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lhlcabO, y; 81 Louis, a.
Al Pittsburg Rain

rHit AprLPHIA Is, H. 2. NEW YORK tS. H. !.
In q game that contained its turbulent
moments and which was scrappy. and with
'rsqueni stirring plays the New lOrks wero
as'pn hy the Philadelphlas yesterday at tho
Polo Grounds The Phillies wada only two
-Ins, but that was twice a. many as the New
Works made. The Quakers made stunning
tc.ding plays al times when they were most
Ig,fructive to New \ Works chances aud their
tH- wore Just timely enough 10 give thHW
he balance Of results IN the run getting line
.0rkiug catches were made nv Mageo and
U.0brne each being the suarinR Of a vicious
lrve from Bresuahaus bat Roger bUtted
p ulrd luck. Doolan and Grant snaFsd in
lr7rg ground hits, Magco didn't do
uuh. but what he did had most maligu
n'ucnce on the home team prospects.
y.-les the catch Of Bresuahau', liner. which
vented a run, he whipped a two bagRer
dong the left foul line which sent IN a run
there were two tUu htggnrs on each side,
.Ua. four Of them shaved the left ioul line,
NcGraW and DOulu were sent from the
ed for being too assettlve in q wrangle over
decision This was In the sixth inning
20. ,our was on Art aud Devlin up, Sey-
.r.- started steal and Deylln swung Rt
10 ball. he made q foul tip. and JaCkitsCh
brew down TO huahe, who Jagged Seymour.
IN, New iOrkS cOnteudcd that Emshe yelled
..H when the foul tip was made and that
a' r.u.eI seymour 10 slow ny. seymour
.. SLOW up there is no doubt about that hut
..s throw was good one and he might have
.am puf out anyway. The chances are thar
would. hut positive knowledge on that
s.0f p'Nars will remain as great a mystery
ihs secret of the Sphlny.
I.r NeN Works wanted Seymour 10 be-
.u'rd nv return tn first base, They ap-
.-r,l first 10 one umpire. then the other
..I 'hrrs vas long NraHgle. with players
u. both .drs COuvcr,atiOniug iervcntly with
aumu,Trs Seymour went back and planted
u-ai or Gr-t base while the dispute went
ur. hu' haI to come In finally as Elnslie ruled
..,' Nr $3.50. out, MCGraw and DOnln were
... or 'ho Held for their share OF the con-
ruspr.F
lrr.ar Nlv'pr made two hits and pitch
..ra 'Eu would have been standuT
.I N,unn.1us but for nun by Seymour.
..-' r f 'ai Up to run. .knabe who made
.r.a N.'.. pukrd a single through the dia-
.u's =. the 'r'l inning, advanced on Grants
.a. fee and tailed on Magee's double, 4
.H.H.u o' error, sent shannon around as fur
second base 10 New lOrk's half, with no.
uIr ou'. hu' there we're two flies, and Shan
u' 30, matted irving 70 steal third
/. Now Works register In the third on
'tnr.s hit over the nfeld and Shannon's s
.. u.-sr Seymour opened the last half
..,.',.i and Devln and Doyle put up
...y 'y 30 centre. Seymour ran out and
s.J 'ro hall nicely. but dropped IT, Os-
..r.. moved up on an out and came through
noo.g. auank 10 right. 1ennev and
4NrI md. fine double play In the ninth
..I'fvn. Was pa first when DOOlan bounced
... N lcbucy lha latter was PLAYING In
- threw % Brlivcll for force, then hurried
60. 70 first aud took Brldwei's return
.rlr. The srnrf'
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wAsHINd1oN. Q, nav YoRK A.Ll,3,


