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New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
CHICAGO BEATS BROOKLYN, 6 TO g.
Good Batting Gives Westerners the Game
Superbas Field Well.

Good batting enabled Chicago to defeat Brooklyn
at washington Park yesterday by a score OF TO s.
Killing made a home In the sixth inning SEND
ins IN Lowe and made three -bagger in the
eighth SlagIe's tumble of Doyles fly in the tnlro
gave the home additional run AFTER TWO
runs had been made. The fielding Of the nome
club without error.
The visitors scored first in the second inning.
Jones went to first on balls. Tinker went out on
a grounder but Jones got second on the play.
Casey was retired inhed hit, and Jones
reached third. loves single tailed Jones. In
the third inning the home team took the lead,
making three runs. Thielman walked, and schmidt
sacrificed. Strang singled. sending Ih1elnah
across the plate. McCreedie hit: got Strang to
third and got second SCheckard flied to Jones;
while Strang got home. and McCreedie reached
third Doyle's fly was muffed by Slage, ana Nc Nc.
Creedie tailed. Dahen struck out In the hItn
Chicago tied the score, when Lowe made single
Wicker a double, Harley a triple and Sagie
bounder brought in two runs In the toII0Ning
inning the visitors made two more when 1li1Kel 1K
got across the plate Kings home run Ihe
final run was made by Chicago in the eighth nm
ing when Lowe tailed on Kings three-oasSer-
The
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
.4UTOMOBILING.
association Regulates
Drivers and Storage.

At a meeting of the American Automople
Association yesterday rules regulating operators
in relation to retail automobile houses and stor-
age stations were adopted. The support of the
Automobile Club of America the National AS
sociation of Automobile Manufacturers and the
New-York Automobile Trade Association is as
sured.
According to the rules. no commissions OF any
kind are to be given by dealers to drivers. nor
are inducements of any sort to be o1ereo
to them induce them to store the cars OF S.eiI
owners in one pIa ce. rather than anotner CNH-
ers are expected to send a written oroer
storage houses telling how much authority their
drivers are to have in taking out the iiidclll, ii
~, having repafrs done without special per-nls-
sion. 49,. 80
Dealers are required to keep a register oi
drivers giving details of efficiency and record
of service Drivers who are not registered W
the dealers are not to be employed by members
~ he lub
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

The Giants lost Cincinnati at the Polo GROUNDS
Yesterday by a score of ( to l In OF the pest
games played this season. Mathewson pitched for
the home and established a record for the
season, striking out thirteen men. Up to the third
inning he did not allow hit. Ewing, for the vls-
itors pitched fine FORM In the final inning
Mathewson tired.
II was not until the ninth inning that was
made by either side. Then New-York made one
run, while Cincinnati made four. Kelley, first up
Cincinnati in the ninth. singled to right Sey-
sacrificed. Donln struck out and Beckley made
a two-bagger. scoring Kelley: Steinfeldt tflpled
Steinfedt got home Corcorans hit. Magoon
made a two-bagger and Corcoran tailed. Peltz
walked and Ewing struck out. For New-York, Nc
Gam got first a nice single TO left. passed
ball put McGann on second. Mertes famed and
BresTlahan. who batted for Dunn. made single.
lauder forced out BreSuahan at second McCIann
scored Warner. who batted for Gilbert was struck
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
NEW RACING RULES ADOPTED.

The directors Of the American Automobihng
Association met yesterday and approved the new
racing rules, copy of which will be issued in a
few days. All meets sanctioned prior to yesterday
will be held under the old rules. These are the
Memorial Day meet the Massachusetts meet and
the races at Enlpire track. The meets to be held
under the new rules are the Syracuse meet. on May
II and z: the Michigan meet, May 80. and the
Washington meet. on July and 4.
A special meeting has been called for June to
adopt resolutions to allow individual membership
In the association Under the old resolutions only
clubs were allowed members and 1t IS thought
that if the resolutions are changed to admit
of individual membership it will greatly help to en-
courage the sport.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
REFITTED RELIANCE IN TRIAL SPIN.
Sails from Bristol to Fort Adams-New
Canvas and Spars Fit Well.

