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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

Hon. Ed. T. Brown. vice chairman
of the State Democratic Executive
Committee. who will act as chairman
pending the election of a successor TO
Mr.. duBignon. says: 1T had been
practically settled in the southern
counties of the state that they would
support Mr.. duBignon for Governor. 1
believe every county in that portion
of Georgia would have gone for him.
Now that he has retired. all that sec
ton is at sea regarding the candidate
they will support. 1 believe the sec
ton will unite solidly for some man,
perhaps from their part of the state,
bat as to who he will be cannot be
told now" The chances are Mr.. Brown
is right.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Presbyterian College for Women.

Presbyterian College for Women.
A select home school of high grade for
young ladies'. Number limited, full col
legiate courses, conservatory advantages
in music, lady physician resident in col
lege elegant grounds and buildings.
healthful and delightful climate. Ad-
dress ROBT. p. PELL, President
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY, N. j.

Largest and most spacious on the coast:
every modern comfort and facility. Or
chestra, 16 pieces, billiards. tenpins.
shuffieboards, lawn tennis, golf, magnifi-
cent beach front driveway and promen-
ade three miles long. Rooms with private
baths when desired Rates SIS to $S5 per
week. Special reduction for July. Write
for booklet H. NJ. CAKE.
Also Hotel Normandie, Washington, DC.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

new pest has made it's appearance
in Westchester county. New York. 1t
is called the flying boring bug. So far
it has attacked fruit trees, wheat fields
and prisoners in the county Jail.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19
The weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day
are for showers. light southerly winds;
and for Eastern Florida, showers,
winds, mostly light-southerly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan. the railway
magnate of New York. who is Vir-
gilman by birth, is to give the Cath
olics of Richmond a cathedral to cost
$3.50 600
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

The Christian Scientists of stamford.
Conn. claim marked triumph, in the
curo 0f horse of influenza hy the
absent Treatment" Local votorinar-
Jane iaugh and put their nnEsra BY the
eide of their noses nnd say the disease
had merely Tug ls course,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Springfield CAdass) Republican
Qnd) says: MIR. Bryan was in St. Louis
a day or two after the Ohio Democratic
Convention, and the papers quote him as
saying that he intended to fight to the
bitter end every effort to force an aban-
Comment of the Chicago and Kansas City
platforms. But he is further represented
as saying that the administration colo
NAL policy is now and is likely to be
in 1904 the paramount issue before the
people of the nation. On that issue the
Democracy of the nation is united as
firmly as ever a party organization was
united Which is true also of the Democ-
.racy of Ohio, and why not then let 1t
stay united? viii not Mr.. Bryan be try
ing TO disunite when he forces forward
other issues than that which he calls the
paramount issue?"
The New Orleans Picayune Dem)
says: THE National Educational Asso-
citation has authortatively declared that
the problem of elementary education is
the most important In the entire system.
and II should impress all who have any
thing to do with the establishing and
administration of the public schools with
the necessity OF giving their best talent
and most devoted exertion to the organ
izing and conduct OF the primary depart
ments,"
The Chicago Chronicle CDem.) says;
''Bourbonism is not a Democratic trait
exclusively Various Republican county
conventions in Kentucky are indorsing
W, $ Taylor as a candidate for Cover
nor MIR Taylor is under indictment for
completely In tho murder OF Gov. Goehcl
and Is a fugitive. Whether guilty or not,
he would make an ideal leader FOR a par
~ which never learns and never for
GETS
The New York world ODem) says; eat
the moment the IDEAL Democratic condi-
ton exists In these United states OF
people governed without knowing a. Mr.
Mckinley u living softly ana even
the strenuous Col Teddy IL unbulletlned
asa unsanS."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

Prof. Frederick Starr of the Uni
versity of Chicago says: 1.-THE Ameri-
can people in their physical character
istics are growing more and more like
Indians every day, and the only thing
that keeps them from becoming similar
to the nomadic tribes of Indians in ia
cial characteristics is the intermarriage
between residents of this country and
immigrants from foreign lands. II i'm
migration should ever be suspended, a
few years would see us all Indians. ="
We are not prepared 20 speak for the
West, where the billiards. benumb in
winter and the hot winds scorch and
scar in summer but in the South
which has had less foreign immigra-
ton than any other section OF the
country, 1t is not possible TO discern
any drift towards the aboriginal type.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-07-19

