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RaclnEat baltimore.

baltimore, No, April nzzFsyortes and out
sldeu DIVIDED the bonon At Pimlioo 70 day. each
winnlpg shTse IaS,s ne 6oos s. SSsTe: how.
played heavily. This was especially the case 10
the second and sixth races. In the ihirdi pc
Russy opened az % /, but u was not long before
the lead at the start and won easily. In the sixth
raoe EscobAr proved the good thing. HAgtmarU
was msds the isyene but p on ~ LsSo9 3s vent
most 70 man. The race was close from STAR 70
nnhh Colonist took the lead AZ the jumps and
held Z 70 the stretch, pAngma3 gave EsoobaI
Colonlst who finished second, two lengths ahead
OF HAgamAns,
Firsi Raoe-Four and half furlong-Proteus.
10 tklenck, 10 70 I, won; NagaIsm, iG lHendeT-
> 70 !, third. Time, 0b73. Peter Becker. Glitter.
ING Gloria, Let Up, Slde View, Sungov and Gold
Second Raee-one mne-Nnstlss 81 (Hendeuon).
70 5, won; Red LEhL e lAepermotn' 10 % l.
second; AuahEowoh, iW (O,Bnenl, ~ 20 /, third.
Time, Ltll4 Newsboy, Nellie Forest. Tenny
chord. MAlAbar, Lord Melbourne, Philippine and
General steward also ran.
Thlfd RAos-Five and half furionEs-Derrussy,
% S Sscond EnS XSsr IN 'G Sicholss 70 !,
third Tine iiosi TrtpeIisi and Rolling PIN
Fourth Raee-one mne-Fiindsrs, ioS toBrenl.
. 70 s won LnAs, - Rienek, 70 I. second; Win.
chester. Zoe tosmersl, 70 I, third. Time. l;t4l3
Lord Alntres Wsdds L.. Queen Belle and w. n.
fAs.g also ran Queen Belle and Flinders coupled
Fifth RGceGSteeipech about two miles Anus.
ia tRodrookl, 70 ], won G6nsevoort IA tBowterl
third. Tine, tef. Westown, Aorrenton, Chief.
Flower Cid H.. and Follow on also ran.
sixth Race-dt furion gs--EseobaT, 40 Dang.
sssssd Hss.shs oS o is ~ . ssd T N
rS rEsfS Mon ~ "a. q o.0T So s.o H rSs.
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rHExrr.rHnp nEomExr rEAM.
Johns Hopkins Lacrosse Team Defeats
Stevens.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April %. Johns Hopkins
lacrosse team won an easy victory over the
squad from Stevens Institute this afternoon
at Oriole Park. The score was rs to I. Until
the ending Of the second half II appeared az II
the New Jerseyitss would be shut out
Though the game was easy for Hopkins the
contest was not without It's interesting feat
ures. The boys from Stevens put up a stin
battle 20 the very end.
Hopkins went into the game without the
services OF Tough, q mainstay who was badly
injured IN the Fame with Harvard last week
knipp. a new man. was placed at point ~.
tack, and hambers also d new one, was placed
al inside home. Hopkins showed marked
Improvement In individual as well az team
work as compared 70 the game with
Harvard. Hopkins scored three goals iust
four minutes after the first whistle sounded,
and this pace VAS kept w TO the end. stevens
showed some improvement In the second
half but did not have the speed to stem the
Hopkins tide
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NEw YoEK ~. IL. 10: PHILADELPHIA (N. H.. Z.
PHILADELPHIA. April %. Before tho largest
crowd that has been In attendance At thu
Philadelphia grounds In the last Ave yeRrs.
the New York champions this afternoon
won game that was marked by loose play
ing from end to end. The PhlladolDhias
started on all right and but for n dumb play
by Courtney In the second inning, when his
failure TO beat q runner TO third base cost
four runs, the chances are that they would
have won out This error. however, had q
depressing enect upon Corridor, who lost all
control hitting two batsmen and walking
two more and making a wild pitch. This
lead appeared to brace up McGinnity, on
whom but FIVE scattered hits were made In
the last eight Innings.
