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Harvard Cricketers Win From University
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

C!uRrInGF. Mass. MAY %. In the crchet
game on SOLDIERS Field to-day Harvard de-
featnd the University OF Pennsylvania by
81 runs to -. when the Scor" of 81 was
made only four of the Harvard eleven had
battcd mo Harvard man. Carter. made
more than the w-ole PENNSYLVANIA team
capt. Taylor was Hnrvnrd's best man. T 20
game was won. however. by re fine bowling
of Arthur rrng ,,nd Fred Taylor. Tying.
bo,wling completely norpinsscd the penn-
sylvaninns.
\ = iludelphian. I"thermcl. will again be
chosen captain nf the trgm. From TIE n
Ception of the game NJ harvard. twrntv-fve
years ago. t,hladelphinns have monopoli2cd
the captninship
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ST LOUIS Is, L. & sew YORK Is. L), g.
The New York Nationals were called on to
go an extra distance yesterday. but wavered
under the additional strain, and were beaten
by st. Louis in ten-nning game. lie
defeat was more depressing for the crowd
of 10000 or IL 900 persons than 1t would
have been ordinarily because of the unusual
attending circumstances Tor eight In
ninr s. St Louis having undergone a wonder
ful transformation overnight and playing
fast peppery, aggressive ball-New YORK
was behind, and the rooters were resigned to
sdefeat. In the ninth however. Mike oNcill
lost his BEARINGS for the only ii me IN the rnine.
cool condition the New Works had tied the
score, and those of the cranks who we're not
hs snd gn bncS 4 Wels eSan' one
The ecstacy was short-liyed moment
later and sorrow had stnlksd IN and dr,ooping
Mc(;inr ity's turn 70 wabbc a bit and his
supnort wahl,led with nj /
sympa,h H1s" as Weorrity gave the first st.
ssIs ' h ; j; va" s not M'firitys Isait
scored g d ano'hsrS rs s' Still the :, situation vas
Meraes came sTss h9 rom
third bnse in an attempt to steal home. He
had lust stolen third and he wooed Fortune
or ether job" oSeilI ia s a him out easily
1ts action be gan with Farrell taking Hr;t
or four bHlls ~ the lir-, inning Farrell
t'Hnd ina T To b " s e an sn med
h1d I no, iSanp mqds Wild a.Tow oo to i I'D
the. second inning on Rabb,s two-bnggor
and Warmers singing clip for one-fourth
OF the route.
ii, In q, tie S t tonTt b. inning ,onn Nsi was
WIS completely OUT, IL, LEGS twitcE ing con-
vulsvely as lis comrades ran to his assist
nnce, Water and tanning brought him to.
aud he as Soor as good ~ ever
He caught hne game" throwing to bases
steal and Iacketts bnse. hit gave the Cardinals
q run IN the fifth inning. In the seventh
being the second victim Of a beautiful double
play in which G lbert was the presiding genius. |
Donovan jawed at the umpire until he was
put out OF the game and banished from the |
.McGnnn was the frs, Harlcmite up in the /
ninth inning. and got four balls. Mertes |
for Dunn, LACED the BAH to left for two bases.
Mertes reaching third. Babh's lusty single
S6eorgh two and tied hE Gil
sacrifice and Warner drew four balls. filing
the bases with only one out. But McCnnity
ascension to Williams.
base on balls wgrrsr threw TO first to catch
Burke saoned sayIy to, tti,d. Smoot fied
to right ard Browne mnfred the hall close to
9H H. bd 6s * H ,sn
two out. hit to left centre for two bases.
superb spirit carrying. hin to second base.
stole second e' join o IS Hl r"sed "ta 9 Btu
we're two strikes on BS bb WHOM Mertcs wasted
fervid but futile lsh for the plate
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AZ Equitable Park to day tho Metropolis ans
will have the strong suburban nine as opponents.
Young Corbeu" will umpire the game at the
Wechawkcn grounds between she West New York
tear, and the " Gdc ~ \. nine to day.
~, Ridgcwood this afternoon the strong brooklyn
7. C. will play the RldgcwoOdS. The preliminary
clash viii be between ;hc Rldgcwood Reserves and
the Woodhavcns.
The Pttsburgs going over to Jersey this
afternoon TO play the NcwarkS OF the Eastern
League. The game viii he play cd at Wledcnmayer's
Park IN Newark and Will be- called at $50 q clock.
dIsg rxcefui scene at Fordham yesterday. Holy
Cross refused to abide by Umpire Frank Goldcn's
the Neld. Golden then awarded tho game to Fordham
by the score OF too
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Polo at Wcstchester.

