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she was delighted With her visit to 3icllr
montl md with al tho attention ne auXy
Hilary had paie' her, ssf !. s An q 1,
tx Mr. Tubbs, who was present, reported
that the Young Mems Christian tAssoclnI
Btion membership now numbered 30 ana
that Miss Gould had promised the branch
Is handsome glftRwhon they had lhuched
the zoo mark, That the compa ~ had fur-
inished Il room at the corner Of VlneE nna
Main Streets. to be used AS q branch OF
the association, as the men OF tina DIS;
&trict cannot make usp Of the Reservoir
building. Small games and IA d case o
books will be provided. as we'll as cor-
RrespoDdence ia BILE and toilet room Some
ono vii be m chang Q IN order - chah nj
books 4 at " noon and 5 8 o'cloek N q the
afternoon. M t ri III " 5 .5t. III
tI Branches OF the auxi larry are also con-
temp.atcd In Manchester and on Church
EIiill.I, iA y chlldrnD's srally Us expected to
take place al 3 he Reservoir III on Sunday,
sIrebrGary 18TH, mt "A o'clock, In order To-
Eptertss ths children IN Mlss dGonld's
offer, s. < X, FL ..s - B ;33. q it
3 Strhe different commit tees reported Aye
new member s, thirtYtllree Visits to- the
Sick, three new cases Of illness and SIG
.atsbursedSi ns cas- es pf NEG esslty rlleFress:
iSna tioi, Of he sc ere w was sneeept a
ana rs. tS gorge cid, No ort h
Third Stree, was llpously 5eleetad sto
mn hor nc CO. " n n 1. ( Il
Ladies' Morning Musicale. ss)
s. The review of Y the fame lls'sss f'laYonlci
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Iypon their return the3 will reside MI Y
tho BRIDES parents nt Poswell,
Fniovable Entertainment.

