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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-13

atmosphere. Who has ever found the wild lily-Of-
the-valley close to a town. Prfmroses and viOlets
and bluebelis will venture fairly near. at least
allow town to creep within moderate distance
OF their homes but most OF Drettfest flowers
avoid the vicinity Of human beings. also do
many Of our best Reconsideration Express.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
NEW Yo,K (N.L 4; rIr1sRrRo. 3.

NEW Yo.x N. Ll. a. rIrTsRrRd.a,
~ The kickeers had another session at the
ming OF the game pitched ball struck Lauder
on ne hand , rIns me- to bleed ana
as tns pas Hsn to ef ossrs
Whether the ball struck the bat first was for
the umpire to decide and for him alone, lie
air, after leading Lauder up to, Emslle and
+. dered e"n presnded IH to dsr y from tn" the
umpire. Emslie finally commanded McGraw
70 leave the field In the seventh inning
because. a decision did no! suit him,
.nd yocns his td,splea55sre he was sent l
been hitting hard for the Pittsburgs his
break was pb%HDy costly for Kruger ns
the New Works Won On" by the " narrowest of
slaves. but PLAYED n tirst-c lass game and let
onshis en- loyable for it, nerys-r%ckinS sltn "
KEN" reey BY the he t E p nf the pSy s
he retired In the seventh inning bit the hits
stops, Wathewson did the deserving 10 the
eighth and ninth innings and had the Pitts
Bran shields sin gle to left, l.eachs safe
hunt. saGrifce by Rtchey and hy to right
lauder HIT along the left foul line for two
bases. Gilbert sacrificed and Warner sent the
hall ricochetng over Ritchey's head, scor in =
Lauder The degree Of A. B.meann z
able batsman--h having been conferred on
Bresnahnn by the faculty OF Rooters College.
that player showed his II ppi eciation by lam
ming the leather to left for two bases in the
third inning He was run down. however.
ON McGann's hit to Phillppi. Mctihnn
reached second ON the play raced TO third on
Mertps's long fy to Beaumont and scored on
Dunn 8 hot sin gle
4 batch OF four singles gave the Pirates
two runs in the fourth. They would have
had another had not Gilbert M de beauti :
fu stop back OF second base. Lauder it
safely In the seventh and Warnes followed
suit, Lauder taking. ird after being de
laypd at second on Wagner's strntegy. The
strategy consisted OF y blum movement that
the ball was coming and Lauder was fooled
until a coacher set him straight. Van Hal
trens hy to Beaumont sent Lauder III with
the tying run. Bresnahan singled in the
eighth inning and McGann sacrificed. Again
Dunn came to the rescue. He practically
won the game with curving ny to left which
i.ll safe. although Wagner nearly tore him
self apart in his desperate run and reach
and third bases in the ninth. but Brans-
held was all tangled up by Mathewson's Sc
ductive sants and thrust through the air
thrice. Kruger sent slow grohnder to
Lauder, who handled the ball cever!y and
tossed Kruger out at first.
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Al IAuis>llie.