There was a scene not down In the bills,
which began In the eighth inning and did
not close until long after the barouc hes con-
taining the visitors had passed Dauphln
street after the game. McGann. who was on
second. attempted 10 score on Mertess single
TO right Il was a sharp hit and the ball was
In Magee's hands just as McGann turned
third. Magos made a splendid throw 70
Abbott and Mc,ann was out. but for some
reason McGann deliberately punched Abbott
There was not the slightest provocstion for
It. Abbott fired the ball at McGann, hitting
him 10 tho back. The other players interfered
and Umpire Bauswine ordered both men ont
OF the game.
Bowerman went TO FIRST, but he, too, must
have been affected with the fighting fever,
for when MaRee turned fret after flying
out to Dahlen, he tried to bump the local
player. Then. TO increase the Ire OF the al
ready Infatuated spectators. one Of the New
York players, said to have been MltheWson.
hit one OF the small boys who sell lemonade
around the ground. The youngster tried
70 get back at his assailant by throwing
his tray at him. ThousAnds OF the spectators
left the game In tho last inning for the OK
press purpose Of laying for the visitors
When the latter got into their barouchCs
they found their way blocked by the crowd
For a Whio the mob confined itself TO boot
Ing and throwing peanuts. paper balls and
small stones into the carriages. Finally
half brick was thrown into one Of the car
rlAges, hitting one of the players.
The players tried 10 pull down the hoods
Of their carriaRes 70 save themselves from the
fusilade Of missiles which were being hurled
at them. But the angry crowd prevented
them. One Of the mob was hit over the
head By q bat In the hands Of pla yer and an
other was locked up on the charge OF rioting.
The drivers OF the wagons finally got their
teams moving. but on their way down Broad
street. 81 Dauphin Greet. they we're again
charged upon By thousands who had collected
at that point There was another yolley Of
stones, but no one vas Injured The drivers
whipped up their horSes and the New loTks
hnauy reached their hotel in safety, lnCy
LETT Immediately after dinner for New York.
lhey Will pay In Newark tomorrow, re-
turning ueTe on Monday. The score.
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second. vas heavily played for the place ny
the lnmmnny contingent, " b. Oh also d. d I'd
up " hen tarrcll's thamT lain toun TIE %
race, iirst craCA out Of the box uH r-ii..
a mle in 100
oscar was entirely overlooked ty ~"
smart set, although he show ed " inning 49,
tiles az Bennings Odom put up ore %. ..'
Characteristic rides on the llnsttasr ...
who hung up new track record 10 81 90 30.
ing impOst on bis back. IL viii De g..
time before the public can get % 10 asau-.
him again. Odom was at his best on t
Water In the Queens County Band az '.-
the midget trirnmins who had the les n0 O.
St. Valentine, stood him OF in a tremcl.".'
whipping finish.
J. Kelly W nt before the stewards offer 80
NTH race with protest that ProIta Dr.
foJled but he was over led 7 hen N...'
assidy suspended him for one day i'.. '
Of disorder az the ICst.
While First Water 81 a. catching al 't.
money In the las race Firet Fore. q '.i
Observation-Disclosures. " as hacke1 dow. ..
20 20 70 twelyes. only 20 tnish ll-'
r kecnes Grola. who ran eeCo.I b.
event, Il FLY by kingston-Dunh"-.
line. She showed much Cameigs'
punishment and also ran coupled 0.. ...
MannerinR. a colt by Horos core ti'a.l
Mr.. Keene bad starters IN four % 80
got inside Of the money IN each Instance
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HARD BLOWS FOR LACROSSE MEN
Harvard Man Knocked Out in Game With
Cresoents-Local Team Wins.

