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At Detroit.

DETROIT, June 90-A handicap at one mile and
n stec plechase were the features at Highland PARK
this afternoon. The former event went TO Auto
light with Easy Street second. The steeplechase
was won by Hieaway. second choice In the betting.
who led all the way
First Race-Seven furongs-Ethel Davis, 30
m Martini 20 to !, won: John Coulter. 90 (Sulli-
YAM 4 10 /, second: Jlggcr, l04 Castro, TO 1,
third Time. 1881. Emma c, L., Mandamus,
Tonne, Leota. Clanstina, Nancy Dey, Magenta,
Faster Boy. Aratoma. Oscar Star Gazcr and Grtf-
III Second Rare-Four furlongs-The Globe. 1902
n. Walsh, g to s, won: Orderly. i02 donovan,
Z IN 2 second: Jim Ferrn. los IT, Dean, TO 2,
third Time. o49b5. Bonnie Erin. St Tuckctt,
Redwinq. Bayview. Kern, All Good. Probable,
Too MANY Dapper and Lecto also ran,
Third Race-One mile-Aut0lght, lOi 81 Miller,
IA to 5, won: Easy Street, los o. Walsh, TO !,
sccond: Glenwood. 100 u: OConnorl 10 to l, third.
Time. i:4l Honolulu, Hopedale and Bank Street
aiI EonTth Race-Scven and half iurlongs--Flora
Fright. iO2 (Pierotp, 8 to I. won; snare l0i Ct.
Dean, 2 TO /, second: Decoration. lls cr' Walsh,
1 TO /, third Time, 1861; LGlgarn special Tax,
Jcls and Model Monarch also ran
Fifth Racc--Seven and haf furIonFs--John
l. Regain 10 Ct. Dean, to L. won; on the quiet,
IO5 d. Gilmore, 10 to |. second; BarnaCle. lOs
tMcFaddcnD, II TO s, third Time, l;s5Ia' Barge,
Briers, MaXettc. Necburban, Ravelment and Wax
Candle also ran. ,,,
away, 14l (Pembcrton). TO 2. won; Lord Faren
dole. lac (Doan), to /, second; Maple sugar 1874
CStewaro. II TO /, third; Time, SSH; Tom
Provost. Billy Ray and Sol also ran. PreSgraVc
fell
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ST. LOUIS IN. L.. !, NEW YORK W. L)' -
The st. Louis Nationals played uncommonly
good ball at the Polo Grounds yesterday.
and, added another reverse to the present
mediocre home record of the New Yorks.
Eivacious and clean fielding was done
few shf nS eqrs s b% SnG hfy yks pSs Ns%
iork's consideration. They rushed Mathew
son In two innings, and one Of the sequences
OF safeties was enough to win the game. me
New Yorss. too. played exceedingly well IN
the held-exCepting an expensive iumple
by George Bone-of-Contention Davis and
for thai reason st. Louis was held down to
four runs.
Things went swimmingly for Mathewson
for four innings. Brains low throw to first
and Mathewson's two-baser gave the Hars
iemltes run in the second inning, ana
Bresnahan's double. McGann's sacrifice and
Mertes's fly to Smoot were the ingredients
In the construction Of the home teams sec
ond and last run In the fourth inning came
forecast of what was coming to Mathews9n.
Farrell sent Il hummer over third. but Lauder
knocked the ball down. and by beantiili
throw from outside the foul line Squeched
the runner mt first.
The Cardinals loitered until two We're out
in the nth inning before opening on Mathew W,
to to" centre en- s Mscket, e the Human syscraper
singled to right, John O'Neill hit to right,
and Brother, Mike skipped home. lntleId
ana oaea III s, neatly by
tumble, and three Cardinals danced to the
rubber in the, fifth inning
A liner to lett by Donovan ana punt py
Smoot put two Cardinals on bases with no
body out In the eighth, but two fine plays,
one McGann's throw to third OF Brains at
tempted sacrifice and the other Warmers fent
throw to second. which lured Smoot OIL
third. prevented scoring The, New, Works
had men on bases in the seventh, eighth and
ninth innings. The choral society in the
bleachers threw itself into the breach with
noisy fervor, but Mcfarland was not to be
mnsteadied, his support held tight, and the
Tantalus dream Of victory dissolved in the
deadly despatch with which the Cardinals
handled the ball on double plays.
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TURF GOSSIP Ar sHEEPSHEAD.
A Killing with Floral King That Did Not
quite Succeed.