IorIsyILLE. KY. May ls.-Thls was get away
day at the new Louisville Jockey club. II closed
The most successful meeting in the history Of the
club The attendance was better throughout than
ever before. The bookmakers cleaned up on the
meeting. go .
First RsceaSis furlonSs. Liygtr los Castro
Time ii8.,. y. A. b.. Heroine. ~, Aloy si'is.
Wedding March. Guardian and Ftionla also ran
Second Race Seven iurlongs-Toah. l,i 'Wlhk
rcldI. to -. won. Golden Glitter. 10, tBeauchmp
rs 10 l. s-cond fernando. NJ Rein 20 l.? ih''d
Time i2si1. Airs and Grhcts, Daisy hawthorne.
GLEN Light. Emily B-l!e and Our Jessie also ran
Third Race SIX furlorgs Oicntz, ~ titclgrr
som 4 TO I. won Grand Mar. II iRomanel', 40
second. Tom kingsley, l0l tionner. !? TO 'hlfd
Time i:ia joke GreenOetg lnsoenct. Th' BRONZE
Demon Little Ccther. I'd l. and Ancelsia also ran.
Fourth Race Kentucky OAks one mile AZ" n
sixteenth l.rmco ~ Rem N 10 I, won, Nnry
Iavand. ii2 Iicigr!SoGi TO |, second: The CRISIS
IL. N Booker. 3 10 I. third Time, 1919, Two
Lick. rsheriu. ilmarned, Flora Wlouehby and
Avoid also ran
Tlfh Race Ste-piechase handicap short co, rse
ora Radnor 100 'Hrlder', 2 10 I, won j Helen
PAXTON, 1870 Hayes. 70 second; Hand Vice.
40 tCorh!e>,. 81. to l, thlrd Time, :hli?a Pat
NJ, Roy! COY Boyd Ada S. c DasmsF and Tar'hr
also
81. B, T. won. Bnheiio. ITO tDeauchanp g. 10 !,
second. Prism. M .Scuiy. 10 tatd TINS;
Duchess and Buckley also ran.
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THE SUN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1908.
MAJOR DAINGERFlELD Is SOLD.
". u. LEEDS BUYS THE HAND
SPRING COLT FOR, S2J,ON.
). Y. Madden Gets 30, 600 for Two Moro
TwO-Year.CIds- H. Smathers saM
II Is Up TO u. n Thomas TO wake
Natch-Selling-R trace War Continues.

