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Greater New York Irish Association Games

The annual Memorial Day games Of the
Greater New York Irish Athletic tssoci--
ton attracted large crowd to Celtic farH
yetterda. afternoon. The feature vas t''
five-mie special race. which Joyce. the Pas
time A. C. crack, Won as he pleased
=. ichard Dash haud!cap..Wcn b. p ) Gsl ..tL
HoA /: &. ih,rt. Time, 10 ) seconds
sf sso Pun & q E S%o BY %s' dsG
Xssocia,ion second: y. Hogan. VI. II &C. 30
Time So ! S seconds.
.chocI No ?. E. Ioaes, l.. FrSoa,rtck. " BuSrs 4
Abrams. j. Corley and J. Mcbride: public Scao,;
10 IS second Public school No. o. ,hiro. TIRE,
athletic club Relay Rae. Won by Anos'r 4 e.
hash'm nan. G .i Hae S;ss MsnMt P sni
E. 'e e Third Time. minute e Isl S': :eSond,
seward Run. H andlcsp-won by J.. kohn "
attached; % yards, G +. H,Tser S: 4. 6 Is ysrt'
= yards; ,h,rd Time; s. j Sc, nds n. - ,.
Pas,rme \. e II. vorhes; Central B.snoA y ~,
Regiment. third. !ns' minute, Il /; seconds
Rqs H,as'e1F Wcn b. Ir9H%. IT,.
Side A. C., Is yards. second; j. Ro;tecr star {,
"ysrdas ,h Rn Tins WANTS secSns
a. csIT rd H'y 4ims T. Is 81 m iSsHed
!Iish jump Won BY y Mayer: y, So:
feet inches; r. j. Gn,nfei', ST. Farhoior eN
sixteen Pound Hammer Thrcw-won ny r l.
Sheridan. p. A G.. distance, 40 feet q ache:
Robert Edsren. n. Y. A. C.. second, distance N
Throwing Fifty SIX Pound Hammer Handler
R Won 9y rs g. e nd T. n$S
s ssxaG aread i f n'f Ha n 'ss
P PesSmsn e. h e. ,cca xs ''s g 's0 9sa
W. s. Edwards. y. W. 5. C., third, ?? 'ce' 'ih'Ae'
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OPEN AIR DOG SHOW.
whippet Racing the Novelty At the Hemp
stead Fixture.

Whippet racing and udginR in the pet and
bulldog classes. beauties and the beasts
were attractions that brought great crown
to the first summer show OF the LADIES' Mem
mel Association yesterday. The group OF
big and little tents at the Meadows. the
Kernochan country house at Hampstead
in the distance suggested circus.
The arrival Of huge canvas-covered crate
by express was an incident. Loud barks
booming lie cannon. resounoeo from
the crate and the workmen opened IT with
trepidation. When Stat was pulled OF
out popped little biack-and-tsn terrier.
While the oniookers were laughing over
such little chap maxim such rumpus the
men got on another sat, making an opening
for a ST. Bernard pup as big as calf, the
real cause OF the racket. Casual note may
be made o; pointer that barked so lar. IN
its throat that the result was fine Imitation
OF a ventrloGuist.
The whippet races proved to be a great sue
cess and very exciting. the dogs covering
the coward course like animated flashes
Of lightning The events were nun in heats.
in tho final for the silver cup: p the Iase Tor
HiijcTest Flyer who received a handicap Of
~, yards and finished in 10 seconds. In the
sash handicap first money was mon :, y,
In the winners class for bulldogs the rib ID:
eGn Was Sa ss and for bitches 70
Dr. II " FiaskelI's Crumpesll Chad; Frank
Dale won the highest honors in bull terriers
with Edsew God Crystal and in bitches with
Champion Estelle. There was keen com.
patition in Boston terriers. the winner,
classes going respectively 70 the Sei"onk
kennels noted champion. Selwonk Monte.
and the Sachusstt Kennels sady Jane
Mrs J. l. kernoc >an won all down tte iine
with hcr Irisr terriers. and IN Airedaies the
So venhurst Kennels The New, King won
the winners class for dogs. and liz bitches
the Sandown Kennels Champion SandoNn
Delph Girl was f1rsi.
Ms lack Brszier and tie Misses ,,a Pc
SCOTTISH and Wells terriers. while Mrs. ID.
u Evans was ahead with her famous types
Of field spaaieis in n any classes.
The Bournmere Kennels Piccoto won the
winners in rough eoles, and in the bitch
class the Newton Abbot Kennels Champion
Moroton Hebe took the highest place. Mrs
, Kernochan took premier honofs also IN the
Mrs W W. Hadiev Judged in the toy
In Ponsranians the brown beauty. the Ash
the the winners class for dors. and Mrs R, =
Ma vhew the clase for bitches with OF Htn.s
ida The special for the best Anertcan-bIed
of either sex owned and bred By q member
Of the Ladies' Kennel Association, the Rally-
hoo Rey challenge cup. the gift OF W. e.
Whitnev. was won by Mre. F.. T. Shfevss
celebrated orange and white English toy
spaniel Cupid :.
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FyFTY.MJLE ROAD RACE.
Maker OF Rest Tine Disqualified for Gut
ting the Course.

