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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-08

sew yGRK ~. H., S: PHILADELPHIA Ia g..
raring in II fashion suitable to their tail
'uaIntty-- with apologies 70 the minor leagues
the .He sonnoIent philadelphia were hesten
"a, iy by the New york Nationals Yesterday
ibee New orIs were a few degrees yellow
IN their hcIding, and errors nsuEe IN three
thi- encoura cement to the visitor. they were
not seriously formidable, The New Works
made an even dozen q N.Y. and several Han Of
c.nn.cut hits when men were on bases,
fhc game was free from kicking with the
execution q tslklns from the fr by
ordered on the field hv Umpire Moran, The
yitcher wont on smiling as II he had done one
Ssmdow" Mertes was as usual mighty
with his bat, lie batted in the trst New
York run With two-naxser ana late iatsr PM PM
orr run tho Quakers made that was not
gi't Was in the third inning. when Thomas
81 for scored n the .se nnnx Wild
brow to tTs, by Gilbert ,..,...
\ nair Of crrors in Quick s,ccesson gave
he rs'ds2hA"s on ~ Sa the was s0c
when he dropped Brashears ny after snort
Then Gilbert made another wild, throw, to
Hrs, and Brashear scored Douglass tried
10 reach third base on the same wild throw.
hut MctIanns good ASSIST atIer ,Cilastns, we
ball nipped Douglass at third Lauder 8
tumble and wild pitch by MatheWson.
who was none too steady, gave the Phi!a-
delphas their fourth count
Bowerman bstted in a run in the second
inning for New York with Inc hit TO right;
Tor two more in the fourth. The three New
York runs in the Nth inning resulted from
tle OF everythns There n were ns s two s,s
rso st stolen ' bsses and one tumble by Huswitt
one Of the hits. that by Mathewson, was was {.
the spectators some fun at Thomas s ex-
pense, Bowerrnsn raced to third on the hit
and Thomas made blum throw as If to coax
man. 10 Thomas's surprise, d. keep on for
home. Thomas wse trapped by snare Of
his own setting. and when he threw the BAH
it was too late Bow erman beating the throw
NoGann stole four bases. The Philadel,
mia catcher got the ball away slowly and
th.u moi with ACCURACY.
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CAPT. Bishop Ma, he Relnst Ell.

Although many Of orts were made yestnr-
day to secure the reinstatement .! Can't. Ogden
NJ bishop OF the Columbia track team that
he MIGHT compete in the dual games against
Pennstlv this afternoon. up TO late
hour last night lie was still under the ban.
commlttal but II is still possible to secure
special faculty dispensation to enabls sishon
So that he can reach pnlln dephia in tine for
lis events IN the games thus, afternoon u
the result OF the examination Is satisfactory
IN the authorities
fhc rest of the track squad, over thrtr
IN number. went to rhiindelphia last night
and Manager Staufler VIII follow tina morn
INC. \ calculation Yesterday AFTERNOON
indicates that Columbia ought TO win al least
- out of the Il, points possible without Bishop.
ia points unless the uney pccted happened,
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE GOLFERS.
ANNCAL HANDICAP TOURNAMENT
HELD Ar kNOLLWOOD.
r. ". wilson Covers the Course In ~ ana
Earns Prize for best Net score-A. L.
Daniels wins In CLASS A-New Record
NJ chevy Chase BY DR.. L. l.. Harlan.

