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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
Chicago Must Pay for Not Pro-
tecting Railroad Property.

Chicago, Sept. 20.--A ver-
diet of 100000 against the
city of Chicago was given the
Pan Handle railroad today In
damage suit brought because of
the burning of a number of
freight ears belonging to the
company during the A. r. U.
strike in 1894. The motion by
the city to set verdict aside was
denied by the court.
The railroad company held
that the city was liable for the
damage because of its alleged
inadequate protection to the
company's property.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
Cuban Senorita Hunts Her Sister in
Order to Divide Large Estate With Her

Louisville, Sept. Searching
for her beautiful sister who disap.
peared three weeks ago, and who is
heir to $4,000, Senorita Salbarga, OF
Havana, Cuba, Is In Louisville.
The girls are 20 years old and ex-
ceptionally pretty.
The missing sister. Mrs. Lasie
Beaumos, had been living lately In
Atlanta, Ga. where she was Joined
several weeks ago by her twin Sis
ter and father. The father died re-
Gently and there followed dispute
over the estate which was estimated
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
A COURT MARTIAL.
Ordered for Lieut.. Burbank by
Secretary Taft.

Leavenworth. Kan. Sept. 90
Lieut.. Burbank, who left here for
the Philippines in February, will be
court martialed. Burbank's suit to
annul his marriage to Mrs. Concep-
ton vasquese. Filipino woman. is
still pending after covering almost
two years and is set for trial in Oc-
tober.
Secretary Taft made a personal in
vestigation OF the case while in the
Philippines and ordered a court mar
tial.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
plyorcee Weds Former Sweetheart.

Evansville, Ind, Sept. 20.-Mrs.
Alice Small. aged 10, was granted a
divorce from her husband. Charles
Small. and within three minutes Sc
cured a license and was married to
Horace Vincent,the sweetheart of her
youth. She married Small when but
1S years old, after a quarrel with
Vincent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20

at 100000.
Mrs. Beaumos finally in passion
declared that her sister might have
the entire property She packed he
trunks and disappeared. Her sister
traced her to Atlantic City, thence to
Cincinnati and then to Louisville.
Senorita Salbaga said:
81 want my sister to have her
share of the estate. | would surren-
der II all to know that she has come
to no harm. Will not abandon the
search until ! have communicated
with her
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
legion of HOnor.

Paris. Sept 20.-The decoration
of the Legion of Honor was conferred
today on General Chaffee, of the
United States army. and the officers
Of his stan who have been attending
the military maneuvers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
yellow Fever Diminishing.

New Orleans, Sept. 20.-The num-
Der of new cases of yellow fever In
the country is diminishing. Health
Officer Tabor of Texas, states that
he will not remove any quarantine
against Louisiana until killing
frost comes. The average date for
a killing frost at New Orleans is
December I.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
i.oon BuIldings burned.

Lahore, India. Sept. 20.--The
town of Barmula. in the Kashmir dis
trict. was destroyed by fire and
thousand buildings. mostly residen-
ces were burned.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
No Confirmation of Renort

Proyincetown, Mass, Sept. 90
There is no confirmation of a report
ed accident on the battleship Illinois
No credence is given the rumor.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
ABSOLUTE POWER
Held by Mccall In Handling New
York Life Money.

New York. Sept. 20.--John A. Nc
Call, president of the New York Life
Insurance company, was witness
today before the legislative insurance
investigation committee. His testi.
mony showed the power with which
he as president is directed to use
the company's money without hind
rance. McCalls control of the mon
ey, according to his testimony, is abb
solute.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
FATHER OF WATERS
Is still Rising but Crest Is About
Reached.

st. Louis. Sept 20.--The Mlssis-
sippi is still rising slowly but har-
Dor officials predict the crest of the
high water Is reached. The river now
registers 29.4. and some old river
men believe the thirty foot stage will
be reached.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
swedish Statesman Dead.

Stockholm. Sept 20.---Adolph
Hahn, known as the pioneer of the
Swedish rikstadt. and who attended
32 sessions OF that body. is dead.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
Barron komurn sam Improyes.

New York. Sept. 20.--Baron ko-
mura continues to improve and the
exact date of the baron's departure
is not determined. All depends ON
how rapidly he RECEIVERS.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
4 PhiIanthiUpist Dies.

