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Baseball Not ..

Horace r. Henderson-It Is a stolen base IN escn
instance. No error Is charged unless the runner
The Morris A. c. has a few more open aAts dates
Good guarantee wanted. Address Emil hIe'n'
Ia, webster avenue.
June omen Good guarantee must be given. Al
dress JOAN Dempsey. <7o East i4eth street
Tue Howard C. has Nay ' Sar |. 0 sdars s
W, Feidtmann. II Louis place, brookiyn'
Umpire Moran chased q man who had no nus.
ness s there on ,nS Ne and osn moment later chased
another N the Brooklyn bench.
LASsNo. Mich April z2-Gov nss says hy.,r snsi
IN Petrol. III ais YEAR He says there are worse forms
OF sunday amasement than baseball.
Dahen robbed nrowne Of hlt In the third innin
yesterday, he went In the air and TOOK bIoNne
nrr with his goved hand: end Brewne s,. was OUT
before he had time 70 get away from she pis,e.
leans within 200 miles OF New YORK @! games for
Idt drssy H. y.d,msnS 10 wass y:,rsss
Jus, before the game ended yesterday .r ,S"I
ne 'ns nd e OF ~ens Up
ayesgAe The blusco.' found nl' nap br esr
I'D hin FSS sS:y w s,. n,s.stb . Shs's
Al RIdsewood mex, sunday the Genuine ouesn,
Giants win be the st,Isction Ths ns'e a,sntsm
vii WHEEL e between sa the Bnsh,ons and PAN ?. G
n. Terrace Baseball Club uni1 o,S sa,o MDSid
q ,owa % side e.. Or III ,Sys Johnson 81 os man
hgcr, 20 sutton place. -,
Edward whitehead. an elderly man. was struck y, Z
and thrown BAH bounded Oh players gi2ye nnS
pSfp ss' s ssnS a. 'S ss eve wa.
i.ken INTO the club once, where doctor ,cossS
ys l S . lSe:as sA Ssrs
70 90 home.
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WASHINGTON. s. NEW FORK "a. Ll. /.

WARRINGTON. g. NEW YORK "a. Ii. !.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-New York made
its debut In the American League here to-day
and played q most creditable game, although
Washington won by score Of 3 to I. The
ever attended 9 game here, and nothing but
pr ise was offered for the. .commendable
work for every player except In one or two
A long street parade preceded the game.
which was formally opened by Commissoner
West Of the District OF Columbia. The
bleaoher accommodations were taxed 10
their fullest capacity. and the overflow en-
circied the s'tiEs outfisid; neoess;iitsStins
b attle from the 6esinnine. Chesbre wac
pitted against Orth, and the, latter achieved
victory because Of the timely. stick work
OF his team mates The work OF both pitchers
was OF high order. with honors about equally
The game was interesting from start to
finish Chesbro was wild In the hrst inning
He passed the first two men TO first base on
balls, Deehanty was out on STRIKES and a then
the bases Then Carey bit an easy bounder
TO Chesbro and was dou BLEED up with Robin
son, who was forced at the plate Carey's
single and Demontreville's two.bas ger 70 the
left fcld fence scored one run in the fourth
inning Three successive singles oy kopln-
son, Setback and Delehanty and nelders
choice scored two more runs for washington
t9 base ON baiis To- Keller his steal Of second
and Eultns single and WiIiiams's out at frst
enabled Keller to score New York's only
run. The v nh lnnirg wa a y'ry promis-
ing on Tor W York ut PROVED unproduc-
tive The weather was raw and cloudy.
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At 81. Louis.

