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Al 81. Louia.

ST. LOUIS. juno 6-After the rain OF last night
and early morning the day broke clear and warm.
The track was very heavy In places and al Others
a sea Of sop. a fair card was presented. but the
races were iea,ureless Attendance good and favor
ties heavily played. Summary:
Flra Race-Six furlongs- Robert Jr. III Ct.
OBrien) TO /. won: Free Gin. 9l (ONeil) 10 70 !,
second Silent Friend lo% (Kuhnl 40 I. third. Time.
1904
Second Race-Five furlongs- Huntressa, io6,
Ga Weber, IS 70 8, won Reap. 100 (Bell 100 70
second Has GIFT, iOs Il. I. WoodsL 10 TO l. third,
Time, 1851.
. TO l. won: Battus 100 (MeCannl 10 70. second;
William Boyer loi CEarA 10 !. I'D Ma1imus'
f,rst barred In betting Time, l:l7H
Fourth Race-Seven iurlongs-Bon Frost i07
(Plunketi. ) 10 |. won Percy r. loi (MoodyI 70 !.
Time. 1921.
Fifth Race-one mile and a sixteenth Guids
Rock iOl (ONeilD TO s. won. Pan ChaIa, io< (Earp.
IS 70 l. second Kiu Clyde. 97 a. T. Woods) TO !,
third Time, i55l1.
Sixth Rsce--Slx furlongs-Jerry Hunt 100 ~
Davisson to S. won; Verify. 100 a. Miller, 10 !.
second ALA, 81 (oNeill. 10 third. Time, i;l8A
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Umpire Cunnlnrhsm Say. lie win Do Nothing
Further In the Shccknrd Case.

CfSCtNSATt. June lmpirc Cunnn CHAM
said to-day regarding tho gross insult shock
ard of the New York. offered him In splitting
In his face during Tuesdays game between
BrouESn and Cincinnati.
u htv" -'ui nay report Of the affair nt
League Park IN to Washington OF course
! fined She k1rd tj A. much a. ] could as
.es, under tho rules. hcfor. he wHs elected
from IN" gam" | have done all hat ! can
do ~ IA" matter, nnd II any further action
n taken, " must Conr from headquarters
Their" wa really 40 excuse Tor Sh"cknrd'-
protest, Tor ih" decision was not close Many
justified. ~ 'rIE,ug him with n hnt. but
II bad attempted tp resent his nitnck |
wCill haN" teen stopped and brought my
ard was n quiet ~ lamb yesterday, and
while he may have regretted his actions.
h. did not apologize 10 ne
No charges have been preferred against
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 6.--Caviar won the Turf Congress-
Handicap at Hawthorne to-day in an ordinary gallop
from good neld OF horses. Tho track was very
sticky from the rain OF yesterday and many OF tho
horses were utterly unable to negotiate The going.
Five avortes won and tho talent had the best Of tho
proceedings. Summary;
First Race-One mile and sixteenth Aladdin,
ioS 81. Mathews. TO |, won: Hans Wagner. l03
81 Woods. 4 To !. second: Owenton. 100 tCoourn).
10 70 3, third. Time, l. i2n.
Second Race One mile -Odnor. los tDomniek).
II TO 5, won: I'd Adack o. (Mc!nerney., o 70 sec
ond Little Elkin. l0I (Nuip, 10 TO l. third. Time.
E4sh. - ma. ,oo o.,
Woodsl a to S, won: Federal, l04 ~. Matthew'S, 10
20 l. second. Ecome, ii2 (Winkneld), to l. ihird.
Fourth Rsce-One mile Turf Congress Handicap
Caviar. III tCaywood), TO 5. won; Wild Pirate,
p5 tRAuschD 10 TO l. second, Dante, iO7 wink
neldl ITO I, third Time. lA5.
Fluh RAcr-One mile and a sixteenth -Walken-
shaw, iig tCoburnI, 5 10 ). won; Whitfield, io5 ~.
Woods 10 l. second Zacstosa. los tHu'O. 20 10 !.
third. Time, iS.
Sixth Race 90 Six iurlongs You Dare 81 Davis
SOM II 10 5. won Beauty Book. eo tRausch). l2o
fcond Gov. SayreS. so ORansomI. TO z. 'hird'
Tine. tiS'.
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,u's. 4. Boston, >.
Philadelphia. IL; Chicago. 4
THE RECORD.
BROOKLYN. 4: PirrsBrRo. I