One offthe most enjoyable entertnlll-
yments given intthe East END THIS season
was q aconundrpm tea, which WAS sven
tuesday night In the home Of Mis- 5tlllzar
&c In Bates by the Lee Cook Young MO-
n,anis Christian Temperance llnloil. f Ille
nrises and much amusement MS tho
names Of each entree appeared In me
form OF a conUndrum. Almost enjoyable
musical programme was we'll rendered.
Misses I,ura Atkinson, Viola DAG uilt and
stella Bass assisted Miss Bates in en-
tertalplng the guests. Allt Adam; lIolateont
was on hand, and WITH his many tx,
sayings and songs kept the me rry;;5 ia rty
ina continuous good hnmor \,
Star Social Club l3i5 s..i Y
Miss Pearlie Gaislas entertained the.
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" ( y ~ y = ~ {
\ Georgl y Mrs. Hugh NJ Her 4 South Caro-.
Ina; Mrs. John DWyer, .Alabnmn; Mrs.
Id gar p J, Taylor jefferson Davis Monn-
trent Association. 5SS5 4a'
Day-H dimes.
# One of the prettlest marriages that has
eyer taken PLACE at boswell was tho mar,
rllgo; OF MissA Ada {Holmcsand Mr., Ennis
Day, which #rnok place att Mount Hone
Church tuesday evening al 10 O'Clock. Tho
5bldde,t.WhO lis the daughterf of Mr. and
4 Mrs, ] ames Holmes, OF boswell, was les
ico!nlngly tired In a handsome gray.
tailored suit with hat ana gloves Ia
match. Mp,f Day IS also a ma Iyu OF Dos,
Well and IS a prosperous young lumber
man, I. Mr.. Made Holmes, brother OF the
bride, was hest laan, while Mr.. Ciilie
q Illrles. q cousin of the bride, acted as.
5ushcr sa IL. Il Il;
ID II WAS IA green and white ding, the
Seolor$schenles bcj.ag efi1ectualy, carried out
by HE entire church hstlig covered IN
White and tlrpped In festoons OF over,
grsens. n ifl,a bridal couple stood under Il
ilarsn hell 1 OF white floWers ann green
leaves sSyll llet tho ceremony 5wns being per-
formlo,l. .rllly received many handsome
md rseflil SpraHellts, which ~ Tested the
shigll stsNl,l IN which they arc lleld 8by a.
large circle ~ q friends. ~ 4; hi, n
tnilnsdia To "a MI ter the Gel amony the
hap son 81 lco,ip left Tor tom
.Wllsrs hey N'ill stay tor abou ten days
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c,,n, \ "a ,.s III whom the members Of the
Tables Morning Musicale have given at-
Sfenton this seasp II Il Will tnke place on
TUESDAY evening" February 7th. q. No.
1i7tSyest Main straet.sat s:lo I'm
II 1Sxnnli,les of tie best work Of the mas.
gtnrsi J hnva becn arranged ia n delightful
ii ontnintne. Mrs VI. ID Butler will read
abort PAPER, n and "a The following iium-
f'f EitbD BR1C CHOPIN dsoo-lste).
55 arunde rolonaisc, op. 2. u flat, Miss Il
Elizabeth Mosby ~ 9. !.
Noctnriie oJ.t q No; ly,loi,l,, Miss An
ME Reinhardt; Miss M yrtle Redtord (ac-
Z Nocturne e op.5 ~, No. Il I, 9 sharp. minor,
N'aS3'Y "a N1o MN B Dv ORA t1s4l-1ooi).
Hon1a from 1ypsiu Cyrce-4(a) Silent
ana Lone, (b) Songs Ms Mother Taught
Me, To- tune Thy Strings, On! Gypsie,
ld) Cloudy Heights Of Tartrn, Mrs w.
III d, Afcc ehee Miss Myrtle bedford tlfo3
N pIorR 1IY1TcH Tc1IA11lo Sky
la S3I5 ia q $40 1921. "
S Ia Nocturne, II stt1Ajor, Sb) Romance
IL major Mr.. John II ]. Powell. IA ti.s4
Jeanne da Arch. Miss Mamie lHarrison;
MI. Shepherd NV ebba { ccon,pn MIST.
# "a MIRO 5RU 81 NsTE1N 1S2s-1s9f)
{a) h Bhrcarollc, major. Sb) stacc cato
Since First = M Ct It hee. y frs. John Nfur:-
phy; Mrs. 6. H.4Whitf1eld (ncconpansD.
b der Asra \ NJ ss Mabel NlcBain.
{. ANY LIST 1911 1850.
Love Dreain Mo- 8, NJ les Myrtle Red
ford. 8 y NH I, Sis;
Il Die Iorelei. Mrs. NJ. 3. Thomas; Miss
ze1le Minor (nccoinpa nisD
Tho King Of Thule, MISS Lillian Tay--l
s1or. Al M va n
Mignon, Mrs. j fn Murphy; Mrs. Whit
4, EDWARD dR1DG tlsAs
Plano Sonata - 8 fiat, first movements,
Mrs. e. Fl. whitfield sssfs9 Fl. 55
The Mountain Maid. Mrs. p. L. Knud-i
Romance, Violin. !: Mrs n, !. g. 9. Heauern-
lbourg III 81 gsg ifS 555 a. IL
Annual u I. G. Tea.
The annual tea az the Richmond Chap
,3tcr,AUnited Daughters OF the Confederacy,
postponed from N onday January 81, will
take place Wednesday,. February sthI In
Lee Camp Hall n from s 10 r, M.
Mrs. Robert CHRIS ian Is chairman Of
the entertainment, and, with her able /
;lytarranged. is 81 Va 5
IN The tea lis a socialS affa lr, at Wflchaa all 4
members arc expected, and to which other
Confederate organizations md all visiting
IiDaug ntersa are cordially invited 81 Ladies'
receiving will be- the . f1cers OF the Rich
|5rnond chapter, assisted bySMr Bartlett
Roper, president Of the Petersburg chap
tor; Mrs Il Pryor 4 j ones, Of Petersburg,
Representing r. r. y Lee trginia Di vtsion:s
Mrs. lillian Mckenzie. etersburg Mrs
j. II !. tTimberlak e, Of Atlec Va; Miss Sal
lie Stewart ", Of Alexandria. Va; Mrs
SRober Irraysc j acllsstiI Horse CHARTER,
yYarrenton. SfV al; MI s.S John Landstreet,8
Representing y Tennessee 81 Mrs Charles H.
Borden. North Carolina; Miss Waldhouer,
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Erund. adding weigh. to other son.ldera,

