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The evening world., 1902-06-12
YACHTING.

Tho steam yacht AiylnA. n, Y. y. C., Mr.,
element \, Gri1rom. which sailed from this
.,oTt for southampton, England, ON SUNDAY, Vas
splkru by tAe steamer IA ser Wilhelm der
CROSSE N June .. In Latitude II lG. Longitude
~ %. Al well
Mr., ", l. staN'S steam Yacht Lorna. y Y.
=. e, Is httlng out az the GA Engine and
Power Company and SrAhnry A Co.'S NOrks,
Morris Helghis, Capt. Dick" Frost ia In charge,
The new yacht Slrodha, owned by shcm I'D
Phelps. q EnSlesood, n }, Sin he launched
a. T. 90. neat SATURDAY from TIC yards Of
r. y, Marvel = sons, at Sewburg, n Y
Following the s2eclai races OF the New York
Yacht club, on NsNport, On July 10, II ant ~,
FOR tho seventy, sixty, nny-oue ana thlrty-ioOt
elias. Of sloops, there viii he races on JuIy "a.
r. aad ~ under the direction Of and tor prizes
onsroi ~ the Newport Yacht Racing Assuila-
tiOn.
Sons lntersStiRs facts are shown In N. le-
club book Just issued 20 tho 40 members Of tbs
seav anhakA. Corlnihlsn Yacht Club. Among the
~ private %slsnals Of owners ! IL found that
thr nas ~ Frederick y Npurns 1isE over 40 lsss
than teYen yachts when they are In commission.
rhsy aN the ninety foot sl0Op Consultation. tAs
IN rty.thrse.iooi ploQp htysTis, the twenty slahi
1907 sleep heram ne l'eimfrs colonlA ubO lsstl
The Attsnus 49, ttsD the scat t97 fssp. Rnd lhs
launch spafks go isep,
Mr.. Howard Gould, ", Y Y. c., has postponed
tals issT's cruise abroad Oh hA steam yacht
NiagsIa until ,hs fan Ths reason Tor thu
pOalgoasmsai 10 that NJ uould has - naas
construction on his estate al sands Point. n, r.,
that bis pTsssnss tAsrs II nsesssATy daFlns M
sImms
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PlTTSBURGS BAT NEWTON'S
CURVES IN THE FIRST,
Continued from First Page.)

slow bounder to Ritchey. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
O'Connor lifted a high fly to Dahlen.
cheshro foul flied to Ahearn. Davis
struck out No runs.
Capt, Clarke got Keeler's fly In short
left. Sheckard was out. Branstield 10
Chesbro. McCreery hit safely, and by
sprlnting. made two bases. Dahlsn was
felded out at first by Wagner. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Clarke was the fourth pirate to walk
Beaumont went out. McCreery, unas.
sisted. Clarke. reaching second; Clarke
stole third. Ahearn's throw being high
Wagner flied out to Sheckard: Clarke
Scoring on the out Bransfield tripled
to centre, but in trying to score on the
hit he was caught at the plate ONE
Flood singled. Irwin smashed a fly
into Davis'sS hands. Ahearn and FLOOD
were doubled on Floods bounder to
Wagner. No runs
sixth Inning.
Ritchey made first on McCreery's poor
throw to Newton. Leach sacrlnced
O'Connor flied out to Sheckard. Leach
reaching second. Chesbro struck out
No runs.
Newton singled. Dolan struck. out
Keeler's grounder to Bransfield forced
Newton at second. Sheckard smashed
a long fly to Beaumont. No runs.
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TAYLOR GIANTS PITCHER
AGAINST ST. LOUIS TEAM.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

