davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20

4 Russian does not become of age unit
he IS twenty-Six,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-20
WATERVILLE.

a. +. Gerald Of Fairfield went to
Lewiston on business Wednesday, j
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5000 PEOPLE,.
Continued from Page Onc.)

! a special race was cardcd. 1t proved a
procession. with Harry Miller in the lead.
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Thirty-s"vcu returned ca rda In the hand.
." ny ss.n KIN, ,,,i ,,-,.. =" ,bca ii.r Is,sac GnIf
club 7 D.. Cra -suus won III" cup IN the
approaching and putting contest Miss Hart
Won n mrs, ptise M ri % ar -rGond ana
Noffat and Mrs. D. Palmer. The scores
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CREsCENTs WIN AT LACROSSE.
Defeat Toronto University in Second Inter.
national Match.

Before the most brilliant gathering seen
at Bay Ridge this year the Crescent Athletic
Club OF Brooklyn defeated the twelve OF
Toronto University, intercollegiate lacrosse
champions Of Canada. by the score OF g goals
to o, The game. which was the second
international match Of the Crescent schedule.
was witnessed by more than 10000 persons.
The match was prettily played Throughout
and, barring an accident to little Kennedy,
which only stopped the game for a minute
or two, no injury was recorded.
Each team made a change from the lineup
of Saturdays game. which. incidentally,
was won by the Crescents by a score of s
goals to l. Jimmy. Shirref played inside
home for the Brooklyn aggregation instead
Of Moses and Morrison wac substituted for
Gods on Toronto University.
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HARLEM y. e.. REGATTA.
Twenty.four Yachts start, Which Is One for
Each Year OF the Fixture.

Twenty four yachts started In the twenty.
fourth annual regatta Of the Harlem Yacht
Club yesterday. They started OF the club
house at Belden Point. City Island, and raced
on the Sound. the larger classes going fit cen
miles. The wind was changeable. At first
1t was from the west northwest. and later
shifted TO southeast and then southwest.
The yachts had a run out. a reach across the
Sound and a beat home. The Bedouin and the
bond won. but the Bedouin won a leg for the
Williams cup. which IL offered for the Yacht
est time over the course. j. j. Dryers
Rascal raced in the regular class p against
the Thelema and other boats. and won handily;
The four Larchmout ~ footers start ed, and
the Houri, owned by j, II. Esser. won with the
Dorothy second. In class o there, were eight
start ers. This race was won by j. n. Mahl-
sfedt's Okee. r.. n. Bavier's Ace won in class
r. The urinary:
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Southern League.

At Blrmingham-First game Birmingham. O.
Memphis, o. second game Memphis, :, Rirrnins
ham, !,
AZ NhShNi lille First gAmt-New Orleans. 3 Nash
Vile, o. Second game New Orleans l; Nashville. 4.
Al Montgomery First Hapne-ShrcvepoTt, J.
Montgomery, Q. Second game-ShrvepoIt. g.
Montgomery, 4,
A. ATLANTA First game-Atlants, 7; Little Rookie.
Second game-AtantA, 8; Little Rock, o.
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American Association.

bus, /. second game Columbus. 3; Louisville, |,
Al Indianapolis-First game Toledo. o; In
dIanapolis, |. Second game-Tolcdo, /; Indian
apulis, o.
At Mir Observation-Disclosures 8; 81. Paul. 5.
At 81. Paul Minneapolis, 10; st, Paul, 8.
AZ Kansas City-F1rst game--Ailwaukee. n.
Kansas City. O. Second game Kansas city. s.
Milwaukee. 2.
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Wv YoHE q L.lS w~hSHtSdt0N 2
NUHNfSu uNNr