In the final polo game for the Westminster
cup. for teams under the existing handicaps
at the Country Club of Westchester yesterday
the Meadow Brook team won by l0'. goals
to 81. for Rockaway. The lineup and handi-
caps were:
Meadow Brook-No. I, Reginald Brooks. 3; No
2, A. 5. Alexander, 4: No. 8. HP.Whitney. 7 back
II. l., Stevens. 3. Total. II
Rockawsy--No. !, G. g. McMurtry, Jr.. q No. 2,
r. La Montague, Jr.. 8: No. 8. D. Chauncey, Jr,
., back, i. Y. Collier, g. Total, IL.
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CRICkET.
brooklyn Club Defeats Kin-s C0un., OD.
pOnents by 100 Runs.

Some excellent cricket was witnessed
yesterday AZ Prospect Park, wharc both the
Metropolitan Icarue and New York Cricket
Association had contests, Ia" first game
Of tho league series of the BROOKLYN club was
the chief attraction Brooklvns opponents.
tho kings County I. G. wcrn defeated by 100
runs. c. A. Worm and n. TIttersall both
did tue ali around work for the winners. The
pair won the match between them, first dis
posing OF the Kings County iHen for total
% II aud tlrn knocking OF, the runs necessary
to win before the fali OF Brookl,ns first
hot
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T. Umpire En,slic Tlme.i hour and 10 MIN
utcs. Aucndante--i.I:3
CHICAGO IS. L., ~ PHILADELPHIA 'S,hl.i'
PHILADELPHIA. May %, The story Of to'dsyS
game Is elcqucntly told In the tabulatcd score

balls on Mitchell. l. OF BurtEcil !. on weimer, 3.
Struck out b. Mitchell! 1 by Burcheh;; 3; by
Two base hits -SaClc, Chance Killing, Stolen
bases ancc t?>. Harley. Umpire Moran. Time
/ hour and 50 mi nutcs Attendance 5.507.
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BRISK GOLFING ON THE LINKS.
REID WINS THE FIRST CUP AND
HtNDfCiP At ST. ANDREWS.
FOurson,c 1T D,ker MradOw--Cair IN FORM
at Crescent A. C-MasOn Cup PIa!-
at Fast ern Parkway -Kennaday Ahcad
a. Montclair--Fnglcw GODS Team Match

After four days Of good play under de-
lishtfu conditions tho open tournament
OF the st. Andrews Golf club ended vest e!day
with the thi ty-sy hole final rounds Tor the
two cups and thi ty-six hole medal play
handicap for President Thomass cup In
the race for the irst cup "Archie" RED tpok
commanding lead in the morning. being
up, and although Downcy cut the lead TO pu1
up at the twenty -eigitl hole. REID thra
won out By and . The card was:
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Home nn-S;illu,lH. Th-rc base hitS-Clark-
son, Purncll, Two base hts stevens. StiliaGr.
sacrifice h,'-Co.gravc Wells Stolcr bases Cos
grave. Davis. II. Herman, Coolidge MctthcwS,
GARRISON. First base on balls OF stevens. !, oil
ClarkSon, T. III by pitched hall-By stevens. B.
Wild pltch-Tlark, on. Struck out BY Clark
son, l:by Stevens. 3. Double play-Wel!S, Pearson
and Reid. Umpire l.yncn. TINES hourS AT
tendance 5000.
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rASDrSG OF THE CLUBS

NEW YoEE "a, la. 3: ST. LOUIS O.. Lii.
81. Lorts May % New York beat the
Browns to-day. Grinith's twrl,ng was some
thing phenomenal He held the locals down
to two hits. Burkett hit for two bases and
Tailed the only run made by the Browns, Red
Donahue pitched his usual good game; For
the locals Anderson and Wallace pulled OF
q sensational double piIy which brought the
fans to their feet This was IN the fourth.
with tonroy on first Long sent a hot one to
right which Anderson got and whlrled to
Wallace and running back to the bag re-
ccived WG!laces throw az Jimmy slid for the
base
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BOUTS start. iii.
Crescents Bea, Indians AT Lacrosse.

