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RESULTS At LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE-F0ur and oneh half fgrl0nES. Water
lock. I5 Al0-c3udi 10 % T. Won, >aaad0. ll6 tIruX
Ie.. 90 ]. second; Orlando. l57 lMiuder', 70 J.
thlI. Time 05G ClesUaIiiuG. Bucket Brigade
Uncle Tim Bitter Sir Albert star. Bulge Work
Headline. NcuHeld Heza.l Choose. Jsase, David
and J. Kueal also ran.
SECOND RACE-Siy furl0UEs- Beatrice X. ll2
.Tavor % 90 l. Won. Aly1no. JIG tNicoiI. even sec
ond Meredith III lAu-tiu'. yo !. third. Time.
Il415 Oakgrove. Hssdshot Tom Gilgoy Red
Thistle. Zick Abrams, Niunehaha, No Quarter. La
S7,cc-ie Rg7eille Gold Duke. Broken Melody and
Edith ~ also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four furlo0gs Ancient. los Lee.
o. g. won; Hester Zora. lll iAustinl, TO !, sec
ord. Geneva :. l0l Nic0N Z TO 3. third Time.
0.is Lady Sichc Cora DGsant Nict0rine. Harmon.
Egeyn s.. MARY Talbot. Nay Jone, Tor,otty Miss
iEcra-h. Brown Mary Miss Sclirnding. Elizabeth
Francs and Wild Irish also r8u.
FOURTH RACE-Siy fmlorgs. Dainty Dame ll2
G.oel. . % J. won; Colloluy, 10 Aiouarityl, ont.
second; Miss Alert. s. 0Tmem3al even show, thiId.
Time ll5 ROyal Breeze also r14-
FIFTH RACE-Ore mile. Joaquin l07 iNic0ll.
to = won; Cahegram. lC Davis. % TO l. second;
Polly Prim. % iGaugen. 90 ] 20 show. third. Time,
la 25. Lady SAVOY Oyelanlo Request, Miss Ida.
Little Lighter and Lieut. Rice also ran.
SIXTH RACE-pue mile. Booles. lol Dickens,
T. % l. won. Clifton Forge mo .G3uCcll. l 70 for
place. second. Foreigner. 100 tLeef even 20 show.
third Time III a. Flip Lutte Mac. Jack Lory.
Ales7o Tinker Garew, Florzel, Light Note, Bitter
Blown and Young Safer also ran
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Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 80, Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston Mt Cleveland.
- tn - N.shInrton HgraIl.

Chicago, Ill, May 1.-THE Washington
baseball team passed an exciting day of
it here to-day, being guests of honor
along with the mayor, and city fathers,
and the county board, Of the municipality,
local fans. and the World Champion
White Sox.
With the Sox. they occupied a promi-
nent position in the carriage section OF
the big parade, which toured the down
town district and the route to the bail
park in celebration Of the unfurling of
the championship flag. The calling Of
the game because of rain was a big disap-
poinment to the players.
we have no sore arms on the team"
said Capt Schlady. I'VE are in shape
to make a good race, but we have
been unable TO set started as we should.
We are in seventh place just now, but
take it from me that we will not remain
there all season.
Every player on the team is getting
into the game with more spirit and de
termination than ever before. and We Will
begin our winning streak right here in
Chicago, ! think.
"Oniy two of our pitchers are in their
winning form yet. Hughes and Patten are
right. but Kitson has been handicapped
by the weather, and Falkenberg has been
wild so far. Every man on the team IS
feeling good. and is willing. and all are
pulling together, and that is one great
advantage"
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Combine Athletic Club wants games
with teams averaging seventeen years
Address Lave. Bragg, 1902 s street north
west.
The Memorials challenge any team in
the District averaging sixteen years. Ad-
dress J. J. McDonough, 242S l street
northwest.
The Swanns Americans \. c, of
Georgetown, want games with teams aver
aging twelve years. Address Manager
Swami. Twenty-ninth and NJ streets
northwest.
The Braddocks defeated the Winches-
ters Monday afternoon by IL to 6. The
features were the batting of Hurd and
the pitching Of Cash, who held the loosers
down to five hits.
The Young Districts want games with
teams averaging thirteen years. at Fif-
teenth and Florida avenue northeast. Ad-
dress Z. B. Buzbardt, 1880 II street north
east The lineup IS as follows Herman
Kantz, catcher; Steve ODea, pitcher;
Willie Hutchins. first base; Benjamin De
ment, second base; Randolph Dightman,
third base; Lawrence Palmer, shortstop,
Joseph Brown. center field; Frank Waple,
left field, and Cart Eddie Jones, right
Eeld.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Western never before won more than
two games in the championship series.
The hot weather seemed 10 take a lot Of
life ont OF some OF the players.
Western now leads In the high school
series. with three victories and no de
foEts.
Michael was most effective with men
ON bases. and the team supported him in
mastery style.
Polhcmus robbed Isaacs of a hit when
he felded his rap to first in time t.
catch the runner.
That catch Of Arney's in the eighth
was certainly a pretty play and robbed
Michael of a three-base hit.
business meets Tech this afternoon at
National Park at 3.l5 Powell and
Reichard VIII probably pitch.
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and one-half furiongs.
THlRD RACE-FlTe lurlongs.

