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New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BROOKLYN WINS EASILY.

CINCINNATI FIELDING FULL. OF ERRORS
Cincinnati May - (SpeCiaD.-The Brooklyn base
ball team its second victory over the CIncin-
natl nine here to-day before large and enthusias-
tic audience, Donovan put in the box for the
visiting team. while Phillips acted in the same ca
pacity for the local representatives. Both were
hit freely in almost every inning but considerable
luck seemed to be with the Brooklyn players who
with score of . to )
In the opening inning the visitors made three runs
and the home nine two Both teams failed 10 score
In the following two innings but in the fourth and
NTH innings Cincinnati made in each. The
trolley dodgers, however made three in
sixth inning, which tied the score. and then made
one run In the next two innings and two In the
ninth. Although the Cincinnati men made des-
perate efforts, they failed to make run in the
last four innings. Errors aided much in their de-
The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
STARTER CALDWELL DEAD.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxE.I

Saratoga, y. Y, May 22.-James F. Caldwell the
well-xnown starter of running horses. who for
over six months confined by sciatica rheu-
atism 10 his Nelson-aye cottage. died there sud
denly of apoplexy this morning. For several weeks
he had been gaining ra pidly in health and weight
and was confident that nc the road com
plete recovery. He passed the better portion of
yesterday afternoon driving with his wife. and
on their return appeared greatly refreshed.
Mr. Caldwell passed the greater portion of each
wears here for extended period, and he recently
decided to purchase here and make this place mis-
permanent home. For several winters he had wint-
cred the Pacific Coast and illness alone pre-
last winter.
He was born sxty-fve years ago Danville
Nv where Mrs. Lizzie Walker, daughter by his
first wife now resides His second wife. who is v-
YORK CITY The funeral will take place on Satur-
day and the body will PROBABLY be taken to Pough-
keen
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
POLO.
BUFFALO DEFEATS THE WESTCHESTER
COUNTRY CLUB BY MAR
ROW MARGIN.

