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New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
RICHMOND COUNTY.
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Lovers of golf of the Rockville Centre Country
Club We're gratiied yesterday by decision Of
Justice Smith OF the Supreme Court, brooklyn.
which enjoined Ernest a. Des Mar"ts. a retired
United States Army captain. from continuing 10
plough up the golf course of the club in Riverside
Park About year ago Captain Des Marets
sought to restrain the club which claimed a lease
Of the property, from trespassnG property to
which he also declared ne had "a lease. This ac-
ton was decided against the captain although
the question to which OF the parties was en-
Titled To the use of the land remained in dispute.
Recenty Captain DrS Marets had the links
ploughed up. The members will at once have the
damage done 10 the links repaired. and will soon
be able 10 enjoy. undsturbed their favorte game
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
CRICKET CANES TO-DAY.

The opening championship game of the New
York Cricket Association will be played to-day at
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, where the Columbia Oval
Cricket club. of Williamsbrdge will encounter the
Manhattan second eleven. The Prospect Park
Cricket Association Will also have contest to-
day i'm its championship series Prospect Park
when Kings County and Brooklyn will have their
first contest in this series Other games to-day
Knickerbocker against Chadwick. at BayOnne;
Nelson Lodge, against Essex County, at Prospect
Park; Paterson team 4 against Newark, at Pater-
son, and Branch Brook against Paterson team b.
at
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le prospects OF all the principal candidates for
Brooklyn Handicap were discussed at some
ih sn The Tribune yesterday It is not neces-
20 repeat that discussion at this time. Blues
bert and Advance Guard stIll remain the first
Tres IN the estimation of the puDlic In the
quotations Of Ulman's Chesapeake Beach
ire book Advance Guard becomes the favorite
he first time. being held al fours- Blues and
bert are at nves- Monograph i cut from for
10 tYenties and Dom Paul is at tens. Pente-
and Roehampton at nfteens-
3 Brooklyn Handicap has been run annually
J 1ssT III the first wear il was worth s. So 10
winner, and this was gradually increased 10
% guaranteed in 1882, when Judge Morrow was
winner. In 1885 its value was reduced 10 $4,000
anteed, where il has since remained.
{ all its history the Brooklyn has been won by
tree-year-Old only onca-. and James r. keene's
10Y, by St Leonards. was the first Of that age
{ o the Trick, nnlS llnG III front OF herbert ana
ding last year The get of no sire has. won
4 classic race more than once, and II looks as
new sire's name would be added 10 the list to-
: as neither Great Tom. Sir Dixon nor Albert,
sires of Advance Guard, Blues and Herbert, re-
riVeiv has ever sired q Brooklyn Handicap
ler II is interesting to note that the sires OF
Brooklyn Handicap winners have few OF their
now rsnning- These slres include Longfe!loW,
r, Midlothian and lslington. and, Of course,
q OF them dead
:: The Bard. 1873: Tenny, 1891: Judge Morrow.
DR.. Rice. 1921. HOFnpipe. 1888; Sir Walter.
Howard Mann. 1897: Ornament. 1895: Banastar,
Kinley Mack 1899 and Conroy. 1891. Banas-
j record Of 2;06l4 remains the record for the
II The slOHest time for the race was 2:l3. made
he Bard in 1855 and the largest field was that
( . chances last night were that the track would
rain than light showers in prospect. On
& a track Herberts chances would be lessenei.
( 81 the race is run in the mud, look out for the
e and honest son Of Albert.
lie entries for the other races OF the day are
follows:
" RAcE-IIandieap; for all ages. About six fur
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srocK EXcHANGE mAND1cAp

The annual golf handicap Of the Stock Excha nge
IS 10 be played to-day at the links OF the Knoll
wood Country Club. near White Plains There
Will be prizes for the players making the three
best net scores and for the best gross score Egh-
ty entries have been received for the competition
which promises TO be one OF the closest ever held
under the management OF the Exchange Among
the prominent golfers who will take part are
Charles B.. Macdonald, Daniel ChRuncey, 4. l..
Norris. A, r. Fish. r. W. Jewett. T. S Hooper
A. =. Kelly, W. $. Eddy. +. T. KimbaI and j. b.
Hartman. The committee in charge consists OF
Daniel Chauncey, A r. Fish, A, +, Kelly and Rich
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
G4LA DAY on SPEEDWAY.
SATURDAY INSTEAD OF SUNDAY THE RED
LETTER OCCASION FOR BRUSHING.