SHw YoRE ,, o.. vhsHtSdtoV :
WoHNtSu 0NNr
The battling hiilmah rode rough shed over
the NHahihgtons ~ American League lAtk
yesterday and fouH ht Their way tesl-tlessly
To . brace Of victories. fha morning victory
vas easy. though belaicd, Will" The after
noon encounter was n stif tu-sle all the way.
The New Works supplied their daily dose ~
hard and timely wallODinR and rapid neldtng
play. and an overflow crowd turned on, ~
Of Young pitchers, namely Hogs and Leroy.
presided In the redOubt for Grihith, while the
Nationals had a boxman clouted into retire
Manager Stshi shook up his batting order,
but TO no avail. stahl was hurt by,a pitched
n raj n. n .f fnT %SrO'nH H. s Was T NO, } n"s Only % pla a,Si
so hurt Joe Yeagsr was hit In the head. by
a swIft, inshoot in the afternoon and Knocked
rho morpins game went along for nvc
innings with both sides dra wing blanks Yt
in The hf,h the wHshinston; broke iniG me
and iItfzer's application Of ash accounted
for one hostile run, Two innings later the
visitor: again Rrog seStSe : ma" on G' at ' dr.t pane and
Stahl's single did the trick
II was AZ this stage that the New lorks
ing tourists over the route there was no stop,
ping them Hts by Elberieid, Chase ana
The eighth Witnessed the undoing OF Hughes.
Hogg amazed the pOpulaCe by evolving, a
, I'll Sisd from Rlb ss ss'ns Sa ii tH' E ESSilsl b MTE'ei
and Laporte doubled. Sudhof was rushed
TO the front 70 stem the tide. ,Conroy singled
and drove In O run. and scored the sixth tally
OF the inning before the rout ceased
The hitting OF Keller, and Chase was a
nRan got FIVE hits in Ihe course OF the day.
anotner afternoon feature was the ciectnent
of Eberfeld In the fourth inning Elberfeld
was declared out at the plate and the decision
fingered him TO such an extent that he jumped
up and grabbed Umpire o'LonRhlin by, the
ing belligerency acutelt developed. Two
or three New York players pulled him away.
and O'Loughlin banished him TO the club
house. 80,
double, Cchase's safe hunt, Laporte's out and
In the third inning. In the, fourth. after
, Kleinow and Leroy had singled. Smith re-
lieved Patten. Keller came 10 the front with
one OF his inimltable hunts, Elberfeld hit
worked so we'll that q III came in and Chase
made q single, Williams singled. The net
result OF all this was three runs.
Hits by Stanley and Jones and Heydon,s
out gave the Nationals a run in the htth.
Aiitizer. hits by Sehiaay and Hickman. MORT
arity's tumble and .Anderson's, fly TO centre.
Williams prevented further damage by "a
great stop. Jones and Altizer figured in the
hitting which gave Mashington a run IN the
sixth inning, largely through fine base run
Cross batted schlany in In the eighth after
the former had strolled on four balls; Hits
by Kleinow, Keller and Chase enabled the
New Yorks TO take a lead OF one run. Con;
hIt were good for u Washington run in the
ninth. The scores:
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Memorial Day Attendanees.
Hudson River League.

FORMING dAMEs.
Al Observation-Disclosures, !: Hudson. J..
At Paterson Paterson, II; Newburgh, 3,
Al Kingston-Kngston. 7. Tn County, O.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. o. Hudson. g.
AZ Paterson Paterson, g. Newburgh, 8.
AZ King Ston- ston. o.: Tn County, q,
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New York State League.

MORNING GAMES.
Al Bingham ton - Binghamton, s: Syracuse 0.
AT Troy-Albany, 6; Troy, s.
At Gloversvule-A. J. d G., II. Utica, 8.
At Wilkesbarre Scranton, o: Wilkesbarre, 4,
AFTERNOON dLMBs.
Al Blnghamton - Binghamton, 2; Syracuse. o,
AZ Albany Albany. :; Troy. o.
Al Scranton 60 Scranton IL; WilkesbaTre, 0.
~ utioA-A, J. q G.. 2: Utica. I.
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cuic,oo "a h.. . prrhoIr. I.
bsrrotr Nay 30 chlcago defeated Detroit
90 day. The score

