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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

MASTIN-Entersd into rest on Sunday De-
cember u. 1893; at Il a after short liz
Hess. Ma1sa1eth MestiD lnee Markell beloved
mother ~ Anna 8 Sarah J. John w Rhcda
E. James A. Morris w. Martha p. Marga-
feth NJ. and Thomas J.. and our dear mother
in law md grandmother aged rs wears Funeral
will take place "Wednesday. December 1s. ! 30
y. from the family residence No 25ce
clara avenue. TO Wesleyan Cemetery Friends
invited TO attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

] RANCoCR-Fdward ]. Rancour. beloved son
Scf France. and the late August Eanoaur. after
4 lingering Illness al his home. M. 225l Wal
ter syenue Map,ewood No. Due notice OF
funeral will be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

PAYLOR-on Monday. December IA. 1893. at
ls:ss p m, al her residence; No 1904 q. Ange
months. beloved taushtsr of MIR; and Mrs; W.
H. Paylor. Funeral will take place from Witt
Bros undertaking parlor, No sli Hickory
street. on "Wednesday. December ls. at a. m.
Cemetery
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

INVERSION Monday. December Il, 1879 at
o'clock p. Caroline Myers aged s. wears
The funeral viii take place Thursday, Decem-
Der II. at $50 o'clock from the residence
n: her aunt. Eliza Rausser. Nc. esll Caroline
street. TO st. kevtn's Church. where requiem
high mass will be celebrated. thence to receiv-
ing tomb. Calvary Cemetery. Later on remains
Will be taken to San Francisco. Cal. for inter
ment. San Francisco. Cal. papers plea So copy
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

oBRlEN.Entered into rest or Tuesday. De
Edna o Brien. age Il years. months and Il
DAYS: beloved daughter OF Michael J. and
Mary Agnes o. Brien tnee Lynch and sister OF
James H, Edward P. Thomas a. and Genev-
ieve o Brien. Funeral will take place from
family residence. No. 27oS Stoddard street on
Thursday. December Il at O'Clock y. m.
to ST Brtdget's Church. thence to Calvary
Cemetery. Friends respectfully invited Ar
genuine. kas.. paperS uleaSe cnpX.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

REyBrRN-op Monday December ~ l9I3
at :ss p m. Julia Lee, aged % years. beloved
wife Of Amsdee V; Reyburn Jr. and @ daushier Of
December is. at $50 a. m. from the residence.
NJ IS Hortense place. 10 the Cathedral Chapel.
fnterrnent private
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

Columbia Crackers. Cakes and Waters
are packed in Aertite cartons. At all gro
GERS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

RoMER-Entered into rest after lingering
ilneae. at s o'clock m. Tuesday; December
lS ls1s Joseph Rorner. beloved husband of
Martina Romer and father Of Edward J; and
dave. o Funeral Win take place Thursday. De
ceInber il. NJ 70 p m: from residence Nc:
1855. Menard street. 10 rs. Peter and Paul .
i.naefery Ef.enda Invited 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

TwEEp-on Monday. December a. leo3 Mr.,
Washington avenue Due notice Of funeral viii
b. given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

sPELBRINK-on Tuesday December Is. 1903
er Of John spelhrtnk. Mrs. E R Martin tnee
Spelhrfnkl and Mr.. Robert Hanerkamp inee
take. place from family residence. No. .7s7
Wsshinston ,s, ave1Hs THURSDAY; December i.
Charles and wentzv!lIe. Mo-. papers please
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

wALKER-Entered into rest at Sis o'clock p.
m Tuesday. December 15 1903. Thomas I.
walker. the beloved husband Of Annie Walker
tsnee NcKecuGh) and The beloved father Of John
dies.anG. Mrs. J KeeHen. Mn. c. sommer-
Ssus ana srDshsr. .in;iaw Of Mr. J McGuire
vii BE- siyen. Deceesed was member of Mis-.
sSu eur Tcn. counc So ss Sa,s5ai "a udoT Tn;%n snd
Sl1chmond. Va. pafcrs please copy.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
ON THE FLUSHING GOLF LINKS