The cold water advocates will take
notice that under certain circumstances
the beverage which they so strongly
indorse and recommend may be dan
gerous The other day In Philadelphia
a young man Of the name Of McDevitt
drank nearly thirty-hye glasses Of iced
water. and then lost his power OF
speech and had 10 go to "a hospital Tho
physicians for a short time were puz-
aicd by the peculiarly Of the case.
then reached the conclusion that the
cold water hnd paralyzed the mans yo-
oli cords. Aftcr two hours treatment
De- could speak Do % whisper The doe
tore aay be- VIII Eet his voice again
ia lay or tNo. but advise him NOT
a. 80 DOB 30 strongly fof cold water
hereafter 10 drink temporarily. coy n0t
ipas tnsu tsa W nftfea glasses . dsy
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F. B. ROBINS,

controlling the Hotel buckingham, the
Hotel Marlborough and the Hotel
Lillian. No temporary structures. We
will take care of you while in Buffalo.
Rates 81 per day and upwards. Write
F. B. ROBINS,
Hotel Buckingham, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
IOWA AN EASY MARK.
Gophers Win the Inter-Universit,
Track Meet with Ease

Inc track meet between Minnesota and
iowa, held yesterday afternoon, resulted
in an easy victory for the Gophers, Iowa
only scoring in the weight events which
were all won by Warner. of the visiting
team Summaries:
Quarter-mile run-Harris CMD, won:
Tebblt (M), second; time SO 4-5
One hundred yard dash-Boeckman
tM.), won; Salisbury o., second; time,
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle
Boeckman (M.), won; Call Cd, secono
Time, :l6 2-5
Half-mile run-Harris (M.). won; Board
man %, second. Time, 1:59.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Boeckmar (M), won; Tebbitt (M), sec
ond. Time. "a
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle
m,-.Boeckman (M), won; Dye %, second.
Time, II 2-5
Mile run-Caine (M.), won; Bracket
%, second. Time, 4:56 %.
Running high jump-Tate CM.) and Nc
Pherson (M), tied for first. Height, 5
feet inches.
Pole vault-Smith CM), won; Bracket
%, second. Height, feet inches
Running Broad jump-Tate (M), won;
Collins (M.), second. Distance, 20 feet.
Discus throw-Warner Cd, won; Hull
%, second. Distance 1861 feet
Shot Put-Warner Cd, won; Mueller
(M.). second Distances. 3S.1 feet
Hammer throW-Warner CD, woI, .
Francis (M.), second. Distance, ia feet,
In the tennis game in the morning ]
c. Wyman and James Lawrence, Of Min
nesota, defeated D. II. Ellis and C. III
Mather, Of Iowa, 2-6, IS and SO.
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N LRAIHS BIZ TASK
GLOBE CYCLING EDITOR STARTS
ON THREE-HUNDRnD-a
RUN
GHAsES NORTHFIELD COURSE
Incidental to His EstaBifshfnm
Triple Century Mark, lie VIII
Attempt to Break Double
Century Record.

AT precisely o'clock this morning
James Mcllrath cycling editor OF tho
U o e, left Rice park on one of the
most sensational rides ever ATTEMPTED In
the state of Minnesota. Mr. McIlrath,
VINO has for several years past been
regarded as one OF the hardest of tho
North Star wheelmen and who holds sew
eral long distance records, Will attempt
to establish triple century record over
the Mortified course. Incidentally he
Will endeavor to also lower the double
century record, which now stands at
eighteen hours and fourteen minutes.
and Is held at present by w. A. Pow
ers Of this city.
Wheelmen who have been over the
Mortified course do not need to be told
that 1t Is one Of the Hardest in the coun-
try. There are at least a half dozen
sharp hills, one OF them nearly a mile
in length, and the majority Of the level
stretches are sandy The last three miles
OF the course OF the NorthGeld end are
over macadamized road which is al
most always In good condition. The
other forty-seYen miles, however, are
made up of country roads when are
none too good at the best and are like
ly to be in poor condition at this time
of the year.
McIlrath was in prime condition when
he showed up at the park this morning.
He has been training more or less ever
since the snow left the ground and IL
as hard as a peck Of nails a number
OF the cycling enthusiasts were present
to see him start and to wish him sue
cess. MI McIlrath will be looked after
by Tom Bird, and the pace VIII be fur
nished by the best Twin city riders. lie
has thirty-six hours In which TO make
the run.
Among those present at the start this
morning was A. L. Mace, who has Of
fered magnificent gold medal for tie
rider who makes the best triple century
run over the course this season.
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SENIORS WIN PLACES.
Carry or Most Of Honora at Central
High Meet