II Floral King had won the first race yester-
day the biggest killing of the year would have
been pulled Off. The colt. who is a son OF
Glganteum--Rosa Regina. is the property
OF W. H. Rowles. the proprietor Of two New
Orleans theatres and also former owner Of
the filly Princess Tulane. II. T. Griffin rrains
the colt and got him right on edge for yester-
days event. The tip was industriously
circulated Monday night in several Bohemian
resorts. even the walters In big restaurant
near Forty-second street handing 1t out to
those who were willing to lend an ear. There
was az much as 100 to against Floral King
in the opening quotations. and those who were
wise began getting the money down in chunks.
The layers soon realized that something
20 to was the best price obtainable at post
time. Griffin told his associates that the
colt would come home on the bit and a lot of
strength OF hs assertion whe
Is Griffin's half-brother, had the mount and
ought to have won with more vigorous
layers felt somewhat relieved although they
paid out big money on Wotan: Immediately
after the race ace. Griffin BID up Motap to 81 ooo
colt with an extra IS bid. Then Albert Simons
put in claim for Floral King. who was entered
for $500. but this move was believed to be
There is dispute over the services OF
Jockey Cannon. who is under contract to
J.. v Bell and upon whose services the Keenes
have second call. man, who said his name
was Williams. declared at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday that he was the father of Cannon
and that the BOYS stepfanthe,1r had no right
he was divorced from his wife some time ago
and that she married a man named Cannon.
who was reaping the benefit of the Jockeys
earnings. The boy declared that the whole
business was absurd, and Trainer Mccormick
OF Mr.. Bells stable said that he did not believe
there would be any trouble. Williams
threatens to take the matter before the
stewards of the Jockey Club.
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FOURTH RACE.

l42 S, l.58 Is.
Good start; won ridden out: Highlander, b. c., 4
by Ben Henrietta. owned by r. T.
Wilson
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THIRD RACE.

O:24, O;38. 0:4s1 5. 1913 Is.
easily, Shot Gun. b. c., 3. by
Noretti; owned by w. B. Jen =
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OF THE CLUBS.

NEW YORK "A. Ia, 2, BIT. LOUIS "a L'I' To
ST. LOUIS, June 5u.--Nsw York took to-
days game from 81. Louis. In the seventh
inshoots over the left kidney Bringing him
to the ground For five minutes play was
interrupted and it looked as though Clarke
would have to retire. but he gamely went TO
effectively as ever In the last inning Con
roy was badly spiked by Heidrick., Neither
side scored in the first inning, but in the second
Williams drove the ball into the bleachers
for home run. The Browns tied the game, IN
the fourth. With two out, Anderson doubled
to left centre and Wallace singled. After tins
a gift to Elberfeld, a sacrifice and q single
to centre allowed tho shortstop to tally what
proved to be the winning run. Attendance. $50.
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DICK WELLESS WORLDS RECORD.
Crack Three-Year-Old Runs Six FurlOngs
In I'LL As at Chicago.

CHICAGO. June sO.-After virtually being left at
the post Dick Welles set new world record tof
Washington Park to day. which ne won IN VI .;
taking one fifth Of second on the old mark held
by Hummer and Lux CaSta. John A. Drake Kun
nels finished second, beaten only by head, with
John A. Peters third
rier went up and appeared hopelessly beaten off.
in the backstretch. Jockey Knight. hoMever'
rated him along nce TO the nead h OF hO He TSrn
he showed his wonderful burst Of speed With
clear sailing on the inside ne wore down MS neid
ing OF Runnels's rush and won by head such
a dem nstratlon rs was made when he won was only
ovcrshadowed by that which followed the hang
ing OF the new worlds record.
Talbot Brothers. Prince Sivg5wi n at 10 to !;
the NSohp aTse croW
out the weather and track conditions we're perfect.
and the racing was on the sensational order
'ni First Race-Six furlongs-Dick weles, 100
Knight, Ii to 10. won; RInnels. loo &C. Grayl
ih, 20 o. s Time. iii as. A. D. Gibson. Bardolph
Federal and MartinmaS also ran.
second ven Jsso iS to
Time. 100 IS Heisefsoq, TTsmpeSse Frank
Third RSccNThe Kcnwood Stakes, I'VE furlonss
ReGuiter, lis IS. Bonner. 30 to second Lonsdale,
i21 GKnighU, 80 to /, third. Time 200 3-S. Pro
ceeds. Foresight. Commodore. Enensn L 3D.. RIO
Bob Jerry Lynch, Santum, Foncasta BATS. refer D.
and Somero also ran. , w
Fourth Race-One mile and a sixtcenth-Was
witt, l08 (Wonderly). 5tO won: Bragg. 0s knapp;
IL TO l. second: Nitrate. i07 Henry, to l. third
Time. l4S. Glassfu Aladdin EShcrin. Bondage.
Dr. Stephens Macy Monsieur Beaucairc. Fore and
Aft and Hermencla also ran: ,, -,
Fifth Race-One mile and n s'xtecnth-The Ken
tucliian. lls tAdkins,. to !, won Prince We6 ,t
90 o.. Booker 10 to J. second; om !Is los
shotgun Fullback. Urchln, Miracle H.. Satin Coat
hmur Sarllla and Fingal. also ran.
sixth Race-one mile and a sxteenth-CrsIna,
ri CTrcanor lOtol won: Havand, 100 ~. Phillips.
S to i, second; Serge, OF adkins, to !, third.
Time. las IS. Flaunt Vulcain. Caviar, Jim Clark.
c. p. Campbell. Lingo, Kilmorc' Blueu.int and
Warte NCht also
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Al 81. Louis.