The handicap committee Of the Flushing Country
Club. r. II. Rosster Francis w. BeIknap and F. l..
II. Noble, have just announced series of interest
ing matches for both active and associate members
lasting until November 26. Among the earlier
matches are:
May 9-Four ball foursome for cup presented BIZ g.
William BriScQe - -
May 16-Contest for governors
May 19-Womens handicap. eighteen holes medal play
- for cup presented by J. II Gordon. jr. '''
May 1}-Flushing Midland Golf Club Garden CITY
May 30edal play handicap, thrty-six holes FOR cIIp
presented by the handicap committee also for cup
presented by ]. P. Paret for best consecutive nina
hole ~
June 6-COntest for governors CUP.
June 1O-Qualtfying round eighteen holes medal piay
for presidents cup. N''
June ll-tirst round for women's championship.
June l2-Second round for women's championship.
June l5-FIuShing ew-Brunswick at
Brunswick: also finals for women's Championship
tune 9O-Contest for
June 2!-July 11-Club championship
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE

h5I race ftToIyear-ods; $500: four and one
et f.ongsiEsherson Jos III Booker) 10 Won
tHeiFeso51 an 81 1S Castro to second; Play BAH los
emperor OF india Town Moor fangford James Dicne'
BATS and Merry Pioneer also ran S' -'1AehS'
Second (purse six furlone,- Mo,S,s- r,a.
cslre Srf 95 "a W Booker) /, won; Bummer II JoT
.ssnIhng1 to J. second: Hargfs, (Winsett) TO
I1n Tine 10 Guardian Bard OF Avon. Ed Bradley
Third SELLING: purse $500; one mile snd S,x
teenih)8eanl 105 III Booker. to l. won: Iomhre "a
LII Iirne. :5Ols Quality Street Bud Embry and
Fourth race lnaiden year-old FLIES; purse s4oo
I0or furlonEslshawene los CCrowhurso Az TO J. won
MEAN los ta Booker, 21z second; Cardona 1O5
- w Booker 70 l. third Time. O:4q. DungaTnop
ftorl Gold Piece Clytte and Big Goose also ran
,o tth race tseng purse S4oo: mile)-Lues Fonso
lo5 iOasrol TO j. Pepper Dick. I07 (H Boober1
10 20 J. second: Boomerack. I06 "a w Booker 7 70
lime 1;4s& Lulupin Hurry. Goo Goo and
seek. Buckley and Mandamus ran.
sixth race Selling $500 mile)-Airnless 1O2
tieIsesonl 217 to l. won: Emir, 81 CW Daly) TO i
second: Wine Sap 80 McIntyrel 10 1, third Time
I1ysbeth also ran.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
coLoNIA's ATTRACTIVE SCHEDULE.

The Colonia Country Club. of New Jersey. has
prepared attractive list Of matches for the
season. and its team will appear against those of
several neighboring clubs in the next two months.
Among the more important contests are those for
the presidents cup and the secretary's cup. The
former is to be played for each Saturday until Oc-
tober, the winner each week receiving two points
and the runnerup point the highest four to
meet at match play. The secretary's cup is to
tlnue for the period the winner receiving
three points the runner-up two and the third PLAYER
one The cup is TO become the property of the one
having the greatest number of points at the end
OF the season. On Memorial Day there is to be a
progressive mixed foursome in addition sew
eral other novel matches. The team dates are:
June 6Forest Hin Field Club Colonia, a Coona
June 20-South Orange Golf Club Coionia, Coona-
JUNE New Brunswick Golf Club Coonia,
Colonia-
July 1I-Morristown Field Club Colonia, Co,onia
Ju'y 1S-EIizabeth Town Country Colonia
al
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
SUPERBAs WIN FROM QUAKERs, TO 8
Snatch Victory from Defeat by One Run in
the Ninth and Three in the Tenth
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Philadelphia, May 5.-Brooklyn won another
good game here from Philadelphia to-day, by a
score of to 2. AT the ending OF the ninth inning
through tumble by Brashear of Floods hit the
visitors made a and tied the score. Four
singles and base on balls in the tenth inning
gave the visitors three runs and the game.
Evans put in the box for Brooklyn, and
showed much Improvement In the third inning
the Quakers started in with two runs all they
able to make throughout the game. In this
Jones and went to third when Jones threw wild
to Doyle, while Thomas got home. Wolverton hit
TO Strang in deep centre, which Barry tailed.
Keister hit for one base. Brashear retired on a
foul fly to Ritter, and Douglasss high fly was
caught by Dahlen. In the fourth inning the visit
ors made their first rum Doyle hit for two bases,
and Dahlen walked. On attempt at double
steal Doyle was caught at third, but Dal1ien made
second Ritter got his base balls and Flood
singled to centre, scoring Dahen but forcing Rit-
ter out at second. Jordan the third man to
be put out. In the ninth inning the visitors tied
the score and out in the tenth. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

