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billiards..

wcters played good Billiards Yesterday
afternoon in the ii-lnch balk line tournament
at DAYS and defeated Wornser, who also
p,avod c~edltn blv. Each man put toEet her
good sized runs. Weferss best being 81. aud
Wornser pilne up - IN "ne visit IN inc
table. The score
wcter, !. n. l. V. lo;7. ~? 60 !,
"a . o. a. q. o. .. B. o. S. ?. s. 3. o. o. ~ 81, o. o
200, :. oll.2. 10 I, lilo Total, 200. Average
T. u t,,sn rtn q IL. o. ?.
silks a. II. 4. -, >, 3. |. -! y, Q. 2 o, !. o.
q. q. !. 2 I. ~, ?. !. ?, io'al l'"' fNetaSr'
Si9ta high nuns, ?i.li. 10.
In tho evening Eddie. Fov defeated De
Young in n close game. ms gave mrs Pr"
in the tournament TO 10Y. Who did MOI lose
ga mo after his opening contest with Meters
nittmanr. De Young and Wetcrs play of Tor
second prize tonight. The score
Foy a, =. s. -. :. :. ?. 40 =. :. o.. g. q |.
g. o. t. o. o. l. L. :. 4. ?. 2? o. D. 10, 2 .. o. !. 0. B..
2. O. i. t. s. 8. o. !, B. o. o. o. q, q, ~ Q, J.
2? |. a. 2, 4. 5, o. Q. o. !, 20 : TOTAL, 200. Ave-
age. "a 6s. High runs ~. .. s.
De Young !, Q, i. o, o. f. o. T. O. 3 O. s. l. a.
H. o. o. 2. 0. :? 5. !, o, >, z, o, o. z "a 5. 2
To- 2. 2. q. s. a. g. ,. g, q. 2, l, L. Total. ls' Aver
ag'. ? ~ 81. High runs-i5, IL. u.
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Racing At BuHalo.

errIN.o. June 2i.--orteo, Dshahllle and Alrncon
.erH the winning favortes at Kcnilworth Park
70 DAY The weather was good and the track
d, Fist Race-Five fnrlongs--Streator Cyclone, los
,.icI1tyrel 10 !, won; Wee Lass, 100 " Walsh
70 !, second Away iO2 Pcrrinel, % TO l. third
Ilmt;, % 49, James Reddick. Rustling SIX
ihterlIght and Mazzini also ran.
second Racc-Si1 furlongs-0rfco, 1ie tBeln
20? 20 won Fair Calypso. 81 u: Hennessyl Is 70 l.
second Derry, lo7 tCreamer, s to 1, third Time
W. IS. Miss Morgan. Scare Crow, Black Cat
sMnsistnersnger. Com nustlon. Depends. War Paint
TThird Racc-Four and half f'rrlonss-Bahy
sI,s s' 70 /, second; Progress!ond g. orsssr!
'front.' High Sign. Lorena C. and Royal Chef also ran
,,hho urth Race-One mile and sixtecnth-Dlsha
que. l0l tH0Intyre,. to T. won: Arrah govan los
,.BsTe,p, to /; second. weirdsome, .os Icreamer,
o 70 J. 'hird. Time. $50. Only three starters.
fltth Race-onc mile-Bonnie Sue, Of tOregar,
SonocbwoTpSs L" S Ss ,HodEe', 70 second;
fD rs Waddell H.. Gasoline. Envern,e and
Sh Y. Race.six and half tnrlong:meAencon. %
~. tlsher, to S, won Julia NJ, los (Osmers
10 l. sscond Bally Castle, 100 Powers. 20 to i,
s Ilsra, Iime. los Is. Iceland and Canonical
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AMERICANS WIN AGAIN.
Giving . Good Account OF Themselves In
English Tennis.
Special Casle Despatch 10 THE Sun.