The Crcscents and Scrcca Indians clashed
yesterday in a lacrosse game al Bay Ridge.
The Crescents played a sharp, aggressive
throw, open game and their play was SLOW III
comparison with that Of tho home team. The
final score was: Crescent A. G.. ~ goals:
Indians a.
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Squadron 4 Polo.

yesterday the Squadron A team Barry.
Herbert, L. Hunt and j. II Hunt won
match at polo in the Squadron series from
tho Freebooters-Go ldsborourh, Putnam.
Einnicut and Lawrence by I goals to 2.
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Two base hit yeaccr. Three .bas' hit, Holmes
Cough!ln Sacrifice hlt-I.uSt. Carr. S.olcr bases
e rraw ford barrett. BASES on balls OF donovan.
3: off Lcc :. i:rst base on errors Detroit. 4.
Lrn on bases, .p.troIt. :; Washing on. 3 s'ruc
ou,-By Donovan. SHY Lee. :. lr!p'rc MLauEh
1895.
PHILADELPHIA A.LJ. 1: CLEVELAND. >.
CLEVELAND. May % In one Of the closest and
most exciting witnc sed In this city this year
the Phladcph.aS were able 10 defeat Cleveland
nv the Scarc OF 20 :, There wc.c many brilliant
plays made BY bJh team.
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pNDbki.NS,
q I Williams. run Ort {. \, Worm, l.. lGrncs ~
\. B Lewis h. latter. II. ra,erSall, b. F'shcr-O
saU .-.,....., ,..... j, pcyer h. Barn,., t.. /
I. t. Fisher, H. Wrrm ] :. p l:engdr. {. X.
c. r.. Holdings. b. Mllnoinr,, II. Barnes. i,
G, iWl Gibbon. C. Villains. b. tinuti,t,i7
S;undiaS', b. Worm. q Smith, b. Gavtier ~
G.. larn'>. e. Smith n. fokcr &. Fisher, h..
b. Taitcrsali. :...... h. Williams. ........ 4
H. Williams b. Worm. o a. Rrnwn. c. Hhr!cs. b.
q. Gau;irr. {. Rodgers, Ii. Williams. .....
b. Lat:crSa ...., ..... \. Thrun e. Lewis. l..
w. Williams. C. lEcn- ~, Williams, :,,,..a.
gar, b. Tate rSal b.. q j. fcdow, e, W. WI
" Beiis. not out. laIrN. ID GrHt!,' ,... q
w. cher, run out. j. Rodgers, not oui.
HycS, 4 leg bycs g. Bye, n leg h!cS. :;
w!dcS. ), ....-. -
Total .....,...... Al
The Brooklyn clubs team "a had Newark
York Cricket AssoCiation's chanDions ip
series and won hnndily by ~ runs after do
,laring he innings closed with six wirs"tS
down. the score WAS IN to -.
most exciting gene with tie Manhattan
Second IN tn" nssociai ion series AT Prosnnc'
PARK and Won after desperate hattie b.? %"
narrow margin az runs. I =" winnia;
team ut on" time in their innings nd Eve
wickcts down for ten runs and aad lost nine
for forty. when +. Grewcoci ard i. CooD"r
added - for lne la.t wicket Tn, score was
- to- u.
The Miami attain first team had .frinrdiv
game AZ Prospect Park win the Thl stiles
proved the chief scorer for the winners. Wit
IN irri' 80 of u, while A. Cleavcr. W.. ADAM
4. Smedley and +. !. Prer dcrgas' all added
double llg,mes j.. Adam did the best Mor',
" $. ratmore distiN guishcd himself in this
denaItmert for Mnnhat,an by taking =
Thistles. AZ Manhattan. III.
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR MAvIS.
Raceabout Wins in Spring Regatta OF New
Rochelle Yacht Club.

