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IntersChOlastic Sport.

The Bronx School Athletic Association
held meeting yesterday and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: President.
Martin Fla ger: first vice-presdent. Charles
Miller: secretary. Thomas Lang: treasurer.
Fred Nefison. The track team has dis
banded for the season. but the football candi-
dates will indulge In summer practice on
Long Island.
j. Martin. the Dwight School hammer
thrower. said yeste rday afternoon that the
measuring Of the field events at the cham
pionships last Saturday was far from being
right. He said that the tape used was . not rot
steel and therefore not exact. He further
said that he threw the hammer l2o feet, s.
matter was brought to the attention OF Presi..
dent Wright OF the association. and he said
he would see that regulation tape is secured
for the future.
many leader. has returned from ENGLAND;
Croker was a student at Dwight School and
played ON the champion football team Of
1901; He said schoolb9y athletics IN Eng; Eng;
boys could beat The English rds , III, He nil MI.
business. He manifesto great interest IN
baseball and can be seen at the Polo Grounds
every afternoon.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CINCINNATI, 81 NEW YORK IN. L). o.

clNclNNATI. 81 NEW YORK IN. L.. o.
A sorcerer OF the slab is Left, Handler Hahn
Nationals at the Polo Grounds yesterday,
and Dhr hard hitting which which the locals a, have aye
VA. what Hahn provided for the New orks,
and not u man reached the plate 1t was
seldom nat one % be 'Hed Rds cSa ana "n she
oyar The landscape that they took thorough
care Of everything that was not altogether
out " reach.
A. for the Cncinnatis. they, won the game
ty timely batting in two innings. They got
swag from the mark on their toes. and though
they never led far. their lead was va. always a
swing Of his delivery the Reds had distributed
the adjacent ,bsv scenery to such sgOd
10 M't left c,Id f,isd seymours hy fell into Brownies
same sane 'modcne -slamdow" has been giving
Otner NeIdcrs. That Is, he sent the ball far
on h, MT. and Beckley scored Donlin on
Lauder. at third base. had several screeching
smashes to face They came his, way often,
and. for the most part. he handled them well,
Lauder, which burnt the iatters hands, but he
held on Artistic batting gave the Reds
her run in the eighth nninH &. s, ssymNui hs{n
TOO ditficult to handle Donlin sacrificed, and
Beckley's vicious drive past third base scored
The ripest opportunity the New Yorks
had was in the third inning, but it soon went
safely to centre. Warner also hit safely,
Cronin's sacrifice put a man on third and
one on second with only one out. Hereto,
for runs and yells of delight at the Polo
Grounds but this time there were no runs
and only premature .yells; Browne struck
Bresnahan hit to Corcoran and was headed
of at first base.
Warner was the first man up for New York
in the eighth inning and started auspicously
with base on balls. Van Haltren. under
studying Cronin at the bat, hit to Beckley
once more, with the time propitious. the New
Yorks were helpless before Hahn. Magoon
thraw Browne out and Hahn threw Bres-
nahan out The ninth was quite barren.
Fortune flirting no more with the home team.
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pennsyivania and Anna polls VIII Not Row
Second Race.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May N-The mtdshipmen
will finish this years rowing season on MAY 70
by rowing their first and second crews against
thoee Of Georgetown The efforts to schedule
q second race with the University OF Pennsyl-
vanla have not been snccessful. u.
hut ANNAPOLIS would not agree to this on
account OF their being crippled. but offered
to accept Pennsylvania entrance to the
Georgetown race. .,. l..
PENNSYLVANIA could not accept this. ~ IL
was too near its other races The MILDLY
of Smyth. the stroke, who has been suffering
with boils, which have much weakened him.
Farley formerly No. 6, Is being used In this
position. Laird and Todd Of the first crew
are also in bad shape.
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'Rattcd Tor Cronm In the eigh'n inhins'
S,ns'pnsi.' S.s YS1t::..::::::s "a
First base on erroIs--fincnnati. 2, Left on
eases.New York. s; Cincinnati g. Firs: base on on
J. cgSna SS n;r on HsSn SS Hsn
GitMbonin, % " Sacrifice hits -crenin, Donlin. Stolen
-Bresnahan. Seymour. Double play-Dunn
and McGann. umplre-O'Da Day. T1mc-l hour ana
IS minutes Attendance sss.
BRooxLYN. 4: CHICAGO. IN. L.. 8.
A harmonious working Of Brooklyns hits
with Chicago misplays took place At wash
ington Park Yesterday. and the Brookiy,ns ,ns
seventh. First Doyle kicked on q decision.
and Emslie put him out Of the game. few
o1dered rts out 81 the oo ana
In the first inning Sheokard singled with
two out. He scored when Chance let Tinker 8
Tinker: BY he YAK Playedd sd "a. rsmsTkssls S.T At
Bee bee. In the nth inning a base on balls 70
Thielman. o. Jones.s sacrifice Snd strang
0ne-base rap to centre scored 1helman. In
the seventh inning the Brooklyns scored
out and McCreedie forced Jones at second.
s .ss sts sssSpa ana 81 s t
In the first four innings thu. visitors did not
MAKE hit of O. third IN on the via pso
hit by a pitched ball While Harley was
being dowH
put Harley on first In the, eighth, and Slagle.s
single and Thielman's miss OF the single sent
Harley around. The ChieaGos had ia.t tTo qnH men
but we're able to get only one man around
the circuit In the eventful seventh inning
the Chicasos had three men on bases with
plate. and the nett two batters, Evers and
King foul flied to the catcher.
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At Chicago.

