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New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
CYCLE DERBY TRY OUT.
Raleigh and Eifer Beaten in Feature
Race at VaiIsburg.

Walter Raleigh and Frank ". Eiher. respectively
first place and first time prize winners in the Ir-
vington- -MiIhurn road race Memorial Day. were
both among the forty-three starters in the 25mile
'cycle derby try OUT yesterday at the Vailsburg
cycle track. but August Huron Of the Roy Wheel
men, won the race. This event is annual feat
ure at Vailsburg and is the Sunday before the
Irvington- -NIlburn. but rain prevented it a week
ago.
Huron won by stealing lap the field in the
last five miles of the Eifer might have fin
ished second if he had kept near the front. as he
gained six lengths in the last eighth OF mile hav
ing previously the special lap prize by leading
the bunch in thirty-ive Of the hundred laps
OF the race.
George c. Cameron. OF the New York Athletic
Club. thought he had the half-mile open
amateur. and did many Of the spectators but the
judges said Martin Kessler had defeated him by
less than an inch.
Three limit made things extremely lively for
the others in the three-mile handicap in the chase
after the dollar lap prizes John BedeI and Willie
Fem worked hard. however. and the dollar chas-
ing trio were overhauled the backstretch of the
last lap. Fem led into the straight. where he
and Menus Bedeu had interesting fight. but
Ashurst swept past them the outside and won
from Bedeu by foot
The half dozen competitors in the final heat OF
the haIf-mile open professional started of slowly
and John Bodell jumped away from them they
reached the backstretch. He secured such a big
eighth started. Menus BedeH had trailed
Fem while he was chasing the would-be runaway
and tried 10 catch him mapping in the stretch.
Fem was too watchful and fast, however. and de-
feated him by length.
The summaries:
One-luarter-Inile noviceWon by L. Lusardi. Newark
T. Phillips. Newark second Charles Heilbronn, Irving
ton. third Time. OBS.
One half-me handicap (amateurl-won by Martin
Kessler. Edgeconb Wheelmen tscratch); George = cam
New York Athletic Club scratch) second; Van
den Dries Edgecomb Wheelmen 30 yardsl third. Time
LOSS
Twenty-Five mile open (amateurl-Won by August
Huron Roy Wheemen; Charles j. Jacob. Wheelmen.
second: Adam Beyerman. New York. third: Frank W.
Eiher G + c. a, fourth Time. 1:O3;13 Lap prize,
Frank w. Erer 35 laps
One half mile open tprofessional-Won by W. :. Fenn
Bristol Menus Beden Lynbrook. second Floyd krebs.
Newark third; Alfred Ashurst Newark, fourth Tine
1:O52.
Three-miIe handicap (professionaD-won by Alfred
Ashurst Newark $50 yaris,: Menus Bedel. Iynbrook
yards second; W Fem Bristol (scratch). thrl
Charles Schlee Newark C50 yards fourth Time 63SS.
Lap prize winners-King, 6; Appleton g. Query .
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
HARLEM RIVER PARADE
Plans for Annual Water Carniual
To BE Held Nert .Sundau.

