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NEW YORK IN. L. 1: CHICAGO IN. Ia. o.
CHICAGO. May 27.-Wiltse shut. out the
Cubs to day in pitchers battle. New York
getting one run through !orce out ast steal a.
pitched great ball. but the tall New, Yorker
showed the better. The first part OF the game
was a neat series Of double Os. Inning after
inning the two lett handlers pitched ip yinciblyy
The men behind them played brilliant ball,
hanlnv in ali sorts oi hot drives. and it was
not till the seventh that the spell OF the south
paws was broken.
great stop by Herzog had Just kept two
runs from scoring. and 1t was high time the
New Yorks did something besides fancy field
ing. Devlin walked and Doyle forced him.
Doyle stole second. Herzog lofted To How
ard and then Wiltse demonstrated the value
of batting pitcher by sending Two oasser
In chicago's hall Iennsy made SI, greet aa
for Pnester In the eighth but could only
pop 70 Donlin. Wonderful stops by n9yle
she ninth and blsnkst the New. New 9ioTksi Forks
to Donlin. steintcldt hit into left. Howard
and popped to Herzog. The New Yorks
went whooping frorn the field The score:
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RACES FOR THE SPRING CUPS.
First Regatta Of the New York Yacht Club
to he Sailed Juno N.

The New York Yacht Club will open its
racing season on Thursday, June II, with
the races for the spring cups. These will
be sailed on the Sound. starting of Glen Cove,
or station No. 10. There will be races for all
Glasses that All, and unless a yacht in q class
has finished by one-half hour after sunset
the race for that class will be declared of
Entries must be fled with the regatta COM
mittee not later than 4 clock in the after
noon OF June Q. The courses selected will be
signalled' before the preparatory signal is
made.
According. to. the, rules there are three
diyisions--Diyision A, classes A. B, G, d, E.
DID, EE, @, H, j and X; Division B. classes
1. N, and p. and Division c. the New York
J. C.. thirtes. In all classees down to J and
for the handicap class minutes are allowed
to get over the line; for all others It is a one
gun start. The warning signal will be made
at noon and the first lot viii be sent of ten
minutes later. These will be classes A, B, c,
d. Z, ID and EE. Classes @, II and will
start at l215 class + at IL: 20, handicap classes
at l2:75. classes L, NJ. and at 1890, and the
30 footers At 1888.
There will be first prize in each class II
two or more yachts start, second prize II
four or more start, a third prize II eight or
more start. The committee is H de B. Par
sons. chairman; Ernest z. Lorillard. Walter G.
Kerr and j. d. Sparkman.
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POLO.
Rockaway Team Gains Sweeping Victory
af Great Neck.

At the Great Neck Polo Club grounds
yesterday In the second match OF the tourna-
ment ior the new Great Neck challenge cup
the opponents we're the Rockaway and the
New Haven teams. the latter the winners Of
the first match. The Connecticut men had
no less than nine goals by handicap. The
PLAYERS and their ratings were:
New Hnven-No. !. W. Keeney, I; No. q ]. D
Thomas, Jr.. !: No ., l. y. Stoddard. l. back, W.
L. Goodwin. g. Total g.
Rockaway--J. A. Ravlins. .; r. La Monte gne
Jr.. Q; d. Chauncey. Jr. Paul J. Rainey, .. Total
49,
The scoro was 10 goals earned by the Rock
away team, less 4 q goal for a foul, making
1871. New Haven did not add to the hnnd-
safety. Chauncey and La Montague did
the bulk OF the scoring. but, the team work
OF Rockaway was the marked lea ture To-
days match Is between the Meadow Brook
first and second teams.
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STAMINA WINS THE LADIES
III. r. WHITNEY's CRACK FILLY
MAKES A SHOW or HER RIVALS.