+ Eow-Ycrk American team had an easy time
IN defeating the Philadelphia nine yesterday by a
score or IL TO 3. The threatening weather and the
tact that the grandstand has not yet been rooted
mad Its effect in keeping the attendance down
Those who faced these obstacles had the pleasure
OF seeing their favorites hammer the visitors
mercifuly. TannehiIl the star pitcher, was put in
the box for the home nine while Henley pitched for
the visitors.
Phiadephia began the game by making one run.
HartzeIl made a three-bagger through Lefty
DaViss bad judgment Pickering got his base
balls. Harry Davs's hit scored Hartzel Cross
1ouled out Seybold's single returned in time
TO put Davis out at third. Murphy got first on
balls, filling the bases. but Cross was put out.
In the second inning the New York team made
three runs Williams and CAMEL singled and each
TOOK another base on an error Both scored on
tumble by NJ. Cross Of Conroy's hit. Conroy was
forced out by Longs bunt O'Connor went out by
an infeld hit but Davis threw wild third and
Long scored. Lefty Davis retired his side.
IN the third inning the visitors made run,
while the home men made five In the fourth inning
NeW-York added another to its lead. In the
hfth Philadelphia made one more run. and in the
eighth the home team through clever batting made
its two final runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
THIRD RAcE-En.MHURsr STAKES. -.

Flute T0S SR,-ns5 '9@Fnei q - to and 20 Magic
,, iod - 70 and 70 ]: Hugh McCowan 100 SyviI
u ard 90 to !; The Bov7ery iOI r,rcN.ta -9
..o 70 J. sad Circuator 81 (Iaeddingfon1 * ~ 70
T" 10 l. also ran Start fair Won Driving Time o9stu
SIXTH RAcE-Hsndicap; years and ov.-. ,.,,, -
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
RESULTS AT WORTH.
Az Chicago:

FIRST race (sfx furongs)-Msriin IS Cfsobbns TO /
Won; Full Back 90 C. Phillps Il l. second:
11eek 100 (Henry). to l. third Time I:ff75 .rta,
Sasc Annu, I<acache, Or. Moody, OF
MsnEano. Arfgato Dr. Guernsey. Mr.. Bender and sam
uelson also - -
second race (four furlongsl-Lady Free Knight III
pomlnck 70 q won Miss Fleischmann 1o3 &C. RelIyl
70 l. second; Relie Juan, 103 (FerreD, third
Time o:ss Badger Girl Bernice. Pocasset EindiIene
E1ceiu, Lucretia and Native Daughter ran
hrd race six and half furongsl-Beau Orrnonde 10a
.t1enryl TO 10, won; Favonius ia Domnickl is to
second; Soothssyer 90 o. Wssh) to J. third Time
a 80 Prince OF Africa and Vulcain also ran.
Z ourfh race Zone mile and yardsl-Gresor L
80 " fsniInpsl u to Won; Nitrate, 112 QIenry) to
second: Bondase. f5 Oh Phiilips) IL third. Time
rs H. sss Major Tenny and AIbula also
fltta race tsix furloDgs)-Silver CEzeID
1 won; Miss Hume, Jos (Henry), s 10 8 seconSl Orr
BESSIE s5 FerTeD. 31s to l. third. Time 1;Iaa Far
also ran. o'-'AS anu Joe martin
NIn race Zone and one-eighth
brkenruth) D 10 won; Omdurman, 0OornJnfck1
second. John A Clarke. l0l Oh. Phillips Az 70
and Malay also ran. ~ I'll" yin spray
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
SHOOTING.
Battalion of 18th Regiment on Range
Heavy Artillery at Creedmoor.