The second annual hfty-mile handicap
bicvcle road race of the New York Stste
division. Century Road Club Of America
was held Yesterday on the Merrick road course
from Valley Stream to Sprnzneld in one
direction and Bell M ore IN the other. The
and finishing at Valley Stream. There were
forty-nne startere at 2:sh o'clock. Two
silver cups were offered for prihee Tor the
ant Wheelnen won the ilrst cup and the
Prospect Wheelmen the second
There we're Ave time prizes and they we're
won nv the following men. whose handicap s
and times will be found in the table First.
Charles Mock: second. Joseph Kopsky: third.
nth, George Werlich Eli Bushey Of Williams
bridge. y. J.. suished frat and made the
qualified for cutting the course and also ac-
ceptins pace from a motor cycle, There
were twenty place prizes The first eleven
to finish in their order were:
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BHooKLrS, l. PHILADELPHIA ~. L). 3-NohS-
lSC GAM.

That Umpire tombstone would stand ior no
and PHILADELPHIA at Washington Park .yester-
day morning was demonstrated in the frst
inning hester was the frst 10 fall victim
out and Barry on nrst heister hit the oali
clear on the nose and !. sailed far ont INTO
centre field II was a homer, but hetster
around the bags The ball was laced back
to Ritter by Dobbs. the former throwinS u
10 S'ranz. who touched second oag. ah1
lowed the run scored by Barry, This decision
brought the whole Philadelphia team around
the umpire. but the latter waved them OF
Keis,er persisted in his argument. and was
ordered out OF the game He still persisted
and was finally ordered of the field The
home team won the game IN the eighsh IN
ming two were
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Cans knocks Out Fit zgeraId. but Has to
Split the Purse.

SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 30 All sporting men
here are talking to-day over TIE c lever way
in ", ic, Weedon: ri,Igcrald.s manager.
nights ngNt II seems arran genents were
made to AZ AT catch weis Is, I ough nothing
was settled about u division Of tie money
Cans weighed at least l4o rounds After
nearly half an hours wranple IL was decided
to snli, n q purse evenly. as Weldon refused to
lct Fitzgerald go on unless tits equal division
OF tie money Was made The total gate re-
ceipts were s7,a3a
Al Herford was a nice winner when Ref
cree Graney counted Fitzgerald out He
bet 800 on his champion. but all Of y was
even money. that Cans would win inside OF
fifteen rounds and he bet the rest on the result,
getting an average Of 10 to ~, il was the
biggest bet that Herford has had on GGns
in long time.
Jimmy Britt. who watched the fight closely
last night. says he il still confident he can
whip Cans. He says Cans cannot reach
him As he did FITZGERALD and in return Britt
believes he can land Furnishing let's on the
negro's wind that will knock him out
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CLEVELAND. s. CHICAGO "A. L), 7-MoRxrHo oAx..
CLEVELAND. May 30 Cleveland won the morn .
in1 varne by timely batting and Daily s error

