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New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
Upon Making Up Ones Mind
The Modern Retailers PrfUflege

NOU KNOW of the bright professional woman who real
lied income from service to small circle OF
women clients by calling daily that she might assist them in
making up their minds
Just SO WANAMAKER'S and most especially at the
Christmas holidays The array of goods does not be-
wilder the thoughtful
Gifts for presented to
Gifts for presented
The appeal of childhood is almost universal
Books for the thoughtful.
Fine Art in thousands of forms for the aesthetic
Keep your purpose clear Read this store news Stroll
through If rational your mind will be made up for
you. To assist in that is great part of vocation
CHRISTMAS MUSIC furnished Today by THEODORE
BENDIX and ORCHESTRA of 2s pieces. Welcomed
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
Prizes in Leather

The prize consists of the saving
you make, at this critical moment,
on pretty Leather Goods you'll be
glad to give as presents:
NetsUki PETseS-the attractive Jap
anese style, with chain, knob and
handle; half OF them with inside
pocketbook in frame. Usually S1.45
and $1.95; here. today, at 81 each.
Imported Hand and Vanity Bags, In
fancy feathers and colors. Worth s5
and Sc each. at $3.50.
Imported Vanity Bags, with opera
glass. assorted feathers; formerly $14
and SIS each. now $10.50 each.
BroadWay
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
For Your Iezvels

From stick-pin case for men
to the elaborate folding-tray sort
for women. And all kinds in be-
tween. Of seal, walrus and fancy
feathers.
75c TO $32 each. Rotunda
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18

Irish Linen initial Handksr-
chiefs-fully laundered-for men
and women:
For Men
Fancy block letter: box Of six,
75c
Plain script or fancy block
hand-embroidered letter; box of
six. $3.50.
Fine linen. with A-inch hems:
plain script letter. or with me-
dallion; box of six. SO.
For Women
Plain block letter, or with
wreath: box of six. 75c.
Plain block or script letter, or
block with two styles OF wreath
around initial; box Of six, $3.50.
Small block initial with tape
borders; box Of six, SO.
chlldren's HandksrchIefs
Every one all-linen.
Plain white or with initial;
three In a fancy box. Csc
Plain white and colored bordersi
six in a fancy box. SOC.
Plain white with initial, or
colored borders with colored
initial; six IN fancy box. 75c.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
Fl 4 " D KER HE F s

white will go drifting out ov
land in his week whrl
make selecon ca
pepy of fresh prete patterns of
toe as these
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18

White hemstitched, fine quality.
with small initial; six in box, 81
Cross aisle. near Rotunda-
Plain Hemstitched. Emhroid-
cred and Lace trimmed Handker-
chiefs:
At 25c each-Women's aIl-linen;
hemstitched, embroidered, lace and
insertion trimmed. Plain white.
hemstitehed, with cross barred
centers, or with corded borders.
At 50c each-Women's fine Irish
linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs;
embroidered and lace-trimmed.
Dainty little French Handker-
chiefs, with embroidery in one
corner.
At 75o each--A wide variety of
patterns in women's hemstitched
embroidered Handkerchiefs; all
new designs; some with narrow
lace edges and embroidery.
At 81 each-Women's Handker-
chiefs of fine Irish linen, hem
stitched and embroidered. lace and
Insertion n-trimmed. OF fine French
linen, hand-embroidered and hem
stitched, with medallion for initial;
others with running designs.
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TO.DAl,SCARD FOR SHEEPSHEAB.
Concy Island Handicap and Daisy stakes
the Attraction.