London. Sept. 20.--Dr Thomas
John Bernardo. founder and dlrec-
Tor of philanthropic institutions for
rcsculng and saving orphans and
waits. died last night.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
l. @. TRAINNIASTER
}. w. Dean VIII BE Appointed On
Iron Mountain.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 2O.-Ef-
fective as soon as he can be relieved
of his present duties, j. w. Dean,
trainmaster of the Illinois Central
terminals at Memphis, Tenn, will be
appointed superintendent of the Lit
tie Rock terminals of the Iron Noun
tain.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
Scandinavian Conference.

Karlstadt. Sept 2O.-The com
mlssloners of Sweden and Norway in
charge OF the negotiations looking to
the dissolution of the Union between
the two countries met at noon for
another conference
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
Nothing New in Trial.

Mare Island, Cal, Sept. 90
Nothing of sensational nature devel-
oped in the proceedings of the Young
court martial.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-20
TEXAS TO KEEP UP
ITS QUARANTINE
Until There is a Killing Frost
in Louisiana.
The Average Date for This Is De-
cember-Illinois and Missouri
Health Officers Clash.
THE SITUATION Is BETTER
Yesterdays Report.

New cases, 81.
Total todate. 1888.
Deaths, 4,
Total. 345.
New foci, 8.
Under treatment, 321.
Cases discharged, 1878.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
CORNELL ATHLETES WIN.
Ithacans Defeat Pennsylvania BY 90 Points
to5I,


PH1ILDT LPH1A. May i7-cornell defeated
Pennsylvania In their annual dual track meet
on Franklin Field to-day. The lthacans
scored 90 points 20 the Quakers' 81.
In the one and two mile events the visitors
carried everything before them. The drop
ping Of TAYLOR and Cartmel by the faculty
was severely felt by Pennsylvania. o. the
1--WE field events Cornell captured four trsts,
while Pennsylvania got only one.
One Nile Rua-won by 4, 7. Camp, Cornell
D. G. Mqnson, Cornell, second; = W. Poai' Cor
nell. third Time, : minutes and 3! seconds.
vnnia: J. c. Carpenter Cornell second u. "
Rogers, Cornell taiId. Tine. 50 IS seconds
ID Yard Hurie-Nnn BY T.. 9. Amsler, PeupSly-
vanla; L. Ashbumer. Cornell second: 4. Won Ne-ut,
Cornell Third, Tine. Is - seconds, -
PegasyivahlS, s,cond With IS tsst and inches;
i65 Yard DssS"Eon b. ". n. Dear. PsnnSyl.
vtnia; J, y. WhitAam, Pennsylysnls, second.
~ Jt a. T HiSn JSmp-Norst;. psnnSyi5Sais,
ana Porter. Cornell, teG for mt al feet and II
inchsT Hcbonsld' pennsylvania second with
Two Nile RSH-won BY Hemmlngwsy, Cornell
A. l.. Nllgo0sei Cornell. SECOND. G. =. hagonln,
Cornell third. Time minutes and 50 seconds.
- Hai NE bun..Moa BY J. p. Townsend, SornslF
Cornell third. Tune, minutes and ! J 3 seconds.
Munson finished first but was disqualified.
for rst AZ ~ t.st sv, a and rp,,S P,spsy
yania, wed for third 81 10 feet and IN ches
20 hAtd hufdle-N0n hl y. =. Atnhcg, ieuuhyl-
vAnia: Z. Mcclellan. Pennsylvania, second; n. {.
Turner. Cornell. third, Time. ~ seconds
Throvfpg 10 Pound Hammer-Won by q, T
Cook. Con ell with iS8 feet and 3 inches; L. \.
Wilder, Go nell second. With i76 feet aud : inch;
n. T Fennep. Pennsyivsnls. third. with III feet
and ~ inches
Running Broad Jump-Wun by @, ". Nosser,
Cornell With p ieet and inches; = Green. Psnnsyl-
vania, eecond. With p feet and III inches g. 4,
Weete. Pennsylvanla, third. With ~ feet and
inches.
20 Yard Dash-wou by II. A. HymAn, Pennsyl-
vhnla' W. ID. Dear, Pennsylvania, second ". VI,
Baldwin, Jr, Cornell thlfd. Time "a seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
WIthers, Fashion and whitney Memorial
the Fcaturca.