NOW that the Memorial Day regatta is over the
Harlem fdVer oarsmen are looking forward TO the
annual parade, which will be held next Sund,v
The parade will start at 2;3O p. m from the Daunt-
less Boat Club. The route will he over Tho S,oad
way course Of the Harlem River to the Nonnarar
Rowing CIub Last year the wives OF the nem-
oers or the Harlem Rowing Club won the prize for
the best crew in the parade. This wear tbera ,,,I
be several crews. made up of women in the o,.a,
John O'Regan, who will be in charge has al
ready issued orders in reference to the narada
According to the arrangements the New Jersey and
Hudson River divisions will be commanded by A.
bert Heyne, OF Hoboken. James Cassadv ~ Tho
RaveRswood Boat Club, will look after tba -,
Island division. All the boat clubs on the Harlem
River will be represented in the parade
There was considerable talk at the yarous cIpbs
the Harlem River yesterday of sending crows -
the Metropolitan Association regatta which v,iu
take place this month the Charles River az
Boston. All the boat clubs have received invi,a-
uoAs requesting the captains to send on crews to
take part in the races. The two four-oared creUrs
from the Metropolitan Rowing Club. which won
the intermediate with ridiculous ease AT the
Harlem regatta. are considering taking part In
the Boston races. They should have no trouble Ir
after rowing five miles Yesterday came bacR friS and
Many oIner crews are likely to take part In the
Among the f93aT-pared shells that will take part
IN the Lohs island regatta on June 80 will be the
Bro9kyn' New Rochelle. Union. Dauntless and
1t is not likely that c. b. Wood os the pbuaao,
phIa surge CtHn, VINO was defeated by Fred Shep-
lem Regatta. viii be the Iatters opponent e in ar
Long Island regatta Both men however" " viii
me, meet IN the f9nrth OF July regatta on the SchuvI
victories each over the other 1t will no doht 'Wo %
Of the best races of the wear i'' uount De
II at first thought that the phuo,.,,,
shell the Harlem River on Memorial onred nn
beating Columbia, Staten Island and Ravenay 'i LAY
but was disqualified because OF crowdinr ra,S1S ooN
compete IN the Long Island regatta ~ su tS no not
nounced however. that the will take nart a.
the Many wagers made yesfcrt - -, III
The Philadelphia crew would win. There were siso
he
Day. '4 Niei'orial
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
N. Y. US GOOD SEASON
"Gym" Team and Baseball Nine
Made Fine Records.

The overwhelming victory OF the New York Uni
versity baseball team over Rutgers College last Sat
urday practically brought close one of the most
successful years in athletics that the local college
has had. Two games remain to be played by
the baseball team this week. but the track and
gymnastic squads have disbanded and the lawn
tennis players have abandoned the courts until next
fall
The most successful of the spring teams was the
gymnastic team, which inflicted overwhelming de-
feat on Lehlgh and Pennsylvania and won a close
meet from Princeton. il closed its by win
ming the intercollegiate championship from Prince
ton. Harvard. Yale and Columbia.
The track team doubly unfortunate. Its
numerous victories In the last four years have
served 10 lift II out OF the class OF minor college
teams. but have not been sufficient put 1t in the
class of the major colleges AS a result Il was
difhcult to arrange a satisfactory schedule
The team was seriously handicapped by the acct
dents which kept Captain Tppett and other stars
from reaching best form. but was able to beat
Haverford. and lost to SwarthmOre by only three
points IN a meet In which New York University lost
two OF us best men by accidents in early races
The baseball team has been fairly successful
Victories were won over Lehigh, Rutgers the Tth
Regiment. Crescent Athletic Club, Union ST John's
and stevens, while defeats suffered AZ m.
hands OF Columbia, West Point. Lafayette and
Wesleyan. '
Dave Fultz. the former Highlander coached ,ha
baseball team. and expects IL to close the season
with a victory over Trinity next SATURDAY..
fhe lawn tennis team defeated stevens in tts
only intercollegiate contest
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
WOMEN ON THE LINKS.
Tn-City Team Match for Griscom
TrOpku This Week at Nassau.

beginning tomorrow. and continuing for four
days. the women golfers will compete over the
links of the Nassau Country Club. The programme
for tomorrow calls for the first half OF the Tri-
City team match for the Clement A. Griscom
trophy and, as the Women's Metropolitan COLI
Association Is the holder OF the cup. the Phla-
delphia and Boston teams will have 10 play to see
which will have the right to challenge the Metro
politan women on the following day
The Boston women will make every effort 10 re-
gain the trophy lost last fall at Morris County
The Massachusetts, team will he stronger than ever
The probable makeup of the Boston and Phlla-
delphia teams is follows:
Boston-Miss Pauline Mackay, Miss Margaret
Curtis, Miss Grace Keyes. Miss Kate Hurley. MISS
NJ. B. Adams Miss Harriet Curtis. Miss NJ. w
Phelps. Miss NJ. F. Phelps Miss E. Allen, Miss
Louisa A Wells. Miss f. S. Porter Miss E Phpps
Miss F. W. Batchelder. Mrs. A. McCregor and Miss
c. Shreve
Phiadephia-NIrs. Caleb F. Fox, Mrs. H. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs r. H. Barlow, Mrs. NJ. c. Work
Miss F c Griscom. Miss Florence Ayres. Miss A.
p McNeely, Miss F. McNeely. Mrs. T. r. Reath
Mrs H Toulmin. Mrs. W. Miller. Miss l. Windle
Mrs. E. H. Filter and Miss K. North
Each member Of the winning team in the final
match this year will receive a memento from the
Women's Golf Association of Boston. a majority
OF the players expected 70 be on the course for
practice to-day.
The first annual championship of the Women's
Eastern Golf Association will follow the Tri-City
matches. and will also be played at Nassau, Condi
tions calling for thirty-sX holes medal play, egh-
teen holes on Thursday and a like number Fri
womenS golf in this country that a championship
will have been decided entirely at medal play
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
OFF FOR POUGHKEEPSlE
Columbia Freshman Cre7o WaH
ProbabM ompany VARSITY.