DATED for Owen In the ninth Inning.
c cS,ss.a ............,.o %
Two base hits--Bradley. Mcfarland; Flrs, has.
bsils--On Moore. 4: OF Owen. Struck out
By Moore. 10 BY owen. 3 Sacrifice hlts.tiochhaur
Is stolen bsSes--Lajois. Hickman. Mccarthy
Gochnaur. Double play-Abbost and iajole, Left
on bases-cleveiand. :; Chicago. HI, ny pitched
hour and 50 minutes Attendance SOS.
CLEVELAND is: CHICAGO M,1.). +-ATrEHSooS oAhE
CLEVELAND. May SO.-The home team made II
Two games BY taking the afternoon contest IN a
,iurxfnr match In which Flaherty WAS hatted all
over the lot The batting of Bradley and Latoie
yraa feature
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Sacrifice hi. "HeIdnck, Mccormick. S.o'en base
Lush. Left on bases--St. Louis. 7: Detroit. :.
base on bal!s--On DeehnE. Umpires-Hassett
and Caruthers. Time hour and 20 minutes.
AttendAnce-&0.
st. Lor1s "a. L.. 5: DETROIT, 0.-AYTERHooS oAME
ST Lows May S0.--in th. afternoon the browns
whitewashed the Tigers Donovan and Reidy were
the respective twtrlcrs and the latter had much
the better Of the argument.
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Two. has. ht,s-Iaioie, Hickman Bernhard.
Flick. Faherty Hs,msn. Callahan. Sacrifice
Bay. Bradley, Flick, Flaherv. F!rs, base on
balls -on Bernhard; !: on Flaherty;, q, First base
Cleveland 8: Chicago. Struck out-By Bernhard.
!. Double. plays-eoehnanr. La;oIe ,nd Hickrsn;
Time Of camel hour and IS minutes. Attend
ance-i35e4.
ST. LOUIS a. LIZ. ,: DETROIT. l.-xosSISe GAME.
ST. LOUIS Nav so.-The Browns look the morn
Ing game from Detroit Heidhck scoring the Win
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Jersey, CITY ........ ...,,: o . %
Prs, base on errors-Newark. /: jersey City,
T. Left on bases Newark. 8: Jersey City. g. First
base balls-on Barnett. 5. Struck out-By
Clements, Mccormick. Two base hiis-HaliiSan
e., 0Bren. Dilsrd Wagner. shea. Sacnnce hits
o Brten. Shea Stolen hascLawler. Umpire
--Monantr, McManus and Swarwood Time
hour and % minutes. Atendance-:.JOo
SKwAEK, Il JERSEY CITY. o-ArrERNooS oAME.
The home team MAS shut out In the game with
Newark In Jersey f1iy In the afternoon. The crowd
was the largest that has ever attended ball game
In that city,
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Broosigs 20 Is ~ g. LOUIS. " . $50
SEW YoYK o. L.,. :: BOSTON Is. L. "--AfTER-
Ho'S ',,e,,oor there were
Between nor nihs a'o a'''' MN Wv,
big changes at tn" r'.' ","un ,is M ~ rho
ysr, VIZ The S,,,nr " .th th@ conditions of
the playins lie morning wa- chlll ana "a "
"'as SSr%ssry ana raw ana yellow, and they lost
~ xnstoG ne afternoon Vas warm and
bright and gay WITH e" Pr@.%hGe OF 2 1,I,y'
Ytth .uch spJr!, ami ton" In tn" field that
even The two forlprn Lr', mad" by the locals
could 1ot kep ,h-a lf"m %a NH ,b ash E Of
form Of tn. N-~ ioIns between games was
ante a. cnfuI.lcta as th" quick succession Of
the celestial punopiy 81 blue TO the soniore
Ordinarily game 20 bereft of hitting as
that Of che afternoon = duiI nu, not 80 {, , ms
1"a,ness and drspatcn Of the hedins There
Ma. much outHcid fy hitting, nearly all 10
centre and right fields and this unwont.d
onartat OF Guardians Of the outposts seized
With alacrity Browne surpassed himself.
lid e'I aot d d."on ~ Nor We're the wings Of
'ifricuI, ca,che-. Tcnny's first base play
WAS another ornate touch 70 the picture
Both Mctiinnlty and " Ills were in superb
point their services were Of more value than
The dashif.g work OF the felders. The con-
iroi and jndg OF each pitcher was
splendid They were two expert artisans
at their best. and 50 thorough and skHful
vas iner pitching. 50 c,rattiy did they play
men that the kecnnes- Of their duel was to
the appreciatiye ones a sufficient solace for
want Of hitting They pitched with arms
Of steel and hearts OF oak
Mills pitched the better game OF the two
Had hi. support been as sure there would
have been no scoring on him, either. or
the two hits that the New Yorks made one
was n pronounced scratch, and AZ Willis's
Iuck wa, in an inverse RI ito 10 the sturdiness
Of his endeavor. This reasly scratch hit won
tho game for the New Yorks The fact is
WIlli-' : pitching was as fine performance
- ma ever come forth from the box at the
ose IN. cane was abopt ms rough a deal
IRON Fat. a. could be imagined.
IL was Gilbert who made the scratch hit.
Iiihert W. inc first New York batter in tho
third inning and one OF his random stabs
Tor the bnii resulted In A BOP fy TO right field
Dnxter ran for tho Ran and So did CARNEY
be"t.r stopn.d 10 give I'arney the catch and
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Dosrox "a. LJ. I: wAaanoIor. o-AYrKHxoos
oAMy.
DosroN. May S,--Younss pitching won the
Afternoon game for Boston:


