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The sun., 1903-05-30

NEW YORK IN. L., s. BOSTON Is. L.l 0.
After the Chicagos the Bostons: look on
this picture and on this. II Ia a far cry from
the determined and lively ball put up BY the
Chicagos to the tame style Of the Bostons
as seen yesterday at the Polo Grounds, and
though the New Yorks did not roll up many
runs against the Bostons they won easily
enough, shutting the visitors out. Pittinger
vas as much OF puzzle IA eyer to the New
York hitters, but 1t happened that the New
tha 1horks had ar, an enigma on hand the,mselyes
csiyed better backing UP, With tho cloudy
that Mathewson launched the missile down
the slips the man at the bat was eroplng In the
dark. Moments were few when the game
did not drag and there was q noticeable abb
.:ence of enthnsiasm-possibly the lul before
was hrst on view in the, first, inning Van
second; d.. Morsn's throw down to the bag
third. The remainder of his journey was
accomplished through base hit to centre by
McGann; There was only one out at the
time and the hour seemed ripe for another
run or so. but Moran, suddenly got the kinks
out of his throwing whip. He cut of McGann
Mertes when the latter tried to steal third
As a base-runner Mertes for once was more
impetuous than profitable; He was nailed
Mcdenn. whose batting really won the
game for the. New iorks made second
single in the fourth inning. and Mertes fol-
lowed with a hit to left. Babb forced Mertes
at second. but McGann ambled to third.
and from there he scored on LADDERS single,
eighth inning. Abbaticchio fumbled Van
haltrens ground ground hit: Moran made good
Abbatiochioet the ball get through his hands
and Van Haltren paused not in his wild career
until ne camped on third. Being followed
hy. handy Dan McGann he scored, Mclann
lifting the ball against the edge Of the twenty
hve-cent coming tower for two bases.
The Boston aggression consi.ted Of a So
growl at the umpire by Catcher Moran tor
calling ball on Babb In the fourth inning.
Also there was Dick Coolcy's stage laugh
when on the, coaching lines and irving to
fatter himself that his side WAS going to
score. Mathe ewson has done showler, but
never more consistent work than he did
man on base In each Of the first four innings.
IL was merely hope deferred and meyer rea-
lized. for Mathe wson was as steady as
church and did not permit the succeeding
betters to hit the ball other than on the
edges
The sun., 1903-05-30
LAWN TENNIS.
snowen Delay the Tournament for South
ern Championship.

WARRINGTON. May 29.-Only three matches
wore com pleted in tho National Association
tennis tournament for the Southern cham
pionship to-day owing to another shower.
which fell all the afternoon. Two of these
matches were started this morning, when the
invitation exhibition between W, A, Larned
and j. c. Davidson was concluded. the former
winning to-days set. 6-3. He won the first
set yesterday afternoon, 8-4
Both the concluding matches in the third
round In the men championship singles
were disposed Of, leaving {. {. Clark and
W. c. Grant. and +: Geoghegan and j. e..
Davidson matched for the setn-finals to-
morrow.
Wylie, c. Grant New York. defeated DR..
in both sets this morning, Ga. /; G. C..
Clark. Capitol Hill Club. defeated Capt.
Edwin B; Babitt. I. s. A., in very Interesting
match. 8-3. 81.
The rettiest match OF the tourna ment thus
far was started this irorning between Mrs.
Wallington Hardy. Norfolk Country Club.
and Miss Winoia Closterman. Cincinnati
Outing Club. the crack Western player
The first set was exceptionally close and long
lI--a after a hard struggle. minority Of
the games w"ra vantage gnnIes and Mrs.
Hardy was often within one T'oin' Of win
ming tn" set after she had led until the score
stood 6 all But Miss tlosterIGan's wary
net work always overcame her opnoncnt's
mans greater steadiness gnined her the vic
tory. Miss Closterman won the second set
comparatively easily. G :. Roth gave a
splendid exhibition OF hard. accurate volley-
Raymond d little, New York. the present
Southern champion, arrived to-day TO defend
his title and win the trophy for the third
and last time
The sun., 1903-05-30
baseball Notes.

