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baseball Notes.

There is letter at this once for the manager of
the Pcarsall baseball Club.
Lauder, says McGraw. Is playing better ball this
year than ne ever played In MS life
West Farms-Your opponent Is right Futz.
was with the Philadelphia Nationals irst.
Baltimore VS.. Newark Is the attraction at Wieden-
mayors Park. Newark TO day.
The. sem, professional DomestIcs have July 4
open for u mrs. Gloss club giving guarantee. Ad-
dress +. r. Straus. GIL broadway, New YORK.
The Murray Hills VIII play the phl,sdslphla
avenue, to day.
The Williamsburg B. b. c. has June q and July II
open for teams Offering a reasonable guarantee
address James F. McMeel. So4 bedford avenue.
Brooklyn.
has pitched such great ball Tor Brown throughout
this season, has been elected captain OF the team Tor
next year
The Star a, c. of Newark, one the oldest semi.
professional teams In the country and which Is
composed OF number 81 star players ~ WI play
The strong Vehicle Equipments have July 8
aniss: Addrsss HaIry cIi.son; manager; chuych
The Nantes. colored. Of Greater New York
have a few Wednesdays and SATURDAYS open and s
GSsa Js ns sosas Hses
!hsve SEN Hines ne S.,io"sl Lsssu. in seea vale
IS ha nos op H1sss win S ss but now s'e
The action Of the hrooklyn management! on
Thursday In closing Us sa.ss on account OF the
the national game.
At Rldgewood this afternoon the Brooklyn ?. C.
will play the Rldgewoods. The curtain raiser
win have two contestants, the rerroT-LAureh and
Eingsland A. c. of South Brooklyn.
1T strikes me-" says Umpire Tom Brown shat
there Is no such thing as . foul line. but that II
ought TO be called the fair linz II ball hits On
the line II Is fair.
What few Instances there have been Of Indians
playing ball seem 10 indicate that the red man
lakes naturally to the national game. SockaeSis
was good player while he took care OF himself
and Bender Is holding his own In good style.
The Union Athletics. the Union Juniors and the
Reserves would like 70 hear from good uniformed
teams for friendly games on Saturday, VIII pay
half expenses or return game. Address Allan
MacNeill. Rldsencld Park. \. j..
The PARK Circle Field Club Of BYooklS has Issued
q standing challenge to all teams. large or ANAL Tor
weekday games. for small side bet. James Watson
Of III Lawrence street Is tho hacker Of the Part
Crolo boys.
Phcrc have been thirty four shut outs In the
National League this season follows: New
York. won, Q: lost. g. brooklyn won. s. lost. d Pos
ton, won e. lost. a: Philadelphia. won. q lost 4:
Pitsburg, won. TO- lost. Cincinnati won. D. lost o.
Chicago. won, ?: lost st. Louis, won. ?; lost. o.
One Of tao most mournfu! changes wrought In.
OF that truly great Ercnp only Tenney. Kit!ndEc
are thy Longs now. thy Coll.nses, thy Nichoses.
thy bursts OF brillancy that were won't 10 set the
bleachers In roar?
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SPORTS MAKE MERRY.
Largo Gathering at OPENING Of Hesp<r
Clubs New neutrality-suspicious. Present.