ST. LOWS, April z,.-Ths feature of the K,nlock
heavily played favorte through IN the stretch
and won in a dive BY nose from Ksfnr. who cut
out the running.
FIRST Raoe-six furlones-On The Quiet, los
nrwlnl. 70 I: won: ssmHad III IAoand 20 70 !.
s ,eITd m r,noi is, Style. Or, ksm%ere Light
opera Gannel Hue Grass Gid. Nowets. CANADA.
Cursus, Scot Proof. Crutchheld and Prince Adler
second Race-Four and half furlongs-Rain-
land III (Otis, TO g. won: Brick Fowler, loi tSn-
rletonl, to 4. second; Ora Mckinney. 100 tSnith
Is 10 4, third Time. 0;5eh. Matt wadieigh. Fog
Third Race-Si1 and half furlonss-Boupdlee.
. 70 s. second; Miss Aubrey, l07 q. a. Munroel
is TO 1, third. Time, LIS: Dr. Clark. hensst,
Pampioa. IRIS. RAyoTneu. Mike strauss, warner,
Kiss Quick, Nyx and Bounteous also ran ,,>.,.,
Fourth Raae-One mie-Emshee. 100 OTIS Q
70 6. won; kaffr. ios ttaID. 70 Z. second; Glen
water as rS,ss: I: 70 s ,Ss,.a TINS S.n wv
Booster and w p Gaiss also ran ,ur,o,,,-p,r,c
tBolsnd', 10 to i, second; SIR ChI,,.opher. iie
iSmithi, Q TO 1, third. Time. 90 Dolly Hayman'
Maverick, Silver Fringe. MS wigs, Heavy
Lord Melbourne. Herodes and King Hannah also
sixth Rsce--one mile and q sixteenth-Bank
street, ei nv. n. woods,, 70 4, won; False. ~
(itomaheiin, II to I, second: Irving MayoI "
jMunro), IS 10 Z, third. Time, 80. Pre- Pass
brown Vail, Chorn 10y. Accolade. Charles d.
LedaeA, Luna Minor. Rastus and sapere also ran.
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Az San Francisco.

s,s FR,ScIsoo. April 77.-warte Nlcht 70 I'm.
provins with each race and demonstrated that
he is colt OF some prctension 70 class NY taking
the andioap. conoeding weight 70 every starter
Firs, Race--Flve and hall iurlongsTv IFcIoso.
sah,' 70 i. second; billy Moore, iol tstysrs, 70
e shJ 5ses r RsSeeu riourisS Hythres. r.
H,shdss Gam, P Green md I% ssiS Ne also ian
second Raoe-SiS furiongs-Puss IN Boot "a
ne ~ second: nd Iipurn, % Adkinsl. even.
h,ys Fs.una S sSlpny. Sep A1OSnd and
o'l TSlTd Rsce.f,ve and half fur!onss Monte:
ssmts ow .cs t7 Is 20 second SS.h io Rsa
eto /. third. Time no Cherres Carlee. Her /;
cuirs Belle Reed, Cassie. Io-No .Se, queen o.
psisna. sim W., Hidsiove, Cigarette John Bosss
sn fo UNI S R"ee.one mile and 70 yards.war,e
Sse,' D 10 3, second Nocorito. o. tAdklns,. 10 TO
third Time, Ets,{. Horton Inowsho ana hai'
ue r,,Sh Rsce-one mile and a qusrer-nnessed
DsrooIei. ss tFicklen. ~ TO Won; hr ~, ~
1ncksoni B to 10. third; Time or> Tom siav,nl
Eypedient. TUFTS, The Fiddler. fi'ous'er ana
A, s,ath psee"ons mne-Gran. ps u. T. sheehanl.
n h won: Onana ITO (See, to !. second; k!tty
Eslly los tAdsinsN, sto !, third. TING. llS Her.
mencls, Forest King. Redwsld Jim Hale ana Golden
IlQht also ran.
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M'CHESNEY RUNS LAST.
Starts IN Peabody neutrality-suspicious. Wins
the Special Race.