Columbia will tackle Manhattan College al
Jasper oval this afternoon
The crack HObokcn baseball team will play the
strong PoughkccpSc nine at the ST George Cricket
Grounds In lppoAcn to Norrow,
THE Spadng fmcrads and SuhurbAns will
play the nrSt game or series al the proieriory
grounds. Van Nest, to morrow
The Cedars have Saturdays In June and July
op-n. Suitable guarantee must br given. Ad
dress Jonn Dempsey. 40 East l+Gh street
Any first class semi professional club offering
reasonable Inducements can close June q or with
iht Morris \. c. Address Emil Klein. 'E Union
avenue.
The Na,Icr a. \. will play the Pcekskll B. b. G.
n, Preksl;ill 10 morrow. juno aud July and )
are open for clubs offering good Inducements
Address j, II. Poggl. 3oi West Fourteenth street
The Mlzpah \. {. OF Passaic, y. j.. has a few
open dates for June. july and august. ana would.
II a suitable guarantee Is offered IKE TO arrange
with outside teams Tor games AuurcS feOfRr
pohcrty, Gl Elm street
The School OF Commerce OF New York University
Will continue 10 play bsll on Saturday afternoons
during thr summer and Is open for engagements
within q radius OF nifty miles Of Greater New York
Address John +. Nyrnc. II West l?sih street.
The Marquette team has all Saturdays for the
season booked except Aug 10 and 20 ANY club
within 100 miles OF New York offering suitable In
ducemrnts can have either OF these dates by adj
dressing Joseph ~ Roche. SCI Tenth street.
Brooklyn.
The sumner r c. has a few more opcn dates
offering good guarantees for Wednesdays, SAtur
days holidays and sundays Address Frank
Faust. 10 Sumner avenue. brooklyn
The Borough A., c. lent Its home grounds
games to morrow and has that date open for nrsi
class team having Its own grounds that will onrr
suitable guarantee. Address or telegraph &. Bohn-
sack. Ice Canal street. S,apleton, staten Island,
The sun., 1903-05-30
CONSTITUTION READY TO RACE.
viii start To-day Against Reliance and
Columbia

The Constitution will be at the starting
line to-day ready for another fight with the
Reliance and Columbia. When the topmast
went by the board on Thursday 1t was thought
that II would be impossible to get the yacht
ready for to-day's race. There was spare
topruast at the Herreshon shops at Bristol,
but that was 40 miles away. Az soon as he
landed Mr. Belmont notified the Herreshons
and asked them to send on the topmast and
pair Of spreaders as fast ~ possible. tug
was secured the spar placed on board and with
sone riggers the tug made fast trip upthe
Sound. The Constitution was taken 10 ihS
Island and the damaged spar unshipped end
the torn sails were mended. The tug reached
City Island early in the morning. ana the mel.
were soon at work stepping the new topmast
and setting up the rigging, The, WORK was
finished in the afternoon. and the Constitution
To-day 3 race will be the fifth Of the Glen
Cove series arranged by the New York Yacht
Club lu the four that have been sailed the
Reliance has finished i'll the lead She has
beaten the Columbia easily in each. The
Constitution was beaten by several minutes
event but the race was not finished in time.
In the race on Tuesday the Constitution was
so close to the Reliance at the finishing line
that many think she Ia winner on time
allo vance. good breeze is wanted for to-
days event. so that the yachts may have
start will be made OF Matincock Point at l.
clock IA usual.
Next week the three yachts will be oyer.
hauled for the races that are TO be sailed ON
Sandy Hook. These races will he the first
real trials that the boats will have. Three
races are to be sailed on those waters, and the
course in each event will be fifteen miles I"
wndward or lee ward and return.
The sun., 1903-05-30
At Toronto.