!'BBSitsd Tor COBB ia the eighth inning.
Detroit .... ..... ... u q o o 0 q n q
Chicago q o u 2 u o q o -
Two base hits Lindsay, Craw ford, Jones. Three
base hit Mcintyre. Stolen bases Hahn ~, sui
iivan. Robe. First base on balls Mulin. 5.
OF White, |. HIT by pitcher - By Mullin. 1. LEFT
on hAses-Detrolt. s. Chicago. I. struck out-By
Mulin. 3: b. White. .. Double play Lindsay,
O'LcaTy and Lindsay. Umpire Connolly. Time
2hours and minutes. Attendance 700
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!R",sd ,ot ia.sm NE sish,h innlus,
g'I.alsgga gSsJSSSsS .
rvs base hUs qto,aif, BAY Sacrifice hits
stunf. Niiss stolen basss Stone, lieHlphm flfst
hasr ~ halls OF ten-t Z ~ lss- 2 ~ hy hiiehri
hsse m errors Cleveland, = LFtt on bHses tleve
LIANT. ~ " Louis, a struck out ny JOSS, . by
Iinvrl. Dbnbie plays Howell Wallacr and
Norivkr. wallace. SOrdyhe and Spencefs lAJoie
and stnvnll. Passrd halls -beinis, ! SPENCER,
dan and Evans. Time hour and ~ minutes
Attendance -i5.g6.
CHtctoo "a h.. q DETROIT. I,
nrrnnfr Nay - ChIraEn dcfeAied DciTnlt
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South Atlantic LeaEne

A. Charlcston-Columbia. !: Charleston. :,
Al Acknowledgement. l: Augusta, D.
Al Macon Jacksonville, 4; Macon. !
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Totals "a 6'3S 10 D
'Keeiet out, hit by bat,ed ball. tBatted for Stahl
In the ninth Inning,
Washington .",.r.',,of0 %
New York. r..,,....,...O u U u u u : q n
First base on crror-New York. Left on bases
New York 3; Washington, o. First base on balls
q: by Hughes. 2 Three base hits hogg. Wake
neld. two base hits l.aporte. Altizer, Sacrifice
hits Chase, Williams. Stolen bases Chase, Con :
roy, Anderson. Passed ball kltinow,, nit by
pitcher-By Hogg, l. Umpire o'Loughlin, Time
"a hours. Attendance 5000,
NEW YORK "a. L., 4; WARRINGTON. o-ArTERSooN
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Connecticut League.

MORNING. dAMEs.
NJ NV London Norwich, g. New London. 4
Al bridgeport Bridgeport. s. waterbury, a
seven innings.
~ harttord,New Haven, 4: Hartford, :.
At Holyoke Holyoke. 6; Springfield. T.
AFTERNOON GAMEs.
At Norwich Norwich. Il New London. =
AZ waterbury Waterbury. IL: Bridgeport, 8
Al New HAyen-New Haven. a: Hartford, 4
A. Sprtngheld-Sprtnune ld. q Holyeke, 4
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}, I; WARRINGTON. AFTERNOON

Totals 10 & "a "A 8 Totals .,.:7 u 81 is 4
sBatied for Heydon In the ninth inning.
% Wa YoTs . .,.,...,SS . -.
Fins, base on errors--New York, 2; Washington, ,.
Left on bases New York. o: Washington. Q, First
Struck out~B Leroy, 1; by smith, s., Tn rec base
hit-Conroy. w base hit -Elberfeld; Sacrifice
hit-Chase, Wild pitch-Leroy. Hit by pitcher
by Leroy, 1; by Smith. L. Umpire o'Loughlln,
Time--i hour and 30 minutes. Aitendanee-is,oo
BOSTON "a. L., 8: PHILADELPHIA "a. IL. MORN
INC dhME
Bosros, May so.-The locals defeated the PhNa
deiphlas In both games 10 day. Boston outbattcd
and outplayed the visitors In the morning game
and took the afternoon contest by punching hits
in the ffth inning. The scores:
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TutAIs ~ 4 o TgtSls fH " y
'Cl~asnn nut ~ BY halted hall
PtlNisirhiA !.
ilnstun n y y y ? " " y Z
ritst .h.ss on errors phllAdslPh'f 4 L.n on
bases Philadelphia, o Hnst1n. y IltAt. bafe ~!
ttiis on rtenet, = Stfucu Out-BT Spahs 7
y, rfefet Ihwe bass. hts spaiss Ihons,
~ ha~r hlts Mage ~. DoOrn ~. Rates SAcr
ore hits Gleason. TITUS, nouin ~ Stolea hases
Nagrr Umpire tombstone Time honf anu
" minutes attendance sac.
rutt 'nEtru, ~ tH.S RogtoN ~ : q 'FtFH
noon uNNH
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Q, CINCINNATI. AFTERNOON oAMn

