davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1902-06-12
Fsodu. of Osr.men for Henley.

An exodus Of oarSmcn Who sock honor.
~ the Henley regatta N England bcgan
N"si rday When & Titus. N" American
amateur sculler sailed for the other side
on M. steamship Manltou TITUS will try
10 win the diamond sculls ". took With
him a new -h-l. said TO h. built on lines
which make ~ very fast LOUIS Schol-s.
Of Toronto. who defeated Titus On the Har-
lem last Memorial Day. sailed on the Ger
marIc. h" also being after th" Diamond
SOULS and speaking OF Schors. Titus aid
Schole- - q fine fellow. but | am confident
| can beat him Rut even To make good
showing IN III" fast company ~ Henley will
b. q satisfaction
TN the same boat with Scholes was the
-ight-oar~d crew of the Arsonaut Rowing
luh of Toronto. regarded ~ one of the most
formula hls crews that over went from this
side To win laurelS ~ Henley Their trainer.
'apt Barker. led the Canadians to victory
4 gainst the Bo-r leader. Cronie. A. Faarde>-
i"rg In South Africa Tho ArgouAuts have
done speedy ROWING IN trials They row~d
= mile and q half N dead water IN : minutes
y seconds the other day The crew u COM
POSED Of Joe Wright. stroke u X MaCken-
lie. ' Dusgan, =. J. & Mason. :. "
liamhet. A " I Kent. : u " Parment.r.
. y Hardisty. bow. and y Bast~do, ooN-
swain
The sun., 1902-06-12
NOOUORUV FOR sc HOOL NETTING
1nterschoiastic Athletic Association Said
To Ha,o Incurred Debt Again.

special meeting Of the New York In
terscholsstic \ 4. was called to he
held at Columbia Grammar school yester-
day. but no quorum responded The
meeting was to have been an Important
one. as officers were to have been elected.
hut that was no induccmrnt for the young
-ters. This meeting was the second
one postponed within . week. There II no
chance of holding another meeting until
October There were several delegates pres:
-nt yesterday who wanted the meeting held
and officers elected. hut Others said u would
not he fair 10 the schools not represented
from present indications there viii be .
hard nsht for the Presidency. No less than
five candidates will he In the field when the
proper tim. comes
N was said on good authority that the asso-
citation will he largely In debt again this year.
The exp~nS~s for running the various cham
pionshp- have hs-n unu-uslly large and the
revenu" very small The hgge-t expense
us- for the nae of B-r kelley oval for the track
championships. which va si:S THIS eS-
Iense Will b" much reduced next season. a.
arrangements practically have been mad.
Tor tho Use ~ PAstime oval
The sun., 1902-06-12
sOtIH FIELD ron FOOTBALL.
Report NJ Co,umbta tpproprtatiea to
Improve the Property.

yes;erdsv that the authorities have deter
mined to appropriate several thousand dol
lars for the lrvelline of South Field and pre-
pairing II for tho fall football games II I.
understood tha, stands are 20 be- erected
and a new running track built President
Butler announced that friends Of the unt-
v-rSity would take title to the mine acres
Of property TODAY 20 make " easy for ID.
university to acquire ~ neat year Tn.
plans do not Contrmp plate the Use of the feld
solely for athletic PURPOSES hut N building
are erected they will stand on the edses
The athletic managers feel that ~. scqui-
sltion Of the field " ~ he the making of Column
hd hl'ttrS and 4 student movement II
planned tu celebrate the steps already taken
10 bring IN" property under tn" control Of
the college
The sun., 1902-06-12
<cw ise,i~e ~ Vale Ia Register Pressure
M OariOrk.