ST LOUIS. June SO.-De Reszke. heavily
played. took the feature event in a hard drive by
half a length from Eda Riley to-day Three favor
ties won. while Miss West at 10 TO ], was the long
shot OF the day.
First Race-Four and half furlongs- Rhyme
and Reason. 1903 CNallace). TO l. won: Venom, 90
UjrdwclD 10 TO 5. second: Athena 100 uoudcnD,
s 10 q third. Time. O5s. Short Stop, Sweet Myr.
tie, Bird Pond, Muscovoir Benton, Billy Jackson
and Foghorn also ran.
Second Race.SIx fuIlongs- Carlcy's Dream, 1905
WATSON q TO l. won: Goudy, iO2 tHiggnsl, o to s,
second: Mayor Graham, los lH, Monroe, to l.,
third. Time, l:ls. Lille Long, Doc Meyer,
Third Racc--Five f,ironrs-Mag Nolln. no
(WatSon), IL to s. won; Jehane 10 (WebeD, to q,
second: Enigma. 100 tCalviD. 80 70 |, third Time
i;O4s4. Billy Woodland. Ingolethrft, Getchel Buck
Wynnc. Matt Wadleigh and Check Morgan also
Fourth Race--One mile and 10 yards--DeRes7lc
OS (Shlng), 0 to S. won: Eda Riley. ~ (WolD. to
., second: Master. liz (Hlggins), ~ to s. third.
Time 1851 Kailr and Gibraltar also ran
Fifth Racc-Seven furlongs-Miss West. 9s
(Cross), 10 to I, won: Presbyterian, los Hlgginsl
Il 10 /, second: orpheum. ~ (nridweD 10 l. third
Time l:9OL1 Rochester Mae Miller. Roberta g.,
West Baden Howling DcrviSh Tom Crahb and
Extol also ran.
Sixth Race-one mile and three siSternths--
Neversuch 81 (Brdweln, 10 s. won Men!phlan,
IOi (Hlggns), II 10 s, second; Hanan, OF WoHl
10 to l. third Time GOSH Warner Glass Leader.
ChckaSha and Irving Mayer also ran
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

New Works Win Agaln--COnrOy Spiked, and
Mg Grinlth Hurt by Batted HAIL.
The New York Americans took another
game from st. Louis yesterday. Boston was
beaten by Chicago and Philadelphia sue
cumbed to Cleveland. Tho lowly Washing
tons were no match for Detroit. Results:
New York. 2: ST. Louis. 1.
Chicago. 10: Boston, g.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia g.
Detroit. 8: Washington. o.
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In THE BASEBALL WORLD.
CARDINALS PLAY SMARTLY AND
DEFEAT M'GRAW'S MEN.
Bunch Hits on MathewsOn -Pittsburss
swamp BrOOkl,ns With n Flood or
Saretles--( 'hlcagOs and mOstons WIN
From Their Respective Adyersaries.