MEMPHIS. April 22.-The interest In the
closing OF the annual spring meeting az Mont
eomery Park centred In the special match
race between John Fay's Ed Tierney.
touted as the best two-year-old at the
track, and Schorr's Molinos. at hye-eighths
Of n mile, for a purse OF $500. Ed Tierney
was made favorite In the betting. but the
greater part Of the play was on Molinos. and
his victory was a popular one McChesney
was one Of the starters in the Peabody handi-
cap. at mile and an eighth and finished last
First Rsce-Fiye and half fqIl9nsSs-Sis1edr
Kate H.. los "a. Hall to a. won: Della o;a w
l9s Tea1O s,1a 10 sssonr flo De ps@onds and
Rabies' George Arab and Lieber Anton also ran
second Race-One mile-Sarah Maxim lAcin,
:yIs 70 SoH spI psLm nel I hail. 70 hrd
bess. Fsmday. Jr.. and oHsssn also ran.
Third Race.four and half tur pnsr.oa 81 =
M. Booter,, is to s, secosd; Shades Of Night, los
HEAD. 60 70 /, third. Time, o37La. Prado. Morn
inS Star and sato also ran. .
an e,Shsh.HSjor Tenny. 100 "a. HaD. 70 won
Nsv z, 70 9Sossm, ~ % MIRO T%s; iss
s ss1ssot s' si.ss Rolling sosr and M0ohs'neS
oi F,ftS Rsee-F,vs furionrs -Moinoe ITO tBull.
man, II % 70 Won won. "a Tierney' 'i' '0ou'"'
sixts kseeHone mile and siI,esn,h,RSl,n,SS
Boer ioe henIy,: sto Top: ,B b. sap aaelser v
SOM, 10 .. third. Time. i:As,s. Georgia Gard
seventh Rare-slS furlongs.Bean Ss e. s, Hall
won Hs ,S,s o. 81 fT 1Msn,1ae to .sifd
| YSme IiI Annie Lauretta, Miss Hume. Jane
| 6akef, Budweiser and BIZ Logan also ran
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S1io.<77.es
Thorou ghbrets Coming to sheepshesd hay.

MEMPHIS. April a2.-To-morrow morning
racehorse special attached to the fast tram
between Memphis and Chicago win leave here
alled with horses from the stables Of John W.
Schorr, NJ. II. .Tichenor 4 Co, and n. Ma
ioney. destined for Sheepshead Bay and Nor;
RAJ racers rsa are MshtYu, John 4 sohorr. E:Iriso
GhneG 0rdnuGpS ESS SSasa
&Mordeiis, ET$sntrsl sna k:osl.r.s ,.,,f h'
f.scrim@. -Wsswlt Sidney G. hoys, Fiowst
King Flo Bob snd carmel,ts wfiIe shs pin sle
horses viii be sent direct to churchill Downs.
while three carloads win be semitic Worth m
Cunnin CHAM, J. q. Stroude and r. II. Brown.
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BOWLING.

Nearly all OF the bowlers competing In IHh ScN
Individual Oh ampionship tournament are 90 eiosey
bunched that practically every series roned mas
an important. bearing on the hnA result Las'
"sA' TissT sERIrs-yIRsr CAN'T
u,a,ou. -, o. 10 81 Duma.......i 10
Aeo''u' sxcoSp o.ME.
Msd,cu.; - ,na iss Dumaa-'''''' - Nv
ss:s:s; ,,. game ~ ~, ~
Dickson. E. :, f So Msdlou.....i is is
Nissed spare-Dickson.
SECOND oAMH a..
D,sa:ss ;Y.in..betssd hsf Ssdisa; ''
Dickson. Ia1 ~ asdisu.. '''
p,ek.on....., is2 MsdlSus ,,.;. re- s,S,c 1870
nix. sz&ssn Iis$s.; s s.%.
pun.... q : i 80 Dickson. Q 's'
DH TP::.a .p;.ss.,psns s G;'i DICKSON, l.
unused Missed spares Dumas, :; p,cEsOn' l.
pumss......s o. is4 Dickson ''''-S liz
um npisI.es Mlschs. scorer~E, Ellis.
TIL, loves, team score to date In tho women .
tournament was rolled yesterday afternoon Inc
TIRsT GAME.
youv uomen Of Staten lsland-Mrs. Nickel.
~: Ms. Dreyse, 100; Mrs Desmaier, e2 Mrs zim
mef ise: Mrs Heinemsn, lts; lo'ai, Isl s,,nr,
10 Mrs. Weller. i2i; Mrs: Schweger Ss; MIS- Ross.
hi Mrs. Ycager. ss. Total, $50.
w sEcoSp 0AME,
Golden Link Ladies' Team No; 7-Mrs suthup,
"a Ma Weller, II; Mrs. Schweigler. 70; MIS- ROSS.
N Yrs Yseger. 70. Total, 100,
ADV Nystic-Mrs. Dellett, iiS Mrs, Schaeffer.
,,i. Nr, Kersting 1885, Ms. Hate, ~; Mrs. hanen.
i8. Total, SIS.
THIRD GAME.
Jorv Women Of Staten Island--Mrs. Nickel, 1871;
Ms Oreyse IFS: Mrs. DegmaIer. 80; Mrs. Zm-
mer i2s; Mrs Helneman. los. Total. ST.
Iadv Nys,Ic-Mrs Deilett, iO7. Mrs Schaeher.
iss: Mrs Rerstlng, 49, Mrs. Pla,z. i25 Mrs Hanen.
lis. Total, 6S2.
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Lexington Trottins Horse Affairs.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April 22-Dobie. the
noted driver arrived here from San Fran
c,soo to-day and will take charge OF the prom
Isine green trotter Kinney Lou. shipping him
to Cleveland. where he will be prepared Tor
the seasons cam paign Doble recently SOLD
the horse to John Shepherd OF Boston, but
nected that he will be factor In the NJ and M.
Bonner Memorial and Transylyania StakeMs e.
among other great events OF ,ne year ne
David Cahill left here to-day for Hsrtford.
Conn. with his game trotting stallion. Charley
Including Cathel Nor. two-yesr-oid pay
colt By Charley Herr dam Miss Aus Tha S %ho
mi race on the Grand Circuit.
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A. Lakeside.