cAlly ruined the Admiral Stakes. the feature Of
the card there TO day. Many expected 70 see
mae essEess s. Colt Ses Bernssd
Lynch were coupled as the +. T. Wood entry and
sd as tsyoe les 1s5Ty bs hynSn ar
one half furlcnSs IN o:6i SIS. DomInch on Patsy
Brown, under ins.ruc'ion'. pu'poSey suherec
In the third race. a sprint Of SIX turlongs. the
unlucky little mare Burne Bunton was beaten by
Autumn Leaves, who was we'll backed AZ 10 2
Burnio Bunton was always the choice a. Y 10 IT,
The card was sood one sh,o%shSnt out ana 5 tne per-
crowd,
Firs, Race--Four and half funongseIFore-
hand, III Up: Phllpe,. 10 Q gon; j. " oNsll
Jog bomincD 70 second; Soldei s e o. tor'gns Rs
st. Paula and Pocasset also ran, ..
Second Race-One mile.Lingo 90 .RobbinsI. 4.
ond Hindi, IS cTTeanor, to /. third. Time.
Third Rsee-s1 furtonss- ss-Au,umn Leaves. 100
i p ie .seond !!sniSm y T5sssnOI; s1 a. f. !:
berry berry. s,em.inder % I and Mayor johnson also ran:
Fourth Race-The Admiral Stokes; s., i. four ;n, ana
ao 'Sr,n9Bs %on: .uy Bfo1n. S ios bomnies 70 o.
second; Manshak. i2l Henry. to 2, third. Time.
oa IS. Falkland also ran. nj,
IN! re &c., 4. sary f Il ons won ios
tRomlnicsl; {, TO l. second Pm Prince WEBB % ,d: a.:
Gin. ON Spray. John A. Clarke, False Lead and
Sixth Race-Scven furlongs-Balrd. 10 q.
wnishJ to !. won; Dutch Garter. lo2 u. Booksrl !.
second JapSs ,oS MebMS Moods ds 70 ,sira
Gold Bride. Lucy Locket. Memphan and Safe
guard also ran.
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Baseball Notes.


T.E MI, Y; would be exactly the same As II he
VIII ss sssK Ike nsn sn inc
B I: pitching =. 9ed ns ball In .alps psGSs sx
for Brooklyn when the speedy ooxmAn escaped
from there.
There tendency on ihe pal, Of bsse rnns .ny.r.
have been called out al the Polo Grounds In the
last few days for that reason. i,
The fss" B. ,roSr C of amateur Or pqo
.fi%s 'S''Rs %nsP tH aSnssef
Sunday. May H. open for mrs, class team willing
oT aaaIsss se 2aRy
Jersey city.
The oedars and nren1 B. B. G. viii pay The nT',
sses rnds ON sdsnd1Y NAY yoni las
May "a and 30 open, also later dates. Address
Henry Metz, s4i Courtlandt avenue. Bronx.
The number Of shut outs In me NStionni M tsasue u,
eeSen S The New 9orks ks have been
twice In the AmeH.sn t LeHsue n .he,e @ nave m ofsn ss
kAsomne victims.
The spaldins Emerald msnsgemen, announces ss
hs the %,b q. ~ has
spec,ng dates by the manaseF, Of the Giants Al. An
already defeated The Giants this season
at the Protectory on the following Su May a.
The last important home base ball game of the
year for Columbia will be played with Cornell ths
Undergraduates are to hold a mass meeting In Earl
Hall al 80 O'Clock and will then march from the
CorneIls defeat a, the hands Of Williams leads e.
dcusy IN d1sPoslns Of the yN Tss aSs Murnny team Hill,
will have the Philadelphia Giants as their opponents
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Golf.