SAII RDAA INSI IEAD Or - MAI 4tlf- itf-p
LETTER OCCASION FOR BRUSHING.
Under the auspices Of the Road Drivers AssOcia-
ton an effort will be made. beginning to-day. TO
change the gaia occasion for brushing on the
Speedway from sunday morning TO Saturday after
noon. Arrangements have been made for four
uotab speed contests in which of the fastest
horses in New York will come together. II - pro-
posed 10 arrange similar programmes Tor edch sat
urday afternoon during the spring driving season,
SO that horse loving pleasure seekers may the
crack trottrrs and PAGERS in motion on a half hoi-
day all. The plan Is the sequel to the
remarkable assrmblage that Went to the Speedway
Saturday afternoon. May 10. to the brushes
which followed the annual parade Of the road
drivers The first brush will take place at o'clock
the stretch south of High Bridge, which Is
readily reached from the terminus OF the elevated
railroad at -huudred-and- fifty hfth-st. The
viewing stand used in connection with the Speed
way parade will be reserved exclusively for women.
Following is a list of the horses that viii start In
the various brushes
First brush arotting)-Abert sten's Rcd Line. @26's
George ". Grote's Theresa j.. 2.l6i4s j. J. Timmin :
Harry Davis. 2:2I. \. Mmphys Mohegan. 2:1SA.
Luke Iurkes West Wilkes, .l2@ and Dewitt Flanagan
Sovereign Girl
second brush Cpacingl-C Hackett's King Tom e;lDi.
James \. Murphy Amy Wilkes. Dr. II. u. GII's Park
2:i4. NJ. e. Hoynton's Tony NJ 215l.. and d. Lamar's
Almond
Third brush urotting,-Dr J. F Moore's Page 2:Oas.
J.. ". Turnish's David r.. 2:O9l: H. I4amars King
Mapcs's Jolly Iachri"r 80 = - -
Fourth brush ttrotttugl-p. I.amar's sally simpson
2;Ils; T. T.. Smaherss Wilkes. J. +. CockerlrS
Swift. 2:l5S1. and Albert De cerneas SPinaway 21fi
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rNIvERslrY nF FENNsYIXANIA.
M4RSHALL BEATS LOlfAN AT CHESS.

Marshall, the American chess player. now I'm Lon
don, reports that he has beaten the Dutch cham
pion, LoTIian, in q set match OF four games Up by
Marshall and either GunsbeTg Teichmann had
not been made when Marshall wrote 20 friend
in this city under date of May 10. lie has. how
ever. received several invitations from London and
provincial clubs for simultaneous and consultation
game exhibitions. Pillsbury and Napier, the other
American experts. are both at London and Will in
all probability remain in England until July, when
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THE RECORDS.

Cincinnati May % (specaD.-The New-York
players presented sad appearance to-day when
they lined up the third game Of their series
with Pittsbure II evident that they were
much dowucast over the severe accident that hap
ponod to Van Haltren yesterday. which will pre-
vent him from playing the nine for few
months. The PttsbuTg "roUters" took advantage
OF the loss OF the latter's valuable services and
offered all sorts OF odds that the visiting team
would stand chance at all. Clarke was placed
at centre held and although his work was not up
to the veteran players he covered the place IN
a credltabe way Sparks did the pitching for the
visiting team. while Dohcny acted in the same
capacity for the home nine. The Newly orks put
up a much better game than was expected. and
it until the hraI inning that II looked like
u victory for either side.
first nvc Innings both teams failed 20
score. but IA the sixth inning New-lork made
a III this inning Smith hunted and got to
first. Bransheld, assisted. got Jackson his
slow roller Beans safety was timely, for II sent
Smith home Pittsburg in the seventh inning made
one run. which tied the Neither team made
"a In the following inning. but in the ninth the
home team won out on Beaumonts three -bagger
and Eurkcs huut The feature Of The game
the playing of George Smith at second base. Ills
phenomenal stops in the fourth inning brought him
round after 70 md of applause The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
COLE.
APAWAMIS DEFEATS RICHMOND COUNTY
IN WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