II Prizes fast raceabout Mavis. champion
OF the class or Long Island Sound added
another winning pennant to her long string
of victories in the spring regatta of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club yesterday. The race
was little more than a drifting match. and
the breeze what little there was Of it, veered
To every point of the compass during the day.
The principal opponent Of the Mavis was
the new Huntington boat, the Grasshopper.
built for Harold Prcyer. which made her
first appearance yesterday. The new craft
was beaten by the narrow margin OF ono
minute IL seconds. a showing that was re-
markable under the circumstances. The
older yacht Won the special cup offered BY
Rear Commodore Donavan.
The race was started promptly at o'clock
and at that hour the breeze was the softesS
of summer zephyrs. After the preparatory
gun the three classes were sent away i'm
divisions, the irstsstarting at .I5:oo and ths
second five minutes later
In the first division the Ma Wis held IN
best position and slipped across the line b
its windward end under the influence OF
m mentury pun. hianEcting the Rog
with TIE Gras, .opner fnr of to leewar
a"d w n mnd tne scnond az
drii'ed across witn the lido in tue following
order, norpt y, Gamer, knnre and Adelaid4.
NJ crossed clos" hauled OF the por' tack !
The breeze ycrred 10 tie south before tbs
yachts reacued TIE first mark. the spaJ buoy
on l'"n and dickens reef, and again to TIE
southwest while ti"v were eros sing the Sound
to the second mark. Middle Grounds buoy,
and as nc last boats wer" fl!iS ing it came
for tie first time during the day good sail
ing breeze from t." northwest
The yaC Is Mnre timed at tho various
marks ~ follo:.
FIRST ROUND.
First Mark-Mavs. ?:i5:lO; Cirasshopper, ,so2o:
Rogue. 2:5s50: Dorothy, 2j9;25; Adelaide 3:ol 80.
knarc 3:0i2,: ,'a3er. :,nj2n.
Second Mark -Ma'is. s0iIo; Grasshopper,
3C6;a0: Rogue. $780, Dorothy. 3ls:o2: Adelaide,
32ioC; knave. $3.50; Caper. S:?7:ll.
, snd OF First Roand. Mtys. a:a2io Grhsshopper.
3;5o;5o: knavc, t?oc;3O Capcr, a:OO:iS.
SECOND ROUND.
First Mark Mavs. 1896 GrasshorIer. s.S7:?o
Dorothy, i'l'3 Adcie de, 4O0:li: C6per. i:l5.tO:
Knavc 1880.
second Maik-Havs, 355ol Grasshopper,
3:55:3: Adelaide, t:3JSo Dorothy. i30Sl: per-
a;3'o5: krGvc. 1880.
The summary:
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Western League,

At Omaha - Omaha 8: 81. Joseph. o.
At Dcs Molncs-- Kansas Guy, 3: Des Mo!r,s. q.
At Denver Denver. T. PEORIA, 3
At Colorado Spr!pg~- Colorado Springs, s; NIL
wa,kcc o.
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Connecticut League.

At New London New london. II; Hoi! ole. II.
a; orwch--Norwich Ia: bridgeport 4.
Al Spring icld-Ncw Favcii. u: Springfield. 10,
At Mcrldcn- Merdcn, Z: Hartford. !.
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New York state League.

Al syracuse Utica. s: Syracuse. O.
AT Bing hamton HngnBnton, 8. Hon.
At SchrnrCtad: TOY. 49, SChenrctad! j
AZ Johns,own-.\. T.. & G., ~; .NlSany .
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.iNERIC4N LEAGUE GAMES.
Grinith IN Fine Form and the New Works
Beat ST Louis.