r. VI. wilson Covers the Course In ~ ana
Earns Prize for Best Net sCore-A. l..
Daniels wins In CLASS A--New Record
n chevy Chase BY Dr. L. l.. Harlan.
The ssysnth serni- annual han di cap tourns-
ment of the Produce Exchange Golf Club
ives held yesterday at the links OF the Knoll
wood Country Club. The players wore
divided into two clssses: Class ranging
from plus up to 10 strokes. and Glass B, from
IL strokes up TO 90 strokes. The winner In
Class A was l.. Daniels. while In Class the
winner was A. Houtnsn. The best gross
score prise presented by +, W. Armstrong
sns o wSn ~ in i strokes * WILSON w,s he
best player In the competition. be was handi-
capped q Plus 8: The course was T. s sa
gross score was won BY David Ripley, who
tex =, st %SsS r.. ThssS N .so f'keF'
;s ,I 80, & y 4 Ms.s s i. 10! VIZ LUX
fets' sss Ell; .. - cs.!s: asest!
ss.;;a ~ s;' s.5s;;' !i:ss s:
ts:s bAs.on H.s,m.n ,'l :si o,e,s; l.
8: i Edss, f T. fsom 1S s & cs.rs II, r
ia U-si: Samuel Stenson, Ia. So 81: T. W Ardens
isT, So.e7: Howard Phelps: iie, ls-io0; Lew'a n
Spencer. lis eo--iiS; David Ripley. III, eo-li7'
WASHINGTON. May IA field Of forty-one
golfers turned IN cards for the thiTty-six
hole stroke competition. in the qualification
round Of the Chevy Chase tournament to.
day, The solf1g conditions wer. all that
the greens. Some excellent scores were
recorded. Including . new record Of I! FOR
the course In compel tion made by DR.. IT, l..
Harlan, Columbia Golf club. who won the
prize for the lowest score fhe players
who qualified for the club cup and their
scores are
Dir. L. l., Harlan, Columbia, "a. - 1885, 7. N
Grant. Boston. g. 70 i5s O. c. Larerty, Chevy
Chsse, g.. 7s-ie0i l.. $. Weaver, Columbia, 50
s7--iB2. J. c. Davidson, Columbia As. 10 -i63: r.
Baldwin, Brandywine. "a, 81 1874; Ormsby Mccain
mon, Chevy Chase, 80. 50 l66i {. o. Tyler. Nn!e
b. sS --i61; r. Horstmann, Chevy Chase. rs. "a iei
]. l., Taylor, Dyker Meadow, "A, ~ 40: J Aontr
Jr.. Lakewood, IS, 80 ia: T. 3. Brooke. Columbia
40, 65-i7i; W. c. Carnegie. 81. Andrews, 49, ~ ~?
". g. Peter, Chevy Chase, So sa-l72: w, ~ Gray
Chevy Chase. ST. s3..-i72
Those to qualify for the consolation cur
In the order o. their scores Were:
" p. Compton. Chevy Chase: o. woodward
Marine and Field: F., ID. CArus,. Columbia! T.. O
Cook, Hampton Roads: Y. Bennrt, 3. 4 Lenvel
and J. ". Mckinley Columbia 4: Keith, Chevy
Chase: ). b. Tappan. Nassau: r. Seton a; s. MAT
tlngty and r. s. DuvAll Jr.. Columbia: u. b Martin
brandywine: r. {. Hayden and e. V. sumner Jr
Chevy Chase. and C. ID. Haas, Hampton Roads
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Columbia. swimmer. Elec, Omce-s.

The annual meeting OF the Columbia Swim.
ming Association was held In the gymnasium
yesterday and new officers for the ensuing
year were chosen as follows, President,
Frederick n. Duden. 'o5 science: vice-psesi.
treasurer and manager. Joseph w.. Spencer,
os law; assistant manager. Frederick M
vom Seal, 'o5 sc'shoe. The swimmHss Ghc =
Spencer as captain Of the relay ts..r,, and
the, wuter polo team elected Louis =; Alex.
G. Abbott, 'o3 college The INTERCOLLEGIATE
cham pionsi,tp cup won from Yale At the
Cleveland Sport.men' =, SHOW was presented
mon ovrsm with he round 6" was awarded
TO j, W. spencer Clinton q, Abbott Louis
HezTs 1ssnh A. r. Same ho pHfafld
Il p. Haiptr T.. G. Hence William EckNt
and Frederick NJ. Vom Saal.
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Private James Wins tho Butt Prize IN
Twelfth Regiment Shoot.