Miss Genevieve Hecker, the metropolitan golf
champion. made her first appearance member
of the Apawamis team yesterday in match
against the Richmond. County team, of Staten
Island The contest took place at the Richmond
County links In the series for the team champion
ship of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton. Miss Hecker paired with Mrs. l.. Il.
Stoddart. whom she defeated by point, under
the Nassau system of scoring. Miss NJ. Eddy and
Mrs. II. Il. Clark the other winners the
visiting team. which the match by of
to 3. Summary:
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tors made five singles. two doubles and home
run, scoring eight The score:
PROVIDENCE.
Totals .... - l & q 10
Totals ... .43 9I2 2713 o.

IrpVldenc" --....-.--..---'.-V " " "
Jersey Ctty...................O 1 . D o D O-l
Earned runs Providence. 3 Two base hits-Cassdy
IIaIligau Cassidy. Home
Sacrifice hit-Tansey Stolen base-IIayward LEtt
q bascs-Jersey city 8. Providence g. Struck out-by
Pfanmiller, by Conn l. Double plays lanmiller ana
Watson Wagner Tansey and Cassidy. FIRST base on
Providence 3 Base balls-OH Conn, T. Hit
by pitched ball-By Pfanmiller /; by Conn. l. Time.
100. Attendance, 1900. Umplre-kelly.
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THE RACETRACK.

lHTEEN ENTRIES FOR BROOKLYN.
LOOK GOOD FOR A FAST TRACK AND \
BIG FIELD AT GRAVEsEND TO-DAY.
e names of eighteen horses are down among
formal entries for the Brooklyn Handicap, TO
I'm this afternoon at the Gravesend racetrack.
} not likely that Alcedo viii start, however,
IS kamara is scratched, which would leave
g free 10 ride the winner Of last years Subur-
The list OF entries for the big race, together
the weights and probable jockeys, Is fol-
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CYCLING.

WARM WEATHER BRINGS OUT MANY RIDERS
RUNS SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW
The warm weather yesterday brought out thou
sands of wheelmen the different paths and road
ways in this city and Brooklyn. In Prospect Park
and the COney Island path riders were out IN
droves especially after the working hours phrongs
OF .wheelmen could be seen all day in Riverside
Drive and about Grants tomb
The Century Wheelmon will hold a special club
run tomorrow to College Point. leaving the club
house at 1890 a. m.
The Royal Arcanum Whcelmen's club run to-mor-
row viii be TO Tarrytown. The clubhouse will be
left at a. IN
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sT. LOUIS. 10; BOSTON. 6.

St Louis. May 23.-After slugging match to-
day St Louis beat Boston 10 to The seams
will play double header tomorrow Attendance.
1lOO. Score:
II. H. L.
Boston .........-.....0 O-6 .
batteries Wicker Murphy and Nichols Pittingcr.
Eason Klttridge
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sHARKEYs MANAGER LEAsRS PROPERrY

DR.. Emerson c. Angel has leased through Folsom
Brothers to Bernard Reich No. 81 IIexlngton-ave,
for twenty-one years at s401 a year Reich is
manager for Thomas Sharkey. the pugilist. The
building No 81 Lenington-ave Is nve stories high
and it is said that Dr. Angel opened in the building
the first Roman bath established in this city.
The building is to be remodeed into a hotel
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PHILADELPHIA. .: CHICAGO. ?.