NV HAVEN. June II Vale has q now
s'h"m~ for aiding IN ihs selection ~ hcr
Varsity crow of the future of which Prof
". Marshall. - = instructor m tho Sh-i
Geld Scientific School. i IN" inventor II
l. pf">-ur.-recording oarlnck mschin-.
which has for ttS object tho determination
Il the pressure eNerted nv an oar>man an the
oatlock Tn" PRINCIPAL feature - the graphic
illl~tra ton 81 IN" pressure sNgrtsd At
zach point m tho stroke n can h. used for
all distances M =" four mics In. appli.
am" = PLACED IN the end "f IN" nutrigger
weight IT each machine will ha about three
pounds " T. IN" only mR,hin" a. pr-sen,
known which can b" appled ~ an eight
cared she'll and al" tho only ono which vill
record each strok" made N q -four. iute rar.
Irm Marshall has been Working IN the
msrhin" Tor abpui . wear. after consulting
APT Ria sdeu uf ls-, year. crsv Who Thought
hat machine ~ this sort "a grcatl, needed
" VII be pui =" regular Use n"Nt fall
The sun., 1902-06-12

Eastern teague.
At yosCHrryR

Eastern ieague.
At ~oscurya
Wcfrss'>r a
Newark o. .
Batteries fak cnberg snd Steeinan Cros, and
ClArk
AT MONTREAL
Toronto o o o-s 10 a
Montreal o o \ .
Batteries Hrgss aud TON Raub and runer
Al rHoyIprScr.
pIovdenc. n =
Jersey CITY a "a a
BATTERIES conn Aad Brown Burns and ucManu.
Al RoCHEsrpb
RochrStsr y o - a
Buffalo - / q o
Batteries Berkef and Phelps Grey ard shaw
The sun., 1902-06-12
~ chicago.

CHICAGO. June ii.-NAry LAvana. the prohlbi,ivs
fANorite at ~ 20 ~ In the Petite stakes At Harlem
TO day. finished neat to last In neld Of sl. sum
maries
First Race-rhe furiongs s-Glendon iio Go.
burn, to L. won. King Harmon. ITO Prior. Is
10 l. wound. John c. King. ITO Winkneidl, ' TO 5.
third Time of
second Race STA furiont.-li.f Prince Is
HoaU. 10 to I. won. Emma { l.. lot Dean tto |.
sound MARI Pine. is ,Mew-sl. IS to /. third
Time. ip.5
hurdles ps>entef. iS Johnston. to l. won.
Farrell lit Taylor. to 1. second. Corrillo. Ia
tClay'. 10 20 / third lime. NJ
Fourth Race The Petite STAKES. -four and q half
hltiongs Josette. MS toburnt. = to l. ~un. Iva
Russeti liz y Woods 20 1. second Huck. ITO
sullivan, 10 to I. third Time, OsoiS
Ftith Race STA fuTlonss s-Judcious. W walsh.
To won LAS Of tAnsdon. 10. Lyme, to l.
second Rrsea, Ioi 'hifkcnruth', 10 to I. third
Time. ~ SIS
Si,th Race-Sis futIongs Stuyve 100 dIoarn.
q to S Won. Maggie Davis. ~ W Waldo. TO J.
s~~und Gon'Aon. los Coburni 2to I. third. Tine.
Iisaj
seventh Race one mile and . quarter-Major
MAnsif. Its Cohurni, To l. won Prairie Dog iox
tHouSton'. IS to l. second NasSal Dance. ~ tOtisi,
: to third Tine. 2isS5
The sun., 1902-06-12
- Am No, /. B~,,,ns Man." SAY. I.a~..o.

BosroN. June ~ Thomas " lawson.
when he saw III. Detroit despatch saying that
D.. y smather> owner Of Lord Derby. had
tslegraph-d Mr. Iaw,on his d~sir. Ia het
$50. Oso With the latter on the match H., veen
Lord Derby and Boraln,a on AUG At Hart
ford for s2ooso side. aid tha, no such
despatch from Mr. SmAt hers had b~rn re-
c"iv"d bv him should he telegraph you.
what reply would YOU mako him. xssA.ked
Mr LAWSON I should inform him that I
would not b@t with him or any other man
on a hor-" race. | am not betting man
tn" nearest approach To wager on a rae.
ever max" J. IN tho form Of a gentlemsn'-
agreement ~ part of the arrangements for \
match. hut that l. alNsv~ With the iipula' ION
that my winning, " any. -hall b. given TO
charity
The sun., 1902-06-12

