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lis. Fl.

Our Handkerchief business is forg-
ing right along-gaining the place it
merits. We now have the space, for
years needed, to properly display the
products of Our own Handkerchief
factory at Belfast - where all the
newest French conceits are repro
duced in fine, sheer Irish linen and
Forwarded to us here, where they
are offered at much less than similar
styles are sold elsewhere. Among
the latest arrivals are
Women's All = linen HemstTfched
Handkerchiefs, quarter-inch hem-in
the following effects:
Groups Of bow knots embroidered
on all four CONCENTRATIONS sur
rounded by floral spray-meant to
be initialled-hand-drawn blocks and
one row of revering-three dainty
styles at 24c.-
Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs,
half inch hens, six for CSC.
Women's All-linen Handkerchiefs,
half-inch hens, hand-embnoidered
openwork, initial letter, six for St.39.
Mems sheer pure linen Handker-
chiefs, extra large size, half-inch
hem, corded border, 2ec.
Mems fine All-linen Handkerchiefs,
hand-drawn hemstitched, sold else
where at Si.2s; our price, SOC.
All silk Mufflers colored dots on
black grounds and many other eff
fects, St.e8.
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an oiled floor. We shall keep the ice
clean now. going over 1t every night
with great sweepers, clearing away the
ice which the skaters chip OFF. and In
case of a snow storm we will bring out
a force OF sweepers large enough to
keep the snow off. ,,
"i see no reason now why this should
not be the best ~patronized sport or the
winter. We never had any better skat-
ing I'M the park and / doubt II there
was ever any better skating
The evening world., 1903-12-17
STOLE FURs WORTH $1,000.
Three Employees of Firm Are
Charged with Theft.

Joseph A. .Kausman and his brother,
julius, both employed in the fur o
of Revillon Brothers. in West Twenty
eighth street. and Louis Katz. of No.
so East One Hundred n Second
street, were arraigned In the Jefferson
Market Police Court to-day charged
with stealing about 5000 worth of
furs. A.
sell about 1000 worth of furs TO a
dealer for 500. The low price caused
s,,spicion and the police were called in.
Kat said he obtained the furs o
the Kausman Brothers and they were
arrested in their home at No. rs East
One Hundred and First street. In their
rooms were found about S2,6OC worth OF
fur skins. all OF which was claineo oy
their employers.
The evening world., 1903-12-17
SULLIVAN TO DINE
HIS BOWERY AIDES
Big "Florry" Has Invited "Big
Tim" and All the Rest to
Break Bkead with Him at
ShanIey's.

"Florry'' S%ullivan's aggregation Of
statesmen from de Ate" are going to
a dinner tonight in Shanley's. All
the Sullivans. from big Tim" down.
will b. there, as well as a half-dozen
Congr essmen and State Senators.
It is getting to be popular on the
The evening world., 1903-12-17

PARIS. Dec. 17.-Victorien Sardou to-
day denied that the sensational inqulsi-
lion scenes in his new play, La Sor-
produced BY. Sarah Bernnardt
~, xiv, q on recent political and religious
He Gays he conceived the plan
of the play years before the present
r~eligtous issues.
The evening world., 1903-12-17
Couches .-.tA F,

One hundred and fifty sample
Couches-the newest designs of a
notable manufacturer. They are GOV.
cred with the most adaptable and
serviceable materials, including tap
estry, real and imitation leather,
verona velour and corduroy. The
way we bought them enables US to
sell at much less than the usual Macy
prices.
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ASSlP0Tla Nh. Map The Naval
..,. i, -. -, -. .,~,,, , 49,,
'N'"c'"S n'""Sora,r" I've '""'"N ''"'"" '"'"
afternoon ny winning the eight-oarod race
IRON, the rraw or the University OF Pannayl-
vau,u The d,s.anre yas t,yo miles and
''. s ,, ~
the Nne u minutes an" 10 10 se'o""s' me
completeness Of the victory was married
,.,.s "a, .,,,r,, ,,,a,, ~, Al, ,n,, 4, ,,,,,r,.d
Wv 80" W 49,, ''' " ~ "
nav nii" rom tne nhishs ine rae" ma! he"n
an even contest from the Start. but AT the time
rhe ,bel yent undsr p.uusyiy,,nia was ,
NO ,,, -, ,,,,,,.r,.,. ,-.,,,y
nav l'"3u" ','"'' nv" re'r're ""''heo
me race 70 me Navy, ~ NE was compelled I'd
DO Under the raR,,lations hut the Navy IN a
y.rv .uortsnanlika spirit, rsft,sad ro accent
49, w 'p'
H.
The rars viii ne rovsd over on Nav IT, and
th,, NAVY, sanond iutU will row C,,s " araitt,
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wesleyan Intepevass 60 m>s.

