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gauges Spnpbe.

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bill poe rs Dollars til Mpblering al
&dpellet.
gauges Wenisbebs gigeforenins
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lambs fprrise 8alb.
- 8rGItefonierentie bolotes fra 25oe
til 27be ansuit hos Yaitpr arOsitab af
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Irifirfen.

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talct at 8aitor SOeens WenisbeOer peb
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&~isbenbauns lluioeriitet.
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81rer Oct losP
Salearien nSfalSer 10000 Ianb Of
@eierpen til @r~Gniepagt.
1p appel TIL Masterne.

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iterfning al RiIit9rpagtcu Iargs
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regnet pao Of iremfolSe 5ienotligbe,
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holosresler til at brinee ben tprfiife
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Sen Sprenebe Sirfe.

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aum os ibns en- Gang for 9annle fi1rc
Rorl
Som, lab Sonen iti9e freipi9t fra bort
&prl
atSris bar pi bapt % alcri9 bill Ri faa
Stipnncre at t9rte paa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-16

n. NEtSE
SALE 4 EXCHANGE eTAnLE.
Heavy Draught, Business and Drivaac Yeessa
Harnes Tracks. Wagons Of all Kinds.
lIl T. 18TH ST.
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AZ St. Louis.

st. LOUIS May i5.--Alhert +. Dewey won the
feature event 10 day. he leo throughout ana
won hant,ily by eight lcnglhS.
rirs. Race Five furlongs -k!lo. 100 taustinl,
o 10 TO- WON Leopard. ll3 itoandl. - ;, second
lmbodcn. los (Hn!D. TO ]. third. Time l:oal-.
Bmsh smith j. l. Mc and Colin George also ran.
cold tacc--Ss and half turlong;;,,, fickle
SAINT, 100 IWolGI. 6to won Macy. ne tHlgginsl
is 10 ., scconu; Sapolio as 1Mc K'nney, TO l.
Annie bloom. Aransas. Miss Guido. Ansoger,
pathos. Sardian, Escanaba and Camembcrt also
ran ,., $40 ,,,,
Ia 10 l. won Rhyme and Reason. ITO dale, to s..
second Rowland. II: tMunro,. 70 ?. third Tims,
OsOl,. Billy jackson. Burrows. Tom kll"y. Bonnie
Bob and Two 5. also ran ,
Fourth Racc-One mile and 20 yards Al
bcit +. Dewey 10 Hail. II to 5. won Sambo. il5
lBoandi s 10 l. second Or, kicr 100 tWaldo'
Ia 10 l. t!rird. Tire l.i. Back street. thanDtc
Avoid and Mi>s Mae bay also ran
Filth SIX iuriongS Hannah Lady. 100
waldo 1910 5. won; pcliioh ia ,Datts!e,, sto
second i. sidney Walker. los Booker. to 2 third.
Time. li8l,, Ranchaman. Cash Boy, Lou Beach
and CuStus also ran,
SKIN Race SIX and a half furlongs Style. iUl
Waldo, 3 to :. won; Kcn,ucky Middle. 'oS lshee
ham. 10 to t. second: Brown Vail. los Booker
to !, third. Time. l:!s. Katie Gibbons. Iarna
fonso John Morton, lnsation. l.etia Barr and Kiss
Quick also
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Al Louisville.