Chicago. May 22.-Chlcago lost to Philadelphia
day because Of inability to hit Fraser, who marked
his return to the National fold by pitching clever
game. Attendance, 100 Score:
II, H. +.
Chicago ...............O o o o o O o % : =
Philadelphia ...........U > O-5 10 >
Batteries Gardner and Chance. Fraser ana JacAsrh
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
POLO.
PROMINENT PLAYERS IN A GAME AT
MEADOW BROOK-BRYN MAWR
REATEN

Meadow Brook won well played game OF polo
yesterday in the second contest of the Meadow
Brook club, tournament. beating the Bryn Mawr
delegation by 915 goals to IA George J. Gould and
his son Kingdom played on the defeated team. but
they had powerful quartet 10 meet in Meadow
Brook including Harry Payne Whitney, Reginald
Brooks, r. A. Havemeyer and F. l. Stevens.
Whitney never showed 10 better advantage on the
polo field and in the last periods he fairly
carried his team to victory. 1t seemed almost i'm
possible for him 10 miss stroke, and he earned
applause by the excellence Of his hand strokes
Traps and automobiles began 10 assemble on the
side lines long before the game began. and the
crowd was the largest that has been seen at a
Meadow Brook game for year. The home team
naturally had the largest number of sympathizers.
among the spectators being Mrs Reginald Brooks.
Mrs. t. A Havemeyer Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Duryea.
Mrs. George j. Gould Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Ker-
nochan August Belmont Miss May Bird. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ID. Morgan II. L. Herbert. Stanley Nor
timer, Miss Eustis. Mrs. Edward Willets and a
large club representation from Meadow Brook.
ROckaway and Westchester.
The Gould team weaker by two goals than
it's opponents. and Bryn Mawr began with
that number to its credit. On the throw-in at the
start George Gould got the ball. but before he
could run II down very far Harry Payne Whitney
was after him. and returned the ball close to the
Meadow Brook lines. After lively fighting
around the posts Whitney put it through for the
first point The opponents then spent over eight
minutes In sizing up their respective strength. and
Just before time was called Wheeler one Of Phila-
delphiS'S veteran players. made a fine goal for
Bryn i MawT The homs team found its bearings In
work. and scored twice in quick succession, and
Havemeyer closed the period with more. As
Meadow Brook lost One-half tor a foul, the period
closed with the latter club half goal I'm the lead
At the opening of the third period Kingdom
Gould made the first goal. and his final stroke
a difficult from the far side OF the quarter
field This temporary lead OF RTyn Nawr started
Whitney into the game with force. and he made
three goals In fast succession HaVemeyer was
mounted Stanley MOrtimeTs fast pony ROndo
In this period and he did Of his best work, at
one time Outriding all of his opponents.
The final period went entirely TO Meadow Brook.
Whitney scoring twice and Brooks once The lat
ter used Judgment al critical points Of the game
Havemeyer toppled off his horse in this period
and claimed foul for Interference, but il
not allowed For Rryn Mawr Kingdom Gould. who
has just been advanced from two goals 10 four In
this revised handicap list, played brilliantly, and
effective In backing the ball Wheeler
strong, but MCFaddeu did not get into the game
with his customary ease The lineup:
MEADOW BROOK. BRYN MAWR
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Dlliulltia
PENNSYLVANIA BEATS HARVARD.

Philadelphia, May 23-The first match in the
intercollegiate cricket championship series
played to-day the grounds Of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club between Harvard and the University
Of PennsylVania. The Harvard team weak
and Pennsy vania passed the visitors total before
the seventh wicket had fallen The score:
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Totals ..34 G 727 10 3

Newark --------.----0 q / q - . ="
Worcester ..........-.....--o % I : % % " vi
Earned Worcester, Two-base hits-Wnght'
NCIUUTe RiChert Ueen8nty- Thrtr.ias" MI Jordan
First base errors-Newark !, Worcester J. Left on
la Newark II. Worcester. :" stolen bases lancy'
Stbriug WriEley. Sacrifice hs-taTry. Rirkert
on bas-Iy Cross. by PaTpalau. : struck
by Cross. =. by HemminS, l. Double play Jordan
10 Wright Time 80 Umpires-Esan and Murphy
AtInnlan.t-.A
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LtCROSSE.