The eleventh annual field day of the
Central high school took place at the
state fair grounds yesterday afberffoon
The seniors carried off the honors Of the
day winning ten first places and seven
seconds. The winners Of the first AMI
second prizes will receive god and silver
medals respectively and will take place
In the interscholastlc meet next Saturday
Following Is list OF the winners cf the
different events:
Northumberland dasb-N ctriroar
10 As.
Quarter-mile bicycle race McGreeor
~, ~, won; Fl. Zimmerman, 'O3, second
-Four hundred and forty-yard run-H
O,Brien. 81, won; N. Stringer, o. second
Time. 80 %
One hundred and twenty-yard hurdle
Fl. ,O'Brlen, '01, won; N. Stringer, 'Ol sec
ond. Time, II
Hammer throw-W. HolMngshead. 'O1,
won; P. Magnoon, -'O3 second; distance,
High 1ump-C. Robinson. O1 won; A.
Mcdonald, '0S, second; distance. feet
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
A. strlnger, 'Ol won II. O'Brien, 'O1, sec
One mile bicycle. run-C.. McGregor. 'O2,
Halfmile run-A. Swenson, won; J.
Dickey. second. Time, 2:16
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle
race-N. Stringer, 'O1, won; ]. sanborn,
Broad jump-H. o'Brien. '01 won. N
Stringer, '01, second; distance, 10 feet s
inches
One mile-run-G. Barton, won; H. Pod
losky, '0S, second Time. 6:26 rs.
The relay race was taken part in by
The event was Won by the seniors with
the junior team close second.
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For a Summer Trin

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at which you have. the privilege Of
stopping on tourist tickets, reading over
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AR ideal vacation may be spent our
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HARD HITTING WON

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Washington
TO-DAY Won the game from Philadelphia
py great stick work in the ninth. When
ile nome team went to the bat for the
the lead, but Fosters home run tied the
score and Coughiin cincned tho victory
Dy sending the ball over the fence
run, scoring three men had il not heer
tnat one was sufficient The crowd went
Wild with enthusiasm and overflowed
onto the field, carrying Foster and
,1z,., RHE
Philadelphia 80. 4C0O20-7 10 I
Murphy. az anu
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IN FAVOR OF PLAYERS.
Decision ia Injunction Suit Against
Lafoie md others.

PHILADELPHIA, May T.-Injunct!on
proceedings begun by the Philadelphia
National League BASEBALL club to enjon
Second Baseman Lajoie and Pitchers
Bernhard and Frazer from playing base
ball with the local American League
club, and to enjolu the manager Of that
club from engaging the players, were
dismissed by the judges Of the common
pleas court today The judges gay the
contract lacks mutually. The court
says II the injunction WAS granted, La
joie's service wolfe be subject 10 the
Philadelphia Baeeball club for all tiule.
while, II thc club cared to do 80. 1t could
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
BROOKLYN SHOT THE LAST ROCK
EFT IN AN EXHIBITION OF
FIREWORKS
REMNANTS BEAT THE GIANTS
Not Only Beat Them, but Made 1t
Whitevash-Pittsbu Wins at
Philadelphia, and ST Louis
Wins at Boston
National League .

BROOKLYN. N. Y, May 1.-THE
BrookIyns won out in the ninth today
after a game that was marked by fire
hitting and several sensational features
McFadden was knocked out of the box
in three innings and Newton was well
coined with a cluster of two singles and
a home run, the latter by McCreery
visitors made five hits off Hughes in
the eighth, tieing up things. Hughes
force Of Mcclure, a wild pitch and KEEL
ley's single brought in the winning run
One-handed catches by Crawford and
Bergen and BeclIley's home run drive
over the fence. the first of the kind tnis
season, were features Score:
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winners at worth