Manager Griffith WAS IN rnre form Yesterday
and the New Works won from the st. Louis
Browns. Boston checked lthc leaders De-
troit was Il run TO the good in the game with
Washington, and Philadelphia was too much
for cleveland. Results
New York. 3: S.. Louis /.
Boston. I: Chicago. ?.
Detroit. 4: Washington. :.
Philadelphia. 4: Cleveland ..
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Al Kansas CITY, indianapolis. 3; Kansas City. ?.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. /: Louisville. 2.
AZ MnncG oJllS-C ilumbus I: Minneapolis. 0.
Al 81. Paul 81. Paul 3: Toledo. >.
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First base on balls-On Mctcc. ': OFT McGann. /.
struck ont-liy Mctiec. ,: by McGann. g. Two.
base hits Athcrton, MCINTYRE, Shaw. Cassidy
Sacrlnoc nj, poolln. stolen bases. tulai
Mcintyre. Left on bsse s Buffalo, 8: Jersey City a.
Double playS-Dilion and Bean: lean. Doon and
Cassidy: E.tirc's Laportc and Gr!msh lw: Mccain.
Cassidy and Woods. HIT hy pitcher By Mccain /.
Cmprcs Kelly and Brown. Time hour and 40
minutes. Aucndancc-i7,4l5.
TORONTO, o: NEWARK. O--roRpRITED.
TORONTO. Mo? 2S-Ncwark left the field 10
catch train In the twelfth Inning With the score
tie. and Umpire Shannon gave the game 10 Toronto
ny n
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baseball Games To-day.
Baseball Notc3.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Sew York Al 81. Louis Philadelphia a Chicago.
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'Ra,ted for Tannrhill In the ninth inning.
Hated for White In the ninth inning.
3os ton .......... .........O o o 0 "a
Chicaso......... ....-...,-.u n o % q q ] U-l
First base on crrors-Chicago. :: Boston, 3. Left
on hascs-Chicagu, g. Boston, q First hasc on
balls on White. q: OF Dlncrn. q Three has"
hit (rc!ger. Sacrifice hit-CallAhan. Stolrn bases
,-lshcl Hniman, Colllni nouhc rlays,r,.Tnnne-
Umpire -Caruthers and HnSse, Time hour and
IS minutes. Attendance 1000.
DETROIT. 4: wAsHtNoIo%, 9
DRTRoIr. Mas 23.--Doroven pitched n lot better
ball than Lee did 10 day. Robinson was hurt
and DirlaX lie ncucd tnr 50 saiu2 . LON HIN.
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'Oae ont when thr winning run WAS scored.
'Batcd for Jordan In the ninth inning.
.Battcd for Evans In tho ninth inning.