A splendid card is offered by the West
chester Racing Association for Belmont Park
to-day. The feature Is the historic Withers
stakes for three-yeqr-olds. one mile. with
James r. Keene's Sysonby and Wild Mint
probable favorites over August Belmont's
Blaniy, John y Nadden'e Migrsine and Hot
shot. j. T., Wiison, yr's. Sparkling star.
and sydney Paget's C1irnRortn.
The Fashion Stakes for two-yeAI-old
Miles, four and A half furlonEs. WIN prob.
ably bring together COmedienne, Belle Of
Pequest Tiptoc. Pythia and others The
whitney Memorial Steeplechase has at
traetSd a fne 10 l9t Oh Junpers' hcilding Good
Cock and Ariau. In the first race, for maid 81 a.
six aud q half turlonRs, JonQui Sailor Boy.
Novcna and Drone may find favor. Two
yenr-olds viii nm in the second event Ave
fUrcnRs with Pkyllis A., Mintia. J.. J. Hay
!naN. Superior Boy aud CrOSsWays all figuring.
Tho last race i q handicap az a mile and
three siNteenths, Graziallo having top
weight and meeting Ostrich, Right Roya
MaftcTrI on, Nhorler and Others, The en-
tries arc az follows:
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viii ny the Indian HArbor burgee IN the rtoo,
commodore every success and hoped later
IN the year 20 see the Emperor'B cup At the
clubhouse AZ Greenwich.
Allison ', Armour win entertain Com
mander Hebbinghaus and the owners Of the
yachts entered In the race at dinner az The
New York Yacht Club this evening. Com
mander Hebbinghaus at Mr.. Armour'e re-
guest, will preside. Mr.. Armour owns the
UtowRna and h member Of the gub-oous
mittee that made all the arrangements for
the race on this side OF the Atlantic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
l0fOltt % noblout -
~. Louis, 4; Philadelphia 4.
STANDING or the oLUBl
EHw YORK a. L., 7: CHICAGO a. H., 3.
00I

NEW YORK a. ~, 7; CHICAGO a. L., 3.
CHICAGO. May i7.-Griflth'S men got
away with the white soI to-day In easy
fashion. although Comlskey threatened TO
protest the game on an error Of Judgment
or eyeslRht committed by Umpire Connolly
In the first inning. In this round after New
York had scored two runs the SoN began q
battest. They had driven IN one tauy and
had two out with q man on third when bona
hue drove q low liner Into center. fuItz
ecooped the ball, which struck with Tesognd-
Ing whack, and the New York players aid NOT
the whole house and all the players, Connolly
DEF lded the play a case OF -out on the ny,
and a wild scene followed. The SCORE:
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CUP car show, surprisinE speed.

ice Tracy took the locomob1e racer entered
IN the Bennett cnp race by Dr. II. Z, Thomas
of CHICAGO over on Tong Island yesterday
20 tune II NJ for its Official tryout to-day,
IL repeatedly covered sin gle miles IN - gnd ~
seconds, timed by stop watch In the hands
81 A L. hker, who roce In the car with Tracy,
Most OF it, running yesterday was done over
unfreQuented stretches Of the Merrick road.
The car " 70 be taken early this morning
70 tho house OF W. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. A. Great
Neck. j. l., and u VIII he put through IFS
trying out process under his supervision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
American TENN, Team Selected.

BosIQN, May Thames Dwight. presi-
dent OF the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, to-day announced the selection OF
the American team for the International
competitiors ia England The men who
Will represent the United states ere Hol-
Com9e Ward. William A. larned, William
J. Clothter and Beals e.. Wright larned
"a former Comedian and one time holder
9, ne AP5eTiee9 ehepplonship: Wright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
international Tennis Matches.


LONDON. May i2.-C. 4. Sands, American
court tennis champion, has won a private
match from Pennell. who won the British
championship from Miles last year Sands
lost his chance 10 play In tho pending cham
pionshlp through q MISTAKE IN entry. He
was Ect down AZ Bright and thh was not
discovered until too late
The French champion, Deluy, VIII play
the winner OF the British title An inter
national tournament viii probably be ar
RANGED later, .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
AT TORONTO
Hndsnn RIHer IeAEue.