TORONTO. May -Cobourg, from the Seagram
Stable won his third successive race In easy fash
Ion at Woodbine to day In the last race 1t looked
as II Frank Mckee passed the wire neck In front
OF Wheeler b., but the Judges gave the race to the
latter.
First Race Five and a half firlongs -Ts1man.
III ,Munr0l, to !. won: fitzhrar. ITO tGormley)
I to s. second sly Boots. l02 a.. Walsh. Is to |.
third. Time, i:lO'I. Calthness. AndIattus. Meta,
Red Seal. Little Boy. Wild Wave and silk and Satin
olao
second Race S,eeplechase., two miles Daryl.
146 (Femberton). to ?, won: Bllly Ray. isi tSwal
wciD. 80 to 1. second: Ar1us l5S Gallagher, I to
TO- third. Time Gti,i. Dick Haasc, Nerna X
and Memonst also ran.
Third Race-Onc mile and one-s1tecnth Bank
Street, 10 (Munro), to s. won; Sco!tic l07 w. II.
Wood. Q to 6, second. Andy Williams. i22 Gfoar,.
even money third. Time. 1852. Decoration also
ran,
Fourth Rare-May Handicap. six furlones-
CobourE, i2e lSlnsl. TO 8. won Basuto, ilS CHoar
IL to s. second OH In the Can. no ID Boand) 90 to
/. third. Time, 1853. King Joshua and Rathlin
also ran.
Fifth Race-Five fu,longs-S.; Juvensl, los
~. Walsh. = to 1, won Nimblc Dick. 10 AUSTIN.
Z to l. second J. Nc. no Munro, /, TO g third
Time, I:o4s4, Curmudgeon. Shylock. Blackberrtcs
The World and nay View also ran.
sixth Race-On mile Wheeler B. 100 81. Wa!sh).
to .. won: Frank Mckee. ll2 (Hoarl, 10 to l. sec
ond; Tommy Hill. los IN. Johnson. 90 TO 1. third
Thine: i%SE. Lou Rey: Anlmo:ity. Far Roeka
way. Branch. Bellcoun. Jer1 aud Black Dick also
ran.
The sun., 1903-05-30
FRANK FARRELLS HARD LUCK.
Backs Armeath, The Muaketecr and Cal
cutta At Grsyesend.