AGENT EMAN WIIISAcpIFI,r rORy
his HANpSOMf HACkNFN HRt ID con hs s 4..
snlute( teaess OF eNrrl ming has sup~rh I'D
Extra HIGH hNtF MTlbN N~r sttracii.r 'n an
pesfanre IN Tact. a lRiIf for any ont wanting
pef'rri sadclc and hsrn~ss hors~ combined - .
WIZ Also a. le>s han " ARtEk NAl'I O. 3.
nNNI Nhahlh Nm NTlNEkS kt NAtnl
STATION WAGON. nREN SrrR bRurGH,i
iuhhct tires NltrORlA tu BBIK Ilhf-.
u MY GIG CART. nrht and hes,i srs-
and double harnrss, luIORrIp lads ana So
iidng ,sddle And bride AND Ci.oTH R0his,
hL'ANhtIN NfEkS OWNFRS IElLAfs
= NIAhI.E. a. Madisnn A. Nc AZ r.ih
The sun., 1902-06-12
Vale Dsss,ows Connection WIN no,er'.
Trip 20 England

Fred \ Nenck. Of Vale sailed m IN. =,
Louis Yesterday io take part m ho,ing houts
IN connection ~ith m. coronation c.lenra.
ton IN London. but b" Toes on IN own hook
entirely for Vale has positively disavow.d
INV connection With tho matter The yal.
authorities were determined that tho nam.
Of their university should not H. used IN con.
nesfion WITH Wenck q "trip aud to this and
u Lehman, the noted crew cnach Of Inc.
ests. Mr. Lehman has written to Dr And.,
son of Yale, that N. matter will ~ explained
to the oxford and Cambridge au,hortt,.s
Officially with the trip OF the American hon.r
viii he spoiled Sailing with wrnck vas
Of Harvard He and w~nck arc 10 NEE,
English college boxers
The sun., 1902-06-12
~ Vert Erie.

Erie N dAy ~As Just W the ukins OF benckait and
he ~on the mile event Ai odds OF eto The bionf'
q gauop summary,
fifa Race As furionss The Bronf- Demon.
tn tLousenl, 10 l. ~on. J Patrick, ~ tSuNenl
~ ~ second SiI kinxstoa. ios Il Walker. 10 70 I.
third Tine. itsA
George perry, iot Make, even won Ire Ridley
81 ,Malnwnshu. ~ 70 l. second. ChAmblee, i%
II Walker. , In I. third Tine 81
Thlrd Race II, tltionss Me>siha, % tAdsmN
to I, wun. hatch Miller ia ~ Sieelei, 10
FoIr,h Raee- 81. furions, -rsknan. 81 WAN
wright sto I. won Maria Bolton. III u Roland, u
TO !. serond oomp-tiior. ios Adsns. s to /. third
Time. isA
son, . 10 !. won LAuniA " &c Kelley. ~ ].
second. Obsunats. Simon. us tWAinwrShu. ?to !.
third Time. e.
slith RAee-Sii furionss-commenA M
Johnson,. 70 !. Won. llthium, III Hayden, eto
second Maple. Io1 Adams. . TO I, third Time III.
The sun., 1902-06-12
Another Basebail nuass.

sr Lorts. June ~ The object OF the
recent visit OF Han johnson to this city leaked
out to-day when u wa. ssmi-onfcially stated
that he came her. To notify Mr. Hedges Of
the Browns that he had ,uccccdsi In getting
the consent OF Hans Wagner. shortstop.
burg Pirates, 10 Jump 20 the American League.
and u was current report IN baseball Circles
that these two stars viii JOIN the brown
day. June rs THIS action Of Han Johnson
IN stealing two stars from Dreyfns is said
TO be IN retaliation for the latter having
S.'rred the signature OF young Naioney,
tho phenomenal receiver Of the Browns TO
contract to play with the Pirates in 1904
The sun., 1902-06-12

