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PIrTSBURG, May l2.--With the mighty
Wagner in bed through his overeHe1ions OF
yesterday winning a game one handed, Pitts
burg this afternoon fell an easy prey 10 the
New York Nationals, who simply mopped ~
the ground with the prides OF Dreyfuss. The
score was 3 TO 2, and though the PittshurR
club owners are still crying about the missing
Wagner. Il Is a moral certainty that ten Wag-
ners could not have beaten the New Horks
this afternoon.
Wtse, the pitcher, had the PIttsburgs
eating out of his hand all the way, while the
way New York poked the ball about when II
was handed up by, young Nick MADDOX,
Central League, was a shame.
New York scored one run in the second,
two In the third, three In the fourth and two
In the seventh inning. In the second New
Bresnahsn down, Deylin hunted and Maddox
threw the ball over first, Deylin taking third
II was a single, as Devlln had beaten the ball.
Doyle flew TO Clarke, Devlin scoring. Pitts
SU5G 9U s'nSa Sd Ts SS 'SG PCand 0s 0 ns ccs sRd
In the third after wiltse and Shannon we're
out Tenney hit down the third base line for
two bases and a moment later Donlin hit for
a home run, the ball getting over Wilson's
In the fourth MADDOX got very bad Bres-
nahan walked and went TO second on Devlins
pretty sacrifice. boy e was also sent to base
and The crowd Of s.7Ss yelled derisjvely'
Wtse seemed overanXious and popped = iy
to Swaclna In the inheld. shannon walked,
forcing Bresnahan In. Tenney raped one
safe, scoring Doyle and Bridwell.
In the seventh shannon was hit by q pitched
ball and Tenney walked. Donlin hit to right
and shannon tried 70 score, but was caught
at the plate nv a clever relay by Becker.
Abbaticchlo and Gibson. Tenney and Don.
lin now made a double steal 10 second and
third and both scored on Seymour's single,
Gibson getting round on Devlin's error and
some hitting. The score:
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COLUMBIA CREW SHAKEUP
Not Yet Made. but Expected Before the
End OF This Week.

Although there was no change In the boating
Of the Columbia varsity eight yesterday,
when they had their first row since the Annap-
opolis race, Coach Rice intimated that there
would be q general shakeup IN the first two
boats before the end Of the week He has not
definitely decided on the shift. but Il is prob
able that Keator will be transferred TO the
second eight and his seat at taken by Star
burk, who is now rowing 6. ], J. Ryan, II is
rumored will hll Starbucks place. Ryan
rowed ali last year in the second boat and
this spring he stroked this combination.
There are also rumors that shit viii be
made at ?, but this seems unlikely. Rice is
not disappointed over the, outcome Of the
Annapolis race Why, II | had my men in
condition on Saturday, he said, they would
be stale at PouRhkeepsie and that IS what
we are training for.
Yesterday all the heavy men in the boat,
Spaldng at 3, DellenbauRh at =, Van Saltza
al and Starbuck a. q, wore heavy sweaterS
on a long row on the Harlem and when they
returned to the boathouse they we're sent
out for a three mile run Rice Is spending
most OF his time on the freshman. who will
have a race with the Yale first year men on
Lake Whitney at New Haven on SATURDAY
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BAD OUTLOOK FOR HARVARD.
Yale Coming AISnE strongly for the Dual
Games and should Win Them.

The Harvard-Yale dual meet an ahair
Of importance this week, Ia not likely after
all to he such an easy thing for Harvard
as some persons have been figuring. Tbs
idea was that Harvard had 80 many good
men for the odd places that the victory might
60 TO the Crimson. However. the fact seems
to bc bat the Crimson is so deficient in first
class material as to make II nearly impossible
TO help out very much with tho second string
men The meet will decide the possession Of
the dual meet cup, for which the colleges
are tied
Tho Yale track team was greatly under
rated In considering II for the meet with
Princeton. Although Stevens. Butler and
Burch were unable TO sprint. another man,
Carey, turned out nice performance and won
from Corners and Gamble. The last named
was distinct disappointment, The best
man developed in the HaTvard-DaTtmout
meet was G.. y. Gardner. Dr., Of Harvard,
the intercollegiate lawn tennis champion.
He won the. low hurdles in. ?S Us seconds.
leading Rand Of Harvard and Shaw Of Dart
mouth In that order. Shaw won the high
hurdles in rs is seconds against the wind,
but knocked over two hurdles. the first and
second.
the task Of beating sherman Of Dartmouth
and should hardly be able 70 beat Carey OF
Vale II they go no better than they did hatur-
day hst. M9ntsgne SPpeeaers pee 70 pe ots.1its ~
mile Harvard should have an advantage
with Whcher against Kiriasoh. The dh-
tance runs ought 10 find Yale a. well on a.
Harvard. The hurdles look 10 be shout an
even break. Harvard ought 10 have an ad-
vantage In the broad jump and shotput,
but the pole vault and hammer throw should
be Overwhelmingly for Yale. The high jump
ouRhS 10 he in favor OF Yale.
The results cf the Harvard Dartmouth
and Yala-Princeton mees seem 70 GuGR
that Harvard will get beating. incidentally.
these meets gave q closer line on the danger
Gus men for the intercollegiates, sherman
OF Dartmouth In the sprints and broad jump
and Palmer Of Dartmouth In the high Jump
will help out Shaw in making several points
for the green In the big meet.
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mani, fnr Nation noat Racc.