Frank Farrell had a particularly unfor-
tunate day at Gravessnd yesterday. ne
began by losing good bet on Armeath IN the
first race Then his commissioners put down
some big checks on The Musketeer in the
PatohoRue Stakes. only to have Platter win
because Of superior racing luck. In the
sixth event Mr. Farrell's Calcutta was first
quoted at a. much as 10 to /. but the price
soon fell to 21S to nt post time and mo-
ment before the barrier was snapped many
layers were chalking up to s. Mr.. far-
rell's horses have. been very suocessful TINS
year and these revorses came as a hard blow
TO those who have been following the for
tunes Of the stable 50 ably trained oy FRANK
The ring suffered a series Of stunning Jolt,
when Golden Maxim won li,,l ths handicap pmuch ~
as 20 to was on tap when the commissioners .
got busy" and they soon haWmsTed the the
down 70 ,S Golden Mfaim bas up See ee
wss ssid that hat $4,000 Was taken from the
rHFf Ffhs OF savsn hf au%iRnt sian fell into bottom
Last yssterdsy the gowsrSS Rs2aed RSlidSaehhs ehs
Psddd Psdsd down pfSny to to forle eeA together With
former Police captain piamopd Pat kesRfss
johnny White and others stood in group
on the lawn while the race was under WAY dis
Tim d.. Jr, went up 70 & wtnIn wannmsIsr ssIni n the
hack stretch, whereupon the sullivan clan
sent sent a great warvhoop skywa5d. but when when
the colt died away and finished N elsvrhtn s,hf 'here
Father Bill" Daly bid up Right 81 snd True
the winner OF the Hrst race. to 800. Owner
McCafierty protecting the colt with the
Starter Fitze aid put wonderly on the
ground for two days for disobediepc,e nee az ne sne
was fret run in 1886 the winners being Pala-
din. Bllali, Cleophus., Satin Slipper. Nee
hanus. Himself and Cameron, :, ,,,s,.
horses yesterday. with the exception OF
Hermis. , .o ,-;,
Billy Macklin plunged on teipsiSS S 20 =. YIN Vim
the Futurity last year.
Aieernon Dain gerfleld has been appointed
assistant secretary OF the Jockey oiuo'
The sun., 1903-05-30
At Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI May 2s..-The races were good and
run over q tast track 70 day. However. only one
favonte won. Tho surprise OF the afternoon was
the victory of Avoid In the third race who won
easily at odds OF 30 to I. Ninos. % 10 shot. won
tho steeplechase in a hard drive from Gov. boyd.
Dagmar and Balloon fell and both the boys were
injured. In tho last race Jena stumbled near III
stretch and threw Jockey Fletcher. but he luckily
escaped serOns Injury.
First Race.one MILD L. Moore. q lReed,.
4 to /, won: Moye, e5 rs. Bonner. even money,
second; Kentucky Muddls; - tSculy) 10 70 l. third
Tine. iA2'a John G. King Glass Leader, King
Tat,u' Cur.te Fi.untra.s sam P; Cochran Sly
Second Racc-Four and half furorgs-Doy
rohe. los fRomanellD. IL TO I. won: II. Leuhrmann.
Jr. los tScully, 10 to l. second: DR.. DR.. Cartedge
Penny, Blanus, Probable, Parachamp Jovial
G. Lunay. Jim Farren. Cheboysan and Arcanium
also
Third Rsce-S11 furlongs-Avoid. % tM. Gil
more'. 20 to ]. won: Olenant. l0i &c. key) to l.
second; Bardoph, 100 Bonner sto2 third Time.
1851, Khaki. Bensonhurst and Masart also ran.
Fourth oe-sseeplechase: short course curse --Nino;,
Gsre0. 70 !. second; Pho.phoTa.. IsEp and
Fifth Race-Six and a half furlones -Eshern
li2 Reed. II to TO- won: Belle Malone, lo7 tCrow
hurst 10 ,, second: llmartnen lo7 u. o Conner.
II to s. third. Time. l:22l4. Galawater. Raven
roos,. Googoo Eyes and Rhoda Fuller also ran.
Sixth Race--One mile-Shogun. 97 IS. Bonner.
II to s, won: Landola 1902 (RomanellD. 80 to /.
second: Flaneur, 100 tCrowhursu. = to !, third
Time. 1854. John J. ReGau, Not Wisely. Flying
Girl. Fair Lass, Artist and Jena also ran,
The sun., 1903-05-30
Final for tho Country club Cups at west-
chester.

