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RACING ON OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 2.--cioudy weather kept the
crowd small at Hawthorne track this afternoon.
Glassful gave the talent fearful humping In the
third Il. SHssa Sss
10 nnish In the money. The race furnished grand
nn,sh:. On the turn for home Glassful chucked
up. Wainsmoinen passed By Ways and led Into
the stretch. She Was on the rail- and IN the last
on n' the extreme outside With q mafniacent rush.
ming l .S By nose. nos Three fsvorites won " ~
First Rsce--Six furlongs-Estrada Palma ~
"a. W. Booker. IS TO 8. won; PrcsslaS 100 lMoun :
Belle. Gene Handlon. Arab. Ny Jane. Singing
Master Nannan. Mary Pine. Star Nova and Lille
Jones also ran.
Second Race-Seven furlongs-Admiration. 12o
Carsen) Is TO 10, won Montantc 18l (Prtor). to L.
second Weird, iai Harris rs to !; % third Tine ns
Full. Marchmont H., Param cunt, Charlie Gralnge.
Blackthorn. Safe Guard. Jaubcrt. and Frank
Kenney also ran.
Third Race--one mile-Gregor X. 100 Prior,.
Is to2. won oharb. los IAubuchon) 70 second
s .s:a 10 a. b. @ys sna s srais ALSO
ran.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs-Luzanon. ia
(NicoD even money. won; Florentine. los tBookerl.
is to l. second: Scotch Irish. 10e &C. Kelly: to2.
third Time H., a. .n,4y MeS.si s:e syrnes 'daa
NTH Race-one mile and = sixteenth-Spen.
cerlan. Of fW. KNAPP. 70 s. won; Schoolmate o4
Conway. % to l. second Jerry Lynch ss A MsTr,s.
Mansir also ran.
Sixth Race--si1 funongs.woodson, 100 C.
Kellyl TO J. won: The Crisis @ ii2 1 a. ,as. Booker.
8 TO /, third. Time. lis Bay Wood. Mindora.
Peter y. and Clifton Forge also
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APRlCANDER ErHB WINNER.
mars HURST PARk ~ a FINE
RACE ~ THE MUD.
wotan Also wins for Charley nwyer
--schuiamito Captures the $4,000
Criterion stakes-Four Favsrites and
q second Ch0ice Reward the Faithful.

a.. 80 -
AIIlcanuer """ "o.a', wv" o"u ",
Charley Dwycr. won nhc races 10 tne niuo ~
'raveeend yes!eruay. hirlcaI'ocI, WIN ~"
POUNDS. met Mat.'e NoIoete nurN rain
with l20. III the MIN event. AZ mile anu ., ~
tcentn; anu tney pu. Wy 'no moo' - wi.
struggle OF the aiterhooh. hea.ah' tno ohIy
other starter. inisht as Weil naVo Iems'neo
IN her stan. HURST faik was always the
iavorlte AZ odds on opehinR at 70 ana CLOS
ngatsto TO- whiie hiricahaer rema,heu stesay
at even money ana was heaViy packeu py
those VINO 90 not DeiieVe n RiVihs the layers
the best OF the odds.
Fuller TOOK Airicander TO thelront as soon
as the gate went up. odom ran around
Raglan on the lower turn In order TO go M
to the Star Ruby colt at the beginning OF the
back stretch. There they raced together
neck and neck. first one. then the other. get
ting his head In front. until they had rounded
the far turn and were Strengthened out for
home. Africander hugged the rail and came
away under a hard ride while Hurst Park,
under the whip. made bold attempt to get
up. But the Dwyer four-year-old was the
master and won in mild drive by length
and half In lsO i-5. Raglan was fifteen
lengths away.
wotan carried top weight. i?2 pounds. in
the handicap for three-year- -olds at a mile
and seventy yards. He was regarded as
about the surest thing of the day. and was
sent to the post l to 2 favorite. He simply
toyed with the others until he reached the
far turn. where he drew away with ridiculous
case and galoped home with twenty lengths
to spare in l:4s s-5. Alforten, played down to
tons. was two lengths before Palmbearer,
/, TO l. who beat ,;arnish. ~ to 1, a head
The stake feature was the Criterion, OF
az ooO for tyo-year-old fllies at five furlonRs
i. q. Follansbee's Bellatrix opened at 4 to S,
but went I'D to IL to 10 because of a heavy
rJay on W. s. Fanshawes Schulamite,
Rounded down from 8 to S to eyens. Schula-
mite inst galloped home with three lengths
over Pierre I,orilIard's Chryealis. the pair
running first and second from the start
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GOTHAM BROKERS WIN AT HUB
Score One Run in Ball Game and shut Out
the Best0nese.