WASHINGTON. May ?.--Olade pitched great
ball for the New lorks to-day until the eighth
inning, when he went 10 pieces 80 rapidly that
Griffith did not have time to lake him out OF
the box before Washington piled up i've runs
and won the game, q 20 8. Jntil the fatal
eighth the New Works had q lead Of one
aud although they were almost helpless
against Mashington's new southpaw Burns,
their opponents we're doing a. little WITH
Glade. New York scored IN the second
inning. chase rot all the way % third when
Ganley dropped his long hy Stahls double
sent Chase home Hpmphill beat out a hunt,
sending Stahl 10 third, whence he tAlied when
COnrOy hit into u double play, The thlrd
New York run came in the ninth on singles
by Niles and keeler and PiCkcrinRB error.
Washington counted In the third inning
on pass TO Mcbride aud q triple by VI IAN,
Ganley opened the eighth inning with u
double aud scored on PiCkoriugs single
Freeman forced Pickering aud Atller forced
Freeman Warner walked and Mcbride drove
in Alt2er and Warner with three bHgger;
Shipke was hit by a pitched ball, Burns walked
aud MilauS single put Mcbride and Shipke
dyer the pan.
Elberfelds prospects Of playing In less
than a month are no brighter to-day than
Yesterday. He will be sent 10 New York on
Monday IN he IL able to travel. Delehaht},
Na-hiugtUu'4 second baseman is seriously
threatened with blood poisoning as the result
Of a spIking In the leg received In Philadelphia
N
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ln the rain yesterday afternoon the la
crosse team Of the Crescent Athletic Club
won its first important game Of the season
from Swarthmorc The final score was 4
goals TO 2, with the first period OF play end
ne In a tic at / goal al, Wall scored all
The points for the New Moon players. The
tslly OF The Brooklyn clubmen would prob
ably have been larger had it not been for
ne great game put at goal by Rowlands
nf Tho SMATlhmOTe teaIn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
HAshlngtons Can Heat the New YorkS and
Do sO--LOse First Place.

The WashIngtons took kindly to Fred Glade
and worked out their salvation In the eighth.
The beating the New Yorks got took them
out Of first place. The Cleveands improved
their opportunity, beating 81, Louis. The
Phiadelphias ohut out the Bostons and went
up to third place. Virtual victory for the
Detroits, no game, because Of rain, Oh, well,
It's early yet, The results:
Washington, o; New York, .,
P''naHe'phlG, ~ Boston, o.
Cleveland, .; st, Louis. =.
At DetrOlt-naln.
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Atlantic Yacht Clubs OPENING.

The Atlantic Yacht Club house at Sea Gate
will be opened for the season on Saturday.
May 20. Tho house committee this year will
he Charles r. Ludwig, chairman: Robert A.
Brown and Frederick r. HoisinRton. The
boat service 20 Sea. Gate began on May 1.
-Four trips are made each way each day,
stopping at the Crescent Athletic Club.
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Poly Prep Beats boys High at Lacrosse.

Poly Prep defeated Boys High At lacrosse
on the Bay Ridge grounds Of the Crescent
Athletic club yesterday morning by goals
to l. Al the tallying was done In the first
period Capt Campbell Of the Poly team
was knocked out for 4 good ten minutes.
lie recovered and finished the game,
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\. .N.A.C. Gnnntts nrIeal NAla.

NEW HAVEN. MAY The New York A. {.
shooters defeated the Vale Gun cub thus
afternoon NV q lre Of 5N 90 $50. The strong
wind prevented good scores. Billings ot NeE.
York was high man with ~ bir5s and rru-
deau OF Nalr and lt OF Now York tifd ~.
low man at iB The summaries ..rH ,
Nalc- Trudeau. n rhaa. y, Gusncn. y, Mickey
~ Hehafd ~ pugsey ~. 1Olal, SO
New lork-fllaS. "a; Billings, w. TIT, ~ O'DO1s
hue, e; Pelham W. HodgorsOIf - .rOIui sgt
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The siren 9Th Of the pairs brought throns