PrrTsBURo. June g. Brooklyn's champions.
patched up for the occasion. broke the Pirates
winning streak to-day and won handily.
Manager Clarke had his regular team IN
action with Phillippi on the rubber and was
confident Of success, but his club was lucky
TO escape a shut out. 1t scored its only run
on two singles Wagner's steal and base on
balls in the fourth inning Capt. Kelley re
ported sick with stomach trouble, and his
inability to play gave Hanlon a serious prob,
lem to solve The manager finally decided
to put Lefty" Davis in right field ana try. at
third Willie Keller. who played that position
In the old days at New York and Brooklyn
The shift was a happy one. as Keeler gave
the best exhibition that has been given AT
third this sea son by aBrookyn player He soon
made The Pirates stop bunting and handled the
hard-ht balls with ease. In the sixth he cut
touching third base for double, play. In
the seventh he figured In another double play
that helped Hughes out OF hole. His good
work was generously applauded. An error.
by Rltchey Sheckards single, Days double.
which was just inside the light line. and an
out at first scored two runs for Brooklyn In
the first Ely's bad throw and singles by
Davis and Sheckard scored another in the
second Sheckard singled In the fifth and
went to second on a passed ball and scored
Brooklyn's last run on Days liner to left
Fine fielding did much 70 hold down Pitts
burgs batting. but Hughes did his share Of
that work. He made strong finish, striking
out two Of the last three Pirates at bat The
soOre.
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when the match is going smoothly. or when
the scoring Is well on the par level But
when the adversary begins TO rivet the chains
Of bondage on him. then there Is an awaken
Everything Il rskedthe most formidab BILE
carries, and the longest and most tricky
puts for the hole, and though both the Cal-
tious and the bold policy are practsed in
score as well a. in match play, frequently
In tn" same round. according 70 the state
OF each game. n IL rare. indeed, that Braid
comes 10 absolute grief. or hands In card
with high total
from Brnid's play is that Of tremendous
power, Standing good height. with a
long reach. every scrap of advantage which
these aids give him over the bnll IL utilized
10 the utmost The, swing Of the clue Is a
pretty full one, md 1t comes round from
the back ~ tho neck on 10 the ball with a
swis sh of lightning rnpiditv Braid stands
e. his ball rather more 'opcn' than either
Taylor or Roland. md hc IL evidently en-
dow"d with great mus 'ular power ~ the
arms and wrist. ne plays with light clubs,
not heavier thAn scven ounces We should
imagine, md hn drives q long ball OF low
trajectory This end is attained by depth
nj face on his hulgers amounting 70 nearly
a couple Of inches, while III" lac" Of me CLUB
l. brought forward In front nf a." shaft some
what lik" the blade on tho Fnrlio cleeh The
shnu OF the driver i therefore very nearly
midway between the fnc" and IN" lead ~
the back IN the hrnd, II r. player of such
power. who rarely scllT., one can see how
u l. he gets such long carries In hiEh Winu
ana how the initial velocity, NJ wei! a. the
low fight ~ tho hill are so great. Both
In his approach play and in hs putting he Is
pretty sound and consistent thIhkh, IKE
most of IA. be- occasionally mi''H' 'h o snort
est OF short puts
Braid played with success q. an ;., ;amGtemr
until 1893 In 1904 hn became IN" prolesslonAl
AZ III" Army and Navy Stgrc' ~ London
Afterward he was tho coach AZ oxford and
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Morri,ania Yacht Club Regatta.