A. Hudson--Huds0n. I: Poughkeepsie s.
~ Kingston Kline ston. I: Nonkers, 2.
~ NeWbuNh-Newhurgh, A. Saugerties, q.
a. peekEkiu-PeekSklll, Z. Paterson rs.
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'Baued Tor wills IN the eleventh inning.
Chlcago....,....-.l 0 IS
BOSton...........-O o o 81
First base on err1rs-ChiCago, >: Boston, T. Left
On bascs-ChicAFO, G; Boston, 3. firut base on
halls-Od Brown, . on Willis 6. Struck out-By
Brown. g. by wits. T. Two base hit-Schulte
Sacrifice hlt-Schultr. Stolen Ossos-Schulte. Ma.
l0ney az, B1rry. S.ayle 90, Tinker. Double plays
HI by pijcher--by Willis T. tmplres-EmSlis
and Bahswne. llUr-2 hours aud 10 minutes
Auendance,-i.ij
PIrTsBvBd. q. PHILADELPHIA ~. ~, T.
PHILADEtPHtA, Ma i2..-Ihe Pittsburreu de-
tested the Phlndclpllas this afternoon By msking
Their hitting count. The score,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13

A. OulAha-DeuveT, .; Omaha, 3
AZ 81. Joscph-St. Joseph, I; Colorado Sprtn ~
A. SlouI City-Siouz CITY, .. Dts Moinet, a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
New York stats Learnr.

- BinghAmton -BlnghHmton, e. Troy, 2
AZ lkesbArre-Wllkeeb 1: A. J. a G.. T.
a. Scranton -Utlca, 7: Scranton, 4.
~ Syracuse-Albany, O. Syracuse, .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13

Al New Haven-New Haven. A. Norwich. s
81 Spfingneld--Spyingdcld 3; New london l.
A. Hsrtford-IIartford, 4; Bridgeport. q
A. MeHden-Wet grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
View York, o: 81. Louis. 3.


NEW YORK Is. L.. ST. LOUIS IL IL. D.
The wildnt SO OF Pitcher Egan IN the frat
two innings Of ycCtcrday's game al the Polo
Grounds enabled the New Yorks 70 get a
lead that the 1T. Louis men could not over
come. though they made hard. uphill night
Rgan pitched capably after the second In
ming but team that makes any sips against
the New YUfks rs engaged ~ pa lous olsl-
mss for the champions make all openings
count once they had lead on the Cardt-
naIs yestsI dow they set about 70 keep II,
but they were hard pressed before the emu,
The game was full OF acton, a Meter -skeiteI
sort OF "a CTapplr, and one IN which, had the
Cardinals been as keen az the New 1orks
in making the most Of chances on the bahee'
they "O.ld at least nave w we I'LL ~ wss
scuaq tioul. Three times he Jumped say
WaId and pulled down hard bounding nus
an elastic attachment. for IL stretches out
Ia enough 10 reach everything that passes
viii Ina supaklng distance.
'Fuin6ies 6y Deliin ard Dahlen put two
Cardinals on bases IN the first inning WIN
only one out, nEeTeupoh the locals maae
out Of the ordinary In rs formation, the ban
travelling alCLE three 81 the lOur sides OF lhe
diamond AID being handled by loGr men men
shannon was on seCord, Hmoot on hIst ana
ATndt az the bat. Audt sent groOhoeI
10 Devlin, who threw 20 Gilbert. forcing hmoot
ct second. Gilbert threw 70 McGann put nov
IN time 10 double up Arudt shannon mean
while was swarming for the home Ulate, OUT
plCGaun wheeled and had tine ball TO GreshS-
han in time 70 catch shannon. very QUICK
banding OF the tail and instant perception
made the play possible.
Ega1 gave three bases on balls IN the nrst
inning and bit batsman. These together
with Brrsuahan's two Dagger and a force,
sent In three runs. Two taTdiUals were out
in the second inning whom Burke walked.
Mike Grady then hit tie tall 20 hard " went
under the ropes w. right center on the 6ound
and would have cleared the Harlem ana gone
10 the East River IT It mad not struck the
wheel Of an automobile inst beyond the ropes,
IL was an unalloyed home run. DshleH's
Devlin's fy 10 short center gave New YORK
q nm in the rich.
The Cardinals raped Wiltse for four sin
giles IN the seventh inning and made three
nuns The gtOYt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
NATIONAL LEAouE