Boston. June 2.--The New York Stock
Exchange team defeated the Boston Stock
Exchange nine by score of to O in a hotly
contested ball game at the American League
grounds this afternoon. By agreement the
mines played only seven innings. in which
the fielders had little to do owing to the numer-
GUS strike The contest was pitchers
battle between Charlie Paine. the old Har-
ward twirler. and Gil Greenway, the former
Yale athlete. Paine struck out twelve of the
New York men, ten going down before his
curves In the last four innings and Green
way famed nine Of his opponents. Hub
bard the Boston catcher. was unable to hold
Paine. one man reaching first on his mum
OF third strike and two others being thrown
out by him at first base after he had dropped
the ball.
Bob Wrenn was the man that won the
victory for the visitors. In the first inning
he cracked out a nice double and stole third.
scoring on Fosters tumble OF Green WAYS
Rrounder. Greenway went to second on
the throw TO the plate and was called out
for cutting third base when he tried TO score
on Lowell 3 single. Boston had a chance TO
score In the second when Paine doubled and
Philips hit to Runyon and Paine was thrown
walked and went to third on wild pitch.
Trying TO score on second wild pitch he was
called' out at the plate There were about
$500 persons at the game, although the
weather was cold and the diamond muddy
"A band played between innings. and the
rent the air with "Rah. Rah, Rah, =. !. S.
F. b. B, c." The score.
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At Toronto,

TORONTO, Ont. June 3.-Thc track at Woodbinc
day was heavy and caused many Withdrawals.
War Whoop. TO ) favor,te won the Stanley Stakes
for three Year olds. the feature OF the card. by
half a length. Prince David and Arqucbus fell at
the frs, jump In the steeplechnse. but both their
Jockeys escaped Injury.
First Race-Six fyriongs-Judge. liz u. Daly).
S 70 q won: Glad Ttdings, l0t (Wonderly), even
money second: Heritage, l07 Castrol to !. third
Time i18. Morning Star. Rowland NJ. Reticent
and Canonicus also ran.
Second Race = Five misunderstanding. os
&c, Smith to I, won: Basil, los tRomAnclli . to
g. second Kittie Platt 100 tR Head. 30 TO L. third
Time, 1905 Olerosa, Bell Knapp. st. Denis and
PapinN also
Third Race--Stanley Stakes-One mile and q
quartcr-War whoop. l22 (RomanenD. Z to S. won
Loupangs, ~ tSonger, ! 70 2. second; Nimblc
Heather Jack, Sapper and The Globe also nan:
lmpensist, le4 tRoderck,. 9 % g. won: Conover.
l84 (Holman), TO l. second: Mystic Skinner. 1877
(Pembertonj, is to !, third. Time. 500. Bogalona,
Georgia Pine and PtercnZa also ran. Prince David
and Arquebus fell.
Fifth Race-Six furiongs-Lght Brigade. i03
tMichAels), Z 10 1. won: W. r. Condon li6 Roman-
elm even money second: Silver Dream. los NC
Canerty), 8 10 5, third. Time, III. Vena,or also
siash Raeeuone mile and q s1,esnth-- -seor,Ie
Head, ! 10 I, second; PlAybal. 81 w: Daly). 70
l. third. Time. 1881 Chanterelle. Latrobe and
Caviar also
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YOUNG CORBETT HOME.
Crack Denver Fighter Back From Europe
Had . Fine Time Abroad.