BY the narrow margin of one goal the Buffalo
polo team defeated the Westchester Country Club
yesterday in the opening game of the Meadow
Brook Clubs polo tournament. The contest was
the first of a series OF four games for the Meadow
Brook cups. The total score was 124 goals for
Buffalo to 11& for Westchester.
Notwithstanding the fact that the game
prolific in goal scoring its finish was the most
exciting of the polo thus far. BY handicap
ratings, Westchester three goals stronger than
Buffalo the winners had their handicap allow
ance aid in their victory. Each side lost
one-quarter of a goal for a safety. Twenty-Five
goals in all scored. Westchester earning
twelve of them. The winners held the name OF
Buffalo for the sake of a than allegiance
TO that club Seward Cary, the teams senior play
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a him sr entirely b out of his 6t a s h Fs
pole was only half length behind Advance Guard
mount and a result Heno ceased 10 gain. The
lc9: but for all that Advance Guard held his rival
t6a t5ae a and good half length to the fore when
Odom made no complaint of the foul. but the
n9d s bsE hsg 6a called for the d
heno @ and placed Dxieline third. The decision was
The result of the race is likely TO increase the
public estimation of Advance Guard as Brooklyn
shed much light on his capabilities. for Heno was
a" fs6y hsnded a possible b ~ again by heating
REossignoI and kamara in the last race Of the day
ond to Lux Casta the other day. but ran bad
kamara was Surun in the early carly part of the
rush she could not quite get up. and Highlander
a never ny nsfk d IN re great though he
has gotten number of useful performers High
, was not 'i legitimate titi at g to '5 shot shot anu
card He led most Of the way but was allowed to
run wide on the turn that he lost two lengths
run howeTer' and finished with such determination
that he six lengths ahead of Bounteous. the
Pierre iorilards coiors were again in. front in
Winning With ease from Commonplace field among
which Impetuous was the favorite
THE SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-sellng; years old and over; the With
'' A'''' st Betting Fi
H r schaner's b. c Satire, by juvenile
=: Ss5$; e e =
sd2 RF eP6s P5ss@n EASILY io by yS'E lengths Tm @ i.2
SECOND RACE-sel,ing: maiden 2-yearolds: furlongs
P. Ioriards M 6r Petit Beu by foosT PSn5iaS - e-5
w6ssle$ sas'I!: f. 3. ESSa' 5Ss655 81 al
waxa, 1o7 CMcGnn 10 to and TO L M0ney Lender; a;
IO7 odoml. 20 TO and 10 Ago l0' 9Brennan1,a %
to and Tdpso so to % IN PSnons T60@psdH 20 to-
start sna 'sSS so6d HGGS' @asiig by Z % ensRs o1
THIRD RACE-rHE ECLIPSE STAKES; 2year-olds;
81 furlongs
August Belmont,s b. Mizzen, 23,,5h by Hast IA
Da.esman. I22 ..........'..---.. 4s IShaw} III 52
10 o2ksT @ 10 sv s9d out bv :SgPfd % enFh Eaa
H4me. riineshi los Ss' '1'
FOURTH RACE-THE BELMONT: a-year-olds; mile
and ; furlongs. the hill
Aqfnaa Hastns s,s2 Margaret tanan 10 u
amSldi tals aaEocer l2S: urns' , 2-i 10
20 0g to ana ID TO also and Pan Whssfy ssf{
Bans baa E2y !S 6S q. iH lengths n1 Time 222
FIFTH RAcE-JoCKEY CI.UB WEIGHT FOR AGE
RACE; years and over. mile and a furlong. over
the Wlthers Coursc.
Carr1thers & shieldss ch; h. Advance
Guard. by Great Tom-Neie Van: .; % 10
pI2s,,,s I2s 100 696m i5G6ms' i5 10
eno os Connor to 10 and out nisssd seso15 Soo5
Drivine H@i HeS by 4han1i haif iengih aII % Tie
SIXTH RAcE-sellng; , years and 6'a furlongs
Of Withers Mile
J. f. Richardson's Mercer. BY Sir
DiXon-herdin 3, 1OS.--..-. .tFedfernt 6-2 81
McGinn!s, g. 81. Cochran 6-l Il
3. -tSheaD ) - IL
Knapsack 81 martini. TO ! and = Trentham. 50
CUiIkerson 10 ! and Dosse 95 90 Brien). 100
o / Ondurdis, 95 0reamer). 60 to l and 20
/. F1rtneer. 81 (Milburn 10 10 and 20 !,
also Start fair Easily by lengths Time. lin
SEVENTH RACES years furonss.
Bea II NlsSe Hem J. oo sarnsy by s ii
g. Observation-Disclosures .CShaw) 2 Sc 10
Rossgnol, 2. a5- (Martn) s5
Start good Driving by neck Time. 1:27G.
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poses has proved a drawing card to the members,
and players than ever are using The clubs
links The building Is substantial structure, and
has been a landmark for decades in that portion
Wcstchester County. 1t is directly opposite the
links and though not caborately fitted, Is proving
adequate for the members needs. Ultimately II Is
intended to establish cOmmOdiOuS country club
house with every modern equipment for outdoor
sports.
An old building in Westchester-ave.. tr the
Southern Boulevard. was an inconVenlent head
quarters owing its distance from the course and
abandoned ."kS in favor OF the
Watson house The golf Commlttee has not
strcted attention alone to clubhouse facilities,
however Considerable money has been spent on
the links with the result that more than 800 yards
have been added the course, the length now
being 300 yards. The competition for the CUP
given by f. l.. Redfied is now in progress. and the
INST match play round among the sixteen who
qualified will be decided Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Pittsburg May % (SpecaD.-The New-York team
far Outclassed to-day that the contest lost
all interest after the second inning The home
team batted EvansS all over the field in the
third inning, and by scoring five runs took a lead
which made it's sailing easy during the remainder
of the contest. Pittsburg helded superbly. and
Philippe had the New-York batsmen at his mercy
throughout, allowing only two hits.
An accident happened in the sixth inning which
may deprive the New-York team OF the services OF
of it's best players during the remainder of the
season. In trying to steal base the veteran Van
Haltren broke of the bones in his leg the
ankle. He carried off the field. and Clarke
took his place.
Van Hatren has probably been on the green dia-
mond field longer than any player in harness to-
day. Until this spring he had the greatest record
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
READY FOR THE BROOKLYN.
THE GREAT HANDICAP AN OPEN RACE
HERBERT, ADVANCE GUARD AND
BLUES THE FAVORITES.

