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Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA WON

Philadelphia, May 31.-The university
of Pennsylvania won the Junior varsity
boat race from Columbia and Cornell
CT the national course on the Schull1iu
river IN Fremont park this afternoon.
Columbia was two lengths behind
Pennsylvania at the finish, and Cornell
was five lengths i'll the rear OF Colum-
bia. The course was one and q hall
mile strai2 and Pennsylvania S
time was 8:4S. Considering c0nditiD' =
the race was 4 good one. \ strong
wind blew directly up the course
which made the water choppy Large
crowds lined both shores and there was
much enthusiasm over the home crew
carrying its colors to victory.
Pennsylvania had the western side Of
the position with Columbia next to her
and Cornell on the outside The start
was a good one, Cornell catching The
water first. Columbia followed an in
stant later. The Ithacans tootl the
lead and held ii for two hundred Yards
when Columbia overhauled them ana
shot ahead. Pennsy ivania was slow in
getting into her swing. but when she
finally settled down the red and blue
shell moved swiftly and at the quarter
mile mark forged to the front From
never headed Cornell was steadily
/ falling behind. Half way down the
course. in an effort TO catch Columbia.
/ she got into rough water and was out
o. the contest.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

driving one of his large automobiles on
the post road, when Mr.. Germond, who
was exercising a spirited horse, notion
cd him to stop. The dust Cbscured
Colonel Astors vision and he did not
see the signal and consequently did nor
stop. After he had passed Mr.. Ger
mond he noticed that the latter's horse
which had been plunging violently had
dropped in the road. His chauffeur as
Certained that the animal had burst
blood vessel and that he was valued at
$500. Colonel Astor sent the man with
$500 TO MI Germond with his sincere
egretS that the accident had happened.
the horse died within tWenty-four
hnnrS.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
PHISONEI; CUTS HIS THROAT
First Runs AmuclZ Among the Other
Prisoners With a Razor.

Ithaca, n. Y. May Si-Charles H.
BrohinCgs, a negro waiter who was
probably insane. and who was arrested
at IN early hour this morning on the
charge of bu"sl2ry. after running
amuck among the other prisoners of
the county jail with an open razor in
his hand. cut his throat from ear to ear
with the weapon.
Rroollinss saw prisoner shave him
self in the early part OF the day. and
carefully watched where the razcr was
left. When 10 one was looking he
seized the razor. and began chasing his
follow prisoners. who raa to their cells
and locked themselves IN. When there
was no one left in tbs room to threaten
iroolNinss applied the blade 10 himself.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
AQUATIC SPORTS ON
THE HARLEM RIVER

New York. May 31.-Thousands Of
spectators witnessed the races of the
Harlem Regatta association held on the
one mile speedway course on the Har-
lem river today. The water was favor
able all day although the wind was
little too strong Ter the shells during Il
few OF the races. Honors were evenly
divided among the New York and Phi
ladclphisi clubs. In the senior single
race. the star event OF the day, C. S.
Titus, of Union, n. Y, got away be-
| fore the others at the start. Juvenal.
the Philadelphia. fell back after the
quarter and was outclassed. Bond
another Pliladelpti n, was soSI back
u'itnrJl.:e,l;: .tt-,S- 5.;sl, Is '4..t- i
lead Of a length, but after the hele
he seemed to be up to his limit, while
Scholes, the Canadian, had plenty OF
grit lett and gradually crawled up. At
three quarters they We're on even terms
and Scholes gradually drew away ana
won by Il length and a half in 6:17
8udrie. the Bohemian sculier, was :
close third.
Three crews contested in the senior
eights. Columbia, the New York Ath-
letic aad the Harlem club OF New York
The New York Athletic club got the
better start, but had ret gone an eighth
before it was OVerhauled by Columbia
and Harlem. Then came one of the
prettiest eight cared races ever seen on
the fIarlsm between Columbia and the
Harlem crews. 1t was neck and neck
struggle to the finish. the narlems win
ming by four feet, and breaking all
previous records, the time being 4:43
These were the principal events
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
MEAT CUT orr
FROM CHICAGO
Patrons Of the Big Six Will Also do
Without Ice.

