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New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
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APGAR WINS: LIE ROY DISQUALIFIED.

Freehold. y J.. Nav 2l-The annual tournament
Of the New-Jersey State Sportsmens Association
began yesterday the grounds Of the Freehold
Gun Club and will continue each day until Fri
day afternoon Yesterday and to-day were devoted
70 clay target shooting. and Thursday and Friday
will be devoted TO live birds. Yesterday twelve
sweepstakes matches were decided, and the match
for the individual championship of the State at
clay targets, for which the prize was cup Each
man shot at fifty targets and there twenty
contestants.
Neaf Apgar of Plainfeld. won the championship
BIZ breaking fOrty-siX targets. lie Roy. OF New
York. also broke f0Tty-six, and made average
OF rlinety-1hree for the shoot. but disqualified
bv not being a resident Of the State. ". :. Burtis
Of Freehold and Stevens, of New w-Brunswick, each
broke f8rUy-fOur and the other contestants ranged
down to twenty-nine. To-day there Will be
match at clay targets between various clubs of
he State.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
LAWN TENNIS.
CHALLENGE RECEIVED
CONFIRMING THE CABLE NOTICE
ALREADY REPORTED

The cabled challenge for the International lawn
tennis matches planned this year for the Davis
Cup has been duly confirmed by letter from the
secretary of the English Lawn Tennis Association
70 the officials OF the United States National Lawn
Tennis Association. In this formal challenge G.
r NewbUrn. the English secretary, says: 7 am
glad 10 think that there is no likelihood Of the
match falling through this year"
American players now feel confident that there
viii be no repetition OF last seasons hasco. and
there seems little chance of the match falling
through The English committee must have al
ready secured assurances from the representatives
IL wants to send over here that they will make
the trip This is evidenced by the confident tone
OF the English challenge.
Immediately upon receipt of the regular chal-
lppge r e Presbrey, the American secretary.
cabied and wrote the acceptance that had been
already authorized. Dr. Dwight. president Of the
United States National Lawn Tennis Association.
promptly appointed internltiO COMMITTEES 10
care for all preliminary arransementS. and TO con-
duct the matches composed of DR.. Dwight. Rich
ard Stevens and P. Z. Presbrey, who are, rEspec-
tivey. president treasurer and secretary Of the
American association.
1t is expected that the matches viii be played
the grounds OF the 81 George cricket Club HO-
bOken. early in August
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
ONE FAvoR1TE WINS AT LOUISVILLE.

louisville Nay 2l-Glenzon was the only win
ming favorite a. Churchill Downs this afternoon
while second choices figured prominently.
The weather perfect; track heavy. and the
card well cut up with scratches. summary:
First -ace (seTl7g: SIX and onrhalf slrlongsIovabe
ncral. . J. j. T., II" tCallahanl. 3 20
second tCCburrl even. +hiri Time, l-5
S--rd ~arr tsx furlonrsl-Herry Zir- 115 tN nkredl
won. Golden Glitter Woods t. 10 10. second.
south Elkroru OI tCorurn). - T. D. third Time. ls.
Third race ceiling and Cne-hslf fuTlgnEs-Htye
la5 lVnkaeld4 3 to ? won: Flash 30 'Crabbl
Il 20 l. sacend. Naghuni. 100 .c-burn. 70 l. third
Time 0-5T -
Fourth race selling: fve furlengs-seortie' 100
CPars-ls , l. Ain1anZ- 100 tNalsnl. - =
second Afy~-l- Dell 6~rabl. - I. third Time %
FIfth tEpuE. six furonE-'-t-h7rus Boy lt4 CO
burn :. won. F1reda ld3 Lindsey 4 70 . second
Mamie J. 1OI CWeberl 70 l, third. Time lisa.
sixth race selling TIla-.1-enzon l"- ~ lis nd =
T. 2 won ItacstaTa- 81 Gilmore > u J. see[1a'
FIoSzes King % ,McInty-e). 10 l, third Time 4ts-2
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hEcoND RAcE-seiiing. two-year-olds. rnaidens
eighfhs Of Eclipse Course
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
DUFFY TO SPRINT At CORONATION.
AFTER THAT HE WILL TOUR ENGLAND.
IRELAND SCOTLAND AND WALES

Washington. May 2l.-Arthur f Duffy. the
worlds amateur champion sprinter and NJ J.
Thompson graduate manager Of athletics at
Georgetown University. VIII sail for England on
June l6. At Wolverhampton Duffy will enter the
coronation sports set for June %. These games
to be held in connection with laying the corner
stone Of a new Industrial school at that suburb
OF London which the Prince Of Wales will oi-
cate. Duffy's next race will be July at
London for the great challenge cup offered by
HIS Highness Lord Prince Hessan since 1873.
Duny has this in each OF the two trtpA
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
MANAGER ASSAULTS rNPIRE.