Fund. adding weight to other considera,
tons, 81 si5
A Patronesses Of the evening will be Mrs
y, Calvin Stewart, Mrs. George Randolph
Cannon Mrs NJ. NY. Woodward, Mrs
s. FL. Halves. Mrs. l.. u, Lewis, Misi
Jane rutherford, Miss Pitzer Mrs, St-S
las shelburne. Mrs. John Elicit, Mrs, Wat.
son James, Mrs. Francis Brooke. Mrs
u. b. Mosby, Mrs, Horace Halves. Afrs.ss
Stephen Hunter, Mrs. Victor shelburne.
AIRS. Guy Heauembolrg, Mrs. Charles
Eosher Mrs. James b. Pace, Mrs. Nor,
man ~. Randolph, Mrs. George Bon
Johnston Mrs, Ida W, Ellerson.B Mrs.,
Hugh Miller, Mrs. Percy Halves, Mrs,
5Reverly crump, Mrs. +. g. rncker. Mrss
Ashton srarke. Mrs, George p. Poucs
Mrs, John Il. ISufank, NJ ; s
Colonial Dame Luncheon. " NJ
5Strhs current number OF yYhat-T lnet's
~ "a aa.i
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Benefit Of Building Fund,

4 rhe lecture TO be given By tho Rev,
Dr.. NY Nv. Moore, of onion Theoogicel
Seminary, Ranble Through the yal-
ley OF the Nile ON the evening OF Feb
rnalY 18th, In the hall OF tho Young
Meats Christian Association Is looked
forward Ito withsn little pleasure, the,
reputation of the lecturer and he fact
that nc amount raised IL ITO be devoted
20 the Gharchj of the Covenant Building
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mem be,s Of the Evening Star Social club

OF tho Evening Star Social Club
ut her home Thursday evening from to
~ O'Clock. Finch was the cnjoyabla
feature or the evening, Among those
,presenl were Misses Oteria White Alma
Ennis, Irma Allen, Pearlie Gaines Alma
Alley and Messrs. W. Newsome, j, Pats
terson, j. AlcLonough, Ned Robertson. G,
Mundn, Fl, Hart, ". Smell. ~, sheton
and w. ISeck. Mrs, David Gaines chap-
sruned the young folks, sjE
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q glnia Passenger and Power Y oung Mems
Christian Association on Thursday II 1'eb.
I'd, eighteen members and three guests
4 being present. 81 N.Y. NH s3a HI
4 rho president. Mrs. Craigl wa In the
chair "a tier the meeting was opened in
the usual manner, M rs CraigieS gave her
report Of Miss Gould 8 visit IA NJ lss Gould
has offered to i give achers' Bibles to
any 20 Jung person connected awit tn the
company or he auxiliary who will com
init to memo certain speci led portions
$of the Scripture. IL This offer holds good.
1 for three years. u Miss Gould wrote that
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IMIss'.A.|IE|[[N.GO||U|l|..|D||||.
VAS Delighted } | 1 ! 4 !:
10 W. N, 3f 1890
Social Entertaining 5H1,l; Her,
.fg Honor Pleased ~ Her 385s 8s
MAJ Greatly sI isa
HEAR sLAvoNlC MASTERS.
HEAR sLAv ( !, NJ J
Ladies Morning Musicale ', ale Will y u
Give Review 81 Famous |: A is Ri
Composers Tuesday.

