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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
MERMAID FOR BELDANE.
LADY AMELIA IN FRONT.
Z. h. Thomas Fast FiLIy Makes
Nezc Course Record.

Newton Bennington's remarkably successful ally
Bs.dame won The Mermaid Stakes al Sheepshe3d
Bay as cleverIy and checrfully she has won all
her other races this year. The Mermaid is al one
and onc-e.gAtA miles. and is restricted 10 three
,esr-ol5 nIIies. The I'VE that followed Beldare
home .n the renewal of the stake yesterday might
as well have started from Chicago OF some other
equally remote place and tried 10 catch her as 10
break GA even terms wiki her. in fact all the
owner seemed 10 couceoc the race her before Il
was run. and merely started their FLIES in the
hope that cSey might land in second or third place
Beiaane gave her opponents from five 10 fifteen
hounds each. bGt never a leeting glimpse of vic
tory The layers or odds held her ar the prohiai-
tive price OF 20 TO II on, and those who could az
10rd 81 accepted Il without hesitation. Those who
coaIL nor. either played Audience II threes or
some o. -.e others FOR a place.
CAPTAIN Brown s FLY ran q singularlv lisaQpoirt-
irr race after the form she has shown recently
ana was beaten by al save Graceful. who was
thlrl choice In tire betting. With the exception OF
o'NeL on BeGlme, al Of the Jockeys seemed 70
have orders 70 lazy back and try 70 steal the place
William -Cze-arG's Little En- was successful and
had q comfortable leeway over Charles Oxxs Pos
session.
The races which Mr. Thomass Lady Amelia has
run this year have improved her tremendously.
and rac showed yesterday. IL q sprint handicap AZ
six ard 0nehaf furlcngs, on The main track. that
she could give some pretty shifrv members OF the
handicap division weight by the scale and beat
tss0u Nlurler. Mizzen and others IN brilliant
fashion and, holding her speed TO the END. ran the
distance u JIG. which ESTABLISHES new record for
The course. The best previous time was ll9 is.
made by John Days GlenreIlie ir 1901 The ole
mare Lady CnCas tried in vain 10 catch Lady
Amelia lur was successful IN sralling or Mon
tresor FOR the place 8Izzen. the favcrite ran
splendid last Whorler Who with Grenade. was
eli equal second choice. ran next 10 him. There
was tremendous Zip on Grenade and for a tine
he hung on. but he cunt in the stretch.
Candida. tw0-year-old maiden duy By sir
Dtxon. was the cause on another widely dissent
mattel ZIP presumably because yeagers Jockey.
El1ehran6 rode her She succeeded in landing
her followers money from Danseuse NOyena the
fzvori-e. and lot Of maiden allies
BlsnGv. the sturdy son OF Hastings had the hard
est kind OF a time beating Nibick eve and one
hal f-rlongs. and only got the verdict by q head.
e. r. Ihomas's bay gelding Buttons. who goes To
the post with all the airs OF hackney. made good
his numerous BLUFFS this year. and won mile con-
test iu drive from the odds-on 1avorite Mercury
Akela third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
"ALEc" SMITH LEADS PROFESSIONALS.

Ten Of the most expert professional golfers
throughout the metropolitan district met yesterday
I'm the special invitation tournament OF the Nassau
Country Club Tho field included the present open
champion OF the United States. Willie" Anderson,
and the present open champion OF the Western
Golf Association. Alexander smith. and about all
the others who feel that they are sufficiently good
20 go to Chicago TO compete IN the open cham
picuship In July. The competition was or thirty
SIX holes-eighteen IN tho morning and eighteen In
the afternoon.
AT the end or the morning round Willie" Ander-
Ted the field. with =. closely followed by Alec
Smith, who on his home course and went
around in ~ In rhe afternoon a high wind inter
feret with low scoring. making accuracy rather
difficult. The first prize, Of $50 by Alex
ander Smith. second prize. OF so by Willie An
derson. and third prize SIS by Stewart Gardner.
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
Limited Copartnershiip Notices.
CHARLES