Sanotus Takes gteeplechase with Ease
Taboo, Fitx Herbert, xienap end
Peter ounce Also Score at belmont
Park-Four FaveriteS Arc Successful.
The horses ran closer to form at Belmont
Park yesterday than for some time past.
Four favoritss. three Of them at odds on.
were successful. A cool breeze tempered
the sitting heat and made the afternoons 3
outing decidedly comfortable for the $1,000
persons who were In attendance. H. p.
Whitneys crack mare Stamina, by Nastur-
tium. who was coupled with Jersey Lightning
At 2 to 8. outclasssd her rivals In tho Ladies'
Stakes, for three-year-old fllies. at a mile,
She set fast pace and was In hand all the
way to the wire. where she beat James r.
Keenss Anonyma. q 20 to l shot. by three
lengths In iao IS. The Chelsea Stables
Laughing Eyes. 50 to 1, closed with rush
and secured third money. two and half
lengths back. Jersey Lightning was the
runner up for three-auarters Of mile and
then Quit
p. J. Rsineys sanctus. II to 8 favorite.
was 30 much the best in the international
Steeplechsse. at about two miles. that Dupee
took him In hand after half the journey had
been covered. 80 that he galloped home with
length and half to spare in s:Ss. Hitch
cock Jr. 3 Bayonet. Is to s. was the contender
at all stages. but was firing near the end.
where he took the place from Old Grandpa.
20 to 1, by q length. ]. w. Colts Economy.
~ to 8, had no speed at all.
Taboo. S to 1, who made all the running In
the first race, for two-yenr -olds. at four
and half furlongs straightaway. stood q
long, fierce drive and beat the Newcastle
stables Royal Captive, 0 to 10 fayorite. by
a head in 65a as. Sam Lazaruss Nigger
Baby. q 90 to shot. finished with much
power and was third, three parts Of length
back. Bonnie Kelso. Z to !, was half q length
II II. +. T Brandts Fitz Herbert. IS to 20 favor
lite, won the second race. for. two-year-
olds, Ave furlongs straiEhtaway. In gsllop;
He breezed In from. all the way and had
five lengths over the Newcastle Stables
Preoeptor, ls to S. John f. Maddenis Fay
ette, coupled with Connaught Ranger at
length for the place. The time was 0:6e AS.
the rail at tie head q the stretch and won
parts par "o''f OF a length in ,io Tommy Walden.
2 to fayorite. q length for the place; Fancy.
TO led at the last sixteenth pole but blew up.
James r. keene's Peter Ounce, pro-
hibitive favorite, made runaway, OF the last
race. for maidens, at seven furlopgs and
rolled home six lengths to the good In l:2!.
H. P. Whitneys Yorkville Beau, To- I. who
ran second. was disqualified for foultng.
This moved George G, Hall. 80 20 l., into the
place, with Bolando, IS to third Z. Dugan
rode two winners, The summaries:
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LAWN TENNrs.
Meas Doubles at West Side Up 70 Final
ROunA.


The nnsi round In the lawn tennis doubles
played ext Monday. The teams opposing
will be q. W. Leonard and r. d. Littls on
one side and u. p. Fischer and Ross Burchard
on the other. These pairs each won their
matches In the semi-fnal round yesterday.
In both cases the matches were In straight
On Friday the West Side team will play OF
team. n the Metropolitan League, The
ni es.s Rssr s scs
on to-day. with Ross Burohard and w. b.
Cragin. Jrp a. the PRINCIPALS. The eonsola-
round ysstsrdsy. stS The summary: w
ss @ p ssd :.s
" WI 1L:SSaFd :o spd +; p. u;i: defeated E. B. Corn
TcrIsy Ssiss.sd y. Z; wsss. ps ~. ~ L. II.
f'iSin sin:, dstssssd sssssS }ahp:Sn Ss & Law
s.s s. Y asi.aS T;sf TIss s:1.::S S:ss:ssS Es
ns Z. ri: aS: ssSa a..ssi s;siiiia s H.ss,ss e.
Womsn's pouS!s:. iIIi round -Hiss ssiie Ho.
s saS and % NJ. f.nsss as.s:so s
Play In the Long Island champ mpionship lawn
S the 9Su5s 20 S q shs Knss
terday. The natiopai champions. Frederick
=. Alexander and Harold H. Hsokett. .wop
defeatlng the pair Of the Knickerbocker Field
Club. HeS. Roberts and J. C. Allen, BY the
score Of Ga and e-a.
Crescent Athlstio Club, and Edwin p Larned
and c. Frederick Watson. Jr., the Orange
pair. came through to the seml-hnale IN the
hauer will meet this afternoon Ia the anal OF
the singles to decide the challenger OF Irving
c. Wright for the trophy. The summary:
Long Island Championship Doubles-Pirst round
CHARLES N. Bull, Jra and H. c: Martin defeated
A. L. Wllliston and W. NJ, Jenninss 6-3 90.
Martin defeated Otto II. Hlnek and r. Gates. 81.
80. 6-3: Edwin p. Larned and c. Frederick Wat
son, Jr.. defeated II. ]. Billings and G. Noyes.
b-I 6-3, Q"
Semi -fnal Round-Frederck B. Alexander and
Harold X. Hackctt defeated H. s. Roberts and
]. c. Allen. %, IS
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New England intercollegiate Tennis.

