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kiud Vie versatility emhtlced baItins.
feldlns and base runnlls He tore cn Z three
baaser made two p]uSfling hunts, doubled ~
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aNf msfe he mos, ~ thsit h!ttias ,,,s no
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fancy work and cunning. braid effects.
The next team that comes along hcre Is ex,
peCted TO be wearing fringe and cap and
bells and maybe monoRfams embroidered
Jimmy Williams struck out. in the. first
cRase had touched on a double steal Dele
hanty was thrown out ~ first. and that, was
team. The second inning. was even less en-
ccnrs tng. as triple BY WALLACE = single ~
~ Brion and a mum ~ Ilherteld aV~ -tne
Mlasourians two runs Hahn made the first
New York run, ne, was 9 patient waiter
Flberfeld's on, aud Wallaee's tumble OF
ChAse's Rrounder worked him around.
In tho next inning Delehanty singled and
hurt his ankle stealing second. He limped
home on Hofman's three-banger to left.
Keller scored in the fifth by as clever an ,ex-
hibi'ion ot inside tactics as baseball contains.
He bunt ed 40 neatly that there was no need of
throwing the ball to first: on Elberfeld's
bounder to Hartzell, third base was left ,un.
covered. and Keeler did not halt until he had
arrived there. With the assistance Of Chase
he scored on the squeeze. sliding under Smiths
throw to Spencer. Chase got around on
Harizell's Wild throw and Delehanty's fly to
centre.
Hoffman singled In the sixth and was too
fast to be doubled at second on McGuire's
slash to Smith. although the ball was re-
layed to Jones in time To nip McGuire. .Hahn's
clean single scored Hoffman. Delehanty
made n fine running catch in the sixth inning
with two eX-Browns on bases. and in the
seventh Hoffman caught a liner and doubled
Niles AZ first by "A splendid throw. The three
balls that the x-Browns hit in the ninth in
ming were not all hot ones. Hahn hung onto
the first one, Delehanty smothered the sec
ond. and Williams speared the third. The
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billiards.

Louis Cure increa sed his lead over Villa m
Hoppe yesterday in the $500 point contest
at ls:2 balk line which the two are playing
at Hopes room. Both afternoon and even
ing the Frenchman did better work than the
youth, and oddly enough Cure made the 50 me
average in both blocks of 400 points. The
scores:
AFTERNOON.
cure-,s. S. 81. 10, /, 2 "A, Is. "A. 10. "a. o. a. Total,
400. Average. 30 10 .i3, High runs. a., ~. s9.
Hoppe-0, is. IS. "a, I. 0, !, so, 3, II. !. 4. Total,
1850. Average. II Gle. High runs, so, IS, a,
EVENING.
Cure-7. io4. 81. So. "a, 10. lo2, l, 20. 7.s,<. Total.
400. Average. 30 1918. High runs. i04, Zoe, IS.
Total for nve games. 1000.
Hoppe. :. 1, -, S, 9, Is. l, Q. IS. 81. 50, Total,
Isl. Average. 10 e.12. High runs, 81, Is, %. Total
for Ave games, las.
Brock and Muldaur were the winners last
night in the 1872 tournament at Days acad-
envy. Brock beat Weiner, 800 to l0i. the
winner making a high run Of So and the good
averaR e OF 1884. Muldaur avera ged o,
and defeated ewenburg 800 to 256,
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CHICAGO a. ~, O. WARRINGTON. S,


To,ais q : 50 Is ~ 81 ,b rG nIn;b ii nnnriinV = 10 j
S @a:sIS ton on. 3 SS 1888 IS
base hits -Donohue. Smith, Hughes. Two base
hits-Stahl, Jones, Davis. Sacrifice hit-Winlams,
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3; by Patterson. /; by Hughes, I. First base on
balIs-Of Smith, b: on Hughes, 1. Double play
Davis and Donohue: Donohuc and Tannchill. I'm
plTe- Common. Time hours and 10 minutes,
Attcndance+,179,
PHILADELPHIA "a. LIZ, 0: DETROIT. =.
PHuLApELpHIA, May l6.-A pair OF hunts which
rolled safely put Mullen In the air In the hrst Inning
TO day, after which Detroit was never In II. The
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NEWARK Z;
TIC NNoitI
TORONTO,