Bookmakers. their runners. cashiers and
sheet WRITER'S. sports, politicians and men
we'll known In the commercial and business
world had gala time at the opening OF the
new building OF the Hesper Club. an East
Side social and Tammany organisation. At
III Second avenue. from early Friday night
until tlls small hours OF yesterday. morning.
The new building. which Is commodious
and comfortable edifoe. was dedicated.
and elbow room was always at a premium.
The club wa4 organized a year ago und 10
named after Congressman Timothy D. Sui-
livan's racehorse Hesper. The big fellow
pp s0f the sa eu hs.
4 host OF vaudeville and dramatic talent
was on hand to entertain the crowd. COM
scm %nd a resdes tse Great Ab the ma
Hebrew comedian: Jimmy Doyle: tie Fast
@ ses sS%es%y, jaejss nn Sc c W%ss: :
Between turns all the guests were treated
to Ne s n the eam "s tsees
4, hsx. T% 1s1%ss
S Ssnea everybody luck and told them q hssy
a good time. senator Jim Frawley alses
gid Se1h % ssaa.s! f fssG Soaf
trainer Of Jim Corbett: charlie Kelly, the
s s1 sae err. ssSs Dave sussn
Jerry sullivan. Christie Sullivan. Dan Sulii-
van. Louis slocunn, Joe Humphreys. Al Wooda.
stein, Assemblyman Harry Oxford, Alder,
man Dietz. Senator. Tom Foley and George
Considine were In the gathering. doe Hum.
master Of ceremonies The only reseettebls
feature Of the night was the absence Of Con-
gressman Tim Sullivan Ne sent word from
The club will hold a set Of athletic games
Mt Donnely's Grove on July s. One Of the
hurdle race over ten rows OF beer kegs. The
distance will be about a mile and only those
weighing lis pounds or over will be permitted
to enter. The winner Wal receive kes Of
beer. .T
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sErERE SQUALLS STRIKE YACHTS
New Rochelle boats Have Lively. Tine
on the 1Ound-Two Protests.

New Rochelle yachtsmen had lively
time on the Sound yesterday. Their annual
regatta was sailed In a breeze that varied
from six to twelve knots and veered from
north-northeast at the start to few points
west Of south. They hadal kinds Of weather,
including two severe rain squalls but nothing
more serious than carrying away the bow
spirit of one of the knockabouts. the Adelaide,
was reported TO the Regatta Committee.
A protest was fled against the Fireny by
the owner OF the Lucille, who asked for
measurement Of the former craft. The
Snapper. ',hich won in this class. was also
protested for fouling the stakeboat at the
start. but as she crossed the line after the
foul was committed the protest was not
allowed.
The larger yachts were ssnt twice around
a triangle. having for outer marks a buoy
OF Scotch Caps and the spar buoy OF
Oak Neck Point, distance eighteen miles.
rsoss a Mh es s sailed Sey
Execution Reeffor outer. marks. The starting
and finishing line. were betWeen an snSnoreo
Bay. The direction OF the wind at the start,
northwest by west. made the course beat
. s[s ssaa T sfis: n ssSs
During this round the wind hauled to
spinnakers for the run across the Sound to
the finish of the first round The yachts
follows:
Gazabo. lIi0a; Jeebi. la2:2s Knave. 1850:
Acc, 1880: Caper. 40: Lambkin lis26: Falcon,
Flosshilde. 2i0:55; Oiseau, 2l0a2: Alerson. 2ii46
Mimoss, 2lal7: Hope 2:50:s2: Grasshopper, 22sa7;
Rogue. 274os: Mavis. 2:2l 30: Jolly Tar. 2:2o3
Adelaide. 2:2aOo; Dorothy. 2274s: Arbeeka. 3Ssli;
Wyn,je. 2:3O:51: Lucille. 2:3lOi Snapper. 2:3s55:
Fre1y, 23O:s7.
As the boats began the second round the
wind hauled more to the southwark. and
when the last Of the fleet crossed the finish
coming in from south-southwest nnd bring
Ing UP sharp rnin squat.
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Colun,b,as New Football Trainer.

Manager Greene OF the Columbia football
team announces that DR.. W. s. Cummings.
the athletic director at Swarthmore College
has been secured as physical trainer OF the
Columbia football squad. The team now
will have a regular visiting physician IN Or.
throughout the season. In former years
tte disastrous mid season slump n the work
moor physical condition of the men and
COLUMBIA has now decided to- follow the
example of the other large universities in
il to look after the physical welfare of the
PLAYERS The new men win be on hand at
South Field on Sept. ~. when the candidates
tireene's list Of aspirants for football honors
is steadily growing. and It's expected that
AT least seventy men will form the first squad
for preliminary pra ctice.
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IL. LOUIS a. IL, I: WASHINGTON. 8.