Tho inter city team match between Boston.
New York and Philadelphia will be played
Oct. Is und 20 upon the links OF the Brookline
Country Club The teams VIII be composed
Great PREPARATIONS are being made for
the fourth annual chaTpion;hiU souTnsi; Hni;
lIs.nvc,asion lSmv which is to be held June ;, 8,
S.sand q OF, the links OF the Richmond County
country Club Donsan His Staten a.ennS Island md
Great Britain's system OF all match play
at eighteen holes Is to be used.
WARRINGTON, May ll.--W.- c, Carnegie,
a., Andrews, tied with L. l.. Harbin, Column
bia. with score Of lei for the qualification
cup in the Columbia Coli Clubs tonrp,ament ian er
club and consolation oups Will be played
on saturday, when handicap match will also
he played
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Gm Gardner whips Billy Armstroag In
Three Rounds.

Billy Armstrong OF California. who re-
ceiyed a fine recommendation from Jim
Jenfries as q lightweight. had chance to show
what he could do against Gus Gardner OF
philadelphia at Savannah. Ga. on Wednes-
day night. Armstrong and Gardner met
and the battle was to have been for twenty
rounds at the lightweight limit: Armstrong
was not in it at any stage. He was SLOW apd
third with a left hook on the chin. Gardner
on the other hand was very fast and proved
himself to be still pun cher.
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Court Of Appeals Hears Arguments on tho
stopping OF PriZeilxhts.

FRANKFORT. KY. May 1.-THE two days
.ranment Of the case OF Commonwealth Vs.
Terry McGovern Of Louisville, involving the
auestion Of whether prizehshting can be
stopped BY cton was begun 6sfSre th;: th:
Wno1I; H,non;nU % bv David Fairleigh for the Com
mmonWeslth and John Dond fol. .MoGoyern
Helm Bruce and David Baird will conclude
dissoiution OF restraining order.
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scnoo, Crews to Race at Cornell Regatta.

ITHACA, n. Y, May 14.-An important ad-
dition to the Memorial Day regatta, between
the crews of Cornell and Columbia. Penn
syvania and Harvard, was made. to-day
when the commodore Of the navy of the Cen
contract to row Cascadilla School Of Ithaca.
1t is thought that the Cornell freshman crews
word tonight from the Columbia manage
rent that Columbia would not enter crew
III the regatta at ithaca on Memorial Day.
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r..sett. Captain Of Navy Baseball Nine.

ANNApoLIs, Md. May N-Midshipman
prentiss p. Bassett OF Milford. Conn. has been
selected captain of the Naval Academy base
halI nine for next season. Midshipman Bss-
sett is the only member Of next years first
class on the team and has played third bass
for two seasons. He Is also . good pitcher.
The Navy team will lose fve members by
Graduation, but there are many good players
In the lower classes.
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Bowling.

Never Ia also on the lis, TO be expelled from THs
srr individual championship tournament for
is.. n,,h,, In the series rolled buckingham de-
feated Dumas. The soores:
YIR0f GAME,
SsB Sc s. 8. b. Sc.
pum.s.....s : III 9uckin sham 8 = ~
Missed spares-Dumas. I: Buckingham, l.
SECOND oAhE. -
r,u.s4 i 100 Buckln cham 3 4 2iS
THIRD 0AAR. -
n,u.. 4 1881 Buckingham 4 : 4 iSo
Missed spares-DunAs. !; BuckinghAm,A
FOURTH oANH.
y,,,uss q 1901 buckingham 3 8 2ia
Average Der gsme-Dumas isoA: buckingham
iafE Vfnpire-y RobcIts. Scorcy-A. d: LAwrsnS9'
To nieh{S eau,ee VII Be between kostsf, W.
0erdss and Diva
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American Associates.

At Observation-Disclosures 4: Ksnsss City. ..
Al indiana polls --IndiAnapol@. .: Toledo, o.
Al Louisviilc--Loulsville. u Columbus. ,.
Al 81. Paul-Mi mn eapois. .: 81. Paul. T.
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STANDING OF THE cLUBs.