NATIONAL LnAQuI.
chicago IN New YORK Plttsburg IN Brooklyn:
Cincinnati 10 Boston 81. Louis IN philadelphia.
AhHAIclE LHA0gI.
New YORK IN Chloagl: nlston 10 Detroit; Wafh.
nEion IN Clevslani pnila isipala IN ~. Louis
EASTERN LEaouu
PTovd-nc' IN Jsnsy city; DMumore In NeWArt
Buffalo 10 Toronto; RlchesteT IN Montreal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13

A. Toiedo-Columbus. o. Toledo, a.
A. Indiana polia-Indianhpolis, z: Louisville 1.
A. lneapont-MilWaukee, o; Minneapolis q.
~ 81 Paul-St Paul. n; Kansas City. s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13
Southern League.


A. Montgomery -MoutComsry, .; Atlanta. 2.
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 7; Birmingham. o.
Other gsmes postponed, rain.
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Ftrst base on Providence, ?. len on
bass Providence. g. Jersey City, s. Flrst base on
balls-oh MACY. ,: on Josiyn, 1. Struck out-By
Mack, I: by Joslyn, >. Three base hit-Conn Two
base hi-AcC auley. HAlngAn, Mcfarland Sacridce
hn-Mhck. Double plAys--Bean. Merritt and Van
dergrift; Rock Dunn and Conn a. Hit BY pitcher
By JOsyn. = Wild Pitches-Mtck, 1: Joslyn, l.
Umpire-Noran. Tine hour and - minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-13

HARNESS. CHEAPEST PAIGE IN NEW YORK
Buggy harness, 100 and $500: surrey harness
400 1900 and IS 90. Swiss breast collar rinabout
haTneSs moo: nne Speedway harm esS, 10: coach
hAmeSa, 600; coupe harness, $500. double hrn
hATnets, u 90 dump cart ham ees, 1900.
PETERS HARNESS SADDLERY CO..
a. West Broadway, near Chambers st., upGtAirG
Columbus Grove, Ohio, Dee. n.
"Save-ths. Horse" cured my hOrae OF q spawn
that had been nrsd and blisterod several nmes 10
two yeAu. n. N. OSBORN.
800 all dealers. Send for copy Of guarantees,
booklet on all lameness and letters. TROY cltRA'
IcAL CO. Blnghamton, n. y.
WANTED-A million lame horseB-to cure. Vet
Dept. X, Prime Chem. Co, Troy. y. Y.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
sTAspIEo OF NE cLuns.


PROVIDENCE, I; JEBsET CITY, ,.
Providence punched hits IN the seventh and
eighth innings In the game In jersey City yesterday
and scored three runs. which was just enough 20
beat Jersey City. The score:
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BEAT THE CARDINALS AGAIN.
NEW YORKs PROFIT ny PITCHER
EGAN'S WILDNESS.

VlatoFs Make . Hard F1Eht-BrOoklyns
Win Ten Inning Game From the Reds
--Clncasos Heat BOstons In Eleven
Innings-1he Pirates Down Quakers'
BY winning yesterdays game from b.
YOuls the New Yorks made II three out OF
four. The BrooklYns won from Clncin-
natl, mating It one out Of four. The Chl-
Cages took an eleven inning game from
boston, and PittsburR was too much Tor
Philadelphia. The games wound up the
frst series between the East and West the
honors going 10 the invading teams. WHOM
won nine games out OF the seventeen. The
results:
New York, q; 81. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
ChiolBo, 3; Boston, =.
PlttsburE, 0: PilIladelphiA, 4.
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First base on errurs- philadelphia. plttsburV /.
l.eft on basrs- Philadelphia, ~ PusburC. 4 FIRST
Lynch. Z struck out ByPhillippt. I: by Lynch, 4:
nv Caldwell, !. by Pttilgcr, 3 Home run-Wag
Titus, Dooin, Rvansle!d. Clancy a, Sacrifice
hlts-GleAson. rlttnrcr Stolen bases-Beau-
mont, Wagner. Double play 9onn. BrAnsheld
ems Doom. ~ by pitcher-Dy Piuinrer Z. TIM
pire-Kl Tine = hours. Attendance , SIS
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7 TUTFTs..- = . % II q
Two out when winning run was scored.
ifooRiyn..............O 0 o o 10
First hSse on error-Ctnclnnau, s. Brooklyn.2
LEFT on bases-Cinciunau. 8. Brooklyn, O. FIRST
base on balis-Of overall, ?; OF Jones, l. Struck
out-By overall. 8: hy Jones 3. Three base hits -
Odwen Overall. Two ase hits-Lumley, nobhs.
Secrinco hits-Sebrng bergen ~, Jones, Stolen
hHses-Bddwel. Luuley TTplrc-Johnstone
Tlmo-i hour and 50 minutes. Attendance-i,eO0.
CHICAGO a. -, S: BOSTON q. H.. 4.
Boston. Nay i2.-Iu an eleven Inning contest
the last three Innings Of which were replete with
excitement, especiaily the last, Chicago won from
Bost0n This Afternoon The score.
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Baseball, WsshihEt0n Park. To-day. saO
BrOokyn W. Pittsburg. ADM. toS,-ASs,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YOFlts BsSin western Trip ~ van
dulnhinE ChiOagOa.