f,e'er ask the hour what ~ tic Tvs
ss How Tinic deals out his treasures? S III
The golden moments lent us II vs. vs. s.g
Are not his coin but 'lcas,ire g ",
\ II counting them over could add to their
blisses, 81
y ia number each glorious second;
v But moments Joy are Ike l. g sbia 9
s6 Kisses, II n. &; u ~ n
TOO quick and sweet to be reckon ss35
Then MI the CUP " hat Is It to us rs R
How Tlmc his circle measures 55$45
Y The fairy hours uio call up thus 81 8
s$s obey no wand but Pleasures! Y.
Young Joy ue'er thought Of counting ils.
II hours, 3b Ell IN As5gSs VI
I Til Care one summer, morning.
4 Set Up among his smiling flowers f{s
II "a dial by way OF wa rilirl
But IJovc loved BOT o.. to gaze on the sun 81 N.
a83 Az long as It's light was slo wins, 5
THAT to watch Will, ( old Care how the
Il 8sS s3, shadow stole on, 5s "a 33.
Y And how fast that light was going.
4 90 fill the cup: " lat Is AZ to us 58SS' 5s
5is b How limo his circle measures.
4 The fairy hours NO call up thus
Obey no wand bit Pleasure 8 Il.
55i35 5a II Tom Moore.
.55 The Tuesday German.
53 Tho tuesday club will give the fourth nth
Y 81 rs series OF dances next T tuesday eve
\ ming. February 18th. IN the Masonic y ems
81 pie. l4Eg ~ 5s 6:. A
s'5 Tho german Will be followed by "a de-
lIghtful supper. served In the e supper q
4. hall at II o clock, A, Id n "A
Musicale at Club.
The musicale scheduled for tho Wo-
Y mans Club tomorrow. Monday, Will be
given In the evening. beginning promptly
II ct S:s0 o'clock. i8 ,s4 III SIZE
s. "A most attractive programme under the
4 direction OF Mrs r. IA. Hoen will be rem
4 dered BY Mrs. Conway Gordon. soprano;
Il MISC Mabel MoBain. contrnlto;3 Mr. Con-
way Gordon tenor: Mr.. James n cBain&
II bari tone III with MI. Shepherd ebb ii az
q nccompAnist, and Miss Ielle Mirori.858n ~
Il pianist. Members have the privilege Of
inviting gentlemen, B and are par tcrlarly
n requested mot to wear hats. The pro-
granme In full Is herewith given: s
Vocal quartette. The Miller's w oins, 81
Piano solo. Der Wanderer,'' Schubert e17t-
M duct. Sous les Etoiles.'' a. Goring
TIL omas. ~
Ito solo, Chant IIindou' z H Bamberg..
y Trio II NAY giant n. Rande gger.
,iterrniss b.
trio. r. Eolctto. m a
s9ssS Plano solo, sPrelud \ G minor, Eocturnc4
&c minor I'm promptug "a fiat. Choptn
Va Soprano SOLO Spring Has Come, '5 ~ IS Y
il Valerie lite. " NJ
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piano solo "staccato Etude, o. A. Ru-

q Mrs. Claiborne was tho hostess Of q
beautiful luncheon given =, rldny In honor
Sof Mrs. Robert Garter, OF Shirley. 81 j.
Charles City va. \: Mrs. j. 81 y. III ghtfoot,
Mrs III w. u Henry, q Mrs. II NJ atthew Y 3D.:
Harrison, Mrs. Thomas H Elicit Mrs.
w. e.. Stanard and Miss Rosalfe Stuart.
. of Cedar Grove King George county
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Annual u D 1 Q Tea. &

Il The annual tea Of the Richmond Chap
ter United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
postponed from N onday ] anuary 30, will
3take$place Wednesday, February SthI&In
Lee Camp Hal; from s to ~ P, M I.
Mrs. Robert CHRIST ian Is chairman Of
the entertainment, and with her able
assoclat es, will have every thing plea SAINT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-23
ATTELL BESTS NELSON.
Californian OutpOInts Fighting Dane In
Rapid Six Round Bout.

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Abe Attell. the
crack California Gather weisht who aspires
to championship honors in this division. to
use a sporting term made a sucker" out Of
Battling Nelson. the Fighting Dane" at
shs Iouha bout At a this Gy vent 1on ,ss In
and in nearly every round Attel had, he call
on points, He landed three blows to the
Danes one and II there had been decision
Nelson was fully ten pounds heavier than
his rival. and this fact alone enabled him to
finally tire At1eli in the sixth round. The
mouth ard nose. and cut his face. In the
second round Nelson was trihe grossy.
and the bell was welcome boon to him, This
was Nelson's first appearance in the East,
The attendance was not up to expectations.
The men fought, under straight MARQUIS
Of Qneensberry rules Atell started Of by
swung a right 70 the head. Attell then put
six straight lefts to the face, and Nelson
landed rgh, TO the heart. Attell brought
swins and then jabbed three straight rights
Attell was active in the second He hook ed
neck. Attell ,uppercpt with both hands to
the Jaw and then jabbed the left TO the nose
Nelson got two rights on the kidneys and
ny" Nothing daunted Atteil brought Q, more blood
With ySoq 4bts s s tS tSs on b s5S @
staggered Nelson with right swing on the
ear. Attell was the ,aggressor in the third
and fourth IouHds He and ed two rights on
Jaw. Attell swung heavy rights and let's
10 the body and Nelson hooked a left to the
Attell opened the sixth with the left. He
time. He then jabbed three, lefts with a
return, Nelson hooked hard rights and
let's to the jaw and then'put two rights under
the heart.
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NEW YORK Is. L.. 2. PITTsBURG. l.
-. The series of four scrappy tussles between
Polo Grounds came to termination yester.
day with the scrappiest and hardest fought
game OF the series. twelve innings Selng
winning By a score Of = to i. Ames. who
pitched for the New Yorks won bis seventh
consecutive victory and is indicated Hi :,
and battsd in the winning run with =
single that was clean and hard. II was
struggle in every inning between Ames ana
better performer OF the two. Beside. FoSSd
pitching tho game was, characterized oy
sharp fielding and growing at decisio{ps ,b os
balls and strikes. An odd phase Of the AZ game
went to the bat In the twelfth a strike vac vac
game, Sammy Strane took his place at TIE
bat and sent three Dagger crashing 20 dne
later on Amess hit. Thus the punishment
visited on Gilbert for h!s dsputatiousnes'
The game was constant recurrence 81
hope blighted on the bases. Time and again
each team had man on base. With hope
batter moved down BY, the curves and
strategy Of the pitcher or by fest and steady on
for Dahlen to send the bali accurately, after
making mertorious stop. Beaumont's
sacrifice advanced Clarke to second. and
plate Ames was trying his drop, ball. apd
1t got away from him. but from that on he
had better command Of 1t.
Two clouts of whistling velocity enabled
the New Yorks to tie the score in the fourth
inning and after two men were out. Bresna-
han broke out the first one, two Dagger.
the second, liner to center. Dahlen was
next up and hit into the left field seats
the coaching line, was sent to the bench
for a pantomirne with his hands expressive
Of his opinion of how much the ball was fair
ho
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GOLF.
Eishty.two Entries for, the Metropolitan
Championship.

Eighty-two entries have been listed for
the qualifying round Of the Metropolitan
Golf Association individual championship
to begin at o'clock tomorrow morning
at the Fox Hills Golf Club. This is the great
est number that has ever been booked for
sure to till, yet it is slim array in comparl-
Of Brookline, Mass. open tournament Of
tournament has never brought out bumper
links should have brought change this
turned cards in the qualifying round last
Walt Matter Travis, aformsr holder and Harold
entered, but 'Findlay Douglas, who has also
n, Byers, and his brother are on the list, but
i is said that they have been summoned
West on business Charles h; seely will
make his frst appearance at a local tourna-
mcnt since 1902 and Archibald Graham
Will also tee up Dwight Partridge Is an
also will play.
as candidates for the championship plate
are H., l.. Downey. John NJ. Ward. usually
on his best game at Fox Hills; Percy r. Pyne.
H. j. Gee. q Western boy who enters from
Princeton; E. 8. Knapp, A. 8. Morrow, Charles
". o Conner, James NJ. Rhett. Charles T.
Stout, Arden NJ. Robbins. R. G. Watson. Jr.,
and d. F. Ehitney.
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NEW YORK VA IL 70 " DHf''NI6' "
DETROIT. May PA strange reversal OF
form was shown in to-day's game between
York. and It was entirely due to the superior
pitching Of Hoeg who replaced G5'sn IN
second inning and Umpire Kelly called i 1,
ball Grifith and the entire New ss,,v YORK orr;
Gri0th out Of the game and grounds. Hoeg.
who succeeded. was an unsolyable mystery
to the Detroit men. az is shown by the iaGt
Two arrived at the second station. New
Yorks first run, came on single by Anderssoi d,,
followed by Chase's single 70 right, whion
S es long ,y to LETT The other two came in
on Keeler's single. which bounded on cough En-
Inns shns.. base on balls to AndersI9mt,, ai,er
With clean singles by Chase and Yeager.
Detroit's errors did not count In the runs.
Tho Rcore.
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Jockey Club Weight for Age Race the
Leading Feature.

r. T. Wilson. Jr.'s. Dolly Spanker and
Gamara have been named to start in the
Jockey Club weight for age race, one mile
and an eighth. to be run at Belmont Park
to-day. They will meet Oxford and Pasa-
dena, together with Right Royal. a compare
lively poor field. all things considered The
Meadow Brook Steeplechase. at about two
and half miles. Ia another feature. with some
fair jumpers in the list, In the ha ndicap at a
mile and an eighth to be run over the new
Belmont course. Red knight has top weight.
with Adbel and Flyback probable factors.
Maiden three-year-olds and upward will
70 In the first race at seven furlongs. with
Novena, St Roma and Sailor Boy possibly
the best. Two-year- old maidens W IN run in
the second race. Ave rlongs, with Delmore
Gentian. High Brush and Barberloot perhaps
the best. The third race ia a selling handicap
at a mile, something unusual In this country
ARABIC picking up top weight to beat Ga RS
man. Consideration, Carrie Jones and others
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Defeat High School OF Commerce in Dual
Meet nv a. to 81,

De Witt Clinton High School and the High
School of Commerce engaged in dual NEE,
at Columbia Oval. WllinmsbridRe. yesterday.
and program of thirteen events gave the
scored ON he basis OF FOR rs foI
ond and 1 for third, was the great object
among the youthful competitors. De Witt
score being % to So.
There was a queer mix up In the 100 yards
senior and II had to be run over, resulting Ia
BY foot from Tompkips Of be Witt Clinton
IN the half milo run Sanders OF Do witt Clinton
oou at the turn o6 hS ESs
recovered. -
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Polo,

WEsTBuRY. l.. T., May 22-Meadow Brook
Hunt Clubs first four won the opening match
of the National Polo Associat ton tourn ament
here to-day. The home teams opponent s
were the Great Neck Polo four. IL was the
first Of the series of matches for the Hemp
stead cups, Both teams played on an even
handicap and when Referee Brooks's whistle
score standing; Meadow Brook Hunt Club.
o goals: Great Neck Polo Club. 3 goals Tho
tea ms lined UP as follows
Great Neck Polo Club, W. r. Grace. 2: 2. J.
p Grace J. s. Stevens, 1, back: r. S. Conover,
I, Total handicap, IL.
Meadow Brook First, H. c. Phlpps, =. ?: A.
s, Burden. r. L. Stevens s: back. r. L. Be eek
man. 8. Total handicap, IL.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati In New York; st. Louis In Brooklyn:
Pttsburg In Boston: Chicago In Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Detroit; Washington In Chicago:
Boston In St. Louis: Philadelphia In Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City In Buffalo Providence In Rochester.
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BILLIARDS.
Muldaur Wins First Game in Tournament
At Days