LEFT on hases-Toronto. 8. Newark. ?, First
Struck out--By Mccarthy, Q; by Carrick. ? Two
Cockman. Long. Stolen hases-McCauley, Yale.
Double ~piays-Gatins, Mailing and Brown; Thoney
and Loft. Hit by pltcher-Friok. White. Passed
bail-Loft. ~Umplre-Moran. Time hour and
SIS minutes. Atiendance-i.5oo
AT MONTREAL.
n, H., u.
m ........o o o Is I :
Montresl,......,0 O 0 I o 2 0 O..-S o 4
Batteries-Starken. Mcneil and Hearn; Mattern,
Dillon and Conner.
AT ROCHESTER,,
r., n. n.
Rochester. .....0 l 0 l q % a 3
Pro Vtdence......0 o q o 90 1 o
Battencs-Henley and S%teehnan: Nops and
Beckindorf.
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.n,,,.a n, r.,ru.rn IN NJ rG III lnnIGns !"

.Ra,sd mr. Ferguson tn me nis'h inning
EiH.Sgna $685. -
Two base M Rowerman Three .hase hit
yeai1n. Sacrifice hit Ritchey stolen hase
Leach. Double plays Dahlen and bowefmAni
Willis. wagner and Nselon Shethan. Ritchey ,end
NesLpn FIRST base on balis-On Ames. 9 on Fer
euson. = m Willis z struck out-By Willis D.
vs. Ferguson, T. Passed balls -Btesnahan I'm,
hires EmslIe and tombstone. TINE 2 hours and
minutes. Aitendance-eBt
%BRooKLY 2; ST Louis IN. H.. a.
81. Lorfs, May ie.-Brooklyn whitew ashed
ST Louis to-day. The feature was the pitch
ing Of Scanlon and the great feldinR Of his
team mates, Taylor's weakness In the first
gave Brooklyn the game, two hits, and a Tree
again until the hfth. when two singles and a
double brought in another run. The score.
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Totals Il 1929 10 0I Totals 30 3fes 10 /
Thomas out. hit by batted ball.
winning run made with one out.
Chicago ....0 O o y 0 o q n n Ii
Philadelphia. ........0 o o o o o o q o ~
First base on e~rroI-Chicago. Left on bases
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 4. Two base hits
Schuitc, Msree. Sacrhce hits-Sheckard. Stein
teldi Tinker, stolen base-kling. Doable PLAY
halls on l.und grcu, 3: OF Dnggleby, g. Hit by
pitcher Lundgrcn 1. Struck out-By Lund
rren q; BY Dugglehy. :. Umpires -Carpcnte and
KLEIN. Tfme-i hour and s, minutes. Attend
ance -4.70.
BOSTON IN. LIZ, 6: CINCINNATI, s.
CINCINNATI, May i6.-Dorner, who was traded
TO Boston for Chic Frazer, reappeared on the
local lot TO day and helped beat his one time mates.
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Baseball Notes.

There is no truth whatever In the reports that
EbeTfeld, Williams and Mcclure are TO be traded"
said Frank Farrell yesterday. The club has never
entertained any idea whatsoever of letting any of
they ere" -
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PhiiIadeiphia ..........:...S : o o i %
Two base hlts-Davis ", Schreekingost. %Schaefer.
Home run-Seybold, Left on baScs-De troit, 8;
Philadciphia, 6. Struck out BY Mullen, /: by Wigs.
z. by Bender, 3. Double plays-o'Leary and Lind.
say First base on errors Philadelphia, !; Detroit,
Hit by pItcher-By Wigs, /. Wild pitch Wigs.
PASSED ball-Palnc. um~pires-Sherida and Evans.
Time-l hour and IS minutes. Attendance 5,s63.
CLEVELAND. Il BOSTON "a. L),6.
BOSTON, May i6.-Cleveland scored. six. runs
In the NTH inning to-day. after two men had been
retired and this lead looked safe, Boston rallied
in the last three innings, punching seven hits which
gave them I'VE more runs. but not enough TO tie
the srnrp The score.
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loncy, Batch, First base on ballsIof Taylor.
2 Struck out BY Taylor, 2 by Scanlon; 2 Left
Conway. Time-l hour and Is minutes. Attend
Ance-i, 100.
CHICAGO ~. H.. I: PHILADELPHIA ~. L).O
CHICAGO, May l6.-The locals won out In a wildly
exciting ten inning game TO day Duggleby was
hit much harder than Lundgren, but held his own
until the tenth, when Slagle beat out a bunt and
Sheckard sacrificed. Schultz promptly hit into
right and won the game. The score.
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American Association.