Special Casle Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, June Flu the tennis cham
pionshp tourney for the Queens cup now
going on at West Kenslngton the players
OF the American international team are giving
a good account of themselves. The American
champion. Holcombe Ward. after defeating
H. Pollard in the first round, So, "a e.,
faced Major j. g. Richie. the title holder
Except in the last set he completely out
played his opponent ,
Beals c. Wright also scored another round
defeating A. F. Wilding. e-3. e., e-3. VII
liam J. Clcther, however, was beaten by
Walter Dunlop in a close four set contest.
Ga. SO. 81. 6--l. .,
In the doubles the American champion pair
easily won their second round from pucs ls
and Milward, 90, 8-.' SO !arned ana
Clothier who are combining forces, nav"
reached the fourth round. defeating as their
third round onporents F. ". Lowe and +. j.
Watt 60, q =, 6-l.
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STANDING OF THE cLrBs,


NEW YORK. tN. l.. l. 9; CINCINNATI. 3.
CINCINSATI June 2l.--It was Mathews son
who held the Reds at bay to-day. and the
champions did enough business with Pitcher
Walker in one inning to pu, that gentleman
out Of the game and Incidentally to help
themselves 10 their second game of he series.
Browne began the festivities with a swipe
TO center for a sack and Donlin spanked the
leather to kelley's territory for another.
Mccain moved both UP peg on sacrifice.
MertcE Clouted a single to center and Browne
and Donlin started the parade across the
plate. Dahlen got four balls and Devlin
banged an intended fooer over Seymours
head for three sacks. Mertes and Dahlen
ambine home. Gilbert died on a punch to
Barry. Bowerman. the eighth man 10 face
Walker in this inning was hit on the shoulder
by pitched ball. He and Devlin tried the
double steal. but Corcoran took Schlels short
throw and returned il 10 the catcher so we'll
that Devlin was caught far away from tho
plate,
The Reds got ono tally over on Kelleys
infeld single and long triple to center by
seymour Ewing went TO the slab in the
second and overlooking the third inning he
was the equal Of Mathewson. but his advent
was too late In the third Mortes scored on
Another error by Corcoran and Gilber,'s
in ne ninth with singles by Seymour. Odwell
and Bridwsll, and base on balls to Schlei
which forced in q run However Steinfeldt,
called to bat for Ewing. fell down with an easy
gronnder to short. The score:
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Rf.seJall Notes,

Iajole says the team he fears most is Phi'adel
pNia.
The Oskaloosa H.. team thr other day released
the veteran pitcher. "noi" CLARKE.
EAsToN. June al.--Lcsier Hawk OF bloomsbury
~ J., has been elected captain OF IN" Lafayette
baseball team for next year.
In a game IN New Orleans recently Otto Williams.
formerly Of the Cni-ago Cubs, made successive
s.rsls OF second. third and home.
The Western teams In both leagues are stronger
relatively than for several seasons. In the ArHer
can particularly have they Improved more over
last season than the Easte IN teams.
Hot weather hurts my men" Mccraw Is quoted
As saving In Cincinnati In the East we mad cool
weather all spring and when tho team struck the
extremely hot weather OF the West IL wlltcd."
The Brooklyn cub has retained Col, John !,
Rogers OF Phiadelph 10 represent II In an action
10 compel Owens and Lewis who jumped TO the
Tri STATE League, 10 fulnl their National League
contracts.
John CAME, was here yesterday trying to get his
release from the New York Americans so he can play
with his Grand Rapids team. He reported nothing
doing. He has bought Kennedy third baseman,
and Carey. nr5t Eastman. from the Rochester club.
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u,,,-s,ster to scarcher Brinss 81. 100.