The sale OF Major Daingerheld by c, A.
Draper to ". B. Leeds for. it is said US. 600
a mms ,J", rannr, ~, Morr,s PARK Yesterday
s genera 'e'o w. u" Io.Is wanna not close The
Mr. 's s,n,v " Sors M" "nt I'e
mary Ind prono,Inc ed the son Of Handspring
Mon Droit perfectly sound. Major Danger
neld viii be prepared for all of the biz hond'-
caps by Tom IIeuley. who Is handling all or
the horses owned jointly by MIR. Leeds and
Andrew Miller nose VINO ''"'e see" 49,,
great things for him. Last yenr when he
man made the prrdc,"" THAT n IL the M"' %s
%o"I% ' Drove an even greater nor.e thnn
his stable companion Gold Heels. MIR
Iasds hnrsempn sny has made no mistake
in buying the famous Handspring co'.
f.. L. Smathers, owner OF McChesney.
visited the track yesterday as one of the
messengers on the tally-ho coach Good
II" s, ,na, m s.nsr s' %s. sonx s
Herms MIR, Snalhers, however, did not
see MIR. Thomas. he owner OF Met hesney
said" adj course am willing to make a match.
for / like TO see a two-horse rnce. But il
is up to Mr. Thonas to make oyertnres;
Mandicap at Chicago and will later come to
Saratoga. where he il engaged in I'll Of the
biz races. hsrins viii then hay" chance
TO take his measure.
John T. Madden, always, with an eve to
business, sold two more Of his lwo-,ear-old,
Yesterday. Thomas Watt, owner OF the
Osceolo stable. was the purchaser. paving
s., 900 for Tie hly Murme-, by M,rthfnMI
Pride of Montrose, and $4,000 for the tlly
MARRIAGE Bellies, bv Russell Miss MARY.
j. Boden has refused an offer OF $40 .ooo for
his crack tllt Ros"ttnt, who won tht , hre-
mont Ilandicap FROM Lux tasta in handsome
At vie on Morduv
Luke Ward, who won the last race alt'r
breaking down, was owned NJ tNp-y-Hr-
old by ", C. Whtner. who took him to Eng,
land The hors" passed irto the hands %
Eugene Leigh, who sold hiin, together with
New York, to " NJ Iiegler. .,
"pntsburg Phil" nnoun"es thnt he vii!
sell nl Of his horses shortly. including Grand
ii rn;irs rrnm th. ,nrf exc-p from a bcttu =
stan dpnint. Turfmen SD that the suspension
Of Jockey Shaw has had something to do
With The pun ver's change ~ base
sir Eou.t H,lrtr.ss and De Sanet have
bean declared ont OF tine Subur ban iIandi-
" oen'' az" | w
The se,lins-r,ce war seems to be without
~ II -. 49,, To- ba anna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Al ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. No. May ia-\though the nelds
were large the racing was good a, the Fair Grounds
to-day FGrortes won the last three events.
while heavily played second choice took the
third.
First Ract-Four and half turlongs Billy
Jackson. l04 iBattlSte'. 10 TO |. won: Aliens 81.
Luke. los itvHns,. TO second MrnEts. i0s Mum
rorl. TO I. third. Time, 0s7s.. bonnie Bob.
tuck Wynn-, Red Monarch, Colin George and
Cherry also ran.
Second Race-Onr mile and 10 yards Charles
Ramsey, iOs lMunroe'. IL to 5. won; Blue sea. iO+
tSheehanl |? to SECOND Or. Carrlck M tBtnsonl.
IL to L. third. Time las Tuckapaw, Rochester.
Miss Shane!. Chopin. Pnmpiona, BasleuS Chorus
Boy. Ecomc Sapoli0 and Cast Iron also ran.
Third Racr-f'rr furlorgS--lmbodeE. i01 ia,
iistel. v to o. won; Mafa!da. los Austnl, q 70 >.
second: Lonnns, q5 Love-. 10 to third, Time.
iU2.. Bird Pond and Wlgwam also ran.
Fourth Race SIX urlongs Elastic. IA ,onn"r, ,
? To L. won: Santa Ventura, 90 wainwright. co
TO i. second; Mickey D.. loi d,ah. IS TO 5, third,
Time ll% Jack Young. Father Wentkrr l'uc
ceuth. Louis Wagner and Lady S,rathmore also
ran. kindred left at the post.
Eth Racr-Sls furionys- Howins nrr>ish,
sta /. second Deer Hunter, 100 Ws'yin. 100 to ',
third Time. ,iS,1 Serbian. Gov. Tanner. lin
Crow. 81, .NituS Budweser. Welcome Light stub
Dear Creek and Custus also ran. -
Sixth Race One mile and 10 yards kisme, 10Y
tWilSon,. TO 6. won: kingstee. Io4 austin, =
to second: Ki''y C\ de. MS bonner. ibtol ihlrd
Time. i.tOA, Our Lady, Kings Pet. Domin''.
The Messenger and Dawson also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
uJ\\ESOTl STRONG NFN
Win intercollegiate strength TEST ana
Break Former Records.

The result ~ tho annual intercollegiate"
strength test competition was ANNOUNCED
Yesterday by Dr. Watson l.. savage. director
of the Columbia University gymnasium.
The University OF Minnesota captured iirst
rlarr. with II ~ points for the H!ty strongest
men according Ia the Sare"ut system OF
measurement. an average OF LISTS points
TO a man. Columbia came second, Win u
ueI lnan OF ~ 81 Harvard was third and
Amherst snd Wesleyan fourth and fifth
Miunesota's figures hrcah no iorlnc1 record.
made Nv Harvard in last years competitions.
by T.i.5 81 points and show a gain ol 10, aDs 3
points in a singl- year at the Western insti-
with grand total o. ,sia.9. Columbia was
second, with .o.G,s7. and harvard first with
~ 500 toiurrbis managed TO increase her
total by 94a.j points. which gave her second
rlsoe sgaiu this wear after having won n'it
IL 1900 aud 1917, The total Tor the nifty
strongest men this year ttk"n rom all he
institutions arIn'ints to over soon points,
or IN average q over ,1uh points per man,
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Nar,,cborc Crlc,,et Gina Decides Not TO
Widen the Wichci.