10 the course for the Atlantic City cup seml-
final, the Travis and W. G, Fownes, Jr., match
carrying the largest following Travis took
an early lead being W ut the NTH. but
Fovnes had reduced this hy holes ot the
turn. At the fourteenth Travis was ! down,
but he squared matters nt The fifteenth.
Fownes won the seventeenth and being
doriuie with two puts for on the home
green he seemed q certain winner, but lraNl :
stole the hole in 3 by q long put
on the extra hole Travis was once siimied
and FOwnes twice. tOWnes won II IN by
negotiating a stimy. II IL the third extra
hole match he has won from Travis. the
others being In thu national Championships
of 1905 and 1901 Travis has won this tourna-
lnCnt four times and the low score pnZe Tor
the qualifying round five times, 1t u thc
first time 1rnyis has failed 10 win out aitH
being first In the qualifying set, also t
ilrst time be and FOWuss had met here Tor the
cup FoWues made ~. ~ s2 and Travis?
-, 40 ~. IN the other half Douglas was
down early 10 DR. Neirer, but all square u
the ninth They finished IN close match,
Douglas getting the verdict by on the
hom' green lie did ~ to Dr.. Neiner's 81.
The cards for the F0wues and Ira VIII match
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PHILLIES YIN ASHORMY GAME
tND ARE TIED For THIRD PLACE
WITH NEW YORKS.

HcCraN and DOnlln Benched for Kicking
.ChlcagOs Draw Further Away From
inc Others --BrOOkluls Tame the hos.
tons-Raln Prevents Game In PlttsDurg.
Ishty game in ugly weather got on the
,tfves and tempers Of the New York man
tger and field captain and both McGraw
md Donlin we're disciplined yesterday. And
tryvay the Philadephlas beat the home
cam and so tied with them for third place
n tho league. The ChCagos beat st, Louis
and went even further away from the
,'her clubs. The BrooElyns defeated the
soltous. Pittsburg and Cincinnati were idle
ran The results,
philadelphia, =; New York. l.
brooklyn, =; Boston, I.
Chicago, 3; 81. Louis, 2.
Al Plttsburg Rain.
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,ounS BreaI,s I4I OF $50 Targets.

Jesse Young Of Chicago did some excellent
shooting Al the traps OF the Bergen Beach
ljun Club yesterday. llc shot at $50 targets
and broke Ia. Notwithstanding. the rain
of the afternoon an excellent held reported
and several other high runs were maze
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E.HE
FsPn,' FsIa. '.''''i 'y'n.'- g SS33si
batteries Simpson and Smith, Rose, Parsous
''' ''''' AT ANNAPOLIS. ND
Gallsqdet. % 9l9ooS :;
% iSttedes Dillon and Abel, wills aud Brscoe
Al ENoLRwooD
&ayIsr iI.,aj Az = "a SSS SS-Sli 9
BATTERIES Doughery and MGhoncy; Chalmers
and Curran. ..,..
~, g. IoPnf p, fSS GSsSs School "a ! :
BaueTlss-Yates. prnckm and KeOugh' Long
acre '"" 'O"'' At WEST POINT.
Virginia.. ..........0 ! o0o0 q 0
batteries Walker and Pearson Riley and Gonser.
At rwoRcEsTER.
IIs, Hssy2rs g2,., SS2Sq5SSSS
batteries Hicks aud CurrIer; DOwd and LArEln,
ATnUToaA rARK.
Central IL. .Phna / o 0 / / O-5 . 8
Rstisrlcs" Clayton and Woods; Ks,enmachcr
and MACK.
yoE,gi C.rq,.Ias, ,,.,,ll,,. Q iS;SSS
batteries Stewart and Hobbs; Van Auden
Lanphler and IambSch.
At BAT RIDGE.
seventh Regiment. oiS6SSs-S? I
BS,tsrisy- Aickay and Chandler Doyle, Dsyo,
At SOUTH TrELD.
stevens. gleSqgs!Nff,sstssi Z
BslierIes- SturGis and Fonda: Mccloskey and
Young. .
\; NJ s.$ Ss,s. ,:,i, ana s.S.,
At SOUTH ORANGE.
seton l[.ll,... ;SSSSSSd,-sig
E9.fi 9Bs,as.@Lyuc6 asa. and a.srln; Powers ana
D'''' At PHILADELPHIA
PI. penn !, Freshmen z: pr..S .So25aCoadSSSo5Gs
Batteries schultz and Cozens Bsrlc and Cutie,
ARh:fs... %iii:s.. "a ! SBS5bSS SS--t ! !
BSItsres-Brlck and Dsnahy; TempletOn and
''''' \Ar HANOVER
Vermont .,.....,s ~ " O-a y
Dsrtmouth......... 0 O 0 o 0 o 90 3
Bstterles-Collns and Burlington Glare, Mitchell
ChadDOurne and Leonard.
At OHIO EIElD.
r. p i?.... I % :
Batteries Baldwin. Wise and froeb; Goroh,
Murphy and Dalm.
At mDOEwooD nuD.
c E,&,.a.,;,,...sSSSSSItSS55SSS' !
Batteries-LoventhGl and Polly, Holion Cole
snd Burr.
Georgetown. o 0 OOOO 0 90 8 3
FordbAn1 % o | O O o 0.-S o
batteries Montgomery aud Eckenrods: Mahoney
and Mcdonald.
Xavier ..........l 0 o 0 0 0-9 2
FOrdham Prep..1 0O4 O.-7
batteries -PendlsPn and Dinsen; Shankey and
Keller
Al EGetcr--EXeter, 4. University Of Maine, 0.
At AndoVer.-IAle ~, |, Andoyer, 0,
Al Dobbs ferry--hSckenhe, H. Taft, den
innings.
x Ellsaheth--PIngry TO- Horace Mann
At FoughkeepSiC- Riterview, 4 Mohegan,
At tHamllton-Colgate. Q: Union,
AZ Tarry a; HAckley,
a. Ossnihg-lrvlnG, 10, Mount Pleasant
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American Association.

