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est game to lose ever seen on these
grounds. Carolina for eight Innings, play
ed fine ball, and Cunningham BANKED
the visitors, striking out ten men. The
eighth and ninth, however, proved Caro-
lina's undolng. In the eighth, Walker, at
ter two men had been retired. stole Sc
ccnd and third and scored on Harris's
tumble Of Graham's easy roller. In the
ninth, Maddux, for Virginia, hit high
fly back of short, which Harris and
Hanes let drop safe between them. Hof
hit to Cunningham. who threw late to
second to catch 11nddux, Patterson
mufring the throw. Johnson hit an easy
one In front OF the plate and ran to
second, and Hoff went to third. when
Rogers threw to first, hit Johnson on the
leg and bounded far into right-fleld. Mad
dux scored on the play. With the score
3 to in favor Of the Tar Heels, Wadson
was sent to bat for Chandler and ,Npnt
out, pitcher to first. Sussong hit to Cum
nngham, who threw too late in homo
to catch Hoff. With Johnson on third,
and Sussong on second. Lawler flied to
left, and Johnson scored the winning run.
when Hanes threw poorly in home to
catch Johnson. Sussons was pounded
hard and often by Carolina, but was
lucky in the fifth.
Single by Stem, James and Patterson,
coupled with Storey's triple, netted three
ca rncd runs. In the third inning three
hits by Carolina and rank error via
E7irtdil1'a's shortstop failed to net "a,
run; " 's2tT '''t'trrtss
Cunningham pitched gilt-edge game
for Carolina, but materially assisted In
losing his own game by his poor fielding.
The features other than the closeness
OF the game. was the excitement and
virgn!a's game rally, with the three
hits by Storey and Graham, Cardinals hit
ting and poor fielding and base running.
and winning catch by Walker In centre
field for Virginia. An enormous crowd at
tended the game. rt
The following is the score: r II z
Carolina .........,......O Q $500 o. 40 Z
Virginia ..............0 0 90 90 Sd 4 4
Bait cries: Observation-Disclosures and
Rogers: Virginia-Srsong and Chandler.
Summary: Earned runs, 3; two-base
hits, Chandler 8; base hits. Story and
Graham; sacrihe hits, James, Lawfs' and
Graham: stolen bases. Walker 2. Chand-
Ter and Susong; base on errors, Carolina 8,
Virginia /: left on bases. Carolina S. VIZ
g1nla Z; bases on balls, OFF Susong ], off
Cunningham O. hit by pitched ball. Ro-
gers; double plays Hoff and Johnson,
Hoff A1addux and Johnson.
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Montgomery Park.

. .
y MEMPHIS. TENN, May 3,-The track
at Montgomery Park was n triie slow
to-day 1.-THE favorites had the most dis
astrous day Of the meeting, only one get
ting past the wire first. Summarizes
; First race-mlle-Cotlllon Is to y lirst,
Nine Is to 81 second, Rhlneck goo to y
third, Time, La.
Second race--four.- and a half furlonEs-
Horace Z. q to 81 first. Judge I.envy GO to
y second, Rlheman Us to y third. I'nre'
56 IL,
Third race--seven furlongs-TInrry
Scott q To y first, Nealon q 70 % second,
Telcgrnpher q to. y third, Time, l:2a
Fourth race--mile and hree-sixteenths---
Jack Young Is to y first Marshal Ney @
to j second Thistle Do % to third.
Time, 2:92 1-2.
a to IL mt, Elastic q to u second, Ro-
dolfo q to j third. Time. l:1G -,
J, SIKH race-mlle. selling--lllghland t'ling
eco to ID first, jungle Imp. q2 to y sec
ond, Uncle Henry Is to y third. Time
1:43 "a
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DAY AT JAMAICA.
Columbus Stakes Won By Yazd.
Sixth Race for Halifax.
tBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
4 NEW YORK, May 3.-The only two
successful first choices to win at Jamaica
to-day were Acrobat, in the fifth, and
Halifax, In the last. The Columbus
stakes, selling. the feature event went to
Yazd at Z to 2 with the favorlte, Gala
bash, second. and Caprice third. Sum-
mnries:
First race-selling, five furlongs--
Clements a to y and (S to 81 first; Black
mate: e to- . and e to 81 second. Round
Dance (6 to y and e to y third. Time
/ ZOE Is.
Second race-selling. mile and six
teen tn Consuelo II. q to y and (even)
first Lord Badge GO to y and &c to y
second Jane Holly 40 to y and a to y
third. Time. 10S 20.
Third race-Six furlongs--C Colossal Is to
s. first, Monet q to, 81 and e to b second,
Garnish Il to p and q to 81 third. Time,
1:15 49,
Fourth race-The Columbia stakes, SELL
ing, mile and n sixteenth Yazd q to .
and Il to 81 first, Calabash III to 1o) and
t(2 to 81 second. Caprice Q6 to 81 and q
( to 10Y third. Time, AS AS
Fifth race-Five furlongs-Acrobat g to
~ and c. to 81 first, Ida Jones a to y
and Is to 81 second, Kernochan q to y
and Is to 81 third. Time, 1O2 4-5
Sixth race-IFive and one-half furlongs--l
Halifax III to 20) and (ouD first, Pater
e to y and Il to p second. Molle Dono-
hue 40 to y and e to y third. Tine,
1907 1-5,
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LYNCHBURG GOES DOWN.
Bentley, Catcher, Hands Lynch
burg Game to the Norfolks
Especial to The Times Dlspatch)

