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New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
ROWING.
GEoRGETowN's CREW VICTORIOUS

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Annapolis Nd, May 17.-The Georgetown Uni
versity eight defeated the Naval Cadets first crew
here this afternoon in a well rowed race over
two-miIe course straight away by one boat length
and a few feet of open water. The race was
rewed over the upper course. as was the Yale con-
test of last Saturday, the outer course being too
rough. Peter Magruder. of Annapolis, refereed
the race. and when he gave the signal both crews
took the water about the same time, Georgetown
pulling at the rate of thrty-six strokes TO the
minute while the Middes were rowing at the fast
of thirty-nne. the latter appearing TO De
lust a trihe ahead Both crews kept almost to-
gether until three-quarters of mile of the course
had been finished. when Georgetown began TO
gradually pull away from their opponents Ihe
navy was now rowing thirty-eight and George,
town thirty-seVen. The Georgetown boys Pulieu
long and powerful stroke, varying from thirty
five to thirty-seven. while the Middies rowed the
quick stroke of thirty-eight and thlriy-nlIe.
Georgetown steadily increased the Lead after me ths
mile buoy was passed. and at the mile and a han
they We're length TO the good on the Mlddles;
After this the navy held its own. and now ana
then would crawl up few feet but the GeoIge- &
town boat never in danger OF being headed oy
the navy boat. Georgetown finished boat length @
and few feet ahead of the navy. The time was
Georgetown, 1914; Navy, lO:lS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Chicago. May 17.-Ffve men were badly burned by
molten metal at the plant OF the Chicago Furnace
Company to-day. Two OF them. Paul Sartwitch
and George Brondich. will die
Vincennes. Ind May 1.-THE plant OF the Enter
to-day. The insurance is $4,000. One hundred men
are thrown out OF work.
Baltimore, May 1.-THE first OF the seventeen
year locusts due this month were seen in the pub
lie parks Of Baltimore to-day. The. insects that
have appeared are without wings As soon they
appeared above the surface OF the earth they
sought the nearest trees and began TO climb to the
branches.
Williamsport, Penn. May 1.-THE eastbound flyer
on the Philadelphia and Erie division OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad ran into the end of freight
train one mile west OF Jersey Shore to-day. killing
the engineer. Lewis Shriner. OF the PASSENGER train.
and badly injuring the conductor, George Kinley
OF the freight train. The passengers were un-
injured.
Butte Mont. May IF. Augustus Heinze and
his associates have transferred the Nipper, Minnie
Healey and number OF other claims to the Nip
pom Mining Company of New-York. Cora Rock
Island Purchasing Company, Minnie Healey and
the Montana Ore Purchasing Company. Thirty
three deeds filed in the county bearing
revenue stamps indicating a consideration OF
100000.
Philadelphia, May 17.-Ffre to-day completely de-
stroyed the cold storage warehouse of the Willow
Street Storage Company. at No Az to 4l6 New
market-st. The building was six stories in height
and covered half block OF ground. II filled
with all kinds of merchandise. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000, distributed among number OF
ing. 1t is believed their losses will be covered by
insurance.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

