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WOMEN PLAY TENNIS.
Mrs. BarEer Wallach Easily Wins Match In
Pennsylvania championship

PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-The Pennsylvania
State tennis cha mpionship for women was
continued at Haverford to-day In rather
sultry weather but before a much larger
crowd than on the first day,
Mrs. Wallach easily defeated Miss johnson,
60. 60 Miss Harlan gained al almost
latter winning but three games in the two
Championship Singles-Fir s round-Mn. Bsrger
Wallach defeated Miss Johnson. 90. 60. MISS
r. Harlan defeated Miss Maule. OIL. o.
Second Round-Miss E. Sears defeated Miss N.
Hirst. al, 60
Womens Doubles. championship-Prellminay
round-Mlss NJ and Miss +; Green defeated Miss I.
and Miss Hirst, 81, 6-8. o.. Miss E osthcinner
and Miss L. Ostheimer defeated Miss Oberteufer
and Miss Maule, %, o..
First Round Miss E.. r. Sears and Miss E. Sears
defeated Miss Chase and Miss Lycett, 81; Is.
Mixed Doubles Preliminary round--Miss T. R:
Sears and w. j. Clothier defeated Miss YarnAi and
Revans. Jt., o.. a.; Miss NJ. Sherwood and
H. p. Register defeated Miss Cohen and H. Patton,
"a, 10 Miss 5. Sears and w. A. Larned defeated
Miss NJ. SsyIss and II Il Seyres, "a 50; Mss
and r. Helme. b--1, OIL.
First Round-M Miss D. Green and H {. Thayer
defeated Mrs. Kane S. Green and S. j. Wilson,
60, IS.
Consolation singles-Prelimlnary round-Mrs,
Kane s. Green defeated Miss Potter, 81, o-s:
Miss N. Sherwood defeated Miss N ooerteuner,
First Round-Miss KimbAlI defeated Miss label
Sayres, 81, 60 Mis- Dorothy Green defeated
Mrs Kern Dodge, Is. So.
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cHp 200 ~ ti,a sFv ToeN ~ t',o
Tho chicago cubs allgs MgtphyI. srgd',
Niiaa eisb, kIietp, 0pened. IN The tHai yrsteta
fhsy TaGR'niays,stcd = ls,kal .vSi % ibs New
Npfks ~ the Polo, Ufouhds ahut,lnr We
Champions ott only iva NJ Tho home team
tscssTlhsss@, l. ' IA I'd Pic IT, .orf, ,s%st Was psnpsnts'
Ihrss nnssted Btown Sss = ,Wyss'sfy, tpS,t,ess
L Tnp Tor "" New Scths and acs them humble
snd the Cuts had The footers sad from the
70" 'McdInnHy pitched a good sane o. ball,
support and no hit,inE behind him he would
have been supethVmSg 70 have ae9omp'Ished
s sSy,O mere he S SeSp YS Ss d'd They 5'S %ere no5aafsplsySsSdd
very much, and their rabbits foot Wa, not
working They made wha, would have been
Cubs, and saain hit the ball hard but straight
Mr' ETers. the reatherweight. second base.
man Of the Chicagoa. was A whole infeld In
himeelt. He was a highway robber whose
field Of operations was he whole teT,itory
Of nine ground hits to the right got by him,
He took two hits away from Browne, by sen
sational stopt, not TO mention several others.
the game and predicted that his team would
win The pennant and the worlds champlon.
ship wa ~ enrs Hpsr T,n sV Sn klpIins
NNluN NN Nv hNhH W.
TO the little man:
Here's to you. Johnny Evers, a, your home on
You're sSom"tSlhns Of a hitter and a hrs, class heid-
ing man.
All the glory was not on the Chicago side.
Bill Dahlen was In Evers's class. Dahlcn
throttled bnse hiIs o him use hali h ,o S acSeP pusa
accurately, though several times out oil
position for 0 throw.
Hard hitting and hayward helding gave
the Cubs two runs in the first inning. Sheckard
whisked a Two Dagger down the first base
line and took third on Schllte's ri gzag in
field hit, CHANGE ht to Deylin, who fumbled;
and Sheckard scored Stein'eldt scored
Schultz with a hit. .,
There was a ~throbbing sixth inning with
one out, Chance doubled. He was run down
feldt took second on the play and tried for
the plate on Thinkers hit TO right, He slipped
when half way between third and home;
Brownies good throw In would have nailed
him at the plate, any way, but when he arose
he scrambled back to third, Bowerman
threw to Dcvlin, who mu1ed The throw.
The bases were filed when Evers was hit by
a pitched ball. and Brownies mun of Kings
long fly allowed Steinfeldt. Tinker and Evers
20 surge home
The nearest The, New Yorks came TO scoring
walked. He stole second and took third on
Giibert's single, which was New Works
maiden hit. A double steal was tried. and
Devlin was caught az the plate. The PLAY,
there was close, and the New lorks had
no hesitation in letting Emslie know that
they thought his decision that Devlin WAS
out was erroneous, The score:
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PHILADELPHIA WOMEN WIN.
ROsTOVIANS DEEENTED ~ FJRsr
TaIfITt ANffH
ttas paWltae Nsekay SetIsaal thempss#,
~ WWg ~ slFs NaftsW ars pss s9s
Hsa 0Haeam tlss VsIWmgN vie
Slatse aaa tggss ahgpte GO FweHty stsiss