g T. Look paid the top price. S2,loo, for
sister TO Searcher al the yearlinR sale
held before the races yesterday. The leading
sales follow
Chestnut nlly. by FAtheress-Nstwork: W.
nav colt. By Mcadowthor pe-l.Ady Moccnsn ..o
Ray my. By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; II. b.
CHESTNUT colt, BY jim Gore. Golden Tide 40.
Bay or brown MY. by Sir DiAon-M'ss Annir mn
nav illly, by Fatherless-sanci; 4. l.. Aste 700
Raw nily, by FathcrlesS -Eolide j. S'an,y. 40
Bay colt BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f. D. ,,o
chcstn Smut Giiiy. by Star shoo,-knick Knack -.
bey cU,s' ~ Cannon '..''.....'-.,. LOO
Chestnut colt, by Griron-Bon Ami: NJ Chill $50
Black nliy. by Hhndsome-S,ambous f. M,
B. Su' or brown aly. by St GcorgcNe,,le ,.o
Brown or black filly, by ST. George Humid -,o
ley; Delaware Stable .........,.' 100
Bay ny. by st, George-Lucy Lee; W. A. ,,o
Brown own My, by sir Dison-oueen Regent: IN
chcsi IN colt, by star shoo,-Rosc vcrtner ~.
j. l.. McGinnE. :. go: ,,.'' 1893 HO
Chcstnu, nly. by Fathcrless-Eocenc w. H. .,o
Black iai hy, by Fa,hcrless -Niola; W Gar'h $40
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CARD FOR GRAVESEND.
shcs?jneai Bay Handicap and Surf stakes
Are Features,

An excellent leld has been named to go In
the Sheepshead Bay Handicap at a mile this
afternoon. Delhi must take UP 1872 pounds,
meeting Hamburg Belle with i22 Colonial
Girl. Graziallo, Dolly Spanker. Out come.
Joaquin and others. Jacobite. Voorhees, and
lnquisitor should fight II out in the Surf
Stakes for two-ycar- olds.
Frank Farrell's Keator. with ia pounds.
will meet some sprinters Of class in the first
race. at six furlongs. including Big Ben, Won
Tromp. Jocund and Kurtzmann. There are
some fair jumpers in the steeplechase. while
In the handicap at a mile and an eighth on
turf Wotsn must give weight to Ostrich.
Right Royal and Amberjack Two-year-
Odds will run in the fifth race. Ave and a half
furlonge Ambitious, l.. j. Hayman. Cinchona
and Sir Russell being about the best The
entries FOLLOW:
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VESPERS ARE DANGEROUS.
so Says Enylls:, Critic. Who Lands Their
Bl,de work.
Special Cable Despatch to THS srS.

Special Cable Despatch TO THH Sun.
IoNpoS, June 81 The chief interest at Hem
ley is centerei in the work Of the Nesper
crew. the Philadelphia roNers who will con-
tend for the Grh1d Challenge cup. Manager
Thorne said yesterday:
Il should like it to be understood that we
do not come filed With suspicious that the
English people will stop at nothing to prevent
our winning Our boat is kept IN tent that
we share with the Trinity, Cameridge GREY,
the Phiiadeiphians must be labeled danger
o,is. Their last two days work has made
this plain, grea tly enhancing their reputa ion.
Their blade work IL splendid. even better than
that of the Pniadelrhians Of 1901.
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SCALP THE REDS ONCE MORE.
NEW FORKS GET WINNING LEAD
AT THE START.
Mathewson IN the Box, and Clncinnatis
Score but fltfully-Bro0kl,ns Back
Into Their Stride and Lose In Pitts.
burg-Other National League Games

With Mathewson In the box and the Reds
able to score but fitfully. the New York Ma
tionals took another scalp in Cincinnati yes
terday. getting a running start. The Brook
lyns got back into their stride after cutting
up for day and were beaten by the Fits
bures,, The Phladelphias are not going as
smoothly as, on the first part Of their trip.
Bostons rallied and shook up the Cardinals.
The Chcagos jumped from fifth to third
place, Philadelphia and Cincinnati slipping
back peg. I he results:
New York. q: Cincinnati, s.
Plttsburs. 4; Brooklyn. 2.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia, o.
Host ON, q; st. Louis, 3.
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steam Yacht Crescent Sold to Canadian
Yachtsnan.