Meadow BROOK rlnvers were successfnl
for the Country Club cups in the final at the
Country cub u' Westchrstpr Yesterday for
teams handicapped at Ii or under. boating
tn" Rociuway representatives. The event
was the second won by the Hampstead polo
lsts III the iortnphts tournament for the
Wcstnhester cups. for tho hrst team cups were
also won by Meadow Brook, with kockawa J
A. runner-ur. Tn" team positions and hand
caps yesterday We're.
Meadow Brook No, I. Max Stevenson. 5; No, :.
Reginald Brooks. 3 No. s a. s. Alexander. I: back
r. l.. stevens, 8, Total. l9.
Rockaway No. l. g. g. McMurrcy, Ir.. 2: No 2,
r. la Montague Nv. .: No. 2 n. u, BsbCock. Jr. T.
back, e. l.. DIXON. :, Total 10,
Meadow Brook conceded goals by handi-
cap. but won them back in the first period
when Rockaway made goal but was pom
alized n quarter goal for n saiety In the
second period Moadaw Brook added goals
Five moro w"r" piled up III tho third Inter
val of play, 10 for the opponppts. who again
sacrificed a quarter goal In the last periol
the play very open, Meadow Brook gsif-
ing and Rock way goals. The total wHs
10 for McadGw Brook to lOt, for BecAava..
Including the by handicap
The sun., 1903-05-30
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO May ?o.-The track al Hawthorne
Ia day was stili in bad condition md the horse
that secured the path next to the rail cane home
blanoe Of contest In any Of the events, Epcure
First Race-Four and half iurIongs-Sol Smith.
lO6 (Helgerson), to J. won: Ida Davis, - DAVIS.
30 TO second: Soldier Of Fortune lO7 q. Booker,
= to l. third. Time. O:S IS. Glisten Benice.
Leech, Canitol. Jenny Moore. Ranwell and Lawn.
Second Reee-One mile Galbs, lOs u. Rein)
to l. xon Sherry. los ~. Be eokep. 20 10 Second:
Aninula. iol ~. Wtiams), % 10 /, third. Time
1850 SIS Commodore Dewey. Springfield. Chief
Aloha Rampooza, Whangdoodle. Chicago Girl
1tacatlara. Caxton. Lee Stinson and Winesap also
ran.
Third Rsce-Sl4 f,iriongs-Epicure. ll4 tButier,
Floyd X. no e, Gray; 70 l, third Time i;'o
Fourth Rscs-,one me.AiIliights, 20 heissrson,.
:. second: The Forum; % lH Phpsl. !: 70 /. third.
Time, i4s rs. Jack pomund and Jordan also ran
:. rfth Race.oue mile and asiHteen.hmlampoon. zen NJ.
81 Uaobbins,. 10 J. won ESher l01 !Ota). 10 TO
second Sidney Ssbbs!h. u tP Phillips,; 70 /:
bradley snd Simhle Nan also ran.
sixth Ilace-StS and . half fuhongs-Safeguard
90 Knapp, IA 10 won Mary Moore, o. u. Rocker.
10 TO l. second Jet. "a tButler) rs TO third Time
1928. Della ostrand Alice Dougherty, Vulcan
Sharioss. Pupil. Pirate, nike Strauss and Klwsssa
also ran.
The sun., 1903-05-30
Al St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS May 7s.-Echodsle wilson up.
was the only favorite 70 win 10 day. Burke Coch
ran. at 90 70 was the longest .ho. TO win Light
handy styie from Lady Strathmore.
First Race--rour and a half furlongs-Tom
Kiley. l04 lWstson), 10 to l. won. Rhyme and Res.
fS sassr Hi,ehef.t. and L;ts Pirate .;e ran ~
twolr,, sSfS19 to 'ies Won; Katie Gibbons. M Tsn.s
roy. 9 to l. second tline 8, i04 Morsel TO
third Time. ils. Edna kenncr. Called back
Ardta Aialia. Wei Vance, Eliza Cook. Ar-nsas.
Helen Hay. Sabinsl. Jean Crnsicr and Msrsie g.
Third Race-one mllenDuEke Cochran. 100
$ to i. second: Drutchland, los tGulietp, 0 10 TO-
third. Time. ,:4.h. Pettilohn, Pas dol Ranch
man and Rlanco also ran.
Fourth Race One mile and one elghth-Light
Opera IS (N.llson). : to 2 won: Lady S,rathmorc,
lI2 iAus,lnj 70 L. second: South Breeze t0i tShee
ham, 5 to q third. Time, 200. W. n. Gates and
Jack vounL also ran.
TO 2. won: Broader io+ lWatson', . to . second:
Countess Clara l04 arll sto third. Time, l:is's
Lady drs, Dolly Graz, lasso and AT also ran ~,
Sixth lsarc-Sevrn furlongs -Echodae. 100
CWllson). ? 70 I. won: Sweet Dream. !0t WATSON.
q TO q second: Jake Weber. los (Trosler,, 2 to |.
third. Time. l;s2ij. Cash hoy. DR.. HolScher.
style, Sir Christopher, Baronc' and Sioux Chief
also ran
The sun., 1903-05-30
Auto Races and Cluh Runs.