'Ofc ont when thr winning run WAS scored.
'Battcd for Jordan In the ninth inning.
:Battcd for Evans In the ninth inning.
Brooklyn ..,.,.....,.,..,0 o o IS
Pi''sbure. ........,,.....O o o o %
flrs, base on s-pi,'sburg. 2. LEFT on
bases BROOKLYN. ); Pit'shure, 3. First base On
BY Evans, 5; by Philippe; & Three. base his
Etchey. D,hlc1, Two b Use hits-flood. Jacklitscb.
R,ansheld. pahlen. hesrn Double plays
Sheckard and Hcan: Philippe. Wagner. Iii by
pitched ball-By Evans Wild pitch-ESnns. I'm.
plre- o'Dav. Time hour and SIS minutes At.
tendance 6000.
BOSTON n. L.. s:CIScISNATI. p
BOSTON. May 23.--Thc local National League
team had picnic with the Cincinnati Reds This
afternoon. Wills had the visitors completely at
his mercy. With tho exception OF the nrst and
base: cooleys and Steintcdrs home runs were he
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To,al...I 7an 81 ro,als....1 isoi /
Newark 49,. i o o o.
Toronto ...,i o o O o o 0-i
Two base hits--Masscy. billiard. Toft. Stolen
base q Havan, First base on balls on Mester-
fer, 6: on Kissinecr, T. Struck out-Bv Kissnger.
II; by Ncstcrfcr. l. Passed hAll-Shca Wild
pitch NcStcrfer. I'mplrc-Shannon Time p hours
and 20 minutes. Attendance 5000.
At BALTIMORE.
n. n. e.
Worcester . "a O o s o is ii q
Baltimore % O 0 o I o.
Battere -Applcgatc and McCauley: Platter,
MillS, Voorhees, and Robinson.
AT RoCHEsrEk.
u. n. 4.
Rochester 80 - 10 9
Providence ...l o 2 0 o o. q
p,'tenes- McAlecse and Lilly; Visu and Dig
gln,.
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Kellogg had closer fight all he way win
Freeman in the morning. but as he was ,scorII
inc in the same splendid form uls.masbu
by Reid the Fox Hills player won out by
q pnl q on the day. i he CnrM,
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! 'Fa'trd !or joss n The ninth inning.
PhiIadClpIlh ..,-.,. ~ u u n n o.
Cleveland ....,-,...,... % | u u o n %
Two base hits-l-ajoic. Scybold. First base on
rrrorS- Cleveland l. Philadelphia. :. struck ont
by loss. l. by Maddcll O. stolen bases
Mccarthy BRADLEY Pickering. LEI. oil bases
Cleveland :. Philadelphia. / First base on balls
Watdcll. 3. Kid pt.h-..ToSS. TiTr.-l rcir ard
u minutes l,mpircs- lonnol? and barnard At,
tendance o. So5
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Two base hits--Grifnth, Burkc,t, Davis. Double
pays-Wallacr- Passed ballS-O Conner. stolen
bnscs-Fulz, Long. First base on ualls--oh Don
ahue. !: on Grfitn. !. Struck out--By Donahue
I. Left on bases st Louis 5; New York. y. I'M
plrc- Sheridan. Time. hour and IS minutes,
BOSTON. a. LIZ. 4: CHICAGO a. ~. /.
CHICAGO. May 23. 1T was a pitchers duel between
White OF Chicago and Dneen OF Boston. White
An he lpSt
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R2ooKLYS. :. plTTsBrnG. l.

After almost presenting the game to the
pittsbures by errors the Brooklyns redeemed
tory in the ninth inning. The manner in
which the victory was batted cut was out OF
the ordinary. for it was u couple OF under
study hittcre who drove in tn" winning counts
Hearn had been put out when Flood drove
the ball to the right field fence and took two
bases bases on The hit; Hero llnnlon sent Jack
was true to the trust repOsed in him by the
manager lie also doubled, his hit going to
still at fever heat when Ritter. batting for
Evans, connected for single and Jack litsch
scored
4 meritorious and attractive double play
prevented the Pirates from getting Il man
home In the eighth inning With a base
runner on third. nv Was driven into Sheck-
ards territory ShcckGld, always Il dan
Serous thrower, had the ball in flight for the
plate, the instant after he cnught It. The
sreediest OF runners is no match for An ac-
curatelv thrown ball. and the Pttsburger
WAS doubled up by Hearn.
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BCffAIO, 3. JEIsEY CITY. =.
BUFFALO May Three straight IL IuTalos
record with Jersey City. 20 days game being won
by the score Of TO =. before n crowd numbering
over II cOO. II was clean contest. the battle
waging bitterly UP 10 the last minute
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
ERRORS C.itSE DEFEAT or NEW
FORKS ~ TEN-INNING GtWE.
Chicagos Win. which Forces the iiarIen,ites
Back Into Second Place DrookIyns
Rally In Smith and SuHIuc I'ittsburEs
Victory for TlOst ton Othc" Games.

Again the Chen Eos are lry., g." National
League clubs. While th"y No,' ptcrwheln-
log the Pniladelphias yesterday the New
Works wcrc dropping n ten-tnning game to
st. ouis. There was another change In tho
standing. Tho Bostons beat Cincinnati and
the Brooklyns beat ritt,burg the Cincinnatis.
therefore, falling back to sixth place. Re-
:. Its Of Yesterday games.
~. Louis. s. New York, 3.
Brooklyn. 5: PIttsburg, 4
Boston. s; Cincinnati. ..
Chicago. e. Philadelphia. /.
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Tola;S.....3 II ~ II
'BatteI tor Dunn in the ninth Inning.