MippLerowS Conn. May THE W eseva A
intsrc'ass eaities were rather dieappointfnY
No new records were Made and the beat n, an
wera noe pushed enor sh IN make cres,irah,s
and Asard in che feid and Nyon in che half
nile'lnd The broad iu p. Sophomorss Yieid
and Martin showed Up well IN the hurdles
and dashes
ion Yard Ilssh Won ~ asga, ~, Gu-rnsry NJ
second, Garrison. as thIrd, Time II seconds
Two Nile Bicycle Race Won bp ,ns,,rdsim u.s.
atwster. IA, second; Schmidt. os thrd Tine
6mnutcs "a seconds,
second s-nsnn 'N, third. Time. minutes "a
ser0ud'
a4n Ysrd Dash. Won Ivy Martin o. saga. ns
s-cond Gurrns-T, ~; third. Time ~ AZ s-rnnds
serond: PTfer hs, third Time IA seconds
22o Yard IlWt-Won bS Ifsag. NJ Guernsey ~.
seeena G,rh I M ,h',d slime fme = =, seconds
second Corner. a. third. Time, , minutes ii
,sO. Yard Eurdie Won by Nleid, u.s.. Martin. rs,
Two Mlc R'in.Non ny Corner 49, Rice rs
serond Palmer rs, third. Time. II minutes IL
RlrN lump. wonby NIcfd, ns: Bugt--, Us, third.
fee, , inches
Putting the Shnt-- Won nv Asard, 'Gs Iuc-anam
Ds. secnnd Parker os, third. Distance. II fest
BROAD Jump Won by Fletcher, ~: NIXON. "a,
second; Vanu,rdsu,. ~. third Distarrr IN f.rs
inches
rhrow,ng The Hammer Won by Arsrd ~;
tsncr IN hrrt.
pole v.uIt Won by Fletcher ~ Roqsrs. NJ,
second; Eyster, az. and Long. o. icd for third
Height feet 4 inc hes
throwing tNc Discus Won hv Aa,rd. M;
Fletcher o., sccond; Dcsrtorn, A. third distance.
point Score juniors. soi1, snphnmnres. sss,:
Seniors. ~ Freshmen, ia
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QUESTIONS TOR .4THLE7EA
VIEW AthlesSe C~~sRsttse - lsssssagnes
R>eSvss q gen - Every Css1n0a TsoR.


Ifter outlining The scholarship and
eligibility requirements for participation in
athletics at Conn,bia, tho new athletic cun-
wittee appointed by President BuEiar has
drawn up Formidable registration blank
TO determine .hs comptsre stseus Of every
athlete in rhe university Ths blank, aftar
outlining that each student must pass a
physissI examination before he Gan snUaae
il athistics contains ten $earchtng questions
which ara intended 70 test che strfgt amateur
status of Columbia athletes The quHstion M
are Comprehensive and the answers have
10 he certified ny the manntyers Of ths various
teams Misleading or false answary will
provoke permanent athletic disqualification
81 the person making them. Among the
questions ars the following:
Haye ron ever taken part II Columbia or else
vhern In an Intercollegiate conteyt7 II 30 stata
tho cocsr amt thr cnilcas year, and tho nature OF
the contest.
Have you ever BEEN or arr you nav = member
OF a team crew Of NON collegiate athletic ciun
nave YOU ever recciveti hsen prnmised, for
participation In an athletic competition Stake,
ar money prize, or stare Of cntrancs scrs or sd
mission money
HAVE YOU ever taught or Engaged IN afhl6firS
as a means ofiivelhDnty
Have you ever received or bern prumised. frum
any source, bnRrt. or lodging. or pecuuiary San
ernninnent or position md henef1t dirrrt ar
'ndlrcct, IN order tn inducr or enable YOU 70 tAks
part in athletics or money IN excess and dinerunrS
hetwern your ordinary expesScS and fnase neces-
gary in representing YOUR afnistiu oraznizat'uu
incurred by you@
IL previously member ot cntIa1u ssam or
money tnr your shAre Of 1c training eahis szpsns'
Hdve you ever playcd on hnrai or summer nine
or team II 80 state the cirrumsranrss.
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CHARLEyTONs historic PILLARS
PYseesG Against Their Removal tn tho
view Deimanf Park or W. Avail.