The sixth annual open spring regatta otthe
Morrisania Yacht Club will bcs sailed on SUNDAY,
Jun" ?S II Is open to yacht, enrolled In any
club In the vicinity Of Now York The classi.
hcntIon will be aocording to the rules Of thS
Yacht Racing Association of Long Tslnnd
sound and the course. will be from OF the
clubhouse at the loot of ij' "a street aud the
The start will be made az II O'clock Entries
close with -. J. Bnrtro AZ the clubhouse on
June ~ The -.eamer Fulton Market has been
Gharter,d To follow the Yacht. over the course
II will leave the foot OF Fast l2Sth street al
40 o'clock and the clubhouse an hour later
on the morning OF the race
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now for some years hs has been At Romford.
one of the best OF the green's near London
pIon, Horace Rawlins. who was on Tying
trip to England. By 7 up and 3 70 play. BRAID
was ninth In the open championship At sand
In the placed diviaon. Mr. Hilton onl eating
HI out by ooui 10 Of strokes orr rst lonors
at HoJ lake In 1897. but this Is the frst time
he hai won Dur ng the abseLce OF Sardon
and aylor In this oountr last year Br aid led
the stay -at.hone pro,e,sionsls. He pln cd
in thirteen matches. won eight lost four and
amatch at seaford. by 2up and TO play. and
he has pla yod well up. In the contests between
the big four" Eardop, Taylor. White and
himself.
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Parkway Driving Clubs Attractive Matinee
Programme.

Tho Parkway Driving Club will givo IL
FIRST matinee Of the season at the parkwav
track tomorrow. Tn. programme follow
Grnilrmens Free for All. Pacing and TioHn;
one nil heats, best igo In thfco--N. -, NafteI. 3
b m. ku-folt Frank JAcobus', b q Lord paIErsv
Charles a. Moofrs b. e. Gen. Brayton CDaf's ".
RobefEN h. <. Revenue.
G'nil,m-ns rrctilnr Raoe-Half mlie heau, b'''
two In TIRE Harry y. Molrnuauers cG. m NJ
Hlbbri G. Y. R1binsons b. q, T. u Hart Frefrfl b
q, L'mmermsns blk. m. Bsmsy Co. =. IS Ba.rs
tons Implusnre
Grnt!-mrns Pacing Racr-iial'mll- hats ''''
two IN thrsH DR.. T. II. Parker, b. r. BefkAh.ie ''.
firr Frederick q. ISmmrfmAn's b. Z. ArklL,t.
Nathaniel G. Wards b. =. QuAfisr,takr.
Gentl"n-ns Pacing Ra6r - Half mile heats - :
two IN ,nte- d, j. Lvnch's b. n. HDafy Il 2. N.'T
ell, ch, e., Red Siulrrl Df " Z i,Hissh ''t
hsle Lou, Charles Krombacks b Z Joe Ct.mea
James Rowland will exhibit hls team. i''
bay geldtng Nebs and tho brown mare N.'S
Wilkes. In one-mile heats to wagon.
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PIONEER COACH HORSES SOLD.
A. G. Vanderbilt Pays Top Prce for Single
Horse and II. II. p. Lounsbery for Pairs.

Under sporty conditions the horses tha
have been working the Pioneer road coach
this year we're sold yesterday at Madison
Square Garden. One Of the whips George
r. Read, acted as auctioneer and another.
Reginald W Rives. put the nags through their
PAGES In way that brought out many a bid
Before the sale Mr. Read explained that all the
horses were Morgan stock from Maine and
he vouohed for the eir kindness In harness
As each exhibit was driven out an expert made
the building ring with merry tunes on long
coach horn Many well-Gnown amateur
rein,men were In the gathering to face the
auctioneer
The best price for pair was 81 $50. paid
by r. r. p. Iounsbery. and for a single horse
$3.50. paid by Alfred q. Vanderbilt, Other
buyers were Gen. Lloyd $ Bryce. E r.
Wentherbee, j. c Thompson. II P. Cocheu.
II G Hoskier, A Q Headleyt " G Coster,
Thiyy-eieht head were sold for 1880, an
average OF 1898 05
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Jochry Van Dusen has gone 10 Chicago W ride

