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baseball Notes.

HANDS Pdss' sH nd Br r%iis"' again Tsi IS s"iH% "Scivs%d Io'TTSSh The 81 sree J.
W, HSSm siHs H %se ErG 7, q iDsp Il inc B ssiST OF The Hs" sTooki Hfs
Sc, forth tina! with men on RIs, and second Ssse;
A. ~ !aGeld a. Tss "y Eas no; Tsgs6 81 an. and T RsIsy
three men on bases. Brooklyn contends that the
barter should have been called out an an inneld ny.
81. Louis club.
Fred Clarke of thr Pi,tsburgs made no formal
cussed tho subject Informally With President Pull
liam, that was all.
Wagner, although a biz, man, Is one of the best
base runners. Good hsse runners among big
T 2sa sos an and no IsS %fi'"s Tor '' instance, Bin 'h Isns,
was a peach in his day. as was Harry Stovey.
y ,hc Cubs can pl.y only eight Of the ,ns,r THIRTY
them. the s%rithmeucal question comes home, Can
any team hustle hard enough 10 beat them OUT
nearly one half OF the Cubs deiests,
Johnny Kane Of the Reds 10 unhappy because
s ssme' 4 Ne sandy 1I and pee Clever little p S,% this. III
Fred Glade won nye s,IsiSh, ssmss for The
opponents to the small, total Of eight runs.
ministers who SPEAK 10 depreciation Of MODEM
sRS.. a uSers. s0 WoiSslne 80 S Ssdr easf A 1SOn 1op Se'a
involved hey surely have a riast g cal Eodsrn
has It's Herd.
When NeWcomh OF PRINCETON was knocked IN
conscious AZ the plate IN last Saturdays .glne,
Yale playcrs were nrst al his SIDE, and the Yale
rootefs cheercd him when he arose. Another In
stance OF the f~earfull3 demoralLed condition Of
college Sport.
Phil Lewis can twist that big frame OF bis into all
grls ~! Dozen shape. After Z SnAky. NtfEle out
OF Boa errnhu , reach Hst week hr made e feet nrst
slide 20 second bsSs and a. tho ssrne time landed
on. hls stomach. Don't knew hoT nc cid II, but he
di1
The New York Americans come home to-day
prepared TO get even With Western tesrnt for sSalps
taken last month The schedule has Kept Gnnlth's
men away from home = lonE time, bit guides win
The psterspn club 81 the HUDSON River League
has dlsohndcd. Rad weather Affected. gate receipts.
onls half a dozen games being played.
Teams IN the ltg luaguehInst have not yet Won
a game from each Of their opponents arc New
Work. Boston. Philadelphia and Washington In
tAs if1cIieAu league, SHd T,ttNburH ana Cincinnati
IN the National League.
Jake Wtiper lost his ntst game after reJolnins
The Reds. but he pitched won for all that.
4 weather prophet predicts o warm July. A.
last We know when n expect fourteen teams In the
major leagues 10 pass the two ChicAgos.
william Ryan, who has been running the KinGs.
ton baseball team Of ihc Hudson River League,
paid on all the players yesterday and told them TO
Turn over their uniforms IN him. The season
opened May Is, and MI Ryan, owing 10 cold
weather ard rainy %SundAyt, has lost about c.on
and concluded that he would Quit being a baseball
mAEnltc. The players have received an ohef "
20 70 Eastun, Pa, and replace tho tran, now reph-
htDunG that city In The Atlantic tcuuAwl LeAgOe.
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TURF
Manhasset., Annual ReEatta.

The ninth annual regatta Of the Manhasset
BAY Yacht Club viii he sailed next saturday.
The start and finish will be on the red and
black buoy t. the uorthward and eastward
Of Execution Light There will be races for
all regular Glasses of sloopS, all restricted.
one design and handicap classes. The Effort
hes heen entered in this regatta and she Will
sail against the I~stllens. the new Herreshoh
the New York Yacht Club 80 foeters will be
y miles. for q foot class"s and below and
the handicap class, lals mics. The. warning
class sert on at l2:t0. After that the classes
Will he sllrted Ut intervals Of five minutes.
There viii be q FIRST prize IN e9Ch class when
two Yachts start. y second prize when four
start and q third prize when six or more start.
Entries close with the reg1ttq committee,
i. 4. Hill. chairman; chs rles W, Lee and
W. H.. Williams, Jr. at the clubhouse at
Port Washington
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The record to date: /.
COACHING CLUB DEFERs TRIP.
Annual Road Drive Postponed Until Septem.
Der or October.