CHAaLHSTos, 3 C., MAY :. Colonial Games,
Daughters OF the Canfaderary Con fhCfer,uc
veCarans. and members of histOrir socieries
in Charleston have entered a violent protest
againao the removal of riie old pillars from
thu Suuuh Carolina jockey Clubs property
known formerly an Washington Park. When
it war published chat the pillars had Dr.n
presented 20 Mr. August Belmont Ia be llseu
&C tho entrance t0 Belmont Park pprsons
who had never known Of che existence Of the
brick structures endeavored To prevent Tia
transfer Phn posts we're OF no pnsaibie
value here They wer- rapidly gong To H.
cay, and in a short while would have been corn
down, The fact tliaf Mr. Belmont tasir-d
rham however was sufficient for the Danes
and they promptly entarad complaint.
For q time the gift threHrened ca bprOme
Last niuhe the City Council had 10 deui WITH
the trouble buC after long discussion 4
wore was ordered and the COunc Gil Approved
tho action OF the Parx Commissioners N
shipping the property 10 New York
The people OF Charleston did not rea.ize
the historic value of the pillars until lir
Belmont offered I'd buy them Thew will
be- ornament.d with brass and bronze lTd
will receive the place OF honor 1T the new
track The Park Commissioners took the
position that inasrnuch az the cid ihh!nF-
Ton course the greatest racsrracA Ii
irs day. il was aIraGsthsr appropriate thai
some relic COMMUNICATING the history 81
the urf in South Carolina ahouiu Dp per
petuatsd by the Jocksy Club, which N bili;-
ing the hrest track OF the present dav
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Iamcn ~ ,Ae ste.m y..s, r,,..

The steam yacht lnis which has been built
by the (,as Fin zine and Power Con, pany for
Henry s. r. Davis OF the New York Yacht
Club WA ian nched yesterday from, the tn ii1ers
yards at Morris Heights. Miss Marie r
seabnry christened the yacht. This yacht
il hu al deck. schooner -risged vessel and ia
loa feet over all ~ feet on the water line
Is feet beam and S fert dram sht The deck-
hor e.. which ia forward skylshts and deck
srinnl - are finished in mahogany and the
interior joiner work ia mshossny and bird's
eye maple. The dining saxon ia in the deok
house and connects with the galley, which
IL below. by means nf dhrnh waiter. The
crews cvuarttrs are forward, The owners
and quests quarters consist Of four state
rooms and sainon in the afterpart Of the
yacht. The guaranteed speed Of this vessrI
n rs miles an hour and che will have trial
trip this week,
The steam yacht I,evanter. Duih Tor Aifred
Marshsli ~ the Iarctrnont Yacht Club. has
had several preliminary trials ana has shown
A speed Of ~ II miles an houf. The ofY1ctal
trials win take place this week. This yacht
will he delivered TO her owner on May ~
and viii he out at the first race sailed fstwren
the Reliance Consultation and Coh m bia.
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Adelphi Academy and the Com rerrtil
HIN school met yesterday in their anna!
dual track games and Adei phi won With 4
score Of 10 points to .. The nee6 Wis he'd
at Adelphi Field Classon avenue Inf Plrs
place One Of the slIr prises Of ne meek
vaa the defeat Of +. j. Onken. the A trIppi
crack weight man. in the hanlnlrr Jhrr Wiz z
contest by DemaresJ OF Commerria, prssn
won Ia putting the shot. however. VIA th-
Ad>iphi won two events. The senior fIronx
sprint and the quarter. both IN very S,l.t il1le
for the course
M Yard DISH, senior--won BY rhr.noerf
Commercial Hleh: Dunnins' AdeIphI 'eeaHf'
ioo.Ysrd DsaA Junsor-won By Cunning Atel-
pal: Palmer: Commercial! High second INNS
20 YARD Run-woa By Beairy. Ateos.
Rashe. Commercial High, serrnc Time % ~
a Yard DASH, Junior-wou b. De Seitiai
AdeIphi: Enrenb.rs. Commercial Hsn 're"a8
270.YsYd Dssn, Senior-Wen b. seat.ey A.rte'N
Pystins the IL Pound shot Won BY s ln.ea
AAeiphi With Q put Of n feet rctrs rlar"
Commercial High srcoud. with ~ s-rt o.. -raa
oo 1870 ere = sas ats 81 }.
". OnEer. Adeipni second With n teet -ca-t
100 Yard Hurdie Raer-Won By o .rn1:r.s'
Adelphi: Calm, tdelphi ,ecnsd- linz - = N
and Catlin Adeipsi tied al feet Il .nrces az
split The points: Durkee. Commercial HE. '1i''"
v,.S 70 fees 5 ireses' sseas. tornrr-a. As7
second, With Is feet Ma ncnss ,..,,.
40 Yard Hurdle bJ .. n-rrarrt'. A;rp"
Heseahs Adspai ssseos I'm % go go .--r
Nigh: Want. Commercial H!sa, secnhi ''-'
minutes . secpuds.
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STANDING or 1Bs CLUBS.