In a match between the Nyack Country Club and
the saegkin Golf Club at Yonkers yesterday. the
latter won by score of "a TO o. The contest opens
O series OF interclub games in the Hudson River
Golf Association.
At the Marine and Field Clubs links. at Bath
Beach, yesterday, there was a tie at 81 between
four players, whose method Of deciding the ward
by toss gave the prize 10 George L. Lord.
Two competitions run off simultaneously
yesterday al the Dyker Meadow links. the first for
the Lowell Cup and the other for the Pusiver Cup
In the former the results were: CroweI Hadden
beat W. F. Richards. l up Cnineteen hoes); George
Barnes beat A. r. Fish. up and TO play; James
F. Bartle beat c. 3. Van Brunt. up; Marvin p
Lyon beat F. H. wilkins / For the Pusiver
Cup there was bogie handicap Of eighteen holes
medal play.
The first match play round for the championship
Of the Morris County Golf Club was played yes
terday on the Morristown links. the results being
tnsf rTefson best MoTeRn smith by yp 1e
10 play: p. II. j. Frelinghuysen beat j. A. Tying
default
The Montclair team scored decisive victory over
the Yountakah golf team in the match at Mont
clair yesterday, winning by 50 holes to L.
In the semi-fnal -ound the Apawamis Golf
Club Of Rye yesterday for the Wainwright Cup
J. D. Foote beat F. A. Moore by up and to play
and H l. Phillips beat J. A. Peck. up and to
sented by f. NJ. Freeman was also played.
The public golf tournament that has been in
progress for several weeks among the frequenters
Of the Van Cortlandt Park links, was won yester-
dav by O. Kirkby who defeated William Wallace
in the final round. by 10 up and to play. In the
erni-fnals, played in the forenoon, Kirkby won
from William Freelaad by up and to play,
while Wallace beat c.. II. Upham, up and 4 TO
play Kirkby awarded the Morosini Cup.
The EngeWood golf team beaten st the Short
Hills links yesterday by the Baltusrol by the
overwhelming score of 81 to L
In the qualifying round of the spring champion
ship of the Poweltcn Golf Club. of Newburg yes
terday the following eight players were declared
eligible for the championship: j. s. Taylor. 81:
Joseph Chadwick. jr. So; John Smith 81: w r
Hilton. 81: Sidney Lockhart 80: w Wettereau SO:
F. A JoYa. SO: T. F. Chadwick 81. The May handf-
cap cup by J. s. Taylor, with a score of
&E-S. J. +. Chadwick was second.
There the first weekly play for the Acker-
man Handicap Cup for women in addition to the
weekly competition for the boys and golf com
mittee cups the Hillside Tennis and Golf Club
course Piainfeld, yesterday. There was large
field Of players and much interest in all three
contests. In the afternoon there was the weekly
play for the golf committee cup Morrison Dumont
and T r. Van Roskerck tied with an 50 net
for first honors but Dumont forfeited his position
for failing 20 post his name
George w. Lethbridge made a record over
the course Of the South Orange Field Club yester-
cay afternoon. making the round Of eighteen holes
In rs strokes.
Last years tie for second place in the East Jer-
ssy Golf Association series decided yesterday
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PRINCETON. 18; GEORGETOWN. >.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1RUxE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Princeton, n. j.. May l7.-Princeton defeated
Georgetown here this afternoon Georgetown set
the ball rolling by making two hits and scoring
two runs in the first inning and the home players
went out in order The latter team tailed five
runs In the next two innings. and in the fourth Nc
Kay replaced Bewitt in the box. hut after allow
Ing four consecutive bases on balls. he relieved
and Cox was put in. He held the Tigers down un-
III the eighth inning when Pearson made home
run and Wells landed three-bagger. Pearson
weakened in the sixth inning. and raped for
Iour straight singles, which netted Georgetown
three runs He braCed at the end OF this inning
and allowed only two more hits during the game.
Failure 10 find Stevens's and poor iudg-
ment in base running explains GeorgetOwns small
score while timely hitting aided by nine bases on
balls. largely accounts for Prnceton's thirteen
runs A home run by Pearson Meier's fine batting
ana helding. MorEans all round work and Stevens ;
pitching were features of the game. Attendance.
5000. The
Georgetown ........2 o q 3 G o. :
Princeton ..........O 3 o o 3 x-f3
Batterios-Blewitt. Mckay and Cox; Apherous
and Green. Umpire-Burns.
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ALL FACIAL A SKIN AILMENTS

sUPERFIT0Us HAIR. Warts. McIes re
novel tguaranttCd) with electricity
painless. Mime. MEBBER, Gi3 Bedtv.i-
ave. frooblyn. near rem ST.
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YACHTING.
THE HUGUENoT CLUBS REGATTA

The Huguenot Yacht Club of New-Rochelle
opened the yachting with regatta yes
terday In the dory class Ketch II was sailed
by Miss Ethel James the sixteen -year-old daugh-
ter OF Commodore james of the Huguenot Yacht
Club. and the young sailor able to take second
place IN the fleet at the anish. In the 2l-foot
raceapout class the Merrywing, of last year,
the MaVls. owned by 5 c. Prie, outsailed the Ade-
ialde, Herreshon craft of earlier year. and
II was only a case of seconds when the Ok took
hrst prize from the Sayonara in the 25-foot sloop
class. The Lambkin, owned by Stephen W. Roach
nnlshed hfst among the Manhasset Bay raceab bouts
The races were managed by H. c. Ward. and @. G.
Allan and l.. c. Ketchum were also of the regatta
committee.
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ATTORNEYS.

Law EH snllcits legitimate business: nc
lee nhless successful: consultation free
klELS =. MALTBY. PIT Broadway
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A TAPEWORM REMEDY.

NEVER KNOWN to fail; thousands cured
the tapeworm complete In two hours.
WERTHEIMER. $40 Grand-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
ANTIQUE ART FURNITURE.

ARTISTIC wood carver: / can produce on
wood any artistic design desired. Antique
furniture reproduced. DELLA MONICA,
2l3 East 2Sth-st. Telephone 1894 Mad. Sq
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
NAVY. ,: ARMY. 2.