Worcester. Mass. May H-Wercester broke
string Of six consecutive home defeats by winning
from Toronto this afternoon. The game ended
with a close decision against the visitors and
Manager Barrow of the Toronto team. rushing
from the bench. struck Umpire Kelley in the face
A lively fight between the two followed until the
police and players interfered. During the melee
somebody hit Umpire Kelley over the nose with
the Torontos mask, cutting a cash The police
detained Manager Barrow. who was the acgressor
but Umpire Kelley refused TO lodge complaint
against him Umpire Kelley left tonight for New
York TO lay the facts before P. T. Powers pres-
dent OF the league. He declared before leaving
that If he not backed up and his recommenda-
ton OF fine and suspension adopted he would
resign
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
a PRACTICE GAME AT HEMPsTEAD.
10y TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

Hampstead, Long Island. May g-Thers were
some clever exhibitions OF polo witnessed this even
Ing the field at Meadow Brook, when ten polo
players lined up in fast practice sam Com
binatiou plays were The feature Of the game. and
Improvement was noticed in the work Of all the
poloists, and especially that Of Theodore Have
meyer and August Belmont Reginald Brooks and
Henry ". Bull were strong IN their rUShes. and J.
:. stevens and Robert Stevens showed strength in
picking up the sphere on the throwef and in
melee In all around work lIessrs. Belmont and
Havemeyer eNceled. The work was done 10 get
the players into condition for the tournament.
which begins tomorrow at Meadow Brook when
the Buffalo Country Club VIII line up against the
Country Club Of WesTChsster- The Meadow Brock
viii play Friday with the Bryn Mawr free
hooters. The first team made goals 10 for the
second team. The line up:
FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM
No Is p. Ripley No REGINALD Brooks
No - a haverneTer No. Craig Wadsvorth and
and Il ". Bull J. D
No 3-Ffr-hert King No. S-AuEusr Belmont
Back " Appleton Back-RobArt Stevens
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
THE RECORDS.
rrr rrtrsRApH TO rnE rR1RrNE.1

Pittsburg May 2l.-The game to-day between the
Pttsburg and Nev-york teams resulted in a de-
cided surprise for all concerned While the Ma
tional League leaders played rauitess game IN
the field. the home players did not WELD the bat
with much confidence. and the New-T0rk men won
after a close end exciting struggle. over three
thousand spectators witnessed the battle. Taylor
did the pitching for the visiting team up to the
seventh inning, when he ordered out Of the
game tor dsputihs the uupire. Matnewsnn took
has place ana has good work did much 70 win the
game for Nev-York. Pittsaurg tied the score In
the seventh inning ani in the eighth New-Y0rk
tailed the winning. run, Matnewson vas sent 10
first base called balls. and by good spriuting
manased 70 tally on Van HaItren's two bagger 20
left
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST ,,... RACE S12. Selling '"o-ys'fea' UPWARD
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
FAvoRITEs BEATEN AT CHICAGO.

Chicago May 2L-The attempt Of the public 70
pick the winners at Worth to-day over a heavy
track proved costly TO them the favorites in the
first five races four os them at odds on, were
beaten. The finishes a rule, were struggling,
and the sport comparatively tame G. b.
Campbell. the even money favorite in the feature
of the day, at and one-slXteenth miles,
vas easily beaten BY Marcos. Summary:
First race cdve farlongsl-Iola l. 112 CNfsthews %
=. Belle Graham. 112 IL Day). I3 20 -. second;
B., 107 fSeaton) 80 10 ! third Time. 1-ooN
Second race six fnrlongsen Frost l05 t0ts) 10 70
won Botany, % N, Adams, 20 20 second: Lecturer
Jog AIathews). ; !. third. Time, i'2iE
Third -four and one-half fIrlongsl-The Don 113
KnlghD 70 2, Josette. 10 a. Dslyl, 70 10.
second; Goodman. 1oI tBi-kenruth TO ! third Time,
90
Fourth race tone and one-sixeenth ues)-Marcos 100
6Otls 70 I. c. B Campbell. I0T tBirkenrlth).
even. second: Lennep lo7 p-ynel. l. third Time,
z.567s.
Fifth tseven turongsl-Ptrats'g Queen io2 tousl
/ won Jerry Hunt, II IL Dalyl. to :, second.
Oxrard. 1l6 Sullivan 70 l. third. Time, 81
Sixth ,oEe mile. selling)-Maior Mansir IL It.
Dean) . Blessed EarnozRl % fR. Brown). 40
/ second; Merops, los GI0ar). 10 l. third Time.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
SECOND TEAM.
FIRsr TEAM
AMERICAN TEAM WINS.

