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WRIDGWAY AHEAD or RECORD.
AutomobiIlst no,ters Time for 500 Miles
nj brighton Track.

Charles G. WridRvay Of this city set out
on the Brighton Beach track yesterday 70
beat the world record for % i,Ool mile run
without stopping the engine Of his car and
had gained hours a minute, and 30 seconds
on the Old record when 500 miles was reached.
lie began a. Gas yesterday morning he a
% horsepower Peerless car his assault on
tho old record Qf 20 hour - minutes 81 3-5
seconds which was made on the Crosse
Tointe trotting track AZ Detroit IN August ot
last year lie covered the first 90 miles IN
/ hour G minutes 4 seconds ard Jon miles 90
? hours % minutes a second. when %" was
rs minutes 10 Seconds ahead OF schmidt n
time for the same distance.
NridCWav brought his Ger 90 stands tLl
after completing the jul mile, though the
engine was kept TIuulug, and io'h GA lrore
gasoline and fresh UeDhaI.. ne snld
he was feeling fine and remarked that he
intended TO ran slowly daring flr night, hut
that a. soon as daylight davueI no would
"burn M the track and beat o." "Id record
very badly" 81 uightiaN ref lch's we're
hung on the fence 1T On" turns ul mo track
10 guide the record seeker iu hi- course.
Paul Sartori. chauffeur for s.. e.. Wander.
bilt was driving O." latter.- 900 horsepower
Fiat IN practise about . o't'0rE last night,
when I'm rourdirr the lower tfr- the tire
Of the riFht front wheel fiev % aud the car
crashed through tho ontsidc frrcc, brcal
inR tho front a,lo. ~1Tiorl o. not filrr'si
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GARDEN CITY COLE MATCHES.
Chick . Morning Hero and Afternoon
Also Ran-The Scores.

Travis was the winning and Travers the
losing champion in the morning round OF the
Garden City Golf Club tournament yesterday.
and in the afternoon Chick, who had beaten
Travers. was against Travis As Chick put
out Travis when they met last week az Lake
wood. the meeting was quite an event, lEaNls,
a. he was on the links LOT when ne holas tne
BILE, and every one picked him 70 win except
the few who remelnbered that FRANK ".
/ itehhart had defeated him in this same
tournament two years ago.
Robbins, ST. Andrews, beat r. G. Watson, ~
WestbrOok, by 8 up and 70 play; Dwight Partridge
6y 2 up: W j. fravfs Garden CITY, beat ?. r
Jennings. Garden CITY, by UP and 70 play; W. G
Chick, Oakley, beat J. d. Travers, Nassau. by up
''i semi ,abSiGRobblns beat Partridge. by > up
and ? 10 play. Travis beat Chick, BY up and 70
Governors Cup. Second Round--F oden Horst.
man, Merion, beat II. s JsfTay. Ardsley, by ! up
no holes: Z. s. Parue!ee New Haven, beat c. B
Allegheny, beat G. II. Wlttls, oakley, BY up
and 10 play: Harold sands Hestchester county
beat ". F. Conkln, Philadelphia, by up and 70
p': Semi -nnAl-Parmslse beat Hors,man. by l up;
ByeTs beat sands, by up and 10 play.
Club Cup: second round-J G. Patterson, Fox.
Hills. BEAT J. L. Taylor, Dyket ~, scoW, by = Up
and to play; J. d. Foot. Apawamis beat G. 1.
Watson. Wtstbrook b. UP and TO play; {. =.
Watson Esse1 County, bestJ 4. Pook. Apawsmis.
BY 5 up and 20 play; g. Wonhington. Mount
Anthony, beat Chase AellCn, GaIdtn City, by
SEM emi.nnsi"Batterson brat Foot, by up ard q
20 play. Watson beat Worthington, by up and !
Garden city cup-second round-DonAld Mao
kellsr. Midland. beat 4. y. Reyel Chicago, BY up
and 10 play: X. II. Man, Richmond Hil beat
Robert Lount Midland, by G. up and : 20 play;
c. W Dayton, JT., beat J. p Klrwan, Englewood.
semi -fnaI-Maokclsr bat Man. by Up and ?
20 play. Phillips beat Dayton, By up.
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To-DAIos BELMONT PARK CARD
TcbogEan Handicap and Bouquet Stake
are Features.