that. lie adm.res the boys who make
up New York's team and SAYS folks
here should treat them with more con
sidcrat!on than they do.
81 do think there is not a team in the
world that would bear up so well unier
sub a Strain as have tae Giants. Grip
plea as they have been for so long, they
have done remarkably we!t to uuld u
tley arc coming back to their early
Spi.nR FORM, and as Mr.. rrCCuman said
IN this Evenings World. tnry will he
u-luIg tle leaders before long,
New Workers. mast siOt lose hope.
They nave Il Gpou tvlm and one whica,
a.t,r a little white, VIII prove an eX-
.u,tEt one
rhat vas nice OF Patsy 10 say. wasn't
TT bon office rece pts dil not bopher
aim, Tor this was mis- teams last day
acre ami 80 financial benefit was there
10 ne derived o-inOrrow.
Small Crowd.
The cogs OF the turnstil,s did not get
much Of 2 wearing at that this after
fans az were to be expected. St. Louis
TX not much of a dra wing card, and
when 1t is said that 2,0W folks were
present when the game began 1t marks
Giants.
Those fans were glad 20 see one
thing, and that was Luther Taylor
practising Just like he used 10 before
the day kinks began to make themselves
felt in his working aim. He looked
line in practice, too. and Manager
Smith required hut ore glance at him
to determine him the Giants twirler
for the day.
Tlc D~onGvanites did certainly do some
lively work in their fifteen minutes
practice. They picked up grounders
and slung EN- to various bases with
great accuracy. and the rooters enjoyed
it. The Giants worked well, too.
and when they were over all hands in
the lands settled down to watch what
thCv expected would be a good game.
While the fans were ~applauding mise
work. the Hon. Donovan from the Mis-
Thought Of who would pitch was mis-
trouble. and finally he set his mind on
Yerkes to do the work. He had Murphy
and O'Neill under cover, TOO.
First Inning.
Bean ran backward to get Farrell's
pop fly. Douovan's fly sailed directly
into Brodie's hands. Shoots rap al
most hit Taylor's head. Luther lodged
though, and the hit vas for a base.
After Lauder dropped Barclays oul fly
the St. Iuuisan hit for a base. Smoot
tried TO reach third on Beams throw to
him. No runs.
Brodle's liner was Just out Of Far
rells. reach and Walter got to first.
Rsa9,S line ny over rS second con Smi,b TAKEN ken
ped a fungo that Hartman got. Brod!e
tried TO steal but was caught by five
yards. No runs.
Second Inning.
Kruger's knock to Lauder was a hard
one to pick up, but he got II TO Doyle in
time. Lauder was also the assistant
In the finish of Brashear. Hartman
~ a-., lA.R 49, ArA - Ta t~fa -
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GRAvESEND RACE TRACK, n y,
June 1.-THE yearlings from the famous
Belle Meade stud, one of the Oldest breed
ing establishments In this country, were
placed on sale by the Fasig- Upton Com
pany In their tent just outside the pad
dock at the track today. There were
forty-four c%atalogued. and as all were
at the grounds but three. the sale had
to begin early in order to get through
before the first race.
The yearlings were by that wcll-known
sire, Inspector b, who was the sire
of that wonderful two-yehr.old hllv OF
lsat year, Endurance by Right, Long
street. L.oyalist and several other noted
ones. In the collection was also n half
brother to Clifford. winner of forty-two
races; a half brother to Hugh Penny,
winner of forty-nine races. Espionage.
winner Of forty races; a half sister to
RosemOnt and Armament. a half brother
to the Parader, winnor OF last wears
Withers and Realization stakes. and
near relatives to Advance Guard and
other good ones.
The attendance at the sale was 4
very large one and the bidding from
1i.Et to last was spirited, Ihefe was
disappointment on the prices received
for the half brother TO Clifford and the
half brother 10 The Parader, as one
sold for 81 500 and the other for S2,lOc.
A hliy by imp. Observation-Disclosures, also
sold for the same figure. tn" top price,
w. j. Arkell purchasing her after Il hot
light with Peter WINNER $. ). Browns
aRent and Tom Welsh.
The hslf-brother to the Paradcr was
a colt by Inspector B-Pretence, and
w. J. Arkell was the purchaser. Tom
Weich! Peter WINNER, w, J. Arkeil,
j. W. schorr and Senator I, II. Nc
Carren were bidders on Cliiford's half
brother by Ioyalist-Duchess. II NJ
Carren got him for s9,1Oo, John tly-
land. August Bclmonts traLne', pu
chased the colt b. Loyaltst-Talavia Tor
~ ~.
he sales were:
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SMALL PRICES FOR BLUE
FLOODED YEARllNGS.
So, 90 Highest Paid for Brothers and Sisters
Of Noted Racers.