Chicago. Nay 31.-Serious trouble be
gan fer the down town restaurants to-
Gay when members of the Ice Wagon
Drivers and Helpers union refused to
deliver ice 10 the Great Northern hotel.
the Palmer house, kinsley's restaur-
ants and the Heusner Baking company
The management of the Auditorium
hctel and annex was also notified that
10 ice would be delivered after today.
IL meat from the packers who had not
signed the union agreement was used
in the hotel.
At midnight the situation through
cut the city is estimated as follows:
The prcprielors cf forty per cent of the
1.cC0 meat markets in the city have
entirely exhausted their supplies. OF
the 935 restaurants in the city it is
said that seventy per cent will be with
cHt meat for their customers by Sun
day night. All meat markets conduct
cd By Jews clcsed down tonight and
no attempt viii be made to open them
While the strike shall last. This leaves
S5.eCo Jews in Chicago without a regu-
lar meat supply.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
e NO OWNERSHIP IN WATER. .
At Least When On Land Seized by the
city, Says Justice Neogh.

White Plains, n. Y. May 3i--A dc
cision of Supreme Court Justice Kcogh
in which he finds that the city of New
York Goes net have 10 pay for the wa
ter of Il lake OF pond on land seized by
the city, was filed today with County
Clerk Sutherland. ut White Plains.
The owner OF the outlet attempted to
collect from the city the value of The
water ana its market value iCr storage
purposes to ..ew York. in addition to
the value of the bed of the lake. The
Ccinmissicn allowed $50.00G but this
award was set aside.
The court holds that the owner
could not collect the value of the wa
ter, there being no ownership in water.
In the suit OF Mary 2. Isien for the
value of water in lake Gilead it is also
decided that 10 money can De collected
for the value of the wafer.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

this place. and a member of the local
church. ON recommendation of Prose
cutter Rooster the case was dismissed.
Then the Rev. ]. d. Corrothers and
Miss Billings We're placed on trial for
conspiracy against the bishop. Pastor
C0rrcthers v2s removed from the To-
cal church because OF runors co1cera-
ms the pastor and the young woman.
The pastor is said TO have threatened
To get even with the bishop for remov-
ing him. Corrothers has attained a
reputation 5 negro dialect story
writer.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
THE WESTERN SITUATION.

Pittsburg, kas-. May 31.-At a maet-
ing of the Missouri and Kansas Min
ers' Association this afternoon the re-
port OF the scale committee was re-
ceived and accepted. The terms OF tie
scale are not made public, but it is un-
derstood that the miners insist Oh a
substantial increase in the wages aow
paid The proposed new scale will be
submitted TO the operators at once aid
they will be given until Monday after
noon to decide whether or not they VIII
grant the request of the miners If
the operators decide adversely, the
leaders of the miners say a strike will
be ordered at once The men are in
good condition now for q strike, nav
ing saved money for some time past,
with q strike in view
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
FIXING FOR FLOOD
At WICHITA, KANSAS
Orders Have Ascn Issued fer Mailing
Down Bridges.

Wichita. Kansas, May 31.-The Santa
Fe yard master here has received in
structions by wire this evening to keep
all the bridge and building men on
moments notice. Similar instructions
have been sent to Arkansas City.
This is interpreted TO mean that the
aspect CT the flood coming down the
Arkansas river and which is now not
1-c from tnss city is serious. Gh2
electric street car company here is
>nchoring It's bridges and they, too.
seem to thing there is DANCE. from tae
Iood.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
SUMMER COMFORT.
Get Ready For Warm Weather.