The card offered by the Coney island
Jockey Club to-day is very good and SON"
excellent racing should hs seen. There
are two stake events and Judging fir IN the
class of horses entered they may prove very
interesting In the Coney Island Handicap,
six furlongs on the main track. Hamburg
ellie is asked to pick up ia pounds, but in
spite OF this she may he success III. EoS"ben
Broadcloth lwho is very good at present.
redouin and Gamara may b" close up mt
the finish.
In the Daisy Stakes, for ,"o-ycaT- oolds,
tromo from K. T, Wilson, Jr. 8, stable, should
be fighting il out at the end. with Mary r.,
Belle of PrQuest and LauCastran we'll up.
In the first race which IS for maiden two.
year-old FLIES, at five furlongs, IN" best
two vear-oid Of the year may b. seen. Queen
of Hearts the full sister of Arful, last years
Futurity winner. makes her first appearance.
Sh" is reported to be il good condition. Water
grass is n very fast Ally and may be- near the
winner at the finish Tho handicap. one
mile and sixteenth on the turf looks to be
between Outcome. kehailan, Dand"hon and
Colonial Girl
Druid Chieftain and jonQul look the
best in ia" fifth race. while in the second
event. Chanplan. Pronta and Incubator
may divd" the money.
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Law v TENNIS.
loss Durchard Proves a Surprise in Metro
politan (hampl Onship.

Surprises and ups"ts marked yesterdays
play for the Metropolitan lawn tennis cham
pionship on the West Side Tennis club courts.
ilGth street and Amsterdam avenue In
his third round match Ross Rlrchard Of the
home club won close three set contest from
J p Paret Of the New York Tennis Club
and then defeated Harold H Hackett.
former Metropolitan champion by two out
Of three sets in tho semi finals. The scores
follow
MEMS Singles. Metropolitan Champ ionship
Third round-R,ss Burchard. West Side Tennis
Club. defeated j. p. Pare,. New York Tennis Club
So. e. 90
Semi nna Round Frederick p. Alexander; West
Side Tennis club, defeated C Henry Moblenhaner
chard. West. side Tennis Club. defeated Harold
womens Singles First round Miss Anna ~
M sw Nfw NcW ydk Tennis ns' aS
4 Mrs. Clarence Hobart, West side Tennis Club.
defeated Miss Fischer. West Side Tennis Club
i. q 8. - Miss Romans, IVES, side Tennis
Club. defeated Miss Edith Donncu, New York
Tennis club, by default
Srmi -nna Round Miss Bessie II. Moore. Kings
County Tennis Club defeated Miss Anna NJ, Rsch,
New York Tennis club. q !. %,
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GOOD PRICES FOR YEARLINGS.
Newton Bennington Pays 200 for .
Colt by Watercresa.