IouIsvlLLg May Is. Wanamoincn, ridden by
n Booker won the handicap here TO day from the
tightly weighted hummer H. In the second race.
for two year olds, ReiN pllotcd the even money
favorte SWcetie to victory.
First Racc-fivr and half furlongs- Amorous,
ITO Wink ue'd, 10 l. won. Little Corker ia H.
booker, |! to I. second. Jake Grecnberg III r.
W,ln. 10 I. third Time l:.oL3 capt Duckadoo.
King Rose Guardian. Matte Harmon. fl6untrcsS
Kilmorlc, Gloria Mundl, Olcntz and indian enid
second Race -Four and a hall fnrlon.s,nnSweeue
l. second jennie Moore, los tCrowhursu. 10 |,
tn.rl. Time ohia. Naaya. oAnca. Mabel Glare
and l.yris' also ran
Third Race Six furlongs Bridal March, 50
Bonner. 25 TO L. won Flora Bright. 90 Romarelll.
ITO l. second: Rrd Embry. l0l tMcfn,yrc) 10 to |,
third. Time l6i3 Pepper Dick. Robert Nor
risony I}rooks'on. Iithum and Senior also ran.
Fourth Race Seven furl ,ngs Waina m linen lis
nj. B,okcr, -. to l won; hummer H., 81 DINNER,
/ 10 L. second: Eshcrin. 90 kced), 10 to l. third.
Time i:os Woodlakc. Rooster and Jminez alsj
Fifth Racc-Onc mile and 10 yards Lady OF the
West 100 10. Dolan. 3 to I. won; Frank Nc. lOo
tHclgers M even. second Dr. Hart ,oa Rein.
1 10 /, third. Time, IA. Lombrc. Anglcsca And
Afghan also ran.
rs (Rced. to L. won: Phclan, % Bliss II /, sec
md: Owasoo. 100 (Wlnkncld'. s. 20 I. third. Time
oias. RlS'pcr Port Warden. ParacanpS, Morn
Ing Star Sciplo. Miss Coughln On,a and Silver
Spinner elso ran,
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Baseball Notes.

~ Missouri Pacific VS.. rutherford r. C a, Ruthcr
ford to day.
The sr,gn,ons OF RsdTewood vii. play the Orange
Athletic Club al Orange oval 10 day.
The New YORK Nationals will play the Hoboiens
At the 81. icorg- Cnckct grounds In hoboLcn
to morrow.
The Palisades F. c. has July II August !, -
and Labor Day open and would Ike to hear from
good teams. Address s. a. fro~n. Secretary
Palisades, \. !.
The \avicr a. A. has juno /. July !. morning
and afternoon open: also saturdays 10 June, July
ADDRESS j. II. Possi. .oj West Fourteenth street.
The semi professional Brookiyn Reserves have
MAY H. -. and decoration Day sun open for hrSt
class clubs osnns ,s ni Esrv
The star 4. C.. owing TO a cancellation. has May
oY open to play an good team giving suitable
guarantee within lO0 miles OF New orE. Address
Charles Smith. ~ South Eleventh street. newark
The Ir,tng,on Hasc ball Gun wants games on It's
grounds br sundays from June l. Only lrN
sas, teams n need Apply Mss Stree. g9T
ton. y. "
The 81. Raphaels would like to close Decoration
Day morning and afternoon, with some good strong
Out OF town club~ltn,n 70 miles o. New York offer
ing suitable inducements address j Mcdonald
S:S Yves, Forty second street.
The st. Louis College has few more open dates
b Ike to- HI With hIsi class semi professional clubs
Offering suitable Inducements ADDRESS Edward
j. Walsh 100 est Ninety seventh street.
The Sacred Heart Academy prof,ss"nss Of
Would likc to hear from orltani r. g., Rutherford.
HsckrnSack wheeimtn, or teams OF llk. strength
Gr 81 fps smoa sv.nue. E1aoeh g.
The Knights Of Columbus OF Englcwood want to
hear from good amateur teams that will play for
expenses unitormsdt only nes rd answsI; AL sun
Use 3. 9. Goa cosxiey. E In NJ, '
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baltimore Horse Show.

BALTIMORE, Md, May lS.-- Philadelphans
again carried of the honors at the Horse
SHOW to-day. They received Ave firsts. one
..cnnd and four thirds. John l.. Conoway
wa. most successful. His bay mare. Leading
Lady, brought him two hrst prizes and one
third Among these was a cup, costing 81 COO
n will he necessary for him to win three tines
before il becomes hi absoiut ely Mr. l. l. l.
thandems' with King George and Hammond.
while BELGRADE received thfd p Psiser in the
ionSine TO Miss Gertrude Conowny. took
second prize. in ponies under SADDLE Oscar
and Mr. Cyril Armstrong got first prize for
ms among Baltimoreans who took prizes
were Mrs, Eugene Leverins who With the
cure Robinson. who, with Cedar. received
third prize in qualified hunters class IL the
pende5e Fox 60, first ,. p.ysa ana Hnd G.
NJ Shoemaker's Exhibitor got first
prize in ponies under saddle and Mrs Andrew
s Whitrid ae'. Dandelion took first prize in
ladies' saddle horses.
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Al Chicago.