BY complete change in breakfast,
1T this time of the year. ore can put
the body right to go through the sum
nier comfortably.
Leave off meat. potatoes and heavy
body heating foods, and use the fool
that will nur.sn the body and give re-
serve force to the brain and nervous
system.
= most appe;izirs and health .ul
breakfast can be made on Grape Nuts
and cream, some fruit and perhaps tv:o
soft boiled eggs-this meal will furnish
full strength and n0urishmeat up 10
the next and has L remarkable effect
Gil the body during not weirner Re
molnDer the cells of the body you are
now building will last you into sum
mer. so be sure and build the kind that
tend t. keen Il cocl body and level
head.
One pound OF GrapeNuts has more
nourishnent-that the system vii! abb
sCr0-thGH ten pounds OF meat with
ovt any OF the internal heat OF meat
that person wishes t. avoid during
the warm season; its rich. nu:ty flavor
added 70 the delicate sweet of the
giare sugar makes q dish pleasing to
the most critical tastc.
You receive Grape Nuts from the
grocer ready to serve. rs It has baan
thoroughly cooked al the factory hy
food experts, and this saves heat from
cooking and time and exertion necas-
sary in preparing ordinary food
change from the old breakfast 10
one Ike this VIII refresh and invigo-
rate the System in y st|-pfisin:r man
re- ID pa.-r'lit van IA on TO- tha ,,Ia -
ures of summer in q cool. comforta BILE
fashion when your ne!Gh5ols, differ
emily fed, viii be "hct"
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
WON'T ENJDTN WINE AGENT.
Tie is Not Il Special. Unique or EXtrl-
ordinary Performer.

New York, 1day Sl.-Sellng cham
nagne for a wholesale house and Incl
dentally thereto opening from 100000
TO $4,000 worth Il year gratis. to On
courage trade. were passed upon hy
Justice O'Gorman yesterday in the su-
preme court, as not the special, extra
ordinary or unique services which q
court of equity will protect by injuac-
ton on a contract. George A. KessIer
Co. sought TO enjoin Emaueel S.
Chappelle from acting as agent for he
other wholesale houses etaoin t2cin IN
other champagne house of Frederick de
Barry & Co. pending his contract with
the kessler firm. The court refused an
injunction.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
the BEARS THIRD DAY
IN The GRAIN MARKET
An Upward Movement in Cats OFFS It
By Weakness in Cora.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago. May 31.-Aside from the ter
n,ination of a successful upward MOVE
mont in May oats and the accompany
ing furry in higher prices in that pit.
speculation in grains today was under
bear dominance. For the third sue
cessive day corn showed a marked
weakness and influenced the Other
grain markets.
July wheat closed sc lower, July
corn 24@7ac down and July oats 4lc
down. May oats closed 59sc higher
than Thursday and top price on recofi-
Provisions closed firm. ) to 71@6D10c up
July wheat opened 72AG721A.' sold a
721@G55, broke to 71&4. closing 72lh. ia
Il corn opened G2A@621s. sold up to
6232, slumped to 61A@A and closed
weak G1%a.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
MCOY DONE WITH FIGHTING.
The Pugilist Says He Has Quit the
Ring-Hi3 Right Arm Hurt

New York, May Skid Mccoy says
he has made up his mind to quit the
ring. that his recent fight in Iohilajel-
phia with Kid Carter was his last and
that nothing viii induce him to show
IL the roped arena again. Mccoy is
carrying his right ann around in Il
sling. lie says that after the second
round IN the fight with Carter his right
hand WIS practically useless. He says
he hurt it by landing a heavy swing nn
Carriers head. Mccoy speak; highly Of
C;rter's proWess as q fighter. but says
that he was far from being whipped.
IKE is a clever, hard hitting young
fellow" said HGcCoy, 'and he gave rae
much more than ! expected. But had
the mill lasted IonG,r would certainly
have been returned The victor. for I
was Just rounding iato form at the cud
of the sixth round. l am through Wi Il
the game forever l don't like it .luy
more Training is a constant wear On
man. and too irl<zonle.'
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
AUSTRIAN IRON COMBINE.

Vienna. May 31.-The formation of an
Austrian Iron combine was completed
today This combine. however. will
cnly become operative when the Hun
garian iron firms have formed them
selves into . similar combination. TO
which end negotiations are now in
p!CGress.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
KANSAS CLOUDBURST.