FOURTH RACE-steeplechas about two miles
r. S. Martin l52 Sanctus ............... l5l
Sir Tristan. 1i7 Sheriff Williams. l3i
FIFTH RACE Handicap; one mile and one fur
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For Additional sports, See Page 4.
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CInrkson and Hogg Out of Game.

Cleveland. Ohio. May Il - Manager
Griffith and his band Of warriors left
Cleveland at 10 o'clock last night by
boat for Detroit, where they viii stack
up against Hugh Jennings Tigers Grif-
fifth is not particularly happy over the
results here and will try TO take enough
games from Detroit TO make up for the
three defeats handed his team by the
Maps. All the Yanks went to Detroit
except Pitchers Hogg and ClaTkson,
who left for New York. The former has
kidney trouble. and Clarkson's twiTling
paw is cut open. Griffith hopes that
both Will reJoin the team within two
weeks.
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QUARTERS FOR MIDDIES.
arrangements Have Been Completed
for the Crew at PouEhkeepsie.

Special % The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, May Lieut.. Com.
Noble Z. Irwin. of the navy. and Coach
Richard Glendon. Of the Naval Acad-
emy crews, have returned 10 Annapolis,
after having engaged quarters and COM
pleted other necessary arrangements
for the accommodation of the MILDLY
crews for the PoUghkeepsie regatta.
which viii take place June 26. The
crews will leave Annapolis about June
a.
While away Coach GIendon resolved
assurances from the Vesper Rowing
Association. Of Philadelphia. for a race
between the second and third Vesper
crews and the navy second and third
cights. to be rowed here June I. These
races will take the place OF those can
celed by the Ariels, of Baltimore. How
ever. the contests are subject 10 the
approval of the academy authorities.
The middies had strongly hoped that
Pennsylvania would consent to send its
varsity and freshmen eights here Il
FIJI that date. but Il is now thought i'm
probable that the Quakers viii do so.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
20, JOY, o. Brooklyn.