CHICAGO May l5.-Intcrcst in the Worth card
to day centred In the fourth rncc. free hand
cap at one mile for three year Odds and upward
II brought together three good Derby colts IN Gregor
H., Rankin and Prince Of Endurance. and ell three
had good following. Gregor *. backed from
IS to to TO .. won by a length
First Racc--F!vc furlongs- Salto, 100 fenry,
TO s. won: Lady Free knight. los lbirkenrnthi:
10 l. second. Clarcmont l03 Up. Philips. ~ 10 D.
third. Time. l:0l 3.5 Jerry Flanagan, Ghstel,
IA lph Young and Dick Ripley also ran. ~
Second Racc-SiX iurlongs-Anna Heal, VI
W. knapp, TO |. won. Irene Mac. TO 81 Philips
i to / second: Marco. 90 tllobbins, u TO 3 thrd'
Time, l:l5 as Goody TwoshoeS Goal Runner
Lulu CHASER Grayville. Alum Wotcr. Somersault'
Dunross, Sir Claus, Has GIFT and swan Dance also
Third Race Four fuilongs- DETERMINATION; 49,
d)omlnit kl 8 to TO- won: 81. Paula. lOl &c. GRAY
90 TO t. second: Bernlce. lo7 thenry). 10 TO IN Td
Time O40 rs. Shades OF Night. lelalr. Laura
Belle. Mtr d Juhl and Elsie De We're also ran
Fourth Race-Onc mlc--Grcgor n, 0s SP. fhii
lpsl, 10 .. won; Prince OF ENDURANCE, GO Eztll
third Time. IN 10, C. 3. Campbell. Moor and
Rankin rlso ran, , an.
Fifth Racc-Six furiongs-Annlc Thompson. lG2
ID. Williams. TO |. won Hcrodiade. II? IDomi
nick is TO s. second. Theory los tB!Ikonruth' TO
third. Time lIi. John ). kcgan, Docskln. Weird
Carrie H. |. Semcson Hickory Corners. Zioa
and sister Kate u. also ran. ,,. a..
sixth Race-Cnc mile and sSteenth-;Nee
100 (lomlnickl ITO I. won: pode s.. lo2 a. BOOKER
5 TO second: toldaga, los II rcanoD 10 to miro
Time. Ia . S. Henry OF franstairtr jack Doyir
'ibs Mfr, Moore uichin. L!mclight. silver tH2
and iarry Beck also ran.
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sr\NDINu or THE CLrP