ST ioUts June II .- Mickey u second choice,
took the feature al the Pair Grounds To day.
RAnsch magnificent hiding contributed Arg.iy
To tuis result. summaries
Iirst itse~ fou' and half furlougs- Porquoi
pas. iOp ti~li. to I. Won LekinGton bess. loo
Singleton. l. 20 S second lmmor'eil 100 90 Nellp.
~ to T. third Tine. 0S
SECOND Race >ls fIflongs Britton. los iBeau-
Champ. Ito s. won DoeSsln. i0o lHsnschI. S to ,.
second Wounded Knee, ~: jones'. q 10 l, third.
Time. I 49,,
Third RACE one mile and n wards vsrro. Ios
Matthews. Ito I. Won Ha,ttsnd. iOs ,forninickl.
20 :. second nskerh. io1 Esrn, ~ 10 l. third.
Time. "a
Fourth Pace one mile and an sighth-rerra
FirrnA i1- ttIomnick tn To- won Corrigan, los
tRsn>rhi. ? 10 ~-~ond L-rAr-. loD tDonegani. Is
Ia L. third. Time, so.
Fiuh RACE ~, fufiunss Mickey u. III tRanschl
s,o l. Prank B~r. Ios ti,oneghuI to I, second.
Dgle. ~ tSrulNI. ~ 10 I, third Tiur. li'.
Silth far. IN. mile and three sltt~rnths-
" n Gates lOj lonegAn, 1870 s. won. Jim Vim
lG7 Matthews 10 l. -~cond Nineprrss. iOi
OConnot 80 I. third Time nj
The sun., 1902-06-12
NsW savaess yes van rssSA
eessss ss~sss ,ss v1e.e~ss Ne tsss ssss
No. ssu<~ tsee.

%. announced s ,h- Polo oreasd.
y--tsfdsy hs, O.ors. smith. the captain
and s-coad ba..saan Of the Nsv fetks. hsd
been sold By fre~dnnsn 10 take the manage
menf of the team sl.o that Horace toseL
d"t"--d. continues In the employ Of the
clah In the capacity Of purchasing sfen',
.. u we're Their. have been rumors ~ lat"
ths' fos~l vss 10 walk the plank and Join
The long hat Of N-~ york st-mansser.
Managers have como and gone 90 ranidly
change- occasion no surprise
fos"l u one Of many N an association
Si FORMER New York manager. ever should
Dc lorm-d tts nembership would contain
enough names to form q ball team OF ".
own with an extra man Mhoeser man
ages N the New York club needs more players
OF major league ability
The sun., 1902-06-12
American associ alto,
Oihrr Games.
At Providence

4, Toledo Louisville. &, Toledo. /.
The sun., 1902-06-12
D~-isioa tsaips, Art S,m,rs.

foRT fUir, June ~ Art Sirnms. tho Akron
Lightweight Lost fight last night when
Refer"" N'Rride awarded the decision 90
rirl"y supplies ~ the end of 2r-round con
test ~ IL" International \ & ~ times both
boxers w.r" literally covered with blood
b"uti" ~ Rtl"n knocked out " tlynn In tho
last minute ~ the tenth round ~ the pre-
lirinarN Warren Shuhrick scored a knock-
out over J"e h~"f" N the second round ~
III second bout
The sun., 1902-06-12

Young Corhe,t and hid Rtoad hs,e been matched
ssain. This tim" rhnAdelphis viii be the scene
oi'he ~onniet rhe date - June - The cncouni,r
Will he limited 20 St rounds A. - pounds Corhstt
wll In, IN thr meah'ims and hn oppon-ut viii
probably hr Joe bernsirn Tho NmericAn \ &
Of chicago has offered young Roth~eil = purse 10
face BERNSTEIN there On juno - In "a round
encounter and hr has accepted me prospects ~
Young Cnrhstt and Nhr Nitrii meeting a. p~uVsf
his month appear to hs slim The Arthoritiss
~ thAt r'tA have made gp 'h-'' nnind.
On pugilisfn
The sun., 1902-06-12
Peter Nsh~r Has . Tigh; Squeeze at
Phil adelphin.