Schiei. Of the Reds was benched yester-
day for sassing the umpire.
overall. besides doing some fan work
incidentally got two nice safe ones.
Dan McGann has been given a few
DAYS off by McGraw TO look for his bat
ting eye.
Bowerman. OF the New York Giants.
leads the National League IN batting,
with a 400 average.
And that score-l0 10 0, The Trolley
dodgers came through without an error.
They have hit their gait at last.
Pittsburg is second in batting and last
in fielding, while the South End boys
are seventh in batting and NTH In field
ing
Boston got ten hits of Joss and the
Maps touched Tannehil up for fourteen.
Il was not what might Doe termed exciting
ball
The Tigers and Tighlsnders went 90 it
in the way Of smashing out bits. Tigers.
10, Hichlanders. f. is the way il stood az
the finish.
The Cincinnati team has sent a petition
to President Hermann asking that the
players get a share of the receipts of eX-
hibition games
Chance. for the Cubs, made away with
% chances without "a boot. Nagee, the
left gardener for the Phillles, fen down
on two Of his opportunities.
Ex-Nanager George Huff is back at
his old stand in Champaign with inter-
ostng stories 70 tell OF his ten days
soiourn with the biz show.
The New York Giants are first in bat
| ting and second il fielding in the Ma
/ tioual League. while the Chicago Cubs
are first in fielding and fourth in bat
/ ting.
/ Joe Cantllon told the St Louis news
paper men that he had no intention Of
bringing Mike Kelly 10 Washington, but
simply bought him for the Dcs Moines
/ club.
/ Newark viii probably sign a brother Of
Chief Roy. the pitcher The younger Roy
/ is a catcher so the Newarks viii have q
baseball novelty in the shape of an In
dian battery.
/ Overall permitted the Phillies to connect
with three hits. That's letting them down
easy. The Cubs succeeded In pounding
out fifteen good hits and the runs went
the rounds, the score being 9 20 @.
1 Clever Joe Cantillon purchased the re-
I lease Of Mike Kelly for his Des Moincs
club. and then sold the same players
release TO Washington Why didn't he
purchase the players release for Wash
ington at the start?-Boston Globe
Brooklyn ought 90 give F:omme. St.
( Louis pitcher, q medal Frumme gave
the BTCOklyns the time OF their lives
Every man on the team got runs and all
bur two got hits. The sum total being
fourteen. The Cardinals got FIVE hits OF
Ritter.
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For Additional Sports, See Page 4.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TO-DAY's GAMES.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
50. Louis at Brooklyn.
PIttsburs mt Boston.
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First WhiteWash Ofthe High
School Series.
MICHAEL 0UTPITCHES DODD
winning Captain Allows Only Four
Hits and Strikes Out Ten of His
OppOnents-GHme Lasted Only One
lIOur and Twenty Minutes-Arney's
stop "a Feature of the Game.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Western scored the first shut-out Of
the High School series yesterday, de-
feating Eastern at National Park by 5
to 0. Besides being shut-out the game
was the fastest ever played by two
high schools, lasting only enc hour and
twenty minutes.
It was a pitchers battle Michael hav-
ing much the better Of the argument.
The Capitol Hin lads could register but
four safcties, and ten Of their batsmen
struck out Dodd allowed only five hits.
but they came at opportune moments.
The feature Of the game was a one
hand stop in the eighth by Arney. of
Michaels bat. The clout looked good
for three bases at least. and Fort, who
was ION first. was easily doubled up.
Kemp ALSO made a pretty catch in the
second session Of sacrifice, which also
resulted in double play.
Western started things going in the
first inning chasing three men over the
plate. Mclean drew a pass, stole sec
ond and scored on kemp's safe rap.
Fort hit safely. scoring Kemp, and Fort
scored when McGimn missed Michaells
grounder.
Two more came Westerns way in the
fourth as a result of two errors by
McGifin and MorSes indcld hit
Eastern threatened 10 score In the
sixth. when men were on second and
third with one out. but Morse tielded
Arneys groUnder 10 the plate in time
TO cut off Naming. and Dodd flied out
to center. Eastern looked dangerous
again In the eighth when there were
men on second and third. with only one
down. but Michael proved equal to the
occasion and struck out the next two
hats
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Navy. ...,........ .........,... 3 g
guarlows Poirt............. 0 O 0 0 0 ( O. 2
Batteries-Yaa Auken and H1mhzch; Orem and
Kcu. Time Of game ! q. Umpire-passed Mid
sIiImaH Syningt0n Of Navy.
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FOUR ATHLETES CHOSEN.
KemFo-s Dick. Brown. and ThraI to
Compete on Franklin Field.

be sent to Philadelphia next Saturday by
the University of Pennsylvania alumni 10
compete In the Middle States interscholas-
tic championships on Franklin Field.
Capt. Kemper, of Central, will compete
in the l00-ydTd dash. and Dick. Of the
same school. will run in the 40 and $50
yard runs; Capt. Brown. Of Eastern, will
20 in the quarter mile run, while Thrau,
Of Tech, will take part in the pole vault.
The four athletes will leave here Friday
afternoon
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- u . n - N