West Point. n. Y. May 1.-THE baseball game
here to-day between the Army and Navy drew a
large crowd. Inability to hit and errors lost the
game for West Point. Their errors were nearly all
costly. The Navy hit when hits were needed. and
played a snappy game. Chids especially distin-
guishe himself In the eighth inning by a beautiful
running catch back OF third base West Point
made fine rally in the eighth; and II looked as
II they intended TO repeat IL I'm the ninth. but they
failed TO do so. The score was 20 3
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
THE WINNERS AT CHICAGO.

Chicago. May III. N James, Of the Glenview
Golf Club to-day the Chicago Cup. the chief
trophy of the Chicago Golf Clubs annual tourna-
ment. by defeating ". T. Pittsbury of Onwentsia
up and to go. Phelps B. Hoyt. Of Glenview. the
Western amateur champion, captured the second
cup, defeating Wilbur j. Kettlestrings, of West
ward Ho. up and 1 to play Herbert Templeton
or Westward Ho Club. won the third cup, defeating
John r. Gott, Of the Wheaton Club, by the score
OF up and TO play in the finals.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
OF INTEREST TO HoRSEnEy.

visit to James ". Renwick's warerooms. Nos.
223 and 225 West Fo-ty-sixth-st.. will repay any
prospective carriage purchaser. the assortment
of reasonable carriages is of the most replere
in the city. One OF the smartest vehicles which
he is showing is a seated natural wood golf
wagon. The body is OF selected birds eye maple
finished OF IN small panels. which worked
OF the solid wood, producing smart effect All
told. 1t is desirable vehicle for the country
William H Gays showrooms, at No S5 West
Broadway. present attractive features in cut under
runabouts. station wagons and many other de-
signs.
The call for this years design of the pneumatic
speed and road wagon seems to be increasing daily.
Several OF the large manufacturers report an
precedented demand for this wagon
Henry Fairfax. OF Aldie. Va. won the silver
hackney cup offered by W. D. Grand for the six
best horses
A. ". Adams, Of the firm of ]. F. Goodrich &
Co, is again back at his desk.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
/, NEW METHOD OF TREATING.

ALL DISEASES OF the skin. blood. nervous
system absolutely cured. New methods
FACIAL TREATMENT surgery kidney
bladder troubles. blood poisoning. nervous
debility, chronic weaknesses tumors, Vsri-
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health. happiness restored. Consultation
free. lis or IS Or. NELDEN l3 East
2gth-st
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CANES ON OTHER FIELDS.

At Syracuse-Syracuse 7; Colgate, ..
AT Amherst-Amherst, 5; BOwdon, 0.
At EXeter-Phups- Exeter. D; Harvard Second
team. 1.
AT Andover-Tufts. Q: Phps-Andover, Z.
At Lewiston-Bates, q: Colby. 5.
At Burlington-Union College, l3; University OF
Vermont. IA
AT Bay Ridge-Columbia s; Crescent Athletic
Club, 8.
At Chappaqua- -Chappaqua Mountain Institute
16; Hudson River Military Academy, l.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
CORNELL. 10: MICHIGAN. o.

Ithaca, " Y. May l7-The University OF Michi-
gan baseball team lost 10 Cornell to-day in a game
replete with Bristos three base hit in the
ninth decided the contest. Score by innings;
r F
Cornell .......-.....O o 3 . 3 10 IL s
Michigan ..........O 0 o . o o o
Observation-Disclosures. Bristol and whnnery: Uuey and
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BOSTON, 3; CHICAGO. /.

Chicago May 17.-Boston won pitchers battle in
the third inning, three bases on balls error and
two singles scoring three runs. Chances triple 10
the centre field fence and out saved the local
a shut out Attendance. $500. Score;
Chicago ......-..-....0 ! Q o o Q o al
Batteries-Gardner Chance Pittinger Kitredge
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PLAYERS GO BACK TO NATIONAL.

Chicago. May 17-President Ban Johnson of the
American League to-day announced that no further
effort would be made TO keep Lajoie Bernhard
and Frazer from returning the National League.
I'VE willing TO fight their battles for them,
but they afraid to take any chances with the
courts All do is to let them CO." said Mr..
Johnson.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
YALE. 4; ORANGE A. C. 3.

New-Haven. Conn, May 1.-THE Yale baseball
nine in an exciting game this afternoon defeated
the Orange Athletic Club nine in thirteen innings
by the score OF to 3. The game marked by
good team work on both sides. The by in
nings follows:
R.HE
Orange A. CT o o q o o o O-3 :
Yale ..-....O l / o o o o o O o O Il Q 3
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WESLEYAN. 10; WILLIAMS. 2.