CHICAGO April 17-omdurman. Lingo and Chop
Suey finished three noses on the post IN the iouIth
race Al LAKESIDE this afternoon N far the most
sensational nnish seen at the meeting Not until
the numbers were hung out could u be told when
Of the three had won the verdict Omdurman was
heavily played by the big players as he wa. loudly
touted as having once again recovered his 5000
form which he displayed as O. three-year-old, a
iiins was made on Msegis Lsesst In ths nr 81
race. The nlly was backed from % 10 down 70
20, and Won with ridiculous ease.
Flrss Rsce-Four and . halt fuIlopgsEMsgEio
ebsI 49, Majors Tsa ax L sdy pre ia Sn RIH
snIuih,. I 70 2. third Tins; ga: Cassie schuier'
second Rsce-Six and . half funonEs-Anyelo,
III Dominich, even, won; Prodtga Son, los ":
WalshJ 20 TO I, second: Reeves. i0e &c. Kelly, 10
Siy Boots. FuIbsck. DR.. Moody. 6oidbnds and
rhird RSSS'Ia. nile and 70 yN,ds-Hayden.
foi (fialn, W g. won: Aloe los lDomlnlcn ITO !.
second Frank r., 100 (Phips,, 70 J. third T1me'
10 - Ida ". Hedse snd pyrIho n,so Ian no
Dominiekl, 70 8. won L!ngo ioi tsnnipo, ~, 20
is aSp S Our Bessie AhopssS and Fake also
Firth Raoe-Four ones-shaitAn. 100 Phil
upsj, 4 TO /, won; Lswndale, los r. Murphy, Z 70
| ix second: Unique, ioe ;tferrlp, ~ 70 I. third
| Zine, eSi. Croppie. Dok Ripley. sunnybrook
| Elsie Devere and Alice Morgan also ran. -,
Sixth Rsce-IQne mile and dyarer.Duscn
e,s,ssa 70 I. ssconG Malay, is q! Wsi.hl. 70 !
Nl1. Tims. All Miss LIZA fS'ss LesA sns
ooidAgo aaeo "a
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eREArER NEW FORKS BEATEN.
Begin Their American League Career
By Leslng % the WAshinGtSns.