First base errors-Bostvh. :. Lett on bases.
Boston. .: Washington. T. Pir,t base on balls--Oa
Young. !: on 4'at!en, ,. Struck out by Young o:
by Patten. J. Two base hts-Lachance. Ferns.
sacrifice hits Lschsace ~. stolen base
Doagherty. Holmes. Double paysIcoughiln'
Robinson and Carey: Ferris. Parent and l.achance
Hit BY piicher-8y Young. Passed osll-iouns.
umpire-O Langhlln. Timc--i hour and 70 minutes
Attendance-i2 aei.
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Two on, when winning run was scored.
P,,,sburg, .,......,,....o o % go i!
Cincinnati, ..............O Us
Three base hits-Wagner. Ritchey Sacrifice hits
--Maeoop Stolen hAse-Lesch. Double PLAYS
Ritchey and Bransneid: Kruger and Phelps. First
base on bslit-On Lever. q on Hahn. Struck
out-By Hahn ;. by Lever, 5; Wild pitch
Time, hours and min utes. At'endance-s.IH.
CHICAGO N. Ll. 81 ST. Louis Is. L.. 2.-r1Rsr GAME.
CHICAGO. May ao-Working on a rainsoak ed
field and facing Il clever pitcher. Seiees young
men shoxed er true class In the hrst game TO day
Fvcry man on the team had speed and conn dence,
and as a result Chicago earned a comparatively,
easy victory Rvers Tinker and Killing gave a
supcrh eSh ib.tion In the fefd.
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winning run made With one out.
Philadelphia ..........o o Q IL
New York ............o o 90
Flrs, base on errors-Neu York, !: Philadelphia.
l. Left on bascs-Sew York. .: Philadelphia. 4.
F.rsi base on bais-On Henley. q Struck out-B,
neg Sey bold. Sacrifice hit-iioRman. Hit by
pitched bal-By Henley, !. Umpire Sheridan
-66yS
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Eenry ". Bull Struck BY Mallet In Polo
Game.

HAMPSTEAD. May 30. Great Neck and
Meadow Brook polo teams played hard game
on tho smaller field at Meadow Rrook to-day
and the former won ~ only half a goal
there way nienfv Of r"ush wcrk sc, amo
mage during the first neriod. Henry w BrlI
was struck in the forehead by a malet with
such force that he was unseated and his Donv
also went down. DR.. e. G. j. Finn rendered
aid. finding II necessary TO take i've stitches
in the wound. Mr.. Bull retired from the
game. his place being taken by Reginald
Brooks.
Meadow Brock received goal by handicap
II was see-saw game from the start.
Goal, carned--Neadow Drook q. Grcs, Neck. 10
Received BY hand,e.p, Meadow Rrook, l. Los, b.
Neck, 10: Meadow Brook, 81. r, ieree- Maxwell
Stevenson.
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sTANptx1 OF rHE cLBs.