, n. e.. by inspector B.-Rosa Durkdcn' 3. s
q" g.. ., ~muron-F,nny Eilser, \. J. loyner.
"a e. ay Imp Loyalst-bythe; II. NJ z''s,
Ca Z, by uron-rradcwind T J Healy
u c. by mp rlhom.-Ll,aIc Eng lsn. 4"
uh'' 'y ". riuron-nidrsnrd4; r welsh. $3.50.
BIN, e, b, imp Loyalat-N,ss Cout'uc@ W.
n. T., by Inspector D-voI4tao. I WEIGH.
t. e.. by liuron-Nctttc Kent, T. j. HcnIy.
H. e. by imp. Madtson-"'oy,ca j. j. Hy-
= "a. g., ~ In.pc to- D-Prcteacc. ". j Ar.
i l. BY mp. Loyul.,-wanaa W j ArFoi'.
II C., by imp, rtmlns-ye',lse C. ncnlreo,
III o., by Hur,n-sc-'. 7. welcl. 500
Br c.. by imp Loyaf,t-Du.he'', p. II. Nc.
i l.. by ing. Mntlson-s'.ter Ella II L.
n c., BY Huron-mlua ward; T welsh,
'. . E. by imp. Loya''',-r'I'vi' J. j. "y''"''
a. E. by Inspector R-snHmn'a; W. 'I"e'
T. ~. by Lonsstreet-Nrena; T j IIeaiy'
N Il +. ny Inspector B-pllsa. j Fay, 500,
d .. n mp Mali-on-s'ste' Tenny' i J.
t. r.. b. Inspector B.-Natroma 5 s Brown
II T.. by imp. TIIhoms-l nspeetfcss j. Fay,
'' S by Huron-New Era; $ 5. Brown, 500.
II O., by Inspector B-HlntiiIa : j. smith
% 81. +. by INN. Io~yslls.-renitence + $, Carl.
n ~, n, imp Tiihoms-Mabclc W. Gurst,
n. o.. by imp Daniie Dampnt-Louise T.;
5. \ White. 5000.
rrowa. 81. COZ
H. {. 7y Gns pector II -liuicsiOU' j. W, Srh'rf'
81 09O
r.. e. hy ~HnfOn-Susan, j. Fay, $50.
IN. o.. hy inro. Lo~yalA-Shliuw j T.. Gard
me-. q, 80.
n. e.. by imp. TiihOms- Tuinmlr Belle, 7 j.
II +. +. inn L5valist-SatelIlte i Fay, 500
Rr q o. IMP Loyali't Irony. IL l. Zlm-
norman. Si26.
h. r ly Huron-Armiel T., :. G'rineT, 500
Il by mn TrhDna-N"litc Grandus. }
.n.ih, 500. eco
Ch. o., bY iIuron-H ,rirmmo. q, lendfee N'Dp.
r.. a. hy imp Iovllist- Infront. $. A white.
sT5o
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COLUMBIA CREW
TO POUGHKEEPS|E.
Coach Hanlan HurriedIy De-
cides that Practice on Inter-
collegiate Regatta Course
Will Be Beneficial.