There will be no country drives this spring
by the Coaching Club. Too much rainv
weather and soft roads are one reason Tor the
reinforcement. another being that the mem
bers most loyal to the outing trips are now
widely scattered. Some are abroad and
Others at points far apart in this country. 1t
has been decided to defer the trip to Septem.
Der or October. when. although not definitely
hxed, the drive will no doubt be to Blairsden.
NJ as the guests of G.. Ledyard Blair.
Usually the outings are held within two or
three weeks Of the spring meet early In May
in Central Park. The drive last year was the
twentv-sixth and occupled four days. the
route being to Lake Delaware. N. Y. Fight
went on the coach, the run being $50 miles
each wav. requiring nineteen teams The
party went up on Friday and Saturday. passed
Sunday as the guests Of the Gerrys and made
the return trip on Monday and TUESDAY.
should c. Ledyard Blair's invitation be &C
cepted It will be the third trip to Blairsden,
which is six miles beyond Bernardsvtlle. The
first, In 1904, was a direct run OF 48IS miles,
with seven teams, and in NOS a party OF four
teen drove in the afternoon to Tuxedo. 36i%
miles, and the next day from there to Blairs.
den, 5Ik miles. Twelve teams were used
One coach is used, each member in the party
furnishing a team II needed and driving one
A meeting OF the Coaching Club committee
will be held soou to decide whether or not
TO have a summer meet at Newport this year,
The constitution Of the Coaching Club pro-
yides for an annual meet at Newport, but
II has not been held for some years.
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GOLF.
Annual Meeting OF he Eastern Profes
sionaI Association -OnicerS Elected.

Al the annual meeting Of the Eastern Pro-
fessionAl Golfers Association yesterday IL
was voted to hold the second championship
meeting at the Country Club Of Brookline.
Boston, during October. u the club will
tender the course. The inaugural tourna-
Field Club. Aleck Smith won the cham
pionship and there was Keen interest in all
OF the competitions.
There was a small attendance, but several
had proxies from members In Boston, Phila
delphia, Washington and throushout New
mating, committee was broken and new men
elected to the offices. George Low, re-
. nS%ins sDd w # NSS 5ssstSetHss:: p TsTSIsse t 20 t sss,n
urer. succeeded to the place. Jack Hobens
GAINED The yigecpresidenSsy: upset,lnF the
declined the nomination for secretary and
for the t re %Ti S berth. caused sSSs s Sy the asep pro;
FOR the unanimous election OF Dave Hunter.
stewart Gardner, last years treasurer, is
Country coS Cub. There were no changes. in
ticket as elected was;
E].sl.sPS. d Sssd .. H SITsosne rn{ pY.iHSsId e tqs.s Gige.
Days n,.e ngs s!ma sltt SSuety SSUs s,rs,S ElO eere.cen,
4 oi AlsS ct%ges,; &c SDuT r1g, c,us s,S q eGtooEine
FP Sn. H sau; isl'f rislSSSnsss,o p Eadsrs ssSo; Soa &c ! L
Golf club; J. {. Pearson, Richmond County County
Cub: Isaac Maokic, FoI Hills Golf Club. '
PHILADELPHIA, Pa june acThe brillian nj
tSfm H,oR'eGS oIf Cub in the 'competitor Tor
the Lynnewood Hall cup at Noble last Thurs;
day, friday and Saturday was not sustained
Yesterday and he was beaten In the final by
fred Hefreshor OF Garden City by . up and
: 70 play, the cup thus again leaving Phila-
delphia, Although the course was veIy wet,
he WHINE. was ysTy ssTSng n his snS Sr, naRs,
recovered his form. although every excuse
can be made for him owing 10 the bad CON
The final match for the second. sixteen
cup between H, B. Mcfarland and w. W,
Noble, both Of the Huntington Valley. Coun'
land, who won by "a up and - 20 play, In the
morning Mcfarland went round the eighteen
holes in =? 20 Mobiles % and held a lead Of
ten holes. The final In the third sixteen
bet ween A, J, ostheimer and Z. Attles was not
played.
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FIFTH RACE,

Good start; won easily: Montgomery, oh. c, !.
by PeSSara-AontRomerY Cooper: owned by Emil
Herr: trained by Frank Brown.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cubs Ham . defeat Down Pirates Thronts
-Qunkers Beat Boston Twice.