CHICAGO, May 17.-Ohnet ran mile
| in l:4O 20 at Worth today showing that
L flommedieu made killing" on
Ecome. Draw Lad, the only favorite TO
/ lose, was beaten through Winkfield's
over confidence. Weather clear, track
fast. Summaries:
First race. mile-John' Drake won,
Flaneur second, Hanswurst third. Time,
la 1-5.
Second race. four and one-half fur
longs. selling-Herodiade won, Miracle
50 IS. ''~'''O't 'Hii y
Third race, six furlongs. selling Ecome
won, Fireside second, zaza third. Time,
Fourth race, FIVE and one-half fur
Lad second, Hop Scotch third. Time,
Fifth race. mile-ohnet won, Charley
Moore second, Possart third. Time, 1:4O
Sixth race, one and three-eighth miles,
selnng-EZcelcis won, Kentucky Babe
Entries
First race, seven furlongs-Ranco.
Prairie Dog, Martha Fox, 104 PATRON,
199; Maryland Reserve, Jos; Blqmist;
Gray BIZ, Higgins. 80; Woodstock. al
Brown, Geta Blackburn, 95 Sculptress,
Watita. 80; knight Banneret, 1902; Merri-
Second race. handicap, half mile-John
I So; Bridge, 1GS; Ed Austin, 1O5; Brlssac.
81: Miracle IL. 95
Third race, five furlongs, selling
Emma r, "a; Burnie -Bunton. 81; Gov.
Sayres. SO; Maggie Davis, les: Emma NJ.
80; If You Dare. 90; The Rush. 122.
Fouuh race, the Pipe handicap. one and
ne-siXteenth miles-I.ay On, 1O7; Sevoy,
l02; The Conqueror. 116; Louisville, 10i;
Caviar. 113; Boney Boy, 10. and Robert
Waddell. no coupled as Bradley entry;
Advance Guard, 30; Ben Chance, 80.
Fifth race, mile. sellng-Piead, SO;
Moroni. 10S; Parmenion, 100; Espionage.
Trebor, III; Ben Chance. 113; Laureate,
106; Radford, 103; Blue Lick 1s7.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Free Hand.
102: Defender IL. Zacatosa, 104: lobe
Paine Thurles. 1o7; Sunro, 90: oxnard.
Handicapped. 106; Dagmar. 1O4; John
Grigsby. 1e3. EFE
Seventh race. mile, selling-Barbara B..
80; Lake View Bell. 95: Phidias Frank
ireland: 104; lack Phelps, 80: Title w.
Little Singer, 1o2; Chancery, SO; Lyd a
). So.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
LAWSON RARnED OUT.
independence Can't psay In New
York Yacht C,5sl,-s Irc3< Yard.

fUEl- ~ I'D = q huFu.
NEW YORK, May 17-Tte Mail ana
Express saws: Correspondent between
the ninety-foot yacht, hide pendence. and
the Americas cup committee has reached
such an acute stage of bitterness on the
part OF the Boston nan, that the COM
mittee has decided to break off all ne-
eotiations and to bar that boat, not only
from the trial races to select a defcndp~
to meet the Shamrc ok H. but from all
other events over which the New York
Yacht club will have jurisdiction. The
correspondence has been turned over 10
the printers and will be given to the
newspapers. probably tomorrow.
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Muggsy McGraHv Suspended.

CHICAGO May 17-Presldent Johnson.
o tge 81 ssnansan to- tV1ay dssugo
McGraw, Of the Baltimore team for a
period Of five days, the suspension to
take effect at once. The offense was The
use Of profanity against Umpire Cantil-
Ion in the last game PLAYED at baltimore
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Omaha ............0 / O OF o. %
St Joseph ........3 0 0 o 3 OF

Earned runs, Omaha I; two-basc hits.
Letcher Graham, SchraIl: double pays,
Letcher to Calhoun, Underwood TO Flood
2, by Underwood /; bases on balls. by
Graham 8, by Underwood /; stolen bases,
Carter 2, IIoneyman J. Flood l, Davis 2;
sacrifice hits, Flood 1; wild pitches, I'm
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
OPENS WITH DEFEAT

OMAHA, Neb., May 17-(Speciai) 1.-The
first championship game of the season
on the home grounds was played today
latter winning by punching hits in the
first inning. There was a large and
enthusiastic attendance. Mayor Moores
threw the first ball. The game was
fast one throughout and the features
were the all around playing of Graham
for the home team and the fielding of
Hall for the visitors. Score:
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Mrs. vyinsrow-s sootnInE syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES tn,
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all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIcS and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Glade; McVicker 2, O'Brien, Robinson !:
double plays, Hines to OLeary to Nc
Ntcker Wolfe to Brashear, Robinson to
Iiardesty TO Brashear; bases or balls. OF
Nolfe 2; hit by pitched ball, Wolfe l:
struck out, by Glade 4, by Wolfe 2; time
q game, 2:30; attendance, 1.5OO; umpire,
Popkay.
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First base on crrcrs, New York /; left
On bases, New York 6, Chicago 5: base
on balls, by Eason /, by Ia ylor l. by
Phyle 2; struck cut, by EasCn l, by Tay-
lor 2 by Phyle s; two-base hits, DOYLE.
l1artsell, Hickman 2, Davis, Bowerinan
2; stolen base, Strang; double plays, Dol
an to Doyle to CEilds, Mccormick to
Doyle, Green to Mccormick; wild pitches,
Taylor l; umpire, Nash; time, 1850; at
tendance. 800.
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spng gsd runs fWobase n 6s GGor me
Hale 2; Bases On balls, by Gates 1, by
Castor 4; hit by pitched ball, Congalton
struck out. McCredic, Belden. Congalton,
Gates. Brashear, Law, McHale: sacrifice
hits, Hulen, Hillingswerth; stolen bases,
Congaiton, Brashear, Donahue; left on
bases Minneapolis IL, Colorado Springs s;
double plays. Gates to Cccknan; time,
Eos; umpire, Brennan; attendance, 4.59O.
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SENT THE LEADERS UP AND THE
TAIL ENDERs DOWN AT
CLEVELAND
CHICAGO IN SECOND PLACE
Won n Close Cine From Milwaukee,
while baltimore Was Losing
ut MISREPRESENTATION Win
From Athletics.
American League

