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The special spring regatta Of the New
Rochelle Yacht Club will I've sailed next Satur-
day. II Is open to yachts enrolled In any
recognized club and viii he sailed under the
rules Of the Yacht Racing association Of Long
sumo Sp,nu ! nhfe WI pc iaces LOT inc
York Yacht Club 10 %foOters, LArchmont -
%footerS, raccahouts and the ha ndicap class.
the Judges boats and the red and black
striped buoy on Hicks Ledge. The ~. ~
and - footers will sail NJ, nautical miles
and the smaller classes -, miles. The warn
ing signal will be madc ~ > O'Clock and the
different classes sent of AZ intervals OF Ave
minutes after that, Entries will be received
by the committee AZ ia East Fourteenth
street MP to noon on Friday and later at the
clubhouse at New Rochelle. In all classes
will be awarded. and there will be a second
prize when four or more start. The com
mittep Is G. 7. Granbery. Frank Tucker
and J. u. Sparkman,
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FOURTH RACE

Good start. won easily. Dainty, oh. m, q. by
GaTter- Rosebud owned and trained by
l. 10 I.ntIuna
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Selling, for Made two year -olde: $1,000
nlla...nnnnr. AIta fArlnnnsL
TO.DAY,S CARD FOR GRAVESEND.
Patchogue stakes and W. Handicaps the
Features,

The Patchogue Stakes. at about six fur
longs, will be a feature OF the Gravesend card
to-day, with Shot Gun. Aeronaut. Toots
Nook, Keator and Prince Frederick figuring
well. In a handicap at about six furlongs
Pater, Battle Axe. Optician and oyams have
chances. while In another handicap. at a mile
and seventy yards. Merry Lark has top weight.
and with his stable mate nauisitor looks like a
winning combination. Logistilla may be the
contender.
Two year-olds will run in the second race, at
Ave furlongs, with Anna May, Fay, Clements
and Acrobat possibly. the best; In the fifth
ries. Champlain, Glenecho. Jack McKeon and
Consuelo ii. look the best. In the last race,
for two-year-olds. five furlonRs. Horace E,
seem to be the dangerous ones. The entries
follow.
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GRETNA GREENS MANHANSET.
James u. Kcrnc's Two-Ycar.Old Captures
stake Event.