St. Mary. Kansas, May 31.-As a re-
suit of a cIoudburst here this evening
there is eight inches to -'vo and one
half feet Of water on j., 7ats to-
night. 1t rained hard "1rar, d
the Union Pacific tracmOdicaI VI Cg,,
cut and nearly every store 1Oirisjo,
is flooded.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
GRIGGS IN GOLF.
Tied for a Medal a the Metropolitar
association.

New York. May 3i-Amateur Cham
pion W. j. Travis adGed the title OF
metropolitan champion to his laurels
by winning the final match today of the
Metropoiitan Golf association. in the
fourth annual tournament. Forty-six
players were entered in the annual
handicap of the Metropolitan associa-
ton at Sc holes. The result was a tie
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
COOPERATIVE MINING.
Experiment to Be Tried Ey Western
Federation Of Miners.

Denver. May S1.-Vice President
Thomas I. Kidd and Secretary Frank
Morrison of the American Federation
of Labor addressed the convention OF
the Western Federation OF Miners and
the Western Labor Union today in the
interests of unity of labor organiZa-
tions in the east and west. The miners
convention acted unfavorably on L
proposition to establish a home for dis
abled miners, on the ground that they
were not in the condition to maintain
such an institution. y resolution was
adopted in favor of cooperative min
ing by the federation. An experiment
will be made at Altman, Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
CTIICAGO'S POPULATION.

Chicago. May %t.-Accarding 10 The
compilers of the Chicago city directory
for 19G2. the city now has a popul atom
o. @,1i.i.Goo. The national census In
re&u OF 1900 gave ii l.G9S .515 1t is be
lieved by Chicagoans that 10 to 20 per
cent of the population was actually
missed 10y the government canvasse1's.
The directory census of the same yeqr
made the city's population about
2uG0 eco
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
\ QUESTION 10 THE COURTS.
Does Throwing Pap. : AT a Woman in
a Bathtub Constitr Legal SCI vice?

Sl-lac-,S-. T. :. n 1.-THE qo>i-
tion whether throwing legal papers at
4 woman in a bathtub constitutes
service will cCue up in the case Of
Charlotte H. Holloway against Miss B.
I. Villas. Constable Sam Gcldstein of
the aunicipa! court is the author Of the
unique method He went to the house
where the woman lived upon whom he
wanted to serve the summons and
complaint. but the door was not OPEN
Cd. He forced his way in and saw
Inc defendant in the bathtub. H.
threw the papers at her and ran. The
attorneys for the plaintiff contend that
that was a legal cervice. but the other
side wilt bitterly contest.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
PRESENTED TO WILHELM.

Berlin. May 31.-LieuteEant-Com
ma ndcr Templin N. Potts, L. :. y.
who is to succeed Commander Wm. IL
Beehler, naval attlche OF the | tnitcd
States. October 1 next. was presented
10 Emperor William today in the court
yard Of the castie.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
SANTA FE FLYER.
The New Colorado Train Makes Its
First Run Today

Topeka. Kansas, May 31-The Off
cials of the Santa Fe announced to-
night that the Colorado flyer would
make its initial run tomorrow evening
The threatened protest of the Western
Passenger association against the train
failed to materialiZe thus far.
The officers say according to advices
they have received from the flood dis
tricts in the west the situation there
is much better than il is generally un-
derstood to be, and they do rot antici-
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
MACHINE FLEW DOWN.
Pl2nkey Had 4 EaG Fall Following His
Flight-Ten Years Work Gone.

Wheeling. V. Va. May 3l.-Fr INK
Piarkey OF EeenWood junction WAS in
jurei seriously this afternoon while
trying q flying machine he has been
working on fer the last ter years.
Plankey is Z n2.hinist in the IN
ploy Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road he thought ne had machine
perfected end took il out to test it.
Tha thing worked too wel. 1t ;loaled
into space. but when h. attempted
10 control it ii Heated earthWard with 4
terrible crash. The assistant escaped.
but Planley sustained = broken arm
and had several lbs bralzen. He says
he VIII stick to railroad work herelf-
ter.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
WESTERN COLLEGIANs.