Bristol r l. May 12-The Reliance had her first
trial spin to-day since she reftted with spars
and sails she left her mOorings shortly after
D. m she carried mansaH. which proved
to be a good fit also a mainboom and larger
main gaff both OF which seemed to work well IN
taking up the slack in the mainsai The trip ended
at O'Clock. the boat beating down far as Fort
and running back again before the wind
with baIlOOners and Spinnaker set Mr. Isen. the
manager: Captain Woodbury. Kane. Dr. Monahar
and Designer Nat HereshOf board
Mr. ISelin after the trip said that to-days test
of the spars and rigging satisfactory. and that
everything had worked well. The boat. he said
would go out Tomorrow for another sail but as
there was some work be done her in the
morning the trip might possibly be delayed until
bs aff
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
LOU DILLON SOLD FOR s12,5oO
C. K G. Billings Buys Her at Cleveland
Sale-Other Prices Only Fair

Cleveland. Nav 12-The annual blue ribbon horse
sales at the FasgTipton stables began to-day. with
large number of horsemen present The prices
realized however were only fair. Lou Dillon
brought the highest price $1,000. going to c. K. G.
billings of New-York Other sales above $1,000
t-r,ranee b. m. 1895. by Prcdigal-Etta Baron:
Henry Schnulbach, Wheeling S1,6O0
Mabel onward. b. m. 1895 by Shadeland Onward
sentinel Belle: Whfteley Stables MunCie, Ind 1000
7-47e1rna simmons 1897. by Snmous-Wind-
eorna. sterling r. HcIt, indianapolis l,050
NenaoTa 1nS2 bG G;is6n m; lsse NewY = 1850
Amelia b m. 1888, by Antrtn1-Eazel Kirk; o. G.
Kent Ceyela ID '-'o"
Log DioH; fh- q m B1iinss NewrYork - 500
cir Albert s. b. &. 1895. by Diablo-E>ffe Logan; -
New $40
rolv Dillon b 1895. by Sidney Dillon-Doily; 80
Tohn Mcclure NeT-Y ork. 3tOO
M9rengo R1dn king; T Detroit T 300
Oyybo ch G. 1900, 10y Owyhee-Bertha; William -
Mildred s r +. 1906 by KlaNawal-Futh c: o
c+flettn ch G 1900 by SteinWay-Noa: James
Golden Nedford. Mass -4oO
1,av njrect frecord 2:10l. b. h.. 1875, by Direct -
d Lee. -."Vo
E,eyF,eI hll r 1900 by Rey Drect-Mabei: James 90
Golden Mass ''ooV
Rev 6eI Vane. c. 1901 by Rey Drect-Sld- o-o
Ie+ta. . ! McCIaTy Hartford. Conn =''h'O
T4aYny Madison. &. 1900. by James Madison an,
Missie Medium. James Golden Medford Mass. ~'4'V
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

to be ridden by apprentices that have ridden
than three winners with $500 added. Last
a furlongs Withers Nile.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
PLAYERS FOR PHILADELPHIA MATCH.

Adrian II. Larkin- will captain the Metropolitan
golf team that will meet aII-Phiadephia team
Saturday at the Merton Cricket Club The
match is to be the first half of an intercity con-
test similar TO those held in previous years. There
will be ten a side The morning half is
be at eighteen holes. match play. and the after
half foursomes- 1t is expected that the re-
visit will take place some time in October.
possibly at Nassau The metropolitan players who
will appear on Saturday include Findlay s. Doug
las c. B. Macdonald Charles H Seeey. Robert
C. Watson. IT. Louis Livingston. Devereaux EN-
met Allan Kennaday, Daniel Chauncey, John NJ
Ward and A II. Larkin-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
CONDITIONS OF TRANsvAAL LOAN.

London, May 12-It has been announced that no
alotments of the Transvaal loan will be made to
applicants for less than f2Oo0. Applicants for
E, 900 and upward will receive 2.6 per cent OF
their application. This decision. which rules out
all the small investors. Is likely to excite noisy
protests 1t is said have been imperative, how
ever, owing 10 the overwhelming number of small
applications under the idea that these would get
preference. and the impossibility of discriminating
between genuine and bogus investors
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
TO ELECT SIR THOMAS ON MAY sc
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club to Make
Him Honorary Member Then.

