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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
JORDAN HORSES WINNERS

Cool weather somewhat marred the
opening ~ the open air horse show AZ the
Country club ~ Rrooklre. Mass. vester-
dav only the animals which were given
long workouts showing 10 good advan
tsge. The hunters and Jumpers performed
poorly and not an entry cleared ell the
obstacles without touch" or a stop 90
Eben n Jordan ~ Boston participated
in nearly every class and easily carried
off the honors for the dav. his thorough
breds capturing eight blue ribbons Lord
Burleigh and Lord Belfast and Fidget
were the star point winners from the
Jordan stables
Mr. Jordans closest competitor In point
Of blue ribbons captured was Mrs J r
NJ Grosvenor ~ New York who took
three blue ribbons. Reginald e. Wander
bilt of Portsmouth. r. l.. was placed
first in two classes The exhibits ot
Jumpers of otto H. Kahn of New York
and George s. Mandell Of Boston also
showed well
The decision which met with more
favor than any other during the day
was the award OF the blue ribbon To
Firefiy. Mrs Thomas O. Plants little
black gelding There were II horses IN
this event. MIS- rrUyvFr1Ur-s Fascination
was awarded the red rlbOon aud Reginald
Nanderbilts Fuss the yellow.
The show will be- continued today and
tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
Providence Won From Rochester in
Hard-hitting Battle.
No Matinee Races for Providence DriV-
ing Club Memorial Day.

The Crays won yesterday at Rochester
from the locals in another hard-hitting
contest by the score OF 10 :. The game
was easy for Providence, VIII" found
Faulkner almost at will. Fourteen safe
hits including three -bagge 5 by Thomas
and Ball, practically saved the day for
the Providence team.
Rochester. though. came near winning
out in the last three innings. when they
hit Josslyn rather hard and frequently.
Close decisions by Umpire Conway work
ed against the home team but still the
batting OF the visitors was all that could
be desired.
In the second inning Thomas opened
with a single and Ball struck out. Rock
dropped a hit over second base and Jos
slyn singled TO centre. scoring Thomas,
Josslyn was forced Al second by Poland.
but McFarland's Texas Lacquer to right
brought I'm Rock with the second run.
In tho fourth Rochester made her first
run. With two men gone Poland made
mess OF an easy bali and threw over
Conn's head. and Carey made third base.
Kennedy singled to right. bringing i'm
Carey. The fourth inning saw Providence
two more runs TO the good Mcfarland
feed along tho third base line. Steel
man failed to get the ball IN time, and IL
rolled I'm fair ground. Dunn made first
on It. Steelman objected TO Umpire Con-
ways decision. and made himself so OBJ
noXious that he was put of the grounds.
With Mcfarland on second Brien al
most had MIN caught off the bag on a
throw from Faulkner. Umpire Conway
called him safe. and then Thomas hit TO
the left field fence for three bases, bring
ing I'm two 'uns.
With Mcfarland down Dunn and Brodie
singled in the seventh Conn and Thomas
did the same trick. and then Rail- landed
the ball out 10 left and four runs came
In. Rochester made one In her half Of
the seventh and I'm the eighth pounded
ont three runs on four hits In the ninth
Smith hit safely for a sacrifice. and came
home on Yancey's home run. That ended
the scoring OF the day Attendance 900.
The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
FRESHIES VS.. S0PHS

Tomorrow afternoon on Andrews field
the annual Brown university interclsss
baseball game between representatives
of the two lower classes is TO be pulled
off The contest is likely to be interest
ing and exciting. as both classes have
strong mines The Freshmen have won
from the Harvard Freshmen. from Groton
school and several strong preparatory
school teams. The Sophs have also main
tanned record and can be depended upon
to give their rivals a good rub.
As is usual on such occasions the game
will be witnessed by many supporters
OF each team, so. that there will be no
lack OF class spirit and enthusiasm. Foley
is to pitch for the Freshmen while Funk
will serve up the benders for the Sophs.
BEATEN BY FACULTY.
The Brown Varsity golf team was de-
feated yesterday afternoon by a team
composed of members Of the college
faculty. Following are the tabulated re-
suits:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
CASINO TO Be SOLD
HaysIds Casino at LoHgTeatua 10 Be Sold
al Auction by lanes F. Freeman & Co.