The Columbia crew, which 81 regarded
as n dangerous factor in the big inter-
collegiate rowing regatta which takes
place at ~Poughkeepsie June p, leaves for
the scene of the tussle to-day. Coach
Hanlan did not intend to take his crew
to p~oughkeepsie until a few days be-
fore the race, but after realizing that
his men would benefit by having them
train on the course on which they are
to row, he hastily ordered them to get
ready to depart for Poug nkeepsie to-day.
As a preliminary to the departure
Coach Hanlan gave the varsity eight
AN unexpectedly severe shaking-up
which will probably be the last before
the race. Two men, lselin and Smith,
who have been rowing with the varsity,
were taken out of the boat entirely.
1selin was regarded as rather shakN
but Smiths removal was startling.
In their places We're put Maeder and
Nicholl, both of whom had been rowing
with the second varsity and are re-
garded as skilled oarsmen.
The whole seating order of the boa
was changed so that now the positions
are bow, Roland p. Jackson: No. q
John S. Maeder; No. 3, Arthur d.
Weekes: No. 4, Alexander Nlcholl; No.
s. Robert b. Bartholomew: No. c, Har-
old C. Townsend: No. Z. Gerald s.
o Loughlin: stroke. William f. Rollins.
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SUBURBAN "PREPS"
ON STICKY TRACK
Herbert and Pentecost Are
Sent Mile and Quarter Dis
lance in 2.I6 and 2.i6
Respectively.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY

''l''le' W NV ''N'H "'Nih'
SD EPHlItAD BAY. June l2.-The
Shcrushrid BAY course got a wettinr
from the rain Of the night before. 1t
was IN a sloppy. slow condition and the
riders and racers got well despatched
with mud when they passed over 1t,
Many racers were shown to exercise. 1t
was work day for the Suburban Handi-
zap candidates, Herbert and PentecOst,
and the rail birds found full employ
ment for their watchers during the gal
Looping hours.
J. +. Mlddcn's Suburban candidate,
PcnteCost. got his final preparation for
the event by going the mile and a
quarter distance in 2.l5. Blue GIRL breez-
ed an easy mile in l.5s. The y%Oungster.
Aceful. turned six furlongs in III l-2
Gun Fire got a short breaiher at three
parts speed. Yankee. Goldsmith. King
Hanover and others trotted and cantcr-
ed. The two-y ear-olds. Safeguard and
water Spout turned five %furlOngs in
40.
w Il, Rollin sent his Suburban Handi-
cap candidate Herbert "A nile and a
quarter In ZIG. 1t was his final prepare
ton for the event, and he accomplished
il in good style.
August Belmont's Mastcrmln covered
the mile distance I'm l.i9, Amiritia was
sent six fuT.ouEs In 40. M!zzen, Oars
man, Fire Eater and others trolted and
cantercd. r. 7. Wilson. jr.'s. Dixielinc
covered a mile and a quarter In liz
Highlander Got a short breather at a
two-miuutc clip.
J. II. and f. T.. Kecnc's Port Royal
and Prcuentnr lid six furlongs in l22,
The youngsters Fading Light, Fronten-
ao, buster, Splncl ana Snntlsnyer, go
Ing together, breezed three furlungs
through the Futurity course at three
parts speed.
i. Belmnnrs FLY Wheel, Numcral,
Burgundy. TiOga and NOqul we're shown
over the slushy track to easy exercise,
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MACHINE SHOWS
OAR PRESSURE.
Prof. Marshall's Invention to
Be Used at Yale Records
Full Exerted by the Oars
men.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June ia
new scheme for aiding in the selection
OF the Yale Varsity rev in the future
has just been discovered by the faculty
ami rowing coach Of the university. TIE
invention Is a prcsSuro-reCOrdlnE ourllCk
49, Uni, ION nf ~. nrassur e ny.r "a
by an oarsmdn ON the uarloCk. PROT. ".
G. Marshall, 30 S, Instructor In tho
Sheffield Scientific Choul. Is tho in
ventOr n the row machine. II VII be
put in regular use next fan.
The appliance is placed IN The "ni of
the Outriggrr IN place of tn" usual ",r
lock support. The weight Of each ma
chine will he - three pounds. u Is
tn" only machine AT present Nnown
which AR he applied To AN eight-ulred
shell. and also the only one which will
record Zach stroke made In "A four-Eh!"
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made him by clubs. o'HasAn would be a catch
for any OF the Eastern League clubs.
Roy Clarke. the Giants left heldsr. is once
more in shape. His injured finger Ia all right
again. Clark may not have shown much ability
10 date. but baseball experts predict that In a
wear or two he will be one Of the stars OF the
liz League. And he looks II, too.
Patsy Donovan likes his team hrst rate. He
sayz ali OF his men are good batters and but for
nara luck would have bean Surther up In the
IsaEue standing. II Patsy had said his mon will
bsb great some day. nobody would ever dispute
his word.
when tho ball players quiz batting toward the
Grand stand preliminary to heir practtce TIME,
,hoy will confer a great favor on the New York
viub's patrons. That wire screen is q shield In
name only. IL Is as brittle as chalk. Walter
JIrodie bAtted a ball through yesterday and II
vhiEIed by the writer's ears hummlns something
ia, sounded like In the Sweet by and BY"
In 81, Louis the fans call Kruger, the teams
shoTtstop. ''Oom Paul" With the bat the fel-
Inw IN doing excellent duty, but he 10 not even
tho thiri hest ~rhortstop In the National L~aEua,
and everybody knows that thsrs are not many Of
any account at all,
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WALTHOUR TO RACE
CHAMPION AGAIN.
French Pace Follower and Fast
Southerner Will Come To-
gether for $500 a Side in
Four Weeks,