CLEVELAND, o.. May 17.-Costly err
rors during the early part of the game
gave Detroit the second of the series. All
reJr runs in the first three innings were
gl1ts. After that the team took a brace.
but the lead was too great to be over
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
RLTES WERE RrArrnr

~ DIES MONIES. To-, May T-(Special.9-
me baseball season of 1901 opened in
Des Moines today with a game with
Kansas City. Mayor Hartenbower pitched
the first ball. Kansas City was not in il at
any stage, the locals sending Wolf for a
total OF seventeen hits and eleven runs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
In substffute Feeding

for infants. physicians agree that cows
milk Is the basis for all beginnings. What
is required then. is the best possible milk
product. Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed MIX is ideal. pure. sterile and
guarded against contamination.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
Britaln,s Champion woman Golfer

LONDON, May 17.-Miss NJ. A. Graham.
Of the Hoylake club defeated Miss Adair
In the final round Of the wOmans golf
championship games at AberdOYy, Wales
today, by three up and two to play She
thus becomes champion. Miss Graham s
driving and puttLng wore splendId.
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y 81 .iiiiIIIS run scored with one out.

= III SUI % WIFI one out.
Left on bases, Chicago z milwaukee,
bas e"1i pase hts. Mailman, Duffy; three1
jones; stolen bases, Jones, Mertes' Is Is.
cen; Gilbert 2. Conroy, Duffy. Ieahv.
6 bI, DC pays. Mertes to Bell struck out
ing bases on balls off Patterson 7 or
SSparks 1, off Harvey /; hit with bali.
SPARKS; time, LIS; umpires. Mannassaii
and connolly; time, 2.C5
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-18
BLOOD PoHsOM

easiest TO cure-WHEN YOU Know
WHAT TO DO. Many have pimpies
spots on the skin, sores in the mouth
ulcers. falling hair. bone pains, catarrh
and don't know it is BLOOD POISON
Call and get BROWNS BLOOD CURE
81 90 per bottle; lasts one month. Sold
by T. NJ. Parker. 264 Wabasha street
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lowe O 7. Normal @.

CEDAR FALLS, To-, May 17.-(SpeciaL)
The state normal baseball team was
defeated by the state university Score,
to S.
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ONE FOR CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May 17-Three gifts and i've
hits gave Chicago four runs in the first
starting Milwaukee off with three. The
visitors went to the front in the fifth,
hitting Patterson hard and retiring him.
Bowling relieved Sparks In tho eighth.
hits scored the winning run. Attendance
2 400. Score:
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NEW YORK SBU1 OIJT.

NEW YORK, May f7.-New York was
smut out today in an uneventful game.
There was continual wrangle with the
umpire, with the result that Davis. War
ner and TaylOr were TenoV ed from the
game Score. u
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BOTH SIZES ERRED

BOSTON, May ia close decision by
Umpire Enslie in the ninth inning to-
day landed Ryan safe on second, and
an error by Lowe and Heidricks two
Dagger brought in the winnig run. Bos-
ton got three men on bases in the last
half Of the ninth, but with two men out
Demont 1icd out to right field. The
fielding Of both teams was very bad.
Attendance. LOO. Score:
r. Fl. y.
Boston -.4OGO10O10 6
st. Louis ..........S1 OOO01 II II q
Batteries, Pittinger and Kittridge,
Powell and Ryan
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PIRATES BEAT oUAKERs.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17-Pittsburg
defeated Philadelphia today in a game
that was interesting from beginning to
end. 1t was a battle of pitchers until
the ninth inning, when the visitors cap
tured the game on four hits and a base
on balls. Attendance, 2,S16. Score:
RIIE.
Pittsburg ....1 OO0OO113-6 II
Philadelphia 20 00GO110-4
Batteries, Lever and thinner, Donohue
and Douglas