The final shooting in the Gen. Butt ill.,
dividual match. open TO members Of the
lwcl!th Rti mont who sre net members
Of the regiment or state team. took place
IN The al mory last night The competitors
had been ltdI.'d 10 Twenty in the pIe!lpin.
the two nights scores was counted ia the
competition, ,..
Prfvats r. james Of Company won With
the score Of So sl-ieO: Corporal p. " New
market OF Company 4 MAS second, with
IS, ss--i7i; Private NJ. J. Canfeld OF Com.
pany G. was third. WY, 81. se-iss. AND Ger
with S. S,--isS Each man took ten shots
AT 200 and 500 wards ua =, c,,n.rr r
won the Macaulay gold medal for the best
score In company shootiny.. with = score Of
50; Seret. r, Won DardlnGkiller OF Company
was second, with SO.
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WRIDGWAi 70 MEET Ok.DF5ELD.
A Match Made Tor FNe Miles a the Auts
Meet On May 10,

A biz meet. with automobile and bicycle
races combined. has been decided upon for
the Empire City track on May 70 Tho feature
will be u match race ct Ave miles, best two
In three heats. between Barney Oldheid OF
city,
oldaeld has q record Of i:oiH on = track
which was not allowed. because be had not
the accuracy -ef tho tlmtns never has been
Questioned; Mr., Wridyyay wAs for9serly
Il ne note e01 4, 'r Az e1psrt npa nas
operator.
Other events will lncludela hve-mile race
for Rasolene motor cara wel6hine more than
l.e0O pounds, with. the wridsway and Old
field machines And other racers barred: Z
three. emile event for gasoline oars under 1909
1000; an Oldsmobile clAss-rAoe and i've
mile motor bicycle race
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Ners Of the wheeln,en.

A majority Of the Aldermen OF vsiisburs.
". j.. Including Mayor Mnyboum. voted on
Wednesday night against permitting Sunday
racing on the rack there. The msnaters q
on which a new board track oen NJ erected.
There are ground, At ssn:vtlls and Other isr
mana GERS say they will have q trncl where
thcv cnri have SUNDAY races ready by June !.
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Harvard ana Yale Representatives Confer
on Dual Games.

SpgtNarlFin. Mass. MAY :. An athletic
conference was held AT the iotol Worthy
in this city last night between Walter Camp.
J B. Thomas and Give Duval, representing
,al.. and r. !. Wendell. W. T. Lightner and
", G. Clark OF harvard relative TO the duql
ties The constitution governing this dual
committee was changed SO that hereafter
II will not pass upon the eligibility OF athletes.
athletic agreement between Harvard and
Yule 1t was further decided that al dual
meetings be held under the rules adopted
By the intercollegiate Amateur Athletic As.
sociAtion. The off1cials for this years meet
will he announced later in the week
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BROOKLYN MORSE SHOW.
Alfred q. vandsrSsN wins IN Harness Ciass
with 0ln0bAA.