PHILApKlrHiA "A l. T. NEW foEK "a. H..
AFTERNOON GAME.
PEILApklrE:A, May On the afternoon
the New Works ium ND Ave hits in the sixth
lnninF g, includins tri pie three runs resulting
The. chsmpoEs made but one hn on NON
they punched seven Including a homer and
a double and won The weather was threat
eninE all day and a cold wind made overcoats
desirable A.
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YACHTS AND sAnnOArs:

SCHOONER YACHT for sale: immediate d.
livery: now In comm ss.on IS feet or decs;
Staterooms: large cabin: thoroughly cited iO
cruising. For particulars address Room i'?i
50 Broadway New York.
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PHILADELPHIA
phdINf'F , - -
n The ninth inning.

Hated ior McFe,rdge In the ninth inning
BROOKLYN .......... - .
Fh.ad lpha -...-''l u
Fist base on errors Brooklyn. !, Philidslphia'
I, Lett on bases Brooklyn. I: Philadelphia .
FRS, has. on balis-O' McFe,ndge, 5. on Schmidt,
i Struck ou.Ry McFe;rdEe:' Thr.e ns n.s e. ms
pn"i. SnerEard paSsed hal--2immer. Umpire =
john,t9ne lime hour and 20 minutes Attend
ancc- o"'.
PrTTsBURo. 5: CINCINNATI. 2-NonSISG CANE
-Ptr1ssrRG. May -. Pt;l>ourg won the morning
game from Cincinnati after nine hard fought In
nings In the last Inning Sebhhg singled and Was
prr sent ont screaming two Dagger. scoring
Sebnny and the winning run.
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TOtdls ; II Fl 70 IO6dS ~ v 20 10
two out when winning nun was scored.
p1,,shnry ..... .........O o l-3
cinrinnau ............O o 0 o o.
Two base hlt-fsaunoni, Wagner a.. stein
feIdt Sacrifice hit-Keley. Sto.rn basc-Aa-
coon Double play = Rtchey and Brahsheld.
first base on bats Pooic, O. on Philippe. !.
Struck out IS Poole. 2 by Philippe B.. Umpire
O'nay Iime-2 hours Auendahce--7.
pr11sBrRo q CINCINNATI. s-AFTRRNooS oAhE.
Pr11sBrRo May 1.-The Pirates made II two
stralsh, from Cincinnati TO day BY winning this
e
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Manhasse Bay RaceaboutS s.

The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club held the
second series OF the club raceabout races
Oh the bay course. on Port Washington. Man.
hasset Bay. yesterday. There was light
easterly wind and three boats sailed over
the course as folows:
Elapsed
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pitched a good game and received me SUP.
port Both teams were inclined 10 90 no'he
kicking over decisions.
BEoORLYS.

DATED Tor Jones In ,he eighth INNING
Philadelphia ............ 0 ooo t-s
Brooklyn ..... ....,,-..o
ti,,, has. on er-ory-Phlladeiphis. Left on
bases Philadelphia 4: Brooklyn. o. Firsi base
on baus-.on Fraser. 4: OF Jones. i on Evens. l
STREE ou,-py Fraser g. by Jones. 3 Three base
bit--Doobs Two base hlt-Z!Irmer. stolen
ba,es-tbuz.as. KuIssii! Dobo, JORDAN. a
pire-JohLSon. Time -Four ana % niinu'es- ~
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Firs, base on errors-Sew York. !; philadelphia
.. Lei, on bases--New York. 2; Philadelphia.
First base on bali. OF weddell. 2: 90 Wei, !:
struck out-By Waddeii. TO- b. Wof, O. Home
rum. Cross. Three.base hlt-GAnIsl Two
base hits-Lone. Murphy sschhes hM'W ua eng
land Umpire Sheridan. Time of camel hour
and 80 minutes. Aitendsncc-ls.zs3
PHILADELPHIA. "A. L. /: NEW YORK "A. L.. o.
MORNING oANB:
PHILADELPHIA May a.-PhiIadclphia won both
games from New York to day by the smallest
possible margins. The moIn!nt game yAs
pItchers contest between Grfhth and Henley,
In which the former lost In the tenth inning on
Sey boids double and Aurphy's single down the
riHht field line.
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.T1nkcr declared out for illegal base running.
Chicago .,-.-.-,,.-'s.'.l ID
First base on errors Chicago. 2: st. Louis. I.
J<f, on bases-Chicago. 3: St. Louis. First base
on has-Or Wicker. /: on Cnrrie. 4. Struck out
= rs Wicker. q by Currle. l. Three base hits
N1lt.ms Brain. Wicker. Two base hitWlcker.
sacrifice hit = Ki'ny. stolen base - Harley.
Double plsy--Donovan and Hackett. Umpire
Moran. Time hour and IS minutes
CHICAGO Is. L., ?; ST. LOUIS IN. L.. i-sycoEp
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Eastern League.
JHRsEr CITY.