r-ho co,,r,h,a crsvs will start for Poughkeeps-e
this morning over the West Shore Rallrod"- ~
trary to expectations. the freshmen VIII P.oIy
accompany the varsity. The necessary funds nave
-. -, ar+ireIy, ,aised but the youngsters have
heen told TO meet at the boathouse this morning
prepared to start. and they VIII theh DC 'oiu '"e
decision of the coach
rhora u,as another surprise yesterday. when it
was learned that II. 3. Post who was compelled
- 5iscon+inre work some time ago because OF i'll
health is on the squad selected. and viii probably
get back his old place in the boat The doctor has
assured him that his heart is again in good condi-
t,on and that II is safe for him 20 resume work.
Goodwin will give Post n try-Out in the boat az
once The only question Is as to whether the two
weeks of enforced dleness have so affected his con-
dtion as to destroy his chances of seat. A.
though he has been training carefully. he Is some
what weight at present. He will be a valuable
addition if he can get back into eOndition- He
stroked the varsity boat two years ago. and last
year was one of the strongest oars.
In case Post goes back, there will probably be
some shifts in the boat. and of the men trying
for No will probably be ousted. There have been
to date three candidates for this postion-White
Short and Earle. Goodwin has given all Of them
trial in the last week. part OF the time sending two
men out the same day Earle and White were
both on the freshman last year. while Short
was on last years vanity squad
When the squad rowed on Saturday Earle was
boated No. g. The rest of the boating
Braun No l; Roy. No 2: Heinrich No. 4; Ferris
No. 3; Boyle. No. s: O'LOughlin. No :: Mackenzie
stroke; Dorsey. Coxswain The crew averages
about 172 pounds the heaviest in the boat
being Boyle, at No. s. who weighs Isl pounds. The
boat is much better balanced than last year
The four which will probably made up at
present is exceptionally we'll balanced. II is made
up follows: Perrine. bow: Norris. No. 2; Ton
nellie. No. g.: Taylor stroke. The difference between
the heaviest and the lightest is only six
pounds. and the general average Is 157 pounds.
Twenty-Five varsity candidates and twelve fresh
men will be taken TO Poughkeepsie- For the first
time In several years freshman is on the 'varsity
squad Robinson came from 81. Louis school
that offered courses parallel to one two that he
is taking at Columbia, ana consequently the ath-
letic committee decided that he ineligible AS
he Is a good oaTSmen Goodwin put him in the var
sty squad The freshman squad has been rowing
well in practice lately. They average 156 pounds
running from 155 pounds to 175. The statistics OF
the various squads follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
OAKLEY PARK STAKES.
Short Races for the Grand Circuit
Meeting at Cincinnati.