Peter Msher met Fred Russell. the Montana
heAVyweisht. in ski round bout AZ Phils-
delphls IN Tuesday night For the nr-t
four rounds Msher did exceptionally we'll
hut IN the fourth and nth he tired perceptihlv
lie got HON" some hard iolt- over RUSSELL.
heart and had the Nesterucr worried In the
rnal round Russell swung ht> left on Maher's
lsN and Sacs"f"d tn" lrshn IN Russell
followed M hts advantage hut isher cluns
on desperately and ~ this way saved himself
n the tsfsr". va- trNtug to separate them
the bell changed saving Maher from = knock-
uut Russell would have received the verdict
h ad anv been rendered
The sun., 1902-06-12
swan To Coach Yale pco,bsu Team.

Joseph v swan. Who PLAYED risht end for
Val" last year. will 10 Wales principal coach
on a." hrld IN u"Nt f.l's gtidit"n campaign
"" vill not he eNscilv What i known a. head
coach hut for all practical purposes that
Will 10 hts position on the field Walter camp
Nlll n" III" teams final authority and chiet
adviser and with him ,sIs chadwick viii
confer rn matter ~ moment Ihi- j. some.
vhst different from prev tptIs arran s.meut-
when the h-ad coach hs- be.n the court NJ
husl appeal. Harvard hrai coach for
ncAi .en,nn. HaIlcA. va. .lsn an cnd
The sun., 1902-06-12
Gardner ps,. ~. .:oo Tor 81, Valentine.

small crowd was present ~ 'he sale of
yearllng- held nv the fisig- Upton COMPANY
~ th. Grav~ssnd track Yesterday. bur while
the bidding m the frst part v1- lsh' n tni-
proved toward the end WITH the result that
good pric"- were received ~ Valentine
in the ONnafd lnt. went for the highest amount
Ne - . h.l colt nv Hin var Bracelet, be-
ING halt-hroth"r ~ Bangl" y Gardner,
Who owned bansl". Nas the purC ha-sr for
- eoo The neNt bot price vas s2.'H gwen
hv Tom Nelsg for Moot - kav, colt nv
Lsh"r Turoock Ihl. Na~ The last Of the
E~h"r. Gr""u n Norris gave ~ ~ for
a nly nv imp Ba'hampton imp MarCianssi
and afisTNard -Nld hs would not sell her
for les than sA."D Imp Matcian"~i was
on" of IN. leading mHre> IN England and
the late Marcus balv paid a bug prlc" 10 get
her fof hi> English breeding establishments
m" principal ~al"> N"r"
pKor,Rrr HINps . n,sEE auLssont srup AZ
Hsy colt, by Himyat Wing shot J. q Madden. $40
Juli~n Nsr rh e., bv ,Hafadc Erfa 1.
Chestnut, colt. 10y Hahn. ro.ln. 7 Hnch
cork, u .. ....... 10
rRorsrrr a. 7. oNNasp. NV roRK
Chestnut colt, BY INN kngh, of the Thistle
Chss,aui my. h, imp na,LAmpton Bslanr.
IA, nl,. hy inp I,idor B-lIc of Rut,.
st Vai-nun, e h, HimyM Brac,I-,
Brown colt hy riaudr Gsns-s = Mad
den O0
n,, nl b, imp ns'h'mp'on imp Mar
Chrsinui nlh. hy imp INidor Miss Isude
man loSnsT 20
rnoFtHrT = HoNroostHr pHsSkrotr kr
RtoVu colt =, imp - G~orE- unhe WI
Hams W'ch s7"o
rrorrNrf sipSt, BruvoHp sPrIso sr.rIoS tr
Ju,,isslma ch Z. hy Nr NAlsr Ju"c'a
Roo, q tM br hy Imp Eshsr Turrocs
! Welsh ?0oo
The sun., 1902-06-12