BosroN. May 77.-R. L. Oakley Of Williams
College won q place In the final Of the New
England intercollegiate lawn tennis ain giles
tournament at Longwood to-day by defeating
l.. F. Stern Of Dartmouth in an interesting
match. He will meet s. B. Smith of Dart
mouth for the championship tomorrow, In
Jams team, .sprapg o surprise by beating
Tanning and Parker OF Technology in the
second semi-fnal match. The summary:
SInges-Scml. nnsl round-L T. stern. Dart.
mouth, defeated r. L. Oakley. Williams. S-S. 10,
60. y
Doubles Second round-w. R. Holeou and W.
J. A.. Vernon. Brown. Ga 40; n. L. Oakley and f.
X. Thompson, Willlams defeated p. r. Fannlng
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MAZDA MAKES FINE SHOWING.
Auxiliary for Max Fleischmann Now Ready
for Commission.

The new lO4 foot auxiliary schooner yacht
Haida. built at Seaburys yard for Max c.
Fleischmann OF the New York and Atlantic
Yacht clubs. had an official trial on the Hud-
son River on Tuesday. The trial lasted for
hve hours and the motors worked we'll The
yacht made nine miles an hour. being driven
with six cylinder. 100 horse power Speedway
motor. Mr.. Flelschmann was we'll pleased
with the performance. Those on board the
yacht at the trial were Max. @. Feisohmann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Fleischmann, the Misses
Anna and Josephine Freischmann. William
Fleisohmann, .Commodore William Titcomb.
Charles L. Seabury, WI Parslow, J. q. Purdy,
Irving Cox and Edward Stevens. the last two
representing the designers.
After the trial the Haida went to Bay Ridge.
where she Ia to bend on sails, and will be ready
The Haida is a type Of boat that has become
very popular. She has fine accommodations
fol, q boat OF her sise and with her power
and her sails can make progress in any kind
Of weather.
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WOMEN ON ESSEX LINKS.
Match Play IN Metropolitan Associates
Tournament.

Match Play IN Mctrspelitan Asssciation
Tournament.
40 survivors for che years title In tho
Womeu's Metropolitan Golf Association at
the Essex County Country Club to-day Mias
Georgianna Bishop. tltleholder, will play
Misc Julia NILE. whom she beat In an extra
hole match last year, and Miss Elizabeth
Hurry will oppose Mrs. L W. Callan. There
10 New Jersey player In each match. while
Miss Bishop 10 Connecticut girl who has been
national champion. and Miss Hurry 10 New
Yorker.
Il was delightful yesterday on the pic
turesque course Of New Jerseys oldest yet
most modern country club, yet 30 warm that
white frocks were out. Miss Bishop was
always in command with Mrs. TlfYnpy. having
the match by up at the eleventh green.
8Scp Sss ss Sys aUs sSss Ss Sr % q hI S Ss
az had an opportunity 70 Be under @ o. .''fS But
ended With b. stroke Sstter @ err than ne card f tS
Is good ss she Wished Miss BsSop ess esrd: Ro'
fn.:::::;:.::::::::::.s fEnS'',::::.::::ss ssss:st ES-s.
=. In beating attn Mrs. W. :, Morgan BY 4 up and
to play Miss Mix was out In a. and returning In
an exoellent 40 she made the best score that
course. Miss Mix's card:
fHSc'':;;,.,:.:ss a., ;ss:sss -
The neglect to hole couple Of puts where
ths h.I, bali lay dead prevents Miss Mix.s score
sa e sa. sns ss c.fd xsa out as aS Kus
whioh The former drew % away - to wi win by and % !.
Callan gained the lead at the eleventh and
won out by and /.
The summary:
HSary ss
wSos ss 'HG Sr: z D.' M s Gousj
UP and to play; Miss G. Bishop. Brooklawn, beat
Miss julia r. NIX, Englewood. beat Mrs. ". +.
sessna esasf oap Ro snd 70
Dyker Meadow. beat Mrs. J. Mayer, Essex County,
County. beat Miss Bertha Graham, North Jersey.
up and to play; Mrs. Charles Park. Apawamis
% play; Miss Marie Harrison. BaI!usrol. bea. Mrs
c. uheiaksr. Haekensack 3 up and , TO play.
Third Cup. First Round-Mrs Frank Enes
Englewood. beat Miss J. Bredt, Essex County, 1
and 70 Psy Mss hpaEs Bal
9 up and 4 TO play Mrs J. Croweli, Essex County,
beat Miss N. a, Irving, Richmond County, Q UP
and Q to play: Mrs. W. D. Hackensack, beat Miss
Violet Ward, Richmond County, 8 up and to play,
In the nine hole putting contest there was
tie between Mrs. Callan and Miss Hurry at :.
In the playoff Mrs. Callan won by 20 to IS An
prizes presented by Miss violet Ward Of the
Richmond County Country Club. The win
ner was from the same club. Miss Norma Burke,
who drove 1872 yards foot inches, Miss
Page Schwarzwalder won second prize,
driving l59 yards.
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TO-DAYs CARD FOR BELMONT.
Jockey Club Weight for Ago and Gaioty
Stakes Features.

The Jockey Club weight for age race. at
q mile and furona. will be run at Belmont
Park to-day, with q probable play on James
R. Keene's Celt to beat Jack Atkin, salvidere
and Dorapte For the Gsietty tyr sttaEss foI5
filiiee, Trance, Field Mouse and Melisande
should go well, In q handicap 81 mile and
dntsenan HsstS 10 tSs fsosoTs. 'ussef
In the first event. at seyen furlongs. Big
Chief, Earl q. and Bedouin figure well. Two
year-ods will run In the second race, at four
and a half iurlongs, with Arionette, Harrigan
and Uniform having chances. The last race
Is for platers, at six furlongs. straightaway,
narhans the best. The entries follow:
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schoolboy Champion Beats parst at renu,s

WARRINGTON. May 37.-In the third round
OF play In the Middle Atlantic Tennis Assooia-
tion's annual tournament. played on the
Bachelor Clubs court this afternoon. Wallace
pion. defeated J. P. Paret, the veteran New
York player. s-s, e. In the doubles Atkln
York city defeated Wood and Parton. two
!SSf' With SsssSroei Ssas Ho%ars sn4 44aEERe Ee
sIb s.i;; a.ii;;, In The other rqSnds oi The singles
J. H H. fbsIlanss:s bsIs sssss Pa q hs7 7sc.sn ss -, si
Lincoln beat j. Mullen. 60. 6-s.
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OF. LOUIS "a. L.. 7: NEW YORK "a. H.. 2.
The Browne had 80 many ways Of making
runs Yesterday that the Highlanders did
tSsy 70 sor Ha
again and were much the better team. While
Chesbro was on the throne errors and Wild
the and f1isi %S sH. K Sss
ine the Browns hlt the bali for taliles. The
losers played poorly and the winners, well.
found fsttnr i's s1pTession p in the @ Score.
game. and he held the Browns to four hits
In In two ssAss 81 LOCI: but N s si d
with stout heart. In the eighth he became
base hit By Williams The ex-New Workers,
Williams and Hoffman. again featured them
recent memory as James and Daniel. Howell
% ss Ind sshs snd &ss ps sp
Ssd 0S BEEN easd safe
ences en- S' Of opinion were ere emphatic as to whether
Kleinow made perfect throw to Niles. Niles
Jones famed and there, were two out, but
Ferris's fly to Moriarty bounced out Of Mori-
arty's india rubber palms and schweit5
to Ball. who dropped the bali as he was about
to throw Il, but good came out OF evil Ferris
had overrun third and relay from Ball TO
Bali singled 70 centre Ht % IL the third s9hweIt-
zer ran IN and trapped the ball. He de-
O'Loughlin did not see the play that way and
cieiop. McAleer was in no better position to
see the play than was O'Loughlin and not In
as good position as those In the upper part
of the stands Ball, however,. never got
now's out and was pinched at the plate, Ferris
Chase singled In the fourth inning and was
pushed home by stahrs humping smash
the inning with single and stolen the next
base. In the first half Of the same inning
there was a dazzling play at both ends by
Ball and Chase. Ball grabbed Ferris's tin
high throw with one hand
Hoffman sent line triple to right in the
sixth and Moriarty's fast recovery of the ball
held me%R at Ws%y fSr hin n
Moriarty. triple figured iI New York's
in on Balls grounder to Wallace. Ball gave
st. Louis br5 run In the oST
ny to Hemphill Then Ball booted a grounder
from Spencer's bat.
;, Stone sauntered on four balls ip the eighth.
HAAS VIA peS Williams BY trpe
over Hemphfl's head and Chesbro made
another Wild pitch. Az the Browns weren't
standing still while all this was transpiring
f"s put our % side further to the the BAD in the ninth
and BY clean, high pressure hitting. Jones.
ball with hits which whistled and which
locals didn't get on base at all in the last two
innings. The score.
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PHILADELPHIA.
sBatted for Schaefer In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Krause In the ninth inning.

sBatted for Schaefer In the ninth inning
fBatted for Krause In the ninth inning.
tTwo out In ninth when winning run was scored.
Detroit. o o o %
Philadelphia. ............0 o o o o o 2 IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1; Rossmsn. I; Cough
lin, Z Downs philaSeiphlsmNicholls hl,,,, Il Davis.
errors-Detroit, /; Philadelphia, .. Left ON bases
Detroit. 8: Philadelphia, O.; First base on balls
/, Two base hit--Hartsel. Sacrifice hits-Schae.
fer Coughlin. Mcintyre. Murphy, Powers, Stolen
E. Tmpire-Sheridan. Tlme-2 hours and min
utes Attendance-A65o.
BOSTON "a. L., g. CHICAGO "A. L.. 2
BOSTON May 27.-Boston won out from Chicago
in a pitchers battle o-day Winters double In
the NTH inning with two on bases gave q lead TO
tho locals that the Sox could not overcome. Tho
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Totals. f.. -. q IS IS Is . Totals. a ira 8 o
sWInnin0 nm scored with tvo out