Tho hrst big yearling sale Of the year
was held at the Fasig.Tipton sales paddock.
opposite the sheepshead Bay racetrack
H Thsn the ees .oms 9
the best horses in America come from this
sale many horssemen and breeders were in
While the stock that was put up yesterday
was not as good as that Of last year, the bid
prices we're realized. The star Of the sale was
bay or brown W. colt L BY imp watererss,r
i saT
also purchased the son Of star. Ruby-Aura
u, for $500, The half sister Of Hurstbourne
coit BY sombreg5ES-Bellane,, " H: Kraft
3. c., by imp Toddlng ,onAolone. CO.
B. Or br c, BY GIenhem-Ac'uel, Kirkheld M
B, e., BY imp. MISUNDERSTANDING H.. ~,
3. T. By imp. Observation-Disclosures: j. 4. Ben.
B. G. By imp, Toddlns,on -Aiiens: J. o.
p. g., BY imp. canopu,-Andr',a: Columbia ,oo
Oh. t. by imp. Golden Gar,er-Annie Lewis
B. e., by imp Star Ruby-Aura II Newton ~.
B. or Dr. t. by Observation-Disclosures; q. W.
pr, T. LIB, b. imp wa,ercres- parbsry Maid; f, -.
X Thomas d.. ............... ............. l.5O0
Oh. G.. b. Soinbrero-Rclane: Harry Slower. 1000
Oh. T., by imp Royal Flush Bcua; hirkAed go
ch,:, f. hy imp observation-disclosures; Harry go
p. 6. by imp. Bass-'iaw-Bo hen'cnn"' Della ~
Il. or ht C.. by imp. Wa,ercress Draw Lass
newton bennington .,........, 800
p. c., by imp. Royal Flush-lreeza: Fred
CHI. T., by imp. GoldNnch-Brlllar j. a. pcn.
h. c.. by imp. Royal Flush-canta; II. Stover. l,o0n
u. 6. by Imp 1oddlngton-Ceruica: \, Ben
nlngton ..,'.... ,......... ......,....., 600
n. T.. hy Indlo-Chemlca; L. n. Wi.on."...... 100
u. T.. by MaIio-Crcet Harry Storcr...,..... loo
Oh. c. hy imp. Bassc,aw-Clolstcr: Sclick
D. t.. hy Gold spinner imp, Colonial w. II.
d. c. hy The Greek-cuyan,a Delaware
II. G., by Gcrolste,n-Danlela. Newton Ben
b or br. c.. by Glenhcr,-Daramha Harry
n. c. by Ma1,o-Darc Dollar: a. thinner. 500
Blk. e. hy imp. Gcrolsten -Dar,nn: Newton
Remington .......... ....... ....,...... i.15o
n. G.. by imp. Calvados- Dl1ianne; Delaware
n. 1, by imp. Rassc,law Duchess Lucia; ]. -.
n. T.. bv Gold SIMMER Edith Ed D. Wilson lno
ton p.nn,ne,on ''','. ''.'.'. 1917. LOO
n c, by Indio Fmlgre: Kirkfeid stable 400
Oh 6. by Mes,o- Ernestlne: $. McNhush-
RI Z. by imp. MISUNDERSTANDING George -.
Mackcy ....... ...... ...,.. ...... 49,. 1Hn
Oh. by Inn, Star Ruby flora Hurst: New
Oh T.. by INN. star Ruhy-Frol,csom" H.;
Delaware stable zoe. en-. ......,... .--.,..... 100
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Cricket.
AUTOM

The cricket team of the strCamsap Lucania
iourncycd to Prospect Park yesterday to
play against the Brooklyn Club. aud put up
good game. although eventually losing by
Is runs Batting first, the sailors ran up u
total Of IS runs before they were disposed
Of T. Cain battod we'll for - and proved
To he the IN ainstay of the batting. hut the three
bowlers tr led MackellCr, AsQuith and Cord
ing all were successful and obtained good
analyses. For Brooklyn IT, Poyor e. Laurie.
j H. Tattprsal and A. T.. Tyrrill scored double
figure innings and the last named was mot
out" N call Of time The totals: steamship
LuCania. IS; Bro okly . 80
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srANDISa OF THE CLUBS.

ST. 10 Is IN. L.. S: NEW YORK IN. L.. \.
ST. LOUIS. June l6-The New Yorks
dropped the first game OF the series to st.
j. us to-day. It WAS hotly conte ted from
opening to closing. and was a see-saw. the
Cardinals winning out In the ninth stupid
play Dahlen in the fifth was directly
responsible for the final result. as he held
shay's hit to third and allowed Grady to
run past him to the tag when he could have
touched Grady with scarce an effort. Grady
scored on the next out. Dahlen was very
weak at short. so much 50 that Taylor kicked
when he allowed Beckley's grounder to 60
by him without even attempting to stop
the ball The acora.
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CHICAGO "a. Ll. 3, SEW YORK "a. L.. 1.
The New iorks haired with the White
Re Thcasos grabbed Ire lions share: The
c sh Chances for seorns Vent for Nothing
because Elberfeld could not drag his lame
narily he would have been there without
doubt. Grif'th put Yeaeer in to run for
sdo the his ess 9n S Ae the ssf
1hcaeqs added couple more runs, through
the medium of a base on balls a hit batsman,
two singles and an 0utfcld fly.
In hs lTh5nns Pfsld play will',Hms Con-
IN the Xccptional fielding. with Davis q Bit
srounders li Ike " hunsry A hawk. and his
FsGr"s ''f r"ss ~a- s' close 1
frId Knocked e down few Galore slams. but
thcr we're TO his right, and he had longer
throws t" make Than the others in getting
as 'ntuertial as those of the others.
e, l'arrrs White n; p, s. pitched hcady
In the las, sly innings he had smooth sailing
hc was hn for six safetles in the first three
innings but after, that the whole Chicago
Sheshro had the upper hand Of the White
Soy rx"ept in one inninE the siSth when
couple 81 StFP'CH EIS, u Sh'TlHCe, stFnl
and a wild pitch passed over two runs. White
was ON third and Holmes OF ,secoli when
ShsI wds n and % h ses ssvn e. sh9.
chased White 10 the disk
~ cF%ne Scored Srm o bd iG tally on I'll! h,
the second inning. In irving to go from
eecond to third on klcinows infeld hit
LlberfCld was nipped because he could not
move fast. He would have scored on Chcs-
bros NY to center Jones scored in the
fourth on a base on balls, sacrifice. an inGeld
out and Davs's clean clout 'onroy made
beautiful Jiok:up Of Holiness tunt in this
inning and Chase equally meritorious
pickup OF Couroy's throw.
The .,Iost-morteio discnssio1 attendant
upon the might have been happening to
Eherfeld in the second inning was renewed
IN the fourth and in the seventh inning.
Elberfeld in each i.lStanc" icing unable
TO beat out the ball after Gavis had made n
stop that cleaned like a searchlIGht, In
the eighth Elberfeld cnt down Jones with
one Of these iridesCent endeavors and Jones
can hit the highway like a gravhound
An analysis Of the defeat is replete with
fs ha
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CHICAGO IS. LD, 10: ooKL ~.

Chicago. ...,,........ !? 10
FIRST base on errors-Chlcago. g: Brooklyn. l..
Left on has-s~Chcago. Brooklyn s. Two base
hrs--Slayc, ,;esscr Sacrifice hits Casey. O'Neill.
Mcintyre. StoIrn bases O'Ee!!l. Dobbs. Sheckard
Hall. Ritter %. Scanlon. First base on balls on
Pfcrer. ?. OF ltrulbaCh, g. of Mcintyre. ?. Struck
ou,-By Reulbach. q: by Scanlon. L. by Mcintyre. 3.
Hit by pcherBy PfeNer. l. Umpire ODay,
s.l0o
PHILADELPHIA ~. LD.7 PITTsBrRoo
PIT1sBrRa. June 5-Philadelphia made Pitts
burg look foolish to day. beating the home team
ZOO. Catcher Hillebrand h ad his hight foot badly
cut when Magec Slid into him In the fourth and
had 10 be he ned from the field. The score:
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First basr on errors New York. J. Chicago. l.
Left on bases New York a. Chicago. :. First base
on hall<-OH CheSbro. 2. OF Putniann. |. Struck
out 81 CHESHIRE, 3, by Putnam. l. by White. /
Two has" hits Fu1, kec'cr. Conrny, Sacrifice
hits kcccr. Jones. Holmes Niotn base Holmes
pouhc plays poueher,y and flbei field. White
Tannehiil and l,onsnue. HI, by pitcher by
Putnam, Wild pitch ChcSbro nlplrc Con.
molly. Time ! hour and So minutes Attendance
-3.nNO
st LOUIS a IL. s PHILADELPHIA a. L.. n.
PHhAo2L'hf, iunn II The Philadephians' In O.
ahiltE to h Howell IN day explains their Shutout.
Bender was kn,chet OUt 81 the box In tho second.
thru slnglrS. a - Ihe and homer being made
OF Tne
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BOSTON
Total, II 80 IS I Totals. 1920 10

Total......3 II 80 I Totals. 1920 IS
1.-TWO out when winning nun was scored
Rns,nn n q q q %
Thre. base hi, -Corcoran. Sacrifice hits Cd
well seymour Kelley. Stolen base Bidweil.
Double piays-Corcoran. Higgins and Barry;
Huggins and Barry, Struck out-by Ewing. Q;
on Young. 2 Hit BY pltcher-By Ewing, l. Wild
pi,ch-Young Umpire EmSic.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Yorks Ono Shy In Their Game in St.
Louis.

Louis.
The champions are having their troubles
on the road. again coming to grief yesterday,
this time In st. Louis. They have lost six
out OF nine games In the West. not pennant
CLIP by any means. though their long lead
ana recuperatlve powers are expected to
prevent them from losing serious amount
OF ground. They fell below the 700 mark
IN percentage yesterday. The Pittsburgs.
100, are meeting with frequent reverses and
were blsnked by the Quakers. The Brook
iyns proved snap for the renvigorated
Chicagos. and the Cincinnatis beat Boston
IN ten inning nliX-up. The results:
st. Louis, :; New York. 4.
Chicago. 10: Brooklyn, 4.
Philadelphia, =; PtttsburE, o.
Cincinnati, 8: Boston, 2.
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billiards..

At Maurice Days academy yesterday
afternoon Dttmann and Comfy played a fast
game in the l+-inch balk-line tournament
for Class y amateurs. Dittmann was the
winner. with a cluster Of four counts in his
thirty-frst inning. He averaged over Q.
while Conlys average was better than any
preyious average of the tournament. The
score
putnam 2. !. s., 5. $50. ll;2o,2?. II. 10.
o, D. O o. 2. Is 10. 5. 0. TOTAL aoo average
% 1881. High runs-?O 10. 10
Conly-i, 0, 3. 10. !. O. 80 2: 20 O.: 20 !, O.
O. l. T. o. |. ]. 8. o. I. |. Q. Y. TOM. 10. Aver
age $50. High runs-:o. 10. 10.
In the evening game Wefers beat Ditt-
mann. The score
Wefen-s 0. 4. l. 4. s. Ia ?. I. o. >. o. 0. q. !, l.
l. H. g. !. 2, 2. T. o. |. O. le 0. H. o. o. q o. 9.
a. T. o. O. o. 3, |. 0, o. 0. 0. u. o. o. 0. !. 4. 3. 0,
J. g. Total, zoo Average, 20 90. High runs
Dttmann-i H. o. o. l, o. o. 4. ?, I. o, o. o. 2s 3, l.
10 o. 2. s, o. 10. !. !. !. 0. =, 3. l. 3 4 o. J. o.
O. TO- O. 7, o. ?. q, g. o. O. D. o. 2 4. q. =. o. ?.
/, o, Total. l7S. Average. &c 60. High rms
o--?s. IS. IL.
Baseball To-day, = r. ~" american League
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e. Lol's .....,........o = q o (
plIia ielpnla ..... .... n n n n q

First base on errors ST, Louis. i; Philadelphia.
Left on bases st Louis. a, Philadelphia, First
base on balls on Howell; !; OF coakley. 3. Struck
Home. nun Stone. Two base hi, Howell. Sacince
hii-Stonc. Stolen bases Jones. Hartse. Davis.
Double play Moran. Wallace and Jones Passed
ba I Barton. tmplrc-Shcridan Time--I hour
and N nj lutcs, At.rdance-37la.
CLEVELAND, ?; WARRINGTON, o.
WASHINGTON. June l5-Thc Washing tons got
three men TO first day. but could get further
against Josss superb pitching, The score.
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CONQUEREDBY THE WHITE SOX
NEW PORK AMERICANS LOSE ny
SCORE OF 8 TO I.

Lightning work by Both Innelds-st. Louis
Shuts Ont Phil adelphis and Clevelands
/ DO the Same to washing ons-Detrolts
3 Compel Bostons to Bite the Dust.
The losing teams In the American League
yesterday scored only two runs In all. the
losing teams. By the way. being the Eastern
quartet. The New Yorks and Bostons
managed to score a run each against Chicago
and Detroit respectively. while st. Louis
shut out Philadelphia and Cleveland did
likewise TO Washington. The results:
Chicago. 3; New York, 1.
st. Louis. 3: Philadelphia. o.
Cleveland. 2: Washington. o.
Detroit, 3: Boston, I.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

C, F. watson westhrook. heatJ. G. Phillips HOLY
City. beat II o. c. Davis. South Orange, by Q UP
and 10 nlay.
Second Round Moll"r beat Waters. by up and
: to play 'rravrrs bca; Edcy. by UP and 10 play:
r G. Watson beat Jennings, by i up and 70 play
Travis beat q, Z. Watson ny up and 70 play
lander. by UP and = to play; Mood beat Maddox.
by up; Tappln beat Palmer. hy ~ AID to play
Fuips beat Davis. ny G UP and tn play
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Chicago In New York: Cleveland in Wsshih ton
ST Louis In Philadelphia: Detroit In Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In 81. Louis Brooklyn In chicago:
Philadelphia In Pitsburg Boston In Cincinnati
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Rochester In jersey City: Montreal IN Newark:
Toronto In Baltimore: Buffalo In Providence.
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A, Pinqhamton-Utica. 10: Binghamton, 5.
a. G,oversville-- Syracuse, 5: A.. & G.,2.
It llbany Scranton. q Albany.
al Troy Wikesbarrc. 6: Troy, I.
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Other Baaehall Gam "a.

"A, Bayonnc Jersey City High School. q: Bayonne
High school, q.
A, Silver Creek Pa.-Royal Clan Is. o: Silver
Greek o.
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Connecticut League.

A. rr,dseport -Mcridcn. A: Bridgeport, 2.
81 ford-Harttord. 5, Springfield. T.
Al Norwich Norwich, 0: New Haven, ?.
Al New London Holyokc ?; New LONDON. !.
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Piusburg. .....,..... Q 9 %
Three base hi, Thomas. Two base hits, Titus
Thomas. Sacrifice nj, kahoe Stolen bases.
out BY Ptunser j. by Lever. o. First base on
has-on Puingcr. OF Lever. lmpirc-
Rauscwinc. Time hour and DO minutes At
tendance $50
CINCINNATI. 2 BOSTON ~. L., ?.
C1ScISSArI. June I5,--n the tenth inning OF
to.day's game Barry scored the winning run on his
own single, | ey's saclilce. on which he took
ho,n second an third. and Seymours ny TO Camel
he
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DETROIT.

Frs, base on errors.Boston. 2: Detroit; q Left
baseS-Boston. a; Detroit. a. First base on
balls on Young. ?: on Kltson. /. Struck out
ny Young; O. BY kItsonn;. ,. Two base hits
Crawford. Coughlin Schaefer. Double play
O,Leary, Sch,cfcr and Hickman. Umpire
oloughln Time-i hour and 30 minutes. At.
tcndancc-ac5S,
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At Atlanta-Scw Orleans. 8: Atlanta. 0.
Al Birming ham Birmingham II: Little ROCK.
At MontgC m.ry- Memphis 4; Montgomery D.
At Nashville
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'Bntted for Faulkner In tho ninth inning.
Iersey cl!y'''''''''.''.'99 80 -
FRS, base on errors Rochester. Left on bases
Rochester. l; Jersey CITY Q: First base on balls
By Olmstcad. s: by Faulkner. /. Two base hit
Faulkner. Sacrifice hit Faulkner. Stolen bases
Smith. Ill, by pi,chcr-By. Faulkner l. Passed
ball-McCaulcy. Umpire thinner. Time hour
and IS minutes. Attendance 100
NEWARK, 3. MONTREAL. |.
Newark made only 1--WE hits In the game against
Montreal In Newark yesterday. but they came at
the right time, and three runs. enough to win
with one TO spare. were the result. The score:
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I'D. WARRINGTON.
Il A = R. II. ?.