4 splendid card has been provided by the
Ne-rchcster Racing Association for Bel
mont Park to-day. The feature is the To-
hogan Handicap, at six furongs, with lot
Of good sprinters. including Race King. who
ran dead heat with Sysonby in the Metro
politau: Diamond, Woodsaw, COY Maid,
Bedouin. Ieala. Rosebon and others.
For the Bouquet Selling Stakes. five
furloug sprint for two year-olds, Special
License. Leonard Joe Haymau and Gala %
want are In some favor. Race King IL also
named 10 20 in the first race a handicap at six
furlongs. but he is asked to carry l2l pounds,
meeting such performers as Irene Lindsey
Hyblck. Workman and Cairngorm. Two
year ODDS will run in the second event at four
and a half furlouRs. with fair lot OF starters,
while the NTH event is a steeplechase at
about two miles. for which jim Newman.
lmporislst, Flying NirRinan and Mackey
Dvyer may find some favor. In the last
race. al mile. The SoutherneT. Lord Badge
orc aud Oarsman may be tho factors. The
entries are as follows:
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NEW HoBK (N. ~. s; BOSTON IN, H., l.
Although the Boatons played q clean held-
ing game AZ the Polo Grounds yesterday,
and their game was ell right such a. II was
they were beaten with absurd case by the
New Yorks. IL does not matter whether
these two teams are playing In New York
or Boston, the New Yorks go right ahead
winning Once In while-a great while
the Bostons make tho champions hump them
selves, but yesterday was not one OF those
times. When they wanted them most yes
terday the New iorks m ade the hits necessary
10 send in runs. and they did not waste any
time about H. They did Il. too, In such a
manner as " nothing clHe ere possible.
The jaunt TO Philadelphia. Brooklyn and
Boston since they we're last home has I'M
proved the smoothness OF the New York
machinery and that Improvement ls not un-
like gliding refined gold. Whether At making
nuns themselves or seeing 70 II that the Bos
tons did not make runs. New YoTk's game
was finished and fristionless. Those sttri-
butes we're all the more evident IN view OF the
helpiessness Of the weak and detected Boa
tons and the errors that the home team made
merely set on their strength by furnishing
a contrast McCinnity held the BOstons safe
all the way. being assisted appreciaby by
the Boston habit Of hitting into double plays,
Dahlen, Gilbert and Mccain made three
throttling double plays which were as slick
as silk As 70 excitement, however. the SEES
sion Was as mild As playing poker for matches.
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MRS. GERKEN TAKES TWO BLUES.
NewsbOy and shop Girl I'm Winning Form
At Windup OF Durland show.

IL was Mrs. John Gerken's night at tho
Durland horse show, and with Newsboy and
shop Girl she won two blues. Newsboy is
showing better than he ever has. and had
no diflculty in winning in the class for single
harness horses, and again when shown with
shop Girl in the tandem class. IN the hTst
class NewsbOy beat J. Campbell Thompson
scandal and in the tandem class Scandal
and Gossip we're placed second.
he surprise Of the show was when the
r1IUabouts were Judged late on Thursday
night Mrs. GeTkcn showed NcvshOy, and II
MAS thought nv many good Judges that the
prize would go 20 the Gerken exhibit Alfred
Vanderbilt showed Eustliug SIX, ono Of his
400 OOO team, and the Judges elected the Van
derbilt horse for the blue ribbon. Newsboy
is ia hands which Is regarded aS the ideal
size for a Tunabout horse. livery one knows
that his action II UerfeCt, ard lu conforl alton
he Is second 20 none. IUstlirC Silk is 1913
hands and has none Of III" high action that
New sbov can show, and IN CONSEQUENCE Of this
award the Judges came In for lots Of criticism
dealers only-tlrsi pnze, charles IT. Proctor 5
bay geldlng Hot stun: second prize, standard
Coach Horse Company's chestnut geldng standard
Class i5-Harness horses 1913 hands and under
First prize John Gcrkens chestnut geldlng News
BOY; second pine, J. Campbell Thompsons Scan
Class 3 saddle horses over i5.2 hands-Frst
prize q McElwainc's blaCL gelding Sporting
Times: second prize, Mrs }. y. N. Grosvenors
GAS 9i Harness tandems. horses las hands and
under FIRST pnEc, Mrs. John GCTkcus chestnut
Newsboy and Shopgiri: second prize j.. Campbell
Thompsons hay mares Gossip and scandal.
for a gig horse Won by \. G. NondcTbuvs brown
mare RuStlng SIX.
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The nnnl match In tho junior doubles for
women at tho ST. Nicholas Rink was played
Yesterday. the opposing PLAYERS being Miss
kess.l aud Misz Ioomis against Miss Walla Oh
and Niss Moran After these two smashing
s,fs, .u which each side scored victory,
Miss Kosscl aud Miss LOOMS Won.
Worlau'- Douh'ys-N Ms. Charles =. Browns
class f1- juniors Hlai round Mss ksssel and
Niss i. Ioon's dci,alcd Mss Nalach and Miss
3D. Moran, 20, IS, -.
The state champion ship of New Jersey.
N is announced, Wll this year be held under
tho auspices 81 the Morristowu leld Club.
aud the dut.' viii be iu the mon th Of September
Ia former years the event was held al the 81.
George tri rket grounds. Hoboken. 4 hHndi-
cep tourney for mixed doubles and confined
20 the MorrtstOwu Cub members begins on
May ~. and The Decoration Day tournament
for men nd women sir gles b. girs on " 80 ~
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Usvsisnd. .; chlSaGo. L.