Except for the names on the score card
and the letters on their shirt fronts the st..
Louis Cardinals were not the same team yes
terday that we made merry with before the
late floods. They played the smartest sort
of ball and defeated the New Yorks. The
Pittsburgs swamped the Brooklyns. the Chi
Cages worsted the Quakers and the rejuve-
mated Bostons felled the Cincinnatis. Results:
st. Louis. 4; New York. 2.
Pittsburg. II: Brooklyn. 4.
Boston, 7: Cincinnati. 4.
Chicago, q Philadelphia O..
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For three year -olds and upward: non winners In
1908 of 81 OOO 900 added: allowances six furongs
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pIrlsBrEG, IL: BROOKLYN. s.

The Pttsburgs We're eating EN- alive at
Schmidt of Brooklyn wonder whether he was
a pitcher or IA punching bag They flooded
the field with base hits Of all dimensions in he
first three innings and easily got winning
lead Pounds, formerly of the Cleveland
American League team. was in the box for
Brooklyn after the third inning and did fairly
well. Lever was nit hard by the BrooklynS,
but in n hopeless cause Hans Wagner made
n home run and sent the bali on the longest
journey as ball ever has made at Washing
ton Park Ii cleared the right field
fence we'll down toward centre field. When
last seen il was near the East River:
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cu,cAoo ~ LJ, !; rHlLApELpu1A IN. IL, 2.
PHILADELPHIA June 30. Chicago oupayed
he Quaiscrs all around to-day and won easily.

Totals ..7 IN ~ Ia ~ lola'S 800 ~ :" ~
Taylor out for cutting third base.
Chicago. ... .....,,,.'',.f " ! -
First base on crrors-Chlcago. ?; Philadelphia. /.
Left on bases chicago, o; philadelphia o First
base on balls on Taylor. L. of WaShhurn, |,
Struck out-By Taylor. 2: by WaShburn s. Two.
base hts-Raub, Tinker, King, Barry. Sacrifice
hits-Raub, Wovcrton. Stolen bases Raub. Taylor.
TITUS. Passed ball Roth. Umprc-o'Day. Time
i hour and IS minutes, Atcndance-2,mO.
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First base on rors-Pltlsburg. ]; Brookyn, 2.
Left baSes-Pttshurg, =; BROOKLYN; o. First
oil Lever /. struck out--By schmidt, L. by
Pounds. ?: by Lever, !. Home run-Wagner.
Three base hIts-leach. Wagner. Two base hits
beaumont Clarke. Leach. Rtchcy, Sheckard ~,
Dahlen Flood. Sacrifice ht--Schring. Stolen
basrs-Clarkc ScbrnF. Kruger, ShcClard ~,
Ritter Double play-Dahlen. Flood and Doylc.
Hit by pitched ba!-By Lever. tmpr-Emslic.
Time hours and 5 minutes, Atcndance-3,&O
BOSTON N. LII, 7; CINCINNATI. 4.
BOSTON, June Boy punching hits Boston de-
featcd Cincinnati this afternoon. Malarkcys held-
In, font
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DETROIT, s; WARRINGTON. o.

Two base hltS--LOnR ~. First base on DalS-
or Ktson, /. off Townsend, 2 Struck out-By
klsoG 2 by Townsend First lf base on errors so
Crawford. Long Bueow, Clarke. Three base hits
Crawford ~. Carr. Barrett. Sacrifice hlt-Smth.
Left on bnses-Detroit. 9; Washington, g. Wild
pItch-Townsend. lmpres-Caruthcrs ard Has
Sctt. Timc--l hour and 4S minutes. Attendance
1868
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FIFTH RACE.

1:57 30, 2i02- 2:3s rs.
Good start; won driving; DouIo, br. g., O. by
PQtomac--Zamora: owned by j. W. Colt.
Weather pleasant. track falr.
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Connecticut League.

Al SprlnVncld- Springfield, s: New London i.
Al bridegroom Norwich, !, Bridgeport. /.
At McrIdcn HoyOkc. l. Merdcn o.
Al New Haven Hartford. 4, Ncw HaVcn,2
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Con Coushlin. the Irish Fighter. III.

It is understood that Con Coughlin the
Irish Giant" is not in fighting trim and
hardly will be seen in any hstic engagements
for some time He is suffering from hstula,
md until this henls, which will be about next
fal will not don the mitts with any OF the
Uphters engagements We're talked OF for
Coughlin with Bob Armstrong and Jack
Auurop
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FIRST RACE.
Selling: for maiden two year -olds: $500 added
owances; last i've and a half furlongs of the


Time, lO6 ! D.
Good start; won driving: WOtan, b. c., ?, by Wag-
ner-Undecided; owned by W. NJ. Scheftel.
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Eastern League.
CITY. s: nrYrA1o. 3.