fhefs 49, > atptiss In me orenlua NJ ne
vofneN's ffietiT matches zee efdaf ~ me
rhHadalpkls uoif tsse-la'lan's fepfesen'a
tiver defesiei ihs team " the Fpslor WnfueNs
tl6tf tssoeiai laN, hraded ~ Wiss Fautire
HaspaV haflBrs " rhampfdn. Nv y matches t0N
The SafsHh C6untfv ttuhs inke Was w. ma
~ iooh ~ ~ . pash iaWn and be'ief 10 fut
ovef than sven tho heautf btotnisHd Ehe
StsHnfs. winners and I1ssfa alihe Wsfe 10
lighted eth The course thia ahefnooh me
woneh's Ne, ropolHa an uoif Nssoeistign team
vii mer' Tho phtiadslrhla team In The mai
f0f he cup
fbe cont -, fof the t1enent 4 Nfiscom
cup dates 10 iefn anh va then con New
Work. and rhiisdeirhia New tofh I'D M,
Iosa the possession ~ Tho tfophy unth Hcs'on
came IN and hlaie the match A three cufrefed
ons IN igu9, lWa and iWps the Massachusetts
WON IN carried on the prize. hut Last yeaf New
Work heat bath philadrirhla shd Hoa,on
teams In turn. The acofe aeains, rhiladrl.
phlA Vas Ia 10 II and aaalns, Hos'on IA 10 ~
This year the couut IL Nv single matches,
the three point system having been thrown
out, Hos,on's hrst setback vas the defeat
~ Nisa MackAy. In o sensational match
for the national champion, eoina out In " 10
Mrs. Barlow's "a. who vas then 8 up. Coming
home In nearly perfect si, 10 Mas Maokay's
"a, Mrs. Barlow won but by . and ,, Mrs,
G., Y. T6x. who heat Miss Osaood by , and u,
also had NJ, with 1--we approximations. The
two play ed excellent golf 10 gain such low
totals, o. The round IL s.itT yards. Nisa
Grisoom. who beat Miss Adams by 3 and 2,
has heightened out her driving and vas MAX
ing no mistakes In putting, Miss Marssret
Curtis. stil covering a great distance from
the tees, won from Miss Gilbert by S and 3.
but Mise Harriet Curtis finished 2 down 10
Miss A. McNeely. The longest match was
between Miss Maule and Miss Shreve, an
Ambidextroua player who puts LEFT handed
and plays the Tong game right handed. Miss
bhTeve was donnie 2, but lost, on the twentieth
hole. Miss NJ; ". Phclps beat Mrs. fitE-
gerald on the nineteenth hole.
With ten matches In the tally. stood q TO =
for boston. but thereafter the Philadelphia ms
tp until they had the lead amid the greatest
excitement In the gallery at the score board.
Thu aoora.
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR BELMONT.
EcII pse Stakes and Grand National Steeple-
chase the Features.