The Ncwarks hi; the hail at the hight time In the
morning game At Newark yesterday and conse.
Quenty won With some TO spare.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LRAGUE.
81. Louis at Chicago Pi,tShurg AZ Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit al St. Louis.
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Totals. p Totals 80 ~ ]
Xew Nork,......... o z "a
Flrst base on errors ey York. /; Eoston. l.
Len on bases New York. q BOSTON, Eirst base
m balls on McClnnltv. J; on wins. !. Struck
out by Mcr;.nnIty. g by Wills, q Two base hit
Gilbert. Sacrifice hit McGirnty. Iiit by pitcher
Py Wits !. 1mpre -Fnsle Tine--i hour
and 81 minutes. Attendance ?30on.
BOSTON Is L.. @ NEW YoRK ~ L.. morn
ISG GAME.
In tho morning game the New Yorks played
as though they had gotten up too early and
were not fully awake Rain interrupted the
game N ono time. but did not interrupt Bos-
tnns easy march to victory. Umpire Emslie
had 70 leave the field early in the fray on
account OF IumbaRo.
The Bostons clinchcd the game from the
Jump. Cronin was OF no value wha teyer.
and after he had given two bases on balls,
hi' n ba'sman. been maltreated for two
singles and Il home n--four runs resulting
all in the first inning, Miller took his place.
Miller pitched q much better game than
Cronin had been doing. but didn't check
the Bostons to any apprecable extent Nine
hits were made on his deliS cry. and what hits
did not do, general debility In backing up by
the New Works did do.
Bresn ahan hatted in the two New York
runs with iwo-baccer The fielding of
Van Haltren md Bonner was. in n small meas
Ure. an alleviRtiug specific for the prevailing
drea riness and ohilliness OF game and weathe
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Brooklyn Amat eur Association.

AT PROSPECT PARK.
r. n T.
Cathedral club IL o 0 o 90 9
Batteries Malone and Leo; Woods and Rielman.
\. H. T.
Reson,e. - 2o0od s-iieeiis s
batteries Wright and Hess. and Howard and
PnaschcC, Martin and Speir.
n n. r.
Union. -. ........l 2 O.
Batteries Murphy ard Ice: Wager and McAu
life,
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From the Plough TO the Race,-,cx.

NrwRrnGH. y ". May 81. : The New Wash
inrton brivinp Park Association held races
heats, 4. feature was the work OF the bav
peldinr Robert L.. ~ wears old. He was
borough and was third twice in the 1924 class
and close second in the third heat
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American Association.

American Association.
MORNING 0AMRs.
AZ Kansas C1ty-Wet grounds
Al ST. Paul-St. Paul. s. Louisville, ?.
Al Minneapolis Indianapolis, I: Minneapolis.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 2: Toledo, l.
AFTERNOON oANEs.
At st. Paul, Louisville. I: ST. Paul. 2.
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Connecticut League.
MORNING 0AhEs.
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AFTERNOON 0AhEB.
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Southern League.
At Montgomery-LtueR ock. 49, Mont geometry. O.
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AZ Atlanta-At,snta. l: Shreveport. 8.
Al Nashville Grain.
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BOSTON "a. ~. 5: WARRINGTON. 7-AoRNINo oAxH.
! BosroH. May u. The Boston American. defeated
the Senators In both games TO day. Timely hitting
won morning

swimming run made with one out.
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First base erron-Boston, 2: Washington, I.
Left on baseS-Bos,on 7: washington. s. First
base on bslls-on Gibson, !: OF Orb. 1. Struck
out-By Gibson. q BY orth. ?. Two base hin
Collins. Stolen bases = Deehanty1 Parent.
Double pieys-Freemsn and Lachance Delehanty.
Carey and Coue HIN. Passed bail--Smith I'm
p.re-o 'Loughlin. Time-i hour and " minutes.
Attcndance-4,7Io