has been sold through the once of Henry
J. Ge!ow to Elziar Ballargeon. OF Quebec.
The Crescent is 81 feet long, IL feet beam. &
feet draught. has clipper bow and over
hanging stern. she 10 schooner rugged. and
IL fitted with triple expepslon engine and
water tube boiler She left New York
several days ago Tor Canadian waters.
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Cincinnati. .-........l q q i--3
New York ...... .. ..-.. o q q 90
Two base hits Gilbert, Kpei. Three base hits
--Dcvl'n. Seymour. MereS. Double plays .Sey.
mour and Barry. Mathewson, Dshrn and McGann,
ro-cc-an and Barry Sacrifice hit -McGann.
Solca bases Bowerman. Donlin Struck out Ny
natl"wson. 4, First base on balls on Walker. i:
on E%ing. l. oT Mathewson. !; Hit by pitcher
By Walker, by Ewing. I. UmplrcS- Klein and
O'pay. Ti,ncOne hour and IS minutes.
PITTsBuRG, 4: BROOKLYN, 2
PITTsBrEG,. June q -pittsbnrg won to-
days game by. punching their hits in the
sixth inning Wagner led or with two
Dagger followed by three hagcers by Leach
and Howard, which netted three runs Nc
crption Of the one bad inning Hall played
clever game. having four put outs and
getting a pair of hits. The score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philad elphias Reduce Cle,eland's Lead
Other Gamks Postponed.

Philadelphia " as he only American League
CITY where games were scheduled yesterday
not disturbed by the rain. and Manager
Iaioie wishes it had not been thus favored.
The lead of his Clevelands was reduced by
Mack's warriors, II was Clereland's third
defeat on this trip. As for New York. at
least one game has heen postponed in every
series since the team returned home, the
first Of the month. Grifhth tried hard to
get in o game YESTERDAY, but j. Flnvins wi'd
il otherwise.
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International Chess,
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN

SpetIdl Co5le De3pdlch 70 The SI'N.
osrENp. Belgium. June 81. --AdJ ourned
games from previous rounds OF the inter-
national chess masters tournament were
concluded to-day Marco beat JRnowsk
IN game of sixth rounds. while Taubenhaus
thd Burn agreed to draw their game from
we fourth round Thus all the games OF
,ae nrst seven rounds are disposed OF. The
record fOllnMa.
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GOLF.
Practise Hounds at EnElew OOd-Western
Sch elastic Tourney.

There were about forty Of tho entrants
for the Englewood Golf Club tournament
on the course yesterday. but the heavy rain
fall broke up many foufsomes and three
somes that had been arranged and the play
was mostly OF a desultory sort. jerome
ID. Travers and J. Campbell Phillips played
two rounds. however. and +. NJ Olyphant,
Jr., H. o. C. Davis, Ralph Peters. Jr.. OF the
Princeton team. and James d. Foot OF Apa-
wants had eighteen holes. The best score
to be heard OF was an 80 by Peters. who went
out in 80. Foot also went out In 80. but ne
needed AZ to come in with. getting 81. M ID. W..
Thurston of Rosevlle did So.
On account of the heavy entry the time
for starting in the eighteen hole qualifying
round this morning has been put forward
to o'clock. There are so many Of the fir 81
flight engaged that the competitive RECORD
of ~ is deemed in danger In the race for the
gold medal Three siStGens Tll as,ahii a
Ave starters from the Enslewood club. and
t G. sf,e that Sss ihsESf oas p s
en ns ao'' HS%ard Sfr' whi,n%y Yassa1
Fox te' Gllis; f Sisope SsvsTR Golf Slus
Cox, Fairfield J. p Elmeppdorf ApaTSaGm d,i
Club; w. =. Lawson. Montclair.
Kenneth Edwards OF Armour School won
the Western interscholastio championship
last week at opwentsia in style 70 I prove
golfers. He defeated Warren X. Wood OF
Harvard School. who was champion last year,
that has been seen over the Lake Forest
course this year. Edwa rcls doing II and Wood
40. The latter began. with 8. one under
second. He was l up at the turn and 1t was
nip and tuck to the thirteenth. where Edwards
drew away.
Dwight Partridge the New York inter
scholastic champion. and e.. A.. Dunning
have been invited TO play In the Massachu-
7 and s. at the Country Club, Brook inc If
they can get up team to go on, the long eh-
pected intercity scholastic match Will be an
actually.
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First base by errors Clcveland. Philadelphia, ?.
base on balls--ON Plank, ?: on Moore, S. Struck
ont by Plank :, by Moore, 4. Home run Murphy.
Two base HOFFMAN. Hartstl. Bay. Sacrifice
hIts-Harsci, Davis Lajoic Stolen bases Stovall,
HoNman. Dou.le piay-LajClc AID StovaI
Passed ball chrcclcngost, Umpire sheridan.
Time hour and 80 minutes. Attendance 5 SsS.
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American Association.