Harvard University lacrosse team and tho
twelve Of the Crescent A. c. played fast
game at Bay Ridge yesterday. Bourne. the
center OF the Harvard team. was struck In
the stomach In the second half and had TO be
carried from the field
The Crescents gained the ball on the face
on. but lost il and hard play followed, not
goal being tailed untn thirteen minutes
elapsed. when Harvard scored. smith shooting
the goal on a pass from Sailor Bob Wall on
q pass from Linton followed tying the score,
ana sailor made the final goal Of the period
from a scrimmaEe after two minutes play.
Sailor received a blow 90 the nose. causing
il 70 bleed freely, The home team struck
lie gait In the second period OF play. Wall
scored on a pass from Raymond after three
minutes play; Raymond made a goal on
trlple pass In twelve minutes. then Linton
scored from a scrimmAge, and followed II by
another goal on RHymond,s assist. Ray
the game ended. The score: Crescents. =;
Harvard University, 2.
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2Sd Regiment Wins Second brigade Rine
ChampionShip

Al an early hour yesterday morning the
last shot in the championship rife shooting
competition OF the Second Brigade was fired
and the Twenty-third Regiment, which won
the old trophy three times, was found 70 have
defeated the Forty-seventh Regiment team
and won the first leg on the new trophy by
the margin OF is points Capt. Frederick
II. Hobby. the inspector Of small srms prao-
tise Of the Forty-ssysnth Regiment team,
was the cause OF the defeat Of the Williams
burReIs he falling down badly at both
ranges. The match was decided on the
Thirteenth Regiment ranges In the Sumner
avenue armory and was most exciting. The
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Atlantic City DOG show Ends.

ATLANTIC City, AprIl ~ The annual
show OF the Atlantic city Kennel Cub closed
tonight with a record breaking attendance.
Many OF the smart set from the biz cities
thronged the promenades adniring aud
petinR the dogs. The sSwdust enclosure
in the center Of the hall, where the CANNES
we're looked over by the judges the first two
DAYS ~ the show, was given over IN the ami
mails for recreation pUrpofes to-day. This
gave the dogs a chance 20 get the stiffness
out OF their frames. The exhibition. in
quality and financially, was nauering sue
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Lehish Trims COlumbia a. Lacrosse.

BETHLEHEM Pa, April 77.-Columbia was
beaten In lacrosse by IehiRh. by the score
OF TO =, to-day. Columbia's big PLAYERS
bumped Lehigh almost out Of business for
about ten minutes. tollying three goals with
out any eembanoe Of attack Then the
measure and scored ~ thev Dl.sScd5 oi1 .s
game abounded IN sensational playe, Capt
Van Buren, and Stewart being COlumbia's
particular stars LehiRh was one 10 the good
n the hrst half and shot i've more goals IN
the eeCond, Columbia failing 20 count. Le-
highs superior team work won.
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'DAIIcu TOT AIITOcE IN INC MUM IuhIuT'
G 3ssis5os;.....:.::,,ss So
Two.base hlt-Crawfoid. three base hN-MeFar.
land. Slcrhce hlts-Hlckman SchGefeT. Flint
base on balls-oh KnlRn. :; on Atrock, = Struck
out-By Altrock, s. by Killan, l. Passed ball
Mcfarland wild pitches-Altrock, /; KilllAn, !.
Ftrst base on errors-DetrolL L. Chicago. 3 Len
Nclntyre, Hickman CleAry. KilliAn. Green IN,
Uonohue TannehiL Davis. tmplre-Shendhn.
Time hour and 81 minutes. Auendanco-S'bO'
CLEVELAND. ?: ST. LOUIS "A. H.. l.
ST. LOUIS April 27-The ClevelAnds defeated
ST. Louis to day, II was a pitchers duel between
JOSS and Glade, the former having a shade the
better Of the argument. The score:
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BY pl.cher.-IIy Vote. I umpIr,-- con99.Iyy;. Mn,

by pitchcr--iy Wolfe. I. Umpire Connolly. Tine
i hour and 10 minutes Attendance -750b
BOSTON "a. H., s. PHILADELPHIA "a. -, u.
BOSTON, Apnl 2. --'Thc champions won lhcir
mt game Uf the season this afternoon Inc -
cellCnt pitching ~ Winter his perfect support
and errors by the Philadelphia resulted w a shut
out for the visitors Ia the thrd, aver lrTrN
had WpIkUl aud Mc0u, rrn had sacuncod, LbNr
CrOs made moor throw Of winters groluder
and he was safe Bufkcit then itgugnl i'uN
homo with IA single 10 center In th' ,ish'L, 'TrOfs
by Henley and Murphy two Singles anu an vutht,u
ny ucttcd the locals two more runs. the visitors
only chance Of scoring was IN the sixth When tlCS
got a man 10 second but Davis was Wcr ial 70 M
occasion and made the thiTd out bf"ni tud leHN
cbFritd on the neldng hOnOrs, The sCotc.
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was hun IN eoil'lOH With B'AnE'n'AlD. IN,
score '.
CINCINNATI