The meeting at Belmont Park vii wind up
to-day with a splendid card. The Eclipse
Stakes for two-year-olds Ave and a half fur
longs, is a feature. with James r. Keene's
superman conceding weight to the Ormondale
Stables Gran. II. P. whitney's Jersey Lady.
r.. Hitchcock. Jr,is Conville. p. {. yohnson's
Tim O'Toole, sydney. Paget's Water Pearl and
others. Mr.. Hitchcock is strongly represented
in the Grand National ST. eplechase by Good
and Plenty and Hylas, who will meet Hsrcp-
ioid. Grandpa, Dromedary and others; Dolly
seven furlongs, with Pretension, Monet.
Astronomer, Vino and Mandarin 10 beat g..
LONGS. ives. Yada, Kings Gem. G%eranium.
Far West and Don't ASK Me are best. Two
year-oids will run in the second event at dye
BAH, Botanist, Royal Breeze and Toddles
figuring we'll. In, the fifth event az a mile
just so, Don't Ask Me. Nocena and Neptunls
have good chances The entries follow:
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~ Cleveland Hain,
~ Detroit Rain.

IT. LOUIS "a. ~, 0. NEW YoHK "a. L,,o
NJ. LOUIS, June b.-Iusty clouting OF, the
ball va = The q NINE ca rried out IN to-day =
game h,tween the Browns and the New lorks,
aud az tho Browns hit somewhat harder than
the visitors they won the game Vas the
first victory Of the locals over Grifnth a brigade
this season. 0rifth had TO call on three
pitchers in the course OF the "a me. but none
oil them could prevent the home team from
fitting, CHESHIRE went In first but had nothing
was drubbed to the extent of twelve safetiee
In six innings and then. retired. Clarkson
iist after the visitors threatened to pull up
alongside. the Browns got TO Grifnth and
cnnched the game with a. trio OF tallies
IN. fouis's scoring, whereas the local twirleT
was we'll supported. Elberfeld will probably;
be oui Of the game for a, week as a result Of
his loss if felt by the New Works. Jack OCon-
nor has been suspended indefinitely by Ban
johnson for kicking. The score:
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Mics Underwood. who plays with the
Oakley Country Club, came on in response
with borrowed clubs. yet she carried Mrs, Work
to the nineteenth green.
arranged last night by Mrs. Sanford. the
captain. She wants to have Mrs, f, 4.
Manice. but there are dificulties in the way.
is playing very we'll, her husband is under
stood to be opposed to her reentry into
tournament golf. Those who have accepted
and presumably await the call are sixteen
in number, exclusive of Mrs. Sanford and
Mrs. Manice. They include Mrs; {. ]. Stout,
Miss GeorEianna Bishop. Mrs. n, Pendle,on
Rogers, Miss +. Louise vanderhof, Miss
Gertrude Trayers and Mrs. II. F Whitney.
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First base on errors Brooklyn, 2, 81. Louisi I.
Lct, on bases So. Louis; : btroeas !; E,nt :, fiTst
S%trcllstl. $; by KiqrgeI Three base hl,nE,m-
Sacrifice hit-Stricklet,. Double plays Bennett
and Beckley' Hoelsksttcr and BcCklcyi HI. by
Time hour and IS minutes. Attendance-2 00.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. o, CINCINNATI, a
PHILADELPHIA. June Sin e game marked by
fec hltting and hose fielding the Phlllics won
the fBt game from Cincinnati this afternoon.
rrhe SrOrcs
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TEAM FOR DAVIS CUP.
Yard, KreIsh and Little 10 Represent
America In Preliminary I o md.

Special Cdble Despatch 10 TIE SUN.
LONDON, June SIN the preliminaries for
the Davis international lawn tennis cup,
which will be played at Newport, Monmouth,
wales, next Thursday. A. E. Wildins and
Poidevin will represent Australia. Holconhbs
ward viii be one Of the American representa-.
tlves In the singles, The other has not been
selected yet. Kreigh Collins and Raymond
D. Little will probably represent America
In the doubles.
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49, 0rF.
Se~ tovh, t,ose 0ame NJ Frre ,tU,ina IN
~, ISuls,