81. Louis, June ?o,-st. Louis defeated
Washington to-day in game repete with
~ycitement When Burkett went TO bat IN
tie iirst half OF the opening inning. Manager
oftns Of Washington, made the remark
Fan the blankety blank out Hc can't MT.
BurEett called mpire Connolly's attention
10 tie remark and asked that LOTUS be put
out OF the grounds. but the umpire paid no
attention to him.
The remark was repeated and Burkett
rushed toward the bench. AS LOTUS was
s,temptins to rise. Bnrkett struck in nm hac =
and drawing blood. Again Burkett landed
and the men clinchcd. but were parted ny
rre. rolice. Burkett was put out OF the game
and LOTUS on the grounds ,.-,,
In the eighth inning orth threw "a an c in1eld
nose breaking II and putting him out OF the
game When the ninth inning opened the
game stood to . in favor OF ST. Louis by
81 great batting rally Washington scored
runs. With tie game to > III favor OF IN"
visitors, ST.. Louis went to bat wo s'hsies
and double, with one out. scored TWO men
and won the game
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HUDSON RIVER GOLFERS MEET.
FUN, DESPITE DRIZZLE, IN THE
ARDSLEY HANDICAP.
Conkltn Beats Mafsellus for PPesident's Cup
~ Morris CoImty--kell0sg Wins staten
Island Cha mplonship From Ward-En-
glewood Team Beaten NJ MOntclafr.

All along the Hudson River. from Kingston
down to Yonkers. the golfers were on the
ono journey yesterday TO the links OF the
Ardsley Club to play In thirty-six hole medal
play handicap. open only to members Of the
Hudson River league. II was the first golf on
thellnks, except for the Ardsley folks. since the
women's championship OF 1893. The course
Is changed somewhat. but across Broadway
the links afford as much mountain climbing
as Of old. while throughout the putting
green's are absolute perfection. The old
second tee ID now the irst. and VIII Tucker
has put back all the tees. The new distances
are:
Ha' e is is II az s sss I ~ g sssss'
Why the Ardsley Club biossomed forth
In a hospitable way yesterday WAS because
1t desired TO do something special to enter
n h s Ss spa # fs sn ohT We're se
even bundled Id" Zen entries and thir,y-twp re-.
turned cards. one OF the deianlters being
louis ?. Myers. the individual champion Of
The Ardsisy Club presented the cups for
the first and second net scores and Harry
The best single round was tho following by
A. Dc Witt Cochrane:
2u, ''".......'...,sssss, 20 ! 80 70
Cochrane tied with y. Mo!louf for the
decided the lie should be played on at once.
Cochrane winning ON tho first hole, to s.
T. ooyEsnas Twa ~ ID rs iiss; H.
ssess h VS. IS isi Msiout bSchess County
iss;, lei: A.: ?. Soeh.ans A,asey. iss. o-ies
s:s%s. s: $saas psI Ass
a7 t- T. u. a E HI Ss 4wss sS SONY s.
Dewey: Duchess County, ios: aaies; T. \. Fast.
TWssifsEi u.s. ! saiSs: " e. Nes,ersn. alenVIeW
G 81 s P;.,Sy H Sasn ssssn @ ,i7 s
prcsbsy. Noun, P!s.san a. oo, %.il. y 4; Adm.
S is,7s: e. B. e" S Ardsley 20 y diss'
eoSay s ss Hopre Mosn
7ls. $3.50: II. Jafrey, Jr,. Aruslcy. les l2-isi;
Ms5se s s.ss %dsswdl, ~ s jsIsG
H. hSm ss s. T. H: s Sstts s'' s'''' c "
Rain kept all but the most enthusiastic
in the game away from the Morris County
Coli Club yesterday, yet there was gallery
OF atormcoated women and men some 700
strong to follow the final for the, Presidents
cup between Conklin and Marsellus. It was
at thirty-5siX holes and Conklin. after being
8 up for the morning, won out by o up and 5.
He also won the first cup In this tournament
last year. Brokaw won the Foote cup. In
which the beaten eight Of the first set fought
cup As with Conklin. both were up In the
morning play, an odd incident The Williams
cup and also the medal for the lowest gross
score. the two handicap prizes. were both
won by Broknw, The handicap was only
Marsellu. reduced Conklin's lead to ? IN
IN setting out for the afternoon. but the latter
then assumed command again and won out
an "a fhtrtoapfh
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THE SUN. SUNDAY, JUNE Fl. 1902.