Especial to The Ilmes-Dlspatch'l
LYNCHBURG. VA, May S.-Bentley.
who caught his first game for the locals
handed this afternoons game to the Ter
centennials by missing the third STRIKE
on DIngle. the first man up in the first,
and then throwing the ball Wild to first
Russell forced Dingle at second, and
without the errors, would have been an
easy out at first. Evans famed, making
the third chance, and then nome run
by Benbow scored Russell ahead OF them.
Reiss struck out eight men. including
tho one lost by Bentley, and IT his sup
port had been good, the flnal score would
have been 8 to 2 In favor OF the locals
but the game goes to Norfolk by to B.
Rain stopped tho game at the end or
the fourth but two more were played
afterwards, until the second storm caused
the game to be called. Norfolk played
the best game in the field, but the work
in tho box was ragged.
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nelius did the twirling for Danvile. and
his work was the best seen here this
season. He had the situation completely
in his hands at all stages, and the
..Truckers'' never had a look In. Jones
pulled down q long fly from McDonough's
bat In the ninth that looked like a double,
and two runners were prevented from
scoring Revell pitched for Portsmouth.
and while he was only found for eight
safeties, all of them came at the right
time and figured in the scoring. zurla-
ges homo run over left field fence was
the longest hit Of the season up to this
time. and sent in another run ahead OF
him. Cornelius was on trial with Mana
ger Benny. Manager Reynolds heard
this and had the star twlrlers name to
Portsmouth contract within an hour
after the game. Score:
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Second race-seling, SIX furlongs-
Carew e to y first, Macumber 90 to y
second, Hadur e to 81 third. Time,
ZIG rs.
Third race-four furlongs--Alanc Us to
y first, Victoria B. Is to y second. Edith
M. g to y third. Time. 80 20.
Fourth race-handicap. seven furlongs-
Kcrcheval &c to 81 first. Coruscate az
TO y second, Fortunate e to y third.
Time. 1:24 is.
Fifth race-steepechas short course
Rejectable e to ~ first. subador Is to
y second. Chanlay a to y third. Time.
2:57 3-5.
Keynote q to 81 first, Juba e to y
second, Fonsoluca Is to D third Time.
.1:5O3-5.
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70 plny Int schwartz was himself de-

to play. but Schwartz was himself de-
fcnto by Nelson Whitney. Tine latter,
Lawrence Eustice, p. NJ Buokner q, and
Leigh Carroll, all Of this city, qumlinIed
ups was also cloan, ties being frcqnent.
The hamdicap championship will be play
ed tomorrow and all tho finals Will take
place Saturday. i.
officers were reelected and Atlanta was
chosen as I he next place of meeting.
Ono hundred and fifteen players arc
present. tho largest number at amy South-
ern tournament, and half dozen states
are represented.
An invitation tournament was played
at the club rs consolation event and G..
LINDSAY, Of Memphis, was the winner.
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Will Have Strong Team,

- tSneo1NI 20 TIE TI11Hes-DlsVFtVlE'1
have the best baseball team Ii her his
tory this year This much was decided
last night by the stockholders and pro-
moters of the national game, who are
June LIST tho home team Will be open to
engagements and Manager ]. D, PEBBLES
will gladly consider dates for his play
ers. Dates are now omen,
That the Emporla nine will he among
the winning class this year goes without
saying, when it Is mentioned that tho
Hobbs brothers, Of North Carolina, Will
be among the battery Games, Pop" Hill,
Bill bailey, Pearson, Hogan, Seagle and
other strong players will he in the line up,
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Results Of Yes terday's Games.
New York, s; Philadelphia, s