William Rothw ell, known to the followers
of the prizerng as Young Corbett. arrived
from England yesterday on the Deutschland.
Corbett was accompanied by Tod Sloan.
the Jockey. Corbett has been away from
America for nearly three months and he says
that he got what he sousht-a good time.
Usually American fighters when they 60
abroad, especially to England, affect English
customs and drop their MS. But the Denver
youth is just as American as ever. and all the
better, seemingly. for the trip. One thing
noticeable yesterday was the fact that Corbetf
has gained considerable In weight, and looks
more like robust lightweight than 4 feather
weight, as he wishes some folks to believe.
Corbett was enthusiastic over the trip and
said that he enjoyed himself from the time
he arrived In England until he sailed for
home. He thinks the English sportsmen are
royal good fellows.
Young Corbett said that he had not mad .
any plans for the future save that he would
leave for the Pacific Coast with his manager
Harvey Pollok, Tomorrow. to attend the JEFF
fries -Munroe mill. Corbett expects to be in
the miners corner on the night Of the COM
bat. A to his proposed mill with Jimmy
Britt. Corbett said that he was glad that
the affair had been arranged and felt SAN
gulne that he would whip Britt when they
mo Tod sloan & ihi viii 60 West with Pollok and
Corbett. He expects to do some riding on
the Western tracks. and ID confident OF ben g
reinstatcd. Sloan appeared to be In condi-
tion,
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TO.DAY's cARD ron 0RAvEsEND.
Reiiabse Asked 10 Garry iAs Pounds In
the FIRST Nare.

Handicapped vosburx has ln,pcscd Whist
looks like an impossible task on Reliable
'n the hrst racc nc Grnvc-snd to-day. He
asks the Dig Watercress colt TO pack ~
pounds and beat s,lch sprinters ns shot f;un,
Reliance. Firo Eater. King Pepper and Monte
Carlo at about three.ouarters Of mile.
But II IL safe TO say that II Reliable goes he
viii once more carry the pubiics money, us
raccsoers believe that he can shoulder q ton
and win at this distance. Africander, because
Of his good race against Hurst Park Yesterday
undoubtedly will be backed to win the handl.
Gap Sp at mile and a quarter. with i27 pounds as
TO Agile and Martha German In the Hfth race
ior two-yeSr-olds. at tlve furlonEs. while In
5he MAY selling stakes, a. about six furlongs.
craft, Bob Murphy. and Seymour look the
best. l., V. Bells fast fllly Esterre may be
oIds. at hve and a half furionss. TO bsat Gold
F1.ur. First Born, Danseuse and others. st.
In the last event. The entrIes are as folloMs:
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A. Cincinnati.