Middletown. Conn. May T.-Wesleyan gained
substantial lead the triangular league to-day by
defeating Williams. The game was marked by the
snappy work of the Wesleyan infeld. Turrell.
who pitched for Williams. hit hard and had
rather poor support The score by innings:
Wesleyan ............O o l ! / o 4 / 2-1o 10 1
Williams ........... o . o o % 6 I
Batteries-Chapman and Ingls Turrel and Mccarthy.
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Brooklyn at ST.
Cincinnati.
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. May II (speciaD.-The Cincinnati team
outpayed the New-York nine at every point to-
day. and won easily. Mathewson was not himself.
and his support was wretched at times. The nome
team took the lead in the opening inning. ana hao
no trouble in holding it to the end. Jones ana
Dovle did the best work for the New-York team.
The New-York men escaped shutout, with single
run in the sixth inning The score:
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LAFAYETTE. 5; LEHIGH. ..

bethlehem. Penn. May lion Lehgh Field La
fayette punched hits and by playing errOrless
game the first OF the series from Lehigh.
Score:
r. II. Z
Lafayette ........-..I O-5 o
IehiEh -............O o o o o % 5
Batterles-Johnston and Irwin Farabaugh and Llley
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P1TTsBURG. o; PHILADELPHIA, 3.

Pittsburg May 17.-Duggleby's support was poor
and the errors costly. but the hits made off his de-
livery would have the game. Two OF Pitts
burg's errors counted for a run each. Attendance.
500. Score
r. II. z.
P,ttsbuTs tSsglIs :-..........I T-s -
Batteres-Tannehin Smith: Duggeby and Jack
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Io estimate the merit OF this performance it is
necessary TO compare with il the peculiar nature
OF the Huntingdon Valley links, which has total
playing length of $3.50 yards with holes running
Out ....2GO $50 a25 4S5 800 4s0 23O l5o-s 100
In 100 335 345 260 800 27O 435 24O-2 76O
Rodman E GTiscOm- enjoyed a share of the
honors which fell the Philadelphia team. by
making the round in 50 and beating his man. r. c.
Sut .-...--------3 81
C. L. Tappin the Westbrook player beat A. J.
Y: Gallagher by l up. while A. De Witt COchrane.
OF Ardsey. won from F. II. Bohen, of the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club. by similar score. Their
cards
teSia teochTane ............6 -.......6 5L3
Cochrane ..........'....5 4+i-Ss
Allan Kennaday. Of Montclair. was up on
Marion Wright and Adrian H. Larkin, of Nutley.
! up on George A Crump. The summary Of
the team match was:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
BASEBALL.
CINCINNATI OUTPLAYs NETWORK AND
WINS EASILY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati g. New-York / Pittsburg 8; Philadelphia g.
Boston 3. Chicago, l. st. Louis, 4; BROOKLYN 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 7; Boston 5. Chicago. 6; ST. Louis.
Baltimore. Z; Washington, 3. Cleveland, a. Seuolt V'
GAMES TODAY
Frooklvn AZ ST Louis New-York al Cincinnati.
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Jersey City..................O o 2 x-I4
Earned runs-BuraIo 8: Jersey City 3. First base on
errors-Buffao 3: Jersey City. 5. Left bases-Buf
fao o: Jersey City, 3. Two-base hts-Shnde C2) Hay
ward Three-base hts-Millgan. Donahoe Stolen bases
La Mack, Halligan Hayward Sacri-
fee ht-Grmshaw. First base on balls-On Hawley 2:
o La Ray, 3: OFF McCann g. on Pfanmiller l. Hit by
bv Ia Ray 2; by Mccain. by Pfanmiler l. Tin1eh =
30O JJmpire-Rinn. Attendance-3.5O0.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
TROTTING.
GOOD BRUSHES AT THE PARKWAY DRIv-
ING CLUB.