since the 81 eat Hanove- the first Brooklyn
Handicap in 1857, Brooklyn Handicap was ever
rth Tor which there were many highly tried an
"ldely touted candidates there are for the
sixteenth renewal of the classic that will he
run Tomorrow on the opening day Of the Graves
end spring meeting About fifteen starters will go
I" the post They include Herbert. Advance Guard
Alcedo. fernando, Blues. Bonnibert, Watercure
ha Regent. DOM Paul Monograph ArgTegor. Roe
he mpton, Ethics. Fly Wheel, Pentecost and North
ern Star OF tfese, four three-year- but it
looks as if none of them likely to duplicate the
feat of ConrOy, who last ear, scoring the
hrse three-year-old triumph IN a Brooklyn Handi-
cap.
A brief survey OF the field brings cne to the con-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CRICKET CLUB


Such a swift and aggressive game was played bv
the lacrosse team from Hobart College on the Cres-
cent Athletic Clubs grounds at Bay Ridge yester-
day that the home team put on it's mettle
Bennett. of Hobart, made the first goal in one
minute after the game began Jewell, of the Cres-
cents scored the next goal. Then Wall made two
on passes from Dolby. Frerson in and made
goal for the visitors then he made another
making the score ) To ga tie the end OF the
sixth goal Wall had scored another goal and
Jewell two more. when time called for the
first half the score then being 8 in favor or
the home team
In the second half Crescent changed all her men
except three. The running of the Hobart men and
their team work was the best Crescent had en-
countered this season. Symington scored the first
goal; Frerson. of Hobart the second. and Stova
and Symington the third and fourth. The final
score was: Crescent. 9; Hobart,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
LICENSES FOR JOCKEYS AND TRAINERS.

The stewards OF the Jockey Club yesterday ap-
nointed J. G. Follansbee steward during the
abeance OF James r. Keene. and also steward to
ra,rasant the Jockey Club at the Brooklyn Jockey
6Slbb meeting On the recommendation of he
Stewards of the National Steeplechase and Hunt
Aesociafion the bay gelding Bay Secret was re-
instated for steeplechase and hurdle races on he
asgnriation Wondery, the jockey, was suspend
cd for ten racing days beginning May a. for
snuI rjaing In the fifth May 2l when Flying
Buttress Was so badly crowded that Shea. his rider
thrown. ,,.. No. -
A Aiaric' ". B. Buchanan; Phil Hewitt Lee Jack
N Yaneey and Wiaf% fouis haTseip TaPk Trainers liners
3very, :. ~. "a ~ rarbee p Clay Ben carroI' 1aiid
B. DAILY William FfFwelI Hghns hndreT %Gsye Graves Dgd
esrnntt Ies nSsi p Morris Chris Martin. james Muir
ply. A. Davis Pryor. P Ryan f,J J Shields John c.
7 4 Mc5,reery. W W. Redfern, George W. Tarbox
and James Worthen
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
AUGUST BELMONT HEADS WINNERS.
THREE HORSES PIT NEARLY $4,000 IN HIS
POCKET AT MORRIS PARK

Nearly hundred owners got some portion Of
the money hung up by the Westchester Racing AS
sociation at It's spring meeting. which came to
end yesterday, and the increased size Of the
helped considerably 20 swell the total. August
Belmont has not raced many horses at the meet
ing. yet he stands the head of the list. with
close to $4,000 The victory Of his two-year old
MiZZen in the Juvenile. National Stallion and
Eclipse stakes. Masterman's win in the Belmont
and the stake won by Namtor is what did the
trick. Albert FeatherstOne stands second the
list owing TO his three yearod Arsenal and Hata-
Arsenal won the Metropolitan Handicap and
Hatasoo stake races. while Mary Street
also contributed by winning stake. ]. b. Haggtn,
who only stake race that which won
by his year old Charles EWOOd. is third, The
list Of owners who won $1,000 or more is follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
AMERICAN SUCCESS WELL RECEIVED