The trustees of the Seawanhaka Corinthan Yacht
Club at the regular meeting of the club held last
night in their city home, No L West Forty-fourth
ST. announced that a special meeting would be
called on Memorial Day Oyster Bay. to elect Sir
Thomas Ilpton and Colonel Shannon era wford,
vice-commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
honorary members.
The club has chartered the steam yacht Gay
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
Neutrality-suspicious. RY COMPANIES.
Total ----.-.----
sKIRMIsH RESULT.
pT, suOOTFRs' QUALIFICATIONS.

sHARp SHOOTERS QIAI1IFICA IIV3'F.
yds yds Total
Major T ". Huston. Field .-..-.....-.. % 50 -
t,aDsafn r A Russy Stan.-'--- % ~ ="
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
MASH MAY ROW FOR COLUMBIA.

stepben p Nash one Of Columbia best oars
-. 80 rom, in the Columbia varsity boat He
was declared ineligible last year because ne had
taken mart in track athletics his hrst year. ana
coed three years besides. The new Columbia attn
le,ic rules provide. however that a man @ HaS col
-. a. .,.sr.olIeetafe sport more than four years
'.s,,saa he does not take part in one sport more
,te,, ,hat period. This makes Nash eligible &C.
~ ftbe local rules. and II is hopso ihsl
eofoIsS I9 oonsant ~ 10 Join the again
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
LAST DAY FOR BRIEFS TO GOVERNOR.

Governor Oden has set to-day as the last day on
which he Will receive briefs in the Bailey Dill case
II Is expeced that his decision the subject Will
he known before the end of this week. and owners
and manufacturers of automobiles are awaiting
the result with the keenest interest Nearly all the
big owners are against the bill, and the manu-
facttrers assert that if the bill IS signed II Will
cripple the trade greatly in this State. 1t IS the
opinion of many Of them that the Governor Will
he
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
COUNTESS L0NYAY SUES LEOPOLD
Daughter of King of the Belgians Trying
to Obtain S3,4OO, ,OOO

Brussels, May 12.-The report that the Coun-
tess Lonyay has brought suit against her father.
King Leopold. has been confirmed The coun-
tess claims that her share of the estate of her
mother. the late Queen Marie Henriette, should
be So, 100000 instead of the $4,000 offered by
King LeOpOld.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
PLAN FOR AUTOMOBILE TEST.
The Reliability Contest Will Probably BE
Run in October to Montreal.

The confess committee of the Automophe luz %
Aerico met Yesterday and practically decided that
+b e.biI,+,, run is to take place in October TINS
wear. to Montreal a distance of $50 miles. lne
route will be through Albany and by Lake Chdi
plain There will he restrictions ana In ro Sc the
speed restrictions in some of the towns alohs 'no
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
AcEFuLL's DISAPPOINTING RACE.

ro,don Nav 12-At the second spring meeting
- Newmarket to-day the Newmarket Handicap
fof ooa sovereisns; three-year-olds and upward
distance one mile and two furlongs) Acefull, the
American Derby candidate. was not pldceu. 1iii'
WAS considered as extinguishing that horse
oh.rces IF winning the Derby. The race was won
nv Bistonfan Patron Saint was second and va
b!rd
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
POLO.
Rockaway Defaults to Lakewood-Dates
for Meadow Brook.

Rockaway defauited Lakewood yesterday in
the Squadron a polo tournament at Van Cortlandt
Park so there was no game on the Van Cortlandt
parade grounds The teams that will meet to-day
will be the second Squadron A team and Great
Neck The former team will consist or X f. GoIoS
borough Herbert Barry A R Whitney ana i !.
Osgood Nichols The Great Neck team Will De j.
p Grace Clarence H. Robbins, w. r. Grace, IT.
and Morgan Grace -. A.
announcement was made yesterday that the
Meadow Brook Club polo tournament will be played
from Nav IS to June 13. Entries close with the
Chairman of the Polo Association, H; L. Herbert
an Saturday Prizes are offered for three contests
the Meadow Brook Westbury and Hampstead
cups.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
MANHATTAN, 20; VIRGINIA, o.

Manhattan shut out the University of West Vir-
ginia at Jasper Oval yesterday by the score of 20
to O. The visitors played d hard game throughout.
but were unable to hit Minahans curves for
than three scratches. The score:
r. II. z.
Manhattan s o o g o 10 o x-2O IS
of Vest Virginia o o q o o. 3
Batteries-Mfnahan and DUFF: Smith and schriver
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
NEWARK, 9; WORCESTER. 7.