ING CLUB.
The tenth annual opening and first matinee race
meeting Of the Parkway Driving Club took place
yesterday afternoon on Ocean Parkway The fine
weather made the going fast, and the track
was in good condition. some fair brushes were the
result. The large balconies and veranda OF the
clubhouse filled with admirers OF the sport,
and they applauded the winners in each contest
The summaries:
Three minute trot (one-half mile heats best
hvelWon by Colonel Buington's bay geding Impstence
IA r Mollenhauers chestnut Miss Hubbard second
leslie podse-s bay gedinE Fred third; F c. Lemmer-
mann 8 bay mare Caprice fourth Time. 1:f2
Two,fourteen trot (han mile heats. best in three(
Won by E T. Benord's black Antrinla: Z. J.
Flynns bay mare Cozette A. second: J. T. Dinsees
bay mare Dolly Duroc, third. Time. 1:O5A.
Two-toureeu thalf-mile three
Won by Nat Wards brown gelding Quarterstake Fred
Jacobuss bay geldng Lord Belgrave second; e War
Tens chestnut geIdng Wikie Red Buck. third. Time.
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BROOKLYN BEATEN AGAIN.
ST. LOUIS HITS HARD IN ONE INNING FOR
THREE RUNS.

St Louis. May II (SpeciaD.-The game to-day be
tween the Brooklyn and st. Louis teams was hnev
played the home players winning through steady
hiring in the fifth inning Outside of that inning
Donovan pitched finely. The Brooklyn men played
a faultless game in the field, but could not solve
the deceptive curves of Yerkes when hits meant
runs The score
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
ALL KINDS OF FOLDING BEDS

REPAIRED cleaned: warranted bug proof;
special springs furnished; furniture re-
paired and upholstered T. L ODELI.. lil
West l9th-st
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CONNECTICUT LEAGTE.

At New-Haven-New- Haven 13: Bridgeport. L
At New w-Londnn-N0rwic 9: New-London. 8.
At Hartford-HartfCrj, 4; Meriden 8.
At Waterbury-Waterhury, s; Springfield, ..
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
PHILADELPHIA
NEW-YORK.
MIDLAND DEFEATS FLUSHING.

In a team match at Flushing yesterday, between
the home players and team from the Midland
Golf Club. Of Garden City, the Flushing players
beaten by a of % TO 2 Walter J.
Travis, the amateur champion, appeared with the
visiting team and was paired with r. NJ. Little
John, whom h, defeated by 13 up. The summary:
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A HooN TO SUFFERERS.

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NEWARK BEATEN AGAIN

Rochester made II two straight yesterday in a
pitchers battle at Newark Becker was invncibIe
Franciss work short and McIntyre's in left
were features. In dsputing decision at second
in the sixth Griffin grew pugilistc and was sent
to the bench by Umpire Murphy. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

The second half Of the match is to be played in
New-York in the fall
In the afteTnoon the same players were paired
at foursomes. and this match showed the Phila-
oeiphians up TO still greater advantage, the final
score being 10 to 3 in their favor. The summary:
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At Bingha amton-Binghamt mton, 4; Albany, 3.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 5: Troy. g.
At Enthusiastically. Z; Utica T.
At Ilion-Ilion, 8; A. j. & G., 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY DEFEATS BUFFALO IN HEAVY
HITTING GAME

Jersey City defeated Buffalo at Jersey City yes
terday Four pitchers used in the game
Hawley retiring in the second and McCann in the
eighth inning. In a wrangle Law and Shaw were
put out of the game by the umpire. The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
FLUSHING.
MIDLAND.
HUDSON RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.

The team championship series of he Hudson
River Golf Association started in a successful
way at Garrison yesterday. with match between
the Highland Country Club, of that place and the
Mount Pleasant Field Club, of Ossning The lat
ter team won by a score of q to ?. The summary:
Mt. PLEASANT FIELD HIGHLAND C C
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AT CLEVELAND.

6efrois 6,syeland ....:...6 ,...:.:::6 %
Batteries-Moore and Bemis; MuIin. Cronln and Nc
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AT CHICAGO.

r. Fl. 2
Chicago .............2 o x-6 13 3
Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Sudhon Reidy and
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AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore ........-.1 II 2
Washington ..........0 3 1-5 3
Batteries-Hughes Robinson; Patten Drill and
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

Henry Fairfax. Of Aldie Va, the silver
hackney cup offered by ". D. Grand for the six
best horses
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AVOID PAIN-SANE TEETH.

NEW IpE pEA.-Diseased gums treated.
scientific method: gold display not ne
cessary. GILBERT DENTAL ROOMS. az
West l25th ST Open nights.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
a NURSES REGISTRY.

MARBLE FIGURES. Antiques. cleaned and
repaired. CHARLES KOEsHL. Il years
WITH Stnrn Iirns 80 West ll6th-
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PENNSYLVANIA
.Batted for Brown in ninth.

Totals 81 5 G q IS 4
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RROOKLYN.
ST. LOUIS

Brooklyn .....................O o o o IL
Earned runs-St. Louis 3. Two-base hits-FarreI
Barclay Hartman Dolan. Flood Sacrifice hits-C. Mich
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