Joclry Van Dusen has gone TO Chicago W ride.
Jockey Brennan. because OF an unsatiSatory
ride " e. Daly's Alslke In the third race al Graves
end yesterday, was Set down Tor two days by The
stewards.
II /, said that Gsoge Kraus the partner OF Sen
stOf !. \, Sullivan In theatrical affairs, cleaned up
$4,000 tur numerous TaUmAny politicians on the
victory Of his colt Neither one at Grayesend on Mon
day.
Entries for the HrmpS,end Steeplechass for hunt
efs, n be run on Wednesday, June ID. viii close
nest Monday with the clerk Of the course, Conty
Island Jockey club. She,pshend Bay, y. {. The
event Is for four year old, and Upward. quhllned
under the rules of thc National Strrplrchhse and
Hunt Association, of thc Canadian Hunt AssocAton.
by subscription ~ $23 each tns COncy Island Jockey
tuD 10 add 5000 ln cash and plate 10 the value OF
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Harness Horses Split Heats at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. June Split heats were
the order OF the day at the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing Park this afternoon. In the 2:ls trot
Annhilator was picked TO win. but was dis
tanced in the fourth heat. Roberta and
Ballerton doomed up. but Merreheld. behind
Millard Saunders. had something up his
sleeve. He laid up for two heats. and then
went out and won in walk Honest Old"
Garth. behind Ellie. Justly carried of the
money in the 22s pace II appeared as
though Hartzell was laying up for hog
killing" with Golden Rod So apparent was
Lake up behind the gelding A a result
he gave the winner n hard drive for the money
and showed speed not before seen in the
race The las trot for road carts for nom
professional drivers was declared of. Sum
mares'
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YALE CONDEMNS cHEERING.
College Paper Attributes Defeat q frsneeton
to Noise N tho Last Three lnnsuss.


to Noise n tho Last Three Innings
New HAvEs. June s-The cheering. which
resulted In turning a victory into defeat FOR
Princeton In last Saturdays game hero with
Yale. 4. condemned to-day by the Ydie Alumni
Weekly. and the next step may be 70 havo
tho cheering a. these college games stoppeu
altogether. The Weekly says:
THE decentralization Of Princeton. when
alone saved Yale from defeat. was probably
aggravated by the terrific and incessant noise
OF the last three innings"
Tho paper asks:
rs not this cheering and musical end OF
baseball badly overdone by all the colleges
Last year Yale kept at least her band stlli
whlle the play was going on. AZ hnrvafo
and Princeton the bands went along Win inc
cheers all through the game. al.houxh nut
ward kept her demonstration entireiy on the
fixed stands. and noise alone could interfere
with the game. There are great on,nn, many
toned down In the interests Of fair play dnu
OF their own pleasure. 1t will be done away
with sooner or later, and we would IKE 70
see Yale lead In the reform Of cheering.
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SALE or DIIIANA YEARLINGS.
sydney Paset Pays s7.A0O for Colt. Said "a
BE for W. G. whitney.