The Motor Boat Club Of America has issued
n notice 70 owners Of fast craft calling atten-
tiou 20 the coming race for the British Inter
national cup Trial races open TO any boat
for the purpose Of choosing the defending
bosts, will he held OF the station Of the Motor
Rost Club OF America at Huntington, Long
island. on July 10 and H. Three races are 70
no held one on the afternoon Of Friday, July
10 and two on Saturday. July u; No ENTRANCE
Zee NJ charged for either the trials or for the
race Tor the trophy. The regatta committee
reserves the right TO select for ne defence o.
oninioD re heat fitted 20 defend the trophy.
IKE committee announces that IN the event
Of one boat proving superior 70 another oost
IN the races but being put out 0i ths Iunnlng
by some trivial accident, II VIII feel lusuned
ID sYerclslpT Ne Judgment " ths mfttsL oi
chooslnR this craft 90 one OF the deiendere
RoSis choeen az defenders must be steered
br ana owned by members OF TIE Motof Boat
club OF America. The Teeaita z SS.aanls.ee ,,,a "
n BIclin9
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SULLIVAN REINSTATED.
Champion Mile Runner Who Ran'AsalhSt
n Horse IL Back IN 4. 4. 4. Field.

James P. Sullivan, the national champion
miller, was reinstated by the registration COM
mittee Of the Metropolitan Association OF
the A. A. L., which met last night At the
81. Bartholomew A. C. On the ?jth OF last
month Sullivan raced against horse at
Durland's Riding Academy and by his action
suspended himself. only to be restored 10 good
standing last night. II was argued that the
horse Sullivan ran against was not man,
therefore he violated 10 rule, although the
"A 4. rules are plain on the point that no
reeistered amateur shall contest or exhibit
at tinsanCtioned meets.
The West Side Y. NJ. G. A. protested the
Bath Beach Swimming Club over the aquatic
events al the Sportsman's SHOW in Madison
square Garden. II was under the auspices
al the bath Reach y. e. the races we're held, ],
ana thev agreed 70 give gold medals. They
only gave silver medals, so these were ordered fi
10 be returned and the Bath Beachers VIII
have 10 aye gold ones or suffer dlscipllne.
q. Bsrthdomew. a walker who sPpeeIed
Al the irish A. A. G.. games last winter, was
Ndeclared a aprofessional. He wore patch over
his eye and his actions were unamateur, y
Was sald. II was reported that he was pald
Instructor Of athletics somewhere,
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CORNELL.PRINCETON PEACF.
Trouble Caued by Tigers Leaving Baseball
Field II Patched Up.

ITHACA, May l2.-AmiCable relations be-
tween the athletic managements Of Prince
ton and Cornell have again been established.
The athletic council, through Judge Frank
Irvine. its president. to-day issued state
ment exoneratlng the Princeton baseball
team from ell blame for the III feeling and
trouble caused by the Tigers action In leav-
ing the wet field on May 2, the date OF the
PrinCeton-C Cornell baseball game In Ithaca,
and says that the Rnair was caused by
misunderstanding on the part OF both Cornell
and Princeton.
The statement read as follows
Representatives OF Princeton and Cornell
met In New York city on May 10 and carefully
considered the events connected with the
canceling Of the baseball game scheduled
to be played az Ithaca, May
1T was learned that each institution acted
under the misapprehcEr.on as 70 where the
authority rested In the other, and all mis-
understandings, which arose largely out OF
that just mentioned were removed when the
facts became known.
1T was further found that Princeton. after
a conversation between the two coaches and
captains, understood that an agreement
had been reached whereby the game was
to be cancelled II Il was still raining al ?
o'clock. As the situation appeared 10 and
was understood by Princeton she was
therefore justified In refusing to play after
that time
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TRANCE WINS IN A GALLOP
ODOMS FAST FILLY CAPTURES
THE SUFFOLK STAKES.
COllOquy and PrlScIllIan Take the Handicap
-PersOnal, Druid and Sea Clln Win At
Jamalca-Three FAyOrites Succeed,
while Other winners Are Played We'll.