4. Milwaukee Milwaukee, 3: Columbus. !.
40 kArSa6 city Kansas CITY, S, Toledo, o.
" Minneapolis indianapolis 4; Minneapolis 0.
as Paul--St. Paul, 3. Louisville, J.
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'liAtted FOR Street In the fourth innlng
'iiattcd for Glade In the ninth inning

'Iiallcd Tor SITfet IN Inc IOurIN InnInl
Matted for Glade In the ninth inning.
Washington. O u 90 n
New York .... ...... y q q q .
iiuus Washington Gauley !; Atlzsr, !, War
ner T. Mcbride >, Shipke. /. New York Niles, J.
Chase Stahl /. First base on errors New York, l.
Washington, I. Left on bases New YORK, /,
Washington = First base on balls on Glade, l.
Struck Out-Hy Burns, 2. by GLADE, l. Three base
rit, Milan. Mcbride. Two base hits Stahl, Gan
les. Sacrifice hil-Nltlzer. Stolen base Milan
Double plays Mcbride At!Eer and Freeman e,
plrc Connolly. TimC-l hour and Is minutes.
Attendance 1921,
PHILADELPHIA a. b. 9 BOSTON "a, L-'. o.
PHILAUEIPHIA, May a wild throw by Winters
In the third inning netted the Athletics iva runs
and the game. Play vas stopped twice by rain,
The score.
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Southern LeaEue.

.'Nsw orIeans-Memphls. 8. New Orleans, /.
~ MobllA- Mobile g. LITTLE Rock, Q.
50 NOnteomery-A 3 NaSnviue' J.
@ 'anta-Auants, TO- Birmingham ,
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Games scheduIed for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGuH.
f.USburg In Cincinnati; ST. Louis IN Chicago.
ANEKICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit m 81. Louis, Cleveland In Chicago.
EASTERN LEAOUH.
Roeheser IN Newark. Bun0lo In Providence,
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Seven cards were returned In the initial
Country Club 10 was an eighteen hole medal
play handicap aud Clark won. The results
&C b. Clark, %, 1910, b. r. 0lecknsr, ia, SOsE
q. y, Shlrran, Gs, SO. r. ]. Friedman, l05 a0-5;
a. .. Mckay, %, 80 W, g. Adams, ", 7-bE
II, ], Chambers. i0i, i1-S
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CnnnrctIcni League.

~ Msndsn-MerIden 7: Bridgeport, L.
80 Hartford Hartford 3. New Haven, !
- Nfw Britain New Britain. Z, Springfield, u
50 Noyokc-Holyoke, /. Waterbury, ,.
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TrI.State League.