Totals ~ Is IS Is 81 Totals. 43 1I'32 o
winning run scored with two out.
Montreal. ..,.......0 0 o ID
Runs s-Montreal-Casey, 2: Corocoran, 1: Evans;
l. Jones, I; Clark, 1. Newark-Mullen, 1; De Vore 1
Engle, 2: Krtchell. l. Three base hlts-o,Nelll,
molyssn Nc @ Two Two, base s hss.Glars Its e. Mullen CASEY
on bases-Montreal; u: Newark; y. stolen bases
slayer. Donshue, Mcllyeen. Mailing. Hughes.
First base on beilsIon Hughes. q on Donahue. ?.
psy--Evans and Corooran. Hit by pltcher-By
bonahue. I; by Hughes. Umpire-Kelly Time
IS hours minutes. Attendance-i 900.
At BUFFALO.
Buffalo. o 2 o 1 o AoN i
Providence.......0 o o 3 o Is Is
Batteries--vowtnkie. Tozer and Ryan: Barry.
Clary, Slime and Clark.
AT TORONTO.
Baltimore .........o o o 90 o o. "a
Toronto ..........0 o o o - 1
Bstteries-Dersan and Byers; Monet, Brown
and Pierce
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Runs-Pittsburg-Leach, ]; Clarke, l. Boston
Flaherty. 1. Two base hits--Ritchey Leach IN.
Beaumont. Three base hlts-Sweeney. Clarke,
Bowermen Ritchey. Double plsys-Dshlen, Rit
chey and McGann; Ritchey and Bowerman: Browne,
Flaherty and Bowernan. First base on balls--On
Young. 4; on Fiaherty, 5. Struck out~By Leeyer.
2; by Flaherty. 2. Hlts-oh Young. In eight
innings of Leever, In two innings Umpire
KLEIN. Time-2 hours. Attendance-2,eso.
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Yale aprintor Injured.

NEW HAVEN. May 27.-h. B. Stevens, the
Yale sprinter. who was expected to take
next Saturday. sprained tendoa|y esterdsy
and will be unable TO run, Carey will take
his place. Until this injury Yale had q
very desSsfaiS II -. ........-.-.. ~ - - - :. !.
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Totals. ,s3 Q q l3 8
'Batted for Chesbro In the eighth inning.

.Basted for chesbro In the eighth inning.
New Yrk,>.....o York, . Q Q %
Rnns--St. Louis-Stone. L: Hoffman, ]; Williams.
I; sohweitzer, 2; Jones. 1; Howell, I. New York
l. Len on bases:-New York, 8: St, Louis. 4. First
base on balls-0n Chesbro, 8. Struck out--By
hts-stahl, Norman. Williams Two base hits
Stah Howell. Sacrinee hlts-wllams Jones.
Stolen baseball (2). Wild pitches-Chesbro ~.
HIts--on Chesbro, 4 In eight innings: of Lake.
In one inning. Umpire Loughn. ITime-2 hours.
Attendance-S.000
PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 8: DETROIT. l.
PHILApKi.PHIA. May 27.-Mullen weakened per-
ceptibly IN the last two innings and tho phladel-
phias won out. tumble by Moran enabled the
botroiters 10 clear the bases In the sixth. The
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Owner or BAN Club KnooGs Down Umpire,

NEW BEDFORD. May s7.-Joseph A. Burke,
one Of the owners OF the New Bedford Baseball
Club. knocked down Umpire Murphy to-day.
Burke became wra,hy because Murphy Or
dered Capt: Canayan out OF the game with
playere stopped the row. Murphy called the
police. but both Burke and Capt. Canavan left
tho grounds without any hlndyanoe.
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Sheehan t2,. First base on bals--of Ewing, J;
Ewing, 8: by Wilhelm, 2. Wild pitch--Ewtng.
Passed balI-Bergen. Hts-On Wilhelm, O. In
seven innings; OF McIntre none In ono inning
Umpire-Rigler. Time hour and 40 minutes. 2
BOSTON IN. Ll. S: PrrTssURo. 2. -5
PITTsBuRa. May 27.-In a beautiful tenth inning
fnlsh to-day Boston beat Pittsburg out, 70 q.
Cy Young ILL.,. had held Boston to a tie for eight
innings. Leever. who relieved him. collapsed IN
the tent th, losing the game. Tho score:
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Totals...O 30 "a 20 81 Totais.....2s Q 81 10
Ssrsey nassy City .y.''..'.'.',.S I d9Sooo %
Runs.-Jersey City-Bean, |: Merritt. |. Roch-
ester Holly. ]; Anderson I; Hurley. !. Two base
hits Rockenf field. 8. Sacrifice hits Anderson ~ ,
Clancy, Batch t2. Stolen bases-Bean. Double
play-Lenno1 to Loudly. First base on errors.
-oG Bannister. 2; on Plank, 2. Hit by pitcher
De!iron. Hurley Struck outaBy Bannlster,. 3.
plre- Moran. Time hour and IS minutes. At
tendance-1.070.
MONTREAL. 9: NEwARK.5.
MONTREAL May N-O'Neil's hit with the bases
full and out scored tho winning run for Montreal
In the eleventh inning. Donahue pitched we'll after
the irst inning while Hughes was hit hard. Tho
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New YOrks Shut Out the Cubs and Make
II Three Out OF Four.