CINCINNATI. s: Nrw YORK Is, Lbs, T.
Things broke right at every angle for the
CIncinnati> yesterday at the Polo Grounds
and they beat the New York Nationals in an
exciting and well-played game. The Gin
clnnati- got out OF the tight corners with
more success than the New Yorks, and when
they we're hardest pressed for a run some
thing turned up to give them that run As an
instance OF what the New Yorks were UP
against in the line Of unnoyances it may be
cited that twice with a man on first base the
New York batter hit the bnll on the nose but
drove it straight at fielder when that fielder
would won bay Each Of these intercepted liners
vasfollowed by the base runner being doubled
up at first base.
aeId for Kicking The rule breaker was
PETIT. the catcher, who was not in the game.
pira ODay at once turned 10 the bench and
.irnallet Pietz to make, himself scarce. which
the b,rly backstop did with bad grace
fields Of beth teams. notably by SeymMo nni
Kelley. Mertes and Bresnahana Many q, hIrd
a sY NG and d'' tho oSthelde1s mentioned were
very spry in, eaugins and getting under the
" ~as sevm Se miss , Of Brownes single ig
The first inning. on which Browne reached
second h9wn s,rs vent e Third hi,
the ball as hard AS Mertes. but Corcoran
was running over to second at the .ams 70
He was directly In the, path Of the bah and
it was chld's play for him to make double
play
In the hfth pnins Bresnahan dCHbed Ard
Reds had scored twice in this inning. McGin-
ritz iumblei a gentle roller from Suthofr.
Kelley hit to Dunn, who threw to second to
ssd on but suth0 aef had nbssd
OF Dunn's throw. SEYMOUR sacrificed. Gil
bert making splendid Play in covering arst
base when aM spt Tor the second Mke
Donln arose to the occasion by lifting the
bali over Mertes's head for two bases.
MStnnsy save base d on 5Gls t. sesE1eE
Ace and Ma soon's sizyler to left scored Beck
lev. In the ninth inning Suthoff opened with
A base hit to right. Kelley hit to McGnnty.
who made high throw to sscond 70 eaten
end Suthoff was forced at third. Do1lln Vas
the right man in the right place gain. His
ground hit WINS going straight at Dunn. but
carromed out to centre field. Kelley scored
Beekiey tiied to Bresnahan,, who caught the
rail- out OF position to make throw and
The New Yorks died hard. McGraw b9tted
for McGinnity in the ninth. but hit to short.
End his demise WIS the NEXT thing on the
70 second on suthoi1's throw past ,Besk!ey;
Thera Browne tarried while Breena han hied
to Kelley, bat came home when MeGsnn MT
e. the rsh s1s ropes and but
the balI hitting one Of these McGann's hit
would have been homer. Mertes hit nearly
chase the bn Il like n deer to hold Mertes at
third hit meant a tied score. but Dunn
grounded TO Corcoran, and q, disconsolate
New York march to the clubhouse was in
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Good start. won easily: Yfrdarm. CHI c. By
usnrv Of Navarro -Nseult: owned by r. r. Thomas.
SECOND RACE.
=, ~, ,h..o ,-o,r oIds md inward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-16
POLO.
Van Cortlandt Final T0-day-Westcheste
Entries.

The final match In the Squadron A tourna-
ment at Van Cortlandt Park will be played
to-day between the Great Neck and Country
club of Westchester teams. On Monday
the scene OF the polo matches changes to
The Country Club Of Westchester. for a fort
nirbt OF play The schedule follows:
Vcste hester cups, tor teams OF four under the
regular handlcaps- Monday. May 49, lakewood
Club Isl VS.. Meadow Brook; 20. Rockaway VS.. win.
nerS OF Monday; %. winners OF May 10 and 20.
co,,ntry club cups. for teams whose aggregate
handicap does not exceed sixteen goals Nav 81.
Great Neck Us. Staten Island; Is. Rockaway vs.:
cnuntry club I'd: 90 Meadow Brook vs. winners Of
NAV 2l n, Squadron \ VS.. winners OF May 20 20.
winners OF May 70 ana H.
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BlIslNESs WAGONS, $40 NkEkLI SAI'
NESTS; ALSO FURNrrUkE VANS Al nEC.
EORD WAGON WORKS. sxx.7Uo nEDIVHC
Az. BROOKLYN. LEL. lSll WlLAAA1S
1UlG.
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'Bat.ed for McGnnlty In the ninth inning.
SSl enc yo,H .......,..:....Gl &c 2:
r1rs, base Oh error-clneinnsu. Lett on bases
oa &ednni!y. s % sa,hoG;; s,Tuss ey,asy
nss aee
nee K.lsyd isyTpHSr ssln1e snd
R Pssy sa 4sS soH s md
minutes. Attendance-7,l3o
CHICAGO IL. L.). 7: RHooKL1N. 4.
The timely leather humping Of Tinker
and the mastery inc fhciency Of Garvn as
pitcher we're forcible factors in the overthrow
ION Park Yesterday. All Tinker did at the
bat was to make a triple. double and single
the, triple being with three men on bases ;;
oi ~ what hat Gsrvin did in the losing Of the game
but enough was TO give seven bases on balls.
make wild pitch and hit, bntsman. As
shining example OF the value OF poor control
C,arvin was a screaming successful the
other side
p There is this to be said il, favor Of the
,Sev ssoEse hi.
Dahlen drew base on balls and Hearn singled.
Food advanced the two men with sacrifice
sa Thf III sSe 'e sRrd sh'% M '"s
halls, Doyle's sacrifice and 'ahlen's hit gave
Rrooklvn run; -
liberal to the point Of recklessness with his
bases on balls. He could not find the plate,
and for few minutes there wns procession
ailwslked. and then Tinker diagnosed Garvin,,s
inning tiarvin issued another supply Of free
Chang snS ana .cer ed'h 81
them With a hit The Chicneos had enough
runs TO win, though there was more scoring
by h sd &. 2 SN httn ~
for three bases and scoring on StranR s single.
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wyTHERs STAKES TO-DAY.
Etght Crack Thrce-Year-Oids Named to Go
to thel Post.