going away. must scii irmcdatrN Fsrfer~.
heniucsy bred f,N tro'ting and f,tistI- 'ar
Animal com bin~d iS'. hsnds ace AZ 'rt 80 %.
siIsld ot nothing showed 'riAl IN ?iss rn f~-.r'.
susfantecd sound gentle undFt al' ctr .rsFAr .rs.
snn ttu' full mile IN ?-S si1W arpIs frr' Asf.
~ hrfAlns rNrnslon ton fNmt. SuffrE fHhI ~'-
I'red rihAhou', >tNUsh family ifsp s-H's rN.
four latest style pneumatic fun,6pui 90. frH.v
nss Sn >rpNfatelN ONNTR, rN.'h
sirrdsm and " rNi IND a.. Nrn NnrL rL--
The sun., 1902-06-12
JorsIan Ia N~~ wcrsddec.

MD MrrAdd~n 81 San Francisco. WIN Lnocked
out Iem Wnnarn> IN. English bantam champion
wtn have smother match betor~ ne curne. hons
The Ameytran pugiltsi has signed to ne~, p-n
iofdan before the National sporting cub london
on June ~ TheN Will ny conclusions for nft~rn
rounds 81 ia pounds ThN encounter Win ns the
preliminary ~ the min be's-en Joe walcott and
Tommy NrS'
The sun., 1902-06-12
Odda ard End, sf Spor,.

rxsrss Y ". Jun. u -Mulan l. ander>on
son ~ Dr. wiliian G Anderson director Of m,
g. rnnAsiutn Al Nal~, vss yesterday el-cted csp
tain of tho Exeter Academy tfack team fot Issa
Tue Crescent ~ tletlc club Of Rroo1hn viii
hold an Invitation tenns Tournament under an.
auspices OF the nnrd states National lawn Ten
MS ASsociAtion ihrir rrsss courts ~ IsN Didr.
beginning on Nondsl. June "a and estrndins 10
saturday, June -. Intrusive round r,h,n
In singles WI be played. shd esAibhlon double
matches ~ BE- sN zen every Anernoon
The sun., 1902-06-12
HOnstS. CAWRI.G.p:s. a.
WILLIAM %. GRAl>,
WILLIAM ~ %. t.ttAs~,
~ q 81 Wooster ~.
lsk q J5i Mesa NraAdMAi.

CANOPY cr-rtNnFR si'RRrN. nsh, weight.
perfect order gN
CtTrNDER bIPo1 WAGON absolutely per
t,c, order -, ,C
in sood cond,lon 80
BRfAKiNG CART. run twice, led
EXTENSION TOP stRREy. iu., =, good a, -
TOP KNp SPRING BrGGy. in ,.ry good ron '''
diiion ..... 's
SIX PkSSENGFR waGoNErrH. ,,ry GOOD
order $50
SPiDrR PHAEToN. ,rry fair order. len,
CovERT WAGON WITH CoACHMAN SrAr
In splendid order 80
The sun., 1902-06-12
Baseball ssme~ To-s,a,.


NATIONAL LssorH
Pntsburg A. brooklyn ~ Louis a. New yots
CHI ago al Boston Cincinnsti At PhiladephiA
sNkrtCaS tIsarE
Washington N ~ iouis. BAlt more a. D,,rplt.
Boston Al Chl, ago. Philadelphia a. cleveland
H,erEss LrsdUt
Nore>iet st Jersey ttty, PtS,tdenre a. Newark
Toronto a. Rochester hunAlo a. Montreal
CoSsssrtCrT LssorH
New Haven al Neu London, Brtdrepor q, Nor
~lsh M,fiden A. Sprnsnsid. HAu iori at Mater.
The sun., 1902-06-12
.um ,orn-,, to prsh, =, pn,iad-,pn,s.