Al the nnnual meeting Of the Mnrr."bon"
Cricket NIB h"ld az Lords ON May Il th"
rrorosal 10 widen IN. wicket iroM inches
ia n inches WIS voted upon IN" hil!ot
showed that 2l5 members were IN favor Of the
alteration and 100 against II, KS, however I"
two-thirds majority - necessary before u
law can bn changed. the ptoposll was not
carried md the rule rorua'ns as II Was
A. iL,s meeting lord Nyerstone was
ej,, ted presideu, md the following added to
the con,inittce 4. q, steel, G.; the Enri OF
lncl.Ifid. Mayor W l.. Haro, ana J u, J..
The opcnlnS match Of III" season N the
English county chrmplCnsh'r series was
plnypd ~ the Oval in London an May C. rain
nr,yentiny play az ihr day scheduled Tor
The opening. The bowling ol i'nrHr'oT
who fad arr wed fr"u the nnt,pofcs Ia"
prry,ous evening. enabled NnlMlckshr"
70 win un"x pcc,sdlv by "a nuns Tn" score
vrs: w,ckshrc, 80: ind :; declared for
,ul,kris surrey - and o.. i'"rEr"aNr GRIP
,urcd w,ckets Tor Il runs IN III" first irnnIs
and u Tor 81 IN the second,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Ground to "" Broken Next Week FOR
Suocrba Bowling Alleys.

Ground is to be- broken next week for
mammoth bowling h'll, hotel and cafe. to
he owned and run by President 'hnrl"s n
tbheta. Of tue Brocklvn Baseball cub and
f. G. ,rrruther-. The new venture OF the
popilur BROOKLYN sporting man il to be located
at FRANK in avenue md Fulton street and
viii cost IN the ucghborh0"d OF sl2j.njD.
The building will he .llNlls feet and VIII
be equipped with sixteen bowling alleys, u
adiunots The structure VIII he Two stories
hilh on the main floor VII hr the bowling
sllrys the finest in the United states the
billiard room and The cafe lie second foo
Will I've taken up with ~ in mems" hall. tor
me, tings or balls. and tie necessary rooms
Tor the hotel
Especial accommodations for women :
boWl,ng cluts will h" ore -! the i'utur"s of
The mace. gn nlrlosNrc icing pro ,dtG thht
The rlncr wifi be called the Superbn -
after thu nickname o! the Brooklrns. said
Mir Ebbcts last night.
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ROUTN or MOTOR TRUCKS.
Cont estsnts WIN Climb the Hiih On Amsf o..
dam Avenue To-day.

One more concern enlisted for the COM
mercal vehicle contest yesterday steam
delivery wagon for the first class. lhis
brought the total number OF entries up 10
fourteen, but one steam delivery wagon de-
cided to withdraw yesterday rather than
comply with the rule requiring all vehicles 70
carry load Of at least SO per cent OF the
vehicles wei ht. so that the prospective num-
Der of starters for this morning was last nisht
still thirteen. The committee of the Auto
mobile club In charge Of the contest has done
what it could to avoid whatever httdoo there
may he IN the number by sErI ing II in nllo,-
ting numbers TO the contestants,
TIE comre.itors we're wei lea In w' ., ns
and forty-ninth street at 4 o'clock this morn
nx to be Mes Il il yo h h sss' SSns
O'clock .,...,,... H..
acros. f t p a" ' md rS SIonS rivnn,h stree.
amsterdam vsn.f 70 K,"rsPridS H., r""d NE
ih iTn' be- by W way ~ Of Bailey and sedvwick
avenues to the Fordhnm rond 20 Itrone,
nvrnur and down that. across NE 'tltr.i
to Fifth avenue and stral ght down 10 the
clubhouse. except for n detour along Park
avenue FROM tiyhty-sXth to- S",inn,y.nI ~ \,
consti'ute the first stag" OF the test After
II stop OF forty. i've m inutes for lunch the
second slnce VIII begin from thu, clubhouse
This will be y trip of ten miles downtown
and back 1he route will be direct along
Fifth avenue aud Broadway TO the Battery.
returning bv way of Nest street To Iaight
street, to Canal street. 10 broadway and then
up Broadway and Fifth avenue 70 the clib :
house The lighter vehicles viii maze the
downtown stage twice 80 As TO give them u
tota! run og forty miles. but the heavy trucks
viii have TO go only thirty miles.
There will he no compulsory stops to-day.
there win be- 100 81 )ns Tor the liyhtest vehicles
aud from ten TO tifty stops for tae heavier
wagons.
some of III. vehicles entered are OF novel
character and in,cli il torres, attaches "a th'ir
per fni maurcs, There are four "itable loco
hv steam and tiror burn coal and one coke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
CHiIFTEl rs INCORPORATED.
Charter for National Organization Filed
Yesterday Dinner Planned.

Articles oil incorporation for the Nhsu1eurs
Association of America we're flied yesterday
with the Secretary of state At Albany ana the
much talked about Organization OF this city
is now All incorporated fact. As set forth in
the charter the objects OF the association are
to elevate the profession OF the chauffeur
az applied exclusively to drivers Of gas en-;
gines. aud 10 maintain c'mbho'se for social
purposes The directors are Van Allen
Suule. Charles f.. Neal, Hiram II. i'll and T I,
y. Walch Of New York city. and Samuel
Brock of Brooklyn.
II has been planned by the incorporstors
to have dinner in the near future. al which
officers will be elected
The scheme of the nen TO have graduate
memberships. accompanied by certificates
Of ability, which was part Of the original plan.
has a new aspect in the light ~ the regula,
tions recently adoptrd by the cl'ibnsn anu
dealers and il will he interesting to see what
the new body will do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Baseball Notes.

Pitcher pohcny OF the pusonrg' was sus
n-ndrd for ,c rec days YESTERDAY for his concuc'
IN The game on Monday In she Polo Grounds
The Englevood {. " l.. baseball team would I'VE
To arrange a game Tor next SUNDAY WIN any ANA
trur tenn having IN own groundS. Address Martin
Scully manager. Fnglcwood =. D.
The Monarch A. e. has May ~ and n and Deco
-.t,on nay open for sny strong semi profcssionhl
team within 10, miles Of Now YORK. Offering good
cuarantcc Adurcss r, fsltman, 200 lnton
street, brooklyn.
G. Bonscatrn PoS,on--An unassis'cd ,Iipe pay
/, nossihlc one was made last year by First base .
man O'Haran OF Rochester Paul iiincn OF the o,d
there is strong evidence 10 show that another
PLAYER took part In that play
The Mau,er \ \. has May ~ open, owing 70
,ransfrTrinp OF dates also May ~. and several
dates in June and July. and would be pleased 10
sio,c same With clubs offering suitable Terms
tddress John Eon<elmann, i:,N Myrtle avenue
prootlAn . ..,s
Tx. 10 hear from any mrs, class club Wnn ssM,u'
n, ,On mile. Of New York Offering sulthn!- lnouce
N cnts Tor Wednesdays, SATURDAYS. sundays ana
HOLIDAYS. Ma, rs and - and Decora,on pay ~"
onen Address Frank !. Smith. 'A t'erF s'e'''
Nroohli1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Columbia Enters ithaca Crew In Harlem
Race.

Inasmuch rs the lack of available funds
has constrained Columbia from entering
crew in Iornell's regatta on CnyuEn Lake.
the second varsity crew, which has been IN
training for five months in preparation for
that ruce, viii hc entered in H.. Harlem Re-
the intermediate eigh, -oar.d race for TIA.
Watson cup. The uni versity is 20 be better
represented in the Harlem races this year rh"n
ever before. No less thnn six diferent eight
cared crews are preparing Ia enter the several
events. These are tn. new graduate eight.
the poushkeepsie Varsity. tho Ithaca boat.
the third Varsity and the first and second
freshman crews. In addition the university
will be represented by Il senior four. iW0 XIX
crew and Arthur J, Fraser. 'M. Who Won the
junior single scuil race last year Will row
again,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Columbia Ora mmar Juniors Compete.

The junior games held under the auspices
OF the Columbia Grammar School Athletic
Association ~ Berkeley Oval Yesterday utter
we're broken, the Youngsters performed IN
good style S,cinhardt did good WORK win
n,ne tour OF the six events decided
IL Yard Dash--Won h. Stcinhar.i'; Remington
second; Harris ,hlrd. Time, y - seconds.
putting the a-Pound shot Won nv T. Munrne
with KS feet. Kcntor. second win "a feet II lncors
h Tlci third with ~ feet ~ Inches.
100 Yard DashWon by S,enhardt: BENNINGTON
second: l.. Harris. tnird. Time. ia - seconds.
Running BROAD Lump--Won by kcator. with u
feet inches \. WaSserran. second. with ~ fcrt
/ inch. \. Prl third. with II tcet
puuninp Hlsh 'uHr Won by stcinhhrdt. with
I fert 10 inches: f. Hansen, second. with 'crt 81,
inches A. rlrl. third with feet ~ inches
:2J tnud tim Won 10y Stcnhrrd': stern, second:
Waldo third. lime. - as seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Harvard and Vale to Meets At Polo.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 10 The Har ward
polo team to-day chaiien g"d the New Haven
polo team. which is composed OF Yale men
for n game to be played nj Hamilton. Mnss.,
on the Mvopia Polo Club grounds The date
is So, for soinc time in the bitter part Of June
The Yale team was recently organized aud
il win be the first polo mntch pia yed hot wee,l
univer si'y teams. The Yale team is reccy ing
many chaflen ges from different TENNIS through
the country an d II they y ccept all these they
viii play q game week tll the close Of tnc
coleg" year.
The Princeton team, newly i2pd, s
anxious to meet the men from New Haven,
and a match will soon he arranged,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
At Chicago.

CHICAGO May is.-Gregor X. the popular Derby
eeldag owned by Walter Hedges Co. won the
mile and a sixteenth handicap In the track record
Of "a at Worth to day. This breaks the record
BY two .ffths OF a second mark which was maue
hy Denman 1hum pSon Two years ago. Fred Cook
DeIbu colt linvuiAt turned the tables on SoOlh
Saycr to day. winning the third race In easy fashion
aud running the mile and seventy Yards wilhln
MIN OF a second Of the track record held ny Ihahs
As four OF the winners were fuvorl'"s and wen
played. the bookmakers lost heavily on the DAY
FRS, Race-five and a half fnrlongs Nellie
Waddril los ,Oilsl. to :? won: l.uctn Applrpy.
no tHenryl. 10 to /. srcond: Mayer Johnson. lo'
CP. Phillips. 20 10 /. third. Time. l;07 !? d Never
Fret Haviland, fsde Mcny. Coal Ruunrr, ChN"n
Roy. Trus. Lee Stinson and Sol also ran.
Second Race Seven furlOngS PIRATE. lh ~.
Hahn, Is to S. won: Meran 0s trrcanor. Is TO ).
second: Nimble Nag. ~ III. philips 20 10 mira
Time. lbs Is Lucy Locke'. oi'viie. Dr Worth
Courage and Sir Claus also ran.
Third Race-Onr mile and 10 Yards Ling MIST.
UalD 4 10 t. second: Dan McKennu los &C.. Grey.
10 to |. third. Time. la% IS Sarah Maxim ana
Prodiga son also ran.
Fourth Race one mile and sixteenth Gregor
r.. iU2 Up. philips, = to |. Won! bondage ~ Rob
bins Ia 10 s. second Rolling l,ocr io7 Henry.
II 10 s. third, Time. l+s Thane also ran
r!f,h Racr-One mile and q quarter Compass
i02 ii. booker. ato I, won; rchIn. ~ &C. Zen
to l. second Gin SPRAY, i0t tkobbins,. TO ,.
third. Time. 2Os IS False Lead. Dutch Carter.
Prince webb and Malay also ran. .
sixth Race Seven furDn-s Nhnir ThompSnn. ~
iNIlliams,, to S. Won tier. l07 npom'nlckN.
10 s. second. Goidsgs. iOi Cfrranor, 20 20 L. 'hrd
Time, l2I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Novel Aut omobile Ent crt ainment.

An automobile trip around the world
il the title of novel form Of entertainment
arranged for East Orange residents on Me
mortal Dav. II is for the benefit Of tol-
vary Baptist Church In Fast Orange The
plan IL TO have various houses arranged to
represent different countries Some OF the
f,ues, motor cars in America will be in service.
They will start from a central station. carry
ms tourists first to Berlin. represented BY
the home Of W. r. Wilson in Mape street.
home OF Mr. and Mrs Searles. Arlington
averre From the French capital they 60
on to rolio. represented br the residence
capital n io'irner will bs made TO London,
and thence bach, to the church q, East Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Eastern League.

STANDING or THE CLUB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-20
Columbia Lacrosse In Financial straits

After the most suocsA.fnl season in the
history Of Columbia lacrosse the team is
in hnunc inl straits and unless find are i'm
mediutely forthcoming the remaining 60 mes
IN the schedule will have to be cancelled
Dr.. Albert Il. Gicschen, 20, the IRA duate
coach, has issued statement that unless
$50 is raised at once the team will have to
sban don its trip to CanibI idge on Saturday
TO NEE, Harvard n the final game for the
championship Of the Inter. rniyersity "a.
crosse League. A. last eXpedient the
mana gers will endeavor to negotiate loan
cor sist~.t with the rulet Of the University
comptroller Of sports 40 that the Harvard
or me ,rn he PLAYED.
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n.,nner and u.u,tbes Wr-.,ie to q Draw

SCRANTON. Pa May 10 GEORGE Bothner
md Max Im,,bnc Nrestled before u fair
sized crowd at the Armory in this city last
night. The bout was called shortly before
IL o clock The men struggled for an hour
without either having ohtn,ned taN When the
match was declared q draw. l.ui,arr Ma
the assre..or. The CROWD TOOK the bout lily
nd Il ,re ofrs loud ali Nuis Of Fake
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CRtIEN Plate FOR WHITNEY.
Pan Michael starts FaN0rite and Wins
nj York,

Special Ch6It DfJpdfch 10 TRk sun.
LONDON. May 10 The race for the Craven
plate. valued at i6N sovereisns, was run NJ the
opet ~ OF the York spring meeting to-day.
William C. Whitney's Pun Michael. ridden
by Martin won: John 0sborne's Rooyer
CrnY was second aud II. Sundfords Craig
mount wns third -Four other horses ran,
The betting was to 4 on the winner and
q TO 1 against the second and third horses,
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international Chess.

.S,sci1i Cab,t Drspd'ck 10 l'Hs SuS,
VIENNA MAY ~, The thirteenth round
of the international gamhit tournament.
contested In this city to-day. resulted IA
follows: Tschy orin beat Pillsbury, MnrocAy
beat rrchmanu. Schlrchter beat Marco,
Gunsherg beat Misses. Adjourned: Swi-
derski Marshall.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Boat ens. Philadelphia and CIeyeIands No.
feat Their Rivals.

In the American Lea que race there were
TWO changes yesterday. The Bostons beat
Detr oft and took third place away from them.
The Clevelands beat Wasbn gton and pa ssed
the ST Louis team. which was beaten by
Philadelphia. Results:
Cleveland. Q: Washington. 1.
Philadelphia !: 81. Louis. 4.
HoeApN b bet