Chicago. May 31.-Five western in
tercoiieGiate frecords We're broken and
oce elualled at the annual meet of the
intercCIegist te conference o: the Ati,-
letic association on Marshall Field to-
da.-. The E1ichigsn won the meet, h&V-
ina secured Sc points. while Chicago
W2s second with - points.
The records fo-. the 120 yard hurdle.
one and two mile runs, the pole vault
and the discus throw were broken,
while the 100 yard dash was equallad.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
A SENATOR SCORNED
ASSAULT ON THE ARMY
Greeted With Kisses and Other Evi-
denCeS Of DiSapprovaI

Carmack of Tennessee Upheld the Infamous Lie That
American Soldiers Were Butchering Filipnos by
Thousands and Buryng Them in Trenches Which the
Victimg Themselves Had Been Compelled to Dig.
Senator Hoar Confronted With an Early Statute of
Massachusetts Mr.. spooner Concludes His Argu-
ment Philippines Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
AsT0R PAID FOR THE HORSE.
His Automobile Frightened 1t and 1.
Burst a Blood Vessel and Died.

Pouehlleepsie. N. T.. May Gl.-Henry
Germond of Rhinebeck received $5eo
frcm colonel John jacob Astor the
other Gay under circumstances that
show that the colonel wishes to do the
square thing whenever it appears that
others are liable to suffer pecuniary
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
NEGRO BISHOP ENUMERATED.
Negress Who Accused Him ana Her
Pastor ON Trial for Conspiracy.

Haol.ensack, i. j.. May 31.-Rishop
Alexander Walters Of the New jersey
district o. the African Metho list
church was placed on trial before
Judge Zabriskie, at Hackensack this
morning. for attempted assault on Sa-
die Billings, negress 23 years old, C
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
THE POLO MATCH.
Won on English Ground by Amer
leans.

London. May 3I-'Ehe result of to-
days test polo match at Nottingham
fer the American CUP was a complete
surprise to all experts and all the more
welcome to Il hinge gathering OF Amer
leans, According 20 all previous form.
the Eaglishmen should have won. but
the American team played Il nearly
faultless game. The American ponies
we're at no time outpaced by the
English. YET some famous ponies We're
;;laying for England. The American
animals held their own for speed ar;;
beat the English ponies for hardness.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
CORNELL At HOME

Ithaca. y. Y, May 31-Col.neI easily
won the triangular eight cared boat
race on Lake Cayuga today. Syracuse
finished second, over three lengths be-
hind the winner, and Harvard's eight
was beaten by more than four length2.
Cornell covered two miles il 1O:4S
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
YALE BEATEN
IN the Intercoiiegiata Match by Ha:
ward.

..ew York May 31-Harvard defeat
ed Yale in the contest for champion
ship hon0rs at the intercollegiate ath-
letic meet which began yesterday and
was concluded today at Berkeley oval
the total score was 81 points to 90
Arthur 2. Duffy created & new world 5
record in the 100 yards dash by winning
IL 9 3-l seconds
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

for the medal at 1+O between former
Attorney General Griggs, playing from
;he North jersey club, and John Moller.
,ir.. OF Lake WOOD.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City ., Milwaukee l.
minneapolis /. st. Paul ..
Indianapolis !, Louisville ..
Columbus 6, Toledo ..
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
TOMBSTONE POSTOFFICE.

Washington May 31-(SpeciaD-The
salary Of Ihe postmaster at Tombstone
has been increased 800 per annum.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Hughes ana Farrell.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
PENNILEss AND REJECTED.