DEFEATS BRITISH PLAYERS EASILY BY
SEVEN GOALS TO ONE
London. May 21-The American polo players
defeated a HuTlinEham team this afternoon by
4 goals l.
The game was one sided throughout The
Englishmen tWatsOn, Daily. Robson and Raw
Hnson) never had a chance. ]. E Cowdin ex-
perienced what looked like a bad faI. He was
thrown against a fence. but he was not hurt
and continued 20 play. FOxhau Keene played
throughout r. L Agassz took L Waterbury's
place at half time
Watson IS veteran member OF the original
English team which captured the International
Cup.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES.
PRINCETON. u: WESLEYAN. 0.
IhY rFLFaRAPH TO THE rR1RrNE.

tBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBTNE.l
Princeton. n J. May 2l.-The Tigers defeated
the Wesleyan nine here this afternoon In loosely
played game by the score OF Il to O. The Wesleyan
team secured but one hit of CnderhiIl. who stood
in the box for I'VE innings and Dunscombe. who
pitched the remaining four innings. allowed hits
Costly errors in nearly every inning aided the home
team IN running up the score The game was the
Med6est princeton has played iC six weeks. Not q
" tSteydn man reached second base. and only two
GOT 10 the first bag safely. \ home run by Meier
three base hits ny Pearson and SteinweDdar and a
double play Wells 10 Steiuwender 70 Pearson. were
the FEATURES. Gowau, pitcher and WinslOw, catch
er. OF the Yale team, witnessed the game. The
-,-, P 2
1-I-lr. Nsslsyaa -..-.....-.o o o Q o % ! |
Battertes-Cha- -nau and IrEI-. Urderh.H and Green.
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DIX = EinguTs hr. Z. Blue Banner. by
Aasssh--KaIgla. IU9- Cochran 40l l2-l
EugEuIa BurCh, i0s--.-.. tDCom) Al e-5
4Hvncihe III tE31okerj l--l 81
Decoration, CBreanan) 10 ! and n : Bondage
ll2 90 'ConnOr5. O. TO and % 70 Birthstone, IL
Burns, Il and SquiL l0s CSfiesl. 50 70
9na IS % J. Begene io9 (Feaderiy} 10 and : 70 s.
lana lgs ff1andry ] and 20 .; Julia Arthur 100
0Shawl ] and to ]. and Briers Shea, %
I ]. also Start good. Won eterlyr BY a
0-54a.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
BROOKLYN WINS A GAME.
HAHN'S wLDNESS COUNTED HEAVIL'
AGAINST CINCINNATI
rBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRIRrxr.l

icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
Cincinnati. May 2l-The Brooklyn and Cincinnati
teams played an interesting green diamond battle
here to-day. but the attendance was small on ac-
count OF the Indifferent work done by the home
team this The men from Brooklyn took
advantage Of Hahn's wiidness and scoring two runs
in the seventh and another in the eighth. won the
game.
Cincinnati took the lead in the opening inning and
held the advantage TO the seventh IN this inning
Dahlen led OF with hit 10 left field and Flood
took three bases on a Wild throw by Hahn DahIeu
scoring. FaTrel's hit sent In Flood In the eighth
shecEard drove two-ha to left field md scored
on Dahlens drive the same territory The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
STOCK EXcHANGE MEMBERS TO PLAY.