Mayor Walsh of Yonkers Is to act as starter
at the auton obile races to he held at the En-
pire City track at Yonkers to-day. Lawrence
Waterbury Is one of the late entries with
his ,O-hor Sc power Mercedes. There are more
than forty entries in all. A., II. pardinrton
OF the American Automobile Association
will act as referee. The Automobile Club
Of America and tho Long Island Automobile
club will both have called runs to the races.
The contests begin at 2:so o'clock this after
noon.
The New York Athletic Club nutom oblcs
division, has called a run for Trdvcrs Island
for Tomorrow, starting from the town house
at 10 o clock in the morning.
The sun., 1903-05-30
OUR LAssIE WINS THE OAKS.
j. n. keene's Da zziing Falls in the Classic
Race for F1llies.

Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUN
LONDON. May 2s-The race for the classic
Oaks Stakes OF 5000 sovereigns. about one
mile and half. was run at Epson to-day.
It was won by J. b. Joel's Ally Our Lassie.
by Ayrshire Yours. Major Eustace Loders
Ally Hammerkop. by Gallinule-Concussio
was second. and W. Raphael's Skyscraper.
by velasquez (or Ayrshire )-Chelandry
third. There were ten starters. The betting
Hammerkop and 100 to ganst skyscraper
] r. Keene's chestnut fllly Dazzling fell az
tho horses approached Tattenham Corner,
The sun., 1903-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Champions Beaten by the New Yorks. Who
Move Up.

The New York Americans made 1t two
straight from the champion Phladelphias
Yesterday, and as the Clcvelands were beaten
by the Chicagos. the New Works moved UP
into sixth place. The Bostons beat the v, ash
ingtons. which put the rhiladelphas back
into fifth place and made the nostons a tie
with Detroit for second place. retrot losing
to st. Louis itesults:
New York. 8; Philadelphia, .
Chicago, 81 Cleveland. 2.
ST. Louis. I: Detroit. g.
Boston, I, WashinRtOn. 2.
The sun., 1903-05-30
CHICAGO "a. L.. 8: CLEVELAND. =.

Two base hlt-Hckman. Three base hit
Green. First base on erTors-cleyeiand. i; CHI.
cago. 8. First base on balls-On joss, /. Struck
out by Joss 4 BY White. g. Sacrifice hits 60
Bradley, Gochnaur Flick. Stolen base-La}oie
lsbell and Mcfarland. Left on bases-C'leveland
S: Chicago, S. Hit BY pitcher er-McCarthy TN
pire-Connoly, Tme-l hour and ~ minutes,
Attendance-l.SSS.
sT. LOUIS "a. L). I: DETROIT, s.
DETROIT. May 29,-Mulln's bases on balls were
especially fatal and Detroit played hstlessi>, An
derson great batting was the feature. with Held
ricks relding, Wallace put up great game at
short,
The sun., 1903-05-30
West crn League.

Al ST. Jose ephSt Joseph, O; Kansas CITY.
At Denver-Dcnvcr. 1: Colorado Springs -Four
teen innings.
A, Peoria and Des Mo!neS-Rain.
The sun., 1903-05-30

StVUHu
81. Louis. ........,..,.....O o 0 o = %
bet roit .................2 0 0 v o O-3
Two: base hits Padden. Hemphn Three htse
, nits 'ra",n,u' s bHrIe'' ~ nhrAeu. Saefihee Mt MT.
t'asr on balls s-on Mullln. 4 of sevrrs, /: First
base on errors-DetroN. l: ST. Louis. s. Lett on
bases = Detroit ,: st. Louis 8. Passed bali
Mcclure. Double plays-Wnllacc and Padden
Hedrlr; and Anderson, Struck BY Mulliu
1; by Sievcrs, l., rmpres -Carru,hcrs and Has
sett. Time hour ana 70 minutes Attend
ance-crl7s.
BOSTON "A. L.. I: WARRINGTON. :?
PosroS May ca.--The Boston Americans played
nne ball to day and won handly from the Senate rs
Dineen twlrled clcvcry nve hits being the bes,
NJ hiVh order.
The sun., 1903-05-30
American Association.