James n. kcruc'S GrctuH Green. a brow
Rcldinc 10y Ben Brueh-RwHway Grl. who
rcccicd in the betting tor to second choice.
was Wet oriouS IN ;hc Manhanscl Stakes, for
two-ycar-olds, f'" and II hall rurlougs, at
Gravcscnd YESTERDAY. Radtkc got him away
from the post GaIoEIv and with Dave john
sons Tim o'Tooic. a R"0 S,roulc colt. II to l..
he raced neck and neck 10 IN" hrrd of the
stretch There irwa- iha; r Hitchcock Jr.'s
ConVillc, > to /. drew away from tho COM
pact hunyh behind the two leaders and. passing
Tin n'roolC, made q bold bid for the race.
But Radtkc put NJ u grru' finish and the
kccne yourgstcr got - toe Judges half a
length before Convill", who Ia turn beat
Tim O'Tool" ID length and n helT. McCnrter.
etn i. and S"wcll, ITO t]Rvorj'o. were knock
ing at the door. Sow oil ~us stut oT on the
hackstrrtch and ms Jockey never secured
Thst ,riEht pc termed plain SAILING
Mabel RlChaFdso on, 5 to 3 i~avorite. took the
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NtW rUHN o. ~, = tWttfoU - w.
The Nes SofH Amrtlcans esfe the living
thlns h hssrhali ~ no flshi iiHe yesterday,
Hls'e 'ee!r 'i{el. tom hcss' S'ts gG,"
flhrtfrid In fie ,sr, ifst minis In the mater
gf base funDirg IN ehich hr yna assisted ~
ro,,lI safalv H.e p,,o,sd Z, raj TIC yi-iiin
collection wns vrty bod indeed aud u would
have been . shame N hv chqrce IN" game
TO h. called. wound np he erRH seWeut ~ the
thiragU hero Tor the time hrlug aud. apptU-
pflatrly with tho date. they took thcf DO.
%rartute ~" rame Yesterday made u three
oui ~ four irum the Soy
por newton started to pitch ~" game, hut
Withdrew after one aud tWg-thltds innings
with a badly strained LEFT shoulder H. the
second iuuiue he ileldcd u short hIt along
nr-' base llg" =, Innn"hill aud IN touching
tho latter ua 10 passed the pitcher cot a severe
bump II impiugcd on hts shoulder blade
and after several vain ESSAYS tn toss the haH
he retired ioroy pitched very well indeed
he gan" was slowly played and was rather
dilatory ha''ball all the way The locals
began business with d"tefminatlon. kcclrr
walked ard was advanced u notch on Elb"f-
fields smart single 10. centre Chase came
for ward with y double to lett field along
third base I'm" Eddie liahn rot the ball back
to THnnrhill m time 10 catch flbertcld NJ
third The latter ran slowly keelcr scored
IaVorto'- succeeding double brought In Hal
In The Second Newton was taken out Leroy
after Dundon walked and stole second. Pat.
terson hit weakly to ia" pitcher ana retired
the side.
Umpire Connolly was in peppory mood and
Will" Newton vas trying out his arm, Con
corner of the field to leave. the diamond.
whore they were pitching IN" ball about,
Nick. Altrock made some ommen from the
coaching line and got permission 10 leave the
field right aWaN. He went In the third,
with ke"lrr gone. tlhcrfeld got another hit
and stole second. He came home on 'hase's
following single.
The visitors grabbed on n run In the fourth
nonohue was bit by the pitcher. and Hahn.
the former hill'oppcr, ht TO LEROY in an
attempted sacrifice. The Indian had time
enough 10 get Donohue at second, but stopped
too long by thr wHvSidc. When lac made up
his mind the hest he could do was TO get lIahn
at first. Donohue made the round on Sulli-
vans out nj first aud Tannehills single 10
centre,
Hahn was chiefly responsible for the New
Works scoring at all In the second half of the
same inning Williams singled and stayed at
first, while ConrOy was hying out to centre.
Morlaritv spanked one TO left field that was
good for a base, but got him three, The
ball went right through Hahn and rolled to
the fence. Williams scored. The score:
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Launch Elcaya Sold.

II. II. Behse Of New York city has sold his
81 foot hunting cruising launch Elcaya 10
james Mapes Dodge of Nicetown, Phila-
delphin, through the agency Of Stanley NJ.
Seiman. The launch has been put IN. com
mission and delivered to MIR. DODGE IN Phila-
delphia. She will he used for cruising Ne
tween there and. jamestown, X, L.. the new
owners summer home.
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Lewis q. Tewksbury, who has peer in tha
Tombs for a couple Of months, was released
Yesterday on $40 ,O0O hail. He was tried on
the charge of stealing $4,000 worth of
United states bonds from his former wife,
Mrs. Mary Mills Grunhut. The Jury dis
agreed, standing nine to three for con-
viction. Tewksbury will be tried again.
Donald A. Manson Of III Milton street,
Brooklyn, furnished bail,
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New Bench show C1assincauons R~escinded.

Kennel Club on Wednesday the delegates
voted to rescind the proposal to classify breeds
in alpha betical order on all show catalogues.
of pedigrees, but was opposed by the clubs
to hold bench shows. An alpha betical index.
which il often omitted on bench show cata-
logues, 1t IL thought by many who were at
the meeting. Would meet the end in view
without compelling a grouping of breeds
irrespeCtlve OF floor spnce consideratlons
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Lei on bases washington, ., ST. louis, IT.
First base on balls on Smith, :; OF Kltson, .; OF
patten, .; on Falkcnberg, .; OF Glade. I; OF Petty, !.
Hit by pitcher BY Kltson, /: by Glade. /. HTS
on smith, 2 in . innings; of Kltson, I In 3 Innings:
nj Pattcn, 4 In 2 Innings: of falkcnhcrg, > In |
inning: on Glade. o.. In 81 2 Innings: on Petty 3,
in ala Innings, Three base hits Stone. kltsOn.
Two base hits NOrdykc, Jones. Sacrifice hits
Hickey, Spencer, Srhlany, Stolen bases Hemp
hin. Niles, Hartzcll. Jones o.. Double plays.
and Snrdykc: Hartzcll. O'Prien and Nordykc ~.
ImpiTeS sheridan ana Evans. Time hours
andl II minutes, Attendance $500.
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Ssw Vsrks iele IN thirsHs Itecs6sr NJ rat"
I~tyoottyns Win nv ttHeiHHaU