The sixth annual golf tournament OF the New
York Stock Exchange will be held on Saturday
next at the kH0lwe0d County Club. White PIaIns~
IL VIII be handicap eighteen holes, medal
PLAY, with prizes for the first second and third
lowest net scores and a prize for the best gross
score l1ere have been eighty entries for the
test including such well known golfers ss Charles
NeDonald, sX-auateuT Champion Daniel
ghaunCey. a. l. Norris. a. r Fish. W :. Eddy
\. ) Hooper. E W JeWsIt r. F. kimban, j. B.
Hartman and A + Kelley. The committee hav-
Ins the tournament in charge consists OF Daniel
Chauncey, A r Fish. A ?. Kelley and Rich King,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
HOLY cross. 9: WILLIAMS. /

tRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIPUNEl
Wnlamstown Mass. May 2L-WIlliams continued
her losing streak to-day being outclassed by Holy
Cross. Coaky. for Holy Cross was hit for only
two singles. Score b. innings:
R.
WiIian3s ....-...-..o 81 ? 5
Batteries-wadsworrh and Quinn. coakly Noonan.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
2. MANHATTAN. O.

lBi rELEGRAFH 70 TH7 TRIBUNE
Easton. Penn. May 2L-Lafayette defeated Man
haitian here to-day by score Of 2 TO G. The game
of the pretticst ever witnessed in this city
Both pitchers had excellent support. and though
several errors We're made. none were costly. Man
Two OF these were made in the ninth inning, when
the New-Y Yorkers got three men the bases. but
were unable 10 score Hubley and Currier made
double play. and the former assisted IN the third
put-out by stopping 4 hot grounder Score by
Innings;
r. r. z.
Manhattan . o 90
Lafayette ..........-O O = o o x-2 5
Batier.es-McPhllrs and Duff Pr!tchar4 and irwin
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- RAcE-Ma.aea 2-ge.E-oLaa. q. farLangs.

EEsnapands 81 (Creaussrl and Arbitrator,
- fFaTley) 100 to and 3 and Georgia Gardner.
81 CUchraa) / 70 ]. start good.
Won driving by 3 Time 40
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
PRoDrcE EXCHANGE HAyDrcAP

The se-ai-annual handicap OF the Produce Ex.
change golfers IS TO take place to-day az the Inks
or the knollwOOd Country Club Edward G. Bur
CESS has offered cup for first prize and two
othsr prizes viii De given for the leading handicap
cards. The committee in charge consists OF Fran
els NJ Wilson George Z. WOOlev and Charles T.
Hslstead- a large entry list is expected
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
OTHER CoLLEGE GAMES.

At Exeter-Tufrs Is Phillips Exeter seven nn.ngsl
~ Hanover--Amherst. = Dartmouth
At BrunswiCk-Bowdcin s University o Maine
men 10 iten innings
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !. Holy Cross g.
At DcveT-D Dover. IL Lowell
At Lawrence vrence :. Concord
A. Fan RIveT-Nashua Is Fail River u.
At Haverhll-Hayerhin Z Manchester I.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

he made TO England. and he wins the ever. this
year a facsimile Of the handsome trophy will be
presented to Georgetown University. whose cOlors
the midget sprinter will wear while abroad
The rest OF DufTy's itinerary has not been ar
ranged YET. but Thompson and Duffy expect
make a tour OF England. Ireland Scotland and
Wales, the latter competing in all the big race
meets OF these countries during his stay abroad
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
NO HEAD Coach FOR YALE.

w-Haven., Conn. May Alt announced
by the Yale football MANAGEMENT tonight that
there will be no head coach for the coming season
Walter Camp viii advise and assist the manage
ment and captain and J. r. Swan. o. who played
right end on last years eleven, will as neld
coach under Mr.. Camp.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
sTEApsHIP CRIcKETERs TO PLAY.

The cricket team Of the steamship Campania
viii play its first game of the season to-day at
Torospect Park where eleven of the Manhattan
Cricket Club will be met. The Campania has the
erarR taa N Of the ocean steamships and no doubt
win be able TO put up good game for its or
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
ROWING.
HANLAN ANNOUNCES COLUMBIA JUNIoa
VARSITY TEAM WHICH Is TO MEET
CORNELL AND PENNSYLVANIA

Edward HanIan. coach OF the Columbia crews
yesterday announced ths selection OF the tunio-
varsity crew which is 10 race the junior boats se
Cornell ana Pennsylvania the SchuyIkiH River
at Philadelphia on Nav 80. The crew is composed
entirely OF nov1CeS excepting for Lewis ISslin at
No Z Unless ren in some OF the ether boats snow
exceptional ability change will be made IN thau
composition OF the present junior eight
Ihs maksup and satisfies OF the crew fanrx.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
PRINCETON HANDICAP GUN SHOOT.