JERSEY CITY. IL: BALTIMORE. o.
BALrIMoRE. May u.--Jersey City won It's twelfth
straight game BY defeating the Ratlmores here
yesterday afternoon and also administering the
FIRST whitewash OF the season TO the local aggrega.
tlon. Pfanmiiler pitched a mastery game for the
visitors allowing only two safe hits and not giving
ba sc ON balls The locals played awrctched game.
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
Csnne0tiCut League,

Al Norsich-Norwich. 3: Mertden. Q.
Al New Loncon-New LONDON, u HARTFORD, ,.
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Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAuuI

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New York: Chicago at Brooklyn:
P1ttsburg at Philadel phia; 81. Louis at Boston
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Cleveland: Washington at Chioago'
Philadelphia at ST. Louis Boston at Detroit.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark at Rochester: Jersey City at Baltimore;
Worcester at Toronto: Providence at Bunalo.
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international Chess,

Special Gable Despatch to The SUN.
VIENNA, May lA.--The ninth round Of the
Intern ational Gambit chess tournament. which
was played to-day. resulted As follows: Marco
beat Gunsberg, Tschigorin beat TeichnAnn
Plllsbury beat Mieses. Drawn: 6widerski.
Maroczy NJ arshall-Schlechter
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

beaten Again by Detroit, New Yorks Fall
to Sixth Place.
The New York Americans lost their third
straight game in Detroit yesterday. and II
was costly defeat. Griflths troupe fell
back to sixth place In the race The Chica COS,
won from Philadelphia. Boston outpla yed
Cleveland and Washin ston took game from
st. Louis. Results:
Detroit. 0: New York,
Chicago. 0: Philadelphia, 8.
Washington, 1, 81. Louis, 8.
Boston, 10: Cleveland, I.
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New York state LeaEue

Al Johnstown-Ilion.I I; a. J. d q. 90
AZ AtAlbany-Syracuse,8 3: Albany,0
Al tTroy-Bing hamton. 10: TIoy,s.
Al cuectady-Schenectady D: uNca, D.
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First base on errors-Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 1.
Left on basesoCh!saso, 2; i'hi!adelphias s. firs.
out-By White, .; by Waddel. i: BY Quinn, /. Two.
base hits-seybold. Callahan, Quinn; SaortaSe ,e
b. pitcher-By Quinn. !. Wild pitch quinn.
Jmplres-Carruthers and Hassett. fimcl hour
and 45 minutes Attendance-2,3OO
WARRINGTON. 4: ST. LOUIS. "a. I"). 3.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE Senators took to days
game. But for a batting rally In the eighth the
Browns would again have been whitewashed.
triple. double and two singles netting three runs.
Three errors In the seventh gave the Senators
two Of their four runs.
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sosror a. L.. 10; cLrvsr.Asp, 1.


'Batted for Gibson In the eighth inning. tBatted
for Moore In the ninth inning.
Boston............,....0 1-l0
Cleveland ..............0 o o o o. 4
Two, base hi.s,uMcc.rhy. Abbott e0.. Ssshl
base on errors-Cleveland, /; Boston, 8. F1rst
base On bslls-oG Moore, 4; OF Gb.on, & Struck
Sscrihco hits--PlIok, Moore. Freeman. Stolen
bases.colhns, Parent % Left On bsses.clsyeanmd. Gle. lam
Abbott TIM pire-Connelly. Tme-i hour and IS
minutes. Attendsnce--7 Il8.
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
UAHN BATTLES NEW YORK Ma
TIONALS, WHO ARE SHUT OUT.
C,ncInnatis Take the Third Game-Iitts-
burgs Beat Quakcrs aud Gain ON
LocaIs-BrOoklyns Win From Chica gos.
Two KickCrs BEING Put Out OF the Game

In the National League yesterday the Pitts
hutcs gained on the New Yorks and Chicagos.
The Champions beat the Philadelphias while
~, New iorks and Chcagos lost to the Gin
cinnatis and the Brooklyns respectively, the
New Yorks being shut out. The Bostons
defeated ST. Louis by one run. Results Of
Yesterdays games.
Clncnn--. .. Ncw York. o.
prooKIyn, 1: Chicago. 3.
Pittsburg. S: Philadelphia, L.
Boston. 81 st. Louis, 2.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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sn nA,a-on wili., 2; on P,,,,nsey, |: on oNen. s.
SSstucs ~ out-by willis Q: by o'Neill. o: TWO base
bas.s-DpIks, l. DWELL, barclay. Nichols. fiii by
P'scner.By WnlM. I. Umpire, Moran. Time
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western League,

Al tOmaha-Milwaukee, 5: Omaha,
Al Des Moincs-Des Moines 3; Peoria, ,.
Al Colorado Spnngs-Colorado Springs.
Al Denyef~Denver, 1: 81. Joseph, o.
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JERSEY CITY.