Newark beat Worcester again to-day by the
score of to :. Deviin's three-bagger with the
bases full was the feature of the game. The
r II Z.
Newark .........2 o o o x-9
yror e.
Batteries-Fiesterfer and shea: Dupee and McCauey.
2 n T.
Toronto 2 y $
o 0-3 5
Batteries-Brggs and Tofs: McFarlan and Evers-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
NEW MEMBERS FOR NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A special meeting of the executive committee OF
United Golf Association Is take place
this week consider applications for membership
and arrange further details regarding the national
championship. 1t is understood that the VeSper
Country Club. of Lowell and the kebO Valley
Country Club. of Bar Harbor. seeking adnis
sion to the association. and their applica tons will
dOubtIesS be granted.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
CRESCENT A. c. WINS Al IA1nOoo-

The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team anu
Hobart College boys met in pos'p"ned So, -, =,
- :. paT rtd1e The game extremely In
tsrestiug and the home team won ns q $50 So - :.
s 10 The weather perfect for ti!e s1oI
large and enthusiastic NUMBER OF speo s ta.ol'
Fatberad The home played IN prlliaht 10, ~ ~,
while there were many good plays naane ~ ~
college boys.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
"PRINcE OF SPORTS" BANKRUPT.

Chicago May 12.-George V Hankins. once known
as the Prince of Sports OF this city. and whose
fortune accounted at over 20oo.0ee has been
ruptcy proceedings before Judge kOhlsaat, OF the
limited States District Court He told the that
he had no available assets. The petition In bank
rr1Dtcv was fled several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

= C5fdeons h. C. Sovereign bv His High
Kettle III 1.-.-.--..-.-... OOdoml s-S IL
Nesrner III CochranD 81 81
Stroller. q Martini Al 60
Red KniEht III tBve-i 20 l and 10 1: Turnpike
30 "a and 10 10 l. First Chord, III
tSullizar) 81 TO ! and u The CSuardsnau. JOS
fF5os-l 20 and 104 CReddington).
and Colonsav. IO4 tBurns) 10 10 ! and
f9q. Twin Rose fo1 1ONeiJ. L. ] and 10 Senper
"a CNonderlyl and 10 J. and 'Saiimaker,
T0I AIfndarl u 10 ! L also Start fair.
won handiy. Time. 1-141z
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
DETROIT BEATS NEW-YORK.
Hits Chesbro Hard-Grifith Sent to Bench
by Umpire.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-I

Detroit May 12.-The home team found Chesoros
pitching to its liking to-day, and won by score
of s to 4. Griffith had trouble with the umpire
and was sent to the bench in the fifth inning.
YanEer and Crawford each made hit In the hTst
inning and ElberfieId and Carr both made a three
bagger tallying four In the third inning the
visitors made one run but in the following l(etroll
added four more to its lead. New-f ork mace one
more run the eighth inning and two IN the hral
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

runs in the first three innings Mccormick ana
McManus led I'm the hitting for the home team
Barnett pitched effectively for Jersey City A
home by Crisham the feature of the con-
test. The
Jersey City .-.....-I o ! <! II !
PROV L y I o. .
Batteries-Barnett and McManus; Gray. Farmer and
Diggins.
Al pufYaIo- r. E.
Buffalo Esu is,-. q "a is
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

May 30-Mlxed foursome.
June 13-Junf0r Handicap
June 2Sl-Ffrst round Governors Cup
July 4-Handcap match
September Second round Cup.
September Best bail fnursome.
October 3-Ffnal round Governors Cup.
October 3-Womens championship
October 1O-cualifyinR round club championship
October 1T-Ftrst round club championship
October 17-DrfviTg and putting contest for women
October 24-Sscond round club championship
October 31-FInaI round club championship
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
SHOOTING.
Second Battalion, 18th Regiment, on Range
at Creedmoor.

Creedmoor Long Island. May l2.-The range was
occupied to-day by the second battalion of the l2th
Regiment n G. y. y, under the command OF
Major T w Huston There were $40 officers and
men present. Of whom 5o5 quaIlhed as marksrnsh-
The weather was clear with light o'clock wind
bootinp and issuing of decorations under the
SUPERVISION of Colonel N B. Thurston, Ordnance
OA7cer G. N Y The results:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
DETROIT.


New-York .....-.-.--'.-.'''-' n a q a O O Ks
Earned runs-Detroit. 6; New-York wo DaSe 49, h
land (.ourtney Sacrifice hitsLnsh. stolen
bases on baIls-On Deering. 5: of Chesoro D 1s
aT arrors-Detroit . New-York, ? LETT on bases
,roit II; New-York. 10 Struck out-By DeeIins, .: ~
S,a-o' Douhis plays-Carr Elberfeld 10 carr
passed baII-McAlIster, /. Wild pitch-leeInlns'
1.55 JTmpire- Mclaughlin. Attendance-S'So
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
NAME FOR CANADIAN DEFENDER.