HOBART DEFEATS COLUMBIA BY A SCORE
OF TO /
BY score Of to !. the Hobart College lacrosse
team defeated a team from Columbia College yes
terday the grounds Of the Crescent Athletic
Club, at Bay Ridge. After the vigorous game
played Thursday against the Crescents the Ho-
bart men were not up 10 their best form They
met their match in the first 2J-mnute half, for
Ashley, Columbia's centre. made the first goal in
seven minutes. and II not until Just before
close OF the half that Madigan. OF Hobart.
able to secure goal for his team. making il a
tie at the end of the first half I'm the second half
IyfOrd. Of the Coumbias, received IA bad cut over
the right eye. but he continued the play. Doup
made two goals and Frierson one. for the IIobars.
making the final score 10 I'm Hobart's favor.
The lineup:
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BISHOP G.tRRIGAN.

rather GarriEnn. of Springfield. Mass. "a
most popular Catholic clergyman. is 10 he
c0nsecrated bishop of the Diocese of Sioux
tity. Iown. sunday. Photograph of him md
those who will oneiate In the ceremonies i'm
to-morrOw's TRIBNE
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CoNNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Ncw-I London New-L0ndon :: Meriden. :
At Rrdgcport- bridgeport >. Springfield. :.
At Norwich-Norwich. %, Waterbury, :.
At ew-Hayeu-New-Haven g. Hartford, l.
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GAMES or OTHER Fields.

At Hanover-Dartmouth. 5; Williams, o.
AT N@dford-TUfts. .. University of Vermont, o.
At Carlisle BucknelI. :. Dickinson, J.
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COLLEGE ATHLETES.

Harvard. Yale. PRINCETON, Columbia. Corr
nell Chicago, Pennsy ivania and brown have
q elaborate systems training their ath-
Ietes providing funds promote the
various sports and contests Explanation Of
the methods used at each college. with
mn the training tables. I'm tO-morrow's
TRIBINE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
WORCESTER. IL: NEWARK. G.

Newark, y. J.. May 23.-Worcester made it three
straight to-day by batting Cross and Hemmtng
hard. Pappalau gave eight bases on balls. but was
invncible until the ninth when three singles, two
base balls and triple by Jordan scored hve
runs. TIE score
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At BALTIMORE.

X, II. +.
Baltimore ...,..........0 o % % q o D.
Detroit .....-..........-O
batteries McGiunity and Robinson: sieyers and Nc
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COLLEGE GRADUATES, CLUB.

This popular club for college graduates,
located in New-Hayen, has recently secured
and more cOmmodious quarters. Pict-
of the clubhouse, etc, in to-morrow's
TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
FAvORITEs BEATEN AT ST, LOUIS

81 Louis, May 23-Gennerose was the only win
hihg iaVorite at the Fair Grounds to-day. one sec
ohd choice, two third choices and two outsiders
earning brackets ia the other races In the fourth
race hVe-furlong sprint, Mickey ID. beat Okla by
head, and clipped half a second off the track record
tiuhfesSa came along in the stretch and captured
me principal contest handily after Found had
pumped herStlt out setting the pace. The weather
Was clear and the track fast. Summaries:
First race selling; one mIe)-Concertina 9s CONeiID
40 l. Won Is lina nddscharO. l1i IBeauChaupJ,
second Precisely, IOl urestonJ = !. thrd. Time
second race two year ods 1--WE flrlongs-Corey 105
NeIl u 10 won; taelana 102 90 NeilD 20 20 l. see
I.O2 '>' - - ~ ''
Third tsteelechase about and one-half miles,
-eIenneruse l"2 tGurmleyb. . TO 3. wun Torreon
zeno) II J. Second: Pat My Boy. l37 GnoreJ To l.
third. Time 257.
Fourth purse; furlougs,-NIckey D.. 100
PAuIteIoS), -" 70 J., won Okla. 100 DuganD. 3 TO l.
second; Joe Gyss. i22 Singleton }, third. Time
1.0Oiz.
Fifth purse. mile and seventy yards
HuntTessa. ~ HloubTeD. 10 l. won: Alice Turner 92
Time, f:44A.
Sixth (sellng: mile and twenty yards)-Dr
Clark lOJ tMorseJ 10 !. won: Bengal 1O2 G}eD II
!. second; Banquo II. lOs (ArnodJ. 40 l. third
Time, 1:a2A.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

PROVIDENCE WINS DECISIVE VICTORY FROM
JERSEY CITY.
Providence defeated Jersey City on the latter's
grounds yesterday by hitting the ball in eighth
and ninth innings. In those two innings the yisi-
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PiprSBURG.
lne ont when nInnlns - Nas s.orel.