The grounds were too wet for a game In
New York yesterday, and the New York
Nationals had no chance 10 even VI with the
BrooklyDs before surfing or their first cru
SADIE TO tie West. Other teams were busy,
however. The Philsdelphias bumped the
Rostons twice and the Cardinals beat the
Reds and then lost TO them. The Chicago
ralnmed a defeat down the throats of the
Pirates, though they were hard put to II to
do Il. Ths results: -
chicago, e: i%t:tSsIrg. 2,
Philadelphia. a. BOstan 3-FIrSt game. /,
Philadelphia. 4; ;BOstop. 0-SecOnd game.
81. Louis, !: Cincinnati, G-Tirst same.
Cincinnati, 3: ~. Louis, I-SecOnd game
~ Rev York-Wet grounds.
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. York Wet grounds.

sTASDING OF THE CLUB
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MONTGOMERY WINS WITH EASE
TAKES JOCKEY CLUB RACE FROM
GO BETWEEN ~ A GALLOP.
Half Sovereign Captures the Gaiety stakes
-Oraeulurn. Rustic, Alteration n
MasanlellO Also Score Over q sloppy
Track -FOur FnyOriteS succeed.


In spite Of the storm and a sloppy track the
horses ran pretty close to public form at
Belmont Park yesterday, The attendance
WIS confined N about 5000 regulars. who
backed four successful ia worries and two
other winners for q profit. The Jockey Club
Weight foT 4 ge Race, at a milo and q fuTionE.
demonstrated the fact that Montgomery Is
one OF the best three-year-olds In training,
lie was a favorite at z to 8 and Radtke brought
him home the easiest kind Of a winner four
lengths In front Of Go Betw cen. 4 to 1. Jack
Akin. An added starter and well supported
ut ) 10 ., cut out the running for three quar-
tiers of a mile where he hung. and Montgomery
ran over him quickly. Akin was two lengths
behind Go Between. The time was I 80.
James H.. Reene's Frizette, odds on favor
tie, swerved all over the track and was
soundly beaten In the Gaiety Stakes, for two
year-old FLIES. four and a half furlongs. 1t
was a sharp finish in which August Belmont's
Half Sovereign, backed down to 10 TO S. beat
Notasulgs, s TO 1, by a length in 0:5l. Frizett e
was FIVE lengths away.
De Mund, "the S45, 900 lemon" ran one OF
his h characteristic races in the first event, a
high we ght ma ndicap at seven furlongs. He
was made a 3 to ? favorite. but after taking
II commanding lead 10 the homestretch he
quit cold and was last. De Mund, incident
ally. bore out and carried Aletheuo, 4 to l..
WITH MIN. Inc mtJer loSt enough REOuuu
TO lose the race. In a hard drive George
Odom's Ora culum. backed down to 4. won
this event by a neck from Saracipesca, 4 to l..
The time was i:27 As.
The finish Of the second event, for two
year-olds. five furlongs, was the closest Of
the day. LA. Celia g Rustic, ? to 1 favorite
got the verdict by a nose. with Eed Burlew' 3
Gene Russell, is to /. in the place. a few inches
IN front Of Sweet Taire. 10 to 1, who beat Hal.
backed from S TO 10 to s, by the length Of ones
hand. The time was :02.
Alteration, 7 to 10 favorite, won the handi-
cap for mares and fllies. at a mile, in a gallop.
Miller was easing her at the end. where she
had four lengths over Red Leaf, o TO s. Um-
brella. q TO 1, who WAS the only other starter.
led for seven furlongs. The time was 1Ia.
Masaniello, z TO 8 favorite. went TO the front
rapidly in the last race. for platers, at q mile.
and came home on the bit a winner by two
and a half lengths. Flowaway, s TO l.. who
was practically left. ran around her field and
took the place by five lengths from Killie-
crank lie, 10 to S. The latter beat Royal Ben.
I to /, q head. The time was i:ii. Miller
rode two winners, a second and a third. The
summa r1es.
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Yale Men qualify for Nstlonai Rifle 40.
ISOLATION.

NEW HAVEN, June 3.-The members OF the
Yale Gun Club had a shoot this afternoon TO
qualify for membership in the National Rife
Association. which hhs recently invited the
gun clubs Of the various universities TO be-
200, 400 and $40 yard tarRets. The National
Rifle Association medal awarded for the best
score OF those yho o4slined went 70 H;,G.
u.s.. The two other members OF the Yale Gun
Club who qualified for the National Aesocis-
ton Ware =. Manierrc, 'Oi. and W. por.er, "a,
each scoring 81 out Of q possible rs. Twenty
members took part In the contest.
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Hud.on River Y. G. ReEatta.