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE, CHARLES
= Ca CANAAN s CL5ARIEs L CAAf1dAN0 JE. and
snip under the laws Of the state OF New York
to be eonductsd Is CAGM1SN & GoMP.SY aSa ss
principal place Of business is 70 oe located IN tbs County
That the general nature Of the intended
brokers OF general commission brokers' principals
Sn stRsr II 1r cotton 1 and o a'S S 91If
products The said business belonging and ts
brokers ana commission merchants.
interested said hrm and their respective places OF
charles I Cammann. who : OF fuu asa Is Interested
IN said business general partner and resides No
the city and State Or New York. -
a. 40 "a West 74th Street in the Borough Of Ma sss
tan. in the CITY and state Of New York.
Rcha-i $ Croker. who is Or fun Is Interested IN
rata Street. in ne Borough or Manhattan in the
mat said Richard 5. Croker contributed the sum
the common STOCK Of said arm "'0V" As capital to
That the dine a. . which i TIE said soPaEnerahp
which II VIII terminate Is tho 18th day OF June 1905
state OF New York. this ninth day Of June. 1904
S Slf4i;i-T=s / 1 ScAAMMMaA ANN. 'R'
RICHARD 8 CROKER
on this ath day Of June 100 before sN me personal
% one iaaiyiuaia dsseTiosd in s sna
VINO executed the foregoing certificate acznoV-
edged TO me that ne executed the same
WIILoUGLIBY Z WEBB.
state o. View York County OF New York
caars and isSar Sc d 2s5S1a y
known and known Oft fndfyi1tYaY4
described foregoing eertiarsrs
and they severllly acknowledged thew
cuted the same WlLLDCGEBY L. WFRB.
Notary Public New York County
state OF New York County OF New York
CHARLES Z CAMNNNVN. being sworn. deuo-a.
lstols the general partners ,sT,sI
foregoing that the sum or So Oese
specified said -01trhrlfe5
BY Richard = Croker the special partner nasne5
therein. the o. partnershfp. ho.
been actually and in goOd faith paid n in casn
CHARLES L CANMANN
sworn before THIS 18TH day OF June 1904
WIILOUGHBY 4 WEBB.
Notary Public. New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
FOR ATLANTIC CITY HORSE SHOW.

The prize list for the annual Atlantic city
Horse Show. July - Inclusive lust issued shows
ff.ysiz classes sub-dtvided open ALL amateur
maiden and local competitions. The classes are for
roadsters pacers- harness horses. tandems four IN
hands. saddle horses. ponies Jumpers and delivery
wagons Twelve OF the classes. including the Hotel
Windsor Challenge Cup are for horse owners
the conditions OF calling for 10 drive or
ride The Pennsy Railroad arranged for the
transportation OF New York exhibits
on July u. The show grounds have practically
rebuilt Entries close July .. with secretary az
the Hotel Windsor Atlantic city. Among the flid~ea
are T. g. Ia Montague Francis NJ. Ware. George D.
Hume and Morton W Smith. or Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

tart fair. won driving by head Time I.'s's.
.A-Il-TEEE MERMAID. 3-year-o-d nuies. lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

Walter J. Travis. the American and British go-r
champion who arrived the Oceanic yesterday
with Mrs. Travis, said that re did not expect 20
return next wear to defend his title IN England.
lie had this 10 say about his trip:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
OLYMPIC GAMES AT ROME IN 1908.
Committee Opposed TO Holding ANY. More
Games at Worlds Fairs.

