driving Club. The porches OF
the clubhouse were gay with the spring
toilets Of women. who composed three
fourths OF the spectators. McGarvey's Band
from Bay Ridge was kept busy on the lawn
playing popular airs between heats and
everybody voted the matinee the most sue
cessful ever held by the club. More than
1900 persons watched the races. cheered the
winners and everybody was happy There
was great rivalry between members OF the
club and the bookmakers were kept busy
placing money.
The first race was q free-for-all trot and
pace. Many Of the club members figured
that Lord Belgrave had cinch and he was
played strongly In the books for straight and
place. kfefoot was about rs strongly sup
nue. for . winner. The old-time followers
OF the trotting tracks did not touch the books.
for the reason they did not have confidence
eno%Sn ons " the amateur drivers to risk Their
dryers and horses became excited.
orsSs Ssrs an1 sent away raSssSSly
Ieet, Passing the half mile Kitefoot and
Lord Belsraye were about on even terms.
with Athway and Revenue neck and neck
twenty lengths behind. Grace Anderson
yas still further back. Kitefoot and Lord
belgreve made q pretty race down the
,,trstSh ,ttrcstSh the former winning by head. Kite:
9lthou{h pushed for a short distance BY
LORD BelFrsve. She won BY half length
In the third heat Kitefoct found no trouble
In landing the heat and race. Belgraye
made close finish. and the rest were, strung
out from ten TO twenty lengths behind.
Tho ass class. trot and pace. was another
Interesting race, although won in straight
neats by the chestnut gelding Red Squirrel,
AZ the lover turn in the. first heat the, of
Wheel OF the sulky drawn by the bay gelding
FRED hooked into the rear wheel OF Carnar.
sie Lou. The latter's wheel was wrecked
snd serious accident was averted by the cool
headedness Of ths drivers. who stopped their
horses. DISTANCE being barred. the horses
were placed. There was a tedious time
IN starting them for the second and third
meats. but the finish between the first and
second horses was close and exciting. Sum-
maries:
Freeorsu. pace or trot: nrst prize, silver loving
SUD second set OF 2minuie harness third. lap robe:
fourth. ivory-hAndled whip.
KltRfOOt m hr ~ n
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s;z4 Class. Noung; purse WOO:
Gnselda, B. m. by Stanford (kllotp. p.......l !
Ned II. Woodruff gr. G. Haighp.........e 2 8
Happy Tie, b. m, cannon. n)..,..........,,,<
Eedmont D. &. lSuDyl. yl....,........,......J
Little Stakes b. IN. lAiknson), ,..........s o
Tlme-2:.7n 2:251l. 2;:eH.
2x class. pacing; purse $3.50
Golden Rod. b. g.. BY Pure Gold Halt
,ell .,,,....;o.;.;,... ;,.......'.,..".s
Blizzard, b. 2. (OyleH, H,,,...........l
Silver Bar, b. g. Davis. . 2
Nora W., 3. m. tSeeyl yl,..,.......,..5 Q
Suffolk. b. m. Kayanaughl. .,.....nA
Tm.~s5iI. ,a4G, ,s,I. a:,5 X. .:a4H.
Az class. uottIng; purse s250; flushed:
AnnihLsier, ch. g., BY Egbert tSueep. 1 >
Casselon. br. g. Davis l...,,..........."t Z I
Palerton. b. e. dunn. nnl....................3
Roberta, ch. m. Hentschell ,...........,.3
Time-,:22t, 22ik. :.25.
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GREENWICH. June Capt. c. r. Martin
Of the Fairfield County Golf Club has ar
ranged the following team matches for tho
season.
May "a. Wee Burn. at Noroton; June a. Hilla ndale,
at Greenwich: IS, Fox hls, al Greenwich. July ~,
GTe,nwc1' ~, Mee Burn, at Greenwich. al Apa.
wants, at Rye: Sept. IL. Fox Ills at Staten Island
TUXEDO. June PLAYING or the three
point system. EnglewoOd's class 4 golfers
won In the team match Ut Tuxedo yestsr-
day, The scores
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''' htNc IN srfoiS HBfooklyn, a. Philadelphia. q
o'' DO 2lb li DynlhUg. . ~ klsson. 4 Struck
't ui Dpnohur. =. d. kitpn. 4 Two base hits
ard l~rhau'Y g.. Flick. stolen bases
mas, Slfvs, frk Kelley Double PLAYS
, '''. 'rf lFichaniy, lriehAnty OinassstedL
'...I ard 5 minute, '
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THE RECORDS.
Brooklyn Amatuer Assoeiatioa.