with 0lndoAo.
The second night horse show Of the Riding
and Driving Club OF Brooklyn. a. tho Prospect
Park Plaza, last night. was DECIDED improve
ment on the opening occasion. there was
a bigger crowd present and greater interest
notable winners OF the night were Jay e.
Carlisle Mrs. John Gerken. Mtss Noble T.
Maxwell and Alfred @. Vanderbilt.
The work Of the judges opshed With class
OF pairs of is.3 hands and over and there were
six entries. all Of which put In an appearance
After the usual formallues BY the Juotcial
department the first ribbon went to pair
OF chestnut geldinxs owned by jay =. Csrl'ss
A class OF hunters followed and out Of "a entry
Of eleven there was but ons abssntes. As
In similar class the opening night tho honors
fell to Miss .Mollie Maxwell and her compact
peiss + ;so;ss: $ q Il: s:e .ss =.
sn: Sssse .e 4ssss y: :Dsss
sssa III. 's ON &: s,A:' < a:
the :oP,stGa q '9Ay -. s': :Sor na't s.
S S,!n ov me G5ui one was
Ssr osns or tss Hss seeoh o sR@ av'S
Guy bay se1d dns. brought the yellow RIB
into The III finx IN the class Of harness horses,
..SSsa rs *. d Sssws leans ss s
thoss V aroma tSoasss i S,seiy proy.s 81 Z
The NewsbSY. a Snowy chestnut owned by
Mo; John asrssn, the award being well
scored his second win Of re nlsht with the
ohestnut ,seldinFs Promoter sr1d Inder;,
"o NJ e'' 3sn DEE e.p.ured tn. bly,. ribbon
when tn'I he horse Was, decor sted wien ,drst
h he,.., ss Of s a:S received
abse esss y he:ssss bloom tso% tSs !snpi.sS
re sPeS R. .dd spbS S TN winner
c,as. sf,.. prize IS: second 49, TO- ssss s,.ss
s. s..s ..s
%s asor. si,s J sSsn d. r. Eve.
s sY o TsssT e 81 Gscyss:n, s sso'cs
49, s:',d Il S' s;s,! cn.a.. :.
Mars M. Ms I'll n S.ss. H.. Win afH?s &
Beau sssT siu% assr X es1sI da:s
by W. q. Gilmore Mrs; william, J STEEL WIN
Christabel. h. M, 1s.s years. third Hidden oS
Class lrl.! prize. ~. second; ss' third 80 70
a az, inc on 't Is. SsooRyn
s. e. r bs q xh ssm Svr
with Vida wilkes br M iS hsMds 10 ~ i NJ
snd aIss e. sy years VI i,ss ss Ss
hor;s: harness Sns., q, hs m ,;
Years driven b. 4. Rstonyi; ": i: MSsne adv, E.,n
perfection en- ~ Tss ,s ssSHnd qs'x m
Isl . :ysss a'd p a,yea s' orss by
s7 ,ci es nsd Of TO s0 ~ 5,
Squire Squire with Tcaenor. b: 6: is;!h, ysaT; sp q
SSS sso. Mis- aa. C. yiasss s' ss sg s
b. 81, years, and Perhaps. b. g. years second
u Class u ~ FIST prize 500 second ~ third siS
r p,o%o'f ,s e. y. s d Ssse osses sss
Ssss and NeT Ess"Sy cA ws.m aos ss
EsIes't .s III yessi 90 -. g.
zss MS.a xs,s du.n,,s " is; 81, s ys II;
Ms. ria hs ysss S ss'e Farsi. rSas" sS ~ g. III
ot4ss b. ELS ssssns ~ VII
BY dten s. osn sefA T.
Srtdte Hoiiister, With Animation. 5. T.. i ~,
LAS Min essa * Iss' k Hs's tfs
MA ,. ,sssns g.. IN; s., %. 10
e1 o,n sa.' WIN M snS eyer
r rads % ~ 2.nff ys nGse tSs.n S:e
nelly: Roher. T. Tod, with Lord Mimic, b. g. 49,
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First base on eTrOrS-W aShInHIon 7 PuIdut,'
ph,a g. LET, on baSes-Washfngton. .: PhnaCei.
pphia. TO- Firs, base on balls OR Render, q on
Slrth 1. struck out-By BENDER. 3: hy Orh, T.
Home runs-Dsvls Murphy; Three base hit :
Hartsel. Two base hlts-orth. pelahan'y !.
Cross, Seyhod NJ. Cross. Schrcckeneost SAcI1
nee hltsEciarke. Powers. stolen bases. Davis;
l.. Cross Murphy. Double p'ay-Sseybold and
orth Umpire Connolly. Time . hours and
minutes
CHICAGO a. L) q st LOUIS "a Lo'
cu1cAoo. May THE Chlcagos scored their
seventh straight Victory 10 day. winning the open
Ing game Of the 81. Louis series. Both WhMe
and SIevers pitched clever ball, hut Comiskrys
men outciassed the visitors In fielding aud team
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RACING ON OTHER TRACKS.
AZ Louisville.