London. June The International Olympic
Games COMMITTEES held meeting at the Mansion
House to-day. and decided that the fourth Olym-
piad be held ut Rome, Italy. IN 1908. The Inter
atouaI Athletic Congress Will be convened at
Brussels in June 1895 and the next meeting OF the
international committee viii be held at Berlin IN
1895 Baron Pierre de COUbertin. president OF the
Olympic Games Committee. said that the commit
tee opposed 60 the holding OF future OIynpiads
in connection with eXDOsitious. the latter were
counter attrgc tOns which drew of attention from
the Importance OF international games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-At Sheepshead Bay. 2:3O D m: ST. Louis and
Buffalo; trotting al Jamestown. y Y. power boat
Mineuia. L -
Lawn TNNIS-Inv:taton tournament at Crescent A.h
letic Club
GOLF-Hudson River championships PoweItoa; mixed
foursomes At ApaUaElis: wOrlsn's monthly handicap
EnElewoOd.
EBALL~-N1:tonal us-Phiadelphia. Brook
Ign, n; Nsw-YorS. Boston, Chicago AT Pftts-
burg. American Lsague-NeW-Torb at WASHINGTON.
Boston. Philadelphia: Detroit, ST. Louis; CIeve-
land. at Chicago. College game-Fss against Har-
ward. Cambridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUl
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Boston, June 22.-Two runs in the first inning
started the Giants in another winning game with
Boston The final result 10 to !. The New
York team found Flscher's twirling easy, particu-
larry Bresnahan. who whacked things IN great
shape Wilise in the box pitched effectively. but
the Outieldng was not up TO the expectations of
the Boston fans"
McGraw's finished the game even better than
they began with three runs IN the final inning
Brown flied and Devln out. then McGann
ceedej IN hitting one over the fence, after which
Mertes singled Dahlen hit safely and Gilbert sim
gled. scoring Mertes and Dahlen. but Warner
caught The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
MONTE CARLO TO MEET SWIFT AGAIN

Monte Carlo 20Ila. Will try regular nesting OF
the New-Yor Driving Club the Empire track next
afternoon victory OF last Saturday
swift. 2:UI- This be mile heats best
three There twelve settlement for
which dfty-eight horses namsd-ths largest
that appeared a matinee. There will bs
contest between Edgewood Ashrisvs Glory Direct
View The Class F will have Consusla s. Anna
LltteI and Nora Mckinney. James Murphy-s Free Adj
vice and Andrew Phipss Don Riley. paced a dead
heat last SATURDAY. VIII come together again a
OF T1us heats. best in three Five
three. the others dashss. The trst raca is
al !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
LEvEE CUTTERS FIRED ON BY GUARDS.
At Least One Man Killed-Crops Destroyed
by OVERLOOKING Water

Shreveport. La. June 22.-Jesss Hamilton. who Is
alleged have expressed a determination
loves az scotrs Slough about thirtyhve miles north
OF Shreveport. the Caddo side OF the river.
started across the river that purpose.
shot and killed by Tom CoiQuitt lsvee guard.
teryiay. Previous shooting the guards
upon by a party OF men who approached the
Caddo side skin presumably for the purpose OF
cutting The guards returned the IRE and.
= thought killed wounded OF the occupants
OF the boat The high water has overlooked several
plantations % the B0ssier side and growing
crops have destroyed The losses viii be heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
WASHINGTON PARK DATES DIVIDED.

-nlaSo' June ---Ihe Western Jockey club to-day aq-
poro0t1 the dates rs1ggs1es by the Washington PARK
In among the three tracks the city
-'in--s-IiaWtrorre Harlem and Worth. Racing viii be-
- ar -a"fherre m FRIDAY The rea5ilste5 alat-la1r
CAKES .e 41a Hf.. rr. - july ....ra.
ttarlelc. July tr july Is inclusive Earrs-r-. .,-
- - -l-F 81 inclusive Harlem August to August Is.
august Al -r
1tr.aNer -' 1-Erta~0a september ID S-1tau-
TENDER - October - '.
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PEDLER RUNS OVER BOY; MoBBED.
Police Save Him from Being Severely In
jured by Friends Of Boy He Hurt.

Samuel Karpsr vegetable pedlsr. OF No. I'D East
Ssvsntyfourth-st. chased roughly handled last
evening Eishtyssventh-s, between FIrzt ana SEQ
ond ayes. by thu friends OF Charles Dasez a thres-
ySar-oId boy whom he OF thu chid's
home. at No. East Eghty-eighth-st. But FOR the
timely Interference of the police he been
treated roughly attacked him WA
IN an Ugly mood
Harper locked Up the East Eighty-sghth-st sta
rOD- charged Will assault banding dsysLsp1sns IN TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
HARVARD MEETS YALE TODAY.