AT PROSPECT PARK.
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Resolutes ,.....2 y D 0 i-i0 10
Batteries MCGUIRE and wenIols; frormsn and
Thyng.
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Aotois s"~~
r. Aver. % q, SIS: &. ". Tsinior. oS. lo-ss; WI
liam Grove, los Is-s5 A. ". Johnston. ios. ISL
E. p G. buekln. ioA, leo EInsss Kemp; vIn;' S,;'
Si. iSi. s%es; " G. Lsinsd ,os 10 ": Piti.on
90, los; L. Z. Stone. ia. is-sS Ralph lane
100. f1-e7. A. Z, Paterson. @. O-vo; Y; wlenn'
100, s-os; A, L walker. ii6 le-loo: 8 l. DAVIS.
iii, io-lol; j, p. G. Hyglns, 1iS. n-i0i.
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Lord beleraye b. iiff,a,nnL, ji..,coiu;.ii'''
ANYWAY. ch. &. Dr, N. T. Lewis. l.......,.....3 4
revenue. .. G. &C; W. Roberts, ,,....,....,4 !
Time-220k, 222. 2e3l1.
z5o class, uot or pace. hali-mile heats, three In
nye; nrst prize silver loving cup second. set Of q
minute harness; third lap robe fourth, ivory handed
whip:
Red Squirrel ch. g., by Charleston Robert
Daisy, ch. m. w. X. Putnam. j., s
Fed, b. Z, Frank Jacobus). o 2
Joe Chimes b. g.. BY Chimes w. J. Horn
carnarsle Lou. b. G.. BY Old Boon tDr. IL I.
p,nr. p.,,,.t, '''.'e
Time-il6n. i;isH. III
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'st'ed for Moran IN the ninth inning.