The success OF the American polo players abroad
has been well received by their friends in this
country. Much anxiety felt here about the
condition Of FoNhall r Keene. the captain of the
American team. Mr. kcene is said have fully
recovered from his recent injury and expects to
he at his best when his team meets the Englishmen
for the international championship at the corona
ton The victory over the Hurlingham team on
Wednesday clean and the Amerl-
much encouraged the capital showing
made by their players. The little American polo
ponies did their share
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CLUB TO SHOW PICTURES

Included IN the programme for entertainments AZ
the dinner OF the Automobile Club OF America tn
De given at the Garden City Hotel on saturday
evening, are some new kinetoscOpe pictures. which
include ne me following: DR.. Lehwess's motor car thu
IaSSe- -FartOut, Leaving London for Trim Around
the World; DIR LehweSs'S motor car F.FSInninsr a.
5lSh speed on Rotten Row; Repairing Break-
ampton; ,,Automohile Parade Madison square:
automobile Parade TO COney Island BOuIsyrar5 .
and Automobile Races COney Island BoUIevard
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

errorless game and won out by punching ~ hits
In the fourth inning Hume pitched fine game.
allowing the home team only seven hits, which
were Wen scattered For New-York Condit scored
the only run on a three-ba and clever steal
nome. His running one-hand catch was the spec
tacular feature OF the game. The score:
R. II. z.
New-York University. o o o o o / o o-i
Batteries-Eume and Inglis; O'Connor and Coe.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
TAKES POLICEMEN RIDING FROM co1rp7

Ernest F. Britton. who gave the New-York Atb
etic Club as his address. was arrested Yesterday
az F1fth-ave and One-hundred
ST by Bicycle PaIrOlnan HanIey. OF the WSest 0-,s
hundred -hfth-st. station FOR vioattns
Ine speed ordinance. Mr.. BrittOn told Maeistrsf =
Hammer ne might have been going slightly faster
{ lnan lht law allowed. but not Intentionally. He
Sald he had accompanied the officer 10 collrt viii
ingly- Magistrate Flammer discharged him ~
When Mr.. Br1ttOn left the court he invited tba
9IIlcSr VINO arrested him 10 take ride with him
HanlSy accepted Seeing some plain clothes men
Slth9lhg on the steps, Nlr Britton invited them n
go along. too This offer was also accepted
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CHICAGO. 6: PHILADELPHIA. 5.

Chicago. May 22-Chicago pulled the game out
of the fire by single. a twobagger and an error.
Both pitchers We're hit freely but Rhodes received
the better support. Score by innings;
Chicago .....-.......O Is IL
Ihilada aphia ........O 1-5 10 3
Batteries-Rhodes and Killing. Magee and Doom.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
MEN AND woMEN's TEAMS PAIRED

A team match between the men and women
golfers OF the Apawamis Golf Club the at
traction at the Rye links yesterday The women's
team was headed by Miss Hecker, the metropolitan
champion. while MatuTin Balou acted captain
OF the masculine aggregation. The women received
two strokes handicap the seventh ninth, four
teenth and seventeenth holes and one stroke all
the others. In spite of this generous allowance
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CRICKET.

THE GAME OF THE BROOKLYN AND KINGS
COUNTY CLUBS RESULTS IN A DRAW.
Tho Brooklyn Cricket Club played it's first mid
week game OF the season yesterday at Prospect
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE THIS YEAR
will find The New-York Tribune for sale
the book stalls of the leading hotels
throughout the continent OF Europe and
Great Britain, well the Reading
Room tables. Ii may also be obtained at
the principal railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
THE AUTOMOBILE,
ADDITIONAL ENTRIES FOR THE ,Nr-gYYy.
DRED-MILE ENDURANCE CONTEST.

The Automobile Club OF America viii prorot.
TWO contests IN the near future The first Will
take place on May 30. and will be a roo-rnr. .n-
durance contest. On the following day the o,a
mile speed contests will take pIace ON sta+.r
island when a new record for the distance MA
oe made The additional entries for the enduranra
contest announced at the club yesterday follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BOSTON. I; ST. LOUIS. /.

ST. Louis. May 22.-Boston won a lstless game
from St Louis to-day. Willis faultlessly sup
Score:
r. II. E.
Boston 1ro1.s .S .......S o o > o "a 10 D
Batteries-Ye.kes and Ryan. and Nichols Willis and
Kittridge.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
NEWARK.