Elrned Dns-NleTc'ard. :, Boston, ]. Fifst base
by ero1-Clrelard 8. Boston. O. Left on bases-
Cleveland. E; Boston. 2. First base on ballz-Of
Joss. j. Struck cut-Bv joss s. by Tannchin, g.
Threehase hit-Parent. Tv0-hase hits-TEner La
igie t2i Bradley TannehII. Sacrifice hits Bradley.
JOSS. Parent CriEer stolen ha5es-S5orau. Grim
shaw, Double pay-Joss 70 Turner 90 StoysN. I'm
uiizz-Ness.s. Evans and Hurst. Time Of glme-l
hour and 45 minutes Attendance, 359i
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First base by err'rs-Pitt=burg, ? Left on beses
-Ras.Cn. s: Pittsburs z First base on balls-Oh
pT-ifrr 3. of Willis o Struck aUt-By Pfeifer.
1: by Willis. g. Two-hase hits-Pfeifffr. Brain.
sacrifice hit-Wflis. Stolen bases-ClaThe. WaG-
uqr. Abattscchi0. Nealon. Double play-Phelps 70
leach to Abattacchi0. Passed Halls-Phelps, l.
Nesdhsm, l. Umpires-Messrs. Carpenter and Inns
lie. Time Of gsmc-2 hours and Il minutes. At
ienfance 525l.
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BROOKLYNS LAND IA HITS.
Trolley Dodgers Take WhirIwind
Batfest from Cardinals.

New York, May 1.-THE Brooklyns
woke up to-day and pounded Fromme
for fourteen hits. shutting the Cardin-
ais out. LUmley made a single, a
single. a double. and two triplets. Moo
nan was put out Of the game for kick
ing. The score:
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CLARKE STEALS HOME.
Pirates Land on PfeiRer in Pitchers
Bad Inning.

Boston. May 14-Pfeiffer had bad
first inning to-day, and because of his
poor work the Pirates scored enough
runs 10 win the game. Clarke made a
clean steal home from third with two
men out Tenney's muff allowed two Of
the five runs. Clarke was benched for
disputing a decision. Score:
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Oakland,
rHIRD RACE-Fi1e furlonr..

Handicap; one and one
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Earned runs-Chicago, 5 Left on bases-Chic3go,
Z: Philadelphia. s. First base on halls-Of Overall
A: of lush 2. of Moran, J.. Hits made-Of Lush,
in four innings; of Norm 9, in five innings.
Struck out-By Overall. 5; by Lush, 4; by Moran L
Two-tase hits-Sclulte, Overall, Doolin. Double
plsys-Lush Brarsi,ld, Chance, Tinker Hit hy
pitchCr-By Lush l. Wild Titcl-M0an. UmpTos
-Mcssrs KLEIN and Johnst0ne Time Of same-l
hour aud % minutes. Attendance 56l5.
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The Score.

F1Tn5l ruus-WestCU. z FITSt 0as9 " eU0T5-
Western 8; Eastern Q Left on hsses-Western ?;
Eastern 3 First base on bslls-Od Michael, 3, OF
Dodd g. Struck 0ut-Bv Michael. 10. by D03d. 4
Tuo-hass hit-Nauiu. Sacrifice hir-Iurr ~ta,el
base=-NcLean. Kemp. Howard Morse and Manning.
Double ulays-McGufu lunas=isted. Kemp % Morse
Arnc- % Whitney. Hit bv ritcher-By Michael. j.
Passed balls-Radf1r1. Martin Tmp.re-Alr. Brown.
Time Of game hour and - minutes.
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Ilrst b1se ~ tTTUrS- -HT00hI5I = IfTI On -
BROOKLYN. s; s.. Louis, 4. First base on hails-oh
Bell l. Of Frumma. 5. Struck out-By Ben, D; by
lramrle . Three-bass hirs-Lumley, Two-hasa
hit-Lumley. Sacrifice hit-Huuunel Stolen bases
-.ylalcuey 49,. Lumley. Jordan Alpeunan. Double
play-Ritter. Jordan and Alperman. Passed ball
No1ran Umpire-Nfr. ODay Time Of same-2
hours Attendance. $50
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SIXTH RACE-ons and threeeish,hs nile; sell
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B0STON'S ERRORS COSTLY.
Maps Win First Game of the Series
at Home

Cleveland, Nay 1.-THE Maps won the
first game of the series with the Boston
Americans, Q to T. this afternoon. Both
Joss and Tannehill were hit hard. The
home teams victory was due mainly TO
two miserable errors by Unglaub and
Criger The score.
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Is STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS.
Reds Taken Across Again In slow
Game.