lanes F. Freeman s CO. ~ 5o2+ Bani-
gan building. will on Saturday. Nav 9th.
AZ o'clock. on the premises AZ Long
meadow formerly Bayside). sell az auc-
ton the famous Bayside Casino and con-
tents. together With hve lots
Longmeadow on Narragansett bay IS
right on the line Of the Buttonwoods
cars and one of the most Attractive spots
on the west side ~ the bay. The Casino
property rs an excellent one, within
hundred feet Of tho station--the building
is almost new. exceptionally well built.
having large piazzas. electric lights and
sanitary plumbing throughout. The first
floor has four frst-class regulation bowl
ing alleys. brilllard hall with pool and
billiard tables
The second floor has % spacious hail
with stage, aud the floor IS well laid for
dancing. There is also an up-to-date
kitchen with an utensils.
All n all the sale VIII be an inter-
cstlug one. the property is we'll known
and would indeed make an ideal place
for q summer theatre. It, a great op-
portunity FOR someone who is looking
for n big hargaiu-tho appointments could
not be better and thc section Is SO favor
ably known that tho sale or Saturday
next will undoubtedly draw large at
tendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
HORSE SALE ON

The sale OF sideview Belle, a green
mare, by Electric Bell, with public
trial OF 2:1li. and entered in the slow
trottng stake events in the coming Grand
Circuit races. was the feature OF the
auction OF trotters and pacers at the
Readville track yesterday The mare was
bid in at 1920 for j. Alexander of Read
ing Pa
Teddy McGregor. by Frederick Nc
Gregor. another trotter. with no official
record. hut mark Of 209i4. in private,
was sold to r. Long OF New York for
$500
Among tho other important sales were
tho following:
Montana Girl 2:21A. b. m. by Acone.
tn Knapp Forshner Providence. r. l.,
SI02s
Robin. b n by Clay, To John F. Payne,
Goshen. y y slom
York Bay h & by wileshoy, n Paul
connelly. Philadelphia 5000
Budd. & by Arena, 20 c. Q. Hall
Providence. r. L. telo
The Black Prince. blk e hv Wilkes
boy. % 7 VI Rogers. BROOKLYN $3.50
Zihs m. by Alice Wilkes. "a vii
liam Rohh, Boston $500
Daisy Wood. 2lSh h m bv Ahscota.
20 ]. s Grant. Providence. II. /. s775
Mars. hr h by Margrave. 20 j. ".
johnson. Calais Ne. s725
Fanatana. by Burgess ~ n comvn
Moran. New York, $50.
Queen 81 Melody ch N. by Epanlet.
"a w Brennan. Boston. S625
According 20 the foregoing list three
horses were purchased at the Readville
sale by Providence men. Knapp Forsh-
ner tho we'll known horscman. is aC-
credited with having bought Montana
Girl "a bag marc. with a mark OF 2.2lA,
FOR Sl0N while L. :. Grant. who is also
well known among the hosemen. is listed
as having paid y11J FOR Daisy Wood. bay
mare with mark of 2.iS4 Neither Mr.
Forshuer nor Mr.. Grant could b. reached
last night, 10 that IL l. not known they
have purchased. the horses FOR their own
use whether they were commissioned tO
buy them for someone else. OF whether
they simply bid them ia
q. G.. Hall. VINO purchased e bay geld
ing named Budd for t9lo. stated last even
INK that he had bought the horse for
racing purposes ana that it Is one ~ tho
most promising ~ the green horses of
the season. This horse, he said. though
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

an order 10 enforce the two league rules
which provide that captains only shall
have the right 10 protest against deci-
sion OF the umpire and that the accuracy
OF the umpires judgment shall be un-
questioned.
President Pulliam also warns the um-
pires TO recognize no one as captain un-
less he Is a player actively engaged In
game and declares that the manager will
not be allowed 20 question construction
OF the rules unless he also is captain
and playing I'm the game.
President Pulliams letter follows
ITO National League Umpires:
Gentlemen-Beginning with the games
OF Tuesday, May 23 you are directed %
enforce rules 81 and 50 OF the playing
rules. adopted by the National league.
literally
These rules are
Rule 6l-There shall be no appeal
from any decision OF the umpire on the
ground that he was pot correct i'm his
conclusions as 10 whether a batted ball
was fair or foul base runner safe or
out. pitched ball. a strike or "A ball,
or any other play involvns accuracy
Of Judgment and no decision rendered by
him shall be reversed. except that he he
convinced that IL is in violation OF one
OF these rules The captain alone shall
have the right 10 protest against "A de-
cision and seek IT'S reversal on a claim
that 1t is in conflict with a section OF
these rules
" Rule 62-Under no circumstances shall
q captain or player dispute the accuracy
OF the umpires judgment and decision on
play.
The only person having the right to
! question the construction OF n rule Is the
t captain. No player, not captain
will be allowed TO question a decision
which is a matter OF judgment only. The
umpire will recognize no one as captain
unless he Is a PLAYER actively engaged In
the game. A manager in uniform may
coach.
Unless otherwise notified before the
/ game. National league umpires will
/ recognize the following pleayers as team
! captains:
Boston. Fred Tennev; Pittsburg, Fred
! Clarke; New York. Dan McGann: Gin
! cinnau. Thomas Corcoran; Brooklyn
James sheckard; Chicago. Frank Chance /;
] Philadelphia William Gleason; ST. Louis
/ James Burke. Respectfully
! (Sgned) HARRY &. PTLLlAM
President
! President Pulliam today called a meet
/ ing OF the board OF directors OF the Ma
: Touraine. Boston. at 10 a. m. Thursday
/ June T. TO consider the charges filed
/ with him by President Barney Dreyfus Of
! the Pittsburg club against Manager Nc
/ Graw OF the New York club President
! Pulliam also sent 10 the directors a copy
i Of the charges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
AT BELMONT PARK