New-York ...................U q o o U / o U-I
Earned runs-Ilttshurg Two base Iranstsld.
Doyle. Ihreebase hlt-Eeaumout sSacrtHc-
mont Stolen lHrkp- Double plays 4
Smith and COnroy, -. Smith and First base
ha!ls-On Duheny, N Sparks. 3. Hit by pitched
ball-Nagner. Struck out-ily Duheny . by SPARKS 5
IIme-l ~ LmplIe- EmsIIe.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
NEWARK AND WORCESTER TO MEET.

Newark will play an Eastern League champion
ship game with Worcester at Wiedenmayer's Park
Newark tomorrow. Newark has the best of the
series up 10 date, but Worcester is playing fast
ball The game will begin at $50 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
AT PHILADELPHIA.

ieyTland .............0 o . o % q
..........0 , o 0 3 IL 3
Bateries-Streit and Bemis Plank and Powers
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AT WASHINGTON

washington ...........0 o 0 q o : 10
ST. Louis. ..............2 - U - o q 81 II |
Batteries-Paten ana Clarke; Harper and Sugien
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NEW-ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Manchester Manchester. II; Lawrence, 0.
At Lowell Lowell .; Haverhill. 3
AT Concord Dover, 4: Concord. 3.
At Nashua Nashua. 2; Fall River. II.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON

R. II. T..
Boston ...............1 o o / x-6 10 2
Chicago ..........-,...0 o . q %
Batteries-Young and Criger Grifith and sullivan
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BRYN MAWR.
" 70 Total.

Goals earned-Meadow Brook 10. Eryu Mawr 8.
Allowed haudicaI-I}ryn MaVr - Lost prIalties-
Meadow Brook, y: Hryu Mawr. "a Meadow.
Brook. 9le Rryu Mawr "a. Referee-R. L. BeeoAnan.
TimekeePer-H l. Herbert.
The game to-day will he between Rockaway and
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GAMES TO-DAY.

R0ston q: Chicago 3. Detroit. Z. baltimore. .
Philadelphia 8: CleyeTd, . ST. Louis. .; Washington.
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BASEBALL.
PITTSBURG DEFEATS NEW-YORK IN \
GEORGE. SMITHS FINE WORK.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg New York. /. Philadelphia, :: Chicago .
ST Louis, TO- Boston, Il.
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and upward. distance mile and halD at the
Manchester Whitsuntide meeting to-day HynerOS
second. and First Principal came in third.
Fifteen horses ran.
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STATE LEAGUI

STATE LEAGUE
At Troy-Troy. 8: Schenectady. ..
Al ItiCt-SyTaCUse, I, Utica, O.
At AIbany-Alhauy, .. JohustOwn. J.
At Ilion-BinS Shamtou, (; Hon. g.
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IIAEN,ARn

Taylor Evans Climenson
DrnkWateT IDausey Weeks 30
Rotherme Christman b Cline nSon.
Passea. Evans, b Cimenson
Smith, b White. 81
1}uinger White
Moore Evans. u w mite
Waters, timenstl.
Brock, tImensOn.
Tying @ White Weeks. 2
krumbhaaT out
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a WELL KNOWN RACEHORSE DEAD
Chicago. May 23-Warng. Sam" Hildreth's
great handicap thoroughbred, died at Worth to-
day, blood vessel in the stomach having been
ruptured. Waring five years old, and was by
Mazetto-The Sweeper.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
PROVIDENCE TO PLAY JERSEY CITY.

Providence and Jersey City will play a regular
Eastern League championship game Tomorrow at
West NeW-YOrk Field, WeehaWken.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-24
RACING N ENGLAND.

's'don. May z2-Rambling Katie won the Man
ter Cup (of 1900 soyereigns. for three-year-olds