New York. May 1.-THE New York
Nationals made it thirteen straight to-
day. winning an uninteresting game
from the Reds Schlei was benched in
the fourth inning for kicking. The
score.
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First base by err0rs-Ncw York 8; Cincinnati. l.
Left on bases-New York z: Cincinnati 6. First
base on balls-Of TAYLOR 8; Of Ewing g. Struck
out-By Taylor 2, hy Ewing T. Sacrifice hii-Dey-
lin Stolen b8sss-ShaHn1n. Strlng. Scllei Double
piay-Lobcrt % Huarins 20 Mclean. Umpire-NIr
Riglcr Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes. At
tendance. 500.
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TIGERS GET MOST HITS.
sloppy Game with HighIanders Of
fers Few Features.

Detroit. May 1.-THE game between
Detroit and New York here to-day was
an exciting one all the way through.
New York was two runs ahead in the
eighth, but in the ninth. by a batting
rally, the home team won out, making
three runs. The score.
sr,r, 4.-t ,-,-r 4=r,ri-e r,rr v-a= rsa1a
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
DnnViIIe at Portsmouth.
sTANDING OF nm TEAMs.
LYNCHBURG GETS SECOND.
NOFfOIx Trimmed in Easy Fashion
by Home Team.
Special 10 The Warrington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, May -h-Lynchourg
took the second game Of the series from
Norfolk this afternoon in easy fashion
by a score Of 9 to T. a bunch of costly
errors put the visitors to the bad. Score;
RHE
INnc1lr1rr. Ooo54 400 0H-9 3
NCrfok. VI l0 D
misunderstanding. Garter and Bentley; Nor
folk, Cummings and Edwards.
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FIFTH RACE-steepIoebasa. long o7arss.

Parsiau Model. ll5
Partisan Model and Nolle Moutrose coupled
one entry,
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Az Wcgeester-W Worcester, g. Lynn. 3.
At BrocEon-Brockt1n. s. New Bedford. J.
A. Loueil-Fall River. 3. Lowell. T.
At LaVrencs-Haverhill :: Lawrence. o.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montrcal-1l1ntreal. Z. Jersey City. !.
At T1Uut0-Nrwark. 3. Toronto T.
Al Rochester Baltimore, /; Rochester. J.
1t Bufal0-BuEal9. =; Providence. l.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Alto0ua-Al-1lra. Z. Lancaster. 0.
A. Johnsi0vn-Y5fk. 7; Johnsiown. l.
At Wiliamsp5rt-WilIiam 10; Trenton, T.
At Harrisburg Harrisburg Wilmington, O.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Louisville.
sENnND RACE-s-E nm. seIIlE.
Stakes N00 sddsd

fauCieWoCd ........-.. p Fortunate 90,
UId Honesty - Morales ----.
[ Wing Tlng........-.... 50 HiElheaT ..-.
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Vest-pocket editions of the Virginia
State League schedules may be obtained
free at The Washington Herald Office.
The Washington Herald is the official
scorer OF the American League games
played here. the Capital City League, the
Departmental League, the Marquette
League. and the Sunday School League
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GAME IS CALLED OFF
UnfurIing Of Championship
Flag Is Postponed.
PLAYERS ARE DISAPPOINTED

Parade Got Under Way, but Rain
stopped the COntest-Capt. Schlaily
Says That Nationals Are in Better
Form Than at Any Time This Sea-
son-Hughes and Pntten in shape.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At SsTannah-Ssvannsh. (: Augusta, !.
At cEzouylle-Jacksonviile q Columbia .
A. Macon-Nacon. g: Charleston. O.
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HANDICAP TO CAREY
Hot FavOrite Drives Round
Bunch in Stretch.
ACE HIGH IN LAST RACE
Takes Measure of BarbHry Belle,
and Gets by with Price Of 10 L.
Star Gowan, IL TO 4, Gets FIRST
Event In Sensational Drive
Through the Last Quarter.