hillside Tennis and Golf Club this aftsrnesn
irs. honor. went e Slsf ssus:!sa H!s ne
~as IN addition "a as p'y ten on ana
n,Isical n which q number OF society women
took part. The scores.
IN s s:rf s:l.os i &C. a Ssyt b. &. w.
lS,e5s7 Arthur Murphy ioo io-ao' C. D Morgan
plonsh startsd p At n The Rossvills COLI Siub
4s sssa a{ . ssass. q, club sDSa;
Pays sn HAVING TIE greatest number q points
event the person finishing dret receives 5
POINTS. second. points. and third, point
The summary.
us Club h.m,p'onship-Prelminsry, Iound.G 6
MSrhead bes, L. FEE Reed. upo 10 h6es T. E.
"f ft. efss IL r. eosr osRa - S.., swo.y
81 Ill., II; io. z i as,s:: :s
III. 800
ns. VIII 81 The he E s q sc Cub se ven eu
OF commission, the second round being played
In the club champtonsh!p. Owing to the The
sb ss dedesG e change s
S,S,s yards; 4 nav record Il /! s ss Tab
amateur H and professional records, TIE latter
having been held at u by John 8. Pearson
Of the Richmond County Country Club.
Summary:
R; r. Fiske beat r. Palmer, q up. s to play;
Hollis boa; ciAbbo. stS Up. 5 to Play. W ''
Col; Rranchs trophy, which for the fourth
ms % 1bs gay TO sand is Was
Hills yesterday, when Luther l.. kellogg ,Jr..
II. rs shn Ward BY n sd r easd
last year. The anal round for, the consoia-
ton cup also at thirsy,sT holes o Ess won
and on a rating OF TO- scrymser also won the
sish iss metz fRe sum n pay
H Ss. 9 JONI H. %. foI H. kSsG's s sS
S s.o Scosss h.sss; R
sae Ts sG sos.s.Hs.oa
H. A. - Hamilton + Fox s'f Fills. H. isNiss
There were twenty-oae starters in the
general handicap at the Crescent A. e. yes
terday. the best scores following:
H. e k 8 a, g. James s hs.t csss 8
Pickett. 50. 40: James Watts. o. ISIS: G. 3:
f. 4. Tucker 50. $50: W. b. Rhcit, 81. n-so Il. q.
Mckeever. 60 9-s.
sweepstakes yesterday at the Dyker Meadow
Golf Club, eight OF the fifteen starters making
returns. The results
even NJ rt'! BOZ psaelsdsy ? iowa down: cssHs.
Adams ss. lis down: Adoph z: smylie: log. 2
As ,o p 9 9Uan g. e. ~ b. assn B.
1915 down.
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POWER BOATS RACE on HUDSON.
Gazelie Makes the Fastest Time, but Loses
on Tine Allowance.

The first open race Of the Power Boat Asso-
citation was sailed yesterday afternoon on
the Hudson River under the auspices Of the
Columbia Yacht Club. Fifteen yachts com
Contests we're interesting from start to finish
The course for oil classes was eight miles.
W. G. McCrea's 0aZepe in Glass X made
the distance In AZ minutes and s. seconds.
The Gazelle. however, was defea tod on time
allowance. although the committee withheld
the prize until they could figure out the cor
rected time OF the frst-named boat
CLAas r. 40 To 50 YERT-srARr, 2:Ss
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Plttsburgs Make II Fsprtcen straight h,
-. g..s Beating the Bost0ns., 81,