LoulsvuLs. May 7.-Judge Himes ran third In
. held Of eleven In the Blue Grass stakes won b.
Mons Beaucslre. The Derby winner was crowded
back At the star And made up much time hnsh
lng very strong, There wa . bad spfl y the
into the fence on the stfet oh tur Nontholon falling
ana ana Tsf X. r.os
who rode PonchArtrain. waa called before the
judges. The Investigation will be co4tinued to-
morrow and an effort Will Be made 10 NJ the blame.
, F,Is, R.cerCns %!Ie-M.ry gem. - tseu,iy,
s.sond w" Kin. T S.a ~ ~ e M W r
Tine, ,;ii,s BRIDAL March. Golden Gll,,er and
second Rsce-seven tur,onxs-- lAmpoon, los
tHclserson,. even. won; Cap, Hnlh R!sdiey. los
R.sr MIR no,s "i .asss Ten knsss NS
Pepper Dick and Hurry also ran
fhird Race -Steeplechass. mort course-Lord
lHcAnile,. ito i. second K,ngaeae. &c. BRADY
lsnerfui .' naryi' pa; NY bow fsieia add islip
- Fourth Ract--s1x and half farionfs Monsieur,
Beaucaire, il2 "a Booker. 4 10 T.. won The
,.ist io7 .he,ye,,on' &c l. :sS9nd; JndEe Himss
ssssan EeS REED and aeoI. also
FINN Rae, i Four and a hAlf Nr1onss.. sweeue
70 10 /. second: Morning star. iH iSruiyi, 70 l.,
third; Time, o1sa. Prince Rupert: Mindon'
~ to j. second: Reno, ios iR. Willlsus,, 70 /,
thrd. Time. l:,2l;. Class Leader, Little Duchess.
Al,ona and Lor Rey also ran,
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Launch OF the sciOiO.

The steam Yacht Srioto. built By the Gas
Engine and Power Company for r NJ Gil
bsrt. was launched from the builders Yards,
Al Morris Heights. at o clock Yesterday
fternoon, This vessel In 90 feet over I'LL.
81 feet on the water line, vi feet inches bra,G
and 4 Re ct inches drnueht. She will be used
III Lake George. AS soon as the Sc,oto was
trial frln
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Williams GU, on third bunt Weaver hit by
batted ball
Chicago .,..... ..-.....4 DO
~ Louis ,.,............0 o o
ais-ChAnce casey. Left on bases-Ss. Louis, ]:
thfago s,rueISytsy RSo.as: e BY w MIIsoa
I OF Weimer /. stolen bases-Evers ~ klns,
h'Iey sacnnoe hi.,;hsn:fse hlI OF san ,nhn,
stone, Tme-i hour aa6 s. nluuses
CINCINNATI. II: PrrrssURo. T.
PIrrsnuRs Nav 7.-ctpcinnau won the hIst
game Of the series to-day from Pittsourg In TIE
i.n'h inning. II ws.a sluss!ng match 'nro ,SIrd
Warner was pus out Of the game for thre,tenins
% strike Umpire Holiday. amer Hans hsd k,cKeo
sorrssey In Aiding into second base
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Rated for P,ttinser In the ninth.
krooslyn...........,.,.oo 81?
Boston ............,....,O 0 U u
First base on errors--Brookiyn o. Boston, /.
Left on hases-- Brooklyn. s.: Boston, =. First base
on balls--on Garvin, q; on Pittlngsr. struck
hshien Sacrince hi,-Pittineer Stolen bsses.,-
I-nney Carney, Moran, StranE. .. sesckard.
Hi b. piicher-By Gsrvin.l Wild pi,ch-GArvin.
Passed ball--Moran. umplre-O'pay Time
hour 50 minutes. Attcndance-l.soo
CHICAGO N. L.. 10: ct. LOUIS l.
II. LOUIS May 7.-Chicago lsmbasted 81. Louis
to-day Up TO the ninth inning the Cardinals had
nsde only three hits. In the fourth Brain got the
trst Bit for his team and In the ninth raped 70
centre for home run. but was sent back 10 second
base because Of Interference by spectators. Davy.
however saved the team from . shut out. scoring
he only run tailed Attendance. l.s0o
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Jimmy Rrggs and Fred Br,sen nigh, =
Draw.