Three base hits Fuller, McManus. Sacrihcc bit
esn stolen SsmGreHsnu nsc. Hau, DSuss sna RbaSi Rboon
First base on balls on NILS. 2: on Gettig. g. Hit
by p,cher,py Nils by Gss,,E 6s., l. Strues pa sMs
bnli--Fuiler. feft on hnses-BAltimore. 3: Jersey
City. g. Time hour and IS minutes. Umpire
Latham. Attendance-160 sos.
RoCHEsr8R. 2: NRwARK,0 o.
RocpRarER MAY 14-Newark was defeated here
IN dNy beca use Of her Inability TO fnd Becker. who
ma ths .Itnrs down four hits.
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Y,nA R.oe-ror maiden .wo.yesr -olds; nvs fur
vanderbiIt's Cleopatra Finishes Second
Race for Prtx Compte8nc.
Special Gable Despatch 10 tt

PARIS. May I4.-W. X. vanderbilt's Cleo
patre finished second In the race for the Prix
Compiegne to-day. NJ. Balli's Roissy won with
NJ. Veil-Picard's Jabot third.
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1U'aIs u u ~ u D Iotdls.''..B TO n TO
New York rk...,,....,,..,.i % o 0 30
Two base hit-Ganzell. Sacrifice hlt-Sm!th.
ST olcn bases-Carr, Keeier. First base on balls
on Mullin. s; on Wolfe, 5: on Howell, T. Hit by
pitcheI-By Mulln, 4. FiTst base on crrcrs.New
Struck out--By Mullln. Q; by Howell. /. Double
play-Elberfcld and Lush. Passed ball--Bevle.
lin. Auendance-S.5l7
CHICAGO IA LJ, y; PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 3,
Ch1cAoo. May it-Dr White pitched great ball
LOT ne ShcaEos 70 gay. while Msddei only lasted
to Quinn. who was hit hart.
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.Batted for Fnel In the ninth inning.

Washington .........,..0 ! %
Two base hits -DeiehAnty. Kahoe. Three base
hits -Selbach. Martin. Hemphl. Double plays
Wallace. Mccormick and Anderson t2): Sacrifice
hits-Coughlin Patten C2,. Carey. Stolen bases-
Couehin. Martin. Burkett. Left on bases-St.
BY Patten. 4. First base on bals-on Patten. l.
Umpire-Shendan. Time hour and % minutes.
AUendanoc-60.
sosroy a. LII, 10: clEvsrAHp. T.
CLEVELAND. May H-An error BY Gochnaur
In the ffth inning was responsible for the Bostons
his support was ragged. fie struck out ten men.
Cleveland batted Gibson hard In only one inning.
when he relieved BY Dineen.
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STANDING OF THE cLuBs.
DETROIT, o: NEW YORK "a. l.. h 9.

VI V'.'S WI " o. y
DETRoIT, May 1.-THE home team drove
Pitcher Wolfe to the barn In three innings
first BY two bases on balls and by hitting Keeier'
Four hits netted New York two in the third and
Mullins base on balls with Gessler q thfee-bag
muff let New York score another In the fourth
Sin giles by. keeer and Conroy and Ganzell's
double added two In the ninth. Smith was
put out of game for jawing OLoughlln.
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Frs, base on erors-Brooklyn. 2: Chicago. ?.
on e 6sso III Jones. ! on Melmer. STRUCK out
3 Jones, 8 by Wcimer. Z, Two base hitsIhearn.
NcCreedle Flood. Tinker King. Double plays
Dshlcn. Flood and Doyle: Tinker and Lowe; Hi oy
pitched ball-By Jones. ]. Wild pltch--Jones'
Empire Emse. Time-l hour and 50 minutes
Attendance2 400.
PrrrsBURa, 5: PHILADELPHIA (N. L). J.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY A.-Philppe was always
ras'rr OF the situation In TO days game witn
PrSburg and the Philadelphlas were dcieatea
BY 10 The six hits were scattered througn
three innings McFctridgc pitched clever game
He WAS liberal with passes to hrs'' ou' ohiy one
ed Il, he getting.
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Other Games.
AT ANNAPULf&