Four early closing stakes have been announce
for the anual Grand Circuit meeting az OdAlss
Park Cincinnati. on September q 20 .. lnciuS'S
All races 8iu be in three heats OF one mlle ea-H,
with each neat practically a race by itseIl- -
means that Cincinnati has swung INTO lhe 'e1o-H, ,
ranks and adopted the short race plan so seH'i''
on the Grand Circuit this year
The feature OF the Oakley Park card IS as @ 1su-'
the Ohio, 2:12 class trotting, With purse OF 49,
The money in this race Will be divided as iONO%s, -
To the winner Of each heat or race SLVO' I" -, -
second horse in each heat or race S1V' % 'Ho ''N
horse in each heat or race. 500.
The horse standing best in the summary q, - -
end of the third heat will receive 500 addi'loI- a.
will be declared the winner of the race. -. ~ 49, 80
of a tie between more horses toI - ,y,nfil
ton IN the summary they Will trOt on lne ~ So Ir0
the winner is decided Horses 70 starr II 10
must he named on before June y -, ,a-ng
For the 2aD class, trOJting; the StS LASS, ssrv
and the 2.l5 class paclng. the tnree OS-' ,zsred
closing stakes q purse OF S2VVJ e4Cn - - f,l-
The money in these races Will DC GINIUee -
lows sa,a 10
To the winner OF the first heat or race; race; ~ ~ me
tho winner of the second heat or race -, 49, sseond
winner of the third heat or race SNt 70 .;- horse
horse in each heat or race, Sl-St 10 '4e '--
in each heat or race, SO. "a 9Th Al
Entries viii close Tuesday June Z, -,,.%Stion % O
bert H. Moore, secretary. oakley ParS, . ssliovs
Cincinnati. The meeting at Oakley IaiN
COlumbu Us and preCedes Lexington
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
LAWN TENNIS.
Play for Metropolitan Champion
ship UiU Begin TO-dau.

With large entry list the tenth tournament for
the metropolitan lawn tennis championship will
begln to-day on the courts OF the West Side Lawn
tennis CIub. at ll7th street and Amsterdam avenue.
Inc championship singles, the title of which is now
heid by Frederick B. Alexander, numbers forty
elsht entrants. while the handicap singles includes
hfty-eight players
This meeting is held under the direction of the
United States National Lawn Tennis Association,
and is the most important of the the
courts of the metropolitan district.
The draw for the singles which made yes
terday at the Yale Club, indicates the revival of
Interest In the sport among of the players
who have been rated high in its history The old
Yale hafback Richards who comes to the tourna-
ment with the title of champion of China is COM
petitor. The draw for the singles is as follows:
Preliminary nd-Prentce West Side. VS.
sehley: West Side; Bennett, West Side. VS. Burch-
ard, West Side; J; w Alexander, ID vs.. Anderson
Kings county; Fox, New York Holt Long
Yood Richards ES China. VS. Tallant West Side;
K9sgn6anm HaTlem ~; vs. Pell New York Holmes
lem 6 vs. s., Dionne. West Side; Bull. Crescent. vs..
worth. West Side: Hall, Hamilton Grange. VS. Mol
Ienh2uer Kings County; Freshman. Crescent vs..
New York; Il iomans, West Side. VS. Kearney
New York: Trask. West Side. Hackett. West
First round-Carleton. Crescent VS. Bryan. New
ment; Friedman. New York, VS.. Clark Siwanoy:
", b. cragn jr 7ta Regiment. vs.. Westfall, Kings
York II: G. Friedman. West Side. VS.. Pate Brook
York; Donald. unattached VS.. A C. BostWick West
Side. '' " -
The drawings in the doubles viii not be made
until tonight at which time the entry list will he
closed The list already includes twenty-eight
teams. and IL is probable that the list will be ma
terally increased.
me championship in this event is now held NV
Alexander and Hackett who will defend the mn
,,, InT C,hihplonship ~, womens singles will not close
the 49, t Ip" and from the present indicat tonf
! - Dlay ~ me Wofnen's event will be one al m
/ features OF the big meeting " ~ Oiie "4 tht
/ DHLIAs Ine progress OF the tournament 4bo
Ia ci,es VIII hegin each afternoon at 3:31 c'cocL
,b "a "a aiounds OF the club will be open TO thosf
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
THORoUGHBRED RACING