Bobby Walthour. tn" southern motor
pace follower. is bitterly disappointed
over his defeats by the French flyer,
Albert Champion. at Revere Beach on
Monday night and a fresh match has
been arranged to take place in four
weeks for $500 a side.
Champion is to meet Howard Ffllman
in q t~w,nty-mile motor-paced race at
PitSourg on Saturday. The latter has
TWO Victories 10 his credit This season
and Is ;he only one of the stars that
Champion has not defeated
@,Oyd Mcfarland. Champions stable
maze. = also riding great guns, ana
shou.d he defeat Bill S,inson in the
tH5 matches OH hand. he can be Consid-
cred the only dangerous rival Champion
win have, as Mac" has already beaten
Maya, Elkes and Wathour.
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WINNERS AT HARLEM.

RACE TRACK. Harlem. June i2'-Fol-
having are the results Of races scheduled
to be run here to-day:
First Race-one mle'-Won hy Dan
dGla. ! To / and . to /; Andy Willlams'
for place to 3, va second M bieh-
nenwnrth. third, Time-1,45 So
Second ~Race-Four and a half fnr,
8 10 2. Farmer Jim, 9 to 6, place; was
second and Kings Lady third. Time
.0IS rs
Third Race|Seven furlongs,-Won by
S Tv ~ ,n ! Mace. was second and Carl
.Kuhlcr third. Time % S-5,
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TURF NOTES..