bOhluNsNA l. p " INV hOt-h ~ H''s -
BosToN, May B-=Hobe- Ferris won to-
days game for the Champions by smas4ing
out home run In the seventh inning, sendlng
IN Collins and GrimshaW ahead Of him. Keller
also landed on the ball for q home run, hs
hit coming in the ninth inning :, The little
fielder sent the ball 20 the center held fence and
he had made the circuit before freemsn
picked up the sphere. The game was 40 IN,
teresting one and for six innings Powell fooled
the locals aided by some excellent neldinR
Boston also played we'll. Collins and GrimshAW
making two double plays;, Parentf error
was not costly, but the failure Of Chase 70
handle Conroy's low throw In the seventh
inning left Grlmshaw safe on the bag and he
was scored by Ferris. Boston had q chance
IN the second inning when Collins dropped a
high one to short left between HeaEerl Dough
eTty and Conroy and made second while they
were deciding who should pick the ball up.
A sacrifice put him on third, but Grims haW
popped 70 Conroy and Futz made fine catch
OF Ferris liner. The Yankees got run In the
fourth on pouRheTty's three Dagger and
single by Fultz. In the sixth Dougherty
singled over second base. went 10 second on
Keelers sacrifice and reached third on q safe
bunt by Fultz. Dougherty tried 20 steal
home when Winter pitched but was tagged
by CriRer. Williams then filed to BuTkett.
The locals made another run In the eighth.
Burkett singled, Powell hit Parent In the
chest and Stahl singled, Collins hied to Con-
roy and Burkett scored on Freemans ny TO
Keller The gCOre.
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Firtt base on errors-Boston, 2. Left on has IS
New York, g. Boston, a. First base on balls
or Eraser, ?. Struck out-Dy Fraser. 2. Three
base hit Donln. Two base hits-Strang, Mccain.
Stolen bases-Donlln, Mertes, Dahlen. Devlln.
Double piays-Dahen. Gilbert and Mccain 49,
MID pltch-Fraser Cmpire-ODRy. Time
hour and % minutes. AttendAnce-t,00O.
PRooKLTN. = PHILADELPHIA tN. H., 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6,-Unul the fifth
inning to-day's game looked like an easy
thing for the Phuadelphias. but in the hftn
the Brooklyuites developed a batting streak
and came within an ace OF tying the game. In
the seventh and eighth they again piled their
ba Is vigorously. and aided by fielding errors,
settled the game for good. Lewis played
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.n,tt.d for corridon ln IL no lnnlI

.B.,,ed for Corridor 10 the iS'i ninth inning "
Brooklyn. .....,.........l %
Ftrst base on erToTs-Brooklyn, !: Philadelphia, =
base on bAs-Od Jonet, on Gordon, J, Struck
out-By Jones. o, By Corridor, 2 Two base hits
son, Courtney AAgee. Stolen bases-Babb, Ritter.
Courtney, Bransheld. Doom. Hh By plteheI.By
Jones-i. Wild pitch-Jones. tmpiTe-John-
stone. Tme-2 hours and minutes Attend.
ance-i 955,
CHICAGO ~. ~, TO- st. LOUIS IN. L.. g.
CHICAGO. May S.-McGinley pitched his hrst big
League game TO day and was driven TO cover by
Tinker's home run In the tnird inning. kellum
succeeded him and was hit with little difnculty,
The score:
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American AssoclAtion.