The New YORK Americans came a rtorrer
In n, Louis YESTERDAY Though theS continued
20 m, the ball hard, tho other aide hit II
harder, The New Works lost little 40 iaf A.
nfs, plsoe Was concerned. ~ the Phlladelphlae
los, again IN Chicago, The Boston Cleveland
game was called In the third innins on so-
count Of rain. with the score ! 10 u In CleNe-
and'A favor. The reeults'
NJ. Louis. %; New yesh q.
chicago. o. Philadelphia. o.
AZ cleveland Rain.
AZ Detroit Rain.
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The Brooklyns conquere the Cardinals
Yesterday in a hard battle. The scoring
began in the fourth, inning; when Beckley
single and Arndt's two Dagger. The Brook
iyns responded with two, runs. ,Lumley
tripled and beat Bennett s throw Of 1ordans
rrounder 10 the plate, Maloney forced
Jordan and came in on Marshal!s nun of
Bergen's hy. Karger's error on Lewis,
Strickletti s sacrifice and Batchs single gave
Hoeiskoetter and Mcbride singled for ST.
Louis in the seventh, the three singles being
good for one run. The score:
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SITIoHiL LHIdm.

NATIONAL LRAduT.
Chicago In New York; ST. Louis In Brooklyn;
PittsbuT In Boston; Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LRAoUB-
New York In 81. Louis Philadelphia In Chicago:
Washington In Detroit: Boston In Cleveland.
rAsTIRN LEAGUE. 4
Buffalo In Jersey CITY: Toronto in Newark;
kooheeter IN Baltimore; Montreal In Proytdetee.
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ST. LOUIS,
Tota ls 100, IL u 10
III .tohth inning

.Bs,,ed for clatsson In the eighth inning.
81. Louis. .... ,....-. y .
New York ... .,-..l o. u p.e
man. Homo III -Chesbro., Sacrifice hits-Jones;
Z. ConroY. H~srtsel Dluele play-keeler and
Conroy, Har1scll, Jones, o'Bren. Hemphin; Niles
Hits-OF Chesbro, IL In Q innings; on Grihth. 5
In / inning. Wild pitch--Stnith Bases on balls,
on Ches0ro. I; OF Smith, 8; of Clarkson. I. Struck
out By Chesbro, /: by Clarlison. ! Left on bases,
81, Louls, 10: New York, 10. UnipiIes-Evan and
Connolly, Time hours and IL minutes.
CHICAGO a. L., I: PHILADELPHIA A. Lat
CHICAGO, June 5.-White was In fine form TO .dsy.
holding the champions 10 one hit. while their only
run was the result OF a halk. Waddell, who pitched
after a long vacation, gave seven bases on balls In
three Innings and was succeeded by CoaRley, who
was hit hard In the NTH inning The score:
"" l puIflppfpuIl
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Left on b~ases-Chicago. II, Phllsdelphis, 2.
t2r.' stolen bases -Isbell, Tannehlll Sullivan.
Double play-Schreck and Brouthers t1rtt base
Hit By pi,cher-By Waddell, |. White Wild
pi,ch. Waddell. Struck out-By White, O.; by
Waddell. l. Umpire-Sheridan Time-l hour
and ii minutes. AUTOMATICALLY.
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Wright and Leonard Win Massachusetts,
Tennis Doubles

Boston, June 5.-Irving c. Wright and
Z. W. Leonard won the lawn tennis doubles
championship of Massachusetts by defeating
F. j. Sulloway and J. B.. c. Larned. holders Of
the title, in the challenge match at the Brae
and Leonard began poorly, taking. but one
game in the first set. Then they settled down
to strong, steady tennis and took the next
Both pairs suffered greatly from the heat but
stuck to the work valiantly.
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First base on errors Boston, 2: Pittsburgh;
Left on bases Boston. s: Pittsburg,s. First base
on balls on DorpsI. q on Llndsnsn.2 OF Lever,
by Lever, 8. Three base hit-Nealon. Two base
hits Howard. Neaion: Sacrifice hi -Beaun1ont.
mont and Wagner, Carpenter and Con.
way. Tme-i hour and 81 minutes. Attendance
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South Atlantic Leaeue


A. ColufnbiA--Columbl a. Q; Charleston, &
Al observation-disclosures. 4: Jacksonville, 4
Al Augusta - Augusta, s; Macon, !.
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Other Games.
AT MIpDLETOw E.
New York State League.

Al Scranton Scranton. a; Syracu SEQ.
Al Gloversv1lle- Albany, &. A. J. d c., T.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0, ~Binghamton- q
Az Utica-Rain.
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At MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY, 3; Memphis. q
Az Atlanta Atlanta, s. New Orleans, s.
a. Nashville - Nashville 6; Shreveport, 1.
Al Birmingham Rain.
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western League.