c1scINNAII June THE weather was pleasant
The track was heavy. but the sport Interesting
the second race W. A.. Smiths two-year old nlly
She had never started, but made good. winning
ooO for the nliy before the race from George C.
Bennett OF Memphis.
First Race-Seven furlonys-Fntz. % paul
to s. won; Foreigner. o. H. Wedderstrandl. is to
second: Henry Lue hrman S7 uivngstonl. 10 J.
third. Time. 1881. Armoror, Bargee, Towanda.
Islip and Rose King also ran.
Second Race-F1ve furionGs-Mum. l05 tB.
Davts), TO s, won: Mrs. Falconer l06 a. Hicks
20 20 l. second Lady Csrln. los tRichsteger to !.
third Time, 1864. Annie Cortelyou. 1taska.
Alice Lloyd and Kitty Belle Brooks also ran.
Third Race-One mile-Rossmond 100 tOregor,
s TO /, won: Handmoer 10l paul, to S. second.
Sailors Dream, 9s ThomeD. Is to I. third. Time.
141. Dutiful. Nj. Farnum and Meggs also ran
Fourth Racc-Sx furlongs-Preakness. OF tW.
Fischer, 9 TO 8. won: Mandamus. 90 (Oregarl. 5
to O. second: Savond. l02 tMunro), IS 70 !. third.
Time, 1l6k. Idaeo, Shades OF Night, Bradley
Bill, Bean and False Entry also ran.
FIFTH RAce-Seven furiongs- Benmora. III fB.
Davis), 8 to IS. won: Rachael Ward, 90 CThomer.
is TO l. second: Florence Fonso. Oh (PauD, to l.
third. Time, l:2sI1 oudon. Quiz H.. Meli'a and
Sixth Race-Five and q half furiongs--Fiying
Brook, 97 Nv. Fischer. Q 70 l. won: Madison square.
loa (Munro), TO 1, second: Dazlo, 100 tNiblacH l..
. TO s, third. Time. llo Preventative, Congress
Hall and King Constant also ran.
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IreIand's All Around Champion Athlete
Here.

Thomas F. Kiely. champion aTl.round
athlete OF ireland, and holder OF several Irish
records and championships. arrived yes
,crday on the White Star Line steamship
Teutonic. He will compete In the all-round
championship at st. Louis on July 4. At
Celtic Park on next Sunday Kiely will make
his initial appearance at the games Of the
hickman A. c. Kelly has won eighty cham
pionships In throwing the hammer alone,
He has won the English championship 1--WE
tunes. the Irish championship seventeen
times, and the Scotch-lrish international
contest seven times. His best record with
,hr hammer Is i5i feet II inches from the
"-Inot circle. He has slung the 80 pound
weight "a feet II inches with one hand. His
EST record for the 100 yard high hurdle 10
)" seconds In slow grass course and his
record Tor the broad Jump Ii 2s feet inches.
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ATBLETICS At ST. LOUIS.
New Yssh Men wis MANY Prizes In sssWdiesI
(iaMRs.

/ 81. Loris. Juno 2.--Thc handicap meet of
| the Amateur Athletic Union was held here TO-
| day at the Stadium and unfavofablo weather
conditions prevailed. II rsined In the forc-
noon. and not only did the wet keep the spec
| tators away but Il turned the inheld into a
vcritablc auasmire. The track. too. was IN
bad condition. Several crack athletes from
New Yorlo and other places were present.
but preferred tho quiet seoluslon OF the gym
nasium and reserved their stamina for the
championships on Saturday. As II was, several
Of the prizes went 10 lothian.
r. Todd OF the New West Side A. G. Sc
cured the two mile run rather easily from
the eo-yard mark. and +. A, Rodgers OF the
Mott Haven A. c. accounted for the half mile
ssS :" jump nioH!pis ri! q John ) y Ryan 6. BsI
tholomsw A. Martin Sheridan nanS;GsnSsd SS%psssdd
oi f the ] crack stsistes and world fair ohieials
we're entertained az a banalet Ry SSmes Tvrosean n
yi Ds:ss1 y,;. N.S A,.s ss e.
Sysrds. third; Time. iol : seeSnds. s., w u,,,
oSs G,s RS% se p.rSs
Young Peoples Assosis;lon New yo,x Is ysIdss y,s9s
sssUond; sSs ;, e p CAT $.s,er 4. A. as yards 'n''
70 Y.Ia Run. HsndiespWoG by 4, ;,s F RodEsF, ss,
Mn.,iI Mot. Hapsn G. ona yordas H.nion MoS:wt
% yaIds SiS Tms min I,npss ss g 2 'socnas,h smith
4, G, scratch. Third. Time. 10 IS seconds; G vu
B.mo.s Hs.. s.a: p Smith
yers,,y. yards. second D Dillon :oLSs s. LSsi' Uni
%mseis y Louis; s sssS Win v,.:nI Il .ssGf ini.
versity, feet. second with 81 feet Q inches:
NJ W., ss "a. ss. Cd y.YS Sy aofsps Tsss
ST. Louis, % yards. third Time, 10 minutes 10
S::s fss
zisSs sniFS e
m s.s y Ssn nesss f. f. S.m
University. % feet second. With an actual throw o.,
Iy e r. te nSss s 1S ss .s'u fH
y.a Hs ss%H ex osa aa
Fss sis s1 s,
third with .n actual lump Of fee. ch iHcnes s.
H STe.a .crs,sR as%R
R s. Louis S nsnes seesnd s%1;h WIN
L ns nene, hrd .e With sn's an sesa. jump OF %
by VI. ii, Williams Iowa state University. Q feet.
with actual throw Of % feet II inches j. Hines.
an actual throw Of "a feet ii inches; L. l. L. Hay
den. Baltimore. feet, third. with an actual throw
OF 22 feet inches.
Pole Vault. HandicAp-won by D. Dillon, st.
Louis University. scratch, with vault OF feet
Williams washington, . inches, tied for second,
and In the jump Oh Evans won. clearing 9 feet
inches.
Throwing the Discus. Handicsp-won BY J:
Hines. star A. c.. d feet. with an sctua! throw of
o. feet AZ inches: r. Landon. Missouri University.
n feet second, with an actual throw of % feet:
John J. Ryan ST. Bartholomew a. c.. 50 feet. third.
with an actual throw of So feet ~ inches.
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Baseball Notes.