Creedmoor Long Island. May 5.-The range was
occupied to-day by a battalion of the 18th Regi-
ment Heavy Artillery, under command of Lien
tenant Colonel G. D. Russell. and composed of
Companies B. D, +. I. L and NJ Three hundred
ana seventy officers and men were present OF
whom 26S qualified for the narksman's decoration
The weather was perfect, with a light l o'clock
wind After class firing the skirmish was con-
Quoted on the silhouette targets ten shots q man
at 5p 100 and 300 yards advancing $50 and 40 yards
on retreat. hits counting follows: Prone figure
s; kneeling, 4; standing 3: remainder of TARGET .
Inc shooting and issuing Of decorations were con
Quoted under the supervision Of Colonel n r
Thurston, ordnance officer. N G. N Y The results
- 4--0 A00'14'0
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
SPECIAL RACE FOR MEMORIAL DAY

me long distance runners who think they can
peat Joyce. the winner in field of forty-nna in the
Fh-ihhe amateur Athletic Union championship at
nc last 1aIoeh games. are TO have a chance to do
so in fve-miie special race at tha c,reste ~
1oiK lrish Athletic Association games at Cyel,ic
Farh on Memorial Day. Carr's admirers assert
that ne Is better man at FIVE miles than AT tba
longer distance. and they say he will lower the
IDIOTS OF ms conqueror Joyce. however is the five
mile champion. junior and has sbouy,, raraa4as,
mat any race from two miles un is as rnuch - ht
iIkhg as another. The entries will be HANDLED h1
ndttee. Nos. ls and 1s Park Place NOin-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

oURTH RACF-THE CORONA STAKES: for ,hrss
yes--olds upward relinr; with 81 600 added On.
sTe eevesfy yards
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
GOLF.
Baltusrol Chosen for Nesc-Jersey
State Cham mpionship.

The programme is out for the fourth annual
tournament Of the New-Jersey State golf cham
ponship. to be held Baltusrol on June 4 8 and 6.
The championship Is to consist of a qualifying
round of eighteen holes, medal play, in which the
sixty-four players making the lowest are to
continue at eighteen hole match play IN four d-
visions of sixteen each. The first sixteen only will
be eligible for championship prizes, and all final
rounds TO be at thTty-six holes. There will
also be a team match for the championship of the
association between teams of four representing
each club, well eighteen hole handicap.
The BaltUsrol Club has extended the courtesies
OF its course to all contestants for the week be-
ginning June /. and the greens committee of the
club has offered prize TO the winner Of the first
eight of the second division.
The championship trophy is to be held for the
yeaF by the club represented by the winner, and
IN ADDITION to receiving gold medal Medals will
also be awarded to the runner up, to the player
making the best score in the qualifying round,
to each member of the winning team in the team
match And to various other winners in minor con-
cludes Lionel II. Graham r. b. Kerr Paul VIII
cox, Percy jackson and E. N. Todd. The pro-
gramme follows:
THURSDAY. JUNE
each club auafyng 10 eoGnt IN Re mtch
p m-First round for championship eighteen holes;
215 to mIFirs round for second. third and fourth
sxteensi eighteen holes: match play.
FRIDAY. JUNE 8.
$50 q. m-second round for championship: eighteen
n a, h4lesi 4n 1dit nateh play. so,u. -, - ..,-.
fourth fifth sixth and seventh eights eighteen holes
ESQ to msemi-nnals eight classes eighteen
holes: match play.
SATURDAY. JUNE g.
s30 mFinals for the eight classes; thrtysix holes;
10 a. m.-Medai play handicap: eighteen holes
Entries must be made with the secretary. r T.
Reid, No. 282 Eleventh-ave.. before Tuesday |
hight. June 2.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.

virginia Ave and the Beach. Atlantic City, " r
Jnexceiled hotel Unsurpassed location Capacity
Elevator steam heat baths: suite: uagrrcens
Prces Spring rates $40 to SIS weekly 81 Up daIy
Booklet ". T.. SHAW
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during the hot summer can be had at moderate cost
IN THE MOUNTAINS
Capacity 800.

Of Orange Sullivan. Ulster Counties N T.
on the New York. Ontario & Western Railway Physi-
clans heartily region great
ural beauty heahfuIness feet above
the sea. with Pure Air. Pure Water. Pure MILK No
Malaria or Mosquitoes and within ride from
New York Send cents for postage undersigned
or call and get free Offices below the SUPERBLY IL
Illustrated BOOK. SUMNER HOMES" of 200 pages
II gives list of over 300 Hotels. and Boarding
fractions. &C -
On May 18th and S0th Excursion tickets at reduced
rates Will be sold at 425 Broadway. Broadway
Ferry oces giving opportunity Of personally selecting
summer nome. and also enjoying days fishing
delightful region Tickets returning
June
IN NEW YORK: 14t 165 1s7 425 1854 1870 Broad
way: Park Place; PSI Sth Av.; PAS Columbus I5S
East 10Th St; 23 West 125th St fS2 jth Ay.
offices franklin and 42d St Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: Court St: $50 Fulton ST $50 Broad
way: Eagle Office.
J. c ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent SO Beaver St. N L
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
TO FIGHT BEDELL BILL TODAY.
Representatives of Three Automobile Or
ganizations to Appear Before Governor.