4, Renyer1psnyey 9: pee Motnes, q
Il oo@sSHsb s--DSi !: fineo SSI'G I.
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British Ambassador Is President OF Lenox
Cricket Club.

PIrrsyIELp. june 5.-Sir Mortimer Durand,
the British Ambassador. has been elected
president Of the Lenox Cricket Club.
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TotaIs.....s 4 50 II Al Totals. &. 5 Is I
DATED for Fertsch In the eleventh Inning.
,Batted for Mckinley in the ninth inning.
EewSIs. ( . Q oSSSSS o-s
Two base hit--Ronan SACRIFICE hits-wedensaul.
Tamseu. Stolen bascs-cockn man. Wagner 49,.
Tamse,t. .First base on hall;,on Pardee' ?: on
out-Dy fardee, g. By mckinley, l; sy Fertsch. ):
BY Mccarthy, T. HI by H,trnes.R ny psrdse l.
Newark, z: Toronto, 2. Left on ~bascs-Newhrk, 10:
Toronto. IL. umpfe-keIin. Time hours And
so minutes. Attendance 800.
AT BUFFALO.
Baltimore. ...,.... ooooooo1oooos-t 9
Rochcster. .......,.0 o / O. 5000 o IS 9 ?
Bstefies-Msson and Bycrs: Mclean And Car
risrh.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Montreal .......e Q q q q Q o % 9 3
providence 30 3 o 3 ii a 2
htierirs-Keef and J. Conner; Poole and Barton.
Baseball. Polo Gr'ds, To-day 4 r. NJ, Giants
Champions We. Chicago. Adm. soc.-Adr.
Baseball, WAshinston Park, To-day p. n.
Brooklyn W 81. Loui- Adm. Sc.-Ae,
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AZ Observation-Disclosures, s: 81. Paul. 2.
All other games postponed. rain.
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Lett on base York. 4 Cil,ago.6 First base
on balls-Of McGlnnlty, 2: of brown, I Struck
-.Shec&ard Chance, Sacrifice bits Browne. Brown.
Stolen bsses- pevlip, Gilbert, Slagle. Double plays
feidt and Chance. Hit By pitcher By McGlnnity.
J.. Empires -Emslie and ODay. Time i hour
and IN minutes Attendance n, 200.
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!RsSisd for Morcn In the eighth inning

Jersey City..".""".i q Q Q Il
buffalo. o l o o ! 4 o.
Left on b~escs-Bufalo. 7; Jersey CITY 4. First base
on balls on Moren, I: OF Ptanmliler; l. Struce
Home runs Smith, Woods. Two base hlts-Woods.
Kds,er. Sacrifice hitsrGet.man MnTray' Neon
Double play-Moren and Cassidy. iii by pitcher
nv prnckctt. /, Wild pitch -Moren Umpire
Moran. .Time-l hour and 10 minutes ATTEND
ance-i,s0o,
NEWARK. q. TORONTO, 3.
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S4X miles.

The trip began on Monday morning. the
party driving from Peter Goelet Gerry's
home at Lake Delaware through Ulster
county TO Kingston. sixty.hve miles. and
for the last stages of the Ave day outing.
All the coachmen drove and furnished the
team on the above Assignment. but Col. William
Jay and A. G. Vanderbilt did not oome all
the way down with the party.
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CUBS CONQUER CHAMPIONS.
SEW JORRs WEAR ~ THg SAT
tVD sHff ar
geVasuas FlsteIau W. BsAaeH en- SsssWHf
etefa legeeatyHs Meet taFtlEaia
ems VaAe eHtN t~eWseeHgtVs NsNt
ptaaatighfe eNd pftlshutas NtHEeSs

tfruUd lnteffefi baHsi srfles " eshtrt W
me vst iuual feHHie FHs hfelih fetsefdaf
thlf flnir IN Pastors dtfniuHHs I've Nfslsfn
iaams WefF hcHieF 0Hr W ihrH NeF trfN
heire fhWt out w i've rhitHe0s vhNe itr w.
tons ira' w r%fishUfs fhe Hfrntltus No.
ihr Cttitnsia se,i lsndsd ihcif Hftb sifalgh'
vateVt the p~lUsluNHftH Ftfe tHfHrd M
Itu.aNaV.Ht. IIa saaUIta
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van Inspected for Herkomer Auto race.