At Columbus-Tocdo. s: Columbus g.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10: INDIANAPOLIS
~ 81. Paul-St Paul 10. Milwaukee g.
At Minneapols-KdnsAs City. g. Minneapolis.
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A. New Acknowledgment 10. New Havea. Z.
Al Meriden-Spring held, 49, Meriden. g.
AZ HArtford-Norwich 2 Hartford. l.
AZ Holyoke-Holyoke, A. New London. 1.
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'Batted for Henley In the ninth inning.
Philhdel phiA ..............0 OF
washington ..............l -
Len on bases Washington. 5; Philadelphia, O.
First base on erroT-PhladephiA. First base on
balls-O1 Wolfe, 2, on Henley. ?. Struck 0ut-By
l. Two base hits-Davis, StAhl R!tredEe, Wolfe
Sacrifice hits-Hnl, Cassidy, Nil. SiOlen bases
HGrtsei a. Double plAys-Cassldy and Hin: Henley
ShrecK, Cross, Murphy and Kalgnt. Umpire
OLoughlln. Tine hour and 80 minutes, At
tendance-ioSS
BT. LOUIS "a. ~, II; DETROIT, Z.
ST. LoUrs, May st. Louis Ameroans defeated
Detroit to-day. The Wolverines used three pitchers
nd h. Ihn
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AZ Bsyonns- Bsyonns High school. .. Crawford
High school. T.
X Carlisle-wyoming Seminary. s. indians. 10.
Al NewbuTh-Gcnuine Cuban Giants, q New
~ Atlantic ciy-MGnhsttsn College. O. villa
Nova, 3
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Time IA,

Poor start: won easily Jane Holly, Oh. m. Q, by
Slri1rer-Se0a ROYAL owned by the Asbury stable
trained by ". \. McNulty.
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Two paso hlt-Fliek Sacrifice hlts-Bay, Tur.
ner Davis Stolen bases-Bradley. Dundon, First
base on bAlls--On joss, A. on Smith. ? Hit by
pitcher-By Smith, /. First base on error-Chi-
rago Left on bAses-Cleveland. :: Chicago I.
struck out-By JOSS, S: BY Smith. 4 Double plays.
Turner. LajOe and Carr; Bradley, LAjole and Carr.
i'mpires-Kelly and Mccarthy. Tme-i hour aud
AZ minutes. Attendance -3475.
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sonthern LenEne.

A. New orleans--New Orleans, 8; Memphis. 1.
Al Nashville A: Atlanta, l.
Al BlTminghA n Birmingham, Q. MontFomery :
AZ shreveport Shreveport. l. Little Rock H.
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ANOTHER GAME FROM BOSTON
NEW YORK NATIONALS MAKING
the MOST or 4 GOOD THING.

Rapid Double Plays Keep the Huh players
In check --BrOokiyns win In Phiiadel.
phIA-- Pirates Defeat the Cinc:nn ATS
and ChlcagOS Trounce ~. Louis.
The New York Nationals came home yester-
day after a swing around the Eastern circuit
and wGlloped the tanendtrs nom Boston.
over In Philadelphia the Brooklyns pulled
a game out OF the lre. and In the West Pitts
burg defeated Cincinnati and Chicago trl-
umphed over ST. Louis. The Chlcagos passed
Cincinnati and Philadelphia and went into
third place. The Tesults:
New YORK :; Boston. I,
Brooklyn. =: Philadelphia. Z.
Chicago, 10; 81. LOuit, o.
Pittsburg, 4; Cincinnati, =.
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New York STATE League
Connecticut Lrnrne.

A. Troy -Binghamton, 49, Troy, g.
A. Albany-SyTacuse, l; Albany, o.
Other games postponed-Rain.
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A. Dee Moines-Des Molnes. 0. Omaha. o uhir,een
Other games postponed. rain.
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TURF
Belmont Park Races