BUFFALO. June 90--Jersey City again this after
noon outplayc ed Buffalo. winning by score OF
10 8 There was great Outcry over what was
considered MoCann's Illegal delivery, but Umpire
gnye the visitors a lead in the second. which was
maintained TO the end. Athcrton was the only
Buffalo player to hit Mccain effectively but his
two .baggcrs did not help the locals 10 score.
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American Association.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis, \, s., Paul, 8,
At indianapolis ColdrhGS Indianapolis, u
Al Toledo Louisville. Z, Toledo, l.
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RassbaII Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis at New YORK.; Plttsburg at Br0oklyn;
Cincinnati at Boston; Chicago al Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York AT st. Louis; Philadelphia at Cleveland;
Boston nt Chicago: Washington M Detroit
EASTERN LEAGUE
Jersey City AT Rui1alo: Newark AZ Toronto;
Worcester at Baltimore Providence at Rochester
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CLEVELAND, 4; PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 8.

CLEVELAND, June 3O.-Cleveland defeated the
phles this afternoon in exciting and well played
game A peculiar play came up in the eighth In
ming which nearly proved costly TO Cleveland. with
LaIOc and Hickman on third and second respec-
lively. Mccarthy hit TO Davis, who touched hrs
ana started TO throw to the plate to catch Laloie
The bail struck Mccarthy slnarely on the temple,
bounding hi gh In the air, and LaIoie and Hick
man scored. Mccarthy was carried of the neld un-
cOnSc GUS and when the game was resumed Olough-
lin ordered Hickman back TO third, declaring
that he had called time when Mccarthy was hit
with the ball. Cleveland batted Waddcn at OPP
mort
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Southern Lea que.

Al Memphis Memphis. II; Little Rock, 3,
Al Shreveport Shreveport, y, New Orleans, 3
Al Montgomery Nashville. I; Montgomery, 3
Al Birmingham Birmingham, :, Atlanta,
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w IT. URAY'S ct WOOSTER st.
CLEARING OUT SALE OF HARNESS AND
HORSE GOODS
Fine White Web Single Buggy Harness, $3.50
Other styles at s75, 81 90 and $500. Fine Breast
Collar Surrey Harness. $500. Horse Sheets. Sc.
Lap Busters, 75c. Coolers, 500. -,
PETERS HARNESS & SADDLERY CO.,
80 West Broadway. near Chambers ST., upstairs
ATTRACTIVE, handsome sound, stylish, gentle
cob: has been ridden and driven by ladies' the past
year; Brewster, victoria brougham, station wagon.
Waldorf trap. family surrey (seat four, Suvcrs
runabout harness. English riding saddles, bridles
robes whips. fixtures, &c. COACHMAN. private
stable. 65 Madison av,. near 9th st.
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NEWARK.

IOtalS,.,.,0 " ~ II VI lplalS'''''l D - Ia
Toronto ...,.....,,,,,.,.3 0 o IS
Newark .'',.......,,...,.O 1 y o q OIL
Two base hits KuhnS, Brodie. ncvlln. Three
basr hlt-Downey, Sacrifice hit--Brode. Stolen
base White Double payS-Dev and Taylor.
Wagner Diiary and Deylin, First base on balls
on KIssngcr |; on M0iarty. l. Left on bases
Toronto, B. Newark, 4. Umpire shannon. Time
i hour and 20 minutes. Attendance-4.O0O
Ar ROCHESTER, FIRST GAME
n. II. E,
Rochester ...O o 0 o o o o II q
pTnyIdrnce % o 0 D o o % 9
batteries Mills and Stcclnan: Ycrkcs and Dig
gins.
SECOND GAME,
n. II, X,
Rochester .......l o o q 0 | IS
prnNidrnCe .......O o y o q OF 1
batteries Fertsch and Steclman. Conn and Dig
gins.
AT BALTIMORE.
II. l., "
Baltimore. 0.a-i2 u {
batteries Burchcl. rYatcr and Robinson; J"Vett.
Falkcnburg and McCauley
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First base on crrOrS-UhIcagO, Z. BOStOn, 2 LEU
on bases-Chicago, !: Boston, o. First base on
balls White, 3: on Mtrock. a. struck out
by White 8: by Altrock,3 8. Three base ht-Holmes
Two base hits-Stahl, MagOOn. Sacrhce hits
Tannehil O'BrIen. umprc-Shertdan. Time-i
hour and 40 minutes, Attendance, 900.
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lo'a'''''' - - ~ Totals. 2.I7