AT Minneapolis Indianapolis, 4: Minneapolis, 2
Al 81. P~aul-LOulsville, 3: 81. Paul, a.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, 3; Columbus, 2.
81 Kansas Cty-Toledo. O; Kansas City. :,
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South Atlantic League.

Al Macon-Macon o. Columbia. 4.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8: Charleston, 0,
Al Savannah-Savannah, 4; Augusta, S.
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swarthmore Athletes beat LehIsh Rivals.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, May ie.-Swarthmore
won a good track and field meet to-day from
LehiRh by 90 points to 81. Five Lehigh
records were broken by LehiRh runners,
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New York state League.

Al Syracuse-SyTacuse. /: Troy, o.
Al Wllk 8: A. J. q c., 7.
At Standardization, 2: Utica, 0,
At Observation-Disclosures, 6; Albany, 1.
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Southern League.

At acknowledgements. 8: Nashville. 4,
At New Orleans-Ncw Orleans. g: Birmingham. o.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2: Atlanta, 1.
At Little Rock-Moutgomery. s: Little Rock. 2.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis In New York; Chicago In Washing ton;
Detroit In Philadelphia; Cleveland In Boston,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Pittsburg: Brooklyn In st. Louis;
Philadelphia IN Chicago; Boston In Cincinnati.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City In Rochester; Newark In Buffalo;
Providence In Montreal: Baltimore In Toronto.
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Other Games.
AT Il HAVEN.

Other Games.
AT NEW HAVEN.
william. s$$$s:S$i
Batteries-Ford and Waters; Parsons, Pratt,
AT woRcEsrhR.
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Bstteries.-o'prain Hoser,y and Tornran; EEan.
Rudolph and Mcdonald.
AT PRINCETON.
f fsinss,sn' oH": .":..SS 2dSSSSS2-s
Observation-Disclosures and Montgomery; Doyle and
Cooncy.
H.tsy.s,. ." ::::..6 3SSS5SGo- i : 8
1B,ssyytsssrNes.;Hartford and Stephenson; NewburS
IN AT YOUNGSTOWN.
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Ba,ts1es-Umstad, LOvejoy and WEIGH; Collins
II AT MEDroRp.
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ounn'"S"a"' AT ASpovER.
R RSTss!9 :.. ..:::".G S5SsSSS 2--s9 :
BSattenes-Fiies and Abbott; j. Reilly and Hen
Messy,
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TeGt,
Penn S.a,e.".."SaSi SSSSay
wf hss',lpsGai ss johnson and Se,sei; Net
niger NV At PHILADELPHIA.
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pf Batssriss~ k ;raisS and Young; Hail aud Hare.
AT HANOVER.
HB i $:;}:;.. .x,;$ $ Z. as,s!. 81, :.$ e..
AT PoRDHkh FIELD.
EG'e Hslss s agIeinn,:ss sGssgfSsG$
Battcres-W shankey and J. shanksy: Bliss
AT sr. GEORGE cRIcKEr GROUND.
S'sye2s IA SSSSS5.G
I fHa,,sse;rss-s,areis, uts and on,eSloS; wolai
and Golde,
AT STAMFORD.
Yale ColIege....,.0 o o o o a o 90 10 1
Betts ......O o o 0 o. 9 2
Battenes-Dhsko and Cleveland; shand and
Fisher,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Collegiate Insti-
tutc. o: Loeb Preparatory School !:
AZ Orunoko-Colby, Z; university Of Maine. 2.
AT Blairstown-Blai Hall. s.; Lafayette Scrubs,
AZ Emmlttsburg- Mt. st. Marys. o. Gettysburg.
Al Dobbs Ferry-Mackenzie. ?: PeeksklIl, Mil
tary Academy, o.
Newburgh Academy. q
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CLEVELAND


Boston ...........o o l 0 o ] : 26
First base on e~rrors-Boston. !: Cleveland. 2.
Ieft ON bascs-Boston, q: Cleveland. s. First base
on balls--ON Rhoades, 8: OF Winter. 3. Struck
oIt-By Winter, 3. Home run-Graham. Three
base hits-Flick. Lajoie. Collins. Ferris t9. Two
base hits-Congalton, Parent. Stolen ~bascs-Flick
ID. passed ~ball-Clark. Umpirc-Connolly.
Time hour and 81 minutes, Attcndsnce-6,o3S.
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Boston +. ..............2 o 3 Q 0 0 %
Cincinnati. ....,...,....l o o 0 j 1 U U %
Struck out-By Ewing. 8: by Dorner, /. First
base on balls-On Ewing, 4: OF Dorner, 8. Two
base hit Bridwe Sacrifice hit-E1ing. Home
runs-Seymour, NeedhAm. Stolen base-Delc-
hanty. Double play-Huggins. and Barry. Hit
by pitcher-By Dorner, 1. Cmplre-O'Day. Time
4 hour and So minutes, Atterdanco--2,50o.
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First base on errors New York, :: 81. Louis, l..
Lett on bascs-New. York. s: 81 Louis. 4. First
base on halls-Of Hahn. /; OF Smith. ?. Struck
out-By Hahn. =: by Smith, !. Three base hits
Hoffman, Wallace. Sacrifice hits Keller, Chase,
Stolen bases Elberfeld ~. Chase. Delehanty.
Double play Hoffman and Chase. Umpire
OLoughlin. Time hour and so minutes. At
tendance $500.
CHICAGO a.. ~, O. WARRINGTON. S.
WARRINGTON, May l6--An evenly contested
game TO day In which long hits and errors Inquired
Importantly, was won by the Chicagos In the tenth
inning through punching two singles and a double
with a wild throw home ny Nil that resulted In
the winning run. The score:
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Baseball To day, Z p. NJ. American League
PARK. N. Y. Americans va 81. LouiG-Adp.
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Totals .,.,4 7 30 To Vt TOtaIs''.''O y 81 II q
Buffalo .,...........O q , o o ? o q %
Jersey Clty.........2 o l o o Is
Left on bases-Bunalo. q; Jersey City, T. First
base on balls-Of Brockett, 3: OF Fo1en. l. Struck
out-By Foxen. 3. Home rin-Brockett, Two base
Halligan. Sacrifice hit-Butler. Stolen
bases-Hantord ~. Butler, Bean, clement tS.
Time hours and Is minutes. Attendance
1904.
NEWARK z; TORONTO 2.
TORONTO May l6.-Newark won easily to day
from Barro w's pets The game was almost feature
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Good start: won handily: Pretension. b. e.. S,
by Onflamb-Nanity: owned by John A. Drake;
trained by ], Hynes.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERsEr CITY. S; BUFFALO. 1.

BUFFALO, May 16.--Jersey City outhit the Buna-
los and won a ten inning game to day. The score:
rIrx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

FIHFT HNCE,
Selling: for three year olds and upward: 81 900

Poor start: won easily; Aeronaut. ch. c. : by
Ayreshire-Miss Ellie; owned By Frederick John
son; trained by T. McCrcery.
6RCOND RACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

New York au%tomobillsts who wish to visit
Philadelphia must carry both a Pennsylvania
State and a municipal license tag, on their cars
as the result of a decision handed down by
the State Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Monday last. The Automobile Club Of Phila-
delphia recently brought INJUNCTION proceed
State automobile law prohibited carrying
any license tag except the. State one on cars
within the boundaries of Pennsylvania. The
Court of Common Pleas had decided against
the club. which appealed to the State Su-
preme Court. but lost it's case by the deci-.
sion handed down last Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17

President Percy Owen of the New York
Automobile Trade Association believes that
every automobile agent and accessory dealer
in the city should belong TO the association,
and has instituted a vigorous recruiting cam
paign. Substa initial evidence OF this work
was shown at the last meeting of the gov
ernors of the association. when the following
firms were elected to membership: Max
pany OF New York, Lozier Motor Company,
Hartford Suspension Company, Wayne Auto
mobile company of New York. Frayer-Miller
Motor Car Company and Corell 4 crosby
Motor Company.
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FOURTH RACr

Good start; won driving: McCarter,. b. C.. :, by
Knight OF the Thistlc-Candlc: owned by the New
castle Stable: trained by Thomas Welsh.
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THIRD RACE.

Poor start: won driving; Bat Masterson, ch, c.,
2, by -vanessa: owned and trained by
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
ICE COMPANY NUISANCE CHARGED.
Indictment for Failure to Fill in Pond Near
Jamaica, Long Island.

Having been indicted by the Queens County
Grand jury officials OF the American Ice Com
pany must appear before Judge Bert ]. Hum
phreY In the Queens County Court az Lone
Island city to-morrow 20 plead 10 the indict-
ment' which charges them with maintaining a
nuisance IN that county. The iEdictment "a
oased upon the eompeny's ownership OF a pond
near the village OF Jamaica lno,vr l,.,,.- - -
Beavers Pond.
For more than two years residents az tba, -,
tion OF Jamaica adjacent 60 the pond have 49,,
trying to have II llled In. ON the ground that =
was menace 20 the health OF the -commuDit,,
9e0n " olonnel, formerly Editor ec ssThe IA.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

maica standard" was one Of the most se'i'e e-.. =
those engaged in the crusade. and IA-s -,
through his personal efforts the matter -
taken before the grand tufy last week. g.
after thorough investigation by that ooeSs
Indictment was returned. -
The case was put ON the criminal cslie-ls,-s-
the May term or the County Court ny -, -
Attorney Ira q. DarFin. and viii come ~ ~.
morrow morning. II Is understood - .Sas
company has promised to al up the polis. 49,
a plea Of guilty will BE- entered % the u.Ssr
ment and that a viii be given certain ue-- - :,
Of days 20 end the nuisance. Failure % = = -.
viii result IN sentence being imposed p
court
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
,.,,ss. sss Bar Association and the Supreme Court
VIRGINIA. SOCIETY aMohEn

The members OF the Virginia Society % N.,, w.,
celebrated the seth anniversary OF the settement
Of jamestown. Va. with a smoker at the y-oI5ors
Astoria last night the celebration being precede5
Bs,n SoGIsy Gss annual election ins which Howard
@ lee-governor Robert l. Lewis eorreSnnit
Is Ie1aalIy ana Robert d. Blan recoTdinc ss
NoTsSSI, ny the only speaker was John Goode oF
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
ALFREo LAMAR plscHAReEo.

Alfred Lamar. Wall Street broker. who vas
member Of The Stock Exchange. was diseaas.
yesterday In the Tombs police court, after ~
eNalliluation on a cnarse of gr0nd larceny ~.
py Afs- Isabella vOn Rounds. OF New %
tie was arrested on April =. and released 4. -
bail Magistrate Wahlc said Mrs. Won Ae-1D
6ad fa.-o4 - establish . e.-ua.aal case.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
MARK TWAIN WELL AGAIN.

Mark Twain. who has been confined 20 his house
FOR the last two weeks by mild attack OF hron-
chitiss has entirely recovered and viii leave this
city QD Monday for Dublin. n. H. where he will
remain until late IN November - W
zr Clsn4ens spoke Jollingly OF his illness saying:
1Ls trouble was confined exclusively % my throat
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

me Womans Rescue League has adopted resolu-
IONS commanding. Magistrate Pool ana reerettins
l - 1c.ion OF the Bar Association in asking Ms
removal Copies OK the resolutions have been sent
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
oulee ON "REpuBLlcAN oppoRruu,r>,

Lemuel f. Qutsg will deliver address on ..p.
publican Opportunity Monday evening s4 -
Republican headquarters in the 18th As~eh, IN s'e
tTlct' broa1May and 18th street He wifi aIrc baS-o
some tnlns interesting 20 say on the Parsons reap
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
RESCUE LEAGUE commrNne eoo,

the neck. ei''is YET before get it in