Len on bsscs Chicago. q Cincinnati. 10. Two
ECoreoTan. MAoney. Sacrifice hts-BridWell
BrisEG stolen basesy-Maoney co. Ever ~ T.
base on baiis-Oh BnEgs. O. on overall, 4. HI by
pitchsr-Odwel Struck out-By BnEEs, 3 by
Overall, s. Passed bal-Phelps Umplre-O,D Day.
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NATIONAL LEAoUH
Boston IN Brooklyn Pittsburg IN Chiosgo; 81.
Louis In Cincinnati.
AMKRtcAN LIAoUH.
Detroit In Chicago; Cleveland IN 81. Louis
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Two base hlts-Flick. Laioie. Sacrifice hit
Joss. Double pAyB-Gleason, Sugden and Wallace;
q eAson and Walace. Stolen bASe-GleasOn. FlrSt
base on bans-On Glade, 3 OF yoeS, l. StruCk
out--By Glade s. By JOss, 4 Len on bases-St.
Louis g. Cleveland. 8. Empires and Ne
Carly, Tme-i hour and 20 minutea Attend
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MOB AFTER THE CHAMPIONS.
ROU DHISM ny NEW YORKS N
PHILADELPHIA.

Ise iis;s on Opposing PiaS ers, and AnTry
Hooters Pelt Their Nus Win stones
Police Make ArreUts-Quakers Beaten
10y score 90 10 TO 3--OtheF Games.
A victory IN Philadelphia and a serious row
there In which the New Yorks we're involved
were experiences that befsl the National
League champions yesterday In their fret
out o. town game. Brooklyn shut out Bos-
ton, lhusburR trimmed st. Louis and
Cincinnati bested Chicago. The New Yorks
went into second place, Three teams arc
tied for fourth place. The results,
New YORK, 10; Philadelphia, 2.
Brooklyn, a. Boston, o.
PittSburE, o; 81. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati, :; Chicago. 3.
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A. Memphis-Memphis, 7: Little Rook, 2
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8: Atlanta 4
A. umingham-Montgomery g. Birmingham. 4
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CHICAGO April 17.-CincinnAt won out m the
tenth inning 70 day, when, with two out and tie
btses full. CorcorAn hit 70 deep center for triple
Chicago rallied and drove IN one run but the margin
was TOO great u was keenlY contested rant
throughout, fun Of startling plays and brilliant
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STYLISH PAIR OF matched cobs; handsome.
attractive. young, sound. reliable family ana nun
about horse also kentucky bred saddle cob, has
ali galts: ALEC fast trUttCr 2I5A, ana children s
pony. elegant Brewster brougham. victoria, fan
IN surrey, Lemon trap, spider phGeton, goVerness
cart, Stlvers nInAbOut, station wagon al rubber
tired: single and double harness, whips, Imported
riding habit, English saddles robes, blankets.
nveTleS, mating, fixtures, rlws, &C; no cash oner
refus cd PRIVATE STABLE, o. Madison Ay'
near PIN.
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A. Columhus-MlnneApolis 8: Coluubus o
~ Louisvllc-Louisville, q: ST. Paul 4
~ 1al1lls-NllWauGee, Q; Indianapolis l.
A. Tolcdo-KAnsas City, 7. Toledo. 0.
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- On b,,'sTBo,sIoh o srG9kIyns FlTst base
out-By Wilhelm, ?; b. Mcintyre, 1. Two base
hit-Ritter, SaohheS hils-Meihtyre, Lauter.
Lewis and Babb; Owens, Lewis and BGbb; Llu.
terborn and Tenney. Umpire-JOhnstone. Time
hour and - minutes. AttendAnce-B,OOo
PrrrGBUB0. Q: ct LoUm a. ~, T.
PTfTuBURo, April R.-Pittsburg won a peculiar
Fame from 81. Louis 70 day IN the presence OF
10000 persons, Lynch, the Brown college man
started for PittsburE, but did badly. allowing ST
Louis 20 score four runs In four innings. while
In the meantime Pittsburg was helpless before
Keum. In the NTH RobertAnle relieved Lynch
and about the same time PttsburE began 70 hit
Keum. In the seventh PttsburE tied the score
and In the eighth Mcfarland was sent In 60 check
Pittsburgi but he was nervous made wild pitch
and q Wild throw 20 second which, coupled with
a hi or 40 netted PittSburg two runs and the
EAme ended 20 ~ favor Of PlttsburE Wagner
was huu " ela,hs 20 thltu W the seventh inning
The score
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Baseball WisdenmAysrS Para. Newark.