WASHINGTON, 4 SRw YoRR GAHu, 4.
Being ogtbntt.d By the washnet"us and
headed pitcher. the New York Americans
We're neat'n yrsterdny by one run The
dsveio,Scd 90 Frfday van Shed as suddenly
az II came, aud the eh'h" Was briskly' and
. n2othly s,nyd A,r the meriSsn sa ~,
titke their, places proniptiv one" informing
Manager Griffith ~ no Uncertain tones that
hewogid not toisr'de ans r'unsHness in TINT
Tile wusi,ir g,ons 20, their -,,ns "aser- tl,au
tho New Nn-iis, for one resson hecause thsv
oadswori pn ground hits ~ Kenler and 5aviq
sser a,d n ts sde ,nsir eEro q soe
tony inter,por.ed thrce Mt with the out
field fulnbies, they tngde three runs hon and
tiers. The Sew lor'ts worried ard to over
come ibis lend. hnt rou'd'nos quite matte tn"
Rssler sla,r,red' t,,ract IN sver to left ~
the nrst ithIng and -t9rsd, Vile, wl,eii M I;I
% soTf n" Ssraort ied ne .ce frHp II tSs
i khsee "'qT Nav i" M+', - 's r =. ave TO
them a PRONOUNCED lead but the Nav for's
Tmn Z rln " heir half ~ the inn,ns On
and cnughlirs Hhori throv 10 first With
two cut IN me -"y~nth inning Davis .scored
dnuBlc iust ont ~ Rrnn's reach
Fuits hatted frr O'connor IN the ninth
inning and Tannehill bn'tsd for Wor Roth
but Davis reachsd first bnse ON stinpsr
Which was % torrid Cor no pitcher tdl,nndle
first Of K"eler4 rr~und"r Davis rearhed
third and K"ear second and Z, ht would
sax head S2" n" s1s rca Nr w. ss ss 9s H.
TO rirht Mcfarland. ny tho way, played
superb ran>e IL rentr" held one Of his
r rssfnss Tes 81 ne np' = s"sS
Robinson aud Convoy nlso was fne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
CcIum,,,s,s nash etbam pro1ts.