By Lssns % the meaningless.
Although . couple Of games were played
last Monday In the American League, the
real opening was not until yesterday. when
all eight teams played In the cities where
the weather was not too cold and disaarsssbls,
the attendanoes were very large and every
thing points to another nne race and pros
porous season by. this most SUCCESSFUL Of
leagues. II would not be fair to compare
the attendances OF yesterday with those
q the National League opening: a. the latter
crowds yesterday, under the circumstances
showed that the American League q as we'll
thought Of as ever by the baseball public,
u not more SO The opening was not a 10y:
were beaten In a close game by the WASH
tngtons. The other winners we're the
their respective victims were st. Louis. Sleve-
land and Boston. There was no evidence
Of the foul strike rule botherins the batsmen.
The results
Warrington, o. New York. L.
Philadelphia, Q; Boston. I.
Chicago, II: 81. Louis. T.
Detroit. 4. Cleveland, D.
srAvnrxsa ruu rtnpn
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Automobile Gossip.

Secretary Butler Of the American Auto
mobile Association 10 hard at work on con-
s,it,t,on and by-laws that will permit the as
.oc,a,,on to have a membe Of individuals
a. we'll a. OF clubs The plan OF the League
81 American Wheelmen is being used as basis
committee OF the Automobile Club OF
America is preparing plans for a parade OF
motor vehicles to be held In the city some
''" The bovs OF Cutler School have an auto
mobile club and are arranging for an inter-
schoiastio meet at the Brighton track some
Tina nAYt June,
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At Ptmlico.

BlLrrMoRE. April 17-The talent did not fare 60
r Al p,ml,co 10 day. Only one ftvortte took mrs.
money. and the bookmakers prospered eccoId
insiy' A feature was four mile MAJ race. genue-
men f,ders. which was won by Tom FIT.
PIN, Race-seven furiongs-Ithan, ioi Oyer.
ato l. won; Fortunatus, los (Sullivsn) 70 second'
Ntsie Boy, 100 lwaish,. ! 70 .. tniro- Iime' ISL
Bar lie Duo and Jerry also ran.
Second Race-Hurdie: one mile ane y, ~ an,
Coesian iS Donohue'. y 70 10 sseona; Bpr9 Gn.
>iS ,hodsndsHn;; ,, 10 Z s,s sn ran. 'A'
Third Raceaons mls-SprHg h5Sot; - Snsp psa;
fxdy Potentate, 100 CSeisonl. even. third. Time
i$s Benokart and Trapezist also ran, %,
Fourth RAce-Seven ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LOG
tsuiiivsn,. 5 70 I. won Heh CsrnivL q tchsPpe9.
10 second: Aunt Bella, 81 tSchoen), 70 thlrd.
Tine .,sls Allen Ferris. Erda Catch Ne. Rose
bud, Rom an Maid Boston and san 10y AsS ran;
iae lC Soan) to 8, won; Sde,i. l?o tWnlsh,. 70
second: Knight Of the Garter. ITO oyer. even
third Time 1904 Arrah GowAn also ran
siIth RAce-Four uiles-Tom flrf. ioo ONT
sysso: :,coos Ion MO Ca. ise ar 3. bro1n. %
iAlrd. no ume taken Princeton % ~
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American Jockey on winner OF City and
Suburban.
Special Cable Dsspateh to THE Sun.

LONDON. April 22.-Thc race for the City
and Suburban handicap Of 1000 sovereigns.
for three-year-olds and upward. the second
TO receive 100 sovereians and the third 100
sovereigns out OF the stakes. was run at the
Fpsom spring meeting to-day. and was won
6y nj Euphrassi's Brambilla. L. L.: Heine-
mann's Valen,a was second and Il; O. Bind
ing's Over Norton third. George Thompson.
teen horses ran The betting was 10 to
against Brambilla. 100 to z against Valenza
and 100 to 0 against over Norton.
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csrdusr,s Beui Hassam wins Prix Javelot.


Special Cable Despdfeh % TIE SUN
PARIS. April Wv. 4. vanderbilt's Cleo
pstra finished third In the race for the Prix
Puchero to-day. The race was won by NJ.
Iaeux's Francuelo. with Mr.. Mills's Hearts
of Oak second. The race for the Prix
lavslot. = stsepieOhass: was Ton b By rTans
feontiohos was second and Mr.. Hennessy's
Dreux third.
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Foster Coming East With McChemey and
Dick Bernard.