QUEENS, l.. l. - - =.
Every Week Day, Rain or SHINE u iL1- NAY ~
HOW TO REACH THE TRACK. -,
On Saturdays trains via Long Island X ~ ieeve
s4th Street New York, at ii6o A. NJ ~ noon liio
~ 20 IL 80 i2:iO 1850 90 liO 100 l;SO, laO lbO'
and $50 p. N Turf and Field Club special train
win leave Fast saith St. az ll4o also panoI CAT
train Al 90 p. NJ and from Flatbush ave, bIook.
i'm al II noon, 1920, 1910, 100 il6' lSo ana l'te
=. 81. .--.,,,.. s-.,
IonF Island Terminals OF e2d Street. 40 street
S4th Street and Esd Street Ferries and the NuhAms
burg Bridge 70 the track. . -,., ..,,.,
Al trolley lines Via Jamaica connect wiz Ioueg
70 track. ,,--,., 80 p,tth
Avenue Hotels McBnde's and Rullmans.
FIRST race, $50 p. N.
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Totais -. 4 Is "a u , Totals ~. 8 7'28 "a o
Jersey ,;,g,o cry ,'........ ..i SSS9SS Il
Firt base on erroB-Baltimore. 2. LSf, on
bases-Jeney City. Baltimore, 4. FIRST base
out|By Pianmler. g. ty Wiltse, s. Two base
hits-Pfanmner Kelster. Merritt. Sacrhce hits
Ee1y a. stolen hases-AerTitt. Keister Double
plAys-Lynch. LoudenslAget and Jordan. I'M by
nitcher-By Wltsc, I. Wild ptch-pfanmilleT.
Umpire Moran. Time hour and 70 MINUTES.
AttendAnce-6OO.
- - PROVIDENCE. O. NTwAHL. l. -~---U
Providence, May 5.-Skopec's Wildness IN the
nrst inning. with timely hitting. enabled the locals
10 easily defeat Newark TO day The score
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Flrst base on eTror Providence, lSh on bases
-prnvdence, Q, Newark, 5 First base on balls
~ Skopec. Z. Struck out BY SkOper. l. Three
6ase Conn. Two bsse hit Mailing Sacr
nce hit Dunn. Thomas BALL Poole. stolen bases
r'ays-Rock, Dunn and Conn, Rock and Dunn.
tk6pec, GAtlnt and Connor. Hlt by pltcher. Uy
sFotec 2 Wild pitch -Skopcc. Cmplfr-COn.
Nsy Time hour and - minutes.
At TORONTO.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

JERhht ClIn y BALTIMORE, y,
Jersey City made fast opening and a bot nnish
In yesterday's game with the Baltlmores In jersey
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Grimth's Men Come out az the Small End
OF the Horn IN Boston.

Griniths New York, Americans went 70
Boston yesterday and came out AZ the small
end Of the horn. making four out Of i've games
they have lost 20 the worlds champions
Philadelphia. Detroit and Chicago kept them
company, losing TO Washington. ~ LOUIS
and Cleveland respectively. The results
Boston. 4; New York, >,
Washington. 4; Philadelphia, 2.
~. Louis. n; Detroit ..
Cleveland. q; Chicago, 4.
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M STARTING Neuf, 81 Louis. best baseball publ
alton On sale 20 day a. news stands. hotels, Sab
v-rV and q. stations. FlNe cents ~.
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Baseball WashiaEtsn Park. To-morrou. aao.
brooklyn W. PhilA. SpcciAi LADIES' Day.-Adf.
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AMERICAN LOSES At TENNIS.
Joshua Crane. Jr.. Put Out In seminnali
Of English championship.

l.oNpov. NAV s. IN the semihnsls for the
tennis amateur championship to-day, Hill
beat Joshua Crane. Jr., 60, 10. o-S. G.
and Major Cooper beat Price. 6-c, e-i.e-5.
Crane IL the first American 20 try for tennis
houorz abroad tie r. q BostOnion, but a
member OF he New ork Racquet and Tennis
tlrb as well ~ thC Boston Tennis and Racquet
club Crane was American amateur cham
tiou for three years lu success ION ana runner
up last ~ q Hth at Bosto. 20 charles T.. sands
The British champion for several years had
been Fustace n. Miles. who lost last year TO-
Pennell with whom crane friends Tor long
While Tried 10 mako match, bat without
avail.
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First base on errors-ChleAgo, g. Len on bases
Chicago o; 81. Louis, S. Home run-TinkeT. Two
bases moot. Clarke Casey, Barry, Mccarthy
Slagle, Holman. First base on bSlls-Of Lund .
By Lundgren, s. Hit BY pitoher-By Kellum, l.
Passed ball-Grady. Ttme-i hour and 50 minutes
Un.pire-Klein AttendAnce-2.2OO.
PTTrsBURo, 4: CINCINNATI
PrrTsBURo May 5.--PttSbuTg played the best
ball 20 day and won. The features were easily
Seymours batting and Levers pitching. The
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Game. scheduIed for To-tlay.