Sam, Earned Ia, runs-Worcester = Two-oase hits-Gsrry
scoring %, Merritt Three hft-Crishar If, or,
SasesLN9waTk $; Worcester S First errors
Newark l: Worcester. rlaI>-
nanty RothfGss Sacrifice hfts-Bierbaner Clancy
DoqoIs piays-Deehanty to Clancy; Rohfuss Wright
20 Rothruss First base balls-OH Wadsworth 4. ~
McFal. 4 Hit by pitched baI-Ry Moran 4 strcE
out-By McFall. l. Time-2:04. Cmplr.-J II Exsn
Attendance-4OO - u 6saA-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

~ Brdgeport-Bridgeport Z; Norwich q
AZ Springfield -Meriden 1: Springfield s.
AZ Hew.HaEen-Ne -NeN-L.ondOn, 4; New-Hav.n, s.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. A: Hartford
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

- Earned runs-Pttsburg Two base h'ts-Reaurnont.
Haltren. Lauder ~. Double plays-Smith Doyle
First base balls-On Philippe /; or Evans Hit
by pitched hall-Evans. Struck ouRy Philippe, =. by
Evans. Tlme-l:4O Cmpirc-Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
WORCESTER. 10. NEWARK

worcester defeated Newark easily yesterday at
newark. touching up WadswOrth freely when hits
M1rt MI needed FriSbee made fine running catch OF
JoIudn 5 long ny IN centre in the sixth inning Sc
bTIhss Two two-baggers and Crisham's triple ve-n
also features The score: -A-N "NNo
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

Park meeting the Kings County team. A draw
the result. The contest marked by some
excellent batting and G. Cox's work for Brooklyn
also played well for Brooklyn. which appeared to
have the game well in hand, when G. w Barnes
and A. Nugent combined and succeeded In playing
out time. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
WILLIAMS BEATS AMHERST IN TENNIS

Wiiamstown. Mass. May % CSpeciaD.-Doushty
and Lyon the tennis tournament TODAY yo-
Williams by defeating Plympton and Collister OF
Amherst. - S.. 6-3. SIS st
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
PROVIDENCE.
Jersey CITY
Totals 81 4 627 1s /
Stated for Mccain in ninth

Jersey s.ietTf 1it, -'''----.---.'..--2 1s
Earned runs-Jersey CITY l. First base On errors
iFoVIence J. Left bases-Providence 6: Jersey civ
Iuree-oase hits-FOster. Hallgan. Stolen bases
dssldy. Donahoe Shtndle Double pIay-Tansev and
I,dSsidy sacrifice hits-TansPy. NcCauey Hildebrand
FIRST base on balls-OT Corridor 3. Off MrC,ann e
Jmpires-Murphy Kelley. -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.

PROVIDENCE DEFEATS JERSEY CITY BY SCORE
OF To
providence defeated Jersey City in the first gams
OF their series at Jersey City yesterday. McCann
had the better OF pitchers battle but errors IN
Ine neid were responsible for Providence's victory
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
GOLF.

wEsTCHEsTER CLUBS NEW HOME.
The old Watson mansion. which recently OBJ
tained by the westchcster Golf Club for club pur-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

GOLF Wornen's team championship Class A. Nassau at
County: ShinnecOCk a
ApaVanlis. Richmond Garden C'ity
scholastic championship.
LACROSSE Hobart at Columbia
fRICEET.--Haryard AT University of Pennsvlyants
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. championships at University ot
Pennsylvania. -
sHOOTING-Tou tournament. NeW-Jersey :. A Freehold
y J.; Princeton championship. stockton Farm.
BASEBALL -New-York Pittsburg: Boston. at ST
Philadelphia. Chicago -
Brook. Hampstead.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI.