New York. May 1.-THE races at Bel
mont Park to-day resulted in three fav-
orites winning. The most popular triumph
was the victory of W II. Carey in the
handicap al "A mile and a sixteenth. With
Miller up, he was made a red-hOt fayorite
at to D.
Faust set a fast pace to the head OF the
stretch, while Carey was trailed along,
apparently out of it. But when Miller
went 10 the outside Of the field for the
run through the long home stretch and
let Carey down, the issue was quickly
settled. Carey ran over the leaders, and
won in brilliant style by three lengths in
the good time of 1:i6 2-5. Senator Clay
beat Zethus a half length for the place.
Grapple, . TO /. was at his best II the
Harlem Selling Stakes. at mile.
Masaniello and Pretension set the pace,
but on turning into the stretch Grappla
went 20 the front with a rush. and won
by a length in 1:39 3-j.
Star GOwan, practically unbacked, at
y to- !, won the first race in sensational
drive through the last quarter OF mile
Thermidor, 3-to-2 favorite, took the place.
FOrdello. 2-tO-l favorite. showed the way
I'm the second race, winning IN drive oy
half a length from Hollster, 4O-to-l
ssot Smirkcr finished third. Mr.. Nc
Cam. 7-tO-5 favorite. won the steepie-
chase He led all the way.
Ace High, ) 10 J. took the measure OF
Barbary Belle, 6-tO-5 fayOrite, IN the last
race. by "A length and a half
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At New ol,aus-yew orleans. 3; Montgomery. .
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Puehlo-Omaha. 10. Pueblo. T.
At Denver - Deu7erDes MCines. postponed lvet
sToUu Isl
grounds.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Albany-Albany, s; Scranton /.
AZ TToy-TfUy Z: WilkesbaTe
At Gloyersville-A. J.. and C.. 4. Binghamton, l.
At Utiea-Utics. s. Syracuse. t.
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
OVERALL HOLDS PHILLIES.
Whole Cub Team hut Evers Get One
or More Hits

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE Philadel-
phians could do nothing with overall,
while Lush and Moran were equally
easy for the Chicagoans. Score:
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ HaTtf0rl-Hartf0rd >; Norwich. o.
AT New HaTen-New London . New Haven. O.
At HolyoSe-Ho Hoiyoke H. Waterbury. J.
st Bridgeport Springfield. g. Bridgeport, 3
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Ynlc's Crew for American Henley.

New Haven. Conn, May 13-It was
stated to-day that Yale viii enter its sec
oud crew in the Henley regatta at Phila-
deluhi3 on May =. The second eight was
defeated at the annual regatta by the
varsity by less than length and is con-
sidered almost as strong as the university
crew.
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HEAVY HITTING AT ROANOKE.
Richmond Loses by One Run to
Roanoke.
srerial 10 The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Herald
Roanoke, Va. May H.-Roanoke de-
feated Richmond this afternoon, 8 10 A.
The game was replete with heavy hitting
and was especially clean in fielding, only
one error being chalked against either
side. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Roanoke, .; Richmond, l.
Lynchburg, 8; Norfolk, 4.
Portsmouth, 3, Danvilie, o..
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baUe1 Tn5-UfTToIt- / Ncw f0Th 2 FlTst hase
ty err1rs-Detr0it, Q; New York l. LEFT on bases
Detroit 9. New Yuk. T. First base on balls-Od
Mullen. .. off Br0csett. / Hits maie-Of BrocSstt.
9 In 6 % innings; off Kaffe. ! in u.s. unfinished.
Strlck Cut-By Mullen, 4: hy BrucketJ, J. Two
base ts-SChaefer Courhliu. Sacrifice hirS-ROss-
man. COBB. Stolen hases-Coughlm Conroy. TIM
Uire-1ir Connolly. Time Of game-2 hours and 10
minutes. Attendance. 37u.