Mark Muldaur last night won the hrst game
in the l4-inch balk line billiard tournament
for amateurs at Maurice Days Broadway
Academy He defeated H. A. Coleman
by nearly hundred points ~ to be exact.
Coleman had big lead early In the game.
consecutive runs of 20 and 80 being made by
sessions himself later on, and he played
his last ten innings were for double fgure runs.
The score:
Muldaurl, o. 9, o. 0. g. o. g. g. o, s. s. L. 50. 1, 10
Q. O. 49, 0, o. J. o. O. o. O. g. o. 8, IS, s, e. /. 8.
800. Average, S So-t4 High runs, %. 81. 81.
Coleman-a Q. 2, Q. o. 8. O. 70. 81 o. lb. ;, o. 2.
,i,2.0.O,s.i.7.2. 40 Total. 100. Average.
1913. High runs, 80. %. Is.
Brock and Gershel will play this afternoon
and IOwenburg and Coleman to Knight.
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CLEVELAND.

Home rHn~Dav,s Saorince hit-Murphy. Stolen
bases-Harse 2 HSmsn First base Sc on I,, balls
By Waddeii, l. FRS, base on errors Philadelphia.
g Leu on sssss-Slsvsland 4 philsde Il w n
pitch-Bernhard. Unpires-Sheridan and McCar.
thy Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-23

run - Gatins. Sacrifice hits = Jones. Swander.
stolen bases-oHagen, Mailing. Jones Ga'ns.
bals-on Hesterfer. Q; on Hammond. g. Struck
out-By Hesterfer. s.; by Hammond. 1. Double
play iedcnsaul. Miller and Lachance. Passed
baii-shca umplre-Moran, Atendance-aOo
AT TORONTO.
RH.H.
Northumberland 0 o %
Toronto. ...........0 o O.-3
Batteries-Wiltse and Bycrs; Crystal and Taft.
AT RocHEsTKR,
RH.E.
Rochester.......,.o ! -
Proyidrnce......l o. ~
Batteries-Fertsch and S,man; Poole and
Jacklitsch
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NO ore out when winning run was scored.
sorE

NO oNc NUt WHtH WIHHIHH uH "as eeoIeu'
'Ba,ted for Gilbert.
New York.. % o l-2
First base on errors-New York, ?; Pittsburg. O..
Lett on bases-New York 10: Pittsburg. 9. First
By Amcs, III by Flaherty. 8. Three base
hi,.-Strang. Two base hlts,,Donlln; Bresnshan'
Beaumont. Howard, Leach. Stolen base-BSau
mont. Wild pIichess.Ames e. nmPlrcs-
tendance 10000.
crScI>SATI. s. PHILADELPHIA IN. LA. I.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Aher losing six con :
secutive games the Cincinnati Reds came out Of
their trance 10 day and in exciting game trimmed
the Ph,ladephlax T he score:
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Totals ! ~ II
sBatted for Pfanmler In the ninth inning.

'Ba,ted for Pfanmiler In the ninth inning.
Jerey City ........,.-.....O o VI
First base on errors-Bunao. 3: Jersey City, !.
Left on bases-Buiialo. 4: Jersey City, o. First
Struck out-By Migan. 2: by Pfanmiler.s. Three.
base h,t-Cassldy. Two base hits =. GeWman.
overwhelmingly. Murphy. Halllgan. Cassidy,
Double play-kcister and Cassidy. Ht BY pitcher
BY Pfanmiller. Wild pitch-Pfanmlller. Passed
baIi-McAuley. Umpire thinner. Time hours.
Attendance-l.255.
NEWARK O. MONTREAL, ..
MONTREAL, May 22.-Hammond's offerings were
easy and Newark pounded him all over the field.
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Tho PEEL at Portsmouth.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
LONDON, May 22.-The German cruiser
Pfeil, which left Kiel on Saturday on her
way to the Lizard, where she will take the
arriving time OF the yachts in the ocean
race, arrived in Portsmouth harSor to day.