CanAr ridge Mass. June 22.-AeeordIg 70 the custom
at Harvard on night before game with
Yale the Harvard nins had reception the Harvard
Union tonight Speeches nads By the coach
Or,ille S. FrnEtz and Dr. z. H Nichols. graduate
adviser Frantz said that the Harvard team was not
ever c. naent but prepared play her
70 The batting order to-morroS- game
Had WILL hal 1aAxa ktAf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

This promises 70 be the most interesting and
2ortant series OF races for power boats yet held in
this country. All the boats entered have been
officially measured and certificates OF rating issued
20 their owners By the American Power Boat AssO-
citation. The winner OF the match IS 10 be deter
mined BY the point system. whereby each boat en-
terng and finishing race OF a match receives one
point FOR her entry, and additional point for
each boat she defeats. the winner being the boat
that scores the highest aggregate number OF Points
IN all the races Of the series. The course will be
from the starting line OF the Columbia Yacht Club
house 70 and around stakeboat anchored not
than twenty miles up the Hudson River and
return. The Fit, the Boomerang, the Marciene II,
and the Fiat III are newcomers. and their speed
Is therefore an unknown quantity Great things
expected from the Standard. with her 10 horse
power - a wassT--ls OF 50 teoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
SRrT0gates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Ahner c. Thomas. a Surrogate the County, Ct New
notice persons having
against Eliza BradhrOCk. City Phiiadepha
state % Pennsyvanta Deceased, present
vouchers thereof % the subscribers place trans
acting business, No. I'D Broadway. Cirv cf New
York. on or before the 2sth day OF SEPTEMBER next
Dated New GlgE- the 10Th day March. 1904.
GEoRtiLANNA BRADBROQK. JESSIE KINGSLEY ~
ecutrlces -
MORTIMER ". DYIS. Attorney FOR Execuris.s No 10
broadway. N. x. CITY. Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

catche- Randall first base Matthews shorstcp; Fische
81 ded Mccarthy. field Gresnough. riset ned
iterns-ll- se-oH- base, Cobugu. pitcher.
Hev-Haven. coan- June ea-The Yale baseball nine
left here Tits afternoon Boston play the drst Of the
g1-aes WIKI dararl tomorrow THE Batting order VIII
he; OE-ten- shCEt5t1p HUSBAND -hirI base Bo9--a1
second base, Mie Hei- ClitrerGca. first base,
Cote left field. Winston. Barnes right field
Jackson. pitcher. 2aczay with the but his
in condition 20 permit him r--l Bowman
Will be substitute pitcher y Jackson rcrire ard
Wallace will play s-slnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
SENATOR'S LOSE AGAIN.
HighiaHders Outbat Washington
AMI Uin by Score of II 10 8.
tHY TILzGEAFH TO THE TRlBuSE.l

iHf n -EGEAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
Washington June THE HIghIanders by the
effective use o., the bar, made Il Il the Senator'S
acre tt-da~. The Washington players started or
wei wit, three ia the hnt the visitors eclipsed
that when they sent seven men around the bases IN
the t-Gtth. ami followed that with another In the
fifth Two I'm the eighth ana one in the last. while
the Senatorial team was held down TO one In the
sixth and TWO ~ the eighth
The h5me team made costly errors Dougherty
made three singles two-bagser and triple. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
MONMOUTH COUNTY HORSE SHOW

The Monmouth County Horse show Association will hold
It's eleventh annual exhibition the asro
citation at Long Branch from July - 80 Inclusive.
Park stands FOR coaches vehicles have bean
and number prizes been offered
The entries close July ID the West Hotel West
End
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
LEANDER AT THE BEACH SUNDAY.

George Leander. tho champion six-day rider won
the big thTee-cornercd motor paced Manhattan
Beach last Sunday. viii ride race in this
COUNTRY before sailing Tor Europe agreed TO face
EloNt Maet a-aut and Jimmy Moran the Manhattan
Beach track On sunday a tfteen-ntIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
SUPERBAS LOSE ANOTHER GAME
Pitchers Battle Results in Victory for
Philadelphia, to o.

battle - pitchers-Ciarvfn. FOR Brooklyn against
AcPhers0a flr Philadelphia resulted in Phila-
deiphia winning with 1 To- Brooklyn's o az Wash
lnSron Park yesterday For thirteen innings the
Hght was waged. without a score and then Doom
GOT his b $50 on balls. Hall sa-rihced. and Huls-
witt singled. sending Doom the plate for the
only score OF -he game. and defeating the local
team Thu score-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. w-Haven-o,ev-E Haven, 7: New-London. g.
Al 2 Observation-Disclosures, Is; Norwich, 8.
Al Siringheld-Sprnghsld 7; Meriden. 3.
A. HArtford-Holyoke. 3: Hartford. ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
BUSY FOR sEAsRIeHr,s SHOW.

seahrtght y J.. June - (speciaD.-rhs h9rss show
to be given promises 70 be a success 6ecre-
tary Borden - busy replying requests parking
spaces and recording entries The RuInson Polo Clu6
under whose auspices ths show given WORKING hard
fp- II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
CORNELL oARsMAN MAY LOSE LEG.

Catskiu, n. =. 22.--Dra Otis and MltirnoTs q
Bellav1s Hospital Ns-To-k City after examination
today Of Emery E BrandJw. OF the Cornell varsity
who been confined his home since early
May suffering from blood poisoning. expressed tho fear
that the right would have be anDutatsd
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
sRYN MAwR II WINS AT POLO.

PHILADELPHIA June 22-Ths Bryn Mawr second team
to-day the Philadelphia Country Club
IN the ssi-anaI polo match for ths GOughaers Cup ~
N Ro&-s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
SALE OF eLmEnDoRE YgARLlNas.

The last NJ J. r. HasE.-s E1r-r5or< yo1-f-a ss were
sod ~ shee7s-eaf Bay yesterday -e prices realized
the entire sale poor many az the vearl.rEs being
passed without bid. TIE bes. sales were.
p r. Hv EInI-v Marl.-lr1r Maiden Poem. Frank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
BASEBALL.
Giants OUerzcheIm Boston, 10 to L
U'Htse EfcctiUe.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Nev-yorls. 10; Boston l. Chicago 5. Cincinnati. !.
PlilEl-lpaia- !. Brooklyn, o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nev-York,I1i SashInston.6 Chicago q. Cleveland. 8.
Boston, Z. Philadelphia. g. -. Louis. 3. Detroit, :.
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AuToeoAT RACES BEGIN TO-DAY.

Eight fast hes entered for the first three
dav match for the American Power Boat Asso-
cations Gold Challenge Cup which begins to-day
al O'Clock. or The house Of the Columbia Yacht
Club Eighty sixth-st. and the Hudson River. The
entries are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

- Elhs--W aallnFton. 0. Ns7-ToTh / Two base
1its-tuItz Mcclure Griffith. DouEherty Drill. Threa
BASE hit -s,ah Necoraiek selbaeh Thoney. Dougherty.
DonoVan Thoney. Double pay-Thoney and Camel.
FIRST oaae on balS-Cr Ortiz l. Hit by pitched
Orth. J. Struck cut--By Orth BY Grfith s. Left on
tases-Washington. 8; New-YorI, g. Passed baIi-Nc-
CURE wild pitch-Orth- TimS-2:iO. Umpre-Dwyer
Attendal ee-l. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
PADDOCK P4R4GRAPHS.

