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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
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 SATURDAY BALL GAMES.


 sATURDAY BALL GAMES. At Boston st Louis 3. Boston ? (14 innings).
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4, Chicago 3.
 At New YoFk-New York 5, Pitts burg 1.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia II. Cincinnati !.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE. At St Loufs St Louis 3, Boston ?. At Detroit-Detroit 6, New York 0. At Cleveland Cleveland 4, Philedel- phia l.
 At Chicago Chicago 8, Washington I.
 EASTERN LEAGUE. . At Rochester Rochester g, Newark I.
 At Buffalo Buffalo 8, Baltimore 5. At Toronto Jersey City 8, Toronto 5.
 AtAlontreal- Providence 1, Montreal ?.
 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. At Haverhill-Haverhill 8, Ranches ter 5.
 At Fall River-Fall River ', Nashua At Lynn ', Concord 3. At New Bedford-New Bedford 3, Lowell ].
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
IRISH ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
Nearly Five Thousand Present at the
 Games Yesterday.

0umcS 1cSleTuhy.
 Irishmen in and around Brooklyn Nek16rK. nA& Celtic park their Mec! ca yesterday afternoon, when the Ker- rymen's association outing and games were held Nearly ever county in Ire land was represented among the 5000 spectators.
 There were two football confests, and one produced many rough house" incidents.
 The football match between the Kerrymen and Corkmen was an imits- tion of the annual contest between these two teams in tbe old country. Waterford defeated Monaghan by one goal and eight Ipoints to one point. while the Kerry whitewashed tho Cork. men by score of one goal and nine points to nothing
 The summary of the athletic evenfs follows:
 22oyard Dash-won by John Me Mahon. Kerry: B. Nolan, Kery. sec ond: time 24s.
 44Oyari Run-Won by John C1ine, Mayo J. Kelly, Roscommon, second: time. I'm Is.
 Running High Jump-Wm by NT Harris, Galway: John Cronin, KGFy, second; height, 5 feet 6 inches.
 Hop. Step and Jump-won bY John Sullivan, Kerry: Bryan Nolan. Kefsys second: dismncs A feet 6l1 inches. 1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
WRESTLING. THE RUSSIAN
 TALKS, FAKE.
The Big Wrestler Says this Cosntry is Full of Them. Parker Will Back Beell Against Tom Jenkins.

Hackenschmidt, by the way. held a sort of leyee in his room at the Hotel Astor before he sailed. and incidentally divulged few wrestling secrets. The Russian also made few remarks about American grapplers and their methods in general and explained why he thought the sport would not gain such foothold in America as 1t en- joys in England and Europe. "One reason is that the American wrestlers are fakirs of the first water" said the Lion. land I know whereof I speak. During my short stay in America l had more offers to fake matches than during my whole previous career. and it was with difficulty that succeeded in securing anybody to meet me. After a bombastic speech in Buffalo, where I went to wrestle Jim Parr, I told Gotch that would meet nim in pri- vate at a local gymnasium for noth- ing, or in public for 5000 a side. To my way of thinking I regard him as one of the most overrated men in the profession. and if Jenkins is out to win he can beat him any time. I am very sorry to leave America. where l have been treated right royalty by ev- eryone. especially the press. and wish to convey my heartfelt thanks. I do not know exactly when I will re- turn here. It may be in year or later But when I do return l will be out to win just the same as ever. I have no use for a faking wrestler. There is more money to be made out Of the sport by it's being conducted on the square. as lot of athletes and promoters have found out"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
The Tracy Bros Co.,,
 lumber Dealers md BuijdeFx Benedict DdssG Watsebu1y. Coaa.
G. F. TAYLOR. Prop.

the mile in minutes 28 3-5 seconds. and withdrew from the five miles afters he had travelled 3z miles. His fimet for two miles was minutes 47 38s seconds. an Australian record. Shrubh ran mile at Auckland in 1 minutea 22 seconds, which is the Australasian record. Out of the seven races in which he competed So far. SArubb has won four times and Duffy has won 1 out Of II contests.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
ANOTHER BIG TURK.

A swarthy looking man over 6 feet. 2 inches in height, and aftired as a Turk attracted no little attention in Madison Square Garden during the Gotch- Jenkins contest. The man watched the doings of the grapplers in the ring with keen interest. now and then his face broadening into a thoughtful smile. Upon inquiry it was ascertained that the man was a new wrestler said to be imported to this country by Charley White from Constantinople. Turkey. IL is under stood that the Turks name. for some reason at present withheld. will be made public through the medium of a sweeping def to Jenkins before long. The Turk appears to he strong and capable of great things on the mat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

LAFAYETTES BEAT CHAMPIONS.
 The Lafayettes defeated the Young Defenders by the score of 16 to IA. The lineup of the winning team was as follows: F. Brickel c. J. Romnuls- Ky D. Hugo Lang 1b. Leo Henebry 2b, P. Lynch. 3b. T. Mulligan &, R. Peters If, J. Mulligan If, W. Rogers cf. The Defenders claim the championship of Waterbury. under the age of B, but were defeated by the Lafayettes Sat urday morning. The features of the game were the catching by Brickel and the batting of ROmunulsky. Any team desiring a game may call on George Henebry. or on R. Peters, 159 Washington avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
At Ohio Field-N. Y. university [.

At Ohio Fieid-N. Y. University [. Trinity q
 At Middletorn-wesieyan 2, villa Seva l.
 Al New Brunswick-Rutsen 10. Union 6
 At Niagara FaIls-Nisesra Universi- fy ls. Rorhestef l.
 At Stamford Beffs Academy c web5 Academy &
 At Hanover. \. H-Iufts :. Dart- mouth 5.
 At wiTfametewn. Mss-wfllizms (. N- A. C. 8
 At New York--Fcrdhau {. xy1- rrse 2
 At Prfncefoa- V. J--YaIs fs01Anes S. Pr1pe<son ff01men q
 Al lewiston Me.-CnIvasify 4 Maine a BafD Q
 Al Ess1sa- Pa--IAfayefte :. wssA- inessn anA Je4eDso q
 At IAnrnneer- nl-LeAtG4 s n1nk- . El1161111a-ou.un . p~- wsvonnn q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
BASE BALL NOTES

Ten victories out of fhe lsst II sames Is nor HoIycke's record
 20. after all Farrell is not fo go to New Haven 70 ssys Dan Dsnaher.
 The Paper Weights are sfill in sec- ond position. but Hartford is efose co their he>isL
 Accur31n9 to Dan DanaheS. Hciycke recently o14sd sc ell hin HBckty fer elO. but paniei decfined the sueEes- fion-
 Hfs 0ne4 efnekrd hy . fsul tfp h fne nxuGk OCur uuD s1GUn1 tD npvo 70 eo D11neue. e11 v0 rgu1 nn1y os ous c 0D 0ue 0s 1W Ae
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
pErER MAHER's WALLOP.

Peter Mahers noted wallop was very much in evidence at the Kensington A. C. in Philadelphia on Friday night The veteran heavyweight met Billy Burke in what was to have been . six round go. Tn the fourth round The bout was stopped and Maber was de- ciared the winner. A' s@~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
YALE BEAT HARVARD.

Despite the fact that severa1 of her best men were unable fo compete Yale won the thirteenth annual dual track meet with Harvard at the Yale Feid Saturday making 6 1-S points against 3s 5-6 for Harvard Yale exceiled at the hurdles while Captsin schick was Harrari's best man
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Circus n.ls ne-oraal Services.

C1Poua He11 0eW0Ffal 8ePvfeeS.
 BELLEFONTE, Pa, May 22.-At 2 o'clock in the morning the trains of the John Robinson show. on their way here from Clearfeld, were stopped at the foot of the Allegheny mountains on the spot where the Walter l.. Mains show was wrecked about twelve years ago, and there under the starlight me moriaI services in honor of those who were killed in the wreck were held.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

Monday-NGwich at Bridgeport. New London at New Haven. Hartford at Springfield. Holyoke at Meriden-
 Tue~iay-New Lcndon st Bridge port. Norwich at New Haven. Hart ford at Holyoke. Meriden at Spring field
 wednesday-Brisiyerort at Meriden. Holyoke at Hartford. Springfield at Norwich. New Haven at New London.
 Thursdsy-Bridrcport at Holyeke. Hartford at Merfden. New Haven at Norwich. Springfis,d 2. New London.
 Friday-spring6cid st Bridgeport. New Haven at HolyoSe. New ionlen at Hartford. Norwich at Meriden-
 gaturhsy-New Haven at Bridge porf. Meriden at HoIyoke. New London at Springfield. Norwich at HartfonJ.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
TRACK MEETS SATURDAY.
Nsv Ha6lanA 1stsrcslls6ats chs0-
 pssssAip Wss by Aahsrst

Amherst won the New England in- fercollegiafe championship at Wor- cester Oval Saturday for the fourth successive year. Dartmouth made hard fight for first place scoring 36h points against 3S& for Amherst. The victory gives Amherst a strong lead for the ten-year championship. Brown finished third and William and Tech noIoey were tied for fourth place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
THE INDEPENDENTS BEATEN

THE INDEPENDENTS BEATEN. The Waterbury Independents jour neyed over to Rockville on Saturday and sustained one of the most humiliat- ing defeats that has ever ben chalked up against them. Trumbull who was given a try by New Haven and who did so well in the game for the 1ndepend- ents against the Springfields was ham, mered without mercy and Car1nody who took his place fared but little bef-i ter. The score:
 R-H.E. Waterbury. 0 OO1 1O1 ? AT 4 Rockville. 0 3 0 4 O2 o ? 1-12 II 4 Batteries Trumbull. Carmody and Dwyer; Callahan and O'MirO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE GAMI

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE GAMES. At Holyoke the home team outbat- ted Bridgeport, but the Orators won. g to 1. Newman was wall0ped for thirteen hits with a total of twenty, but the baserunning of Holyoke was very poor. Attendance, 2,S30. Score:
 K. H. E. Bridgeport 1 0 2 % ? 1 0 3-9 10 , Holyoke.. 900 O2 0 1 O-4 13 , Batteries-Newman and O'Rourke: McCabe. yickers and Rementer; uns ptDe, narrett. -a<- =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

. Asw Three Thousand Volts Feel.
 LINN. Mass. May 22.-Racked by 5000 volts of electricity and saying he felt as though he had been hitched to an automatic air pump. blown to atoms and then crushed into pulp. Martin Maloney. lineman for the General Electric company, is in the hospital here, with good chance of y>rnvStv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
MIDpIEs BEAT CADETS.


 The Naval Academy nine defeated the cadets at West Point, N. :, Safur- day, g to 5. Ragged fielding and a sad lack of team work were respons- ible for the defeat of the cadets. Fully 5000 people surrounded the ball field. which is laid out almost in the center of the parade ground. In the first half of the eighth inning, Gardiner, who had been playing first base in faultless style, dislocated his shoulder in an attempt to slide safely on an in- field hit, and he was ordered to the hospital by the post surgeon. Score:
 R. H. E. Annapolis 8 3 0O00 012s-9 9 o w. Point. O1 0 0OOO S 8 9 Batteries-Needham and Syming- ton; Lane and Hanlon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Rescuer Lost Ills Life.

CHARLOTTE, \. C.. May 22.-E. Lacey Hughes and Earl S. Faucett were drowned in the mill pond at Eff land. N. C.. yesterday. Faucett was boating with young woman and the boat capsized. Hughes rescued the wo- man, but when he tried to save Eau cett the latter pulled him under and both lost their lives.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

Unknown Is Given Up by Sea:
 NEW YORK, May z2.-The body of an unknown man, apparently sailor. was picked up in the lower bay and taken to quarantine by the harbor boat LaEiont.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
Milwaukee Editor Dead.

Milwaukee Editor Dead.
 MILWAUKEE. Wis. May 22.-Wil- liam E. Cramer. editor in chief of the Evening Wisconsin of Milwaukee, died early yesterday morning of pneumonia after an illness of two months. Mir. Cramer was one of the oldest newspa- per men In the United States He was born Oct 29, 1871.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
MERIDEN TRIMS HARTFORD..

MER1DEN TRIMS HARTFOKD. The Harffortis had an on day Sat ur1ay and the men did not play their usual game. On the other hand Meri- den was full of ginger and their pitch CT. Treat. had everything. Foxen was very wild and his bad throws proved 10 be costly. The score:
 R. H. E. Meriden. ..2 2O0O10 9 1 Hartford 70 0000 001-2 s 3 .Bafferies-Treat and Thackera; Fox en and Doran: attendance, 1000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

Tpeneh Dleyclist Won Road Race.
 PARIS. May 22. - Auruturier, | Trenchman. won the Bordeaux-Paris bicycle race, covering the 370 miles in 20 hours and 13 minutes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
payeA Am Are..A prsshIys.

BROOKLYN. May 22-At Washing ton park the Chicago Nationals played all around the Brooklyns. who by get ting in two runs in the ninth inning avoided . shutout. the final score be- ing II 10 2. Jones was batted out of the box in the first inning. and McIn- tyre. who replaced him. more than held his own until the seventh inning. when two hits and three errors gave the wis itors four more runs. The fielding of the home team was very diejoinfed. while that of the visitors was just the opposite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
HARVARD BEAT PRINCETON.

HARVARD BEAT PRINCETON. Harvard defeated Princeton. 6. to 1, at Cambridge, Mass, Saturday. Princeton's two costly errors. poor team work and the ineffectiveness of Byram tells briefly the cause of her defeat. Byram worked hard. but the hits made of him were not only bunch ed. but were coupled with errors when men were on bases. Score:
 R. H. E. Harvard. 3O2O 0 0 900 -6 4 l Princeton. OO OOO1 1000 O-1 1 ? Batteries Coburn and Stephenson: Hyram and Cooney. ,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
LAFAYETTE BEATS RUTGERS.

New Brunswfck. May 2-Rutxers lost the dual feid met with Lafayette on Nelson Field here Sefnrziay after noon by a srore of 63 to q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22

COLLEGE GAMES SATURDAY. Yale defeated Holy Cross to 4 in q ten-inning game at Worcester Sat urday. A home run by Captain Bow man of Yale brought in the winning run in the tenth inning. The score:
 R. II. E.. Yale. O011O2 2OOO 1-5 $ 2 H. Cross 0 0 o 20 1 0 0 O4 II 3 Batteries-Pratt and Chapin; Spring and Carrigan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
CITY. LEAGUE STANDING.
TAFT WON IN TENTH.

After Taft school nine looked as if khey were beaten in the game with (he Hopkins Grammar school team of New Haven Saturday, they pulled Themselves together and took the game put of the fire in the tenth inning. Young Benner who has been doing such bIucky work behind the bat since the 'pefson opened was forced to retire be- rzuse of an injury to his hand and the |fegular catcher Lyman. who has just )rse0vered from a smasbed finger took |hjs place Three pitchers were used |by Tsft and the old reliable Natfison |nnished the game and incidentally brought in the winning run in the |fenfh. Tn that inning with none out |Aaffson banged hard one 10 deep right on which he should have taken |tuo bases but few seconds later he ssoie the second bag a6d came home lon Demins's hot 0ne through sbortssop LiIIey's catch of liner in left field Kas fhe best ever seen on the field and WAS . star play that probably A~ed thr ume for Taft
 R-H-E Taft. .... 0 oz s0o1 lis 1s s Hopkins c 2 so: HOO 0-12 13 6
 eummar-Bases on balls. oH Fair chIh 2: wild pifck. Sanger |: two-bsse httA Dening spd Natthoa. sfruck ont. hy Fstrrhfld {. hy Sanger 3. by Mani opn 6 by Brc0ks [: pssned bsbs- Ls- m 2. hst by pitchef. FsirchfId 1. um- Dfn MaIuaey-
 or0OxL1GHTs WERE DISPLAYED.
 IL Mssa1kgha tpsk 6lp eser ss DnnkuEY eo 0n1w1oy nn1 cnme hnek 70 . 6pone9 tt n1f . VI tu1 enaL u ornG cuu1lo l1u1nm to Dnl11e 0a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
NEW HAVEN .RAH.

New London lost to New Haven. 6 10 4. New London didn't get a hit of Sherwood up to the eighth. Rogers. Golden and Fitzmaurice hit hard in the eighth and won out for the Blues. Score:
 R. II. E. N. Haven. O02 0103 s--6 Q f \. London DO O0003 03Ot 3 2 Batteries-Sherwood and Cornell; Nichols and Armbruster: attendance, 40O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
SPRINGFIELD WINS AGAIN.

SPRINGFIELD WINS AGAIN. Norwich was beaten in Springfield. 7 to 5. Miller kept the hits well seat tered. while the Ponies punched mits in the third and seventh. Attendance. S06. Score:
 R. H. E. Springfield. 0 1 121012 20'--7 II , Norwich. co 900 4001-5 8 , Batteries Miller and RObarge; Wade and Bronthron; umpire Kenne- dy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
PRINCETON BEAT COLUMBIA.

Princeton's athletes had little difhcul- fy in defeating Coiumbia at New York Saturday in the dual track met win ming 6J4 points to 3si4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
eAseas.'s psseher DsA rs.

CHICAGO. May 2. Washington Americans inability to hit Smith. who held them safe throughout the game. lost the second of the series to Chi caeo by the score of to l. A base on balls. a sacrifice nit and . single in the opening session gave Washington their only score A one hand catch by Casssdy. q running catch by Hili and the epod all round work cf the Chscseo team were features.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
THE PUCILlsTs.
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BATTLING NELSON WILL
 MEET ATTELL TONIGHT

Philadelphia, May 22-The long look ed-for appearance of Battling Nelson in the east will take place tonight, when the Dane will box Abe Attell, featherweight champion.
 Great interest has been taken In Nel- son since he came here. although the western boy has somewhat chilled en- tbusiasm by his refusal to meet Willie Lewis, of New York, unless the latter got down to 13O pounds at 6 o'clock the night of the bout, while he would not have to weigh in.
 In view of Nelson's announcement that he is "a fighter purc'and simple, the fight fans view his action in the Lewis matter with suspicion. Attesl who will meet Nelson tomorrow, is a boxer and not a fighter. It Is ex- pected here that he will do to Nelson what he did to Tommy Murphy-make him look cheap
 On Friday night Peter Maher will box Joe Jeanette, of New York. and on Saturday Tommy Mowatt,. of Chicago. win make his first appearance in the east against Jack O'Neill. of this city. It has been announced that the win ner of the latter bout will meet Nelson in his second bout here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
v~wusA D<s~ssea a nsoe.

xBWAnK- \. T. May n = New YWA's xstssaaI leaose bnseealI chnD- - ozomau1 e xeuoEk nnGDrn - - tns = . - 0eW2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
THE SPORTING NEWS.

batted their opponents they couldn't place their hits at the proper times The score:
 R.H.E. M'nl's l 3 0 90 100 0 0 0 O-5 13 I Dan'y 0O31O DO 1 0 O0 1-8 ' 3 c. Burns, Hickey and Carter; Strat- ton and Keane. Umpire. Steven More. Attendance, 2,500. -atr ~svs ect
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
WhitevvashsA pssee1ren.

NEW YORK, May 22.-In m exhibi- ton game at Hoboken the Pittsburg Nationals defeated the Hoboken team by . score of [ to 0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
sooKLYNs TOOK THE SECOND.

kOOKLYNS TOOK THE SECOND.
 rhe rejuvenated Brooklyn team kyed the St. Joseph team to stand
 In in the second game. John Kelly hs on the slab for the St. JOsephs |d pitched hard against his old com hes but when he was hit he was } hard and had playing helped along
 E defeat. The St. Josephs were hpIess before Wallace Rdbo -tvAsleka' |ry heady game and had the St |seph batters guessing in all but one hing. The score:
 R. H. E. tooklyns 200O54 '-13 13 6 l. Joseph 0 ? 0O01 10 S 3 5 Batteries-Wallace and McMah0n; elly and Slavin.
 Summary-Struck out. by Wallace '. E Kelly 8: bases on balls. off Wal ce 2, off Kelly 3; hit by pitched ball. Fallace 2: wild pitch. Wallace; time game, 2 hours; umpire, Maloney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
p.,s.. nss ssAnsa nara.