The thirty-third annual closed regatta
Of the Hudson River Yacht Club will be "a allied
next Sunday. The start will be made at
10 O'Clock of the clubhouse, at the foot Of
West Ninety-second street; and the course
will be TO q stake boat on the New Jersey side,
bott on the same side, opposite nth street,
and then 10 the clubhouse. This course
Will he sailed three times, There will be
races for amen auNilinries. cabin auIiliAHes
omen hunches over - feet, ppsn launches
under ?? feet. glass cabin launches and hunt
ing cabin launches.
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IN. L.. ?; BOSTON IN. LII. o-sBcoND
nlAR


'Batted for Young In the eighth inning.
BOSTON .. o o o o 90
PHILADELPHIA. ........0 o 0 0 o o.
Two base hits-Thomas. Bransneld. Courtney.
Sacrifice hits Bransheld Courtney, Doolln, Sparks.
Left on ~bascs-Boston, I: Philadelphia. !. Struck
out-By Young, .: by Sparks, I. Double play
Boultes, Tenuy and Brtdwell. First base on errors
Philadelphia, 5. First base on bans,on Sparks.
Brdweli. Umpire Carpenter. Ttme-i hour and
20 minutes.
ct. LOUIS IN. L.. /; CINCINNATI. 0-PIRsr oAMH.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Pitcher McGlynn OF Sc.
Louis shut the Reds out In the hryt game of TO:
DAVIS double header and also pitched the second
game, bu, failed 70 repeat, The scores:
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To-DAY,s Card ron BELMoNT.
Van CortIandt Handicap. at seven Fur.
longs, the Attraction.

The Van Cortlandt Handicap. AZ seven
furlongs, will be q feature at Belmont Park
to-day, with Brookdale Nymph. Charles
Edwa I'd, Sir L%ynnewood and okenite possibly
the best. In another handicap. at a mile and
a qua rter, Nealon. Rad News and hood Luck
may go well, Maidens will run In the first
event at a mile. with Lad OF Langde en-, YER
vene and Herman having chances.
In the second event also at mile. Sir Tod
d.nRton! st. Valentine and Master Of Craft
figure well. Two-year-olds will run in the
third race at hye furlongs.. with Requite.
Glorious Betsy. Rosario and Joe Nealon per-
haps the best. For the steeplechase at about
two miles, Buckman,. Sir Tristan and Sheriff
Williams look formidable. Tho entries fol-
l,us
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CHICAGOS TAKE FTRMER GRIP
VENDING THEIR FAY EAST
THEY BEAT CLEFELANDS.

Walsh ana joss Fave q Sharp TusSle On the
Mound. n the white soX FinlSh One
Run Observation-Disclosures and PhlIas
delphiaS Divide n Double Header.
Vending their way east yesterday the
Chicago White SnS stopped OF in >Cleveland
and took a frme, grip on frat place In the
American League. They beat the Cleve-
lands by one run. New Works game with
Boston was knocked out by rain, The Wash
Ingtons ana PhiadeIpnlas divided u double
header. The results:
Chicago, 2; Cleveland. I.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia. I-First game
Philadelphia, O.; Washington, 4-secOnd game
AZ Boston Rain. !
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In the general masters tournam emit Mieses
again assumed the lead by defeating Tartq-
kower, and he has now 10 points 10 his credit.
To-day's results were:
SpielmAnn, o; Marco. I: ForGacs, 4; Bernstein, 4:
Tartakower, o: MieseS, 1; N~iemzowitsch, /: Scheve.
O: ShorieA, o; Duras, 1: Snosko. I: Rubinstein, O.;
Jacob, y: Blackburne, a; SuechtnE, n; W. Cohn,
y; Metger, y: z. Cohn, y; Sw1derski, a: Tcich
mann. a; John va. Leonhardt, adjourned In favor
position; Van vlet- Peris, In favor OF PerliS; Lee.
a hive
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II. J. Robert to Sail the Nereld.