The Pittsburgs ID 9 both lucky and powerful
The prolonged stay OF the dripping clouds
did not prevent t,ien from thrashing the
Bostons yesterday making their fourteenth
consecutive thrash--but 1t did keep all the
other teams from playing. Consequently
the Champions improved their lead over the
stormbound New Yorks.
Plttsburg, 4; Boston.
AZ New York-Rain.
Al Brookiyn--Rain.
At Philadelphia Rain
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COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB,
kBEEPsREAD BAY
RACING TOMORROW
YEARLTNGS BRING S27l,JsJ..
Newton BennfnSt on Buyp e83, 500 1Nsrth,
One for Sl8, O00. n HaSgin Sale. -

The sale of yearlines from J. B. HaSgine
Rancho del Paso and Elmendorf studs ~'hiph
has been going on since Monday at SheepA-
head Bay was concluded yesterday before
the races. twenty-six head realizing $1,000
Mr.. Haggin decided to withdraw all the Miles
named In the catalogue yesterday. ne there
seemed to be no great demand for, them.
so that colts only we're knocked down TO ne
highest bidders The top price Of the whole
sale was paid Yesterday BY Newton Bennint.
ton when he secured dark brown colt ~ lWp.
Bennin ston ON; expended in ali sss :eSS durtng
the days sale, paying q. oOo each fo5 Chez.
hut but colt By p soe e
sale opened on Monday ais ye.rlfnss wsas
s s,aSssa o. s5FASH s result 81 81 =
B. 2. By George Kessier-RIcabcr N. =. .s.rs
en-: 9. by Imp. Ba,hampion-s.d'e; n. Bea. =,
B, s. * imp Ba.aamp.on-s andola; julius !,
B, 6. b Imp s6appcil- Singing Bird; @, D. :,
g. sy imp, Arke-Sw,ft; d. 3. Morris..... -
Shields ......................,.. As1
Gu c. BY Imp Juvenai-Unadara: S. Deimel. 1871,
BE- by imp. Observation-Disclosures: g. D. "a,
Oh. {. BY Saiva.or-Meadowv.,e: j. W. Hem -, 2
B. p e. g. s.v..ol=4. dsa Il bennington: ss,
WusoG ueo.. he'se.. - ~
Gu. c. by imp: 'juvenai-uissyi;; p dunno. 1
Gu. c. By Bendonn-lmp. Music. A. Sheaos. t.70o
isney: T. Bsnn nS; .p' So 49, 1880
3. c. by imp BAthein pton -Phida p. Duune. 1000
B. C.. by Ben Holaday-iuap. Red Spinner; a..
en- a. s w. By ns% Ben AAoii.d.y-fi,ny.ao.: O.
oh {. BY D.ndoran- insignificant: q. b. -.
Oh. G. by imp. Juvenai-Koumis,: n. Ben. 80,
=. .
B. e. By imp. Savine imp. Lady Avery: q.
en- c. BY George Kessier-IA Palma; ii, 4.
smith ".ose ' - 7so
B. G. by ST. Angeio--Leia Dell; N. Ben :.
b c. BY imp order-LiIlie b. H.; +. Clark, -.
en-, {. Sy ben Hoiiaday-Mayy' H.; u. Ben.
B. G.: BY Imp. Raiailo -woodiord Lass -,
To.ai Tor ss head. Ssi 600: svri.se. iis ssia
total for Haggln sale. .27l .s7s average
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for Donahue in the ninth inning
One nill when winning nun WIS ScOred.