For many years the Dixiana stud yearlings
have brought big prices for their breeders.
Major @. b Thomas and Thomas l. Gardner.
and their ANNUAL sale. which took place at the
Gravesend track yesterday. under the man
agement Of the Fasig- Upton Company. was
no exception to the rule The first four led
into the ring brought $1,000. The first
youngster sold was the DR.. MacBride-Sis
Himyar colt, half-brother to the Musketeer.
Tom Welsh. who was riding for Frank Far
rell. had a hot night to get him from Billy
Lakeland. the colt going to the former for
S45OO Senator McCarren got the second
one, by .Dr MacBride- Carsona. for
81. 100, and then the next went to John Maddin
for A,iOo, although the price paid was not up
TO expectations This was the colt by Henry
Of Navarro Mamie Himyar the iast-named
a sister TO the great Domino
The star OF the sale was the colt by DR.
Atkins, Trumpet and Maximo Gomez. The
spirited between sydney Pngst said 70 be
who, it Is said. wa, bidding in The interests
OF the Keenes, and Green D Morris. Mr.
Paget finally secured the colt for 81. 400. Sum-
mary OF the sale:
Brown colt. by DR.. MaeBrds-s,s Himyar
Bay colt, BY Dr.. MacBrde-carson.; p. ii. -.
Bay colt BY Henry Of Navar.-Mannie Him -.
Bay y'' colt. By Dr. MacBrde-ouesai sydney
Bay colt coli, by Dr. MacBrde- Dislike: ". Lake
Brown colt, by Dr. MaeBrlde-Dlscard' J,ser 40
ches'na, colt BY ionsnshi-Hoyden; W o. 40
Bay colt. by Dr. MacBrde-The Bohemian
Bay colt By T.nhy--Hogs. Girl Gus strauss. 700
The Broom; Capt s. s. brown. .,.'..,.s... 1000
Brown colt. by G. W. Johnson-Floroon J. O.
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Al johnson Exhibits III, sis-in-Hand at the
Cleveland Horse show.

CLEvPIA"D. June q Al Johnson Of New
York. was the star feature Of the open
air horse show NJ the Cleveland track this
afternoon ", gave an exhibition with his
noted sIy-in.hani, with which he surprised
the Londoners las; year Mr. Johnson Ind
his four-in-hand catered for the pri,es. but
failed to land tho blue ribbon, which vas
won by Dan Hanna Mr Johnson gov sec
ond prize David Bonner Of New York and
j j. tampau Of Detroit Judged the trotting
bred horses while Or Y y Grenside Of New
forK Judged the heavy harness classes and
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ETHELBERT'S FAST WORK.
Perry Bcimonts Noted Horse Goes 4 Mlc and
aOu,rer In 2;OB IL.

Perry Belmont's noted Ethelbert. by Eothen-
Maori worked one mile and quarter nt
sheep ,head Bay Yesterday morning In 200 ..
Those who saw tho performance say iGnt
riddrn by O'Connof and carrird about ~
hounds The first hnlf mile was powered In
3 ~, the three.Uuar'Nrs in l.itl, ~" mile IN
N ilo and "A oulrtcr in pUJi. According -
these 'lgire. tth"lbort will hc tho biggest
kind of ! favoritH for the suburban I!1niichp,
To- be- r,ir at Sh-cpshcnd Bay week from nex,
saturday Imp also showed SONS oi her "Ih
form yesterday by worktnS u mile In ~.
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BasebaII Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn 81 Pistsoufg
Philadelphia AZ Chicago: Boston AZ 81. LOUIS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Miwsukss at Boston: Chicago q Washington
Cleveland ag Baltimore Detroit at PhilAdelphia.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Montreal at Providence Toronto o. Syracuse
Buffalo at Hartford Rochester al Worcester.
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE.
Derby at New London Bridgeport at Norwich
Meridian a. Waterbury: Bristol at New Haven
OTHER GAMES.
Dartmouth W. Wesleyan. at Hanover.
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
HU0HKS PITCHES GOOD BALL AND
TIE BROOkLYNs WIN.

New forks and Ctnesaaatis Unable 70 Play %
Account Of Wet Crsands s-Phila adeiphias
Beat Chicases And ~. Louis Defeat Dos
tons Results sf Osher Games Notes.
The New Yorks wore unable to play at
Cincinnati yesterday on account Of wet
grounds. but their closest adversaries. the
Pittsburss. were taken into camp handily
by the Brooklyns. so that the day resulted
In gain for the local team. Hughes pitched
in drst-class form against the slIsgins Pirates
The latter were passed BY the Reds, so that
II was profitable II idle day for Cincinnati
Another Of those one-run victories happened.
going TO the 81 Louis Cardinals. who beat
the Bostons The Philadelphlas smothered
the tail-enders The only game In the Amer
lean League resulted IN a win for Cleveland
and defeat for tho fissy Baltimores. The
National League results and standing:
Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburr.I I.
ST. Louis. 4: Boston, 3.
Philadelphia. "a Chicago,
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Yacht Arrival, at Newport.

NEWPORT. june The auxiliary yacht
Intrepid. with I.lovd phcnix on bonrd, ar
rived here thi- afternoon
The schooner Yacht on,toilation arrived
here this morning IRON Baltimore Mt anu
Mrs + skinner, Jr left the yacht here whioh
later sailed for Boston.
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Golf Gossip.

Not ono Of the principals concerned In the
charges affecting the amateur standing Of Wal
ter j Travis and A G Lockwood In the June
number OF Osting had any statements TO make
yesterday. There was a good deal OF talk
over the matter among golfers about the city
and on the face Of the statements. the senti-
ments werc In accord with the remarks made
BY r. II. Robert ,on, the u. 4. @. A. President
as reported In THE Sun Of Thursday. In BRIEF
the opinion was that the Oat no article was
unwarranted by the fact'
Caspar Whitney, editor OF Outing and the
writer Of the paragraphs In question. who
was seen yesterday, would not recede In the
slightest degree from his position.
"The matter is one that have gone into
very thoroughly" said he
1T would be futile to make such grave
charges unless possessed the evidence to
back them up. do not care TO enter into a
discussion In the newspapers: but will state
that all that has been charged against Travis
and Lockwood Is true. and. further. that
there are facts concerning Travis's member
ship, or connection, with the Garden City
Golf Club that are not creditable to an ANA
teur My only interest Is In the purihcatio
Of amateur sport II Is not my place to press
bs w aten y n sy6sni Ss tsc
facts have collected are at its service
Miss Kip was forced to withdraw from
the qualifying round OF the semi i-annual
womsns shampiopshp% % on account count q III,
Club Yesterday. Miss Howell and Miss
March failed sS qualify the eight who gained
Miss Els. ia HSIISSa. S g Sill Mss B,yoe, % q.
ei. 6S-i2l Miss L. Siade. 90, el--iaa: Miss n. X.
wetmore. eS, oa-ia5; Ms, O. q. willis. 81. 6S-i,9.
The drawings for to-day's round. at match
Play resulted as follows: Miss hurlont VS.
Miss Willis: Mrs, Shppen VS.. Miss Bryce
more VS.. Miss Slade.
There we're seven starters IN the women's
championship qualifying round at the Apa-
being Miss N. \. Doyney. i24, Miss s, 3.
Read, 1888; Miss Mabel Gwynne. 1875, and Mrs
Frank NJ. Freeman. iss.
NEwprRoH. June o-Joseph Chadwick
pion.. had very still match IN the first round
OF the seml-annual championship at the
Powelton Club to-day, tho former winning
by 4 up and TO play. John smith beat
'TS Taylor ,' beat Gilman mp Thanv H by T up TS and
2 TO play To-day Taylor plays Wottereau
and Smith meets Chadwick. the survivors
playing at thirty-six holes Tomorrow in the
Bartlett had bye; Hesdley beat Mitchell.
by 3 up and , to play; II j Jova beat T $
Chadwick by 3 up and to play Collingwood
beat Van Buren, by up and TO play.
The st Pauls school team defeated the
Cutler school team yesterday over the Garden
City links by IL TO /. The score:
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other Gam 70.
AT WORCESTER.