The annual financial report Of the basket
ball team NJ Columbia University vas made
public yesterday by MANAGER william p
Allen The popularity OF tho rama At the
university il sttestet by. the fact that
almost q 40 IA. received In seventeen
70 over S77b. Of which Sibo haA been con
tfibu,cd toward meeting the expenses Of
The total receipts Tor Ire sesaon amour ted
TO o.. ss7 N. 81 which N.n0i 10 came from
the eight college ramos on the schedule
The total efperaes were ei.ilSoa, leaving
q bslsncs Of l777 81 IN tbs basketball treas
ury The largest rata was at the YAlo 6ame
IN this city. when e7s7 20 was taken In.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
Stevens Institute Beaten q, Lacrosse

Tho Steven. Institute lacrosse team .
Hoboken met its first defeat Of me ssa'"
yesterday afternoon at the hand- OF tAe c. ca,
L>hish University team. on the s. 'rAoe.'
Cricket grounds in Hoboken. The ga
was one OF the closest that has bean pay
in this vicinity this az ison
Both teams appeared 70 b. very
matched In the first half IN. stevens u - !,
putting IN A very nne defence AZ the et' y,
the half the score was a tie, each team >co'-A'
one goal to-,
in the second period scoring Two con>scl
goals II was nip and tuck after tina o.
teams playing wen The l.ehish team ~ -
won BY one gOsl which va, scored jas, ~
the call OF time, the Hnal score being 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-03
~EayTEsT CAR sRoCLO VIM



Charles Jarrett, the noted English chanf-
feur who ia To drtv. Napier on the British
team in tbs. International cup race, N a per-
.onai letter to C.. A. Beuisnafn Of Syracuse.
Gays;
have been ha wing look at the eourse for the
r,lp race and yoH will be interested N leaSn
that in my opinion the fastest car should VITA
the race, ~ there are long straight stretches
on which a very great speed can be attained.
In fact, think th. whole race viii b. . very
hard one and will be a very Great physical
effort on the part of the drivers. believe
the course win be in excellent condition By
the date and think We shan Aee on~ of Che
finest stru gler We hs We ever had In the history
of autornohiioR =
II note Just your information 10 regard to
Winton and FoUrnfer. which match takes
place ~ fonkers on June IS and the second
one on Aug, 5. { do not see how Fourier
N wintoa can take part IN the race on June
.. ~ they gre driving 10 the race which takes
place on July q. September would suit me
admirably IN come over to the Htstes And
venh, a, you .s{t nv. re .mple time 70 ct
Of the whole thing J do not think il would
take M very lonz for this, In regard 10
sarney Oldheld. I should h. vsry pleased
indeed 10 Lace AGAINST him, hut much prefer
meeting WintOn."
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At osassfrnp
H HsSgsrs 49,. sSssg S-s,s !
,.,s. e. S s.9sn kern'" and Stephenson
~ LrftsuroS
Emory 4 Hry cc,.i 1900 eeet
vFsea 4ions. I'D Ls.sa e.,.s. ' ,san.o
AZ MSoAsrss
Ff.pk'h 4 MTn,.o 80 49, s S
isssteA4.-tiSrn. sthcen .nd 'rSSwn,end. . Price
~ nsp,s ovat
e Psw,,t eY g.s srssse"Ysssi; !
Ra,t%fles = ssrdnsn and Levi wali-tstepi
B1sthons and Greene.
~ n,RorS err
81 ssy s'Y S,.s ss ses.oii,, $685.: /.
fsueties tysensr ana Thsssle, A,sGnsu
OtonneH and H~nhe$$y.
a. rIrpa.N
s sy.s,., s,tsS.".os
= ass'sfie, t.,.s'e- ssd MsLsne J.ese' and
PsTtsef
s Il. r.. ln,,ns,. s9,; ~: (.
Rss'@r'es Guilty and stone; HoebI%y sra Quinn
AZ ntrssssorb, - $50,
s ss.s.'t ess.st ss sss.se--Y /,
Batteries 0deI and Ayers Abbott ana ti'seh
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8sseYmJi S0t ~.