0BosroN. Mass. May T.. jimmy Briggs Of
Chelsea, considered the best man or his
weight in New Ensland. fought hiteeh-
round draw with Fred bryaon OF Waltham
nj the Physical Culture Club tonight.
The pair met once before. and after slash
bout TONIGHT briegp appeared 70 have the
better OF the going " slplost every round,
thing.
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international Cheas.

spscisi Cable Dsspa1ch to Tn SuE.
VIENNA, May Tho fourth round OF the
intern tionsi gambit tournament was played
to-day. resulting ~ follow: Marshall beat
Swiderski Teichm apn beat Maloc1y. Marco
heat Scklechter Mieses beat 0uNsherg.
Drawn-Tsohis orin- Pillsbury.
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southern Lea sue.
baseball N0tos.

Al Atlanta-AtlAnta, 0: Birmingham. 2.
Al Mont gomery- MontGomery. II: Nashville, o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
New Works Beaten In Boot on and Fan Back
Two NOtCtet

The Chicago Americans seem bent on max
ing runaway race OF II. They downed at
Louis yesterday and now lead their nearest
rivals by over 100 points. With the next ak
teams the struggle II very close. The New
York; were beaten In Boston yesterday. and
bSth Boston and hiladelphia passed them
The Philadelphiss simply smothered Washins e.
ton. Cleveland won from Detroit Results:
Boston. Q; New YORK. ,.
Philadelphia. 10; Washington. s.
Chicago, 4; st, Louis 2.
Cleveland, Q: Detroit s.
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FRS, base on .errors--Bos,on. 2; New Iors :,
Len on bases Boston, 8: New YORK. T. Firsi
base on bails--or Dinten. /; OF w'ltse, I. Struck
9u!by pineen. s. ey Wits; Home r lhn.e
hits-Par-nt. Wi,tse. Sacrifice hits--Keclcr, La
chance Collins Stolen oa H% GouEhafI con
Umpirr-Carruthcrs Ttme-i hour and Il minutes
Attendance 5.s62.
PHILADELPHIA a. Ia. 10. wtsHISoToN. y.
afternoon the chances for q close game looked
good. Beginning with the fourth hoEevsr' ,ns
sent the ball 10 every corner OF the lot rolling up
tota, OF twenty-five bases. attendance. ssh
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st. Louis .....'.......'. $500 o o :, o,'
Lett on bsses-Chcaeo. 8: St. Louis. O.. First
base on bslls-on While. !: Of, sqdhoT !: SsT ,
isbel, Mccormick. Two base hit-Durkett. Sac
rificc hii--Hcidrick. Stolen bases-Hemph'll. DAILY:
isbell. Umpire 1dan. T1mc-l hour anu %
minutes Attendance. 1880.
CLEVELAND. .: pkTRoIr. :.
CLEVELAND. May I.-Detroit was only able 70
hIt Dernhard In one innlng to day. punching SIX
hits and scoring four runs. Cleveland won the
game in the eighth inning when crawford tumble 4,
theHeventh inning, Bradley was put out OF the game
Tor uucstlonlng 0'Louyhln S decision.
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Billy Barrett Wins Fight m England.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THB Sun.
I.IvEkPooL, May BILLY Barrett Of New
York and Mansfield OF Bristol fought a
twenty round match here tonight. Barrett
won on points.
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~ chicago.