Two base hits-wagner ~. Seymour. Three
base hit Wagner. Sacrifice hit-Gsnley. Stolen
listed, "ffrs, base on balls On weimer, s. on
Phllippi, l., struck out BY welmer. 2; by PM
son 'mpireS-O'Day and PETIT. Timo-i hour
and 80 minutes. Attendance %, sos.
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First base on snors bosioni phlIadel phie, s,
ba,c on ball W,n,cr. 2; on Bender, :, Struck
on, ~ bender, > Three base .its ArThrns,"s'
Armbrusler. stolen bases HartsA, Grlmshhw,
Setback, umpircS-Connor and Hurst. Time /
hour and IS minutes. Attendance 1909.
OF. LOUIS. "a, H. u CLEVELAND, a-AoRSiNd dANE.
CLEVELAND. May SO,-The st. Louis Browns
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New England League.


NORNINU dANEs.
~ Worcester WORCESTER, 4; Lowell, 3
Al Lawrence - Manchester, II: Lawrence, o
Al New Bed ford Fall River, 4; New Bedford, .,
~ Havcrhin Lynn. &; Haverhill. 3.
AFTERNOON oAMEs.
Al Iowell-Iowell, 2; Worcester. o.
NJ Manchester Manchester. g. Lawrence, q.
AZ Fall River-New Bedford. a; Fall River, o
Al Lynn Lynn, s: Havcrhill. 3.
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hle 1ta " nsifs NHNret aaeaa qaeftaatnlie
gHt HasH gaersff4 aesiea 44
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y faffs y u . sstr en- = hf tSsassuas
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GLESRIpoE. May ga thirty-six hole
for the best gross aud first and second net
scores. was played on the Glenridgr Golf Club
gross score prize aud W. b. Colson the net.
The scores.
NJ. d. NTH, i72. -i64; W. Il. Colson, ls2. u 20
A.. Ihler, ISL. 10. les. W. Il. Seymour, lss, S2-l65
a. X. Pierson, l76. $ les; W. {, Thomas. i7s, Sic.
., W Congdon. ?o7' % IN; \ {. Ihompson' 1s''
ia: II, W. Davis. 40. 8: -i1G 40. Newell, 2l6.
Sc is4; W. W. Fink. 23s, 4o-i9s; II. d Levi, 600.
aO-lSD; 4, G, Smith, ?l5, S2-iS3,
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PITIsBrRG. : CINCINNATI. s CAN'T
ptrTsBURd. May - -Pittsburg beat Cincinnati
n two games to day. The scores:

Two base hits Barry q. R%itchey; overall
Ganley. Sacrifice hit Stolen bases.
Leach; Wagner. Double plays .CSrcSran; l1 be
hanty, .Lobert- and Barry. First base on balls.
by overall. :. Umpire -0'Day. Time-l hour ana
Is minutes, Attendance 6.sSl.
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Left on bases Boston, g; Philadelphia, l. flrI
oes,By pineen, :: by Coakicy' 4, Three base hit"
Parent, Two base hit. Stahl q; Scl6ach l2,;
bic iay-Ferns and GrmshAw. llmpireS-HurSt
and Conner. Time-i hour and ~ minutes. AT
tendAnce-s,24.
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SRw YORK
% o o O--s
% q = q u u o.