Special Gable Despatch TO TEE sus.
alhASKfoRT-oH-MAls, June S,-The CARA
n y are TO take part in the Herkomer auto
CUB fso Scoompetition q race for the Herkomer
yefe inn frankfort to Munich, via Vienna,
pfussis sPected to-day. Prince Henry OF
ID ddsssyssinhlns to-day. IL expected TO occupy
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PHILADELPHIA.


First base ON crrorS- Philadelphia, I; ClncLn-
natl. i. Left on bases philadelphia. 4 Clncin-
natl, 8, First base on Salls,.oG Plite1geIl 8; OF
g. Three base Wicker, Two base hit
Magee.. Sacrifice hits-Tnomas. Gleason. Ward.
Stolen base Magee. Double play-Corcoran,
Huggins and barry, HIT by p.tcher-By Pi,ten,
ger, 2. umpire-K Klein. Time-s hours and s
minutes
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TURF.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

MAY 10 TO 10. A q TO JuNE6
Train. leave foot Fast st,h st; Ii:9; liAg,
i:i0. 10, 1850, nto. 1850. ass. Leave Flatbush
Ave. n2og. 1910. u?iS,, l2so. l2t5. LOG i;iS iSo
days and Decoration Day only.
Parlor cars on the 1900 and 100 trains iforn Eagi
saith ST. reserved for members OF the Turf and Field
Club and annual subscribers.
Boxes on sale at Woldorf.AstoTt and Fifth Ava
MOTOR CABS AND MOTOR CARS
TO THE TRACK.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station on the grounda
New York Trensportation Co,
8th av. and teth Ct. Telephone 1880 Columbus
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EASTERN LE4GJ r.

BUFFALO, I. JERsEr cITf.c
I Bufalo put q cheek upon the pennant asplratlon5
; Of Jersey City by taking the Skeeters into camp
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PITTsBURa.

BOSTON. June 5.-The Pirates hit the ball hard
to day and won an easy victory. Stupid base
running cost the locals several runs. The score:
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SECOND RACE.
den two.year-olds; 5000 Added;

Bad start: won easily: Belgravla. b. or br. rs,
by Ben Brush-Bonnie Gal: owned by James r.
Reene; trained by James Rowe.
srroNp phCp
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Baseball, WAshinston Park, To-day Z r. n.
BrocSiyn VI. 81. LouiI Adm. Bc.-xss.
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The game between Newark and Toronto IN New
ark yesterday was called on account OF darkness
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Champions We. Chicago. Adm. Sc,-Adr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

Good start; won driving; King Cole, blk. c., =.
y Hemburg-Blac Venus; owned by Mrs. $. C..
ilIdreth; trained by S. c. Hildreth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
or three year .olds and upward:

Fair start: won handily; JAunty, b. T.. ,, by In
Roldsby-Tweedledum: owned b. ". n. Landc
man; trained by Kimball Patterson.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-26

ton indicating the party designation under
or with which he desires his name to be
printed on the ballot, and it shall be so
printed If he shall refuse or neglect to so
file such election, the officer with whom the
certificate of nomination is required to be
fled shall place his name under or with
the designation of either of the parties by
which he is nominated, but under no other
designation whatever The names of per
sons nominated by paper nominations shall
be pIaced on one or more sheets. under or
with the designa tion of individual nOmina
lions. and for this purpose no color sheet
shall be used: such sheet or sheets shall be
white; proyived, however, that the coupons
of such white sheets bearing individual or
paper nominations shall be designated by
numbers or letters to correspond with the
spaces or pockets provided for voting such
coupons in the envelope or folder and after
or below the name of each shall be printed
the party designation as given in his nomi-
nation papers, provided that the name of
the same individual shall not be placed on
the ticket under the head of individual
nominations if his name already appears
under a party designation. On the back
and outside Of every ballot shall be printed
the words: official ballot for ----. fol-
lowed by the designation of the polling
place for which the ballot is prepared and
the date of the election, the official indorse-
ment and blaI-k certificates in the follow.
ing forms:
i certify that the within ballot was pre-
pared by me for an elector incapable under
the laws of preparing his own ballot, and as
directed by him.