New York, s; Philadelphia, S.
NEW YORK, May 3.-The finish Of to-
days ten innings game between Phila-
delphin and New York was sensa tlonal.
Laporte won the game In the tenth with
q home run hit.
score: r.. III z.
Philadelphia. ...oo113oo0o 0--j II 2
New York. ......oS11OoO1 0 1-6 12 0
Batterics Dygert and Bowers; Clark
son, Orth and Klelnow. Time, 2:12 I'm
pires, Hurst and Evans.
Cleveland, 6; st, Louis. o.
y CLEVELAND, O., May s.--Rhoades kept
St Louis ten hits scattered and shut
off Howell. Rhoades was given perfect
support.
SCORE: ri, r. H Il.
Cleveland. ....ooo2oo13'- 0
st. I,ouIs.... $3.50 ooO0oooo-0 10 0
Batteries: Rhoadcs and Clark; Howell
and Hickey. Time, 1:45. Umpires, ConnoF
and O'Loughlln.
Detroit, 9; Chicago, 2.
DETROIT, May 3.-Chlcago's work was
very loose to-day. and on that clubs
errors OF Judgment with free hitting OF
Altrock, Detroit went almost as far as
H. pleased.
Score: r. n. y
Detroit. 1880 II 10oo5 20 "A 4
Detroit ,............11 0005'-9 II 4
Batteries: Nrulin and Payne; Altrock
and Mcfarland. Time. ZOO Umpire, Con
nelly.
Washington, s.. Boston, 4.
BOSTON, May 3.-The punching of hits
In the same innings that Boston made
errors, gave Washington to-day's, game
BY the score OF G to 4.
Score: h H. -.
washing ton. ......oo3o3oooo-s 9 l
Boston. OF 0100110-4 IS 8
Batteries Kitson and Heyden; 4arris.
Winter and Graham. Time. 1:47. Umpire,
Sheridan.
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WEST END Gun CLUB
OPENS TRAP SEASON

The West End Gun Club, one of the old
est as we'll as one OF the most enthusiastic
clubs in the State. opened the season yes
teriay afternoon with a good attendance
''Fairheld' was easily high gun with the
remarkably good score OF 40 out OF 80.
In the extra 30 he forged his run to 62
straight. Virginia" and "Cinco" tied
The attractive purses of $40 to the han
dicap men and IS to the scratch" shoot
ers are inducing quite lot Of new shoot
ers to become members. Ten dollars in
gold is to be awarded to the man nrahing
the best average during tho season,
The club will shoot every Thursday dur
Ing the season. .5R
Gall
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failed 10 fan, too, as many men as Laval
did, yet the southpaw lost.
WHO'S 10 blame?
Nobody can account for the Roanoke
victory. That Is no one In Richmond can
say that the visitors should not have
won. For at an opportune time. Diebold,
the Highlander twirler, connected rightly.
1t was DIehold who beat Richmond. lie
gent the sphere against the center for
two sacks, just at the time when two
runners were nesting close to the sacks
TO men were also In the crematory
when the runs came over. Roanoke can
give their pitcher the credit for the
winning OF to-dayg game. 5Sss.;
King Kelly, manager OF the visitors,
worked like a trojan for his aggregn-
ton, and he played left field as good
as any man could have done. In the
second Inning he relieved Jeter who had
sprnined ankle, and the work he did
after this was UP to the standard.
Were After the Umpire.
TlAro are many who believe that UNI
pire w. w. Hoffner was responsible for
the loss OF yesterdays game. There We're
two questionable decisions. One was when
Shafrer sent one to the left garden that
brought the grand stand up. The sphere
struck very close to the line and there
was a difference Of opinion as to whether
1t was a foul or not. But Mr.. 1otfner
said 1t was outside, and this stopped the
running.
The other play that seemed to be wrong
was when Laval went from second
to third and was called out at the sta
ton nearest home. Umpire Hoffner at
the time was watching play at first.
and could not have seen the touch
at third. yot he said that Laval
could go no further, This would
have tied the score and Richmond would
have certainly had another show at the
game.
1t was the same in Lynchburg. Nothing
but the hardest luck kept the Lawmakers
from taking three games there. It may
appear insignificant ut the time being
to tho grand stand and the audience, yet
one rank decision will change the entire
game. 1t did 1t yesterday. Mr.. Hoff-
ner's eyes will get letter rs the season
progresses.
Notwithstanding the fact that yester-
days game was one OF the best played
on tho local diamond this season, there
was very little enthusiasm. The same
teams meet each other to-day and sun
will do the pitching for the home boys.
Pass may twirl for Roanoke.
The official score is as follows:
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Summary: Earned runs-Danvlle. 2.
Two-b base hts-Zurlage Home runs
Zurlagle. Stolen bnses-Nickels and Nc
Kenzie. Bases on balls-by Revell, 2; by
Cornelius, 1. Struck out-by Cornelius,
=; by Revell 7, Wild ptch-Revell. Sac
rifce hits-Reggie and Woodward. Time
Of game--one hour and 40 minutes. UNI
pire-NIr. Bishop.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY j. B. ELAN & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers. h
c!oMMl ssIoNERs' AUCTION SALE III
-FOUR VALUABLE BRICK DWELL.s:
lNGS, NOS, 614-6t4 1-2 and 616 N .sSSs
FIFTH STREET, AND NO. e14 59aS
sSftsi NJ, SIXTH 4STREET.% 81