The stewards fined Thomas Shields 500 yestsr-
Jay Tor 4a-lS 10 announce their intention OF With
drawing Di1-ple from the Mermaid Stakes until
f l-.sr hl--lls had weighed and his name had
Deen run Gp on the 5OCAey board AZ Thomas said
tAit II was customary FOR ''VI' Shields to attend
nality was forgotten.
Between the fifth and sixth races Yesterday Irish
lad was worked the Advance Stakes distance lone
ana three-eight miles,. Tie tuners caught the
one and one-luarter IN 2l is ana The last mile in
t-f' 10 The performance was not enc that favora-
oly impressed me watchers The colt had h.s
uS4at sleat night Of speed for i've furongs but he
La-td on percepubly men and sulked for the rest
9L .ne journey In tho morning A. j. Joyner sent
@ hoy a mile IN l-t9 Us. rreezing. The black
-oIst pl4.sd up fresh anu sound. and seemed in
great spirits.
T. 4 Thomas and Newton Bennington divided
-FOUR or the six races yesterday Ar Thomas win
hihs with Lady Amelia and Buttons and M Ben
-t5ts s9- win belcane ard BianGy. Phillips and
" Me-. each roQe TWO Winners
T. X. Thomas and his racing partner Alexander
Sile-cs. leave here tonight for ST. Louis 10 sea
-ieTrlis run IN the Worries Fair Handicap or sat
uIo2y From the dispatches -WIT' Shields has
sent on i Dee inferred tha- the little chestnut
horse IS IN splendid health. and has suffered in 10
49,. ol ms .uns Journey. The stable IS confident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

ban p. M.rtes. Devln. Home rrn-Mctiaan stolen
bases Brow De,iu. Brssnahan. Nertes %, Dahen
-.lui" aiaE --Albarcchio and Tsnney. First base
.llls-or V ltse, :. of Fisher Hit pitched balls
I'v Fisher. Iresnahau Witse- Wiltse
4 hy Fisher TLue-1;43- UHDires-Emslie and Z-n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
COLLEGE GAME.
At L--wisburg-BuckneIl. 6; Carlisls Indians. =
cocKILL 10 cAPTAIN eucKNELL.

Lswisourr Penn June 22.-Georgs W. Coekfu has
been elected captain University baseball
~ 1905 Cockill captain OF football last fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
GAMES TO-DAY.

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
{ Sew-Yorz az Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New-To-k at Washington. Boston Philadelphia
Detroit St Louis. Cleveland chicago.
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BOSTON. 7: PHILADELPHIA. a

Al Pm .adelphla: r H Z
Boston a n n
Philldeli MIA ....-.-.-O 1 l
isattel es--YounE ana CriEeri wadden Bender and
Scnreck Attendance. g.S5T.
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NO base tit-L.umley. Sacrifice hit4-To0ir Hall
!.-..rT --rFin stolen hases-HuLEwtt. MrC1-rni-z.
L''-i-" rlassifaht- t0bhs and Dillon Dillon
i4ett un hF-s-pH lqhla. e. BROOKLYN y Frvt bau.
ou aaila-T Garviu. 3. MrPher-rn FIRST base IN
err1r-f h adelphta- . Frooslyn. struck
Isarvin. s.. McPhsr-1n 3 Tine q r-o1-irs-
T1rnsrun Atfeudaac--I. 600
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CHICAGO. s. CINCINNATI. /.


Chicago ..-.......... . 4 y q Z os "a
Cincinnati. % % % ~ a. a
sstfersI8ror-n and king. sutho1 EsIlum and rs,.z
ArLeu--uca. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At NswarA-Montreal. u; Newark.
At Jersey City--Jersey City Z. Rochester. 4
At Bsltimore-TOronto. &c. Baltimore.
Toront1. Z. Baltimore. Z (second gauns).
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ST. LOUIS. 8: DETROIT. 4

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NEw.ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At L1weil-Nashua, :: Lowell. 5.
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At 4 Averhill-Haverhili. S: Lawrence 0.
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condition the child At the Presbyterian Hospital.
where TIE bow taken. said that he suffer
ing from cruises his chest and possible internal
injuries
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Tendance. 1900
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STATE LEAGUE.
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