AT Den ver--Den yer, 3. Omaha, l.
a. pueblO-pueblo, 10: Lincoln, 8.
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NcM ENGLAND LeaEne.

~ F6l River Fan River s. Worcester o.
y Lcweil- Lynn, 4 Lowell, ].
" LAWTonoe Lawrence 3 HAyerhln, :,
" NtW Ne diord- Brockton. y, New Bedford, I.
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IT PROVIDENCE
snnlh AIlantlc LeaKnc.
Western League.

At Augusta Augusta. /, Savannah, o.
~ COlumbla--ColumblS, Q; Charleston,
Al MacOn-JaCksOnvl.le, s; Macon,
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Totals. % san :
Mclean out bIntrd thlrd strke,
'Hatted for Holly ia the nith Inning
Newark k.............. = o DO
Rochester. ....,.......O 81
Called darkness.
Runs-NewGrE, Muller I. Devorc, l. Mcllveen, /:
Fngle /; Sharpe, |: Miller !. Rochcstcr-Anderson,
!, Batch, /: Flanagan, j. Holly, l. lCnoS, /; Hurley
!. Maroney, l. Two base hlts-lcnnON, Clancy.
Sacrifice hlts-Dcvorc ~, MarOncy o. Stolen
bases- De, ore Mcllyecn, Mailing, Anderson ~,
Hurley First base on balis-Or Wilhelm, !; OIL
Miller s. OF Mclean !; on Maroney !, Struck out
by Wilhelm, s BY Miller, l; by Mclean, T. By
Maroney, S. WIND pItcheS-Wilholm, /; Miller, /,
Ht by pItcher-By Wilhelm, d By Miller /: First
baSe on errors-Ncwark, /: Rochester, >. Left on
bASes-Newark s. Rochcster,s s. Umplrc-Conwsy.
Time-2 hours and 2b minutes. Atendance-45OO.
ATJEEsEI CITY.
E,H.F.
J,rsey Clty......0 o 5 o ? I 5
Montreal, .......O 0 o U 0 O-5
Bstieries-M Mason aud VandeFErift keefc, Stan.
ley and Clark. -
Buaalo..........OOoOOooo !
Froyideuce.........O 0 0 o 0 0 90 4 .
battsriss- Klssngtr and Archer cronln and
Peterson.
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MUCH OPEN and CLODGOLFTNG
FOWNES, JR., TAKES THE CHIEF
ATLANTIC CITY CUP.
Beats Travis In Morning and Douglas In
Afternoon openings at DunwOOdle
and slwanOy-Field DAY for staten
Island Players-The Results At DSker.

ATLANTIC CRY. May 2-W c, Fownes,
Jr, Of Pittsburg beat Douglas. the Scottish
New J orker. IN the final for the chief cup at
the Atlantic city tournament to-day In
the semi.hnal the rittsburgcr put out Travis, A,
which was going some. Townes has now
won the tournament four times, which brngs
him up even with Travis In brackets. lio
was leader from the third hole With Douglas,
winning By to :, with the card OF 10 bar
nna hole although the laat few holes were
-. ii h. 80 -. rhIr. 1 IN nn rl.-
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Gibson SECOND. par Of cicsinpts !, 7. GIBSON
third Boy and Girl Andrew Crawford, fourth.
Chs, N..NuNrll, class Glorious and Togo
Miss G.ulia MorOslnl, ursr Texas. NlIs. Timer
SieNens. second.
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W. r. Bassett,. 100, iS--ss: d. stAhOrd- -ilie go
Ralph Mckee, iO1 iSso; ), D. Pei, 100 S-ei' y, "
RachAu. 9S b-e9; u. stutleT, III, is-eS J. w.
pel lO, o-p8.
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rIyyEI,yp. 4. Ar, LOUIS AN, ,
CLEVELAND
ISl,sd 2,als;' for Howell " in the eighth inning

Cleveland n, Ei ........ % 0 0 0 0 0 as
Runs-St Louis Stone. I. Crlss l. cleveland
l. Clarke, ?. Bradley, l. Two base hlts-hoWell
FERNS. Iajoic Three base ht-Hnchmsn. Sac
nHco hits--StOyall, Lalolc HlnChman, Williams
Passed bAll-SpeuC"r Stolen base. Clarke Hit
Firstb on balls-Of Howell ?; on Joss l. struck.
out By Joss .: by Howell 2. Left on bases--St.
Louis, S. Cleveland, g. Cmplres-tgan and Evans,
Time-l hour and &c minutes. Attendance so.
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!o'''s""28 "a 10 r.,,,, .
,satled for Gllbert In &c nlnth lnnIng.