At meeting of the National Association Of
automobile Manufacturers yesterday 1t was de-
clded that a national automobile show would be
held In Chicago next year. There are three organ
lzatlons that will go to Albany to-day to urge
Governor Odell to veto the Bailey bill. They are
the National Association of Automobile Manufact-
uIers' the New-fork Automobile Trade Associa-
uoh ana the American Automobile Association II
Is considered that these three big organizations
Will with the ailiation of many Up the State have
d siIFong e1ect on the Governor A r. Shattuck is
booked to sail on the Oceanic TODAY 10
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
N. Y. U. SHOT RECORD BROKEN.

The freshmen at New-York University defeated
tne sophomores in a dual track and field meet with
the score at 53s TO 42z points The college record
for the shot was broken by Reilly ,e5 with -,,t
OF % feet 25 inches, the former record being held
Dy Comedy at 81 feet inches The half mile
Banderman in 2:03 2-5 ~ "Oi' DS
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
THE CHALFONTE.
On Beach at North Carolina Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
LEErs & HAINEs CO
HOTEL TRAYMnRE-

ATLANTIC CITY N J.
Remains open throughout year. known
fort and convenience for Winter
Running water in bedrooms
TRAYMORE HOTEL Co.
D. s WHITE President
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
NEW CUPS AT DYKER MEADOW.

Croweu MADDEN, tr secretary OF the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. announces eighteen hole
medal play handicap Saturday for a first prize
presented by Henry L Batterman and a second
prize by Frederick c. Brown The players making
the eight lowest net scores will qualify and play
of at match play under handicaps The first round
is TO be finished on May Is. the second on May 25
and the hnals on June 1. Handicaps at match play
are to be three-fOurthS of the difference between
the medal play handicaps of the contestants in each
match = N
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
HOTEL. RUDOLF

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT ATLANTIC cTTY N T.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Open throughout the year.
Rooms with and fresh bath
y; l. RepreSentative-S Park Place. u-3O A NJ.
2 VI: Hotel Imperial 9 10 A. M-S9 so 10 9 p u.
Telephone $3.50 Cortlandt- G r NYERa
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RAcINGAt Jamaica Nashville. Worth. Louisville and
ST Louis.
sSALas-Nst.oaal IeagueNerF-YorB at Brooklyn;
Inlcago, at P1ttsburg- American Lesgue-Phiaoel-
phia at NeH-fork; Washington. st Boston: Ceve-
and at St Louis: Detroit Chicago. Other games
University Of Pennsylvania vE. Columbia at Polo
Grounds: Brown Harvard: Fordhsm. at Lafayette:
Holy Cross at Tufts Georgetown Princeton Buck
nell at willisnsport A. c: Trinity School, at 6
HORSE sHow.-Brooklyn Riding Driving club. s
o.
LACROSSE-Counbia. at SwRIthmoTe.
NR1ChET-Universfty Belmont
c c Harvard. Everett
PoLo--ISakewod LIST Westchester %. Lakewood.
n J Match at Van cortlandt Park 4:45 p M
GoLFPoTtrush worens championship Of Great Britain;
team match. Princeton Englewooo at Engiewood;
Montclair. Governors Cup handicap for women.
sESNIs--Champonships. Columbia: interclass tour
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted for Jones in ninth.

Phiadspha ifsaH ....S .......::..-S q
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, /. Two base
hts--Doyle. Sacrifice ht-Barry. Stolen bases-Doyle
Dahlen. Barry. Double piay-Dahlen and Doyle. Left
bases-Brooklyn. o. Philadelphia S. First base on
6alls-of Jones. 3; Evans. l.; Sparks. Struck out
BY Jones 3; Evans. /; Sparks 2, Umpire-O Day Time
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Worcester r. H T
Worcester .......-...O o o o ii . 4
Batteries-McCann and McManus PappaIau and Nc
Cauley
At Providence r IT ?
Providence .-....-.--2 o o o o o o o q O
Newark .......--.....0 o o IA
Batteries-YerIes and Diggins; Hesterfer and Shea.
Baltimore r. H T
Baltimore L 0--3 \ q
Toronto ...-....-..0 x-6 s
Bstteries-Gettig and Robnson Hemming and Taft
At Rochester r. H E
Rochester ...........2 o 2 o. S
Buffalo 0 0 o. II
and Laporte.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
LOST: TWO THoRoUeHsREps.

bridesmaid, a three-year-old thoroughbred
owned by w. J. Smith. and another racehorse be-
longing to z. Purcell, who escaped from their
stables at Sheepshead. when one of the barns was
Durned there last week have not yet been found
Island in vain, - 0
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
NEW-YORK.
Totals ---37 II 10 81 18 o.
-Batted for Henley in ninth.