'batted for Moran IN the ninth inning
Nt~ ....'.'...,.'o ,..'...'.....,'o Va
IIist base on errors--Bos,on. j. Left on bases
New YORK, L. Boston firs! base on balls-on
70 NsGss SsSfs sssfcs sussy ki!y
'tnney, Nichols. Stolen baSes--Nan Haiuen, Hs mil.
ton. GammoDs, Two base hits-Selbnch. ~; L Smith,
Nruldge, Double play-long and Tenpey. Passed
ball-Sniu. Cupre-oDay. Tlme--i hour and
DO minutes Auendance-i6.OO0.
PHILADELPHIA, nRooKLYs,S
PHILADELPHIA. Juno A little bit Of
everything that adds 10 tho variety OF the
clash between Philadelphia and BROOKLYN.
After Cross and Mailman had been disposed
of In tho locals half OF tho second Inning
Donohus sent a fly 20 left, which Sheokard
mutfed Thomas hit tn Kelley, and the ball
rolled through tho natural arch made by
tha. feiders legs Thsn Delehanty raped
"dt hard grounder. which Tom DAILY could
went 70 second on the throw in. and scored
with Thomas on Flick's single against the
centre field balcony. The Philadsphlas did
nothing after that in tho way Of rum getting
until tho seventh. in which inning they made
Ss many hits AS they had made in the pre-
seding six innings. scoring three runs on
1homa''s base on balls, DelehGnty's double
IN the eighth they punched four hits. two
doubles and ~ many singles. out OF which
tnev extracted two runs In the mean
while the Champions, who had been hitting
no tall hard were unable TO scoro until tho
huth, when the local telders went to pieces
ur -FOUR large errors .pieced out by singles
rads bv Farrell and Mcclure the visitor,
when NcCreery closed the inning with iy
tu Slagle Attendance. B.jlO The ,oOre
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Ten cards we're returned In the Cla,s A and
b handicaps, AT eighteen holes. medal play.
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'.' ''t' ~, Juno .- President \ + younr,
v'u 'uHo nero ip-a1y tn'wa,cb the work ~
DO" cunningham, sdV q Disturbance
,t.. ..M".' ended ~ q riuf Both tenn.
I" n'npf" 'uni.uuuu,y and twice
, .mr-.r throw iur ball IN play over
VI" .n'" ln N" eighth inning Zimmcr was
'...' H'nu.ua .bs SuNluI The pi'tsburg
Do, I'D" '"t tu toe decision In thu
... '.. '' a. r IloVcd CUNNINGHAM, ordered
.''' np tr,h", o. ~" leuch lilo crowd
'h' u..te nrd ~ the rnnr ,t.iun -
.' -I. i" 9 10, DlcJH hofstr- follow cd
'iN Manager lUrEe and other pi't-.
"f r1.tp h.. a. '.ihncc aud ESCORTED
N" ''I' Etp- threw .o'uc psbhl,~
,. DOG containing tho Cincinnati player
e. POI. Increased the confusion prnsfdrnt
i''", hld nothing " cay About the disorder
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Pittsburg lost the same through loose playing
In the first inning. The score.


Totals. -. al s7is
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NxwAnx. June i-Practically all the good

players survived the second round for the
takah Country Club this afternoon, NJ;
Michael, A, a. Larkin. T, A: Marsellu, ndIIN ana
b. b. Martin won their matches handily,
plays Lsrkin and Marsellus meets Martin.
A medal play handicap was also decided
and. while q good many started, only threS
card Of ioe. 71-s4. The match play sum-
mary follows
Second Round--slchael beatvan Konron. BY up
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STANFORD. Juno l.-Macolm Graham Won
the finals for the W. s. Todd cup at Innis
Arden to-day from W. B. Strong. The win
ner's net score was IS. In the qualifying
rounds for the club cups. Malcolm Graham
los and Mr.. White i2i. qualified for the hrss
cup. Four players qualified for the second
cup and eight for the uufers prize. The
course Is In fine shape but the high grass ae
the edges bothers the players somewhat.
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oap-R. d. Foote, u, . up: William Shppen a.
down; +. N. Bacon, Jr- T. down: Ralph Marsh.
~. down. George j. Little, 4. down =. II. u: Fre-
]. B. dickson, is down: $. II. Plum. q. 8 down:
Archibald Forbes, s, down. W. A. fhgg, 8 down:
q, down: W. q. Marsh s . down: Van Tasseli Su,-
pheh. 10, y down: J. walter Ward. Jr, 10. down.
Draw for First Match Play Round-fooss ~
W. q. Marsh: Ralph Marsh va 1yng; Flagg vs.
Plum: Suiphen VS. Bacon; Shippcn ys. Thompson.
Forbes vs.. Little; Letehord Vs. FreInghuysen Dtck-
oon VS.. Wood.
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J. ". Arnold. 81; A. 3. Lawson, o.: A. p. Benneft'
or Scot. o Connor "a; X. p. Emmons, es; q. Odds
borough, %; ". g. Mcknight 70; : Palmer. lOO'
J. Il. g. Leayitt lo2: Frank Sears lOS; T. y. JAMS
pulen. Is: Ralph Mckee, 100; W. r. ogilsbie, ioZ
The sun., 1901-06-02

Tho nrst match In the East Jersey Coli
League this season was played on the links
OF the Glen Ridge Golf Club yesterday after
noon between e the EItzsaneth ZAP, Town Low and Coqn-
system Of scoring was used. Glen Ridge
won by this score:
The sun., 1901-06-02