To-day a. 80 New Yort Etuonhls ". HevaFk,
.-Adt.
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other baseball Games.
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AT WEST POINT.
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AT ONO FIELD.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.
Fi5!:s. .:: :,t3. $$?$$$I$Sa:3
At ANNAPOLIS
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At MAAsUEr's YIELD.
Ma.Snli iiHil, High g 1888 SsI
Naturalization and Evans Judd and Andrews.
AT NoRroLK.
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AT IAsToN.
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Phila Giants. I'D o o o o.
Rausries-MoFendge and Mitchell Roster and
johnson.
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iton Institute Of Nov York, O.
Al Elijah thy. " G. A., 7; New York p e -
AZ L~SingtOn, W st. JOINS College OF MARY.
land. 4: Virginia Military Institute. 2.
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College,
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A. SprtnCheld-Auh rrst. 10. Springfield 4
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Tyo-oAse hitsTIRltehsy PsitI,, wagner SAeri.
bSlis-oh Kellum, on Lynch. , on RobsrtAile, l.
Struck out-By Lynch, 1: BY RobeTtaille, 2. Stolen
land Umpire-klein. Tlme-7 hour.
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YACHTS AND sAILBOATs.
DOGS AND BIRDS.

THOROUGHBRED Great Dane puppies, q!
prize stock: black PonerAniAns, buu4uF 3. -
bitches. Pug Dogs, Fox Terriers, etC. Ci.Dah CIV
NELS l565 broadway.
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IHE luRL ANl 10. STOCK EARM.

OltADELL. y. j.
Twelve miles from NV York City, In the beAuu-
tll county Of uorth' ID Ntw JtIS y: can be r acned
via Erie Railroad, 2Sd street Ftity, or by wagon
road viA l2Jth Street IcrTy IC6 phone come ctlon
The farm contains $50 acres naturally adapted for
stock purpOsi $ and has large substantial buildings,
aliOrllng a comfortable home for hOIsCs duIAg
thr neat OF the sumner.
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Z Ten o. SssesSNew Yorf' - WashhF, 9 .09 &
llst bese on bAlls-oh Wolfe, ?. Struck out-By
SlArkson, Q. BY Wolfe, I. Three base hits-Hul
Huslsmfn Two base hit-Muiien Saeridce hits&
heelef, Andenon, hul. Stolen base-Chass ms
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Boston 4 Philadelphia. 8 First base on balls
on Winter. 2: on Henley. s. struck out-By Win
ter 2. by Henley, s. Two. base hit--ParenL Sacri
nee hit-McGovem. Stolen bases-ParenL HArtsel
Double plAys-DAvis and knight Ferris. Parent
an LaChance Winter, Ferris and LAchAnoe lzl
Murphy and Davis. Wild pitch-Hen Umpire
o Loughlln. Tme-i hour and ~ minutes,
Attendance-li.S25.
DETROIT o. CHICAGO a. L.. g.
DETROIT. April 27.-DetTon won 10 secoBd victory
over CniCago In a featureless game BY outplaying
the visitors both al bat and Ia the held, Both
pitchers were unsteady AZ times and let In runs
Hickman, Crawford and Mcfarland led In batting
and Crawford IN fielding At hrtt. Jones was e1
PEELED for Kicking. The score:
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70 Vas ellington Park yesterday. played gilt
edged ball. and In a neat game they white
washed the Boston Nationals, Z 10 0. Han
vas very elective all the way through. letting
the beaneaters down with five hits The
Brooklyus on the other haLd, hit Wilhelm
In spots. RilteT's stick work was a feature.
In the fourth inning Brooklyn scored once
when DObbs singled. reached second on an
out and came home on litter's double TO left,
on with singles the former scoring on BatCh's
sAfe hit, Lumley and Batch moved TO third
and second. respectively, on the throw 20
OF the inning on Lewis's grounder to Tenney,
who threw 10 the rubber a trine too late
Batch counted then on a long foul fy sent
By Dobbs TO sharpe. There we're three fast
double plays. The score:
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AMERICANS FREE OPENING.
% 900 PERSONS SEE NEW YORkS
DEAT DISTINCTIONS