Jim Corhei' will IN all probability ha --e1
IN tho ring AGAIN b"for- next September
H~ hiss received an on~r - hoN either Jack
Root or Md carter AZ Philadelphia within
thr~~ weeks snd has .CCept~d carter and
Root AZ" slated ~ hsure IN ~iN-round mill
a. Hhllad"lphR Tomorrow night and 'hs
winner will b- pi't~d against Corhett cor.
hett has notified Matchmaker McCartv ~
the Penn Nr' & that ~ will h- ready 10
huN on Inns.
The sun., 1902-06-12
Terr, NcGo,~rn and Young orb~,s to
RcN Aug. 20

Tho encounter between Terry NcGovern and
Young Corb,tt IL to b~ dsrided ct Nr~ Ionao,
earlier than expected u l. reported hat Q I,c,n..
has been granted for ius - Th= original d.,.
of the ~ncoun'er sAs act tor time In Ortob.r
I am tranite daily aud feel airsacy tho ,f,cts n,
my WORK AID Mct'overn y~sterdal The ions
r~.t has done me world Of good N wtn vii
he Teady To bot any man my weight in the wo,ta
The sun., 1902-06-12
"P~d,sr" Palmer Ws,~h~d TO ns> In
England.

rhs rec-n, sweeping den ~ -pedlar- PsIm.,
has b>~n accepted and the former bantam ehsn
pion Of IN Gland has been matched 90 bos -D,ss,,-
StsnlsN IN a ~ round bput 81 London on June Ia
The sun., 1902-06-12
m fHE BASEBALL WORLD.
van i0Rks 10 NOR PIAS. Rtr
kOSTONS PtSS THEw.

rain Pre-, eass isesi Gsass -nsskiyss
.sia On tire Ghtesses. whs lsse 81 the
isss v'nnssespslas Is~fess stscs~asiss
tm-ri~ss t.~esse sse,esss- >ssss.
Rain caused . postponeussnt of both ~ the
local Nstionsl League games ye-tsrdsy
The Brooslvns. however. gained on the
th,caEo.. a. the lstter were beaten by the
Bo-,ons Tn. Ne~ Norks we're pas.sd by
B".ton The PhiisdelphiAs Won from the
Ctncinhatis The results and record follow
Boston. > ChIeAss.i
Phaaieipha. q ctaclaaau. ..
A. Nev yors-RAia.
A. Bsoohyn-Rsa.
The sun., 1902-06-12

~ Hsv~rhlI -HsNethili. s. ICyru
A. Nashua -Fall RIVER. Nashua
At concord -ConC1td. :. noSrrs
~ Manchester lAwr~nre NAnrhsxer
The sun., 1902-06-12
sc.s,,.h Curriers' 10 ,t,i, Canada.
,s,asI can, D,,rs,cA To Tvs srs.

Eni>R'E"H Jun" ~ 1t is proposed ,n
.snd a ~roitish curling team 10 Canada n.,,
season " representative meeting her.
TODAY torty-nve curriers' agreed ~ go Jhs
subject vii he referred to the Royal Gale.
doniRn ,urline club for approval and rI.
select ION of the team "
The sun., 1902-06-12
Purse of st0.MO or Soung Carh~tt
tgair>t Nseg~r or Nc:.o, rrp

The ohAIiens~ ~ R~nnv NAsger has borne 'rr
Ns-e-t'> manager. John Hert, hs, t-eei,-d q
despatch from Marry Corh~t' representing me
HAx~ VALLEY \ & of san francisco Offering Wager
rnuni bout Win Nnung C0fb-ti of reTrv
Ncs'nNrrn The cluh, according 20 Marry Corh~,t
wil guarantee putss Of so 0sn ~ psr rent
Of the gate f~'eir's
The sun., 1902-06-12
Wuxhe, Ncradd~n I,rses,. And, p,,,

The enooun,er hetseen Hushey NoPadden n,
RrooAbn and Andy Daly of Boston, b.sor, ,b.
National 9. NeN RfltAIn, Conn on Tuesday
might w.nt the limit. twenty rounds and was
~onlby MerAdden on points wv
The sun., 1902-06-12
Harness Ra~,ns o, Baltimore.