First base on errors Brooklyn, l. New York !.
Left on bases Brooklyn, 4 New lork, I. FIRST
base on balls -Ou Scanion. b: OIL Mlihewson. :.
Struck out-Iy ScaniOn. .. by MBthCTSnn, q. Three
base hits Batch, lumiry, McriCs, Sacrifice hits
Batch. Maloncy. Stnlrn bases Browne. DCvlin.
Double plays Lewis, Alderman and jordan Dahlcn
and Mctiann: Gilbert. nahlcn and hcGNnn: Gilbert
and NcGann; browne and McGann, Wild pitch
Mathewson. Passed bali RTeSnAher. Umpire
Klein. Time hours. Attendance 5000.
sT. LOUIS Is. h., a. CHICAGO Is. h.. 2-MoRSINa
GAMt.
CHICAGO, May 3N-St. l.0UI, to day twice beat
the League leaders on thClr owa grounds. The Cubs
and Cardinals fought for nftsrn innings In the
morning game and the visitors won out after one
Of the SeAsnn'S most CNrlilnE hAItlrS. Inc SEQ res.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF rHK CLUBS.

At JERSEY CITf-MORNlSO GAME.
Jersey city won Its third straight victory from
Newark In Jersey City yesterday morning. TIT
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Other Games.
AT WEST POINT.

S ~; $:, s:;:.'%'1 v. f$$ e :. $.$;.s.. I'LL
p P,GGlnsSnH; Si:;.".d ! Q 9 i-s 3 Il
Batteries Swain and Long; Eberly and ShArer
AT FoRpHAM.
go5ansma ,..,,, )
'G nay,cTiSs EVan and SMScDcnSIldd; %cSan,weii and
Maloncy.
P P:ls" a....:,.,.:. SSS3GS5 SLIT
batteries INT and Paine; Jones and wyIie;
Parsons and Chaplin.
TsSat.Sy".".:."?S SSd?SSo
Batteries -BadEely and Cunningham Quinn and
Mackell.
S S;|s;;::a, .2$ &C. e svs.t.v' s. 49,: I;
Phillip,
r' Ra,t.rissnD.sao % an. G ws e ! Hay : " and 2 G11 =
AT
wlnams..u,.l 5000 o"-sI
AT Batteries Ford and 3 T e . a E 6 Q and SE Sprns .
~ n III q :,
Batcs,, -'''''''''o y y
pu m :, ., Ino,nU,t nnd Uooihby. Sna rL. md
AhIhMat'e''os '"""" W." ~ ~
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La fhye.tc,'i -" VI Jp,rrd,Un "ScSrSJd., %srd
hlt.e''es i"oeS "N '""'' """ "'
'"o' AFTERNOON oAME
i% I% f"ss!,s ;:: .,..S 1888 g; s.
Battencs-Fuge ana Puray' h'nscv ana shooR'
AT PRINCETON
T. T. =,
Penn. State".,.,.o o o % Q =
Princeton. O. o 0 Q o Q 9 % u &
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tn fts,n,..... q O 0 O o | o OIL 3 y
BA,tenes-Monroe and Day watson and Sultor
Al woRcEsrER,
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As rs, RsB- II ifs avseis lHetHe
gts. gES9s1ss
fae ~ ps.ss rstsfss. y " tVfit ~ rJsi
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ffsr y y, Nlsts ! " nsnlessb Try. ptuem..
7 mHifea fNstr aud Coheaf 1--WE theuia $50
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Twenty second Ward Democratic Club. o: Peca
wah 4. C.. IL, Cayuga 4. O., 4: Columbia Seconds,
5 Hillside, 0; E1celsior. = Crescent 4; c.s Aecker'
4. c. ivanhoe a. G.. q: Hooper 4; G., .. BED
Rlmount a. C,.b. Frsnk!yn 7 c. 4; HAlsey A. C., IL.
CcdArS. q; Bradstreets, 10. oxford. is; Paragon. g.
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Boston ~ q n q o o u . y"
pitst base on errors Boslon Left on base
Philadelphia. = Boston. : First base on halls
on Lush. T. Struck out-by Lush. Two
baSr h~lts-Braln Gleason. Sachnce hits stroebel.
Donovan stolen bases brain, Mage Lnsh
hy nltchrr rs Lush. Passed bali-Needham
Umpire Johnston, Time hour and 20 m'nn'es
Attendance i7,2I2.
PIrIsBrR0, : CINCINNATI. s NoHNrNo CANE
PtrTsBURG. MAY - -Pittsburg beat Cincinnati
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TURF.
DOGS, BIRDS AND POULTRY.