At Louisville First game-kansas City. ?. Louis
Vile Q. Second game Louisville, Kansas City, o..
Al Coumbus-S, Louis. 4. Columbus o.
Al indianapolis -Indlanapol!s. 2; Minneapolis l..
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At Sioux C,y-Sioux CITY, o; Denver. TOR.
feltedl
At ST. Joseph-St. Joseph. s: Omaha, g. twelve
innln
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First base on errors Philadelphia Left on bases
Msoncy Three base hit Thomas. Sacrifice hits
Thomas EverS. Stolen bases -Maloncy; Chance.
Double plays Gleason Doolin and Bransncld: Fvrrs.
Tinker and Chance ~. First base OIL balls-OG
Briggs, q on Corridor. 8 ny by pitcher Chance:
Struck out-By Briggs. 4; by Corridor, WIG
pitches Gordon, 2, Umpire tombstone. Time
i hour and IS minutes. Attendance 1000.
BosroE lS. Ll, o. RT. LOUIS IN. H.. 3.
ST LOUIS. June Al Boston defeated st. Louis
10 day II was weird exhibition put up By the
locals. The score:
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rrott,nx Races POSTPONED.

KINGSTON. y. y. June 2i.-The second
DAVIS program OF the Hudson and Mohaw
Valley circuit races was called of this after
noon owing to rain.
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A. birmingham birmingham, A; Atlanta, 4.
A. Nashville Nashville. I, Montgomery, 5.
Other games postponed. rain
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Two base hits-KeIster. McAuey "a. Three base
hl-Grifnn;,. Sacrifice hi-Neal stolen bases
on halls-oS Mason, a. OF Carkson T.. Hit by
pltcher-By Clarkson. Struck out Mason. 2;
City. 8. First base on errors -Baltimorc. L. Jersey
City, 2. Umpire -Eagan. Time hour and IS
minutes. Auendance-3.5?S.
AT RoeHEsrgR,
RB.E.
Rochcster......... o Ga s l
Buffalo ............O q o u ) % 3 n
Observation-Disclosures and Steelmsn Milligan and
McAlllster.
At toronto.
RIB.
Montreal. .......,.3 o q q % 3 2
Toronto ,..........O q q q q % ] s
Rattcrics--McCar,hy and Gibson; fnlkcnhurg
and loft,
Al Newark-Rain.
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'Battcd for Nichols In the ninth inning,
st. Louis. .....,.........0 q 2-3
Boston .,.,.........,....O o o Q %
Two h"e hi;-cannell. Home run-.Arnd,.
sacrinc. A,S-Brnin. Wolyer;on' Passed bali
balls --on Nichols. q on Frasor.s. LEI. on bases-
81. Louis, o. Boyon, .. Cmpire.Dauscwins.
T1ms-l hour and % minutes. AttcndAnce-2200.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


BALTIMORE. june 2i.--The orioles again defeated
Jersey City 10 day. The game was hotly fought
an error by Merritt and Grltnn's triple gave
the locals four runs and the game In the third
no
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Philadelphia, :: Cleveland. 3.
srANDING or THE cLuB