The feature Of the ra cling at Morris Park
to-day will be the running OF the classic
withers Stakes. for three-year-olds, at mile
August Belmont's Mizzen. Perry Belmonts
River Pirate; p. j. DIVERS Merry AcTobat,
SOVEREIGN, Foxhall p. .Keenes INJUNCTION.
r. r, Wilson, Jrs., Mexican. and ths Cough
acre Stables Shorthose are oaraeo 10 60 go,
viii probably be Minder on. Mizzen, Hicks
on diver Pirate t1ller on Merry Ae TOP
on Shorthose. Cannon on Injunction and
Burns on Mexican. 1t looks like hard race.
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RyrTU RACK.
Cricket.

The opening championship game OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League VIII
be played to-day at Prosrect fork' where me
S.w Jersey C.. G. and Kings County e, {.
viii meet in the first contest for the pennant.
Mis- Tf'' vii viii be the only match o.. IL" eague
played to-day, but the New YORK cricket
hssoriation will have two games, these
ire Set ween the Brooklyn and Branch Brook
Clubs at Prospect PERI nnd The M an an
rriscn The other gal mes scheduled for to-
dday are: Brooklyn against lhistl"s, at Pros
pect Park Newark against Union county
A branch Brook Park. and Columbia OvG
Club match at Willismsbridge.
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~ Missouri Pacific VS.. rutherford =. C al Ruthcr-
ford to day.
The Hr,gh;ons OF Ridgewood will play the Orange
Athletic Club at Orange oval 10 day.
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COLI! MBIA.

Lrft on bases -COllimbla, q cornell, Q. SacTlHce
hts-ONei. q. Costello Two bose htnhrs!ol.
on balls-ON Gearin. 2; OF Bristol L. Stolen bases
TYLER. Goodman. Timc--i hour and so minutes.
Attendance -! 100.
AT LEwIsBuRG
r. n. r.
IafaycteO o I o 80 Q ~ u
Rucknell. o | O q | 2 % 10
Batteries Ncwberry and Irwin jacket and Tcutel.
AT JASPER OVAL
RHR
Manhattan. 90. O 3 3 .,-l5 Is 2
Hobart. ..,....O n o S
overwhelmingly and Farley: Hadsell and
Lunbeck.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Works Nearer to Tail End, Losing to
the CleyciandS.

One notch nearer to the tail end went the
New York Americans yesterday. They out
hatted the Clevelands. but the latter made
the more runs 1t was New York's fourth
straight defeat. The Detroits won their
fourth consecutive victory by beating Bos.
ton. Chicago won from Washington. ana
Phila del phia from st. Louis Results:
Cleveland. 6: New York. 8.
Detroit. b Boston. a.
Chicago, 7; Washington. 4.
Philadelphia, 4: ST. Louis, :.
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CLEVELAND, 5: NEW YORK A.L.), 8.

CLEVELAND, May ls.-Wright was in mag
niacent form this afternoon and the New
Yorks, we're at his mercy: Although he wa, was
Gis hits well scattered, Cleveland won
the the game gam In the sixth inning. when. with
one out, Mccarthy doubled and lick single
followed BY Hickman's double and Longs
tumble Of Gochnaur's grounder .netted three
runs, The game was replete with sensntlonal
fielding on both sides in which Davis, b
New York scored the first run. in the fourth.
on Mcfarland's triple and Longs double;
One more was made in the fifth on base on
single. The last run Of the yisltors was made
in the sixth on Cancels double. Bays tumble has
n had VOYAGE from Detroit and although
they we're due here early In the morning y
was 1 o'clock when they arrived. This hao
something to do with their playing