H.. J. Robert. one Of the best amateur
helmtmen OF the Lower Bay, 10 10 have charge
Of the Upton cup boat Nereid, owned by a
syndicate Of Crescent club members. He will
ssil her In all her races this er. The
Neretd IL now being painted at the ynrd Of
her builder, Montells, at Greenwich, and will
be doTn IN 4 lev N.Y.; Msh hhmpes n y.
she will have a red crescent on her mainsail.
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CHESS.
Marshall Moves UP Into Third Place In
Ostend Tournament.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TEE SUN

Special Cable Dtspdtch 20 TIE SUN.
OsTEND. Belgium. JUNE s.-By defeating
Burn In the fourteenth round Of the inter
national chess masters championship tourna-
ment contested at the Kursaal here to-day
F. j. Marshall. the Am erican player. moved
UP into third place. This was the only game
n this series TO be completed to-day. those
between Schlechter and Janowski and Tschi-
gorin and DIR. Tarrasch being adjourned to be
finished on Wednesday. In the Tschigorin-
Tarrasch game the advantage lies with
Tschigorin. The standing ofathe contestants
il as follows:
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RySH FOR HORSE SHOW TICKETS.
Americans Oner Double Prices for Day
when the King VIII BE Present.
Special caH, Dsipdteh 10 TINE Sun.

LONDON, June a.-Tickets for the Inter
0~ftionsl Horse Show, which will open next.
f"dAv. are At a premium. Americans are
''srnr double prices for June II. the day
mo hich the King and the Queen are % visit
no .ho0. Nearly hall the tickets sold have
r'n bought by visitors from Canada and
the [ nited Sta teS. "
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Left on baSes-ChicAEo. 4; PtttSburg, o. Double
plays-Evers and Chance Chance and Tinker. Two
base ~hIts-Ttnker. Chance, Steinfeldt. Sacrifice
hIt-Fraser. Stolen base -Abosticchio. First
base on balls-on FraseI. :; OF Lelheld. I. Struck
and Klein. Time-i hour and 81 minutes. Attend
ance-2le00.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L., a. BOSTON IN. L.. s-yIRsT
oAhE.
PHILADELPHIA. June 8.-PhiladelphiA won both
games OF a double header from Boston 70 day.
The aNnraes
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out when winning u was scored.

no one out when winning run was scored,
Boston ..........O ? o o o I 0 o 0 0 o 0-3
Philadelphia. 30 1 ? q o 0 o o o 0 -
Two base hits Titus. Pfehcr, Bransheld, Bates,
KnAbe. Three base h~its-Courtney. Doonn. sac.
dncc hitS-Betes, Burke, Wtchey. Moren. Left
on es-Bo o: Philadelphia, 9. Struck out
BY Pfefer. o: by Moren, !. Stolen bases-Tenney.
and Bransncid! Dooln and Knabe. First base on
~ors-Bo 3. FIRST base on bAlls--On Pfc6er,
q: on Moren, 1. Hit by pltcher-Howard. Dooln.
Umplrc-Carpenter. Timc-2 hours and 70 min
uteS.
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.IrLADELrH1A "a. L., q; WARRINGTON. ~4-sEcoNn
PHILADELPHIA.

Two base hlts-M: Cross, HICKMAN. Three base
hit-Hickman. Sacrifice hit-Nichols. Stolen bases
-SeyboId. Perrine %; anderson (0. Left on bases
Washington. o.: Philadelphia, E. First base on
balis-On Waddell. 8: on FalkenberG, First base
on rrors-washlngt on. 1: Philadelphia, 8. Struck
out-By Wtddell. Q! by Falkenoerg, 8. Wild pitch
WAddell. Umpire-Connolly. T1me-2 hours and
10 minutes. AtlendAnce-i zoo.
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Game Scheduled for To-day.


Cleveland In New York: Detroit In Boston; chiet 70
In Philadelphia; 81. Louis In Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PitttburG In Chicago.
HIerERN LIAopL.
Montreal IN Jersey City; Toronto IN Newark,
Rochester in Providence: Buffalo IN Baltimore,
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SculIer Titus Not wanted at Henle,