fht Ht'rnr 'lfsnS viii meet me waae A.
nine At fNuhs''ft Park to day
Tbt al star New YORK Americans vii Ray an
eshid'leh ssnt sEhimst the IVES; New York ieanr
~ the Wtshavken frrrndS 10 day
IN The sttptd engagement this qessrn between
Nt snbrr CUNTS ara R'drcw nods at Ridst
VIVID ~ uty, TIE bricries viii ~. Giants
hcCiesrd ara Williams Rsacswsod, THrien
gsnu Page ~. pt.lir'nrry srrht WIN hsve the
br'shibbs and n-d'rrdS ss tdnieraetS
. 81 'heir grounds rnl r,r bN e,,,rote.ed t,,,g
sb1rt tire fn'hdt % Iriy. NE Veronica Collegiate
.nsutuit team WI plsv all their games away frmn
Nun. MhiH thai tlfr,. they have b,oked sssnes
With thr. leading sthnn snd semi tsofessSonsi
teams AMI hat. SUI fev orsh fstes ~ Tednts
GAY ,snd Saturday games whleh they wish ~
w With hIy, elsss tsips having their avn grounds
Aaafes, brady. IN Maple svtnue, RosebsNt
=. Az gAsssrh lyssus. rkannponshlp ssrne bet~eer
N~wat<sSSnd Worcester " che essd ~ VteAxN
masef's Park Newark 10 dss
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Mc(r~sken TO Leave Columbia.

Josiah Calvin McCracken, the forTr
weight man and football player a. TIE
versity OF Pennsylvania. who for ne
two years has been head RI Eari H'''
students building at Columbia, hnho..>, r,
ths' he will resign his place ~ ~" ~.
win be succeeded BY another athlele o!
pute Howard Richards. Jr OF AZ
made the sensational run for J ale 70 UoanS
in the football game with Princeton in w.
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,.,,...,
had the nj iSiowfna RESULTS,
q. q ggrrtn. -. is--1s r r. ns.a, ~ TT
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M ,,r,,.,, ,,,, ,n,,,0r ,.or,.., d, fl.
aos-vliIc d@if Club li6 ysw"rdnv was Won by
Mrs \ : 6 NAV IN IN" ''vr"p''"ae- the
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Il q. Garter Io1. o..s l.. Rtcd. iih, iO--ins:
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CHOYNsKI TO MEET hurley.


Jos Choynshi - going " the Klondike.
where he has bsen matched to meet Nick
Hurley. the California heavyweight, at Daw-
. thy IN June a Ms,ehn9akcr Burns Of
To- the pair Tor = ten-r0und bout which
has been scoertsd hurley has fought
Tom Shasksy. Denver I'd Smith and
other prominent big insn. He has been In
Alasks some wears and u a. fsvo!ite Of the
miners. who wnl tnck him heavily to beat
ChUynsAi thoynski will start for the scene
81 the conflict next week ne Ia to receive
s2so for expenses In tho even; OF victory
over Bpfley Choynski has been promised
Hnttlier INIT ~ Davson CITY.
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rto base ATS Besnmont. oist.e Siasle Tire
na.e.-Lesch TINKER IN, NJ pitcher Merritt.
FIrs, nsse on nr''s On s'lkenbsrs 4 or Wilhelm
Taylor / Psss-d Balls Phelps. 2 tmp'r-
TOMBSTONE Time? honr' and ninutes Al
tendance- lf.
eIScrrS,TI ~. Loos N, D. 8
C'rScrNS ,TI Nay ?.-The Clne'nns,is Anocked
lerS handler Sanders out OF the hoS In me Arst IN
nlnS to day ,rcrng Eight ruNs Murphy who
Moved Sanders WIS or,e effective ~ siso
Harper Of the local team,
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F1rV bNse on rrTNF6| PNII aurTpHIRy Y I"ry ON
bases pnisdelphs ~ Brootiyn. 4 First hrse
out sv gsm. 3 ~ ri,iyx.by, Z NO Base nj,
Barry Stolen os-.s- sttans. ssrry Keis,er H'il.
, WIT N,Nvner. nonx;ass nouh,r plays Nrist~r
and Dougiass Thomas and T)orqiass umpire
Cp'Day FINE hour and II. minutes
rHTc> 400 * b., 10. YTTTssuno &
brrrsB,Ro May a.. p'ushurS lost to Chicago
10 day tntoiyh .nsbr,,ty 10 hit Jack Taylor when
Singles m~snt rims snd failure 10 Nippor- Fsik
enttH