I%ft on bases-Washlngton. 2. Cleveland. t.
First base on errors Cleveland. Struck out
BY Hughes, g. by JOSS. 7. Two base hits -Lajole
~. Bay Sacrifice hu Bradley. umprcs
Mccarthy and Kelly. Time hour and Is min
utcs, Attendance 300
DETROIT. S; BOSTON "A. L.. l.
BOSTON. June i5.-Dctroit put e crinp In the
upward progress OF the champions to day. the
vi Tors winning easily through superior hitting
and tchInv Tho
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Baseball Notes.

NJ g. c, Winstcd. Conn.-The batter 10 not out
until the ball has been thrown TO ilrs, base. a Is
righi,
Larry Fasset. dyed In the wool baseball crank,
saw his first game OF the season yesterday lime s.
kept him away before that
II has been good while since McGinnity pitched
In a winning game. He has been in the box hVo
Straight times In games lost by the New Yorks.
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Hudson River League.


Al Hud.on-Hudson. 7: Sewburgh. O.
al erson-Saugerties, 3: Paterson. q
81 poughkecpse- Kingston. q: Poughkccpsle.
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Totals...5 Q 81 is 2 Totals ....+ 7'?5 IS
'One out when winning nun was scored.

'One OUT wncn winning run was scored
S s. EG 3o,k ......o u u
Two base hi,s-Shay. Donlln. Grady, Homo
rrn-Bcckley. Sacrifice hits-Shannon. Becklev.
Stolen base-Brcsnahan, HI, BY ptcher-By Tay.
lor First base on balls on Nichols. 8: OF ray,'
LEI. on bases-St Louis. . New York. @ Umpire.
- Klein and tombstone. Tlmc-l hour and 40
minutes.
CHICAGO Is. L.. 10; ooKL So
CHICAGO. June l5.-To-day's game was
pluch on the farce comedy order. Scanlon
who received miserable support. Pfefrer
was driven from the slab in two innings, and
Reulbach pitched out the string, the Brooklyn
game OF wrctChed quality. The score:
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Yaie-PrincetOn, Intercollegia Championship
Baseball Game Polo Grounds. TO morrow. $50 7. NJ.
Reserved seats at all hotel theatre ticket onaces.
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At Des Moines--Dcs Moi mes. 4: Omaha 3.
Al Denyrr-Denvcr, ?; st. Joseph, o..
At Colorado Springs-Coorado Springs. 10:
sioux City. Q.
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American Association,

AT Columbus Colu minus. 9: Milwaukee. 8.
Al Toedo-St Paul. IL: Toledo T.,
Al Indianapolis City. !: Indianapolis, 3.
AZ Louisville Minneapolis 5: LOUISVILLE =.
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southern Tier Association.
Southern League.

AT Hornellsv,lle- Horneilsvllle, Z: Corning, !.
Al Elmira-Elmra, ?: Addison, ].
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Newark. .................o o 3
First base on error Montreal. Left on bases
Newark q Montreal, S.. First base on balls-OH
s. Sacrifice hts-Mahlins. Common. Jones. Joyce.
Bannon. Dyer. stolen bases 'HaSan t2>, Murphy.
Double paysMahllng and O'Hagan; Iachance
and Dyer. Umplrc-Hasstit. Time hour and
50 minutes.
PROVIDENCE.
r., Y.
Providence. ...,....0 0 q O 1 o. i
Buffalo. o o o %
Batteries -Joss,,n and Thomas; ycrses and Meal
lister.
At BAITt:ichE.
Baltimore. .... \ n n n 4 q
To-ynto............ q = n n ( If &
.'tcres- ,:c. cal, VI ! &C anG Rsrrt 6,,r;ie and
To'..
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Baseball To-day. = r. NJ. American League
PARK ~ i. Amcrl ANS ~. Ci.caSb --Adr.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
EsTER


Jersey City the game with Rochester in
Jersey Chg yesterday The score