Following his triumph in tho Van Cort-
landt Handicap on Friday, James Nc
Iaughlins oxford won the Jockey Club,
weight for age. race at Belmont park
Yesterday in "a rafting good finish by "A
neck oxford and Pasadena were coupled
i'm the straight betting only at TO 3
there being TO 10 against the former and
TO against the latter for the place
r. r. Wilson. Jrs, Dolly Spanker was
the fayorite at l3 10 TO- with Right Royal
i'm considerable favor at to
The Mcadowhrook Hunters Steeple-
chase was something OF a farce from "a
racing standpoint, AS three OF the five
starters fell PataRoniau won, with
SNUFF the favorito, second
six favorites were defeated over fast
track. Tho attendance was 10000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

The following scores were made on the
local aHeys last evening:
PECK STREET TOURNAMENT.
Modox--423 425. $50 1905
Deltas-Sa4 500. 500 1922
SMITH STREET ALLEYS
Centredale-4Oo 424. 200 1923.
Manton--2s6. 405. i26. l2l7.
INFANTRY HALL ALLEYS
-EaE gle Miilii-2aa- fteeftea- ftefte ---- ~ --
Bav state Mll-420. Ao6. 407. 1879
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Hunt's-44s. t5o i54 1852
Anderson 100 ATS. 43s 1888
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT
Single Men-443 46o. 40 i3s2
Married Men-453. AS. 452. 1850
CROWN TOURNAMENT
Tndians-4l5. 4ea. 424 1901
Randall Sauare--t25 Az 40a<27t
PECK STREET TwO-MAN TOrRNA-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
RACES Off

The races which the Providence Driv-
ing club planned to hold at Narragansett
park on Memorial day have been declared
crossed to such an extent that the race
committee had arranged with the new
owners of Narragansett park for the use
of the half. mile track on Memorial day.
In addition 10 this the committee had
arranged q card ~ races for the dav that
promised 20 give unusual sport. seversl
classes being announced. each with a
purse of 500. and also a match race for
si00 nv two horses between which there
s warm rivalry.
Today Secretary Parker cent notices ~
the members ~ the driving association
in substance as follows At a meeting
of The executive COMMITTEES Of the Provi-
dence Driving association, held Thursday
evening It was decided not to bold any
matinee races during 1905 All money
paid for stables will he refunded by the
treasurer. The matinee races planned for
Memorial dav have been called Off"
As TO tho reasons underlying this sud
den change o' plan, MIR. Parker would
have nothing 20 say beyond the fact that
he didn't want to be dragged into any
controversy over the matter. and that
II a statement on The matter was 90 be
maue IL "Ouiu nave 10 come from some
ur1p rive tTr-frrS- ftrrr-
william " Draper president of the
club proved more communicative and he
stated that John CollnsswOOd ~ Hills-
grove was at the root ~ the trouble Mr..
Draper added that the club would still
be heard from however IN the fan as 70
has money IN the treasury and " there
Is any snow 80 10 scraped off ~ Reser-
voir avenue 'he organization Will 10 tie
utmost 70 further the sport by doing What
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
AMATEUR BALL

There are ball games and bah games.
but. when all has been said. u T. "A safe
that laid Hat upon the contest that took
place last SATURDAY between two teams ~
Wanskuck mill operatives. would exactly
coincide for real Juicy sport II - re-
lated bv enc Who claims - have inside
and ail-sround information that the game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

AT Springfield Springfield :. Meriden
6 Gi innings.
At Holy yoke-Holyo oke 3 Hartford ..
At Bridgeport-New London I, Bridge
port 3.
At New Havcn-New Haven 4. Nor
wich ..
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

It can to get the speedway into shape.
He said that Mr. Collingwood. having in
vested considerable money at HIlsgrove.
would naturally wish that the driving
club races should be held there. but he
could not quite see the justice i'm the
method that that gentleman had adopted
to secure them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
HOTEL TH0RWhLD
Low ROUND TRIP RATES 70 PORT
LAND. OREGON. AND RETURN VIA
THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD.