The New York Nationals wound up their
Western trip yesterday by shutting out the
worlds champions. from whom they took
three games out of four Their record for
the trip was six games won and nine lost.
The BrookIyns we're beaten by the Cincin-
natis, the former team falling back to last
place and the Reds passing up to second
place. They ousted the Pittsburgs. who we're
beaten by the Bostons. The results:
New York, \; Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, y; Brooklyn. 2.
Boston, 3; Ptttsburg, 2.
At st. Louis-Rain.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II SULLIVAN I. wagner,
]. chiOago--pougherty,. A. Tsnnshill. First
:; Chicago. g. First base on balls-on Winter. q
% Smith. l. Struck outmBy Winter, 4 by Smith, q
hits-Dougherty, smith. Lord, Oravath. Stolen
baseI;porgherty, Double play-win,er. waEner
snd J, Hng,n1pe gnue omRd0nnChyi, Rnrd. i'me-i nour
WARRINGTON, 8; c1,Kvz1AND, q.
wAsmHoroN, May N.--Washngton made 10
two straight o-day from Cleveland by Jumping
on Berger In the eighth inning Hughes was In
splendid form. Stovalrs homer was the feature.
The SCORE:
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New York State League.

At Binghamton- Bins ghamt ton. 8: A.; ]. d O.; Z
At Syracuse-Syractise. 7; Utica, s.
At Scranton-Albany, 8. Scranton, I.
At Wllkesbarre Wilkesbarre, ?: Troy, o.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.



RocHHeTER May 27.-In tho eighth inning Of
to-day's game between Rochester and Jersey City
Clement after making desperate run failed TO
properly stab Holly's ny. which went TO left for
two base hit. sacrifice on the heels of scratch
infeid hit. o wild slam over flrst and an in1eld
out and another scratch hit followed and the locals
won. The score:
The sun., 1908-05-28

SOME SAD FIELDING AND OTHER
wEAIxNESS by NEW FORKS.

stin Hanging ON TO First Piaee, However.
Thanlxs 90 the washingtons, VINO Took
CleveiaRdS Measure-Sex Lose IN Bos-
CON and the Athletics Check the Detroits.
More to the work Of tho washin gtons.
which 10 duly appreciated. than TO any Inn
pressivo play OF their own. the New York
Americans are ssill hanging on to first place,
oven though they did meet with their third
straight setback yesterday. The Browns
eclipsed them again. but the Clevelands
had q game grabbed away from them by
the tailenders. The upward hight Of tho
Detroits was checked by the Athletics. who
went back to third place, Detroit dropping
Q notch. The Bostons beat the White sox
again. ct. Louis advancing 10 nth place
and the sox falling TO sixth. The points lost
by the leading teams and the ones gained by
the rearenders made the race tighter than
ever before. Tho results:
st. Lenis, .; New York. 2.
Philadelphia. D; Detroit, 4.
Boston, o; Chicago, =.
wsshinston, .; Cleveland, =.
The sun., 1908-05-28

AItizer. l. ceveland-J Clarke, 1: Stoval. /. First
base on errors Washington, !. Left on bases
Washington. Q: Cleveland. g.. First base on nans.
IL; by Berger, 2. Home run--Stovall. Two base
hts-MIlan. J. Clarke. Sacrifice hitsrGa%hleS. %
Hickman Stolen base--Delehsnty. Umpire
Hurst. Time-l hour IS minutes. Attendance-3,soo.