B,trtNorr. June II - Not fsvorite car
rcd m the money AZ the G.ntlemen's DrN-
irg Park TODAY In the ?io pace. Admiral.
who wss picked 10 win VAS distanc~d while
r'psn. Ia IN" easiest sort OF way sum
The sun., 1902-06-12

.Raited for Essan In the eighth inning
Two out when winning run scored
Boston o.. .......... % o -
chicago o o o 4,
flrst base on errors-Chiesgo. Lsft on bases
Boston. = Chicasn. 2 firt hase on halls Or
Easpn 4 ~ Taylor. :. StrIek out-Ry EA>on.
10y Taylor 4 Home run Dehon,Tevile Three
base hit Chance TsTp base hits Carney Long
Tinker sacrifice hit Cooley. stolen haze DeI
tsi Double plays Lone And Tenney q? ne
Monievile. f.oas and renney. faSssd hall
kttnise Umpire snilllon Tims-l hour and
,; minutes Attendance aOo.
PHILADELPHIA. q CINCINNATI. {?
PHiiA ptiSBi,, June II. = -Hallman's triple With
cinnau In the nfth 20 DAY. and two singles and
an out gave them the winning run In the ninth
Attendance. ose The scor
The sun., 1902-06-12
New Nerk state I,eague

Al utles -Utics S Troy. a
Al ilion -lIion. Albany, ,
A. SNraruss !>NtArs>e IL. JohrvoVn !;
~ Rlnghamton
The sun., 1902-06-12
" ern League.

At ~ Joseph - Joseph q ksn,as CITY 4
A. Milwaukee Niiwsufes Z peors
Al DeSNones -OmshA p D-sMon-N
~ DenV't Denver, q Colorado springs
The sun., 1902-06-12

OConnor said last night that the story
that he vAs to Jump to the American League
WAS Take pure and simple.
The sun., 1902-06-12

A. Nev vora-RAia.
A, Bsvohlyn -Rsln.


snetos, CHICAGO.
Bosrox. MassL. June n, - boston mad. . sensA
uonal nnish Ia the ninth 70 day and won out when
appeared 10 he SURE thing fot Chicago. SaGle
Attem pied ,o catch the hall on the fence and
into u blindiy bpttiny his head The ball bounded
of the fence striking him on The head and knocking
him uncon ~cious Ne sas revived In q few seconds
The srofe
The sun., 1902-06-12

J,is,S 81, !" Worcester. Z S'~@s,' ~' '"''
The sun., 1902-06-12

Brown y - !.
Tufts q n - - u 4
Rsi.ues Welsh sud rhhps Fleming C1sS
ana - busn
A. Matsroxn Hotrhki~ school - TaftS
~ Past Liverpool Cuhsn Glsnt, Tau
iiN rrp0oi
The sun., 1902-06-12
Z our~ct,ru LEAGUE


A. Springfield -SprtnsNeli I. waterbury. 4
O'hsr games postponed "a Acrounl Of t,in
The sun., 1902-06-12

w ming run scored with two cut.
'Nssoon out. hit by hstied hall
CinctnnAu o q o
Phlladelphs ...,........ q q q ia
Len on hsses-C1nclnnati Philadelphl, ?
Firs' bas- on hslN-Oi Fasr, {: struck out
by Fraser. by Philnn., {? Three base hit
HAllmsn. Two base hits Hoy. Stenf.ldt stolen
bAsss- Dohhs. Dooin. Doubi- pays Stflnfrld'
and Beck Magoon, Reck aud st~infrldi mpire
fmsu- llm'-i hour and Is minutes
The sun., 1902-06-12

gives emrlo, nent to thousand n you van, q
bonn aboard yacht advertise Ia Tas Spk n hlxa
y ssgsrb read b. all sponsmen -Ase
The sun., 1902-06-12

Two base ht-M-er. Green stolen bass
Davis. St~,nuender. CosgriVe Wells. Clsrk.on
struck out BY StcVen,. by Ciarkscn. ftrst
hase on bals-OH SteNrns , OF Ciarkson D F1rs,
base on errors Princeton. Passed balls
Green. I. herman. I TIT by pitched ball Ny
stevens trf On hases Princeton 7. Harvard
Umpire Linekaur Tine hours and Is
minutes ATTENDANCE 7o0