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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-24

BOSTON IN. L.. 2; NEW YORK IN. L. o.
light hitting and little doing con spired to
make yesterdays game at the. Polo rounds
between the New Yorks and Bostons very
tame. The previous games were spirited
this one was quite barren Of thrills
and excitement. For the New Yorke IL was
an especially listless matinee. ior they were
shut out by the score Of 2 to o. Jim Corbett
sat in one end Of the gr and stand and Jim
Jenries In the other, and each hoped there
would be- no harder hitting when they come
together than there was yesterday. Blond
Miller and Brunette pittin ger both pitched
shsde the better and at critical moments
The New. Works had n numerous oppor t,,nities
S hTt wsrs mot to them Nth
was in the seventh inning. There were three
on bases and only one out, This Is where
Pittinger showed his worth. II was pot
much Of a feat for him TO strike out Miller.
sscot care q him, TOO. on strlkes; This wa.
taken at the flood would have led on To victory.
but. being omitted. the remaining two inning
Msrs bound deaG N shSl rs and e'phersno
:, Dexter made both OF the, Boston runs
He beat out an infleld, but In the third inni 2
Tenney. got four balls and Babb fumbled
Ssss. fH.n SsI fqS%Ssd essuas
Ro%s' re O sish 9SS't INNING ing Pessers dis
eliminating eye passed him along to first
base on four balls. lie stole second with
him home with a long. low. rakish drive to
right for two bases
Both catchers threw To bases with marked
speed and precision. Kittridges throwing
70 second was the best 80 far OF the season
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Yachting Notes,

The new STRAIN yacht built by Herresbon for
Wee Commodore Morton z. Plant has been named
Parthenia
The steam yacht Reva owned by =: Godfrey Of
ST. Louis, u al Nixon's yard being ntted with
clipper bow In place OF the straight stem and new
triple expansion engines.
The schooner yacht Lascas. which WAS built
some years AFRO for John r. brooks and afterward
sold 20 o German yachtsman, has been purchased
by member OF the New York Yacht Club and will
be seen In these waters this season.
The steam yacht Surf. owned by T. D. LAmher
Of Le,h. has bern chartered through Tsms, lie.
moline Crane by Adrian lsehn, u The Surf was
chartered two years ago BY C. X g. Blll,ngs. she
Is I1S feet on the water line. 2ses feet BEAM and
N.es feet deep.
sally VI, the Is .footer designed year ago by
Fred LAwiey for l.. y. Percival was an pped on the
steamer Louisiana al Chancstown and Will be sent
70 her new owner. Dr, Augsburg of riga. Russia.
The yacht will 20 nrS TO Copenhagen and thence
10 Riga and win probably be raced In the kiel re-
Raitas On the other side she will be known as
plain Sally.-BoSon Transeript.
Frank BOVINE Jones reports the following sales
Of yachts: !soop Hdsns, by George q. Curtis TO
Fredenck J. schnsscl; yaw Quo vsdis ey Free
man H. Britys to W. bernard Duke; sloop En-
pIonri, by Alfred pests 10 Roy a; Rsiney: sloop
about Belinda, by Jacob ]. Bergen 10 Francis g.
stewart: knockabout Gowan. BY Z. q. Stewart 10
y. v. Bennls knockabo Bobs. by W. A. w. Stewart
70 Allen =. Hsilett: knockabout Vfser H.. By W. ID
ueanen " h. 3. AppsetoaL
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JEFFRIES HAS A BAD EYE.
Member Innamed - . Result of Coid-WiIl'
Ing 10 Fight In Mexico.

Champion Jim Jeffries Is suffering from a
bad right eye as the result Of u slight cold.
The Boilermaker was seized with chill the
other night, and upon arising the following
morning his eye was much infamed and al
most closed. Applications OF witch hazel
and rose water helped the eye considerably.
and yesterday Jeffries was able to see out
OF 1t. He does not expect any, further trouble.
although his physician has advised him TO he
very careful Jeflrias otherwise Is In the best
Of condition. Regarding his future plans
Jefrries says: Il will remain in town until
about May {. when will leave for the South
in company with Doh titH.inmons. We are
billed to spar at Chattanooga, Tenn. later
In the week. A.. to my proposed match with
Jim Corbeti all eau say Is that will be in
trim. ! anu taking the best OF care OF myself.
] weigh over :i5 pounds. which Is my weight
a. yet been fixed upon for the nsht; But I
do not think that II will occur later than Au-
gust t. Speaking Of the plan TO have the battle
decided in the City. OF Mexico. Jenries de-
clared: Il am satisfied to light Corbett any,
where. We have practically agreed to meet
at the Yosemite A, C., San Francisco. Box.
Ing is permitted In that city so what u the use
OF talking about other places?"
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sbake-Up in Pennsylvania Crews.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 20 There was a
general shake-up OF the University Of Penn
sylvania crews to-day. Being Obliged to
take whitmore out Of the Varsity boat, it
WINS decided to make all the changes desired
now rather than 70 wait. as had been in
tended. until after ne TIP TO annapolis next
whitmore's place at No .. The second
crew Is orranised ana i now known ONT as the
Ithaca on May so As no mon who. have
rowed In a race at Poughkeep.ie are eligible
TO be withdrawn. Two four-oared crews
were organized and these men received seats
In these boats. Consequently there Is no
third crew now The crews are made up as
follows:
Varsity Zane. bow; Robertson, q Csbeen.
8: Williams 4: Gardiner. s: Allyn. o: Eckfelt. Z:
Shisier. stroke, and REGISTER, coxswain.
Junior varsity-Bog ardus, bow; Crowell. .:
Klrkbride 9; FortlneI, q Dick 8: Kessey,G Lea, 4;
Beers stroke, and Bruner, coxswAin.
First four-Smth, bow: Keller. .: Csthcart, 8.
and Hildebrand, stroke.
Second Four-Kausga, bow; Marshall. 2.
Garrett. D. and Holbrook stroke.
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Snort. Of All Kinds 10 BE Held 1t st. LsuAs.

Secretary James T.. Sullivan OF the Amateur
Athletic Union returned yesterday from 81
Louis, where he went to confer with the sxs
position authorities In relation TO amateur
sports at the worlds fair. He had severed
conferences with the director ri sxhtbitst
y. J. v. Skin. and A. l.. Shapleigh. . mems
Der OF the executive committee and chatfs
man OF the athletic committee.
The athletic end OF the exposition has not
as vet taken q definite shape. however, bue
IL Is the intention OF the worlds fair peos
pie 20 make amateur sports a prominent
feature OF the exposition. to he classified ~
one OF the departments. known as the nos
partment OF Physical Culture. An up-t0-
date gymnasium Is TO be built and stadiu1
that Is expected to seat from 10000 TO 900
persons around q quarter mile cinder tracSs
of the Washington University. The> Olyus
plan games will be the principal feature a.
include competing teams from almost every
country in the world. -..t
The work on the fair grounds ard ~
buildings i being rapidly pushed. and srsss
OF Chicago in the matter OF construction -
the same time prior to the opening OF ~
show In ground space 81. ouis excSl0
polo. automobiling and other sports thst -
uuire great deal OF space. ZII
While IN the West Secretary subway ha1
n conference with President Iiringer 81 ~
Amateur Athletic Union, and Just Al 800
tsc the dspsren tar eSe S,ic. aresa
Iiginger will Gull his olympisn Rsn.es eos
mittee together and arrange the prograuSUn
for that particular meeting. ~
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Monmouth County 10 Have q speedway

IoXa BRANCH, y. j., April % Owners Of
speedy horses attended a meeting held In this
city to-day TO perfect the organization OF
the Monmouth county speedway The Of
f,cers of the new association are: President,
John B. sexton, yice-presdent, Halscy VIII
coy; secretary r. II. Curtis; financial secre-
tary, DR. II {. Scobey; treasurer. August us
Chan Her. The following committee was
selected on site: Edward Brewer. Halsey
Wilcox, l. T.. Coward. W. A. Beeoroft. q. W
Wenrt, Capt. George Bailey. William Bryan,
DR. " b Haight. Robert Drpmmond; DI,
II. c. Scobcy, George c. Stangel and John b.
The proposed speedway will start from
the Stone road al the Elteron bridge and run
quarter, OF mile. The speedway will he
100 feet in width. just as soon ms the location
has been decided n committee will wait on
Tor an appropriation to build a speedway.
a recent State law making provision for such
expenditures
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Al 81. Louis.

ST. Louis. April 2s-Eiastic. the favorte In the
feature race Of the Kinoc racing 10 day. had no
trouble In winning by . length and half from
sylvia Tai bot who cut out the running.
First Race--Six furiongs-hoIne T., iN (Sinrle-
tom, TO I, won: Ben Huium. i06 tPostl. ~ 70 B.
second: vlcle Vance. III tDAel 70 l. third. Time.
ilS. Leila Barr. PsrnsAsus, Thisbe. Peter Duryea.
KihIiehi. Preslonian, kimon CAne. Hsilucination.
submarine. Kings Pet and Fugurtha also ran,
Second Raoe-one miie.TIayers, 100 totisl
Deutschland. 81 tMoll. .syen. third Time. Ia;
Barklemore, bes Losr. FIRST One. i'acstiara and
Paramount also ran. - -
Chief 10. savers: 70 !; won; Mi%less % ssn si
to third. Time. ISM. Soaps, King Barley =
Fourth RAce--Tranq VILLA Stakes.Six furiongs.
Elastic. IL tDae), 70 0, won; Sylvia Talbot, ITO
(Donovanl, 10 70 o. second. Delagoa, III tSintle-
toni, Is TO ., third. Time. la Maude Come
Fiiih Rsce..Seven furionrs-- Bcnr.l, III Ds.,.
4 70 1. won Welcome Light, 100 pavtssonl. 20 TO
/, second Kilty clyde. ioe (sinsletonla rs 70 4.
Prince ReSsrd. Judge Cantriii. Lady 3ocslyn.
si.,h Hscs.sa. iur'onssJpIr SS SCI 10 q a
s:ecnd: IN los !smi.n = sek tnNI; Tine: Ia
Nauiahka also ran.
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The case Of Alexander Mclean of Boston
against the National Cycle Association has
fallen dat. Justice Braley In the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts, on Wednesday re-
fused the application by Mclean for a man.
damus compelling the N. C. A. TO reinstste
him. and dismissed the case With some rather
scathing remarks 10 the effect that Mclean
had not proven that he 10 q member Of the
N. G. A.. or had been deprived Of anything.
and that o man could not break into q club
or other organization where he was not
wanted.
Chairman Batchelder Of the n. C. A. board
OF contr oil. who returned from Boston TO New
York yesterday with the news Of the result In
court. sJd,
-Inevr saw such weak case. McTean's
lawyer had neglected TO provide himself
with any sort Of evidence to give his case
legal standing. or course he could not prove
that McI.ane had been member Of the n. c.
A. and had been put out and thereby deprived
OF some thing that he previously had. That
was what the court seemed 10 deem necessary
The case was practically thrown out Of court.
There are no individual memberships In the
N. &. A.. only clubs. tracks and associations.
Mclean never was a member as an individual
AZ a stookholder in the Revere Beach track
had s . the sso Sst sa.
registration card as a rider. but he allowed
that to Lapse without rene rene, winF IT, Australia
re was prevented from RANG III Ausuaihi
by ne Fedesstion theTs ard not at The h.,r re
him when II learned he was In bad .standing
here 1 really don't see where he has a
case.
Mclean was suspended by the NJ G.. A.
for failing TO pay the prize money 70 riders
In a six day race which he promoted at Bos-
ton In January, 1902. Besides his action
for mandamus for reinstatement, he has a
suit for damages pending against the N Z. A.
The case has been OF mu CHI interest as II was
considered II would be test OF the power
Of the controlling body TO regulate this sport
The national paced circuit for the selection
Of a pace-iollowing cham pion by the point
system. Will begin the first week In June
tive committee OF the circuit held at Boston
last Monday The schedule for the first six
weeks OF the circuit has been made up and IL
will be completed later. The tracks OF the
circuit and the riders that will represent the
tracks have been finally selected as follows;
Bobbie ,Walthour. Providence; Harry Fixes.
Philadelphia. Joe Nelson. Charles River
Park: Hugh Mclean, Revere: viii c, stinson.
Worcester; Otto Maya Ptts6urg; Bonnie ny
New York; Gassie lawson; Lowell: HGw sn,,d
City: Harry Caldwell, Hartford and New
Each of these TRACKS excepting Hartford
and New Haven IL to- have. one circuit
race. The Hartford and New Haven tracks
will have q meet every alternate week. Sub
stitute riders have been chosen as fell ows
Nat Butler, Floyd Mcfarland. Louis Melting.
Charley Mcconnell and Hardy Downing
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FOSTER To TRAIN HCHE SNEY.
Former Owner Of DR.. Rice Has Been I'm.
FACED by z. Y. Sntethers.

E.E Smathers, who purchased the much.
tlked-of McChesney last winter for $50 900
md the two-year-od colt Dick Bernard for
q. 900. has engaged Fred Foster 20 train for
him this year. Foster Is well known on tho
turf as the man who owned and trained DR.,
Rice the year that horse won the Brooklyn
way 10 Memphis to take charge OF McChesney
and Dick Bernard. who will be shipped 10
Chicago to-day. where they will be rae ed
until the close Of the Washington Park meet
ing, after which Foster will take them 20
Saratoga Mr.. Smathers intends to increase
his. string and Foster has tnstructions to
look out for some other good horses.
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YOUNG CORBETT TO FIGHT.
Arranges Q Match With Biliy Decoursey,
His Former spa ring Partner.

Young Corbctt has changed his mind about
not engaging in another fight until the fall.
A despatch from Salt Lake City says that tho
champion has signed articles to meet Billy
Decoursey at that place on May 1. The mill
Is for six rounds and Corbett must knock out
Decoursey In order to win. The match was
arranged In moment Of pique by Corbett.
Decoursey had been. up to the other night.
the Denver lads sparring partner on the
sey left the company in hun Deooursey Is
looked upon ms a pugilist OF no mean ability.
delaney and Billy I.avigne believe that De-
coursey will be on his feet at the end OF the
han
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FOR LTGHTWEIGHT TITLE.
Joe Gam Matched to Box Buddy" King
At Butte In June.

Joe Cans OF Baltimore and Buddy" King
OF Butte, Mon. have agreed to box twenty
rounds for the lightweight title at the Broad
way A. c.. Butte. on June IS. The match
was made yesterday by James r. Murphy
the representative OF the Western club. who
is now in town. The weight Is 1885 pounds
weigh in at clock on the afternoon Of the
contest. Murphy is figuring on arranging
a carnival for the club to take place some
together Jack Mccormick Of Philadelphia
and George Gardiner OF Lowell. Tommy
weight OF the West and Martin Duffy OF
Chicago and, "Rube" Ferns OF Buffalo.
Murphy adds that he wants the best Of talent
and that his club viii pay well to get II.
Murphy says that the match between
Shaikey and Munroe is just as remote a. ever
and he does not know when the two will
ronrerppd
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NV YORK

Lett on bsses-Nsx YORK., O. Washington. q
Two base hts-Conroy. Camel. Sacr0ce hits
Camel, o Common. Stolen bases-fultx. Double
liams. Courtney, Williams and Camel Hit by
ptcher.Deeaanty. umptre-Connoly. Tme-1
hour and IS minutes. Atendance-27f0.
PHILADELPHIA a. L., 7: BOSTON "a. L.. 4.
PHILApRLpHiA. April 2s.--rhe Boston team could
90 little or nothing with the delivery OF Henley
troll temporarily and sent four 70 frst on balls.
forcing In q run, but with this exception he was
master OF the situation. A cold, diaagreea BILE
driEze prevailed all the afternoon. Attendance.
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IN THB BASEBALL WORLD.
NEW YORK NATIONALS SHUT OUT
ny THE BOSTONS.

Brookiyns Win From Philadelphia. and
Two Piayers Are Put Out u the Came
for Kies<ing-Cha mpi0ns Beat %. Louis
-Chicagos Tromce the Cincinnatis.
The New York Nationals were In second
pace for only q day. They were white
washed by the Bostons yesterday and fell
hack to third place. while the Bostons took
second place In the National League stand
ing The Brookiyns defeated Philadelphia
and passed them In the race. The Pitts
bures siren ethened their lead by defeating
81. Louis. and the Chioasos won from the
tail-end Cincinnatis. Results Of yesterdays
games:
Boston, 2: New YORK. o.
Brooklyn, a. Philadelphia, ,.
Chicago, 8: Cincinnati. 3.
Pfttsburg, \: ~. Louis. L.
STAMINA china
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CHIcAoo. April as-chicsgo turned the table:
on Cincinnati TO day by winning a hard fought
and intcrrsfins rame Attendance. 100.
CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO
.Batted for weres In the third inning.
sBatted for Sutthof In the ninth inning.

sBatted for weggs In the third inning.
.Batted for Sutthon In the ninth inning.
cCinnse;ssSnSs,;;ii.......,...,S -
First base on errors-ChicaRo. !; Cincinnati. 3.
Left on bAses-Chicaeo. u Cincinnati. T. Pirst base
Struck out-By weimer, s: BY Sutthon. !. Two =
base hits-Kciy. Stsnfeldt; Sacrifice hits,Ssy.
pisys-Siasie and king: Morrissey and Bcckley
Hh by pitched bell-By Weggs, I; BY Suthon. !.
and 20 minutes.
yrrrssuRo. O. sr. LOUIS. Z N.L J
PIrrsBpRo. April 2s.-Pitts burG won the second
game Of the series from 81. Louis 10 day by superb
feidlhg and timely hitting The features were
two long home runs by Sebring.
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BOWLING.

The Lady Rossdais team ssses sArsa over
700 10 the vomenS tovrssmsss yssserosy s'sf-
noon. The scerus'
YrHsT GAME. 49,
pu,ressv, IAAies--Mrs- Vctter. io7: Hrs Anss,
ga. w Rob6ns i2s: Mn. Sieburs. is'' hrs.
Wise los Total. eos A., r,.r,,.
"isdy RosedaIe-Mrs. wishym. 100 MIS- fTereM'
~ Xrs' Wuehrmann. ia; Mn. Ross fas MT
Henkcn. i65. Total. 7T.
Progressive Lsdies.Mrs ystter ~: NJ W. T M.sa
81; Nrs Robbins, Ia Ms Ssburs' Nv h"' "s''
ic AIN var winlle Lsdies-Mn: sehwei,, io7; Miss
TO- Mr:. oeorri. ia. Totsl. Oh.
W. TuIRD oAhn. -. ,,..
Lady Rosedale-Nr- wichum. 10 Ms ffetsn
,si; krs. wuthrmann. i7s Mrs FosA is'' A'
Rip Van Wrinkle iades-Mrs sehwas iSc /, MIA ~
pa,ehle los; Mrs.. Klumpp. 100, MIS- Dousne"'
~: Mrs. Georri. iO. Total, ~
BswIiug Games Tonight.
the sun individual Champtonshlp-Meyn s'sr'
and Ais.on a. the White EephAns esseSA
u..s.,L WssAtngssa Park. 2. =. Te-day'
n.,.r,yv Va phyIadeirhia. Admisssoa nc - %6s
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Jack oBrien Of Philadelphia may not be
able to meet Marvin Hart OF Louisville at
Philadelphia on May 0. In his recent fight
with Joe walcott at Boston. OBrien hurt one
of his knuckles so badly that he has had
the member placed in a, plaster cast
o'Brien was TO have met Charley Haehey
before the National A., G.. Philadelphia,
on in consequence Of his injury. O'Brien
denies that Joe Walcott did not strive to
knock him out 10 their bout at Boston. O'Brien
cause he failed to win has circulated stories
that he was under restrictions ip that night
O'Rrien contends that he Is willing 70 fight
Walcott again under any conditions just TO
show the public that he Is his superior
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QUHRN WILKES MEETS DEFEAT.
NORA M'KINNEY WINS IN TWO
OF THREE BRUSHES.

T. r. smathers's Champion Struggles
Gamely to Retain Her speedway
IAurels. but ar.xt an Ives,s Mare Il
reo Nusn "a. u..--osh.r C.n,sssa
The two Speedway queens, Nora McKin-
ney, 7i2h, and Queen wilkes. met yesterday
in the first battle for supremacy, and Bray
ton Ives's mare WAS the winner Ever sinoe
~. a., n sIs va s"e "m .h r, e' s s
nes s appeslance on sne ha i,,r, dr,ve.
put every competitor she met in second place.
and she has become not only the pride Of
first defeat In her long career came on Sum
not a. her he., Sorw ,b.n e'eo '"'' '"' "''
$500. ~. s.e" ..,..
iesteroay ne queen met competitor
onds and a half In oaX, and, hough be-
fore the start Mr.. smathers pronounced his
ney fairly outlasted her at the terrific pace set
from start to finish.
second. she fairly few over the ground. and
Sols 70 tss
then .bs vor "nw hv ,,s s os her nscI
and Queen NV Wilkes Il tipped over right at the
post. It was a mastery drive on the part
A. \
Neither mare made mistake In the second
heat and Mr.. smathers fairly forced the
uon hir, ths h.at h., hoW ,hs Ian sth os her
Wi ma" ~'I 1,, t ~ nan .sas ~ no ~
neck. MT ives declared thst whns ne mao
have made more Diet etmined effort There
was a iook NJ deter min alton on the face Of
each owner Sr before The start for the deciding
stTugele that told pisinIv how hishiy each
Wonid yaIie the honor his fayorite might
Win. 'a'"' '"' "o"o' "'' '"''''' '"sA
The noos In tho third heat wa. .,mnlv heart
breaLip~ and II soon became a anestion as
10 which horse could stand the strain long
eoo"nh - wasr down ,ba nth.r Just beInw
he n,,srter. mile nost enesn Wiles sweryed
hut Nj Smathers puned her Together and
there N n. no iet,un IN the terriac elm oain
she swerveS and nysin The skiiied hand
strs,9htened ber and Lspt her nj the task
- rkich sba ,yss nioin1v tirad the end
~ the IRON raiiino she Could stand the strain
no Ion ger and she broke into n run and was
taken IN hand and logged straight home.
Nathan Strams with The bav pacer named
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Biz Schedule for Empire CITY Track.

From the programme that has been issued
by the Empire City Trotting Club and the
New York Driving Club. this season promises
TO be an exceedingly active one at the Empire
track In Yonkers
Beginning Oh Decoration Day there will
be weekly attractions. flushing on Oct. %
There will be sixteen meetings on the Empire
plan OF matinee racing under tho auspices
Of the New York Driving Club, which has a
larger membership than any other driving
club In the country. There will be three
profes sional trotting meetings and couple
Of important automobile events.
Although the schedule issued yesterday
is subject to change. IL h the Intention OF the
officers of both clubs 70 carry out the pro-
gramme with AS few substitutions as pos
sible
Following Is the schedule:
May 30 programme to be arranged; June 49,
New York Driving Club: June "a, matinee, New
York Driving Club: July :. professional meet
Empire City Trotting Club; July II. matinee, New
York Driving Club. July 10. matinee, New York
Driving Club July IS. Fou mier winton international
!ionai automobile race; Aug; !, matlnss. NsT
Driving Club; Aug 10 to rs, Grand Circuit meeting.
Empire CITY Trolling Club; Aug. II TO "a. Grand
Circuit meeting, Brighton Beach; Aug. %. matinee,
New York Driving Club: Aug. 20, matnte, New
Driving Club: sept. I professional meet. Empire
Driving Club: sept. 10. professional meet. Empire
City T'rottng Club; sept. 1 matlnfe. New York
Driving Club Oct. 5, Championship, matinee,
Driving Club: Oct. II, matinee New YORK Drlv.
ing Club: Oct. ~ championship matinee. New
York Driving Club.
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First base on erros.Boston. 2: Philadelphia, 1.
Left on bases-Boston. q: Philadelphia, g. First
base on balls Ion winters. I; Oh Henley, s. Struck
inns. two base hits Hartsel. Seybold. .Sacrnce
hits-I.. Cross. Pickering. n. Cross stolen bases
and N. Cross. Passed bal-Fsrreli. umpires
-Hassett and Caruihers. rme-i hour and
IS minutes.
CHICAGO "a. Ll. g. ST. LOUIS a. L), ).
ST. LOUIS, April 23,--Chicago again trimmed
81. Louis to day, Green's home drive over the
right neld fence In the tenth Inning winning for the
visitors. Attendance, I,s0o.
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NEW YORK "a. L.h 7; WARRINGTON. Q.
WASHINGTON. April as.-The New Yorh
Americans showed some Of their real form
to-day and vanauished the Senators By TO 2.
Except for Longs poor work at short the
visitors' playing was exceptionally fast
Dou9ie plays deprived washins ton of a
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have acid kinney Lou TO John Sbephe I'd OF Boston
but would campaign the horse through The Grand ,a
Doble to might. Kinney Lou has not been sold
! Will campaign him this season. training him
here at Lexington"
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W. X. Vanderbii;'s Alpha Runs Second.

special Cabi, De,pafch TO THE SUN.
PARIS. April % W X. Nanderbit's Alpha
finished second in the race for the Prix Gref-
fulhe TODAY The race was won bv VI Call
iault's Chatte Blanche with Mr.. Pratt's Flam-
beau third