i,pursuance OF the decree OF the Rlch--s
mend Chancery Court In the sutt styled taelj
catered on the 18Th day of April, 1oos D
THE undersigned special commits sioner s
will sell by public auction, on the prem
4seS n the order named 1n"s below oc
the dwelling No. S14 North Sixth Street
being a two story, six room brick dwell n
Ing with the usual conveniences, with
lot 10 7-12x122 to an alley. and III iii EE}S,,#
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER $ssss Mi
at $3.50 o'clock z. NJ, the three modern
brick dwellings Nos. Ga, 6l4-1-4 and 618
North Fifth Street with lot 81. s-12x125
feet to am alley, The dwelling No. 4 GA
contains eight rooms, the usual modern'
Gl4 IA and GIG North Fifth Street contain
each about seven rooms and the usual vs. 81
conven fences md rents for $24O per q n
mum each. The Fifth Street &. property
will BIO sold as a -thole or separa tely:
MS may seem best at time Of sale. II
of these houses are In close proximity
to the Chesapeake and Ohio md iI4ocomo-a
tive shops. They have at all times been
steadily rented by a most xcellent class las g
Of tenants and both investors and home
seekers will do we'll to attend these sales
as 1t Is seldom that such desira Die pro p
erty is offered for sale. III N. 3ffss
Terms--Oae-- third Of the purchase a. 8
money IN cash, the balance IN three equal
1instnlnlents, nayabe, respectively, q u 81 !.
sale, the credit instruments CARRYING In
terest from the day OF sale at tn rate
of 6 per cent. per4anmum9 and to be evil evil
3denced by the. notes Of the purchaser
and the title to be retained until the
whole purchase money Is paid and q con-.
veynnce directed blythe court. or forsall
cash at the option Of the nllrchnser
f. II. TF1ONIASON,I5ss
w. M. JUST1S. Jr..,Es35sss
Special Commis sioners.
]. b. ELAN & Co.. AUG tioneers. 33sif
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PORTSMOUTH SHUT OUT.
Both Teams Put Up An Errorless
Game and Good Pitching,
TO The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times lspatch) M.
E PORTSMOUTH,, VA, May 3'--DalVills
shut Portsmouth out in the first game OF
the series between these clubs here to-
day. It was an errorless game, but
Portsmouth was outclassed In the pitch
er's box. The score was 70 .. Cor
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VIII Play Norfolk,
pecial to The TImes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The T1mes-DlsphtchO
FRANKLIN, VA, May S.--The Frank
lin Military Academy baseball team Will
play with the Norfolk Academy one day
next week, A good game is looked for,
as tho Academy boys have been doing
some good practiclng lately.
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Play the Athletics.

Especial 70 The Tlmes- l0lspHtch)
FORK UNION. VA, May s.-The, strong
feated IIoge's Military Academy recently
IL 10 0. will play the Richmond Athletics
on Saturday. very exciting game Is
pitcher who struck out seventeen men In
one game this season, Will finger the
horsehlde for the academy,
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Boston, 8; New York, o.

BOSTON, May Batter winning ten
games in succession, the New York cham
pons were shut out by Boston to-day,
tho locals batting IN three runs.
Score: X. n. %.
Boston .......2ooo1ooo'3 2
New York ........O 0 O 900 o 90 2
Batteries: Pfcifrer and O'Neill: Taylor,
McGinnity Bowcrman and Marshall.
Time, $50. Umpires. Emslic and Irwin.
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steeplechase. Sew
cral horses fell.
Jockey Pterce's
shoulder-bon was
broken. Summaries:
First race-sclllng,
four furlongs-King
Leopold e to y
first. Homeless e
to y second, spion
g to y third. Time,
I'm Az J',H
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WILL YOU EVER
Do Anything But Pay Rent?