TULNTS-..- II - 10 :
'ssted for Gilbert in the ninth inning
o.tsfo ...............l 0 O 5
3 'LouiE.................2 2 o 0 o.
ns-chlcsFo--Slagle, I: Sheeksrd, l. Moran l.
3, louis shaw 1. Murray, l. First base on errors
--Ch!rlFo. . len on bsses-chlcAgo. 7; ST. Louis,
b Double psy-Moran and Holman. Home
svrus Sacrifice hits overall, Konetchy Stolen
.siss -SAglt shaw. Lush. First base on balls.
~ overall, :; on Lush, s, Struck out -Overali, O.
.IsA 8 Wild pitch--Overall Umpire -O'DAy.
rTt-l hcSr and 80 minutes. Attendance-2,J 500.
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Crrscents Have struEEle Win SwarthmOre.

At Trenton Altoona, 4 Trenton, 5.
Al Lancaster Harrisburg 8 lAhca=.er.
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sRUORiTS
BOSTON.

Nuns o. -Br0oklyn-Sheehau. T. Hummel l. Boston
Nahcu. |. First base on errors brooklyn, ?;
Hs.on I. Lcft on bases-Brokbn, TO- Boston,
, First baEe on bAlls-on Young, :; on Wilhelm,
- Struck Out-By Wilhelm, 3, By Young, ), Two
rsts hltS-Joldan. Sacrifice hits Patteu, Bates
'reency. Stolen bases -Shechan, Hates. Double
oay Wilhclm. Lewis and Jordan Hi Dy pitcher
FyNoung,l j. Passed bGll-BerGen. lmplre-klem.
line hour aud 50 minutes, Attendancc-6,42O,
CHICAGO EL). 8: 1T. LOUIS ~. L., :.
'HIcGGo May 2.-The few hits made 10 day were
0Ug and hard 81. outs gained good lead at the
.a-t when Murray hit over night held fence aftet
'taw had received four balls. wild throw by
iarry rave the Cubs the tylng run In the third
IN the seventh Moran hit safe; two men grounded
ut advancing him 20 third, and Sheckard singled,
goTing Moran, The score:
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There was q large field out In the opening
competition at the DJnwOodie Country Club
yesterday The improvements in the course
trst sixteen qualified for the ". Parish N RtsOn
cup and the second set for u trophy given by
the advertising members Chilyers and
NOrthrop led the net scores with hnndcaps
respectively OF ls for q % and IL for a II,
There was Coyness about giving out the
handiCaps Of the others, 40 only their net
scores are In the following summary.
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EASTERN LEAGCE.
uncurarER. I. NEKARK.
EOCHksrEG.
= ~
NEwAH
sTIypryo OF raF CLUBS

Clspcy's two hagger IN the eighth gave yester-
days game 10 Rochester, as Il sent In two runs.
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PHILADELPHIA