Newton Remington hnl heard such glowing
reports about Rose,int that he was IN some
doubt at ths beginning Ut the speculation en-
the third race yesterday. lie had not lost iai,h
in Lady Albercran, aud Trainer BerlcW was
very sweet on her chances, but ztlll Mr. Ben
nlngtou was undecided until the rain began TO
fall. That decided him In favor OF the albert
nlly. but by this time the public money mad
forced tho price down from 3 to ! to 2 to |
After the rae Mr. Remington VAS approached
with a proposition for the purchase Of the nlly.
When hi" told the inquirer that he thought 'he
mas wort $1,000, thinking to throw negotiations
Of bv thu prir. he was called very quickly.
aud had to admit that she MAS not for sa!e.
II guess would not have made much o' a mis-
Ash. when ne EAN Lady Alberrrait aiming
ia almost record time for the track Aste's re-.
mark referred to. the hlly's. nrst start at A1u.
out. when he bid her up $1,000 over her en-
tered price.
\ race meeting under the auspices ~ the
Rhode Island Jockey club viii he held at Mar
rlsanseII PARK. Providence. u. J.. from June 90
to july s, Inclusive. There viii he Ave races
decided each dAy, including either a hurdle OF
atee9leehhSe race Another meet will he held
Park Is .ui!y equippei MIA a superb mile and
a halt-mile traak
Capt, : 9 rroSn. the rittsburr mutt mill
Iona. re. coal kins and tur'mAn, has paid over
t33. 100 Tor the old sam SAVERS farm OF about
thrre hundred and seven acres. The farm IA
s.tgu miles ron Lexington uu I'M Iron Work
PIKE, Adjoining the walnut Hall stud Of I. V
nafknosf and hut a short dbtapoc nom castle
ton, the breeding stud Of j. X 4 r. r Kceme
Tommy Burns says bat unless Blue Girl or one
NJ the other whitney candidates starts. he -
Nithout a mount In The SHurhau Ne wa or
lgina " engaged a. ride Advance Guard, pToyid.
iuF Mr. WAItnyh "a not haze one 90 ne race,
hut Mr.. shitllH could MT wal until thls Nas
determined, and he secured HulIran.
Green H. Morris has engaged sam Dogsctt 10
ride Old England In The American Derby, IN Chi,
cage. Clarence II. NarEa has also se .ursi per
mlssion from August lI0lmult Tor bul Iuau 10
have this mount On lleuD 10 the AAme event.
walls a. Lexington last week August Bslmogt
ssle'ted the y~ear.iRgs Which @ul race IN Nis
cpiors neat year. and also those that viii ne s,ld
Al auction Fifteen Of the former lot hsys teen
neat Neth ~lih TIE Aalr loi. There are forty
sstah colts ana hlieI In al. trenty ~ Witch
Aill De- Hrtd, Including a full brother ~ Master
man, a sister 90 Nlgfen, hair .fpthTTs or sisters
TO ks1 Path, uciagon and Bfgadirr Zone n
thHn sts entered In oil tho bS e'tnib NJ nrUt
year both In this country and IA England.
II 10 SAD that y. y Diaper backed Mprnlnstide
yesterday In preference 10 his sons ElhlcS, ~hirh
won 81 ~ 10 !
Il IL settled nov that OsorEs doom ~ilI ride
Hsrbsn In the Suburban nsu saturday. In ron.
sequence gf this WDndcrly Nil have the mount On
Gold iIstls, the iA'oritt
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FINISHES AT ST LOUIS.

RACE TRACK. ST, LOUIS, June ~
The races scheduled to be run here to-
day resulted an follows
First Race-One mile and twenty
| yards.- Won by Warner, 2 10 and I To
&; Jim Turner. 2 to ! for place, was
second. and Kate Freeman third Time
La IA.
Second Race-Mile and twenty yards.
Won by Ignls, 7 To I and 2 10 J. Gil
bert, 2 TO ! place. was second and Ladas
third, Time ~ l-2.
Third Race--Six furlongs,-Won by
rainef Wen,NSr' ,o even s smu was secoaS
and Louis Wagner third, T1me--llb,
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YALE CREWS AT
EASY WORK.

VALE QUARTERS. GALES FERRY,
Conn, June l2-The practice of all the
Vale crews to-day was confined to easy
rowing for short stretches. the stroke
being low. The freshman eight found
good water downstream early in the
morning, but there was a fresh wind
blowing when the varsity eight went
out. at 10 o'clock, for a two-mllo spin
up river, and at 1913 when the four-oar
started. the water was decidedly rough
The fUur-Oar went up river n mile and
a half. followed by the Harvard launch.
There was no change to-day in the
makeup of any OF the crews.
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ROAD USERS ORGANIZE.
Cyclists, ChnuTcurs and Horsemen
Hhnded for Road improvements.

The Associated Road Uscrs il the
latest organization IN the Sporting
Dirrctory's list, II was launched last
night al the clubhouse Of the Century
WAoolmen, and while It only has five
members At present many moro will be-
admitted - membership at its next
meeting.
David Morris. ~ the Automobile club
OF America, has been ,letted pTcsi-
dent, DIR, n. II. GIN, of the Road Igiv-
"rs' Association, Vice President, and Or.
r.. V. Brcndon, Of the Associated o..
cling Clubs, SecretRry-TrcasuTer
Al organizations Interested In better,
ing the conditions Of ~ Dcal roads are
entitled 60 membership
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P|TTSBURG STARS
WILL NOT JUMP"