The New York Americans began their
Western trip yesterday by vanqulshlnE the
ChloaFoa They were the only Eastern
team that won. Washington Lost In oeyo-
land. Boston fen down In Detroit. Phlla-
dolphla came 70 grief 10 81. Louia The
Clovslanda went 70 the front, while New
York. Philadelphia. Chicago and b. Louis
arO tied for third place. The results:
New YsFk, q Chicago, q.
Cleveland, :; Washington 4.
Detroit, 81 Boston, 4.
~. Louis, Z; Philadelphia I.
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baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. sac p. n.
Champion 0iauts W. caioago. Adm. boc. -Nds.
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-Is a. L.. a. PHILADELPHIA a. ~. 1.
The 81. Louis Americans
)hiAa 70 day. The score.


Two base hita-BArton, Davis. Sacrifice hit
Henley, Passed b6ll-WcayeT. Stolen bases
H6rtsel. wallace, Hit BY pltcher-By Henley. 1.
First base on bEllS-on Howell. 2: on Henley. l.
Struck out--By Howell, D. by Henley. ?. Left on
bAaes-St. Louis q: Philadelphia. T. Umpire
Kelly. Tims-i hour and IS minutes. Attendance
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CLEVELAND. s. WASHINGTON, 4.
ClNyFIANp. May i1-Cleveland won to-day
ana No me ninth inning. The scorc:

Two out when winning run was scored,
Cleveland, ............"5 S09dd o %
Two base hlts-Bradley, Bay. Jacobsen. Stahl,
HuelSmAn Three base hits Flick, carr: Home
run-StAEl Sacrifice hlts-Fnek, hntTtugt'
base on bAlls-O1 joss. 1: Oh Jacobsen, o NY %
plicher-By Jacobsen, I: BY soSs. J. flTsl pass
on errorS-ClsyOlAnd, 1: Washington, !. Lett on
hases-ClevelAnd. II: Washington, Z. SUqek OUT
By Joss, 7: BY Jacobsen, g. Wild pitch-JeeoOseh,
Umpre5-McCAuhy and OLoughuh. Ime-e
hour and 50 minutes Attendance-5.yo'
DETROIT, 8. BOSTON a. ~, !.
DETROIT, May i2.-BostOn was ouiclassed ana
outntaved in tO-dav'n aame. The
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BELMONT PARK CARD

Good star: won driving; K1E Pspper eh. e.,
aged. by KAntakA-Genevievc' Jwned ny Frank
J. FARRELL trained b. r. D. Weir.
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TURF
TURF.
Belmont Park Races

Every Week Day Rain OF shine unt1 Nay -
HOW TO REACH THE TRACK:
On Saturdays trains Via Long Island r. r Leave
Slth Street. New York, Al II 80 A. n. y noon, llo
1910. 1850. l2;4o, 1850, 100 lao % 80. LEO ~
and 30 r. N. 1slso paTor car tTAin AZ 90 p. NJ.
and from Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn. ~ - noon
1910. 1870. 100. i.15. $50 aud i:1 q. n.
Good roads for carriages and automobuee TOE
Long Island Term nails % cad Street t1d STREE
Ath Street and 23d Street Ferries and the WllAma
burg Bridge 10 the track.
Ah'trolsy lines Via JGnaios connect with tro1sT
70 track
Reserved seats and boxes a. waldorf and mn
Avenue Hotels McBHde's and RunmAnG
First race. 40 p. ~.
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other BlsebuI Games.
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