At Milwaukee Milwaukee, IA; Toledo. o.
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis 4; Indiana polls ?
At st. PAul-St. Paul. s: Louisvile, |.
Al Kansas CITY Wet grounds,
The sun., 1903-05-30
Southern League,

Al Brmlng ham birmingham, 3: New Orleans u
Az Atlanta Shreveport. 8: Atlanta. 3.
Al Nashville and Montgomery Rain.
The sun., 1903-05-30
other Games.
AT ChNBRIDGT..


Harvard ..........1 9 3
GEORGETOWN. ...-..O q - 10 =
batteries Chrkson and Stevenson: Titus and
Fart.
At Homestead Cuban GlantS,t: Homestead, q.
~ Clinton Hamilton College o. Colgate 3.
AZ Nonkcrs- Mount Pleasant, II: Nohkrrs High
School 4,
At Lebanon Genuine Cuban Giants, 4 Ieha
non, /
The sun., 1903-05-30
Eastern League.
STANDING OF THE CLul
JlRsIY CITY, 3: NEwAkK. 0

Jersey City celebrated Its return home with
a victory over Newark at West Side Park In Jersey
City yesterday. IL was a pitchers battle. In which
hits were pretty well scattered Jersey City won
the game In the NTH inning on hits BY Doo!in and
Dillon and woods's sacrifice, scoring the nrs, run.
Pfanmiller played brilliant nclding game aside
Clement excelled In the hitting for the home team
O'HAgan was knocked out In the sixth inning by
collision with Cassidy at first base but continued
playing. He led with two hits for Newark.
The sun., 1903-05-30
PHILADELPHIA
Totals. 1? n 10 1
TotalS....< Q "a 10
sBatted for Mitchell in the ninth inning.

Brooklyn. yn................A o 0 -.-s
Phuadelphia. .............0 o. %
First base on error Brooklyn. LEI; on bases-
BROOKLYN. S: phladslpha. First bas. on balls
win. 5; BY Mitchell. l. Three base hh-Hulswit,
Two. base hit :. keister Sacrifice hit Barr,
laAs. Double plAys-Mtchell. Gleason and Doug
las; Mitchell and DoSgls.s Hglsvist snd Gleason
Mitchell Umpire Holiday. Time hour and s5
minutes. Attendance, 200.
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New York State League,

At Troy--Troy. O: Albany. 6.
Al JohnStown Schenectady, 4: A, ]. 4 G.. s.
At Illion--U tica. o. Hon, 2.
At Syracuse Syracuse. a. Rnghamton. 4.
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Tptals.....3 6'23 10 Totals. . 8 "a Is 2
Two out when game was stopped.
New York ......,........O o Q 0 o o %
Philadelphia ....,..,.......2 0 0 0 0 %
First base on New York. 5: Philadelphia, .
i.eft on bases New York, 2: Philadelphia O.. First
out by Bender, 2: Iiy Tannchill. 8. Three base
hltLWilliams. Two base hits, Davis. Seybold
Sacrifice hit-Bender. Stolen base-Fultz Hit
by pitcher Bender, |. Balk-- Bender, Umpire
Sheridan. Time hour and IS minutes, Attend
ance-I29l
CHICAGO "a. L.. 8: CLEVELAND, ..
CLEVELAND. May 29.-Two close decisions by
Connolly gave Chicago the second game OF the
series this afternoon. joss pitched a far better
game than the shows. Hickman's errors
also proved costly. Two lightning doubles as
sisted In making the game fast. i was bitter cold
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Connecticut League.

At New London--New London. II: Meriden.
AT Norwich Hartford. Z: Norwich. 4.
Al l'rdgepou-Ho Holyoke, 9, bridgeport, ?.
At New Haven-Springhcld,+ 4; New Haven, 2.