Jack O'Connor. the catcher Of the
Pittsburg team, and Hans Wagner, the
heavy hitter OF the same outfit. have
not Jumped to the American League.
Neither has any intention Of doing so
and emphatlca!ly denies the lates; base
ball rumor
The story that these stars had agreed
to quit the Pirates was circulated in
st. Louis II was to the effect that tho
American League team of that city had
succeeded in signing both men 10 play
with the Browns after Jun 10. 1t WIS
said Ban Johnson, President OF the
American League. had signed the play
ers and that his presence in 81. Louis
had been to notify Mr.. Hedges. Of the
St. Louis team. that he mad corraliei
the pia> trs for lis teal n.
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ThieIman Against noboLcn.

Thlolman, the eN-Giant twirlsr, who
hAA bGtn pitching groai ba for ~,
Cincinnati Club since he Joined II. vii
itch fu t"e 'Hcillen" In their gam,
with the crack hoboken team al IN
81 George Cricket Grounds In Hnhokxf
peNt sunday, The Jerscymen viii an,
League iwirler. on saturday al III,
Iisbokt rs grounds the FqLit'bls team
Will play the MavJer a. c., Of Brooklyn
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W0RCESTER'S RETURN GAME
EASTERN LrHgue Game VIII lie
Played at Weebnwken SUNDAY.

Jersey city ana Worcester viii play n
raiurm gam, next sunday at wes' N,w
York Field. Weehawken The "skco,.
ors' beat Worcester last SUNDAY by
hard hiding in .he last three innings
Th"s" games igurc h. the Eastern
iclgIc chumriorfhip trItrs.
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PiENING READY FOR MATCH
Tackles BiIly Edwards in Hour
Bout TO-Morrow Mint.

John Piening will appear at Miners
Theatre tomorrow night in perfect con
dition TO enable him 10 make a fast ard
aggressive attempt to throw Bill Ed
wards. tho heavyweight champion 81
Harlem. Ave times within AN nou. at
Graeco-Roman style Of wrestling.
Fred Mohl. OF Zurich, Switzerland. and
Joe Miller. the wrestling giant Of VIII
iamsburg, who made a desperate strug-
gle for supremacy at the Fleming Nor
beck match. will again try conclusions
In n of the preliminary bouts. The
second preliminary Will introduce Or
vile W. Holmes, OF Brooklyn. against
jack kammercr. OF this city.
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WHO IS HEP
The Evening Worlds Turf Puzzle
No. 7.

A PRIZE or S. wU be giUon TO the person who
correctly gueSses the name of the mn N the picture and
WiteS the best Gty-word description Of him. AnSwos must
be in before 10 A. NJ, Monday, Jun 10. AddreSs ~'SpoTting
tdtm, Erening World" cine your tul name aud address,
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llss,ysaf'oIds and vpi soil,

ospsss HaiiasJ, Of thIs city. and Ma Gooa.
pa4n q Boston have been matched 10 boz
<f<Hty fssnds 81 eateb SsishtS before tho Pas.
tt4s g. % NsH britain. Coma. psEt Mon.
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GRAVESEND ENTRIES.

RACETRACK. GRAvEsEND, June
I2.-rhe entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
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Sporting.
JOCKEY CLUB.
SIX noEs TOMORROW AT 230.
Medical.
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

40 ys4.s a svxs.4 ,gt "a u,ssaapa VI l,en undsg
I DR. OAISpLE's S~elsntlhe ifsatmsht bleed
aud skin d~lssassA. palhA 10 this boas., rod .ssels,
Iiaasy aud sisddsr complaints. 'loSidiaL Ialzia.
nation. siaysl, A.. Az sps.llly cured lmpsol-
yisi.ins lsss sklifui phyiieilna nomsmJss OLD
nm, 0hINDLE has . record for mArysIpus slTsa.
opFioE OYER 70 YEARS at "a w:sl ~. "a,
sine. o. Hours . to ssAa-yS
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