Elberfeld Is ~ Hot Springs recuperatins and
The New York Nauonal League Club has MI
In claim for Marshall. the catcher released BY
Philadelphia.
The Domcstios have June II open for any nrst
class club Offering liberal guarantee Address
L. Van Pet. II Broadway. New YORK.
The PittsburG Club has released Pitcher Lee
I'VE haven't played . fast neid this season .
says Secretary Locke Of the Pittsburgs. Rain
or heavy grounds all the time.
woodruff Of the Reds made hair raising one
handed stop Of Gilbert's calorc grounder In the
seventh inning yesterday. He came 70 bat In the
next inning and hit for two bAses- big batttne
deed but rarely foliows star nslding pls y.
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At 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS June ?.-Mordsll. took the handi:
nnIsh Miss Gabrielle Watts reared and fell on her
back at the post In the rst race, seriously nJuring
Jockey II. Sly. Summarizes
First Rsce.-Si1 turtonss-RadipT. roo PERKINS,
4 TO q won Clear the Arena. 100 I'd. Austin) TO l.
second: Lady Fonso 100 III; Anderson). 3 70 I.
third. Time. l:21h. Sadi. Burch' Eas1r wa,
Miss Gabrielle watts also ran.
Second Race.-Four and half furiopEs-Ny
Eleanor, 100 (MoMullen), even. Won; The Druggi;t.
100 TWa Wailace) 10 70 I, second Edith May. 100 ID.
AUSTIN, s TO l, third Time. i0+' Lady and
Third Race-Six and a half furlongs-Alno 100
(H Xnderson). 2to I. won: DR.. Kier. l04 Wallacel
TO i, second John H. % uenkinsl. TO I. third
Time. i:nI3 Jerry La Amanda. lmmorteile.
Fourth Race~S,1 furionss--Mordella. 81 per
kins to s. won: Elastic. ia tDaie), sto second:
Tower, 90 III. Anderson). Is to 8. third. Tine.
Filth Race-One mile-Pathos, iiS tDale). TO !.
won; Mainspr,nx. io2 tMcLaashiln,; 70 !: second:
Algonquin. Trspseiter and carneilsn also ran.
Sixth Rane.one mile and thr,e siItsenths.- y,
tMeNusn, ) 10 / second; Miss Bon. io7 p. AgstinI
10 TO 1, third. Time. 2:i7h Daddy Bender, sister
Lillian, Murmur and Little Tommy Tucker also ran
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NEW YORK a. h.. 8: DETROIT, 4.
DETROIT. June 2.-The New York Ameri-
cans played a stiff uphill game to-day and
beat the Detroits once more. Griflth went
into the box when the RonR became too hard
for Putnam and pitched cleverly. The
score was to 0 aganst New York until the
sixth inning. In that inning Griffith led of
with "A bunt keeler flied out .Conroy was
GrS WIZ os GaeSsI walked
and Kleinoy sent In two runs with sin gle.
Thoney.s two -bagger, McGuires single and
New York in the min tn. The score
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Totals. :. @ s.29 ls 81