Earned HrookIyn, =, Cincinnati, I. Two
-naheu Three base hits-pObbs. SheCkard Stolen
bases-Cincnnati, ! Double pays-Flood To McCreery:
Corcuran TO Beckley; MagOon Beckey.
base on balls-On Donovan ;; OF Phillips. L, Hit by
pitched hal-By Donovan. I. Struck out-By Donovan.
s: by Phillips. 5. Time-2:15. Umpire-Cantiuon
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

er, the only who played for Buffalo.
II; VI. Earle. of Squadron A. was back, and tho
other two We're j. c. Cooley. jr. of Westchester,
and r. l. Barstow, ir.. of Camden S. c.
BY the aid of their handicap allowance and clever
plays the Buffalo players held the lead up to the
beginning of the last period. The then
y@4 for them to for Westchester Blair made the
nrst goal when play resumed in thirty
onds, and then BeeCkman scored. Almost I'M
mediatcly after Westchester penalized
quarter of goal for a safety, tieing the score.
Keen excitement regned from this time to the
finish Each side threw all its Vigor into the
vcC Ihe latter was quick Il fash in back
ing the ball. and his strokes possessed force and
accuracy. Blair showed up brilliantly for West
chester, his riding and hitting being the best he
has shown this season. BeeCkman a credita-
bic back. Cooley, who did excellent work for
Buffalo, gave his side the first lead after the tie.
II did not last long for Blair. after carrying the
ball well around the field. scored for Westches-
ter. Barsto~ the brilliant man after that and
raised Bufao'S hopes by goal but minute
later Reynal scored The period ended in tie at
ll@. each 1t WAS necessary to continue until
side won. and after brief rest Reginald Brooks
lined up the teams and threw in the ball. Once
Blair almost had a goal. and four minutes of snap
py fighting seen before the game ended. Cooley
did the honors. taking the ball after neat up
the field by Barstow- The lineup and summary:
BUFFALO. WEsTCHESTER.
Handicap Handicap.
EcuLrd r Il Pa[sl2w Gst2 IT,. Eugene s,. Reynol.---
3 .Jt j. e :, c2Gley ,lc t.. 3 r Col'sr
Total ............ II Total observation-disclosures. Il
Earned goals -westchestcr. II: Buffalo 10. Allowed
hy hanficap-Ruralo, ,, penalties-Ruralo, \.
~. Referee Reginald Brooks T'mekeepers scorers
r. A. Havemcy"r and - ". Bird.
The game to-day will be between Meadow Brook
and the Bryn Mawr Freebooters
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
THE RECORDS.

New-York Pittsburg. Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston 81. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

Baltimore. 3; Detroit. l. Chicago. 8: Boston, 2.
Louis. Washington 1 cleveland II: Fh dephia, Q
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

CUBAN X GIANTS AT ORANGE

AT clinton N Y-Hamilton. 7: Middlsbury CoIisss a
At Ann Arbor. Mich--nlinois. 7: Michigan g.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN A CLOSE GAM

PRINCETON FRESHMEN WIN A CLOSE GAME
Princeton. y. J.. May % (speciaD.-The Princeton
freshmen defeated Mercersburg Academy to-day in
a close game by OF TO g. Both pitchers
proved effective and the scoring through care
less fielding Spencer played a good game for Mer
cersburg and Freeman played second for tbA
Tigers. Score by innings
r.. H. E
Pmrineet9n mdI".t.s, .:..-.-...- x-4
Batteries-McMillan and Young; Nelson and Demona
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
BASEBALL.
NEW-YORK WHITEWASHED AT PITTS
BURG-VAN HALTREN BREAKS
LEG.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
PIttsburg 6: New-York O Boston. Z: ST. Louis l..
Chicago. 6; Philadelphia. Brooklyn. o. Cincinnati 5.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

WESLEYAN. 8; NETWORK UNIVERSITY. l.
Wesleyan from New-York University yester-
day aL/Chio Field The vistl2 team played an
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
PITTSBURG.

ever made by player, having been absent from
a game only four days in half dozen years. The
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT WASHINGTON.
r. H. E
Washington .........O d o o O-1 6 =
st. Louis ............3 o . q 60 10 D
AT BALTIMORE.
r. Fl. E.
Baltimore ...........O o o o l x-3 8 /
betroit ..........0 o II I .
AT BOSTON.
r.. II. E.
Boston ........-..O o o "a 0 2
AT PHILADELPHIA.
r. H. F.
fiisdslphia fifTssPS ::::G ::::G 3 d-5 d5 Is
New-York tribune., 1902-05-23

The Orange Athletic Club baseball team will NAV
the Cuban x Giants on the Orange Oval on next