Inc enormous crowd which went down n Do,
mont Park on Memorial Day was a trfb,,,. -
'He Sport and showed plainly the yyondarf,,,
popularity Of racing In this state as conducted
uioef The wise and able control Of the lob.
NIIo. Ihere were many who did NOT besit,+o
10 pIeolct that Belmont Park was far abas5 -.
lIle uHleS' and thar II would be wears l,ef,r,
ihe bis inclosure would even be more tl,a,, -
il4eu' On Wednesday there were feu- go,
7'a's lh me stands and hardly STANDING roor,
Oh me broad lawns. The features Of the ,,e.l-
ron ron racing standpoint were the victories -
-'1i soili'Ster IN the Belmont Stakes. Good and
F'eHly IN The Whitney Memorial Steeplechase
reverse IN The Ladies Stakes Charles Edward
~ me National Stallion Stakes and Grams br,l-
LAM performance in beating Bat Masterson -,
1a'A fecorde time Many clever Judges do no,
hesitate 10 pronounce Oran the best ty,o-,,e,r-
Do SHOWN this year. and his neetins ,r,,b
mares Edward. Superman De Mund and Con-
Nlle' winch must be ranked at the TOD To date
VIII be eagerly awaited The seco,d - :
q oelii-cfl Park has been better than The a.,
sAo Liere is promise Of good sport in ths ,brcs
- - eiiat 10 are Ieft before the return to Graves
- oii "a inGtsday. The Van Corflandt Handicau
- .ue Aieacow Brook Hunters SteeDlechos Sc
re on ne card tomorrow. while tb,. tivtI1,as
20. Hle closing day are the Eclipse StaIree Co.
chase --N -N''t4oilal Steeple-
Although il is said on good autbor.ty ,ba, ,ha
stsN-1tes OF the Jockey Club are considerInJ tha
LDNlsaellty OF giving the starter more lat9tn1o
n getting the Iields away bx U,i,bS 49,, itI' ~ ~
AHIo alo Iast rule OF having the borsae -
- tuil STOP al the barrier, Mars Cassid,, saws
'i4al ne Is satsnec with the present e,,.,eyy, -
8 not particularly anxious for a c,,s,,S IA r.. a
.hs II ali IN all the starting has bee, o,,,. n
20 the standard. and while il Hyonld 10 qulIS W., ~
40 some iHflher experimenting with the eta -
ng problem. IL is hardly likely thai L,, 80
iults would lie shown. 'ei Ie'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
COLLEGE RASFRATI

The victory Of Princeton over Yale in the first
game Of the series between those teams was not
ss decisive as the recent work of the two teams
would have led one 10 expect Yale outbatted
the Tigers, but lost on errors which We're not
nnued the good record of the season, which
gives the team the undisputed lead in the col
lege baseball world. The second game with
Yale viii be on home grounds, and a victory
would make the Tigers claim to the so-called
college championship the cIeanest in recent
years. Princeton has only lost four college
games this year, to Georgetown. Brown. Penn
sylvania State and Mercersburg Academy.
Georgetown was beaten twice, and Brown once,
however. while two victories over Cornell and
Harvard and the defeat Of Yale, Dartmouth
Andover. Pennsylvania, Wesleyan and LAFAYETTE
leaves little question Of the right to FIRST nIace
The defeat by Pennsylvania State College on
W Wednesday and the even break with Brown are
Lle oIly clouds on the title. Yale could not IN
an fairness claim the championshiu even II che
WINS ule princeton and Harvard series which ie
Iol without the bounds Of possibility TIL
tgaiA was beaten by Brown on "Wednesday for
me second time this year. and the Ioro,,jderca
nine Is deserving of second placa "a a. a.
Sinlt .I me sound beating by Holy Cross ~,
SATURDAY Cornell showed inproyeynert 1ast
eA- a--u pE victories over PENNSYLVANIA and
diNdio IS IN line for third place al-bo,,ot,
beaIen by Yale ten DAYS ago IF Vi hlf,,-
t-'iI Naid, cornell VIII have be content ,,-J+t,
Iourth place Holy Cross Dartmouth EIar,,a-5 -
.'4o'eI S'hoo4 team, Williams. Amhe~st
s'loNl, feinSyl ylVania, Columbia and W.
ieNal are IN a pretty tangle hut r,rCI,. EI,, -
serve ranking in about that order Penns,.i5..-5.
1tale Is not included. as II has hardly 'rIs,--5
enough games with the Eastern colleges 70 -
coislaeneo on what the team has shown NJ,
ever, II would rank high "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULT OF GAME YESTERDAY.
Providence. I; Montreal. ..
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
CROWDS SEE AUTEUIL RACES

Paris. June 3-W. K. Vanderbiit's Gibichung won
the Meudon Stakes. hurdle handicap. at one milo
seven and half furongs, Auteun TODAY
The Grand Steeplechase de Paris. at four miles
and half furlong, for purse OF S3i go was ,,,
by CASTOR Dreyfus's Burgrave II. Thirteen borses
started. -'0'Se9
The brilliant weather brought out enorr,or
crowds 10 witness the sport. President FaIiAreIss
attended - N-F'"IIdls
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Brooklyn and Boston Nationals played one Of
the recently scheduled Sunday games at Washing
ton Park yesterday the home team winning by a
score of to /. Mcintyre strained his back trying
70 reach Doan's grounder, in the third inning. and
Scanlon replaced him.
The features of the game Maloneys batting.
which brought in all of Brooklyn's runs, and Ber-
gems fine running catch of Needhams foul fly. The
score:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
CLEVELAND. ?: CHICAGO. o.
SYRACUSE BEATS BOSTON AMERICANS.

Syracuse, June 3.-The Syracuse team OF the New
York State League defeated the Boston Americans
here to-day by the score of to 8. The Syracuse
team outfelded the visitors, and carried off the
hitting hOnOrs. Dineen pitched three innings for
Boston, and was then relieved by Winter. The
Syracuse ...............O l 3 0 o 0 0 x-7 10 l
Boston ..................1 0-3 10 3
Batteries-Syracusc, Maurer and Trainor: Boston
Dineen, Winter and Armbruster. Umpire-Cusack
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
.Apprentlee alIowar
TEST or HONESTY.

Congressman J. Adam Bede consustihs -,
tdent Roosevelt about minor federal apPoN''.f
In the Minnesota district which he represeA'ysr, ~,
After making several inquiries about the na-., ~
President said. abruptly: lis he honeSI ses
An honest mani returned Mr.. Bede. - - rsii
here. Mr. President. that man wouldn't roo raaarsas
way company-not IL he had the chance. -n
City Journal
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
REVISED VERSION.

Optimist-I wonder why old Dogenes went
around with lighted lantern looking for an
honest man? A'i
Pessimist-Oh, he probably thought it was m,
lantern.-(C Chicago News. VIC
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The annual meeting Of the Eastern Professional
Golfers Association Will be held in this city this
afternoon. Nearly all the professionals in this
locality have joined and others will he elected to-
day. The election Of officers for the ensuing sea
VIII also take place.
A schedule Of competitions has been arranged by
the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Although the COM
pettive season is short, extending from June 16 to
October 6, inclusive there will be plenty Of action
while II lasts On August 2, and the ar nual in
Ntauon tournament will be the attraction.
Only five moneys have been offered for the open
championship Of the Western Golf Association. TO
he held on the links Of the Homewood Country Club
on June 2 and p The prizes follows: First
Sl5o second. 500; third So fourth. $50; fifth. s25.
spring handicap tournament of the East Jersey Golf
League, 70 be held al the Canoe Brook Country
Gun on Saturday. June 8. Howard Giffn, the
CHAMPION and Amos T. Dwight are among the
prominent ones who have entered.
An attractive list Of prizes has been offered by
the Fox Hills Golf Club. The season began on
Memorial Day and from now on until well into
week 10y ~
The new year book of the United States Golf AS
soclatlon' sent out by w. Fellowes Morgan the
secre .arT contains the addresses of 81 associate
ana % allied club members. 1t also has champion
snip records and lists of past and present officers.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MaIoneys Batting GiUes Brooklyn
Victory OUer Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TODAY.
New York at Philadelphia

LEAGUE

BROOKLYN 8: Boston. l. Chicago. 4: Pttsburg. 1.
Cincinnati !: St Louis St Louis. 3; Cincinnati. o
(hrs' game). (second game).
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
DETROIT. s; ST. LOUIS.

At St. Louis: r. H E
Detroit o o 0 . 1-6
St. Louis ......-........0 o 0 O-1 6 4
Batteries-Detroit. Mullen and Schmidt; St Louis
Petty and OConnor. Umpres-Evans and Con-
molly.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 2: Chicago .. Detroit. 8; St Louis l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-04

Earned run-Brooklyu. Tyyo-base hit-Strobel Three
base hit-Naloney Sacrifice htLewis. Stolen bases
JORDAN an4 MaI2ney- HS-On Mcintyre, IN three
Boston Brooklyn First base balls-On Scanlon.
Pfeffer Hit by pitched bal-By Mcintyre. l.
struck out-By Mcintyre l. by Scanlon, 3; Pfefer
Time. 1:29. UmpreS-Carpenter and Johnstone