'Battel for Damn In the MIN Inning.
81. Louis ..,....,o 0 | o o u IL
New York ..,.........0 y o 0 y . . . 6-s
First base on crrors-Ncw York. !; -. louis =.
Left Oh ba6ts New York. 3: 81. Louis. o. Firs,
base on balls on McGinni,y. 3; OF NJ. o Ecll. :.
Struck out--By McGinnty. 3: b. NJ, O'Ncill 1.
Two base HIT -Mcrtes, uowcrman. Babh Mc(iIf-
nifty. Donovan. Sacrifice hts-Cilbcr,, Smooi ~.
j. O'NeIll. Stolen bascs--Meres. McGraw. Far.
rcll Donovan Double plays Dunn Gilbert and
and Hackctt. HI; by pitched ball-By McGinni,y.
l; by NJ. o'Nelll. !! Umpire -Johusto!.c Time
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CincinpstI ''''''i n " n
First base on errore-- Boston, 2: Cincinnati. ?.
.S't on oases.Rostone: Cincinnati. 3. First base
Sy Wits 3: BY Poole, ;. Home runs Cooley.
sSteinIeidt Two base hits = Dexter Tennty
Assoon and Peits, Hit BY ptchef-By Fosie
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A largo field turned out for tho monthly
handicap yesterday ut the Harbor Hill Golf
Club The best scores were:
j. Il. Van Buren,. 81, I2-72: u. s. Melton %, 70
-? n, 7. +. fiskr. rs, c73: Y. Hackmcycr. ~, 70
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During the team match yes,crdlr az Nh"
tnplcwood Golf club the FIRST monthly h,ndi-
cap was played for tn" Mac.;ay cup. the TWO
host score" each month I, me-. at m1tCh
play in S"mtember Ia" i'Nir, u. ~ 'h!i.
were v, r. SyHe- IS, u ~ ami /, NJ. Wilson,
80. h--s" tn" latter is 50 far tn" record for
the new links.
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The cards returned in the general handl.
cap at the Crescent A. {. yesterday follow:

GAP 1T VI" 7 T'NJVIII n Z NVNTVTUHy TOTIOW.
r. Gair. NJ. l2--6o; r. S. Napier. So 1910 II
kryn. s. $50; Themes Hovenden. II. 10. j.
Hardo, ~, IN: \. &. fcttcrolf. 49, i?-,3. T.. B
Knowion. ~. IL: II. A. lncker. 81. 8-75 n c
McKeevcr. IS, 30; G. c. Mason ", s-77.
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PLAY for the Governors Gun Yesterday at
the Roseville Golf Club resulted In this order
L. F.. Reed. 100. l2-s- T r.. Hoffman, 90. go:
G. c. Howell los sl0O: G.. +. Dodd. l02. 1872;
W. l.. FISH, 1O4, 100 ". &. Colycr. 1871. 30 l0l:
II. u. Reed. ll9, iS-l0i: L, r.. Wood. ITO. 0-ilo:
on \. Woodruff, lls J-1l3.
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The scores in the mixed fonrsome handicap
Yesterday al the East GRANGE Golf Club we're:
Mrs. and Mr. p II Bradshaw. ~. IS: Miss
Barr and Harold GriIcn, s. O-sS Miss Harper
and NJ Wilder 81 s-Si: Mrs. and NJ. H. Il Marsh
9O %: MISS GNen and 4. 4. Decker. 30. 7-92;
Miss Mix and II. Taylor. i07. 4-i03.
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At the Fox Hills t'olf club the homo team
beat MontCiair. a. follows

TuA Hll5| j. 4. W0rd q: !. O. raltcTSon, q
f. u. hiyord. -; =. Is. iyfr,,,. o: hrihuc McAieenau
o. =. /, b. Fisk. 3: i. .aria. :. Iotl -.
M,u,clllr- II. Wilro>. o; Paul Wilcoa, =; ". G.
Frcruinn. 3: r. J. Rcdncd. - {. {. lrowu. O: j. \
Korean. q, !. II. Stats. q. T0,;i. y.