ST LOUIS. May z.-Bpston Ameri- cans von the second esne of she se- rses frem at Louis by hitt1ns sudho6 bard in fhe ninth inning eeore } to 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
KNOCKED OUT SPIKE SULLIVAN

Montreal. Que. May 22.Jimmy Calla- han, the Philadelphia lightweight. knocked out Spike Sullivan of Boston fin the fourth round at the Shamrock Lacrosse park. Saturday.
 Two hundred spectators saw the match, which was pulled oil between showers. Sullivan seemed in poor shane and was outclassed from the start. but after the knockout. his man ager, James, Buckley of New York. claimed that Callahan had given Spike the double cross.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
AN AWFUL BEATING.

One of the worst beatings ever seen
 , the Riverside grounds and probably De worst that ever will be seen, was
 Administered to the Merrimacs by the
 Washington Hills. The boys from the 3ll wore for the first time their new uniforms and they celebrated that bet in great manner. Hits were so numerous and so big that the scorers
 pst track of them all. George Mulli- |an hammered two home runs. and De batting was so fierce that one of he MerTimac pitchers was hammered |ut of the running. The score:
 K. H. F.. Hills. ........ 22543 ITO +22 derrimacs .....0 % 0 O 0 % O. O Batteries Carmody and Dwyer; Pyrnes. Morrisseau and Welsh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
New York Americans shst Ous. |,


 DETROIT. Mich. May 22.-The crip- pied New York Baseball club was easi- ly beaten by the locals. The batting. Sn which Cooley was the headliner. with Crawford and Chase as almost equal stars, was the feature of the game. with two marvellous stops by Coughlin and Chase. New York was shut out by a score of to O. There never was an instant when the visitors had . look in at the game. as only one New York player reached third. and that was Chase. who opened the sec ond inning with two base swat to left, which would have been an easy out had not Mcintyre misjudged the ball.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
BASE BALL
WILL
 BE FIXED F I.x|llEl',D
, League Games will Be koped In and Seats Will )e Provided Results of Iesterday's Games.

bother big crowd was in attenance
 he ball games at Riversfde park
 erday afternoon when three games
 played in the City Amateur leagT
 One of the chief disappotntmenfs
 hose present was the absence or
 z to keep the crowd back, but aI-
 this that disappointment will De lated. Plans are now under way
 lessee Jean J. Jacques. the presi-
 of the City league and Jack. Rob
 n. the lessee of the soda privileges, hot only have ropes to keep the yds back but also to have seats those to witness the games with
 having to punch and haul through
 crowds. It may be possible to those arrangements completed next Sunday and then everything
 run along smoothly and the hes will be much better enjoyed. he first game yesterday brought ether the Pastimes and the North |ls. This proved to be one-sided He as the Pastimes had their lucky ' with them and hammered Hickey almost every turn of the game. |s batting, assisted by many errors the part of the North Ends, gave easy victory to the Pastimes. who making q strong bid for the pen It this year. The score; a5rs n,- n ,times 4sosoo7oL17 II 4 fth Ends ? 0 O0O2 900 6 6 -Donahue and Spellman; ekey and McDonald.
 yummary-Struck out, by Donahue
 by Hickey ': bases on balls-oh nahue 8; three-base hits-F. Hene- <: two-base hits. Hodge. F. Henebry
 L. Henebry (2). Spellman; sacri- hits, !. Kelly, Dews, Spellman. Me nald and Lawlor: stolen bases wIor, I. Kelly and L. Henebry; hit pitcher. Hickey 2: wild pitches, .key: time of game. 1 hour. 40 min A Umpire. Maloney.
 lame stopped in the eighth inning allow the next game to go on at 4 lock.