NNTTUNNI LENUTT-
Boston IN New York Brooklyn In Philadelphia:
Sc Louis IN Chicago: Cincinnati 10 PtttsbuTg
AhEHIcASnI.EAoUE
New York IN Boston: Philadelphia IN WAshinF
ton: chicago IN Ceveland Detroit In ST. Louis
IAsTEEN LMAoUI
baltimore 10 Jersey City: Newark IN Providence.
Bu falo IN Montreal Rocheste 10 Toronto
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Three base hit-Sebnng, Two bAAs hits-Sey.
Mcbride. Fist base on balloon Harper, /.
Struck out-By HarpeTl T. T1me--i hour and
80 minutes. Lmpirts-btuswem and Emsls,
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Baseball. Pols GroundA To-day. AP.M.
Chsuplon Giants " Hosioa Adm. tor Adr
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WARRINGTON, May b.-Probably tho bFgest
crowd that ever saw baseball game In washing
ton attended the rousing reception given the local
lie m TO day. Hard, consecutive batting gave
Warrington a hard earned, clean cut victory that
set the multitude almost wild with paro Iysms OF
Joy. Five hits punched In one inning scored the
thinning The
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sg g, EoSis..............O Iii
Two base hits-Wallace, Coughnn, Hickman,
Cooley. Three base hits-Gleason, Weaver, Cooley.
Home nun -Fnsk. Sacrince hlts-Pelty Weaver.
double pAys-HickmAn and Drill; Petty and Jones:
Koehler and Petty. Stolen bases-CoOley, Glea
son a.. Hit by pltcheT-By Morgan, /. Wild
pltch-Pelty. First base on balls-On Morgan, q:
% KllnAn, l. Struck out-By Morgan, 1; By Kuian
/. by KitsOn, ?; by Petty, !. Left on bases-St
Louis, 10: Detroit 2. Cmplre-SneridAn. nme-2
hours and IS minutes. AltendAnce-7O0.
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tirst esss on Ssy yo, Prst <,
on baIls-Od Powell, /. Struck out-By Winter, Z:
BY Powell 3 Home nIns-Ferris, Keeltr. Three
base hit Dougherty. Two base hit-Collins Sac o
Tince hit-FreemSn az. Keller Burkett. Stoltn
bases Conroy, FultE. Double plAys-Colllns Grim
shaw and Collins, Collins and GTimshAw. Hit by
Pitcher-By Powell I. Umpirc-Connolly, Time
hour and IS minutes AtttndAnce-760i.
WASHINGTON. e. PHILADELPHIA "a. L., 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

QUICKEST PERMANENT CURE IN diseases
Of men. dangerous cases solicited; relief az once
those desiring only first class scientific treatment
should call. The leading specialist. Dr. bDNSCHUk,
So IaI wet 2Ist 81 W1H- . r. 2 . Sunf1's, lo.ie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

Time lO3 ? %.
Good start; Won driving; Game Cock; Or. G.. 4,
bV BLACK Cock al0ToUs. owned By Mr.. Cotton.
talnCd hy G.. r. TJmpki1S
gTETU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06
MOTOR GAR RUNS.

HELP WANTED-FEMAIF.
ARTIFICIAL Al FLOWERS - Good btAncheTs
wanted good pay: steady work. FUCKER
JOSEpHN. as broadway.
MRS. l. Sicily has removed her employment
bureau 20 . We, S9th 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

Good start: won driving: JGcoblts, b. g.. 2, by
Golden GarteT-Flora Mac owned by sydney
Paget trained by a. J. Joyner.
SECOND RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

CI.HvEIAED, May b-Comiskey's White So1
met With their third successive defeat az the hands
OF LAjole's Napoleons this afternoon. The score:
rIuNnr.LNn- ruIcLnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

Fair starr; won easily; Inspiration, Oh: T., 3. By
Ayrshire-Sister Mary H.. owned by J. L. AoGlnnis
trained by J. /. Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

For maiden two-year-olds ten pounds under
the scale. 1900 added; four and a half furlongs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06
THIRD RACE

Time, 1872 as.
Fair start: easily; Old England. b. e.. Q. by
Goldnnch-oueen Bess; owned by 7. D. sullivan:
trained by A. thinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-06

Fair starr: won driving vchbesi, oh. Ia BY
Rgssell-Option! owned and trained oy :. VI.