The annual handicap gun shoot of Princeton Uni
versity was held yesterday Stocton Field. and
prizes were given for the first three places. D ".
Pardoe % the shoot with a ha andicap OF :.
X McAlpln. :, second prize and Statesman,
scratch took third place. The shoot for the uni
verslty champion VIII take place on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
FORDHAM. %; TRINITY. ..

Fordham fairly slaughtered Trinity yesterday
Horan struck out six men and allowed Trinity only
two hits The score:
T2Ti92H Fe'z,52 ...........SS Q 39t3S SE2s 2 ?
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO. 2; BOSTON. |.

CHICAGO, 2; BOSTON. l.
Chicago .............. Q o Q % 3
Observation-Disclosures and CrNger. Piatt Mcfarland.
AT BALTIMORE.
Detroit ............6 0 -
Batteries-Hughes and Fobnson Mercer and Beuow
AT WASHINGTON.
Ri
gZTashR1aEI!oD RaaI. "a 9%99d9 - i
Batteries-Orth and Drill Powell sugden.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland .......-..-..4 l 0 -
PallaGspha .-........6 . . 3-i5 "a
Batteres-Wright and Bems, Wllse. Hustinz ana
Powers
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK TEAM SURPRISES PITTS
BURG LEADERS AND WINS
CLOSE GAME.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nev-Tork. : Pittsburr 3 BROOKLYN Z: Cincinnati 1
Chicago. {. Philadelphia. g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. u. Cleveland Detroit. 4 Baltimore.
Chicago. ?; Boston. /
GAMES TO-DAY.
New-YorS a PittzburE Brooklyn a. Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Chicago. Boston st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
FoN Hills TEAM

May 2EFoV Hills vs.. E0unraHah. ToUutalah
June FOX Hills FUWeI-1n. a Fox Hills.
June li-FoX His ST Andrews. al s.. Anst-.wN
october lS-Fox HIS vs.. Montcair. FOX Hills.
October 25-FoX His rs Ysuntakah. al Y0untaxaa.
November s-F'gN Hills ". $ andrews. Fox HliiA
November l5-FoU HIS BaIrusro Fox EIlIlA
FOX HILLS RESERVE TEAM
May 24-Raserves W. Richmond Hu. Fux Hflia
June . Reserves vs. Newark A c.. Fox Hills
september 6-Reserves Us. Newark A c. al Newark
Sepl-nper l5-Etes=rves Innis Arden. Fox His
september z0-Rsssrvss Richnnond HiH Rachs>
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
CHICAGO 4. PHILADELPHIA 2

Chicago May H-The hits to-day were about
evenly divided, and the game close and well played
chicago winning by great exhibition of f9sr
fielding. Attendance ll"o. The score:
chicago ..............2 o o o Il
Philadelphia ........-0 o o o o / "a 3
80 ~'-A
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
GOLF.
ROY DE RAISNES WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
OF BALTUSROk LINKS.

In the seni-annual championship tournament OF
the Baltusrol Coli Club yesterday Roy de RaIsres
was again successful returning the lowest score
and will retain his title for another SIX months
The contest thirty-six holes medal play and
dc Raismes led the field with a card OF 1S3 Second
mary follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
resulted a

The singles were in order to-day. and resulted a.
follews:
PimptOn. Of Amherst. beat Daughty, Of Will
Jams. 6-3. 81 As - So. Plirnpton OF Amherst
beat Herrtck. OF Wesleyan. -, 81, 63. 81
The tie will be PLAYED OF tomorrow between
five sets in singles winning the championship.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
>. BROWN !

Providence. r. T., May 21-Audover defeated
Brown this afternoon in a close but slow game
10 !. Score by innings.
R he
Andover -......-.....Q o.
Brown ..............- . o q q o O-I 8
Batteries-BaKe- and Beach. Hatch and Philips
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
mArr EAIR PAY FoR TAYLOR

Berlin. May A.-The editors Of German sporting
papers are deuouncing the tactics employed by
German bicycHsts in combining to pocket
..Ast -,,-Ior the colOFed cycist in the prel{roi-
~, rast - long distance contest run an Nav
49, The papers plead that foreign bicy.clsts here
have fair play
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
YALE. II: LEHIGH. ..

