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TYPENRITERS
OCEAN RACERS READY.
Capt. Barr May Handle the Atlantic In
Trial Spin To-day.

Wilson Marshalrs auxiliary schooner At
lautic had her CoIJpa SOS adjusted yesterd day
on the Sound and l. rCW read 10 20 into COM
mission. She will PROBABLY hoist her pennant
to-day.
The Ailsa is about ready TO be put in the
water. and as soon - she is launched she will
be- taken from Jacobs's yard To the Morse
Iron Works 20 have her mast stepped and then
return TO laCobs's 20 m out. She viii be
ready for tuning M spins by the end OF the
month and Capt. Lem Miller who has charge
OF the bOat, Viii have her in fine condition by
the time the race Is started.
Or Lewis 4 Stimson's schooner Fleur de
liz is about ready. and her captain and crew
will soon be az work giving the boat sail
stretching spins.
+ Il Colaman's schooner Hildegarde and
Comm odore Robert f.. Tod's son Otet h tle
are ready, and from now until ten days before
the start these boats viii have their gears
tested and sails got in shape.
The EudymIOu, owned by Commodore
George Lauder. Jr., is anchored on Green
wiCh The yacht showed up remarkably
well in her short cruise TO the South and
sailed very fast. Many eXnert yachtsmen
think that the Endymion will win the race.
She has a fine record and il sailed by Capt.
Locsch, who has been IN the boat since she was
launched He navlgatCd her across the
ocean when she made her record OF n days
20 hours 80 minutes from Sandy Hook 10 the
Needles.
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Racing az nAItimore.

Far stsrt. won easily, Prosptro, Oh. C., .
Ben Strome-lrvana. owned BY W. VI. She
trained by J. ", May.
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GRIFFITH'S MEN TO-DAY.
New YORK Americans Meet Washington
In First Home Game.

After Ave games on tho road, Of which they
won three. the New York Americans will
open the home season to-day at their hne
park at iGsth street and Broadway. Elabo-
rate preparations have been made o welcome
tirlfiths team, and II the weather Is fair
there viii be lively doing rs on the hilltop before
the New Works and Washingtons lock horns.
The Nashin Rtons have just cleaned up three
victories at the expense Of the worlds cham
pious Of Boston. and a. there are no snaps
In the American League the locals have their
work cut out for them.
Many well known pcrsous, lnclNding
number Of Wall street brokers, are expected
10 10 10 the grounds In motor cars. he
decorations have all been hung and the field
was never In finer condition The seating
capacity at the park Is moro than lAO1Q. with
room Tor 1900 more around the edge Of
the outheld behind the ropes. Many Of the
grand stand seats have already been sold,
and in order TO give the crowd plenty Of time
to buy tickets tho gates viii be opened AZ
1 o clock The SiXty-ninth Regiment Band
will head the players ~ the rival teams in
parade across the field.
At $50 O'Clock. the time for beginning play.
Con gresham Timothy d. sui ivan will throw
a new ball TO the umpire. Ban Johnson.
president Of the American League. viii be
on hand, together with city and State on1ctals.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia neat Wv loTHs Again
- IostOns SIN I,oslRr.
Again yesterday the philadelphia. we're
TOO strong for the New York Americans
The Bostons Kept up their surprisingly poor
work, being defeated BY the Nashlngtons.
The results
Phradeiphis. \; New York T.
Washington. 3; Boston, J.
At DetrOit-RaIn.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