r. WHY DO YOU NEGLECT the great
opportunities lying all around you7
How long have you paid rent7 Have
you anything bit rent receipts to SHOW
for what you have pnid7 Take out that
grip full Of ront receipts and figure up 4
tho total loss through YOUR neglect. Had
you saved this money, SEQ the luxurics Z
you could now supply your family ,ss
This month Is going BY, and $40 more
will soon be added to the above total
loss. When In the world will you stop
this awful drain which is sapping the life
and comforts OF yourself and family. sj rs
Think this matter over to-day. There
Is no time but NOW to do this all lm*s
portant thing. SSS
The question with every man ls, Pow
not by wish or desire, but by prompt and
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AUCTION sALES-This Day
BY. The Valentine Auction Co.,
6lS East Broad Street.
store Counters, Showcases, Coffee M'll,.
Groceries, Etc, Box couches, stand-
Ing Desk, Refrlgerators, Mattlne'
Chamber suits, Foldlna Beds,
Parlor suits, Etc, at

TO-DAY (FRiDAY), MAY 4T4,
at our sales rooms. No. 61s East Broad
g w,l sell Slightly tso shopworn me Refrisera
fors me duality Mating in full rolls.
several very good Bedroom Suits Sads Three nasS
~ ndaoma Mahogany Paror Suit, fine
I hs. Library Suit, Oak Standing
Desk. Leather Chairs and Rockers. inc
Brass Easles, Improyed Hanhat eno Lyps pc
Parlor and Nickle Clocks. Oak Dining
rabies, Oak sldeboards, Oak China Cases 1;i.
Dining Chairs, Lace Curtains Baby car
rlngcs, Wardrobes, etc
80 STORE FIXTURES.
Several good store Counters, MCKEE re,
Mil, small lot Groceries, Candy Jars, ETC.
These goods must be sold, 5{3
t'''5 TEE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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gaIne by the score OF
4 to 8. Previous to
this game each team
had won q game, Car
olina defeating Vir-
GINA, in Richmond, 6
TO !, and Virginia re-.
ciprocatlng the next
day at Charlottesville.
) to 0. The game this
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An Interesting Game.

(Sneclal 70 Inc Tlmes.DlsPutch1
WILLIAMSBURG VA, May 3.-One OF
season will be played on the college cam
pus Tomorrow afternoon between Ran
dolph-A:-con and William and Mary, The
William and Mary team has improved
considerably since the game with Rich
nfond College, and the game promises to
be close, FISK
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Laval, the southpaw twirler, signed ny
Manager Charlie shaffcr in Lynchburs
this week, pitched winning game AZ
Broad street Park yesterday afternoon
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HOFFNER COOL
UNDER INSULTS

Because he had been reproved by Um-
pire Iipffner while the game was In
progress yesterday afternoon, Catcher
Phil. Hinton became greatly incensed
after the ninth inning had been played
aud threatened to do dire things to Mr.,
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Southern League.

Atlanta: Atlanta. 4 Birmingham, 8.
= Nashville: Nashville. 4; Montgomery, g..
Shreveport Shreveport New Orleans
no game; wet grounds.
Little Rock: Little Rock-Memphis. no
game until Saturday.
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Will Be Field Day.

tsanecal to The Times Dispatcho
FORKE UNION, VA, May 3.-Next Sat
urday viii BIO field day at the Fork Union
Academy. A number Of athletic contests
have been arranged for the occasion. y
largo crowd Is expected to attend.
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FREE HANDICAP
FOR KERCHEvAL
Favorite Wins in Feature Event
at Churchill Downs, Beating
Good Field.
SEVERAL HORSES FALL DOWN
Yazd Captures Columbus Stakes
at Jan1aica-Day's Results on
Other Tracks.
SEVERAL HORSES FALL DOWN
fp., Asanciatad Prnss.

(By Associated Press.)
4 LOUISVILLE, kl., May 3.-kerchovai,
the favorite, won the FREQ Handicap at
Churchill Downs to-day, beating good
field. Rejectablc, long shot. won tho
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Basketball Saturday.

Especial to THE Tlres- Dlspatch.)
SCOTTSv1LLE, VA May ga match
game of basketball will be played on
Saturday between the schools OF Scot,s-
place at the tennis court. where dnnei:
will he served TO the visitors.
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Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn, d.

y 1H11duc1Pl11d, s. p ok1yH' +
PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-Philndclphla
defeated Brooklyn to-day In an interest
Ing and well played game.
Score: X. n. =.
Brooklyn ...03oo1o0oo-4 10 O
Philadelphia ~. .2Oo10020 - 10 O
Batteries stricklett. Pastorious and
Bergen: Duggleby, N1cCluskey and Doom.
Time, l: 49,. Umpire, O'Day.