'Dougherty hit BY battcd ball.
fTwo out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland. ...........,2 o 10
Two base hits-Bcmis Stahl. Freeman Home
un-Laloie SasIince =, hits7sbemis. ,n Bradley; r
DIneen, i, on Donahue, 2. Hit by pitcher-By
Hess, 1. First base on crrors-CevclaDd. q Boston.
i. Left on bases-Cleveiand. 9; Boston, S. Struck
outIBy Hess. ?: by Denahue: 2; b. Dineen. rs. s.
UmpiresIShe ridan and Carpenter, n,o Iime-i hour
CHICAGO "a. L., l3: WASHINGTON. q.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE White Socks had it
their own way after the first inning to-day.
and did not receive a blank until the seventh.
They drove Townsend from the slab In the
second. but Orth proved even easier and
caro-. was wild, and was taken out in the
fourth, Altrock finishing the game. The
batting of both teams was the only feature
Of the afternoon. The score.
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swarthmore wins AZ Lacrosse.

SwARTHMoRE, June "A large crowd Of
enthusiastic Swarthmore rooters braved the
rain to- day to, witness the lacrosse game
United States, and the University of Toronto
champions OF Canada. Swarthmore won by
a score of ITO ..
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zinfandel Beats sceptre for Coronation Cup
Special Cabk Despatch to the Sun.

LONDON. June 2.--The race at Epson to-
day for the Coronation Cup. a piece Of plate
valued at 200 sovereigns, and 900 sovereigns.
over the Derby course, was won by Lord
Howard de Waidens ZnfandA. W. Bass 3
Sceptre was second and Sir j. Millers Rock
Sand third The betting was 0 to 2 against
Zinfandel. 20 10 against Sceptre and TO
against Rock Sand. -Four horses ran.
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First base on erors-New York. l. Cincinnati. 1.
Left on bases-New York. 0: Cincinnati. g. First
base on balls on Mathewson, 4; on Sutthon. I.
Struck Out-By Mathewson: o. BY Sutthon. s.
Home run--Seymour. Two base hits-Bresna h an.
Woodruff. Stolen bsses-Devlln, Odwell. Hit bv
pitcher-By Sutthon. l. Umpires-Moran and
Zirnmer. T1me-i hour and 40 minutes. At
tendance 1900
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CLEVELAND, June 2.-Cleveland defeated
one of the most exciting games Of the season
Hess was a mystery. for six innings but took
a balloon ascension in the seventh and eighth.
the score. Donahue relieved him. The
errors on both sides were costly. Abbott 8
the winning run In the tenth The fielding
OF Lajoie and Day were the features The
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Games Scheduled for To-day

NATIONAL LEA0UR.
Cincinnati In New York: Ptttsburg In Brooklyn
81, Louis In Boston; Chicago In Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York In Detroit: Boston In Cleveland: Phila
deiphia in st. Louis; Washington In Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Jersey City In Providence; Baltimore In Newark
Montreal In Rochester. Toronto In Buffalo.
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A, H,nghamton Bing hamton, 6: Troy, I.
Al Albany-Albany, 8: Syracuse
Al Utica-utica, 5; Schenectady, Is.
Al Iion--Ilion, 1: a. J. G.. 8.
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Connecticut League

AtNew London-Springield 2: New London. 1.
At Wore cester-Worcester, II; Menden,
AZ New Haven-New Haven. !: Holyoke. o.
At Observation-Disclosures 2: Hartford. !.
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WARRINGTON,