ptttt ,nptpuIA "A. LIS SBw YoRH "a b. I.
p,tu..nrtppt,. Aprll gn.-But for "A Wild
throw hv Knight. on which Anderson made
tho clrcuit In the fourth inning, the New York
Americans would have been smut out by tho
philadelphins this afternoon. FOR six innings
there wis n battle royal between the pitchers.
the bonors I'm favor az Bender, but IN the last
tw'o pnwsll stccumbed TO the pressure and
v,ns knocked To all corners OF the lot. On
two dl1erRnt occasions the New Workers
Looked dan gerous but In each instance fast
double plays put them out OF ~. bender not
only kent The hits scattered but ne WIS sur
prisinRly steady, sending DuI one man 10
bouaherty began the game with triple 20
center although a little more alert neldng
on the part of Hartscl might nave hcld MN
ON frat Keeler struck OUT tlneTielu pay
one In front of the plate ne Dall bounded
hlgh in the air hut came down ~ time 20
ennhls Render 90 cut out pougherty At the
plate. Williams singled hnlght ned 70
hasc in an attempt 20 sacrifice, aiier WhlCh
Murphy stole second Powers was thrown
out by Elberfeld. Then Bender sin Rled TO
left, scoring Murphy Anderson began Sew
York's fourth with a Hounder TO hhignt'
who after making great stop, threw Wildly.
the bnii going under the gate at right Held
This WAS as good az a home run Ater that
the visitors got but one man as iar ~ second
In the fourth Powers got to hTst on baus
Hartsel flied to Anderson. Honipah slhEled
to center scoring Power. IN me seNtn,h.
after Lave Cross q fly had been pulled ~ by
Auderson SeybOld doubled ana scored on
Murphy's single. knight sent IN Murphy
and counted himself on drive over, the riEhi
and Hoffman sin gled. both scoring on DAVIS
triple against the center field fence tross
flied 10 keplpr and Davis scored, Attend
ance. 5000. The score.
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New 90 Foot CruIsIns Launch.

A co foot cruising launch Is being built from
designs by Arthur Binney a. lawley's. This
boat Il for a well known Eastern yachtsman
and will be fitted with a 90 horsC power stand
ard motor. The boat IL 60 feet over all
N feet on the water line. u rect beam ana
feet inches draught. She IA 20 De ready
early next month.
The arrangements below consist OF an after
Forward OF this IA the owners room, which
h finished In mahogany. This room u the
full width Of the boat and Is fitted comfortably
Stairs lead from the galley into the pilot
house, which IA fitted as the dining room. The
tically the entire length aud " idth over the
galley and engine room. The boat " lighted
by acetylene Gas and carries a ecqrchiight.
She WI carry a small launch on the DAVIS
bS1id0 the usual tendeL
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TRI-CITY GOLF MATCH FINED.
Boston, Philadelphia and New YORK Teams
Play IN October.

President Chaunccy Of the Metropolitan
Golf Association gave out yesterday the
arrangements that have been made for a
tOam match between the players OF three
cities Roston, Philadelphia and New York
The match will be between teams nf ten aud
he played once a year The first meeting
viii be- on Oct. - and ~. In the Metropolitan
Golf Association territory over a course 10
be named later. There viii he a draw 60
rs the opponents for the opening day the
team drawing the bye 70 play the winners
on the second day Zach match will consist
Of singles and four ball matches, making
thtrty-slN holes 20 be played each day The
count will BE- one point for each match
A trophy for the match 70 be a perpatual
one has been presented by u. W Lesley,
OF the Merton Cricket Club and formally
accepted by the three OrEaniIations-tha
Golf Association OF philadelphia Massachu-
sets Golf Association and the ". e.. A. The
members OF the winding team will receive
souvenir repliCas Of the trophy, 20 be paid
for each time BY the three assoCia tiOns In
common A. well a. all other expenses that
may b incurred In connection with the
match
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PATENTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

rrs-r,-1NNN00y>es.oNs --yS-0ooNN0SNNoNcNee.Nee
LOTS al ROwayton, Conn. close 20 Soutn Not.
walk. situated on the Sound prices rom ~ 70
5000. Also two nicely furnished houses ioI tehi
for the season at 500 and $500 with privilege OF
buying at a very' reasonable ngure, The ABOVE
propertIcs are exceptional bargains. Full details AZ
-McnNNA AID -MLGGLNS co. 2aI BIoAdWay
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nor SHOW at AnnntIc so.

ATLANTIC CITY, April 2o.-rhere was
good attendance OF visitors at the opening
Of the fourth annual bench show Of the
Atlantic City Kennel Club on Young's Ocean
Pier to-day. Nearly eight hundre ed dogs
are benched. 200 less than last year, but the
quality, the judges declare. Is better than
al former exhibits. Among the judges are
ID. G.. Sands, Jr ". p. Eatlc. W = Gartner
and r. NJ. Oldham Of New York, James
Mortimer Of Hampstead and DIT. q. 4. De-
muud OF Bensonhurst.
Reginald Vanderbilt withdrew bis bull
dogs al the twelfth hour. Mrs. Burke Roche
OF Newport aud New York is here showing
her bull terriers Only two classes, fox
terriers and bulldogs, were Judged to-day.
The fox terriers entered by @ NJ. ,taLnochan
and A n. Rutherford OF New York, Miss
Frances A. MCCahul Of LnrchmOnt Nelson
Mclutosh OF Providence, R.. l., and A. A.
MacDonhd Of Toronto won hrst and second
prizes and the winners In the bulldog event
Included Abram ID. Gillette, NJ. Robert Gug-
genhcm and L. y. Walsh, all Of New York
Noah Mcdowell OF New Haven and ". {.
Goldman OF Providence. The show closes
on Saturday night
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TO-DAYS CARD FOR AOUEDUCT.
Rockaway Selling stakes the Leading
Feature

what seems to be an unusually good card
10 offered by the Queens County Jockey Club
for Aqueduct to-day The chief feature is the
Rockaway Selling Stakes. for three year Odds
at six furlongs. with some good sprinters
including InvincibC Czaraphiue, Jerry Z.
Right and True and keator.
The handicap for three year -olds and up
ward at six furlongs 10 another Interesting
event in which Gallant picks up l2e pounds
and meets, among others, Rosetint. Work
man. Wotan and Monet. In the FIRST race
for two year Odds at four and a half furlonRs
Gold Coin, Speedway and Bantam, all recent
winners, win come together. Platers will
meet in the second event at seven furlonRs,
with Port Arthur. lightly Weighted running
up against ARABIC. Lord Badge and Gold
Dome.
The fifth race. also for platers at seven
hirlongs, has an inferior lot. with Bowler.
Princess Eris, Grand Duchess, Bully Roche and
St. Roma as possibilities Maiden two-yeHr-
old hllies will run in the last rac+A at four
flrlongs with Pythla, Phyllis A. and Edna
jackson perhaps the best. The entries are
as follows:
1T.
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PHILADELPHIA Is. b., 4 SEw YORK Is. L., y.
Not IN the least awed bv the fame and
rrowess of their adyersaries. the Philadelphias
went at the Champions yesterday at the Polo
Grounds just IA vigorously as th"y did the
day before and this time they. gave to the
New iorks their tlrt defeat OF the season.
lie score was To 3, ana the game was ~
close as the score. n WIS "a lively game all
through with the mpttle- ONE QuHkers play
ing a shade the better in all departments.
Incidentally, there were "A number oi Close
decis ions. and Johnstone. on the whole,
umprcd we'll though a target for some NOISY
dlsapprOval from the bc1chers.
pqgglePy outpitched Hiltse. Inc fhl lliaI
which troubled All his opponents save Mike
Donlin, whose batting played big part IN
New iork's run setting. seventeen OF the
New Works went from batter's box to bench
on les. A brace Of home runs, Bransheld
and MC,iee the authors thereof, helped ne
outileld. by Thomas In particular. Brans-
field had only three put outs az INST base,
low throw. Devin had n bad spell in the
ninth inning, and on poor throw by MN
70 first base with two out, Doolin traNersed
the hnal eypauSe with the winning run
Itu~ Sung a single TO right IN the second
inning and precmpi~t second on passed
ball. Bran-tcld advanced him with a sacrl-
flee. and nc scored when Doolln sent fly q
StrsrE. In tho third inning pugglehy could
uoi find the plato Tor GILBERT BoWerman
forced Gilbert. and Wltsc forced liowermau.
Donln hit 20 the right field ropes Tor three
bases, which powerful smash -Cored NutSC.
Straug also hit the ball hard but Titus made
a luminous eaton near the fence.
In the fourth inning BTauSheld sand
wi2hed a torrid home run drive IN amons
three ~trikrOltS Donliu huuted safely In
the sINth. Courtney slipping while trying TO
pick up. the ball. Duggehy moved his
hands. tombstone sald halk, and Donlin
ambled 10 second ta-e Mc'iann's two
baygrr scored him. With two ont in the
seventh aud Eowermun on first a. a result
OF a fpldcr'- choice, Gloas son fumbled Wltse :
grouudcr. Donin brought BoWernan ia
with safety 20 lett.
This gave the New Works a lead Of one
run, but MCGEE eveucd the score IN the eighth
by hitting 20 right center for four bases
DOolin led on in the ninth with a two Dagger
along the right foul line. lie hustled to third
on Abbotts sacrifice. Gilbert covering first
base for Devliu's throw. Wiltse. who uelded
his position beautifully, threw DuCglcby
out. Thomas pOked a sharp grounder 10
Devlin, Deylin threw low and vide TO Nc
Gam. and DoOlin scored.
DeNliu opened with hit in New York's
half OF the ninth. but was forced by Gilbert
aud Bowerman and Bresnahan hit into the
air fhe game was played under a gray,
gloomy sky. with dabs Of rain. The score.
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League.
pat Dougherty and John Anderson have been
doing some tall hitting
Manager McGrnw has turned over Neal, ihs
utility man, 70 baltimore.
Herman Long" says Jim Mcclure, was the
greatest Of them all on making plays with one
hand
More women are attending ball games than
ever before IN the games history" says President
Pulllam.
Pitcher willis has Jumped the Altoona club
and gone back 20 the bostOn Nationals, S0den OF
Boaton having COME 70 thc pllchrI.s lcrm.
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Hemp.tesd IIarbor y. e. omcer,.

The members OF the Hampstead HArbor
Yacht Club recently elected the following
oficers for the season: Commodore J. $.
Appleby; vice-oommod ore, =. 2. Titus; purser.
EllWood Valentine; captain OF the boats.
william L Hicks: members Of the governing
board. Edward T Payne. samuel J, Seaman.
4 b. Hail. Jr.. Isaac r. Downing. Wa I'd Dick
con and the ofhcers: membership committee
Isaac r. Coles. W. 1. FancheT, Harold Thorno,
Niarbet 3. Bovine and EilWoOd Valentine.
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FIRST base on errors-Boston. q Brooklyn. 3
Left on bases-Boston. 5: brooklyn T. Flrst base
on balls-on Hershey. D, OF Noll. 5 on Jones, /
Struck out-By Hershey, l. by Nolz /: by Jones. l.
Three base hit-Sharpe. Two base hlts-Owens
Dobbs. stolen base-iewis. Double plays,
Batch and Babb: Lauterbom and Tenney. All
bAtlcchlo and Tenney. Umpires-Emslie and Bau-
sewne. Time hour and IS minutes. Attend
-
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BRooKLYN, :; BOSTON N. ~, ,.

BosTON, April 7o-Brooklyn won Its first
game Of the season this afternoon through
the fine pitching OF Jones, who held the locals
down to five hits. u looked like a shutout
owens allowed Barclays grounder to go
through his legs. and Sharpe brought him
scored on Iauterborn's fly 10 Dobbs Harshey
lasted but four innings, and Volz, who sue
ceeded him. was hardly more effective. The
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new YORK'S FIRST DEFEAT.
METTLESOME OUAKERS CAPTURE
4 CLOSE GAME.

De,Iln Makes an Expensive Error in the
NInth Innlng-Nlltse Outpitched by
DuEgleby-BrOOklJns Win In Boston
and Graduate From Zero Class
The New York Nationals met with their
first defeat Of the's season yesterday, and the
Philadelphias, who defeated them. are tied
with Pittsburg for first place. The Brooklyns
were graduated from the zero class. winning
in Boston. Rain prevented the two games
in the West. The results:
Philadelphia, 4, New York. 3.
Brooklyn, !; Boston, 2.
A. PiusburE-Rain.
A. ChlcAgO-Net Grounds.
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Left on bases washington. o: Boston, 5. FIRST
base on bafs-Of Jacobsen. s. OF Dung, /. struck
out--By Jacobsen, s. by Young, !. VIA pitch
Young II rec base hits-Frceman, Mullen. Two
base hltS-Mullen. HuelsmAn. Stahl. Sacrifice
hlt-Burkctt Double play-yones and kittredge.
Auendanre-9
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"HHTT0U TOT NOI7V N w HTHTT TTHIIE'
PHILADELPHIA. ........... o 7 % q o IA
New York ........ % q o o %
First base on errorS-Scw York, ?. Philadelphia,
p Left on bases New York, q. Philadelphia. s.
FIrst hasr on balls on Nitsr. I. on DuFgleby. g.
Struck out-By Wutse s. b. Dugglcby, l. Home
runs MCGEE Bransneld Three base hl-Donlln.
Two base hltS-McGann. Doolln. Sacrifice hits
Strang, Bransncld, Abbott. Stolen bases-Devln,
Gleason ~. Hlt by pitcher-By Wutse Bak g.
Duggleby Wild pitch -Dugglehy. Passed ball
Bowerman. Umpire lohnstoue. Tint hour
and Is minutes AttendanCe-4.O1O
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New Athletic Field for Phnmps Exeter.

ExErER. n. H.. April 20 1t was announced
here to-day that C. W. McAlplne and Dr
d. r. McAlplne OF New York. graduates
Of Philips Exeter Academy. bad signihed
Their intention Of givlnG the uohool q new
Athlotio held - ee,i tls.qee
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AMERICAN LHAoUE.
washington IN New York: Philadelphia In Boston;
Chicago IN Detroit: Cleveland IN 81. Louis,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York In PhiadelphiA Boston In Broohyn'
Cincinnati IN Chicago: ST. Louis In Pttsburg.
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NTT1JGUIII7l $50 BARGAINS

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nAsEnALL Tn-nAY. 80 p. VI.

Grand Opening Championship season. American
vs. Washington Music by 10Th Regiment Banu. -Adr.
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Two base hlts-Seybold "a, Hausel. Three
base 6us |Dougherty, Davis. Home run-knight.
Left on bascS-New York; Q: Philadelphia, 20.
Struck By Bender s. b. Powell, 5. DouDc
nlavs -Nurphy and knight Powers, knight and
Hsyis. Bender and Davis. sacrifice hits Eberteld'
iender stolen bases-iIArtSel HOumAn, tToss'
Nvrphy Tirst base on errors-NeW York, ?.
Philadelphia, l. First base on ball. on bendeTl;
on Powell s. Wild ptch,-Bender. mplre-
OIoughlin Time hour and IS minutes.
wAsHNuroS. s. BOSTON a. ~. l.
WASHINGTON. April 2o,--For the third successive
6ye hits again 20 day and by punching two OF these
they scored only their third 7n o. the series. while
the reIuvenated Nationals went them iNo better
on two. bagFrrs b. Stahl and Hu-lsman M the nrst
inning and singles b. Hu and Stahl, Huclsmnu's
relder's choice and Nullens three Dagger In lhe
third. The score.
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MEDICAL.

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Poor start. won diving; Water Mirror, b, e.,
. BY WEtcrcret -SabrnA: owned by sydney PageG
trained by 4. j. Joyner
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baseball, Washington Park, To-day $50.
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Exeter. ...... 30 O o q o OF I
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PARTNER wanted with $1,000 TO take half H.
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AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.

n you want to buy second hand Automobile
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iet West 10th st. two doors east Of BROADWAY.
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American Association.
Games Scheduled for To-day

Al Louisville-St. Paul. TO- Louisville, ..
Other games postponct-Rain.
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DARIEN, CONN.-The nnest all-yeeT home N
FAirneld County: buildings consist OF large =
room mansion, with baths and toilet hot ana
cold water gas, electric bells, telephone, Aunuiy
and all most modern convenience that are essen
tial 20 make an ideal country home hne oaihsI
beautiful greenhouses, ven picturesque view ~,
Long Island sound: price 5000. terms 70 81"
purchaser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21

AGE.NTS. Seud foTtrrms. Tree JOugIet, ~" -.N. q
Spring Faucet Filter WILLARD MI o. Gu.
Lewiston. Ne.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for pawuuckC,s. ls.
monds. pearls, watches and jcwe.ry. 4. bAlA
773 Bowery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21

QUICK SALE have 10 ODER for 3 quick sale )
series OF twenty year lve per cent. god bona, wa
40 unusual stock bonus, In tCnOulnauons or ~
Address J. r. RATCHFoRD, 65l Cniverslig Li-g
Syracuse, r. v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21

Good start: won hSnduy santa cstalna, b. T..
., BY pender-Danty. owned by Albemarle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-21

VIZ ARE authorized 70 onsr for sale about $4,000
poratea under the laws Of state OF New YORK. cap.
tAlized al $4,000, owning GOOOO acres OF umbtt
lands and plant valued AZ $4,000 there arc Neiy
ment this Is an absolutely safe Investment VIII
stand thorough investigation, Apply 70
MCDONALD -MIGGINS co.. ~ BToadWAy.