.Batted for Ewing In the ninth inning.
Boston ....,..,..........0 900 90
Cincinnati ...............o 0 o o @ o.
Left on bescs-Toson. 2: Cincinnati. g. First base
on bal!s--Of Malarkcy. 5. Struck out.-By Malar-
kew .: by Ewing l. Home run--Seinfcldt. Two
base hits Abbattthio ~, ponlln. Doan. DAILY.
Sacrifice hlts-Tenney. Grtmlnger, Corcoran ~
Malarkcy Tcnncy Abbatticho and Moran, I'm
pires Moran and Holiday. Time-~i hour and 40
minutes Attendance-c7.iI
CHICAGO IN. L.. I, PHILADELPHIA IN ID. 2.
PHILADELPHIA June 30 Chicago outplayed
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CHICAGO "a. L., 10; BOSTON "a. LJ. 8.

CHICAGO June 30-Atrock pitched his hrst game
OF the season to day. He began by giving the
first three men who faced him bases on balls, after
which the White SoS pounded him III eight runs
ball afterward. White held Boston safe AT all
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Baseball, Washington Park, p ". To-day.
Brooklyn vs.. Pittsburg. Admission 50c.-- Aar'
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TURF.
CDNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB,

RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
june Is to July Z, 2:3O =. VI. Rain or Shine.
I2TIH DAY-TIIE VERNAL and 5 other Races
Leave East 3ith St, T.. r. Via l. !. II, at II A. NJ.
l2lO l2:t0 400 Parl0r Car Train, no, lao, 2l0.
2iO $40. Take ferry foot Whitehall ST., NJ v,
II \. NJ. and thereafter every 20 minutes, con-
Meeting at 3ath Street, Brooklyn, with Brooklyn
Heights Trolley direct 20 track Fare 10 CENTS
Ample accommodations returning by this route.
IS minutes by trolley Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Vim Kings County and brighton Beach Road. also
FlatbuSh Avenue Surface Line via Brighton Beach
Road. every 10 minutes, From Broadway. Williams
burg take Ocean nv. Concert by Lander.
GRAND STAND. $500. FIELD STAND. $50.
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sBatted for Shaw In the ninth Inning.

"Batted Tor Shaw Tn lnu HIntN IHHIHE'
BTiiaio ..'...,,.,..,.,...O o o o / o 0 %
Flrs. base on balls on Milllgan. l. or Mccain. 2.
Struck out. by Mllligan 8; by Mccain 4. Three
base hit--DOolln. Two base htS-Bean, Cassidy.
htherton a. Halllgan. Sacrifice hlt-Clements:
Stolen baScS-C Clements, Gettman, Woods. Left
on bases-Buialo. Q; Jersey City. s. Double play
Woods and Doolln. Hit by pitched ball--By
MlllIgan /. Umplrcs-kely and Swartwood.
Time-2 hours and 10 minutes. Attcndancc-5H 0
TORONTO. S; NEWARK. 1.
TORONTO, June 3O.--kissInger held Newark
down TO four hits to day, and but for n base
balls would have scored shut out Toronto
punched on Moriarity In tho opening inning.
MiiIcr's neldIng BrOdles batting and loft catch
inc OF two foul files were the features.
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Baseball Polo Grounds, To-day. . r. VI.
81. Louis VS. New York. Admission soc. AGp
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PHILADELPHIA.


'Two out when winning run was scored.
pHliadcIphia. o 3 8 0-s
Two base Hickman ~. NJ Cross, Murphy.
First base on balls-OH Bernhard. I: OF Maddell, 2
Struck out--By Bernhard, 1: by Wadde 5. Sac
riice hlts--McCarhy, Waddel Stolen bases
Pickering. Murphy, Double play-Waddel NJ.
Cross and Davis. Left on baSes-CleVeland L.
PHILADELPHIA 5. Passed ball Schreckcngost
Umpire OLoughlln. Time hour and 80 min
utcs. Attendance. 725.
DETROIT. 8; WASHINGTON. 0.
DETROIT June 20 Tho terrific hitting OF Craw-
ford Long and Buelow and the fielding OF Lush
and Robinson were the features OF to days game
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Al wIlmlnrton.-cuban XGIants 7: Wilmington
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