Handicap. was again beaten today A. Worth n
the third race A. mile and = s!steenth In which
he was a favorite at II TO 10. The race went 70
James Arthur's Huskah backed iron, to . 10 10
10 j at post time. He WA out 10 the last ounce
however, and only won the verdict by had.
First Pace-Five furlonFs--Jerry Lynch. ll2
Henry. 10 T. won: Must, Io2 tRobbinsl. 70 J.
second: Forehand. los tP Phillips. Z to l. third
Time, i:02 SIS. Plea, Lord French and Trapseiter
Second Race SIX fur,onss.-l John J. Eeysn ia
&C. Kelly. o 20 T., won: 81. Cuth6eft i31 Henry,
. 10 TO- second: Fulbsck. il6 tFSobblnx,. IS 10 I.
third. Time, l15 50 Ayimer Bruce. Gus l.anEa.
rlayk- ida V. And D,irandei alAo ran.
Third Race One mile and sixteenth Hhzzah.
no tRohblnst. 10 to 5, won: Nitrate, III Henry,
II 10 10. second: Little Soou, los tDomtnick
10 10 I, third. Time. ia7. Gresor r., I'd Adack
and Barrack also ran.
F.. s.. ios Henry, IS 10 10. won; Maggie Leebef.
inckl, is IN S, third. Time. 0;ss rs. BADGER 0ir,
tion left at the post.
to won; Alfred c. 1is tBirkenruth,. TO :. sec.
ond Frank NJ, los tRobbtns'. even. third. Tint.
l4i SIS. Gin Spray, Lucy Locke'. DR. Guernsey
Mary Moore aud Malay also ran
Sixth Racc-Seven furlongs Beau Ormo,de.
100 tHenry, even. won: sarah Maxim. 81 tRoobina
ITO 2 second Marco. S d. Eooker1 % 10 third
Tine i:2s Paul Wha,ey. Marcos and The Rabbit
also ran
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IN TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
pHILADELPHIAS FALL VICTIMS
TO THE NEW FORKS.

wan, Do,,e of Brooklyn Put Out Of the
came for Klcklns-Garvin Holds Bos.
Inn Down to Two Hits-Cfncinnatis
and ChicaEos Win From Opponents.
f., the National League the Pittsburgs, 40
have not found the winning OF the pennant
,s .a,v IA was expected. They were beaten
,ss,n Yesterday. tho Cincinnalis. who have
',ruck their gait. doing the trick. This. with
Nv, New Iorks victory over the Philadelphia.
.,r. the New Works u more secure grasp on
srs, rlsce The Chicagos took third place by
m,nn,ng from ST Louis, and the Brooklyns
.sr,u back into the first division by drub
h,ns Boston Result. OF sterd avs games
y,v York. s; Philadelphia. 4.
brooklyn, u; Boston. /.
Chicago, 10: 81. Louis. 1,
Cincinnati, II: PiltsbuTk, 9.
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:. BosroN., May 7-Dineen held the. New
YoIks at HIS mercy In every inning but the
Ave hits with total OF six bases. Wiltss was
pitted against Dineen, and althongh left
hand Ss th have 6e9
one all over the lot. Herman Long had hi
OF day. one Of his errors being costly New
to Davis. a sacrifice by KeelNr and .Ferris,s
tumble Of FultFs grounder In the nth
Conroy singled and went TO second on Q'C on
nor's safe one. He scored on hit by Witse
Boston also got run In the first on base on
balls to Collins and triple by stahl. In the
In the fourth Parent doubled. went to third
on sacrifice by I.achance and reached the
plate safely on Ferris a grounder to Long
In the seventh Ave singles and sacriflce
netted the locals three nuns.
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Baseball. Polo GrcSsdh Today ~
pbiladelphia vs.. New York. ADM. bc'-A"
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flrsl base on cIror.-New York, i PhiIadeln'iIa >
struck on. BY Maihewson. 4 BY Mitchell. g. Three
Sacrtnce hits--Dunn. Mathewson. Stolen bases
NeGann 20. Meres, BoweIflan. Mathewson
Roth. Hit BY pitched ba,l--By Mitchell, l.. Wild
pitches Ma he~ son. !; Mitchel,. !. Passed balls
Roth. g. Jmpre-Moran. Time ~ hour and 30
minutes. Attendance-t.600.
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Baseball. washiaGton Park. ,. ~ Ie-sas
nrootIyn vs. boston Admission Voc. --ASt
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baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LIAoUE.
Philadelphia al New York; Boston z, srookiSs;
Chicago al 81. Louis: Cincinnati AZ Phtsourc'
AMERICAN LRAoUr.
New York At Boston: Washington a. philadsl-
mia: Detrol, at Cleveland: 81. Louh a. CHICAGO
EAsTKRN LIAoUE.
Worcester al Jersey CITY; Provioenee ~ Ne~sfx;
Rochester 81 Buffalo. Baltimore ~ Ioron'o