MEMPHIS. April 22.-Fred Foster. the horse
man, who has been training In England for
the last two seasons, arrived a. MSSn n,
celebrated McChesney and bis 5000 colt
Dick bernard, now In the stable Of Durnen
q Herr. Foster viii leave ior inc Eeft Win
the pair In day or two.
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Boston. q: philadelphia. 9. First base on balls
Oh Waddell.. !. STRUCK out,-By wsdaell: 10 p
Scvbold NJ Cross DAVIS Sacrifice hts-Dnecn,
NJ Gross. Wild piteh-waddell. umPiIesmC,sru-
Tiers and Hassett. Tme-i hour ana 20 uihu'es'
CHICAGO IA. L.. Ia 81. LOUIS "a. L9.
or Iona Aprl 27-The Chicagos outplayed 81.
Iouis All every corner of the game TO day In the
opening Of the American League season. The AZ
tsndance WAS
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brooklyn Horse show Auction.

Boxes and seats for the Brooklyn Riding
and Driving clubs horse show, May Q. Z. Q
and 0. viii be sold nt auction at The clubhouse
regardless Of condition OF weatner. on nex s
boxes will be $50 and Of each seat $50 and
Is, according to location. for the entire SHOW.
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N THE BASEBALL WORLD.
yyV YORKS AGAIN SHOW BROOK
LYNS HOW TO PLAY.
A, BATTING Files HanIen's Men Are Sue
cess, but Not In Run Gcttins-Bostons
BEAT Quakers In 17-lnning Game
First Victory for the CincinnAtfs.

,Ao New Yorks played all around the
p,ooklyns yesterday and are close to the
pttsburgs. whose game with st. Louis was
no.,poned on account OF threatening weather.
~. Rostons won twelve-inning game
,.an philadelphia. and the Gin cinnatis won
,Ssir arst game. defeating the Chicagos. The
results:
x.s York, 4 Brooslyn.2 2.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia. / az inningS.
Cincinnati, 6: Chicago. 3.
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First base on eTror-New York, Leit on basts-
prockiyn, Q; New York. g.; First base on balls
ni.y. !. Three base hits-.Dahlen, Warner; Two
pp ,ss HcGinnty. Hit BY pitched ball-By
kNans /: by Mcdinnty. umpre-M9ran.
fime-i hour and % minutes. Auondance-3ioo'
BOSTON IN. L.. a. PHILADELPHIA On L.. /.
Bos1ox Ap .7ISoVleEs Srk sh iT1,a S,s Won
20 days ssme Sor Boston; The pitchers were very
effective. and both tesms ne,dea nney nnln w as
Sspu,ins decisSqa bY o'Day. Thomass outheid-
ing and Coleya battlng were fcatures'
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New York ....,,,...,'''
First base on errors-Washin(ton, 4 New fot 80 O.
base on 6aIls-o6 chesbro. 8 OF or,h, : struck
SSuus-Touehlin. DeMontreville, Futs Sacrifice hits
Ryan. beMontrsys stolen Ss:s.Fcee 6nOoi
ma CAMEL Passed ball-Clark Umpire-Con-
molly. Time. hours and Is minutes Attend
ance. lO.20d.
puuApELPHIA April 72.-For seven innings
the Bostons failed TO make bit OF Wadden IL
Inc eighth they made four. but al that they would
moi nave scored but for tumble by Monte Cross
The champions hit Dineen hard In tne seyen n.
The chsmplonsh bunting was unfurled by Mayor
Weaver. Attendance, 1855.
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WAsHINoroN. April IF. c. Ainsworth
and the other stockholders and trustees Of
the washington Jockey Club fled In the ofiioe
Of the Recorder OF Deeds Of the District OF
SS oImDA, m the property known az the Ben:
hines rsostrsck. The oonsiderstion named
iniths deed Is ss. HenTiesta n ,BriFhtv,sSli
WWssbinTton Jockey Club TO about 100 scres
Of land adjoining the present Tsos e q
r. q ppesufned that this land y 70 BE- used
Tor charging the grounds included In the
Jennings property.
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,. IwS Si Se.s Doisn, Home unBuIis,.
sscTies hi.s-orssn. H ha. ISs. ' Ssi.
ceSo 10 struck out-By ponohue. q BY Tlaherty,
s. First base on balls-oh Donohpe. =. ump'N-
Sheridan. TIME hour ana % minutes,
DETROIT "a. L., g. CLEVELAND "a. L..
nrTnorr. Anil 72-The opening Of the American
tsssue season was under q dull sky and colo yinqg
netrnit won BY q base on balls, Elber1eios sanSss
ana Gexsie 7 q double In the eighth inning.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NEW YORK (N. L.. 7: BRooKLYN. ?.
~ "A .,c If ,vinter that reached over WASH