SSf..SsD'ss.ns S..owS s......s 70 S-S 4 Z
Batteries -Cransion.. Martin and Schwartz; Nc
Keniie. Ware and Taintor.
SECOND GAME.
The sun., 1901-06-02
Class R players. women as well as men.
decided their monthly handicap yesterday
at tho Englewood Golf Club. The scores:

o.sfsN ' is. asmeerE is"s7 D. st" Es 100 20 i5ss E
Brown. i0s, i2-si: c, T. Small. III, 2o-ei; ". ".
Wilson. l05. l2-p3: f.. J, Rice. 100. 2o-9s W.
Demot,. rs 1877; W. Z Kldd.r 100. l2-e7
Associate Nembers-Aiss o. Hitchcock, 70, 20
-l20; Mrs. r. Enos lao, l2--l25: Miss q. H. Childs
las. 2O-i2s: Miss Fellows, iSo. 2O-i30.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-05
ROOSEVELT TO ] CONGRESS-
Sends His First Annual Message tothe Senate
and House e f B, Rfprfsf 4pat54s,.
MAKES neutrality-suspicious. on IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Eoezes Late Mckinley Stern
for Anarchists Trust Legislation Along the Lines Of Pub
siy@Favos Government Construction Of Irrigation
Urges Construction Of lsthmian Canal Laying Pa
efic Cabe-Asks Legislation the Colonies and
Reciprocity for Cuba-Woud Exclude Chinese.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-05

Nothing better can be done for the is
lands than to introduce industrial! enter
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-05

Inc CulucSG UAA1Cx.
He calls attention to the satisfactory 8
settlement of the Chinese difficulties OF
last year. and this nations part in the
settlement. . and says provisions have I
been made for insurtng the future safety ss5
otatthe foreign relresen tatives. OF ths5f
promises made by China he says:
1.-THE Chinese government has agreed to
participate financially in the work Of bet
tering the water approaches to Shanghai
and to Tientsin. the centers OF foreign
trade in central and northern China. and
an international conservancy board. in
which the Chinese government is largely
represented. has been provided for tho
Improvement of the Shanghai river and
the control Of its navigation. In the same
line OF commercial advantages a revision
of the present tariff on imports has been
assented to for the purpose of substitute
ing specific for ad valorem duties. and an
expert has been sent abroad on the part
of the United States to assist in this
work. A list Of articles to remain free OF
duty, including -four, cereals and rice.
gold and silver coin and bullion has also
been agreed upon In the settlement"
ss In conclusions shss#mentions sthAs Pam
AmericaMscDngresssn uw1in seayf0H at thogs;
City 0f Mexico. and .refsIa to- the dea tn 81. ~
s. a,sSgEx Rsnas.
sympathy of@the People OF sttls country. u.
whfch sympathy was FUZZY fecipfocated saa
by the people Of both these nations upon
the assassination Of President Mckinley.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-12-05

Anarchy is a crime against the whole
against the anarchist. His crime should
be made an offense against the law of
nations, like piracy and that form of man
stealing known as the slave trade. for 1t
IS of far blacker infamy than either. 1t
should be so declared by treaties among
all civilized powers. Such treaties would
give to the federal government the power
Of dealing with the crime"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-05-14
MRS ii. G. HANNA,
Formerly of Pembroke. Dead al
Pine Bluff, Ark.

Pembroke, KY, May 49, Died,
near Pine Bluff, Ark, May 4th,
1901, after brief illness, of twenty
four hours, Mrs. Ida Curry Hanna,
wife of II. G.. Hanna. formerly Of
near Pembroke. Mrs. Hanna was
born January 5th, 1857, married
January 10th. 1878 She was life
long member OF the Baptist church
and was a moral chlstian lady and
it may be truthfully said that she
was one of the most aimiable, low
able characters that ever lived in
our midst She leaves a husband
and three children with a host of
admiring friends to mourn her loss.