Toronto. ont MAY 12-The name Of the
Canada cup defender will be Strathcons II the
High Commissioner 70 England gives hts sanction.
The boat will be launched IN three weeks
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

At Vfllamstown. Mass: z n z.
Williams ...---......0 x-lo 10 l
Cornell .....--.-..-..O @ 3
At Han1iIton-CoIgate q Hobart o.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
GOLF.
Canoe Brook Team Chosen-The
Gibbs Tournament Plan.

The Canoe Brook Country Tub Of Summit has
selected the following 20 represent the club
in this seasons matches: G.. A Won Duhn. A ".
Harvey. c. Z. FTnney. c. w. Scarborough. 2. A.
Wright T. S. Phraner. Parker ". Page. w H De
Forest. Adolph De Barry, c. P. Bassett T. ".
Lawrence aid z. Won Duhn F. A Wright has
been chosen captain. and a brisk season Is
ticipated- In addition TO team contests the club
has arranged series Of sweepstakes for every
Saturday, and the following special tournaments:
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
TWO THIRDS FOR w. x. VANDERBILT

Paris May l2-At the Maisons Lafftte meeun
TODAY w K Tanderbilts Biltmore was third
the race for the Prix Stuart, and his Bright tool
third place in the contest for the PIX Bun
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

Head to use IN the coming races for the Americas
Gun. The annual cruise will be from July to 2.
from Oyster Bay 20 Newport and then 20 Buzzards
Ray The proposed amendments unanimously
adopted last night. There a mess dinner De-
fore the meeting
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
B4SEBALL.
Giants Lose to Cincinnati, to +
Mathe1Uson Record.

NATIONAL I.EAGrI

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati New-York, l. st Louis. Z; Boston. s
Chicago g. Brooklyn 3. Pittsburg. S; Philadelphia, D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit s: New-York 4. Chicago. ); Philadelphia .
Boston. TO- St Louis. 13: Washington. 2
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

,.rTNG Al Norris Psrk. St. Louis Louisvine and
Worth
National rseague-Cincinnsti al NeH-Yorh.
,1fcaeo al BROOKLYN; 81 Louis Boston, Pittsburg
Phfiaaelphis- American Iesgpe-New-
Detroit: Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston Cleveland
T-s<Afrrfon al Louis Other
TeFsveTTe. Cornell al Harvard Virginia at Yale;
--,Trs 81 Dartmouth. Hamilton Union Johns Hop
t;ns ~ Georgetown. Dickinson Bucknell.
x,oro-C3reat Ne vs. Squadron &c. a; Cortlandt
: 2. n
.rpoSSF Freshman Columbia New-York
- T-nfversity South Field
r.->IS-Doubles. Columbia
rprrHFT University Of Pennsylvania s Germantown
Cricket Club.
ycLF--At 81. Andrews University Club thrtysix hole
harS5csp. Philadelphia Cricket Philadelphia
snrinE tournament: Mont
raair uounea's pickup team match
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

Earned runs-ChicagO, 8 Left on %
Chicago Z Two base ht-Wicker Three base hits-
King Harley, Ahearn. Home King stolen Pases Pa
Harley SlaRle Chance, Lowe (3l. Double play
lev King and Wicker. Sacrifice hts-Sheckard Schndt
First base bas-On Thielman g. off Wicker, 4 FIs'
base on errors-Brooklyn. I. Hit by pitched PAL
Bv Tbieman, 2 Struck out-By Thielman. l: ny
wicker 4 Time, 2:O7. Umpire-Emslie. Attendance
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
BOSTON. 10: CLEVELAND, 5.

At Cleveland = . q . : ~ ~ "a ~ .
Boston ......--..---o 4
batteries Dneen smith Wright and Bemis At
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
THIRD RACE-Fo- maiden two-ycar-olds; at 10 pounds
under the scale; with 5000 added Last four and
half Fftrlc-, ~

oCRTH RACE-THE LAUREATE: for tvo-year-olds
with $4,000 added: $500 $500 10 third Last
five furlongs Of the Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
CHICAGO. 8; PHILADELPHIA, 2.