PHILADELPHIA "A, L., Z: CLEVELAND. 3.
PH1LA DEIPHIA. June al Bunchi1g their hits In
the innings IN which they made their runs. The
Pniladnlphlas defeated the Clevelandcrs this
afternoon. The score.
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ptttSburg ...............,o ! q q =
brooklyn. ....... .. o o o q
Two base hit Wagner Three base hts-leach,
Howard. Sacrifice hits Beaumont. Clancy, Malay.
Mcintyre ~, Stolen base Clarke First base on
b1lis--OI Philippe, ?: on Mcintyre 2 HI by
pl,chcy-CcSser Struck ont, BY Philippe T. by
Mcintyre. :. Umpire Emsl,c. Time hour and
50 minutes.
CHICAGO IN. L0, 5. PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. q
CHICAGO. June 2l.-Brggs shut out the Phiiadel
phia team To day in game which fairly brlstled
with sensational plays Wonderful catches by
Courtney and Maloncy were star features, Ma
loneys two base hit In the htth was the main factor
In deciding the victory, Philadelphia could not
bunch hits OF Briggs In any inning. The score,
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other Games.
At Warren. Pa, ROY Al Giants, o, Warren, ,.


Al Patcrson.rlrs' game -Saugcrties. !: Pater-
son, g. Second game Paterson, s. SaugcrtieS. s.
other games postponed, rain.
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ALPHA BULLS EYE
LAMPS, $4,000 PR.

The mott attractive Searehlight on the
market.
French Horns, Goggles, Spark Coils, Spark
Plugs and other motor accessories.
SIBLEY & PITMAN, 26 " ARREN ST.
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TURF.
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

RAGING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
June IL 70 July Z. ESQ p. NJ, Rain or shine
9TH Oav The Surf: shecpshead and
Lave Eas ray AZ hsndisae ,,. q,her races.
a. l2lO. 1870, 1880 100 Parior Car Train ilo
10 2io; 2lo. SHOP. NJ Take ferryboa. foot white
nan ST. N u. II A. N. and thereafter every 20 min
utes connecting at s9th St, Brooklyn. 90 minutes
by Brooklyn Rapid Transit. All Brooklyn trolley
cars transfer direct to track. Concert by Lander
GRAND STAND. So FIELD STAND. 81.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

Games Scheduled for To-day.
AMERICAN LKAdrF.
Detroit In New York; Cleveland In Philadelphia;
ST Louis In Washington: Chicago IN Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUy
New York In Cincinnati: Brooklyn In Pittsburg:
Philadelphia In Chicago: Boston In st. Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark In Baltimore: Toronto In Montreal;
Rochester In Buffalo.
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Baseball To-day, 4 r. NJ, American League
Park. N. Y. Americans W. Detro,t,-Ads.
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Southern League.

New England League.
All games post poned, rain.
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Connecticut League.
New York state League.

All games postponed; rain,
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SIXTH RACE.

Good start won driving Workman. blk G.. 3,
b. fatheress network: owned BY W. a. Stanton:
trained by j. FitIsmmons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-29
ROCK ISLAND IMPROVEMENTS.
More Tracks to Be Built for the Kan
| sas City Freight Yards.

Considerable money is to be expend-
ed by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific in the near future in improving
it's terminal facilities for the handling
of freight all along the lien and par
ticularly in the southwest district.
Frank T. Dolan, general superin-
tendent of the Rock Island for the
southwest district. was at his offices
here today after trip of a few days
to Kansas City and places in that vi
cinity. Speaking of the improvement
to be made Mr.. Dolan said: I'VE are
going to fix UP our terminal facilities
all along the line SO as to give our
patrons a better service. We hope
before long to have facilities that will
be the equal of, if not better, than
those of our competitors"
While Mr.. Dolan was in Kansas City
he made arrangements for the laying
of six or eight additional tracks at the
Rock Island yards at Armourdale,
where the freight facilities at present
are a trif1e congested. He has also de-
cided to have pavements laid between
the tracks at the freight house at Kan
sas City, so that truckmen will have
easier access to the cars. This, he
said, was much needed improvement.