NewHaven. Conn. May 2I-TaIe defeated Le-
high this afternoon IN poor game. The visitors
made more errors than base hits. The Yale team
was largely a substitute team. The score:
Lehlrh ,........... q 0 q 0 o % : 10
Yale ..-...---..-.. 0 x-I2 "A
Ba,teries-De schweinitz and Lney. MoKelvy Patton
~ Iar-i
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
WILLIAMS AND AMHERST TIED.

Villa mstown, Mass. May IA tie resulted
from the second days play Of the triceIleciate
tennis tournament between Williams. Amherst and
Wesleyan the two former each scoring three points
In two days play while Wesleyan failed 10 score.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
PLAYING FOR an ENGLISH TROPHY.

London. May 1--In the annual golf tourna-
menr for the 81 Georges CUP. at Sandwich. to-day
there were thTty-sx competitors in the drsL round
The best score vas that OF Johnston, with - Ths
with -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
SHOOTING.
a DETACHMENT OF THE 2sD REGIMENT oc
CUPIEs THE CREEDMOOR RANGE.

The Creedmoor range was occupied yesterday b.
q detachment OF the 23d Regiment. y. c. y. Y
composed Of part Of the staff. non-cOmmissioned
staT. hospital corps and Companies 3, c. E.
and G. under command Of Major F A. Wells. Three
hundred and six officers and men qualified
naarksmen, all present, and sixteen as sharpshoot
ers. The skirnish was conducted after class
firing at the silhouette targets The shooting and
issuing Of decorations were under the supervision
OF Major " H. Palmer, acting inspector OF small
arms practice. The score.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
AMHERST AND WILLIAMS TIED.

IBY TELEC RlFH 70 THE TRIBUNE-I
WilEamstown Mass. May AIN their second
days play OF the tri-coiegiate tennis tournament
to-day Plympton Of Amherst IN the singles. de-
featsd both Doughty. OF Williams. and Eerrick. OF
wesleyan Amherst and Williams are thus ted fcc
nrst place The tie VIII be played on tomorrow ii
doubles.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Springfield Norwich. Il. Springfield.
At Harrfori-Sev- Haven. o. Hartford .
At Meriden-BridEpp0rr = Meriden, twelve innings)
At Waterbury-New London. 3. Waterbury. I U-n
un.ngs).
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
ROCHESTER

on Rochester q Jersey CITY Left on bases-
Halligan. Three base ht-Hayden- Home runsL5ase
HaIIigan. Stolen base-Maek. Double play-FfaIiran
and Woods. hits-Donahoe. Shocb Etret fssa
on balls-on Bowen. .. OF Case ;; or Woods a.
BY pitched baU-Case. Struck out-By Case h,
Woods l. Ulld pitches-Bowen. l; Case Time zoo
Umpire-Rinn.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22
CYCLING.
THE IRvINGTON MILLBURN ATTRACTS
MANY ENTRIEsTO RACE AT
MANHATTAN BEACH

Hardy road riders throughout the East as well
many OF the racing seen the track are
looking forward 20 the annual Irvington- -MiIlburn
twenty-five mile race. which Viii held in New
Jersey on Memorial Day. The Cycling Derby. as
this contest is called, first in 1855 A B.
Barknan was one Of the first promoters. After
ward the race was conducted by the Associated
Cycling Clubs Of New-Jersey for three years. while
in lSg, and 1898 the Atalanta Wheensu the
meet. Z. L BlaUvelt, oldtime rider has con
Quoted the race in recent years, and from the num-
Der Of entries already received the Indication point
20 a larger field this year than faced the starter
last season
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

Berlin. May H.-Baron Mdnchausen, a member
Of the same family the story teller. has at
tained distinction n the German racing world by
winning the Jubilee Purse of 1900 marks $4,000
the E0ppegarten Course with keEbri, a selling
platter ridden by Nate" Hill. the American
Jockey. Kolihrf finished q nose ahead Of the two
favorites IN the contest. which ran neck and neck
New-York tribune., 1902-05-22

The MetropoIe Cycling Club is booked 10 open the
metropolitan racing season at Manhattan Beach on
Saturday June q. and its intention is 10 do
a large scale. hoped that this will draw the
track an attendance which will prove how genuine
is the revival Of cycling interest. The affair Will be
an invitation race meet. admission being by in
vitation only. and the sport Will be keeping with
the plans hand The fun support of the racing
has been secured. ana practically all OF the
famous ones Will be in attendance. Application has
also been made for special sanction, for the pur
pose Of permitting the Offering Of unusual prizes
Several novelties under consideration, and viii
probably be developed on the day OF the meet.