First base on Washington, s.. Left on
bases.-chlcago,, 70: Wsshing.on. g Two ras base
base hit Holmes. Sacrifice hit-Isbel Stolen
bases-seibsch. Donovan; Drill, Holmes; Jones Jones
hue First base on balls-on Walsh, Il OF Altrock
4; % Townsend, q on no Gr,h m 4 Strucs X 9%Y.nhBy %,h
Umpire Dwycr. T1me-7 hours. Attendance
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Ulty farewell --f-..-
This Is not newspaper talk, nor vain boasting.
nor empty claims. | POSSESS THE SECRFf,
AND CAN PROVE TO YOU AS HAVE ALREADY
II you are interested, write me to-day Your
letter will be held sacredly CONFIDENTIAL and my
sealed reply accompanied by absolute prcofsp
will startlc you. Daily. 10 to II. TO 70 p, n
Sunday 10 to IL.
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136 West 3Ath street, New York City.
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At New Nashua. 7: New Bed ford, S.
At Fail Rivcr-Fal River 2: Lowen.l l.
Other games postponed-RaiD.
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Other Games.
At HoCuuGrRp

Colgate ...........I O o. O og - IA n
Rochester .,..,,.,0 S o o O % 4 Z
Battcr'es-bAckus and Merrill: Brandt and Sui
iivan.
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First base on error-New York Left on
bases-New YORK. .: Boston; T. First base on
By crsenSss, 3 81 Paine. u. Two sH base hits- Ha
Wrenn. Paine. Stolen asss.,'Wrenn. Double
plAy-Foster tunAssisted). Wild ptches-Green
way, o Passed balls-Norris. :. Umpire~Mur
ray. Tfme-i hour and IS minutes.
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CINCINNATI ERRORS GIVE THE
NEW IORkS A GAME.
Good Pitching. sharp FIeIdins and kicklhg
--Oilbert star In the Field snd DeyIin
Bears In the Winning nun-Other
National League Contests Postponed

Tho Now York Nationals improved their
hold on FIRST place yesterday by beating
the Cincinnatis, Wet grounds or rain pre-
vented all other games.
New York. ~ Cincinnsti. I.
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Totals. ...5 9 "a 0 O
the ninth inning.


'Bdtttu TOT C0Iin8 IN tHe nIith lhHInR'
Rssrcit New Ycrk...........:.o kt.:.:....o IS
Two base hits-Carr Huelsmann. Thoncy, Con-
roy. First base on balls-On killian. 8: of Putt
BY Puttmann. .: by Grmth.Ss Left on bases
Detroit o. New York. g.. Double play Robinson
BY G1fth. /. Umplrcs-O 'Loughlin and King
Timc-2 hours and IS minutes. Attendance
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Baseball Washinstsa Park. q p. n. To-day.
Brooklyn W. Pttse0T. Admiss,on soU-Ass
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Baseball. Polo GreusAs To-day. Z r. n.
Cincinnati ys. New Yort. Adm. soc.--Aar.
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At Milwaukee-M Minneapolis. 10: Milwaukee. 4.
Al Kansas City-kansas City, 0: st. Paul. 4. =
Al indian polls Indianapolis. 8: Columbus. 2.
Al Toledo--Toledo. 10: Louisville. 8.
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western League,
American Association

At Sioux City--St. Joseph. I: Sioux City. l.
other games postponed--Rain.
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SECOND RACE.


Time, Al0 3-S
Good start: won easily; Cock Robin oh. e., aged.
BY Tea Tray--Cushat: owned by W. G. Hayes:
trained by George warner
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srANpINo or THE CLUES,
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TYPEwRITERs.

GENERAL. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
2<S BROADWAY. SECOND FLOOR
F1ne Machines Rented. sold ~ bArgalas-
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
New ENGLAND League.

ines prevented by rain.