Carlson In n Tight piacc, but Puns Oui
-IIoNOns Hreak the tee a. Npense
OF Sle ACCOMPLISHMENTS ana
Oey lands Nir1OrlCus-The scores
The Now York Americans defeated tho
washInRtons yesterday. and there Is tril le
tle for second place among the New lorks
Cleyelnnds and Detroits The Cley,lands
heat st. Louis and Detroit won from Chicago
The Rostons dnally won a game. They
shut out Philadelphia, Tho results
New York s; WashinEt on, .,
Boston. ,; Philadelphia, o.
Detroit. q; Chicago, =.
Cleveland. 2; 81, Louis, !.
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Good start won easily; FirIi Water. eh. G.. \ By
trained b. Pred Burisv,
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= IWO UlsV uII-M aEtt, odcTTnCo lII-oIThng
Left on bascS-New HOTK, l. Philadelphia, l. Struck
Out-By Corridor. /; b. Suitnon 4; by AcGlnnty, g.
fiut base on srToB-New YORK, 2. Phlaue phla. 2
flBt base on baliS-On Corridor, z; on Sutthou, 4.
HIT By pitcher-by Gordon, q by SutthoH. 1.
Wild pltch-Corridon. nme-i hour and S. minutes.
I'm nIrcn- RAN. Wine and m.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Good start won easily; Leonard Joe HsymGn
Oh 4. T. by Llnden-Crutchet; owned by ~ l.. Hay
I'M an. trAlned By r. z. MAtklna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

STALLS. 20 with wagon room. ii6-l s.. 81 av.
STANLEY HOD ELEVATOR CO., GO West 2s.a a'.
NUMBER stalls 70 let IN new stable. Inquire
JAS. STANLEY, 527 West 2Jth St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23
GOSSIP OF THE RACETRACK.
DIAMOND jim BRADY OFFERS
$4,000 FOR FIRST WATER.

Harrington Refuses to Sell = Moment Be
fore the Colt Leaves the PaddOck-The
RaOlnE Commission WIN Not lie
EnlaFEed-The CAvAnAEh SquAbble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Poor stan: won driving; 81. Valentine. b. e., T.
by HlmyAr-BTacaer owned BY AleI Shields.
trained BY John Shields,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

Good star: won driving: Champaign. b. C.. g. by
Gonsalvo-Liilan Belle: owned By Prank FaTTe
trained by p. d. Weir
SIXTH RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

STALLS. co. and %, with wagon room; viii dive
25th ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-23

HARNESS CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
buggy harness, n 90 and 1900, surrey hhrlc,.
1900 800 and Is co. Swiss breast collar rIEAb1Lt
harness, 2. 90. nne Speedway harness, 1000 cuarn
harness. GOOO coupe harness, $500. double farm
harness, q 90. dump cart harness, 1900.
PETERS HARNESS SADDLERY co.,
a. West Broadway, near Chambers ST., upstairs.