AT ANNAPULf%
\. n. =.
Nnyy Graduates ...l 0 I q O 0-e
Midshjpmer.,,...O O 0 o.
DattcI,es-laudenbusch and Potteet: Nughea.
Caddis, Bessctt, Welch and Atkins
AT MIppLRTowN.
\. n. q.
Manhattan.....O ! 0 l-H
Wesleyan. ....,..O o o o ! 10 O.
Batteres--O Brcn and Dun: Chapman ana
Hanlon. -
AT woRCEeTRR.
\. n. h.
Holy Cross. .,.,l o - II
CorineiI o q o OF 10
Batteries -Mayreck, Spring and Noonan; Merrill
and Shepard. ~
At Garden city-St. Paul's School. Il Princeton
Prep" /.
Al Chester-Cuban X Giants. II: Chester. H.
Al Allegany-St. Romans, II: Alfred University. o.
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whites won 10 the nrst mine rounds 10 games, thl
blacks 10 and II were drawn. Tue second part y
y bAGtA to-1AS.
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May h.--C. Il. Elllson's j. =, May
berry, ridden by n. Booker, tooa the Bashford
favopite, % coppcraeld. Johnny Keld had the mount
On Copperiieid Booker also plotcd Lou Woods
10 victory In the last race. Helgerson also rode
two winners.
s,s 10 l. Won Toah, il3 tWinkned, 70 s. second
Ei4'.: Ravtnroost. Skllfui SpringwaHr' IraVcrs'
second Race-Seven furlonys John Coulter io'
Is TO i, serond pr Hart. lo+ tHsidel) 70 l. third
Tiine, I:!si. Shogih. Chickadce. Brooks!on. Re
nect, Preseraye. Jake Greenbcrg and PRISM also
Third I,ace--Fivc and a half furlonEs-Premus.
10 (RomancllD 3to won Sorte. io7 tRtif'! TOTO
second: Harlem Lane, li2 iCrowhursu. ITO 5, thrd.
Time. 1907. BUCKLEY. Rococo, Miss ChMpman
CLEAN IIgni. Pat My hoy. Rosy II. and Thlmhie
Fourth ace--Rashford Manor stake four and
half furiongs-J. p. Mayberry, us III. booker. .
i 10 l. won Copperncld. iis REIN. TO /. second
Paris ils tCrowhursu, 2,3 To / third, Tine. oSa
Taihouet. Walnut Hill, Proceeds and Bats also
ran. ,,. ,. ..
Fifth Race -Stcepcchase handicap: short course
Altoona 1875 &C. Brown, $ 70 won; Helen n tton
1877 (Haycs), 9 to |. second Daryl 40 tCorblry'
8 to l. third. Time 2:SS. Dagmar. indian H..
Sauber and A,lt glance also ran
Sixth Racc-,)nc mile and 20 yardS-Lou Moods
1Ot III. Booker. to 10. won; Choice i's tMlnH
ncllJ sto l. second. Tom Kingsley. los Helgersonl.
) TO l. third. TING, 1854 King THtus. HhnocuH.
and Lutes fonSo also ran.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
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rs the pan OF expediency TO replsnish bsferA
leaving oyn-provtde all your wants at Aaoy'sL
That's the thrifty plan. This Is one OF the nose
complete departments OF the kind In New Yort@'
best Of everything al lowest prices. =.
Nearly all the harness we sell Is manufscturod
under the personal direction Of Mr.. p. II. ComsS<l
ford-"all but the lower priced grades. II y exc
trayagance 10 buy before seeing our qualities aA0
learning our prices. J.
The sun., 1903-05-15
PHILADELPHIA

Fist base erros-PittsbuIs 3; PhladSllph'e' ,6Slp
J Left on base-Pittsburg. 7: Philadelpnn, o.
Fist base on bails-Or Phillippe, = Of McfctridRs'
ScH out, By PhPge Pg,n; q; by SscFitcs SsfHsragSe S, .
phelpS. stolen hascs-Clarke, wagner. brasheaI.
RR9EE WAgpep Wd Snd
Passed hall Phelps, Umpire -Johns,one: Time
hour aud 50 minutes. At'endancc-?'17b
BOSTON (y. L., s: sT. LOUIS IN. L). ?.
Bosrov. May l4.-Boston won out In an eleven.
inning contest TO day which was battle petweeh
the
The sun., 1903-05-15

baseball, Washington Park. p. u. To-Day.
Brooklyn VS.. Chicago. Admission toc.-Aoe'
The sun., 1903-05-15

Baseball. To-day; Columbia ". Cernen.
American League Park. ios'h ST. near Ans'e'osl0