Account the Lewis and Clark exposi-
ton Also very low round trip rates to
Pacific coast points Ia California and
Washington. Stopovcrs and good return
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fail River--Fall River D. Lowell ].
At Lynn--Manchester 6. Lynn o.
At Haverhill--Ccncord {. Havcrhill 3
At New Bedford-New Bedford .
Nashua T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

II has no mark has. al private trial
Travelled mile in 2:09ia Mr.. Hall said
that he should enter the horse In the
Grand Circuit races.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
ONLY CAPTAINS TO PROTEST

President Harry e puliam " tho Ma
tional league ~ baseball clubs. has sen'
To the umpires ~ the National league
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
BOSTON l. PITTsRTRG 3

Boston won a light-hittinR contest from
Pittshurg Yesterday AZ Boston. two hits
and a wild pitch In the fourth inning
sending In tho only run OF the game.
great throw 10 the plate by Sharpe. cut
ting on run I'm the seventh inning. was
the heldng feature. Attendance 22oo. The
score.
Innings ......... 2 3 2
P0etOO q q / q q q q x I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
CUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Rv the Athletics taking az Cleveland
Yesterdays game from the Clevelsnds.
Chicago took the lead in the American
League Plank was effective with the ex-
oep,lon of the second inning, Moore re-
lieved Donahue AZ the end 90 the second
inning The batting of knight was a feat
ure Attendance 1859 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
ROCHESTER,.

Kuns-Smith, lancey ?, Carey .. Roth
fuss -. Mcfarland. Dunn 3 Brodie
Conn, Thomas ,. Rocks. First base on
orrors-Provdence /; Rochester Left
on bases-Providence s: Rochester 6 First
base on ba;ls-OT Jossiyn ]; of Faux
nor 3. Struck out-By Faulkner :: by
JosSiyn J. Home run--Yancey. Three
base hit--Iancey. Sacrifice hit-Rock
Stolen bases-McFarland. Dunn. Hit with
pitched ball--By Faulkner /. by Josslyn ,
Passed ball-Thomas Cmpire-Conway
Time-2h Ism.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
BUFFALO. .; JERSEY City. s

In a game remarkable for its errors,
wild throws and general all-round poor
playing, Buffalo again defeated Jersey
CITY by the score OF To s. yesterday at
Buffalo Attendance 3562 Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

An epidemic OF home russ gave the New
Yorks an easy victory over the Reds yes
terday at New York Mathewson was in
vincible. Donlin. Dahlen and Mathewson
all clouted the ball for the circuit. At
tendance 600 Score;
Innings .........l ; as 7S9
New York .......3 o ? ! Q X 2
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
GAMES TO-DAY.

Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at Toronto-Two Games.
Newark at Montreal-Two Games.
Jersey City ~ Buffalo.
EASTERN I.EAGT-E Amino
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

WOON HIGH is, EAST PROV y
The East Providence High school base
ball team was defeated ny the woon-
socket High team Yesterday afternoon on
the formers grounds by the score of ls
70 ~ The game developed into slug
ging contest both pitchers being hit hard
rs hits being made by Woonsocket and
l. hv the East Providence BOYS Both
teams PLAYED n poor fielding game. woon
socket making ten errors. while its oppo-
ments were credited with seven. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
INTERSCH0OL GAMES

The Hope Street High school baseball
team proved its superiority over the
strong Cranston team by defeating the
latter at the l. C. l. grounds yesterday
afternoon by score OF TO !. The game
was one OF the cleanest of the season.
Both pitchers were in great form. Bliss
having n shade the better Of the argu-
ment. for he struck out 10 men. gave
two passes. and allowed four hits. while
Johnson famed eight. gave four passes.
hit batter, and was touched up for nine
hits. Bliss himself 60. three singles off
his rival and Johnson made two Of the
four hits that his team secured from the
Hope street pitcher one Of which was
two -bagger
A strong evidence Of The work of tho
cstchers. Tsbb and Kennedy was that
only one base was stolen in the whole
game this being by W Budlong. who
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24

Washington made furious rally I'm tho
ninth inning yesterday A. Chicago and
came near pulling out tho game. Two
runs were scored h. Jones single. Stahls
double and Cassidvs HIT ChicaEos three
runs ssrs made IN the third on two two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
PHILADELPHIA s. CHICAGO
ST LOUIS (. RROOKLYN 1

The Brooklyns made a hard rally in the
last two innings yesterday AT New York,
but the lead the Cardinals took early in
the game was enoIgh to give them tho
victory Attendance 1900 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
GAMES TO-DAY.

Boston at ST. Louis.
New York ~ Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
ANfEDTTs n. Aar~r- esr-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
DETRoTT 5. NEW YoRK I.

T|FI Ft'II 7 n NtN lVNk =
Tho astonishing feature Of yesterdays
game waa supplied by Umpire Kelly At
one time he made Willie Keeler rap out
two-hagger to left and single To centre
before he allowed him To take first base.
Griffith went 60 pieces in the eighth and
was relieved BY Powell Errors by others
OF the team put New YORK out or the
game Attendance 2Uu Score: