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New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
SPIRITED LAWN TENNIS
Wright and Ward Wi'1 from Whit
man and Larned i1 Doubles.

Two spirited matches in singles and sFsctacu-
lar doubles contest the lawn tennis courts OF
the Knowood Country Club at White Plains. yes
terday brought the preliminary practice Of the
American team Of challengers to an end. The turf
was at its best and the racquet work Of Beals C.
Wright and Holcombe Ward. the national cham
pions showed its full strength
Malcolm D. Whitman and William A. Larned
the two ex-champions. were also at the top Of
their game, and the result unusually close
match which Wright and Ward finally by
the score of IS. IS 60. In the singles matches
Larned defeated Kreish Collins in straight sets
by tho score OF 6-1. 60. Wright defeated Ray
mond D. Little in three sets of remarkably rapid
play by the score Of Ga. 6-3. G-2
Frederick G.. Anderson, chairman OF the national
committee that has the challenging team In it's
charge. was present 70 witness the work OF the
players. He of the opinion that the four men
VIII to the top of their game this week on
the courts of the Crescent Athletic Club. at Bay
Ridge where the final work of the team will begin
this morning with Wright meeting Collins
Anderson believes that Wright. Ward and Little
are practically their game, but that because
Of illness Collins has not reached the form which
he has shown in all of his matches in the West and
also al Newport Collins has become weakened by
his Illness and consequently his playing has lost
much Of its force This evident when he was
defeated with only game 10 his credit in the
two which he contested with Larned.
Wright and Ward were in fine trim. The play Of
both was strong and aggressive, especially in the
rallies 1t in those rallies that Whit
man and Larned both displayed their ability at
court covering and at forcing tactics. The first
and second sets brought the g2ues to deuce at o
ALL but the sheer force and brilancy OF Wright
and Ward helped to win. each at 10 Whitman
tired in the third set from the fast play, and his
faulty returns allowed Wright and Ward to take
this set at GO
The schedule Of singles matches on the Crescent
Athletic Club courts to-day will bring Ward
against Wright Ward against Collins and Little
against Larned The doubles will be the feature OF
he afternoon,
erick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett and
Collins and Little meeting Larned and Karl Behr
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
MANY OARSMEN OUT.
Harlem RiUer Cro5cded sCith Speed
Craft of Al Kinds.

That the Memorial Day regatta is near AZ hand
plainly evident by the host OF craft yesterday
on the Harlem River The warm weather was
ideal for training. and many had time trials
Singles. doubles fOurs eights and every other
known form Of boat might have been seen on the
river during the day: Johnny Smith coach OF the
the morning and IN the late afternoon Captain
StiverS out working hard for the association
were coached from the clubs launch.
It was the opinion OF many who saw Budrfe and
that opponents wii ana that they arc GSa9e S1s
pair Both these men have been training hard ever
IT was learned at the Harlem Rowing Club that
I nTSsea SCI, ana Bradley who were said to be strong
par ana from whom much expected would he
out OF the senior double scuIl race ON Memorial
Day. Some time last week the men were ont for a
SPIN, ana the boat overturned. FueSsel got n had
shake-up and his neck was partly disIocStsd Il
may be some weeks before he will be able TO re-
The club was represented on the river by a t,p,or
Keef No s. Ryan: STOKE o. EG,s1 EGS ESSli1; i , No
ter competed last year in the octopede race The
and Marshall. in double gigs and an jntermeiiIte
centlpede. manned as follows; Bow bradley: No
?, Fulton; No. g. Benz; stroke. Myer The cluS
was also represented by William Calvin and jSSS
Gaiyin ,iX who are training for the junior doubls
singles. On Saturday night the club gave dance
WhCh was Nttenueu DN members or all the local
clubs lt Is the intention OF the club TO hold dances
eight composed ns follows: Row Il KobIor. me Sr I'NtS
SnIyert; No: g. Herbert; No. Hogan: No S
nor The Stettg brothers were ont trofo,Ss' Il 81
the intermediate double scUll race. Hayward was
mediate centpede, made Up of the Stettis brotIers
@ litE NHtu ana hohter The club will hold its an
soD uS "ee's 'o-nisht 10 discuss plans for the sea-
The junior Slght-oared crew OF the First Ro
win tbs race on Memorial Day. was out and
lows EOw q. Behensky: No 2. J Zikmo1d." = ~ ios
", Sumt no. I. Havel; No. s r. Laznovslxy:
No No .. j. Vtlim; No Z. J. suchsnek: stToSe. Mia
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
NEW YORK Y. c. DATES
Spring Races on Jane II and an
nuaL Regatta One Week Later

The regatta committee of the New York Yacht
Club has issued its revised schedule of racing
dates The hrst race will be that of the design
SO-foot class Off Glen Cove. for a Gun offered b.,
the model committee
On June II the spring regatta will be sailed on
Long Island Sound. It will be open to all club
yachts. June q is the date chosen for the hfty-
ninth annual regatta of the club to he sailed over
the Glen Cove courses. and on June q there win -
another race for the SO-fOOters for the house com
mittee cup.
On July there will be a race for the Glen Cove
cups by sloops and schOOners class for en-
small boats enrolled IN the club l.. also ,, ~
The rendezvous for the annual cruise a. 100s Nil,
he at Glen Cove HarboT. on August The NTa Sts
Will SAL on the hrst squadron run the next dav 20
Morris Cove. ana on the Following day TO New ION
don, where they lie over Sunday sailing on Sn,,se
for Newport. "" august
The Astor Cup win he sailed FOR on Augvst a,a
the race Tor the Kings Cup will occur On AI,cISSt
g. on the following day the feet will saiI for
Vineyarq Haven rema- ming there one whole a.,
and sailing for Newport on August II. where il Viii
Gnmecock colOTs. "'''A
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Many interesting and hard fought college
baseball games were played last week. but the
situation insofar as the so-caIled college cham
pionship is concerned was not changed TO any
extent and is still hopelessly tangled up
Princeton has the best record to date. and the
team is playing a good quality OF ball. Byram
the mainstay of the pitching department, is
showing excellent form. but he is being worked
pretty hard as was the case last year, and may
stale of Princeton beat Cornell on Saturday
but the lthacans did not suffer in comparison
Byram struck out twelve men and held Cornell
10 three hits, but Umstad also pitched good
game for Cornell. and the outcome was uncer-
tain 10 the last inning Yale beat Holy Cross
by a narrow margin on Saturday but suffered
Brown The team is hardly playing up to ex-
pectauons as far as results CO. although 1t is
showing speed and finish in the matter of field
1ng. Tiff, the Brown pitcher. was the stumbling
block on Wednesday, although stupid work on
the bases and bad coaching were largely re-
work in the box. He did not suffer in com
paTison with Tiff. who seems to be one of the
pest college pitchers of the season Harvard
managed TO beat Pennsylvania on Saturday
aIter losing TO Holy Cross on Wednesday The
nine TO all appearances IS far below the standard
of recent years and can hardly hope TO be better
uan fourth or fifth in the final rating IneK-
cusable and costly errors by the Ouakers made
u possible for Harvard to win on Saturday
Brown is making an enviable record and AT fhis
NTne must be rated second TO Princeton with
aaie' cornell, Dartmouth. Holy Cross Harvard
pennsylvania, Amherst and Columbia following
an about the order named The final strupgIe
however. as near as can be judged from the
games played.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
CLASSIC WITHERS NEXT
Good Field Likely for Historic
Stake-VGrious Notes

Inc tnirty-third running Of the Withers for
tnfee-year-olds at one mile, VIII be the feature
OF the meeting at Belmont Park this week II
VIII be decided on Saturday the last dav NJ the
1lrst spring meeting Thirty-six horses are sin
engible but the field VIII probably he made nm
OF Frank Farrells Clark Griffith which ouaIi6e5
IN Euch commanding style by gallopng homo In
me Toboggan Handicap on Saturday: w Harry
3oroWns Accountant. James r. Keene's Ovama
Fred Burlew's Belmere August PeInont,e ~
Diego. R T. Wilson. jr.'s Bill PbiIns Harry
5ayne Whltneys Pegasus or Burgomaster and
tne Orfnondale Stables OFmondale This would
De good field and should furnish a stirring
struggle Burgomaster. which was ranked az
the best two-year-old last season and Ornoon
dale. the winner Of the Futuritv have not beaD
seen under colors this year. but there IS a strong
pFopability that both viii go to the post In
tnelr absence Clark Griffith would seem TO have
the historic stake at his mercy Outside Of the
Withers there are no important stakes on the
programme this week. but some fixture will be
decided each day. and the sport promises TO be
quite up to the high standard set on the first
three days Of the meeting
Grapple. the winner Of the MetroDoIitsn Han
oicap on Thursday. may not be able To live I'D
10 his high estate, as his graduation from the
selling 10 the stake class was as sudden as u
was unexpected. Grapple won in sr,ch ironres
slNe style, however. that there can he NO 5oubt
apout his being n better horse than yvos e,an
eFally thought. He is something more than a
seiling platter and something less than a stake
5oFse' and his perfect condition accounted large
M
me big spring specials He may race To furtbeT
'.s1lhclon' but in all probability he Will be seen
olteneT IN selling races than stake fxfures
Lnroll@hout the season II Hylas and Good and
Fienty train on. Thomas Hitchcock 4r Mil
probably make clean sweep OF the cross
country stakes this season Both won Iast
,Se-k az the first asking IN a wav 20 indicate
that they are at their best. Good and rlan+-,
haF bad leg and may not stand much caro.
raigning. II was a pleasure 70 see him Fictt
on when apparently beaten on Saturdav en6
eventually win. A better bolder and cleaner ,y,cS
fencer has rarely II ever been seen ana A.
Hitchcock deserves great credit for getting him
back 70 the races in such perfect condition
Ractke, the jockey. lost two winning mounts
on Saturday because of his suspension for dis.
Obedience at the post. and the boy may az last
pre.f by the lesson and learn TO obey orders
@hlle under the control Of the starter II fa
haroly fair 10 his employer. who paid such a his,
price for his contract. for him to take matters
IN MS own hands and throw himself omen "a
constant punishment Those who have his IN
advice. 9
The Brooklyn Handicap viii be decided a week
from to-day, and from now on the work of the
various candidates viii be closely watched
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
CYCLISTS At VAILSBURG.
James Zanes Wins Both Amateur
EUents- s-KrebS an Front.

James Zanes, Of the National Athletic Club Of
Brooklyn. won both Of the amateur events yes
terday the Vailsburg cycle track in Newark.
His victory in the half-mile open was due to the
necessity for a final heat which would not have
been run had not two of the fastest trial heats
been ridden in the time
It had been intended that the four leaders In
the fastest heat should be declared winners of tbs
race but both the fourth and fifth heats were
ridden in l minute 8 2-5 seconds This was lucky
for Zanes for he had been second in his trial
heat, losing after setting much Of the pace He
was never seriously troubled in the deciding heat.
and crossed the line sitting up half length ahead
of the second man.
He won the final of the Quarter-miie handicap
from scratch by the margin. in 81 seconds.
or five seconds faster than Krebss time In the
Quarter-mie professional event.
Krebs had a good day, too, winning both OF the
professional contests. Teddy Ellington, who had
won a good many Quarter-mile races amateur.
tried to sprint of the IN the final heat Of
the professional race at that distance. The Walls
burg boy was not able to keep the lead he had
length
In the hve-mile handicap Krebs had 20 yards,
and he and Fenn, the scratch man, fought hard for
victory in the fnaI ,stru6gie Krebs had gained a
not overcome his advantage KTebs won from him
fessional length behind the pair.
The summaries follow:
Thomas SMITH y T T Second Ed|ard Towers New.
'QuaTteT-mile handicap amateur-Won by James Zanes
National A. {. scratchl; George Deustes L r. G A. as
yards second; Walter Raleigh National A. C3O yaTds)
third: George PAUL.. Railway go yards). fourth Time.
Half-mie open (amateur)-won by James Zanea Ma
tonal 4; G.; Michael Ferrari Bay View W. second;
Roy W fourth Time, 1:iIIs ''' A-'''''' 'Uus'
Cluarter-mie tprofesSionan-Won by F1oyd
Newark; John Bedell Lynbrook. second; W S Fenn
Fiye-mile handicap 'professonaD by Floyd Kreb5
Newark go yardl W. S. Fenn Bristol (scratch1 second
Alfred AshnTst Newark 60 YARDS. third Charles schee
GAO Nardsl. nfth- Time. 1913 Ian prize v,fpnerre
Ashurs 8: TTebe 3; Schlee 3; Fem. g John Bede 1.
GlassOn, l. - -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
BaltusrOl Season Will Open TO-dgg
zcith BOgie Handicap.

An attractive schedule OF competitive events -
been issued by the handicap and tournaIneAs -
mittee OF the Baltusrol Golf CUB tns
event. a bOgie handicap. will take place TINS -
noon. while the club championship, playea -
annually is scheduled for May Is and Oeto9s' s
Conditions call for thirty-six holes OF Heo-5 :.
In each instance. The championship cup ESt--u'-- W.
come the permanent property OF the player
it three times
Work on the new clubhouse OF the punA-0-'
Country Club is progressing favorably- Ihe -
dations are all in and a start has been mas :,
the superstructure- The stock melnoe-s--- u
this club has all been subscribed, and 49, 49,.
the course IS being pushed rapidly N Ss S, ,S,-l.
ton OF having u m good shape ioI 'I's ms
The tenth semi-annuaI 1hirty-six hole meaal -
handicap. open only 10 members or the Cu-.s- 49,.
Club. will DC held on the course OF the 81 - 49,.
Golf Club. at Chauncey. on Wednesday. hAl-s
will be based. so far possible. on the n,- -.
tan ratings and there will be prizes for " w 49,
best net scores The eommitteg consists IS srSrS 4
O. Fox chairman; Robert L HarrlsOn - - =
Moore. Ar1nUr H. LOckett. and Richard , -
secretary.
An energetic policy is be maintainea z.
BriarcIm Golf Club formerly the Mount -.
Field Club this season The course Is no" 49,
cellent condition. and new steward Is u 49,
of the clubhouse. The officers are ss 0e'sirs
81 BiacEinSr: secretary. Walter ". Law. e.; 49,, 49,
urer Richard Dcrlng. and captain JOhN =
The New Brunswick Golf Club opened 10 - -.
season on Saturday. Kendrick r. Wilson. -, 49,
tain. has arranged matches with the 9---,. 9--- ~.
Golf Club COlonia Country Club. New W m G
Club. Trenton Country Ctuo, SIPNf1SSp NfS,p ~ NsA.
Elizabeth and the Forest Hhl Field Cier' =
ark.
After period OF uncertainty. the hieni- 49, ~
Golf Club and the I.archmOnt Yacht Cluo u l., 81
ceeGed In arranging matters 50 as 70 eO'.- ,-- a
present courses for another season Ss,,Sf5Ts Ss ~
LarchmOnt the same conditions as - Rishrnoa@
prevail The only thing Worrylns II~,ecf ~ ~ -
Hin members is a threatening encfOast''i
Long Island Railroad
Dave Hunter. the professional q tne = IS
County Country Club. Is again az me W r.
game In six consecutive rounds q tns -. "a.
Gently he returned Hve 7O's and one ". tss st
ure Of the latter was the way he ~ nl~e eSx-srA.s u
six holes for a stroke better tnan ~
threos-
The annual spring handicap of ths ~ ~
Produce Exchange Coli Club VIII % 49,. He.@ VII
KnoIlwood Country Club on THURSDAY. a-.L
be the usual Class A and divisions. ~ TX.
second and third prizes. % saw nothins =. - ,hsi
orS handicap Incidentally. &c . Eull1ssss s,ysfa
United states Golf Association rules WI
wherever practicable.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
ODDS FOR BROOKLYN.
Table Shoeoing Course of SpecuIa-
ton in the Winter BOOlcS

The course of speculation in the winter books
on the Brooklyn Handicap. which IS to bo run
next MONDAY at Gravesend. is shown by the
lollowlng table Of opening odds March 3D. the
odds of the third week of April and present
prices against horses that have been backed
more or less. and from which experts believe
the field will como.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
SCRATCH MAN WINS ROAD RACE

The Roy Wheelme1 of New York held a 1O-mi,.
closed club handicap road yesterday az Valley
Stream. Long Island. Charles Nerent a scratch
man, finished first, in % minutes 80 as seconds
winning first time and place prizes John Platt
Charles Buck Henry Lasernate and George Cunzer
finished behind NeTent, in the order named.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

start was made on Saturday in the team cham
pionship matches Of the East Jersey Golf League
The Suburban Club OF Elizabeth went to tho nee
Vile GoM Club and lost by score OF 10 I rrha
Forest HiI Field Club team went TO the Glen RIDGE
sist OF five players and each indivduoI ~. con- .
counts one point. t 4'n'cH
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

Cincinnati May 1S.-Superor hitting with men
on bases won for the New Yorks in the game with
Cincinnati to-day. Weimer knocked out OF
the box in the third inning.
Bresnahap retired in the Afth inning. having
beer slightly hurt in a previous inning by being
hit with a pitched ball. Because of the immense
crowds hits beyond the felders counted for three
bnses The score fOllOMe:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
CUBAN X GIANTS BEATEN.

The Loughn Lyceum Baseball team defeated
the strong Cuban Y Giants at williamsburg yes
terdav by score of TO .. The score follows:
Loughlin Lyccum 30 04OIOl Il i T.
Cuban x Gtants.......3 0 O-5 8
Batteries-Loughlip Lyceum. Herman and Poole.
Cuban Giants. Munoz and Garcia. -'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
BROOKLYN BEATS CHICAGO.

Chicago May 1S.-Brooklyn defeated Chicago to-
day overcoming an APPARENTLY safe lead in the
eighth lining a triple, a single. Pfeister's wild
throw and a long hy. StricIlett pitched strong
game BY this defeat the Colts surrender the
lead to the New York Nationals. who from
Cincinnati The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
Itted for Chech in the ninth inning

Sinstn3sP Esw 99Fk .. Q 9 3 9 &
runs-CIncinnati. q New York. 4 Two base
hits-schlei Bresnahan O. Gilbert Three base hits
McGinnity C2) Stolen bases-Donin. McGann. Mertes
Double pays-Corcoran to Barry: Barrett Barry.
Struck out-By Chech. /; by McCfinnity. l. Bases
balis-On weimer. 2; on Cheeh. 2: Of MeGnnity. g.
Hit by ptcher-By Chech, 3 Passed ball-SchleI. Inn
ings ptched-By Weimer 3; runs. .; hits g. by Chech
g. runs hits. s. Time, 2:O5 Umpires-Johnstone and
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New York, s; Cincinnati T. Boston 8; ST. Louis 1.
Brooklyn. s. Chicago 4.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
LuPlN STAKES FOR mAINrENoN

Paris. May ls-William X Vanderbilts Main
tenon the Lupin Stakes. for three-year-olds a,
ten and half furongs. at Longchamps TO-DAY
The stake was worth IS 000 10y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
Doubtful starters
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES FOR To-DAv

The remaining two dozen ellgbles are quoted at
fancy prices ranging from so to 500 TO l.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

hits1sheclard schultz SteInfeidt Three base hits
Sacrifice hts-Tinker. Maoney, Jordan
Lumey stolen bases-schute steinfeldt Double plays
-Pfester Tinker and Chance Stricklett, Hummell
Jordan Hummen, Alperman and Jordan. Struck out
Pfeister q Off strickett. 2 Time. 2:l7 Umpire =
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.

The champion Giants only played three games
last week, and as they lost two Of them their
place at the head Of the percentage column was
forfeited, and they lost ground in the National
League pennant race. Chicago is now in the
lead. having won i've and lost two games UP TO
and including Saturday. Brooklyn won one
game from New York, but lost three, and is still
q bad last The Giants have no easy task be-
fore them this week. for while they should more
IN Cincinnati, Pittsburg will give the champions
a hard fight in the four games scheduled in that
city. Chicago is playing a fast, snappy game
and Is quite likely to hold the lead for the week
az least. In the American League the Highland
ers had disastrous week, winning one and los
ing three games. The team seems to be most
uncertain playing championship baseball one
DAY and schoolboy baseball the next. Il was no
discredit 10 be beaten by Cleveland as the
Spiders have a strong. well balanced team but
better things were expected. Washington which
Jed the league a week ago. is now in the second
division, having lost three out Of four games.
philadelphia, the American League champions
ere now safely IN first place with Detroit Cleve-
land and St Louis following.
Hardly a week has passed since the baseball
season opened that McGraw manager OF the
Giants. or some OF his men, have not been pun
tshed for fruitless objections TO the rulings of
the umpire In Saturdays game at Cincinnati
McGTaW and McGann were again ordered of
the neld. The most ardent admirers of the
Giants deplore this, and are getting heartily
tired OF it. and it seems high time that some
drastic steps were taken TO prevent the con-
gtant fault finding and kicking which brings
oiscredit 70 the champions Clark Griffith, man
ager OF the Highlanders, also caused a disturb
ance last week which must be deplored His
words and actions were such that Tim Hurst
the umpire completely lost his temper and 40
refused TO leave the field. Both men should be
severely punished, for while Griffith was the
cause Of the trouble, Hurst should have con-
trolled himself on the field and called on the
police TO eject Griffith.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
SPORTING COMMENT
Nesos and Viescs on Current Topics,
amateur and Professional.

The outdoor sporting season is now so well
advanced that the newness has worn of, and
racing baseball. golf and the various other
branches have settled down for long and sue
cessful run The Giants and Superbas are
travelling in the West. but the Hlghlanders will
be az home at American League Park, where two
games viii be played with Cleveland and four
with ST Louis The first spring meeting OF the
Westchester Racing Association will be contin-
Ted at Belmont Park. while the golfers. cricket
crs and those interested in all the other branches
OF sport will find plenty TO amuse and enter
tain The week just closed has been a partic-
ularly active one. The Metropolitan Handicap.
by John A brakes Grapple. has gone
down into turf history; the local baseball teams
have had rather the worst OF the games played;
Yale and Harvard again met defeat on the col
lege diamond; Walter J. Travis won the first
hig golf tournament IN the local district; Willie
Hoppe negained TO some extent his lost prestige
b. winning the big billiard tournament in Chi
cago, and Jay Gould was beaten in the chal-
Ienge round for the court tennis championship OF
Great Britain. but earned high hOnors for ac-
cOmpiishng so much abroad on strange courts
and under changed conditions.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

nasrbalI To-day, r. N. American Y.,,. =
=. L. Americans vs. Cleveland. A~'N'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal. o. Providence. 2
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
BALTIMORE TROUNCEs TRo1

Troy. y, Y, May 1S.-Troy, of the State League,
and Baltimore. of the Eastern League. played an
exhibition game to-day at Albany. the latter win
ming by score Of 10 to 3. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
BOSTON. 8; ST. LOUIS. !.

RH E.
ST. Louis 80 0 O-l 9
Batteries-Boston. Lndaman and Needham St
Louis. Druhot and 'Slattery. Umpires-Carpenter
and
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
HOPES FINE RECORD.
Boy Billiard Champion Played y ct
Grams to lStandstiU.
RECORD OF CHICAGO TOURNAMENT.

solSv EIoD0e 6..5: sutton 1120 Sl1sson. L Seoe-
Total innings d1o eletu ~ee-~e~
for tournament. q 3tS-das. ..... - cN,ro.
Hoppe defeated Slosson, chaefer. sutton e Ina
eated Cure Schaefer defeated sosson and cure deeaed
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Win from Cincinnati Reds
by Superior Batting.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
photograph by Penfeld.)

New York at Cincinnati philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games PLAYED.