.Battcd for Donahue in the ninth Inning,
One out when winning run was scored
81, Louis ,,..........,..,o 90 -
Warrington ...,......... o 30
Two hnse bi,s-Selbach Ryan (2,, Heidrck.
,ark t?l Delehanty. McCormid. Three base
tI. Heniphi,l. Sacrifice it-kahoc. llonple play
Coushlln tunaSsistcdJ Stolen basc,-Heidrck.
Yrs, base on bas-On Orth. !. struck outIDy
d lnahue. 2. Cmpire--Connoly. 1ime-l hour
and IS minutes. Ate ndance-?5OO.
PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 4: CHICAGO "a. L>, l.
CHICAGO June 2O.-The Athletics outplaycd the
lhiCagos after the NTH inning to day Fumbles
and nuns let In two of the Athletics runs, and
two more were bstted in. ChlcaRo's only score
was in the eighth on . muf by Davis. wild pitch
and single by lsben
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The days summary:
tom sss e &aiscs nt 81 Up snd
cup nos,ms9rSe sr ok W. Dec.
fhomss cup . holes :rIgs ssns TI!aen, ST.;
ts;:: Z S!s.s% s s S ss;s
= p.f.r 7as ns., s nGs f@eon's . sa
Morris g Gon q M nsPRnc UanS 49,
MctcalfZ Essex County 81 81; Morgan Smith.
s aST; G ,os HONEY '; ISs asT.
o, 7Msi; c. c. nellne, Horrls,own. Ioi 10 b.
In the Ton
being up and ". D. Vanderpool. who fin
ished all square. was second.
There we're twelve cards returned in the Sc
sna @ m"k hs
at each hole. half the usual handicaps being
sn"SsS;
| In the New York Golf Club foursome COM
and psy s' and p pa cu nsis
5 to play; Adams and Thomas beat Willing
and Ripley, MP and to play
Although olyphsn repeated ass n!s win in
Allan KenHsdsy. the Enslewood team was
%ontola r. Golf Club Yesterday: The scores:
Monc.i,A y Ts.nnSsy t H T. he %;;cos
Prs %!IssS Paw E s5.s' : r Tsli Moor.
jT''iS% H.?s ss's: ~ e., Evans. :"
"" II. y. Thsysr beat II. 4: tiraian up and L. to
p.$ p s.s Paul ws sS and TO
sos" S' svn d pp'GT'h , ~ 5 ns% Ha 6
Russell. S up and 1 to play
Ia s s ss a s;sS s s" eT' s2!
Club chspplonshlp- second roand.1, ": Fail
sSts s%s ss
oe phI HI a'V S"p.seeond round Aek.r bea.
n9s e say P Rsns, s be-,
Kss, ap az: and pay Dr. BALDWIN beat '" !"
R,poEvoop. June 20 = The home team won
a one-sided match on the Ridgewood Golf
c"S INK Ths . ssosss ''0" Tue "'o'0" ''
R,deewood--L. G.. johnson, o. J: II. Morey. Q:
BOY Ts!sss;s.s To,. Smith D. b. Brady u;
nas.S 3 s. R. sinS s.tsr ss!'s" wd.i E. E.
Total. o.
UAckENsAcR, June 20 The Hackensack
a All Club Defeated the Glen Ridge Golf Club
At the local links this afternoon. The scores:
Hacxensack -Monat. 8; HodE,on. 0; Whl,beck.
A. Temple 9: Williams. ,: Shotweil. Q. Total. u,
(;ien Rdee-Smi,h, o: Mitchell. o. Schefcy. s.
Kelly o. Overman, o. Lord. D. Total b,
The second OF the series OF interteam
matches was played to-day at the Highland
Golf Club, Team playing Team and Team
playing Team 3.
Team w. S. Hoyt l: Cogsweli. o: W. r. Hoyt.
0; BALDWIN. -: skidmore; 2; dreEov o. h'se'e' !;
Team a-Ml', chicke Isnnm Q; pupn9 .s i:
Team ;-Watis. o. Wyekon, g Stewart, o. n.
3: GIrlins. Q. Total, J.
scbiiIins O: p X Heynen. o; Noble, 0: G. X. Mel
nen, j; Humphrey, I: Wick. l. Total O.
PrA.NylELp, June ?o.--In the weekly com
! petition for the Cof committee cup At the
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On the Tour miles beat to Wlndward the
Reliance beat the Constitution ~ seconds
and the Columbia 5 min tes seconds.
They tackled at the second mark and had
a beam reach on the starboard to the finish
OF the first round. The wind soon hauled
to the southeast by cast and made it close
reach and II freshened az they drew near
10 Lloyd's Neck. The Reliance held easily
to her bearings and she drew away from
the Constitution, The times at the home
mark were:
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OF TESTIMONIALS