~F5atted Tor Henley IN ninth.
New-Yo ork ................-.O 3 & 0 o XII
Philadelphia ..--.....---.--.1 o o o o 3
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
New Fort William Henry Hotel
THE SYCAMORE

N. \.
Famed for beauty OF its snvronn1enr fbA btS4 49,
9cter or us equipment. and or
disancn |a,S go tennis billiards, bowling Long
NJ - GROWN. 81 Fifth Avenue. New York
oss m une l. Sagatnere p O., Lake George n 7
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Asto,ni,z r,s5sSs AakaMIIC CITY. n L
sds! $40 daily 500 over sunday ncludlns
Booklet New York Office. $50 4th Ave. Phone iTSa--
18th Also Park Place.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
GAM ES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
TO PICK GAELIC FOOTBALL TEAM

me next game In the series TO determine the
makeup OF the All American team OF Gaelic foot
pau players VINO are TO Invade Ireland and England
viii be played at Celtic Park on supdav ba,oa
the hickhaIns and the Young Ireands-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
JAMAICA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

SECOND RAcE-For maiden t-o-yesr-olas: with s7o
added Five furioaEs
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

At Mnneapolis-Mi g. Milwaukee /
At Louisville-Indianapois 4; Louisville. 3 Cseven
innngs).
At Columbus-Toledo. T. Columbus g.
Al St Paul-St Paul, s: Kansas City. T.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
CHICAGO, 8; DETROIT, 1.


At Chicago: r. H. E.
Chicago ..............2 Ks IL 0
Detroit ..............0 Ii 7 3
Batteres-Patterson Mcfarland; Kissinger and Nc
Alster- Attendance. 2.S5O
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. at Pittsburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, at Eew-Ycrz. detroit, Chicago.
washington at Boston. lCleveland- at St. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

At Syracuse-Syracuse 8; Utica l.
At Schenectady-Schenectady 13; OssininR O.
AT Hartford-Hartford z; Trinity
At Gioversville-A. J. & G.; 10; Cuban Giants
At southeorough. Mass-Msrcersburg School, 10; ST.
Marks School. 2 - o.
: Al Hoboken-De Witt Clinton High School 8: Stevens
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES

Amherst, Mass. p II =
Amherst ..-.-.-.-...0 o o q o o 90 2 &
Batteries-Moore and Demory; Biram Kane and Roe
Polytechnic Institute, 6.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
PITTsBURe, 8; CHICAGO, 3.

|. At Pittsburg: r. H E.
PittsburE ............o IS S o
Batteries-I>eever Smith: and Killing. At
|
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06

Earned runsNewYor. 2 Philadelphia g. Two base hits
fiaItzell. Il. Davis Seyboid. Three base htsHartze
r. Davis Seybold Stolen basesKeeer. Futz ~ Camel
Murphy and H Davis. Triple play-Ganzel and Long
First base on halls-Of Henley, 3; off Tannehill B.
off Wse, l. First base on errors-New-York 5. Struck
out-By Tannehl. /; by Wiltse I. Left bases-Pha-
delphia. 8: New-York s. Time OF game-1:45 Umpire
Connolly. Attendance LOSE.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
CINCINNATI, d; ST. LOUIS, 1,

At Cincinnat: r II
Cincinnati ...........0 0 * 9 /
st. Louis ...-.........0 i .
Batteries-Hahn Bergen; Hackett and Ryan At
New-York tribune., 1903-05-06
BASEBALL.
Neu- York 4mericans Win Easilg
from Philadelphia, II toS
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. o; Philadelphia. elcfncnnau. 4; st. Louis
Pittsburg. s; Chicago g. INex-York Boston (ran.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New-york- II: PhiIadel-i Washington Boston
phia, 3. (rain.)
Chicago s; Detroit 1. st. Louis Cleveland train.)