IOlaIsn.-g 3 10 : IOIaIs-,--| y : q Z U
Boston ,,. . ..... ....,.. q "
Philadelphia. ...... ... q u -
Runs Philadelphia Hartsel, L. Moran !. Two
base ht--Shreck, Sacrlnce hi-Dygert Stolen
bases Lord, Collins Left on bases Boston, o.
Philadelphia o. Struck out Ry Dygert, H hy
Winters l. Double play Murphy tunaSsisted
First base on errors Philadelphia, T. lirst base
on balls--On Dygert, 1: OF Winters :, Hit by
pitcher Ry DygeTt Implres Sheridan and
Hurst Tlmc-l hour and 80 minutes. Attend.
anCc-9.d30.
CLEVELAND g. sT, LOUIS "a. ~, .
ST Lows. May ..-ClevClAnd defeated st. Louis
this afternoon In the deciding game Of the series,
9to > joss was IN superb form and he received
nnILtr .unnmrl LLAn did MlMeLL Ihr scOru.
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Despite the Toomy course, there was a
congestion OF players yesterday at the Bal
tpsro Golf Club, Forty took out cards In
the sweepstakes, but only eight made returns.
The scores
W. Watson, 50, l4-75, S. o. Nanderposl, "A, 10
r. II. Upton Jr, ~, 6--1s: a. -. Chandler, IN, NV
\. Schumacher oi, i5-sO, e. T. Watson. ~, HsE
Howard Glnen Ol, Go, +. Jefferson, lOl, if-si
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BUooRLYN, ,, hosTON q, ", !.

EoSIoN, May a Brooklyn defeated Boston
pitchers battle this afternoon. Sheehan
nslpi IN the irst stole second and scored
90 Jordan- bounder past Kelley. lu the
'th Dahlen walked, went to SECOND on Swec-
.o, sacrifice aud scored on Young single,
Brooklyn scored the winning run in tho
.yn, when Jordan was hit. Hummel forced
I'M a. second and Lewis walked. MaOnoy
snned and Bergen singled. bringing HummCl
ross the plate. The score:
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,delphia

Ills Philadelphia--knAbe, !, Osborne !. New
-BridNel l. First base on erroTS-New
ny, D. Philadelphia, &. First base on bsls--
80 Taylor > Struck out-By Taylor, @ by Nc
y4Nal. g. Two base hts--ShAnnOn. seymour.
'.,bs Magee. Sacrifice hlts-BreSnahan, Taylor,
.T.n'. stolen base - Osborne Double play
'suney ard Bridwen. Umpires- Emslie and Rger
e-.i bour and IS minutes. AtteudanCe-l2 UOO
The sun., 1908-05-03

Seven players drove Oh In the first general
handicap of the Crescent Athletic Club yester.
day. The winner was John Parish, who returned
Athletic Club has been cut to nine holes
The links, however, is In excellent condition
and careful attention has been paid by George
Strath TO the greens. The scores.
John Parish, ", ls-GA, q. l.. 4, nonde7 S. Y 90
Harry Cannold ", IS-7S. H. II. Hopkins S Y -;
:. A. ADAMS. no. 9T. !. c. Dennlng g3 lS-G;
j. T. Woodward iO3, 2i-C
The sun., 1908-05-03

MONTCLAIR. May 2--The Monlclair COLI
Club opened the season this afternoon with
divided into two classes, one with handica =
Of twelve or under and the other over twelve.
The best scores:
Glass A-W. r. Hremner O:, 1. ~. !. l.. Plcrson
9S, i2--Si c D. brown. W. 6-S6, j. Rogers, w. b N6
Paul Harrison g3 5%
Glass NJ. \. Kelsey, 81, iG-7s; r. G. Kerr,
rs, i6-7p: T. W, Townsend. rs, l4-79; q. T.. FISK.
"a, i4-2 W J. Dykes, li3, @-S. J., Johnson
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1908-02-19
TRANSMITTED TO CONGRESS
Report of Commission on Grades and
Salaries.

Washington, Feb. 19.-President
Roosevelt has transmitted to congress
the report of the commission on
grades and salaries which was organ
lied June IL, 1907, to prepare clear
and consistent tables of estimates for
positions and salaries in the execu-
tive departments and establishments.
In it's report the commission says
that two general rules have been OBJ
served, namely, to give more ade-
quate compensation to the men who
furnish directive power, executive
ability and special or technical knowl-
edge and to provide for the admins
trative and clerical force a scale of
pay which will permit all who enter
the civil service to rise by diligence
and efficiency to a moderate living
salary in a reasonable time The
commissions estimates for this pur-
pose for the various departments and
other government offices aggregate
$19,S12,950, which is an increase of
TT per cent over the official estimates
for the fiscal year 1909 and 14.6 per
cent over the appropriation for 1908
for the departments as whole.