AT Chicago n
Cf icago .---.---.0 &
NJ .ieriisHoPartsrsoa and Mcfarland Bender and
powers. Attendance. 1850
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
pl1rssuRe. 8: PHILADELPHIA, 5

a. obuaaaI,bts- r. H. E.
FittsburE ....-,-.......o o-s Y
PhtIadeIDbia . o . % 1 o %
Batteries-Kennedy and Phelps, Fraser. Burchen and
zirnrer Attendance, 2203.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

Earned runs-Cincnnat. Left bases inclnhat,'
3; New-York 6 First base error.Cincnnati' ,5 i:
First base on bas-On Mathewson, 1. Struck OF, By
Mathewson 1s: by Ewing, Three base sarr6ce
btTOsTmour stolen base-McCann. Hit by pltcherIBy
Mathewson /. Wild ptch-Ewing: Passed bali ei'@
i-nonj,eNO'Tay Time :45 Attendance, s215
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
GAMES TODAY.
JATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati at New-YOrk. st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago al Brooklyn Pittsburg Philadelphia
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New at Boston al Cleveland.
Philadelphia Chicago. Washington at St. Louis
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
ST. LOUIS, 7; BOSTON, 6.

Boston o n 10
q ! , q . l 10 10
Batteres-Pfttinger Piatt and Moran Brown ana Ryan
A-tan ndaDce
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

Arnes d > Joe fPIclering), ! and TO l: Early
Eve 1SuIliyan) 100 70 and 30 10 l. Paul clifford
T. Cannon. : and 70 3 Lord Advocate 2. %
DaIxa- and 70 j. Bobbinet- 3 SO % O'Con-
oor 100 n and Merry Maker. l. fol fLarsonl.
- - / THAN 20 Dyer. SO 20 and 20 10
Ia ! as fFzsacEg. 40 70 and y 70 J.
Cirrfrnsfte q 50 fMcSoyernb. 50 10 ! and 20 /.
Sstire ll5 CFuIleY ! and 20 5. and Examiner.
u o ! and I 70 !. also Start
Won driving Time. l-26As.
rr,--ry u ~ Es,-stcs, 2 xea-s and over. I-Ie miles
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
JERSEY CITY BEATS PROVIDENCE.

Jersey City its fifth consecutive Victory at
home outn,aving Providence easily. and winning
70 4 The home team hit Gray hard for i've
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

SIXTH RACE-Handicap; for three-year-olds and u
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
ST. LOUIS, 10; WASHINGTON, ?.

At Louis y n . . ia 10 /
Louis ----.----.-..----d y n
Nxas u y y ."
Battertes-Donah.e and Kahoe Lee wilson anu
CLARKE Attendance, 100.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
THE RECORDS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

SECOND RACE-For three-year-o upward; sell
ing; with $1,000 added. Last five and a half fur
of
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13

Baseball. Polo Grounds. to-day. m. Cincinnati
We. New York Adm ooc
New-York tribune., 1903-05-13
SIXTH RAcE-Handicap. 3 years and over lie miles
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

TAerDICaF: Cor -year-oids and upward: with
s. 0so ADDED One and three quarters orer seven
sights al hurdles.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-18
MANY DAYTON ACCIDENTS.

Dispatch: Mrs. A. L. Pettyiohn
had narrow escape from death Mon
day. on MalOney mountain. the result
Of a very peculiar accident. Mrs.
Pettyjohn had hitched a horse to a
pole about 20 feet long lying loose
on top of fance. In christening the
horse, the animal pulled back vicious
~. causing the heavy pole to strike
Mrs. PettyjOhn in the temple. knock
ing her. unconscious. The temDle
bone was broken. two serious gashes
cut in her forehead, one tooth broken
off and the left eye lid cut so as TO ex.
pose the entire eyeball Mrs. Petty
john was brought to town and placed
under DR.. MacLaughlin's care AMI is
now doing nicely.
Elmer Laughery had the flesh on
the index finger of his right hand
nearly all torn from the bone Tuesday
Laughery was working with a der
rick fork and in some manner got
one of the ropes caught around his
finger. The force of the fork pulling
managed to lacerate his finger badly
before being stopped.
A hired man named Gibson, in the
employ of Lige Mccall. had his hand
caught in a derrick fork Tuesday
MASKING the hand in pretty bad shape.
Meath e Stradley handle union
made beer. Porter also on draught.