NEW YORK tS. L.. I: BRooKLYN. 2.
The edge of winter that reached oyer Wash
NV but the New orks must have had Esaui-
mau blood In their veins. They were n az
s ea;t inning did the Brooklyns begin to
nd pitching c Gnd then sss tney
door after the horse had been stolen. ,Mc0in--
h,ty's raise ball, beautifully controlled, put
he Brooklyn batters into the air metaphori-
Brooklyns did little but pound the ball sky
ward Eighteen Of them went out on ny
balls, one ay ssfIordins Van Haltren chance
inning. With two out Dahlen let McGanns
stole second SSnd After Bresna6sn had scolded
the umpire for a called strike the only grumole
OF the day-the umpire subduing him at once .-
judging the ball poorly. The two;baggeT
scored McGanns Bres1ahan reached Sc third ire
The PLY as sd sr9 nos dr9Ppsd tic c rsf sase
until the fifth inning and then Doyle.s reck-
Jess base running wasted chance Tor run.
Doyle singled and Dnhlen singled rlght be-
caught easily, though the ball travelled from
Brcsnahan TO Gilbert to Lauder, ~ ~, nm,
on the coaching lines in the, sixth inning
and when he returned to the bench-hav wing
read street cal. Observation-Disclosures oommuned
with himself thus
"Mc(iraw he sees.
some sights that please.
What McGraw saw in the sixth was singles
by Lauder and Gilbert. q three bagger by
Warner and flrst-base out, all Of which
meant three runs; In the seventh. Singles py
being hit by q pitched ball scored three more
runs and Hanlon bit harder than ever into his
The frst two men up for Brooklyn in the
eighth inning reached first base, Dahlen Was
hit by pitched ball and FLOOD singled Oil.
hart made a good stop OF Floods hit, but
Mc6iann was asleep at the switch, Whom he
got over 70 first In time to take Gllbsrts
assist Flood was there Then came two nles'
another hit and another fly
After Sheckard had popped up the eigh-
tenth ny in the ninth inning Householder
with a three Dagger TO left There was q
pause at this juncture while DR.. Flood re-
moved something from the, umpires eye
The operation being finished, Flood struck
out MoManus followed suit and the cheer
lass Rrook lyns AIDED away to the clubhouse.
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CINCINNATI. s; CHICAGO IN. L.. s.

CHICAGO. April n.-Under weather conditions
the reverse OF pleasant. 5000 shivehng spectators
witnessed the opening championship game OF the
National League season here this afternoon. chi
lean won by score OF 10 3. Aside from the
wurk Of the pitchers the features OF the game
Tor Chicago and the battling OF Steinfeldt Tor the
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SULLIVAN'S FOUL FIGHTING.
squirts water In Opponents Eyes. and
Wins the itout.

Pour CHESTER, y. =, April n.VJohn
Sullivan and William Joyce. two Port Chester
boys. fought a six-round bout at IFS pounds
in Purdy's picnic grove. near this plsos. last
night The mill took place In the woods
nnday n big arc light, and was witnessed By
sbout 100 persons. In the third round some-
body cried -PoIice!- and there was q wild
scramble TO gst away. The alarm proved
10 be false, and the scrappers and Spectators
again gathered for the fray.
Joyce had been Dragging for some TIM
,n',na. sullivan stayed the limit and won
The nurse of 1900 sullivan fought victouely
In one or two rounds when time was called
he came IN 70 tho centre with a mouthful
~ water, which he squirted into his oppon
ont's ewes. thus for a time binding the latte
and putting him at disadvantage.