Oswego, n. y. May S1.-Penniless and
with his dream OF love, happiness and
4 home shattered, j. j. Kell of Rich
mond, Va, applied today to Charity
Clerk Kelly for work and funds 10
carry him back 10 the south. Kell
answered a matrimonial advertisement
and correspcnded with a wealthy
widow C this city. Every mail carried
messages OF affection to his sweetheart
and he received pledges of undying love
in return. Attracted by visions OF
wealth and happiness he threw up his
job in Richmond and came to this city
to claim his bride He stayed at Il
hotel here until his funds were eX-
bausted, ana then the widow refused
II marry him Keil says he will ans
wor no more matrimonial advertise
ments. Clerk Heily provided him with
transportation to Syracuse.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
HE BURNED THE CATERPILLARS
Also His Trees. His Barn, and the VII
lage Postofice.

Northport, L. l., May 31-Edward
Squires Of Holbrook started in on Sat
urday to burn caterpillars from some
CT his fruit trees. When the fire was
put out the fruit trees, the village post
CfiCe, Mr.. Squire's barn and othe;,
prs perty were in ruins. Mir. Squires
used oil soaked rags to burn the cater
pillars.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
GOLIAD DISASTER.
After Two Weeks the Death List
Lengthens.

San Antonio. Texas, May 31.-The
death list at Goliad as a result of the
tornado on May Is, continues to grow.
Two more leading citizens succumbed
TO injuries today. w. H. Maddox and
David Mathis. both prominent in busi-
Ecss circles. are dead. making total
Of IL dead up to this time. Mss
I.uDcas is toIly reported dying.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

pate the least difficulty in running the
new train on schedule time.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Eost0n. May IL
Boston ....... .....O1OOO OO1O5O-.
Detroit ...... .0 3 001S s 0--l3
Batteries, Winters and Warner; Yea
ger and Mcclure.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
u. Louis. MAY S1.-

St. Louis ...... ......o o / @ . l 0 80
Cincinnati 80. ......0 0 0 l G o o--3
Batteries, Yerlles and O'Neii; Philip
and Peisch.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
Des Moines, May 81

Des Moines 80. .....0 0 l 0 0 0 o.
ST Joseph ......0 0 , G 0 %
Batteries, Wilkes and Lobred: Maui
pin and Roth.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Colorado Springs, May 81
Colorado Springs "a 0 e
Milwaukee ...... 80 @ > o. 0 -
Batteries, Ream and Arthur, Frcl,-
en- and Lucia.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Pittsburg. May 3l-Piitsburg- nj
caSo game called in third inning on az
count 'of rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, May 81
Philadelphia -. 30 o l > 0 5-3
New York ...... 30 0 0 0 0 o o to
Batteries. Norhees and JaclIlitsch:
Sharks and Ycager.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01


Boston ...... O01 0 90 0 u-1
Brooklyn -. .....0 0 0 0 0 . / 0 0 -
Batteries. Easol and Moan: McAia-
llir and Farrell
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
W aShington. May 81.

Washington 80. I'll 0 0 0 o @ 0-1
Chicago -......3 0 0 0 0 0 ca
batteries, Townsend and Clarile;
Patterson and McFariaud
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

brooklyn, May 81
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
PhilaGelphia. MAJ 81

- Louis ..-...i l l 0 @ 0--G
Philadelphia ....2 = Q 0 0 81
Batteries, Reidy, Harper and Sug-
dCa: Wiltse ana Powers
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

Baltimore ..... ......G 0 0 > O 0-3
Cleveland go. ..-...0 0 o 0 o 0 ) i-G
Batteries. Lawson and Robinson;
3Css ana Bemis.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. May 31-
Omaha ...... ........0 . 0 0 0 o.
Kansas City ...... &C 90 o 0 0 0 Go
Batteries. G.a ham and Gondiag:
Gibson and Messitt
Denver, May 81
Denver ...... ........2 1 , o l % -
Peoria 1890 .........0 0 o 0 0 o 0 II
Batteries. McCloszey and Mcconnell:
Hart and HAYES.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

I'I"OT.Iy IL +'I'Iy "I.
First game.
Boston ...... .......0 0 0 O o / 0 III
Brooklyn ...... ......0 @ / 90 ] 0 0 O.
Batteries, Willis and Kittredge;
Hughes ana Farrell.