Bah CHICKS. quantity. White LeghonA
Barred ROCKS, -D per 100. quick. COOLEY
HATCHERY. French town. New Jersey.
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Baseball. Washington Park. To-day, 4 p. N.
Brooklyn VS.. Boston. Ladies' Day.-Ata.
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CLUB GOLF ON MANY LINES.
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Nv nc sptirs championship fse ,he won.n
Ne = = feNefts w1u Win " snd Nlss y
Huffv 40 a@rnnd sFh ~ Nisa Aiiee uallo
ftv gun q putfihe pfise, bit w the ohi"f
sppfpsrhiua and pufiina cgmpr'itlW IN
nn,,n .!sn' aas.9Gd q %sisI Z, Va y.
enal Wlta Hurry HiaU van the Decofatlgn
Day hgndtrsp WITH ps. . ~ fcofes ~ NE
meas hstiicae ~ Inc mgrnira toe srcss and
net wives sefe
.,rnyI o. - " Klrspy . : ~ tesHscca
Aisiln " Do hsas. o : a slesf9s ..
- ,o,s ~ 10 - LpgsnnanL o. !,
landleL :, Z z wesihe'b,, % u ~ M"'v'"'
klfkhy won ths boacv contest IN hla card,
fHishihE sii sIutfc, Heckwth heing SECOND
~ z down Tho eight iradors IN tho hqndioqp
VIII meet ~ match piHy f0r q sold medal In
the ai'"rroon tour ball match th' scores wer"
Ilass Hpyrr And Niiir, " hl'Hol
2 10 stafford aud Murray, o.. ~ charles and
layll. = % Nt.f. snd oyPhnsi Y ~ -
~ - Brooks amt tiondy u, 3 NJ
class u olyphani and weathefby. %, ~.
". 81. Nichols ana lee. -. : n Uufyra and
usaley ~ 81 ll'rn' and swift o. 10 ~.
Marvin aud Hiichiugs. 'i. ! ~
Thirty-s"you returned ca rda In the handi
cap YESTERDAY PLAYED over tho extended
pInbtppu hole gDt f4H at tho HaGE9 uagC ok GOLF
club = D. era --ul- won III" cup. In tho
approaching and g,'ting contest Miss, liar,
there was u tie for tLird bet wpen Mrs. W y
Mofst and Mrs. = Palmer. The scores
I'm 2 T. i T. %lSs. e 4. q !. 4 T. D { irR R' a. 10.
i i y y ? PoE e smith nj lc - 4 = . = P'T T. @iiiaS NJ.
20 q. y 3 . & " y i Won Tons,. g :. 10 ) = z: Y y + + k yS1hlsT
100. 2 - G. ii Williams, 70. s-s2. g. O Page,
o. 10 81 ' DE M2an' d4 80 I j. PTlmsI
son, u 2 81 { v nell igi, q =, { \ rsSs
y, 70 3 J ,s%r9rd, o. iid5aS 7 htssdlsy,
sta, f. il. %Shotwcii. iGS, 10 Is T O, Leonard,
IL ss c ! Bush. lio. so-@
ha ndGfn ATS at St. '9 %ndree sfs' yes %SSi@yT tn" play
foursome. G.. W. Dayton, Jr., and }, W.
Eginton, Jr4 won the gross prizes with 10?
the net with 1853. The cards were:
W. r. Hodgman and F, y. Allen. 100, 6-i53;
c. ". Dayton. Jr., j.. v: Eglnton, Jr., l.e?, s,r.lst;
Flanders and c. ". Barnes, i75. ls-iS7 W. II.
Close and ". l., May, is2. 90 49,; John Reid. Sr,
and W. Il Innis, is2, % 1872: s. u. Chlttrnden and
r.. b. TillinghAst. lsS. 23-i62; H.. G. Robbins and
Alfred Craven. lst, ?i-l6S: II. p. Rogers and Nj.
stuart. 1876, ~ ldi.
HAMILTON. Mass May o .-There were
twenty-three starters in the thirty-siN hole
open scratch tournament over the Myopia
course to-day. \. q. Lockwood Of Allston
won with a total of iG2, Percival Gilbert
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Newark ...........,, q. 0 0 D 0 0 OF
Left on bases Newark, 4: Jersey City. g.. First
base on balls OF Moren, 0; OF HesteIfer,i I. Struck
out By Moren, 8; by Hesterterl !, Two base hits
Cassidy, Hanford, Foster IN, Cockmsn. Sacrifice
hits Cassidy, Cockman !2. Stolen bases-hen:
ford ~. Relster ~, Merritt, Woods. Double play
- Merritt and Cassidy. Umpire-kerins. Time
Tho r and so minutes. AttendAnce-T0O
AT A
In the afternoon game between Newark and
Jersey CITY In Newark. Jersey CITY won. The
srOTc,
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Games Scheduled for To-day

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia In New York: Washington In Bos-
ton: Chicago In Detroit; 81. Louis In Cleveland,
NATIONAL LEhouF,
New York in Philadelphia; Boston In Brooklyn:
Chicago IN Cincinnati: 81. Louis In Plttsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
jersey City In Baltimore; Providence In Newark;
Montreal In Rochester. Toronto In Buffalo,
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HAMILTON. Mass, MAY &c. There were
twenty-three starters in the thirty-siX hole
open scratch tournament over the Myopia
course to-day. \, q. Lockwood Of Allston
won with a total Of 1872, Percival Gilbert
was second. with II: total,
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There was a large field yesterday ~ the
luuntHkah Country club, forty eight start
ing In the qualifying round for the president !.
cup, The first sixteen VIII meet IN ~" hrst
match play round nv next saturday
Geer led the field In tho bal handicap, while
two airs tied IN the miSed t1ursonle nine
hole handicap They were Mr., aud Mre
Rice and e.. g. Wood and Miss Reynolds.
Mrs. Anderson won the approaching and
putting contest for women. The scores In
the Presidents CUP event were as follows
r.. N, Berry, iol. "a ~; !. ?. RunneT. 100, "a 90
a. &, McNasters, ~. ~ n. James Bryce. ITO. y
". !. {. Wood. ~, y ~ " ~ Arnold, io2.
Z. n. Roberts. NJ. ~ -. { II. Kenneston. vi. la-Is
u. \ Greene. III. n "a. &. &. Mckenzie, lOI, rs
~. q. ", White. im. q u ". ", Shelp, ~. 20 4;
II. q. Giles, SS. u 81, W. T.. Rye. 100, ISL =. l..
MAgce. i0?, n Al. II II. Young, i05, % - VI.
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: U.t-p ootdou. o. . "Eh rupA".

81 = - dotdcn. ~ . aEt rups",
40. " W
~ The Fasetn PRfh Golf Cluh Iestet.
day \ sherman defeated 9 ltnts,
fuUk's priv" There vas y lie for ntst ana
second nfiksa In tho handicap, The s"of"a
4. N Taliman. ". y a. = y storms, - 10 81
" Higgins. ~ Is ~ " " Nissrpuhi ~ W
I.s ~ - Uorrkouas, 10. 70 rs q y sanbcfne.
100 "a y g u sanborne, VI. q ,Fsi
Negirt. ", y ~ J. 2 Hurian. iot. ~ ~ " g
wiIrot q y q prnp' !" SIS