PRINCETON, n. j., June s.-constance 8.
Titus. amateur sculllnR champion OF America.
received a letter tonight from j. =, Cooper.
secretary Of the Henley Royal Regatta, IN
entry for the diamond sculls al Henley, July
Z, had been rejected.
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Three base hit--Hall Sscrhcc hit Movrey.
Stolen bascs.Lobert e.; Hu,eglns, Kruger. Ben
cinnau. 5; 81, Louis. S. Double plays -Lobert,
HuEgIns and CAMEL a. struck oMt-Bg Hall; :;
on McGylnn. ,. Umpire Rlgler. Ttme-l hour
and m mfhutes~
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CHICAGO IN. Ll q: PIrTsBURo. 2.
CHICAGO. juno s. Sheckard's single and Chances
double brought In what proved 10 be the winning
run IN the sixth inning TO day. pittsburg had the
bases full with two out In the ninth and then Phelps
ltuIrk nut. The score;
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WARRINGTON. ?; PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. l-TRsI
'Batted for Heydon In the ninth inning:
Two out when WINNING run was scored.
Philadelphia
Washington

W SR.ssGelR0lt . =. .,...:...O 9 90 9 9 9 81
Two base hit -BlAnkeRshlp. Three base hit
Seybold. Double play-Knight, Murphy and
phI6. S. First base on bGlls-on Smith, 1: on
Coombs, g. First base on eTrors-WashinE ton, 0:
Struck out-By Smith, 7; by Coonbs. Q. Wild
pItch-Coombs. Unnplre- Connolly. Time i hour
and IS minutes
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Hudson River League,
No games scheduled for yesterday,
Mcstcrn LfaEue

AZ omGha-Pueblo 5: Omaha. &
AZ Sioux Cty-iAncoln, :: Sioux City, 1.
~ Des Moines Rain,
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I0taIt.u, ] . u 10 Ut
'Batted for Bay In the ninth inning.
Sc%,ts,ysiand ..''''.'""""iS 9 oS69o "a
Sacrifice hits-Jones ~. Davis IN. Stolen bases
Bradley, Turner, Bay, First base on bAlls-Oh
joss. 2. First base on eTTor-CleveiAud. Left on
baSes-ClevelAnd 5: Chicago, 2. Struck out-By
joss, 4; by Walsh, g. Double plAys-Bay and Brad
ley: Lalole and Turner Davis, Donohue and Quill
hour and 30 minutes. AttendSnce-B,z7s,
wAsHiNoroK, 2; PHILADELPHIA "a. Lii. l-TrRsI
.r1 GAM.
WASHINGTON, June B.-After the nrst two Wash
ington batters had been retired in the ninth inning
Of the hrst game 20 day singles by Anderson and
NIL and Bl1nkenship's two Dagger over HATtsel's
head gave Washin gton It's only two runs and a
victory. After two out In the eighth inning OF
the second game Seybold's single, a steal OF second
and an error tied the score for Philadelphia and
they won the game In the tenth inning. The scores:
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Ut, LOUIE,

Two base hit-GanLel. Double plAyS-Weimer
and Camel: Holly, Bennett and Hostetter. Stolen
bases-MitchelL Byne, Camel Struck out BY
Weimer, I: on McGlynn, :. Hit BY pitcher-By
WeImer, 1. umplre-Rigler. Time-l hour and
40 nlnulfs
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u - ITf = NfTT EENED u
CLEVELAND, June S.-Although outbetted, the
CbicagoS defeated the Clevelands 10 day. Hits
BY Donohue.. Dougherty and CULLEN, into which
was sandwtched a sacrifice, netted the visitors
their two runs. ouiiIen's wild throw, Turner'S
steal and Brsdley's single produced the Maps
tally. The score:
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Southern League.

a. Nashville Nashville. IL, Shreveport, :.
A. Atlanta Little Rock. s. Atlanta. 1.
A. BlrminShA m-Birming ham, T. New Orleans, 3
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Central League.

Al south Bend South Bend, g. Grand Rapids, q
Al C~anton-clnton. o. Wheeling,B
AZ Terre Haute-TerreH Aute, 3: Evansville. s.
AZ Springfield Springfield, 4; Dayton, 8.
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AZ Kansas Gty-Minneapolis, 3: Kansas City ?.
st Toledo Columbus. 9: Toledo, :.
AZ Louisville Indianapolis 5. Louisville, l.
SO Milwaukee Rain,
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South Atlantic League.

Al Augusta-Augusta. 0; Columbia, o.
II Observation-Disclosures 8: Jacksonville, o.
Al Macon-MScon. 4: Savannah. o.
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PARK X, Y. xaeslcsns ". ccisveIasa.@1sS.
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New York state LAnrne

At parliamentary, 4: Binghamton. O.
At Scranton Scranton, s a. J. 4 G., >.
At Syracuse-Albany. I; Syracuse. l..
At Wilkesbarrc WilkesbaTre, O: Utica Z.