beur witness to the efficacy OF Shake No
pared by pr u. +. Decker. the great mVHts
specialst. it attacks the disease. nulhfyirg
tie poison and destroying the germs ~
the hopeless patients we're induced TO ry
Shake No More, end in short time Tsse
fully cured. Get n bottle a. your druggntA
II has cured thousands,
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Two base hits = LajoIe. McCarthy, Gibson
o'Bren. Home run-Hickman. First base on
;: Oh Gibson. 5 Struck out--By Moore. 5: by
Gibson, 5. Sacrince hits-Bradley. Collins. stolen
bradley. Lajoie and Hickman (2l I.ajolc and Hlck-
man: Mccarthy, Lajoie and Hickman. Lett on
bases- Cleveland. 4; Boston. Q. Wild pitch =.
Moore umpirc-O Ioughlin. Time hours and
& minutes. Attendance-sl41.
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Arrangements for Bay shore Horse snow

The preliminaries for the third snAusl
Ray Shore Horse Show. to be held on Aug.
a. ! and 9 are progressing favorably. The
association desires to excel all previous
records this year. AID with that end In view
the executive committee Is holding frequent
meetings Many improvements are bai4r
wood Park, Bay Shore. notably. additional
stable room for forty or more horses and
larger and better Recommendations Tor 81
The prize list will consist NJ about thjrty.
seven classes. nve more than were ,ohets6
viii be FOR brood mares, 10 be shown With
their foals: another new event will be for
unicorn teams. 49, s..,,,
For local horse owners there will be sReW
ten classes Liberal money prizes and Silver
cups WILL be awarded, and In some ctsss
third and fourth money will be givcn.
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On this leg the Reliance beat the COnstitu-
ton 1 minute 50 seconds and the Columbia
minutes ~ seconds.
Wa 6est to tne next MARI na ana shs
had turned the mark took the port tack and
stood out into the Sound. The Reliance
held in shore as long as possible. The Re
lance opened out a little on the Constitution,
and the Columbia was soon left far astern.
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JYnlFY CITY.
RocHHsTEI

Two base hlts-Lepne. t0: Cassidy. Sacrince
hit Bean. Double piay-pean and Cassidy. First
bass on errors --Rechcsier. First base on balls
on Fertsch. 3: OF Mccain. 3, Hit by pitched ball
~ FeYtsch I. nv Mccain. I, Struck out BY
Fertsch, q by Mccain. 2. Left on bases - Roch-
ester. :: Jersey City, Q. Umplrc-Lltham Time
I hour and Is minutes. Attendance .N3
NEWARK, 4: BALTIMORE. I.
BALTIMORE. June 2O-Newark downcd Baltimore
here 10 day By the score OF TO l. mainly on ac-
count OF the good pitching OF Hesterfer. Althoug h
the latter struck out but two Orioles. he allowed
only thFee hits 10 be made on him.
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FirSl base on errors.Boston. .: Pit!sburE. l.
s On ~ prs base
Ry Piau. I; by philippe. I. Home run-wagncr
Two base hits-Coolcy. BEAUMONT; Clarke Stolen
and Tcnney. Umpire o Day Tim e--i hou and
IS minutes. Attendance $500
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Connecticut League.

- Springnsld-Meidcn. q: Springfield, t..
a 81 nv Nor nfSs" q .
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Wcst side Republican Club Pool Tour.
namcnt.

A continuous pool tourname is on at the
clubhouse of the West Side Republican Club
for the Benedict trophy. In addition to the
rup which Is the Rift Of A. G.. Benedict. there
will be prizes for the men finishing second
and third The ten lea ders in the contest up
to Saturday night, were az follows: