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and beat Nm essiit. shlie snefInaN ~ se y
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and \ 10 plGy TnNfo aauvsgt, fssea Counli bekt
A o6cnnqs h,,,t cyiNn M ssf,ald q
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" Sl1,.ITe. a5]csss,::ggg1s -ss1 Y iC%S|s.!.9 g.:ss,i
County, b. Y upi W Rotee, uieD Pldee, beat
R.IssssTiSg Tas S%S,Slf'f b! y, ~ jjsoSs 4so12 k..ss.
cegnty, pS,s. Up snd, ! 10 nlag. - =.
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beat BAKER b, q ~ and . 10 play. Raldwln heat
"'TeStY l%islssn, Flf., Round 4, q. Miller, Az
pfites, North Jersey. BY default Paul y Heller,
rnste,.,! MA hat Perry 9ass,oh Youp,"sshi sy,i
laws, SSepth' orange, bsS, v l. '.byei. Mon,siaif,
Isslss YsSE Morris e999ty BY astsuIl " =
IS ! Wy and 5 70 MIA. u .kight Esssi Ccunly,
beat r y. sanford. EsseG County, by I, up and .
Socond Round Miller beat hey By / up IA bolesl.
Heller beat Dcli by 5 Up and . 70 play. Davis heat
Dunn by l ~, Moore bea, Right BY ! up and . 10
Tist Beaten Eight MAJ Bcbr. Morris County.
= O. Detlfner, EnFlewood. beat ?. }. Modoy. Bal.
tqsral * up and % Play ID; VsndsTp9Sl
By / up, ". y. Lctchfotd. Morris County. beat Q.
Place, Glen Ridge. by default,
/ o OBI pIag, IvonSdeTpooI beat GS'i LeiSalord BY . V Up and
second Beaten Elgh,-r snare. f~nslswood.
beat IT, 4 : BED Mon,cia'r Sy default; a 3 eoi msr'
by up and ! 20 play; ! ; Noodward' AIsdaIe
8 TO play: II J. Egner, Essex County. beat II. o.
on ssmi d TS5,,: sh a4,: S S.a / y Ei. SsS . 30 s. R's sp and . to
play. WOODWARD beat Egner BY I up and 3 TO play
=. Thru p sS sn,, ElghsIAM: 6 Gun AS Ss., S 3 w, 81 SS g.
10 play. ST. j. Wood 6es; II. G Pimpton.
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Lawn TENNIS.
Finals In Two Big Events TO BE Played In
New York T. C. Tourney.

Play in the two big events Of the New York
l.. T. c. tourney yesterday brought them
down to the final round. which will be played
to-day, The results Of the day were;
Hs oesiss IS f'n Asss., F'l Hes, c slse f' l! n g. d EasaSa
irsdsriek G; A4 .,1sIso z. k kinss County s.1 y,d L, 7 G.
Manhattan peueles-rlrs roupdaaw G. Grant.
III; e. dsf'slsd O. . II III HinSf s Sd,i +, :, sni III
! i. !; .I Fl 4 IA {. i Rys TsFs ana i. T Il Sr3 Ts5a New /, I is 4;
third ROind.w G: Grs ss New York / T c.
I fnf Hui ;sna J. !, ss%il'SS, SeT SY YoEE / +. G;sGIs'$$ISSS'
d e; Z. sN }. E. p saa Il an. IS i 4 X. S Becky, eS'S New ey I York 81
+ + s" smis : 4 g .n Asae %e,; S Singf 1 COUNTY
s s5s' 4. s SsT sSi+ seventh I; Ii e. RR. sffssssd l. 4: T: s C. o' ss1'
l.. SEM + e. ;a1 and E Ro 9. KEW. New 6; S &ss1 s,d E' Y. Y ye s'
ET nd nd = "a : ii.s g. Aad' %est s klpsf s c9 e g.
qetse' Cd g: / wye'h and R. T. Bryan New York
M Mud !, f6qaeie;1E,rss Ieana.M,s Helen Ho.
yo5E |. 7; y e d nosn "a 4 ! K'5 + n GHa MIS- Nsw cq VIZ
nell, New YORK l.. T. O.. 30. -, ~
Handicap Sin giles - Preliminary round - Rice,
minus e. defeated L. J. Grant phys half So %.
%, %; hinck. minus half 80. defeated Fowler
scratch. by default; Bryan, minus So defeated
is, de leated Lawyer. plus half Is, 81. %: So.
First Ro~und-connell, scratch. defeated Child.
lev, scratch, 80. lo--s. Ga: Clark min US 80. de
feated Hill, scratch. o., So. 90: Hartman, plus
So; Bass plus half is. defeated Torrey, scratch,
e-s,6-z Fox, plus half 80, defeated Hlnck, minus
baum, minus IS, %. 50; smith: minus is. de
feated Brinckerhoh, plus half 16. Is, is, 90;
Kelley, scratch, defeated Barry, scratch, 6-s. 50;
Gunther, plus Is, defeated waugh. scratch, o.,
90; Casamajor. minus Is, defeated Emery. plus
half is, Is. %; Van Praag. minus half is, dc.
faAted Stictney. plus. is, SO, 6-3. O.; Salinge
IS :,
Second .Round-wyeth, minus %, defeated
Sallnger, plus half is, Us. 6-e. So: Clark. minu:
80. defeated Hartman, plus half rs - q. SIS
Van Praag, minus half is, defeated Casamajor,
minus IS, B-6. OIL, a.: II. Smith, minus Is, de-
fcated Gunther, plus is. 6--3, o..
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ARw tuRR IA. b., n. rHtLAbtLrHtA "a h., y
Extremes II BASEBALL Nete dlsglosed 2,
k@sr,rSq bsssSs ps1s gss,sfdsss chs.mn"'
sccfc was 3 to Yin favor q The New yetE.
ssaSssh '"F fe s.lI% 9sS ..., ITcn r.. tGSls 'TSsds VII !:
and had them aC.n az Cgi ssIIisr inI ots.
H., 'p1SSs Tie 'SSeWW' YoTss ' ssf%owS2Ied tks% ate 4
corner Al the. outset and were petsistently
expressive, playing the SCORING game for
II" coaEley pitched loosely and ip.recu,ely
and matters were made worse for him by
biz bad support, one exception IN the
ably looked after on both sides. Eiberfeld
T Ts: , j. ,.D T NI,. the nsd :h. "A eeiSS l.St and n. .sro TOO
thlnly emeared TO count for much, and be
yord an occasional long distance Jolt the
h I.lEobs S SG a. not n H"Sly'f sc ,hs moist An m'p p%.
promptu alee club, stationed back Of the
home teams bench. celebrated. the seizure
fhs lyrics thereof We're worded to suit. The
Lang syne carried a verse %e1tolllns Conroy's
fhis three basses By conroy was made
K kr tSs nf so, IHe9lps < end broke s.o, up tS si, T gop !,
70 Oakley. who threw ths 5all q the yrons
S SSGn Gotten as q b bhTf isad Il he 'be eSt the S1t ball. f. f fSefe
we're three on bases and none out and stu
three on bases and none out after a pass to
Laporte forced Keller home.
William ms sa pped a hard grounder to Murphy,
whose catch- tch -can wrestle " ith the ball
was a losing bout. Elberfeld scoring; Coproy
sent the ball wingins down the third base
in OF the hi. although there was nobpdyy
thrown Hoffman out kleinow who batted
was doubled UP at third b se, ,
Chase arched a safety 70, left in the third
inning, and cantered to third on seybolds
Villa ms walked and filled the ia bourcts,
Conroy singled over second base scoring
Chase. Murphy made 2 good stop OF the
handed throw TO Cross was wild, and Laporte
scored. Kleinow line flied into. another
double play. .Williams's triple. which was
bit saWs ih ey N Arme Yofks a an run IG in Tie : alth'
Hartsels triple and an out gave the Athletics
their. first. run, y,
a FOUL FOUL tip IS viii hi lame t toe. met viii i'o mad.
Eiberfeid doubled and went to third on Hart
r isl por fem sinsied a asd G sdSsne tR e. Sh e. second nd,
Williams hit TO- Cross. and while Gross and
Davis were making a double Play Chase was
i les oa f fSe tb bsIPe la bath T wste ghmlpsTe the Tai p sasna at
Gret base. Chase struck, him full TIT. and
SIX measured biz len lengb1 Fl on he ies sr9 %bsn
'n 4 sample ann eo' Of FIJI iapd delphi ~ fooottiessness
occurred in the eighth inning. Hoffman steal
Ing; because second base was not covered on
third base, knight doubled in the ninth
inning and scored on, a single by, Powers.
Chase danced over to the stand and pulled
down Brouthers's foul fly. The score:
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VICTORY FOR THE n. r. A.
Motion Denied TO Restrain Association in
Lou Dillon inquiry.

New HAVEN. Conn. June THE National
Trotting Association won a decisive victory
in tine United States Circuit Court here this
afternoon when Judge William X. Townsend
denied the motion lad by the Memphis
Trotting Association in which it was asked
that the national association be restrained
from carrying on its inquiry into the alleged
for the Memphis gold cup with Major Delmar
in October. 1904.
In declining TO issue the Injunction, Judge
Townsend gave as an opinion that the
Memphis Trottins Association In preferring
charges had signiied its approval Of the
inquiry ard that the national association
had the power to hold the Investigation as
provided for, In the rules and regulations.
President johnson said after, the decision
would now go on with the inquiry az intended,
but on what date he could not gay.
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Changes In the Yale Shell.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 1.-Two changes
have Just been made in the Yale varsity
boat on the eve Of leaving for New London.
Weeks. who all the season has been rowing
at bow. has been replaced by Rockwell, who
rowed on the freshman crew last year.
This leaves but two Of last years varsity
men in the boat. Capt. Morse has been trans
ferred from No. to No. 3. and Ide has taken
his place at No. Z. The dihiculty the coaches
are experiencing % ia TO get the weight
evenly distributed in the boat. Yale has a
crew this year OF considerable speed. but
Coach Kennedy and Capt. Morse as yet have
had no opportunity to test the endurance Of
the men on long stretches.
The freshmen had their first time row in the
harbor yesterday afternoon. covering the two
miles in IL minutes 10 seconds.
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FLIP FLAP WINS CLAREMONT.
seats Dolly spanker by q Nose I'm the Last
Jump.

"hen II came down to a hot finish in the
.a,enont Handicap. Fix and a half %furlongs.
!. lemon Park yesterday, Jockey Radtke
ru' II all over Jockey Miller. Radtke had
.he leS up on j. A. Bennet's Flip Flap, who
Used an equal ~favorlte wit James McLaugh-
a. oxiord. at II to 5. Miller rode r. T.
mlson' Jr 5, Dolly Spanker. top weight,
- was played down to 7 10 2. Al the head
.he stretch zienap, Teacress and Dreamer,
u nad been making the pace neck and
neVS oesan TO sto Then Miller got through
y, the ran with Dolly Spanker and appeared
" nave the race in hand at the sixteenth
poe "hen Radtke. who had been moving
y sradualIy from last position. made a
u.u rush with Flip Flap. Miller shook his
Am p but Radtke put UP a great driving
.ansn nd lip Flap won by a nose in lis as.
tIbiIrSSHihg the worlds record. oxford was
N'lSh, ! TO l, by half a length.
"uef rode in lie best style on Sydney
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lev toVh, 4, Fhnadeiphia n


nav o n n LL a rHlLAnELPHi1 ~ ~ q
PHtLAbELPHtA, June l. In the face NJ
Wlltse's superb pitching the. philAdslphianA
did not have even the eemblance Of d look.
effective IN preventing the locals hitting
safely, only two singles belna made on him, hut
he was exceptionally steady not q man walkin9
10 nrat. In all hut twenty sight then walked
to the plate, Doom. who singled In the third
being doubled up with dug 9elby on The latter's
drive 10 .Dahlel. Ritchey started In TO pitch
four singles In the hrst inning and gave base
on balls, After q single and 4 double had
been. made on him In the second he was
latter pitched fairly good ball. but had not
the sllghteet chance TO pull his. mates. out.
The New Yorks played a faultleAs fielding
was the only fielding error committed by the
Ouakcra The aoore,
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TO-DAY,S CARD FOR BELMONT.
National stallion and Ladies' Stakes Arc
the Attractions.

A splendid card is offered by the West
chester Racing Association for Belmont Park
to-day, where another immense crowd lie
looked for. The National Stallion Stakes.
for two-year-olds. five, furlongs. is a feature,
with the $500 DeMund scheduled to meet
August Belmont's Okenite. James r. Keene's
Superman and Philander and sydney Paget.'s
Charles Edward. H.. P. Whitney,'s fast hlly
PerVerse will be a starter in the Ladies Stakes,
for three-year-old fllies, at one mile. and will
be heavily backed TO beat Edna jackson.
Belgravia and others. .
two miles, Ben Crockett, Phantom, Grandpa
and Kernal, will be in demand; Kianlesha
at a mile, with Won Tromp. Lord Of the Vale
and Broadcloth 70 beat. In the first race.
for three yenr-olds, seven furlones, Mintia
Gem. Two-year-olds will run in the second
event, four and a half fgrlonss: With Bat
Curriculum the best. The entries follow;
First Race-Selling: three year olds; seven fur
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HELP

-..--.~N~~S
KINDERGARTNER-Would act as companion
or mothers assistant by day or hour. Address
ENGLISH, 10: West sith St, city.
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WRIGHT CANNOT PLAY.
Tennis Player Must Stay in Hospital q
Week Yet.
Special Gable Dtspoteh TO THE SUN.

LONDON. June Raymond d. Little. the
captain OF the American lawn tennis team,
told a reporter of The Sun to-day that he
was afraid Beals Wright would be unable to
play this season. The wound in his hand
had not been properly cleansed at first. and
when he arrived in London symptoms OF blood
poisoning had developed. He was out OF all
danger now, but he would be unable to leave
He has to sit, MIR. Little said, with his hand
In a hot bath, and the process Of healing
would be tedious. he was afraid. Wright IN
downhearted al the prospect Of not being
able 70 compete for the Davis cup.
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r

The Bradford Lacrosse Club OF ontario de-
feated the Toronto University twelve yester-
day on the Crescent A. c. grounds by a score
OF 8 goals to 2 in the first game OF lacrosse
between Canadian teams on American ground
This afternoon the Crescent A. c. team meets
the Bradford team for the amateur champion
ship of the United States and Canada,
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tied for coeFleyS in the ninth inning.

New ork"......,... o o 2 10
First base on errors-New York, 8; Philsdel-
g pa; Z base aet On on bs eSsesNSe co. SGey, : Pn strieE QUA !.
BY Chesbro, Q; by Coakley. 5. Three base hits
WILLIAMS, cognroy' ha5ttsel. Two Ssse hits-Eleer'
Cross, Stolen b~ases-Conroy. Hoffman,; Double
plsys-Cross and knight: Cross and Davis IN
A;tendance-4.00
WASHINGTON. q BOSTON "a. L., o-rIRsr GAME.
BosroS, .Tune boston and Washington d.
yided TO days double header. The scores:
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New York state League.

Al ScIsnton-Scrantcn. 8: Binehamton, O.
At U~tlca-Utica, 8: Albany, J..
Al Amsterdam-A. J 4 G.. 7; Troy. o,
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THE OAKS STAKES.
Won by Keystone H.. Ridden by Danny
Mahcr.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THR sun.
EPSON, June 1.-The race for the Oaks
Stakes. 5000 sovereigns. for three-year-old
FLIES, was run here to-day and was won by
Lord Derby's Keystone III. w. BASES Gold
Rioch was second and Miss Clintonis Snow
Glory was third. Danny Maher rode the
winner. Twelve horses ran.
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tsampsota aNot Nul gaaaefs, npsca'yHs
nest e~lWsgea4 same VS.

lus atound Yesterday shuitthe 6H the
Vuatefs srd aalnina ~ me Chlesaos. ehe
dd 0of rlay fhefe WAa q tte rontfsei
hcteeeh New tofH's iisleea sosh NJ fhufeiay
shd theft hihh tiaas vera NJ yesterday fhe
hfoUhitha landed Their arr0nd eonerru'ite
shuteut vlrtofy ard Afe etstdna me rin.
oinnatia hard This latter state N aAalfs
muat be call and wosmwnnd N ltarIno The
rittsbhfaa no-ci oH me Cardinals The
fcsula
New toFh n, Phtadefphta. ~
HPsohtyn. o. tgeetsn, u
PittstaTa. si ~, teuis, 4
Al S~3aaio0aei lain
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New England League.

Al Lynn-Worcester. IS; Lynn. 2.
Al LoWel-LawIen renee, s: Lowell, 8.
AZ Manchester--New Bedford, 4 Manchester.
Al Havcrhill-fal River. o.: Havtfhill, s.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS o CLOTHING AND Eoul.
PAGE. Depot ouanermastcrs Once 80 whitehall
Street. New York city May ~. 1909 -Sealed pro.
lions, will be received here until / O'Clock P NJ.
June g.. 1909, and then opened for Manufacturing
and delivering AZ either the New York, Boston.
ouartermaster's Department. Z, s Army, 1900
pairs Jean Drawers, 5000 Chambra shirts, 500
barrack Chairs. assembled. 5000 BaIrack Chdrs
Caps, 1855 pairs Gymnasium Shoes. The right IL
reserved 10 reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof; Preie!snGe WIN be given to
conditions Of quality and price dneludlng In tho
price OF foreign productions or manufactures ths
be seen al and blanks for proposais and fuil in
formation will be furnished upon application 20
this once. Envelopes containing proposals must
to be opened at j o'clock p N, June 1, 1909, and
addressed to W. II, MILLER, Deputy Quarter
master General. I. S A.. Depot ouartermaster
,ri pHPsr Room 1855 81 MMGSss 'i ia 20 Ss2 q ParE G Ror sH Bor olTf,
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by The Cpmmissioner Of Water SUPPLY, Gas ana
ELECTRICITY 4, n sSGvs of STN gR'il J. o, isSs. P NJ on
BorouEhs Of Manhattan and The Bronx
s:i;T. i R;1.i, y s.. RSssSS sGa G %Sifiscf os sVsnui LIND 4
One HSndTsd and MY ,48r;st,- one Hundrsd and
Hundred and sixty eighth and Two; Hundred and
NTH streets, and In WOodlawn road.
No. 2. For furnishing, delivering and laying a
thirty six Inch water main In Southern boulevard.
opposite Crotone avenue.
No. {. For hauling and laying a twenty inch
water main ans appgrtSnanees Il Two hInd.ed
and White Plains road.
For full particulars SEE City Record
WILLIAM b. ELLISON,
CORNERSTONE.
Dated May 20. lcCe.
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Connectisuf Learue

A Sprin ghcld-Norwich, 1: Spriu z ntld, Z.
Al bridgeport Bridgeport, S. New London, I,
Az Hartford-Holyoke, 3; Hartford, 2.
a erbury-New Haven, o. Waterbury. 2.
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FORT WOOD. NY. H, June 2, 1906. Sealed pro-
posals, In triplicate. for repairing Power House and
tQr constructing Coal Shed addition 10 Power
A, NJ. June 90. 1909. L.. S, reserves right to reject
any o: all bids. Information furnished on applica-
ton. Envelopes containing proposals should he
Endorsed Proposals for Repairs 10 Power House.
&c, Fort Wood, n. V. H." G. c. BrRNELI-
Constg y. NJ.
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Ht NIVTVs
PITTSBURd

Ritchey. Stolen bases-Sheehan. Nealon, Double
play-Smo9t and Bennett HI By, rischeI-Ben'
BY Thompson, /: by Brown. 2 by Leineld. 2. Umpire
Conway. Time-l hour and 80 minutes. Attend
~Ance-5S05.
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Al MISUNDERSTANDING, q shreveport,
At Nashville-Sew Orleans, 5; Nashville o.
AT Atlanta-Atlhnta. 2. Little Rock, /.
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Games Scheduled FOR To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Philadelphia In New YORK. two cameo; wash
ington In Boston Cleveland In Chicago; Detroit In
ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York In Philadelphia; Boston In Brooklyn;
Chicago In Cincinnati; ST. Louis in Pittsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City in Baltimore; Providence In Newark:
Montreal In Rochester: Toronto In Buffalo.
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sroS "a. L., IL; WASHINGTON, s-sEooND GAME
ROsTOS WARRINGTON
Totals .., =. A 10 "a is 8
'Batted for Sudhor In the second inning.

'Batted for Sudhon In the second inning.
WasSinis ton ....,,..,,....22 o Q 0 Q o Q o-s
First base on errors-Boston. Q; Washington, 2.
keft o. ,i S1%sesNRS Ss,dSo :; W We hing 9 First
/, struck eut--By Smith, 2; by Glaze. 8. Three
e sssm sl,sI S1im.sssw. Ap SlsTs Tive S,ol base hits
Selbach. Freeman, AltiLer, Anderson, Stanley
man and Hayden: Parent and Ferris; Ferris and
Grpshag Hit BY piteher-5y Glaze. !, wild
b%ruster, z. umpires-Hurst and Conner. Time
] hour and SO minutes. tendance ,ls5.
CLEVELAND, s. CHICAGO "a. LII, 2.
CHICAGO. June I.-Cleveland scored three runs
In the frst inning to-day on Filck's double. an error
by Isbell, Lajoie's two Dagger and Rossman's
single. The White Sok worked despe rateiy TO catch
UP, but were still one run 10 the bad when the ninth
round ended. The score:
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!Bsated for Grub in the ninth inning.

'Batted for Grubb In the ninth Inning.
Baltimore. .......,....0 o O l | q 0 o,
Jersey CITY "......,r..0 I o q q o as
Hunter, Woods. Stolen baSes-M Mullen, O'HAra,
Kelly ~. kcister. Double play Mullen
and Hunter, First base on balls on Mason, 1:
on Moren, 8. Hit by pi,cher-By Mason. 2; by
Moren. !, Struck out BY Mason. g. by Moren, 5.
Left on bases Baltimore. 0; Jersey City. 4. First
base on error Baltimore. Umplre-Kerns Time
i hour and so minutes. Attcndance-so7.
AT BUFFALO.
buffalo. ..",-..0 0 I a 10 /
Toronto .........0 o O q 0 2 0 % I :
Batteres-Brackett and Wood. Mitchell and
loft.
AT RocHEsTER.
Montreal .-,..:..o o 0 0 "a 81 I
Batteries-MeLean ana cariSeh; whAien and pl.
lon,
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Totals. To-. 8 II a 10 Z

Left on baSes-New York, 5; Philadelphia, /.
FIRST base on balls-On Ritchey, /; on Duggleby. ?.
struck out-By Dusgleby, Il by Wllise 7, Two base
h~it--BoweImAn. stolen base peyll1 Double
McCann, wild .pitch--ougeleby. Umpire--Klem
Time+i hour and 80 minutes. Attend ance -S,s94.
BROOKLYN, 5: BOSTON IL. H.. q.
The Brooklyns are making hay while the
gun shines-putting las, place as far behind
In two days. or eighteen innings Of playing,
the Bostons have not been able TO score at
Washington Park. Yesterday the score was
S to o in favor of the Brooklyns, and the per
Torrance OF the latter was wort ny of be-
jewelled medals. The Bostons played in
differently. but the Brooklyns played a smash
ing good game, classy and fast. The score:
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South atlantic LeaEu
Southern League.

At Macon Macon. |: Savannah. o.
Al Charleston-Charlcston i5; Augusta, l.,
At Observation-Disclosures. !. Columbia, s.
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western League

At DeS Moines-Lincoln. IA: Des Moines.i !.
Al Pueblo-Pueblo, 4: Denver, ..
At Sioux City-Sioux City, 4. Omaha, 8.
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SRooKLTE.

Brookiyn. ;...,.....,.i i o o 5
bases-Brooklyn. g. Boston. 4. FlBt base on
bails-oI witherup. J. Struck out.By Strcklett'
Stolen bases-Lumlcy 20 Jordan u Casey. Double
play strobel and Tsnney VIVID pitch Linda.
on Witherup, 4 In hve innings. Empires Car.
pentcr and tombstone. Tme-l hour and rs min
utes. Attendance 500.
PITTssURo, 5, sr. LOUIS IN. L.. s.
PrrrBBUBo. June l. Pittsburg beet ST. Louis
again to day. Thompson was Knocked out OF the
box In three innings and was succeeded BY Brown,
who did but little better. Shannon was put out OF
the game In the third inning for lighting the UNI.
nIre The scnre.
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CLEVELAND, 8; CHICAGO "a. L., 2.
Totals "a 727B
sBatted for Altrock In the ninth inning.

chissgo ","",".".,e doSSdoo "a
First base on errors-cleveland Left on bases
Chicago. J; Cleveland, .. Double plAy-Altroek and
Isben. Two base hits-Flick, Turner, LaJole ~.
Sacrifice hits--BAy, BOSNIAN. lsbeI. Stolen base
Donohue, First base on. 6alls-on Rhoades, 3.
Struck out~By, Rheadet<k wnd pitch-Rhoade8.
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American AsaocIatinn.

AZ T~olcdo-Toledo. 2. Columbus, 0,
At Lnuisville--Wct grounds.
Al Observation-Disclosures, 7; 81. Paul, q
At Kansas City Kansas City. s. Mini eAp6lit, 8,
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Baseball To-day. Two games. First game
called Q p. NJ. American League Park. y. Y.
Americans va. Athletics.-Adt.