IIoiy, GroS pss "a / % ! Q q 7 3
Batteries Mccarthy and Noonan; Leary and
Fhvel
st Prospect Park Pratt Institute II, s. 10: Poly
Prep So Johns college, II, 81 Francis Xavier
\. a, & Madison A. c. l2 ~ George Cadets, &,
Vt - frru,c-Ayrhcuse lnlNtrFty, y. lhverSiy
Of Chicago, O.
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Twobeo hits-MCormick. Barry. Three.base
hits -Del-henty, Flick. Halman. Home run barry.
Sacrifice hi, Mailman. Stolen bases Dexter, Wad-
dell Delchanty, Flick ~. Barry tO. First base
on balls on Waddeli. 2: OF Donahue, J.. Struck
out-By Waddell, a; by Donahue. I. Wild pitch -
Naddell. Umpire -O'Day. Time-i hour and Is
minutes. Attendance 800.
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AZ Worcester Worcester. le; Rochester. 10.
AT Providence Montreal, 4, Providence, :,
At Hsuford-bIfalo. ). Hartford. 2.
A. Syracuse Toronto, q. Syracuse, 2.
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Two-base hits-wallace, Donovan Dineen. Three
base ht-Burkeu. Double plays-wallace. Padden
base-Heidrick. Struck out-By Sudhon. a. by
Pulnger, {. Firs, base on halls-OI Sudhoi. ?.
of Ptlnger. 2 Wild pitch h-Sudhor. Hii by
pitcher-By Piunger. /. Umpirc-Dwyer. Time
Il hour and 50 mlnutes
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Counecticut state League.

Al Bristol-Norwich. A. Bristol. !.
A. Merlden n-MeTiien, s. New London, Z,
a. Waterbury New Haven, 8; Waterbury, 1.
At Derby Bridgeport. q. Derby. 5.
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New York state League.


A. Albany Albany, 2; Utica, o.
A. BinghAmton- n-3inghamton, T. Schenectady, O
At Garland and Rome Rain.
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western League.

A. Omaha omaha. o. Minneapolis, Z.
At St Jos-St Joe o. Denver. D.
a, Des Moines DeS Moncs. 4; ST. Paul. T.
~ Kansas CITY Colorado Springs. I. Kansas
City, 2
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ST. LOUIS. 4: BOSTON. 8.

ST. LOUIS. June 6.-The Cardinals took the FRS.
game Of the series from Boston. Sudhon pitched
Tor the home team and Punser for the visitors Wee
Willis was Al his best and kept the bcaneaters down
inning they were unable 10 cross the plate six men
dying on hrst The score:
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Stolen bases-Waener 3. Two-bese hit-Daiy
Three-base ht-McCreery. Double plays-Keelcr
lunassisted); Keeler and Farrell. Struck out-By
Phllippi. 2: by Hughes. 4. First base on oalls-0Y
Philllppi. l. OF Hughes, 4--Passed bail--O 'Connor
umpire-Emslle Time--i hour and Is minutes.
Abundance =
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American League.
AT CLEVELAND.
TIE RECORD.

r. ". r.
Gl.ysisnd S,,,;a "a o Q "a "a, 4 .
Batteries bowling and Yeage1: Dunn and Bres-
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PHILADELPHIA. u: CHICAGO, 4.


CHICAGO. June 9. The Philadelphia team had
no trouble in winning to-day game The feature
OF tho game was the team work OF the visitors The
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shsokard Cunningham reported a. fol-
lows:
shecksrd Of Bruotlyn vas ansd IS By me to-day for
using obscene Language.
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Play Golf?
send for Score Book. complete, practical FREE.
Ponds Extract Co, 10 5th AZ, Nev York Ado.
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There we're seven starters IN the women 9
championship qualifying round at the Apa-
wants Club yesterday. the four best cards
being Miss N. \. DOwney. l24, Miss s, :.
Read, 1888; Miss Mabel Gwynne. 1876. and Mrs,
Frank NJ Freeman. 1875.