Tho rain stopped me Nrv torta from se'
tlns ~ the Chicasos In the " r'iefn town ve'
tetday. hut ~ the champions hnv" IN nr"n
date 10 dsy they NAV pl1y tho game IN ms
afternoon n they win th"y cnn leave Cut
cage with the load onre more IN ihrif Rfn-p
The Hruoklyns 10 not Away lose They won
YESTERDAY. heating tho tItciunuit4 Ih"
pittsburgs again shut out tho nostuus. while
the philadelphia. who used tho NhttcVa@h
brush On The ~ fuuls trrm on Tuesday. cot y
taste NJ tho .ane ibrmsrlyrs yesterday The
results
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Columbia Football in Another TarsIe.

Official announcement was made yesterday
Al Columbia that there had been a great
fight over the question of foot ball AZ the uni
yrrsitv a nd tina, as a result three separate
plans for the football quest ion would he pre-
pared and submitted to the university council,
The university sent ont u statement that foot
hlll va not 10 br res'imed az Columbia in
1907 unloSS harmony developed, The alumni
favor taking up football, while the faculty
are opposed.
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At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, :: Bridgeport, 1.
Al New London New London, IL: New Haven, 5.
At Springfield -Sprin gneld, s; Hartford, /.
Al Holyoke-Norwich, 8: Holyoke 4.
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New ENGLAND LeaEne

A. Observation-Disclosures. :. Lawrence. 1.
A. Havcrhill Haverhill, 2: Fall River. l..
At Manchester Manchester. q; New Bedford, 1.
At Lynn, 3; Lowell. 5.
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DETROIT. 8; BOSTON a. L.), 2.
Totals. ....2 Q
.Batted for Dlnecn In the ninth inning.

.Bat,ed for Dlnecn In the ninth inning,
Detroit ...u......,0 o : o %
boston =. ..,,.........l ! o o o %
First base on errors Boston. :. Left on bases,
liam. /; on Dlncen. l.. Struck out. BY kililan, !: by
Dlncen, \. Three base hits. Dinecn, Coughlln.
Stolen base cCTawtord Double playsIG9dwin:
and Lindsay. Coughlin. Schacfer and Lindsay.
Wild pitch Dlneen. Passed ball-peterson, I'm
plrc -Ol.oughln. Time hour ana 81 minutes.
Attendance, 5i5.
ST. LOUIS "a. Ll, 10; WASHINGTON. 7.
WARRINGTON. May c3.-Four OF Washingtons
pitchers all looked alike to day 10 the 81. Louis
players, who bat,ed each Of them freely. The
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TOtaIs,,,. I 1875 2 4
sBatted for Schultz In the third inning.
fFngel out on hunt strikes.

Rochester. .......3 q > n o.
Newark ,..,......"...yO , 90
First base by errors Newark, o. Rochester, /.
Left on bases Newark, 10: Rochester. 0. First
base on balls on schultz, 3; of Hoiord. 4; on
Hcstcrier, 3; OF Carricks 2 struck out BY Schultz,
Home run Duty, Three base hit Carrick. Two
base hits .-Engel. Foster. Carisch, Burrell, Sacri-
nee hits-Engel, Foster, Wallace, Burrell, Schultz.
stolen bases Malay, Cockman, Gatins, Brown,,
Carsch. Double plays Engcl and Brown; Moran.
Loudly and Clancy, Hit by pitcher Cockman.
Umpire Kcrins, Time ? hours and 20 minutes,
Attendance 1 $50.
At TORONTO.
Toronto. .......-...0 q 2...S 2
Providence. 30 o o q o n u IL & 4
Battcries-MccR ncrty and McGovcn: Hardy
and Cooper.
At BuFFALo.
". ". ,.
Buffalo. .,...,..-,..0 q n n n . n > o /
baltimore .......0 I o n q q 3 . u
Batteries n o ,kctt and Wood; McNclI and
Hcarn.
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billiards,

At Maurice Days billiard academy last
might Coleman defeated Muldauer in the
tournament, leaving both men tied for frts
place. The tie will be played on on Friday
night. The score: Coleman. 800. average.
8 4j-5l. Muldauer. 235. average. 4 Pool.
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BOSTON.
Totais.... o II 1
.Batted for Lindeman In the ninth inning.

'Batted Tor Llndeman IN the ninth MuIhg'
Pittsburg ..""""".,o o Q go
Two base hits-Phelps. Howard. Three base
Needham and Slrohel, Flrs. base on balls on
fheId' :, by Iindeman, :. Umpire tombstone
Tme-ihour and So minutes, Attendance 2,a5O. .
ST. LOUIS IN, LJ, g. PHILADELPHIA IN. LIDO.
ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-St. Louis ~whitewashed the
philadelphlas to day, Taylor was on the hiring
line and was In great form, allowing the OuaRcrs
but two hits and these In the INST Two innings
The score:
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Am erican Association.

At Columhus-Columbus I; Toledo, o.
At indianapolis Indianapolis, 7: Louisville, /.
At Minneapolis Milwaukee,, :; Minneapolis, /.
A. 81. Paul-St. Paul 4; Kansas City, ..
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.Ba,tcd for Dug slcby In the eighth inning,

st. Louis. ..,,,.,,..,., o u : U U y
Philadelphia .,....,...,O q o q D q U D %
Two base %hlt-Smoot. Home run--Arndt, Sac
rihce hits Shannon, Bennett. MT by pitcher
Titus. Smoot. First base on balls on Taylor. .:
on Dugglcby, 1; on McCioskey /. Struck out-By
Taylor. 4 by, ppgglsbyi l. Left on hasesmSt.
i hour and 81 minutes. Attcndance-sj0
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South Atlantic League.

At Augusta Augusta, :; Charleston. n.
81 CnlumhiA-Columhie. :: Jacksonville, 4.
other games postponed by rain.
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Total. / ~ 10 2 Totals. q II :
BrnokIvn, 49,, .,,.'. o n u o 3 %
Three base hit Jordan Two base hll MalonrS;
Double PLAYS -past1rius Ritter and Jordan, Nchlci
and CorcoTan. Stolen bases Lumley, Malont!.
Struck out ny Fraser, 3, b. PaStorius. g flTst
base on balls on Fraser. :, on Pastorlus, :. TN,
plres Carpenter and conway. Tmc-i hour ana
IS minutes, Attendance 1000,
PTrrsBURu. ); BOSTON ~ Ll.o.
PIrTsBuRo, May -. Pittsburg beat Boston
again Ia. day. shutting them out 3 to u. II was the
third shut out IN a row hy PittSburg and the iouith
straight suffered by the Bostons. the score
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Left on b~ases-ChIcago, q: New York. 4, First
base on balls-oT Patterson, 1: of Leroy, |. struck
Hlts-OH Patterson, 3 In I innings; on Walsh. 4 In
I Innings. on Newton, . In l 2 ; Innings; on Leroy.
4, In I 8 Innings. Two base ats sullivan, Chase
laportc. Sacrifice hit Hahn. Stolen bases Dun.
don, Elberfeld t?, Hit by pitc her-By Leroy. |.
Umpire Connolly, Time | hour and Il minutes,
PHILADELPHIA "a. LJ, a. CLEVELAND, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s-With onr down In
the tenth inning Davis clouted the ball through
the right held screen, scoring the winning run.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Oct rot in New YORK: Cleveland IN Philadelphia:
Chicago In Boston; 81, Louis In Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston In Piltsburg.
EASTERN LRkouE.
Jersey City In Toronto q games: Newark In
Montreal e games,; Providence In Buffalo. Balti
more In Rochester.
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Western I.caEue.

At sioux city Denver, q: Sioux City, 2.
other games postponed Rain.
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LeM Nnrh .IhiraKn RaIn.


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to-day PastoriU- had the Reds helpless h'-
fore his shoots. The BROOKLYN" won the
game IN the eighth, largely through I0rdAh-
base on Prayers error. Malone brought
in Jordan with u two Dagger. The score"
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Other Games.

AT NEW HAVEN.
F FsF.,' -. 9 SS$2$9s 90 j :
Hall and Hare.
P Panssfsn NJ 9 9 $685. - J
g. Hm 81 GsIc. ,s, 90 9 @ dS5f Q 10 10 !
B]aticTics, NNcwell and Nana6oy; Walker sum,
val" " At PROVIDENCE,
R5SwR a,.,.,., SSS6?S %
Battcncs-rn and Paine; Greene and Currier.
AT oEpHAM FIELD,
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Cross and S~choonmaker.
AT STANFORD.
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Batteries -Nathison, Hyde and Brown; shand
Al TARRYTows.
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AT PROSPECT PARK.
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Battcrics-Splain and Macarthur; Bailey and
Homan.
Al E~xeter-EIeter. II; Springfield Training. l..
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Al Blairstow Hall. 0: Lafayette fresh.
men, |.
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or.NpIso or rur GUNS,
'NTREAL, May 2S.-Both pitchers were effectiv,
ay, but each had q bad inning. The score:
,ox,ruy IEpapy rtrv

Stolen base Clements. Douple plays Hartman
out-By kecfc, s. by Foken, 4. First base on balls
on Kecfc, /: on foIen, 1. Left on bases Montr, al,
I: Jersey city, :, Umpire Kelly. Time hour
md IN minutes
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Totals. 3 l0'2s II / Totals. e. 4 s 80 IL 2
.Onc out VIII en- winning run was made,
Cleveland. ","""..l 0 0 0 o o 2 %
Philadelphia. ..,......0 o o 8 o o 0 o IL
rdrst hSsy on g 'pphilSSdsSnhhn l. rIrsi ha ~
on halls-or Plank. l: OF Hess 3. Struck out
base hits-Turncr t2D. Murphy, knight. Sacri-
nee hit Powers, stolen h~nse-TurneI ny by
pitchcr-By Plank. |; by Hess, !. Wild pitch
Plank, tmpires-Conn and Hurst, Time
2 hours, Attendance 49, ,235.
DETROIT. 3; BOSTON a. LJ,s.
BOSTON, May 23, Boston handed TO days game
to Detroit. The locals took an early lead, but the
vlsito RS tied the score in the third because OF a poor
throw to second by Gnmshaw;. In, the fourth Sci
bach did not return Crawford's short hit to the
plate and Cobb tailed, The score:
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TURF.
DOGS, BIRDS AND POULTRY.

BABY CHICKS. any quantity. White Leghorns,
Barred ROCKS, $1,000 per 100. quick. COOLEY
HATCHERY. Frenchtown. New Jersey.
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GOSSIP or 1HE RGCETVACE,
h0ok gikTFs HUt t0st tH"t .
RtNDy ~ ItsT IuU mos

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~ WHutf. WHu, H fh. vote u th.
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NcM York Stale League.

AZ Albany Blnghhmton, S: Albany. q.
Al GloCersNine-A J, 4 G.. :; WNkcsharre. l..
Al Troy Troy. J; syracuse. l..
At Utlca Scranton, |: rtica. q.
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Baseball To day. 4 p. n. American League
Park. N. y. Americans VS.. Detroit. Ado.
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ROCHESTER,. May %, Newark's hits were moro
timely to day aud the locals went down 20 de feat
In the deciding game ~ the series. The score:
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Good start: won ridden out; Gretna Green, br. g..
!, by Ben Brush Runaway Girl: owned by James
r. kecne; trained by JAmes Rowe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-10
At DnnvlileA-
panyIlie. 4; Roanoke. $.
At Norfolk
Norfolk, o; Lynchburg. s.
At Richmond
Richmond, o; Portsmouth, s.
GOVERNMENT TO BUY SILVER
FOR SUBSIDIARY COINAGE
For the Flrst Time in Thirteen Years
Uncle Sam VIII Purchase
White Metal.
(By Associated prcss.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. o.
For the first time in 10 years tho
government announced today It's pur.
pose to purchase silver for the coin.
age of subsidiary coins. Tenders are
invited at The Office of The director
of the mint In this city on Wcdncs-
DAY, August l5
These tenders arc to he for de.
livery at The Philadelphia, New Or.
leans, or Denver minis settlement TO
be OH the New York basis, of bullion
guaranteed 909 fine.
The average output of the treas.
nry throughout the year will probu.
bly, not exceed 10000 ounces a week
The stock IN the treasury had be
come SO low that it was apparen,,
according To the department., that The
demands Of constantly enlarging
trade could not be met without addi.
tional coinage.