-PersonaI, Druid and Sea CHI Win at
JamaIca-Three FayOrites Succeed,
while other winners Are Played Well.
The spring meeting at Jamaica wound up
yesterday with some excellent sport three
fayorites and three other well backed horses
going over the plate, II was 80 warm that
Overcoats were discarded, and the crowd
which numbered close 10 1900 persons, en-
ioyed a regular summer outing. The stake
feature was the SUFFOLK. for two-year-olds,
fiye furlongs, In which George Odoms crack
fllly Trance was prohibitlve fayorite At
to 0. She raced In front all the way and
salloped home with three lengths to spare IN
the fast time OF 100 i-5 Samuel Emerys
Erbet, to /. had a mortgage on the place
while the b. a o, stables HOyle, 90 10
shot, closed with a rush and took third place
from A. j. JOyners kamble, to /, by three
p arts Of a length.
George u. HOLES COloquy. backed down
to = and carrying 100 pounds, ran to her best
form and won the handicap at five and a hall
furlongs. She went TO the front at the head
Of the stretch and came home under drive
a length and half before }. A, Wernbergs =
Grimaldl, 10 TO /. The latter was half
length before Pantouhe, 20 10 l. who beat
X. A. Raneys Horace E., 10 fayorite,
head. Horace Z. was rushed into the lead al
the stretch turn. but tired. II. p, Whitneys
Adriana. 10 to 5, quit early. The time was
lO7.
James McLaughlins fast ily Personal.
2 to favorite, made all the pace In the frst
race, for two-year-olds, five furlongs, and
won easily by a length and a half In Ol. h.
II Griffin n Havre to l. Was always the con-
tender and finished In the place five lengths
In front OF A. J. Joyners lndOmltable. To /,
y. T. Chnns Madrieno, ~ TO S, was on In
tangle and had no racing chance.
August beimonts Prscillian, backed down
to even money. showed the way In the second
race, handicap at a mile and a sixteenth
and won In a big gaOp by five lengths In
i47 3-5. Zienap. Q TO |, closed with power
fu rush and got the place by a wide margin
over Bill Days killiecrsnkie, 20 TO / hoyal
Lady, after running second for nearly mlle'
backed up. while Lad oil Langden' IL 70 o.
lacked speed.
j. A. Wernbergs Druid 10 1. after
a patient ride by @. Burns, went 70 the front
In the stretch and took the third event, AZ =
mile and a sixteenth, by length and hait
came from nowhere in the last quarter and
beat j. X. McCormicks Saylor, TO 10. BY
head for the place. Saylor made the oulk OF
the pace and hung on well. j. \; Bennett
0rcagna, TO I. was head out Of the money I,
long enough TO win the last race for tNo-year-
olds, Ave furonRs, by head from the Pat
chogue stables Ross Fenton. TO !. The
Newcastle Stables Royal Captive. Z TO .
fsyorite, who was Il front AZ the asli hae InIie
p. j. Dwyers Melissa, backed down TO to ?,
had a fash OF early speed but stopped. Ihe
time was IOl T. DuRRn rode two winners
and two thirds. The summaries;
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COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS.
Miss Evelyn Sears Wins Her Match In Open.
ing Round Of Tourney.

BosroN. May I9.-Good lawn tennis was
played to-day at the Country Club in the
womens open single tournament. Miss
Evelyn Sears, the national champion. won
easily. One OF the best matches was that
between Miss s. II. Pierce and Miss Eleanora
Sears Miss Pierce won by 6-2, SIS, sum-
mary.
FIRST Round--Mlss Edith Rotoh defeated Miss
Davis 81, 80 Miss Helen Morse defeated Miss r.
Lawrence 90, s--i0. 6-2 Miss eleanoIa Sears
defeated Miss Iiutchlns by default: Miss Pierce
defeated Miss X. Tweed ~ default Miss Evelyn
Sears defeated Miss Mary curtis, o-l. 90; Mrs
Warren defeated Miss Martha P1tkin 6-3, 80.
Second Round-Mrs. FeAIer defeated Mrs. tueh.
ardson, IS, 81: Miss s. H. Pierce defeated Miss
Eleanora Sears. %, s-S; Miss Elizabeth Wells
defeated Miss Sarah Lawrence "a, 90. 90.
Arrangements are being made for intercity
matches in singles and doubles between
women players OF Boston and New York, the
matches 20 be played on Monday next.
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Mechanical Engineers Win In Cornell Intsr.
college Meet.

ITHACA. May l2.-By a point the College
Of Mechanical Engineering won the deans
trophy to-day In the annual interoollego
track meet with total Of SSk points. The
civil engineers took second place with Ni<.
over one hundred sthletes took part IN the
various events IN the 700 YARD dash stsln
seconds In the broad Jump Nixon. q fresh
man, who has recently appeared In track
athletics. took hrst, With jump OF II feet
3 inches Men who had won their yafpity
the meet.
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TO.DAY,S CARD FOR BELMONT.
metropolitan Handicap and NsW York
steeplechase Features.

For the Metropolitan Handicap. one mile,
10 be run at Belmont Park to-day and which
IL discussed in another column, McCarter.
superma an and Baby Wolf look formidable.
In the first race, for maiden three-year- -oldS,
seven furlongs, Almandine. Troublesome
and Montauk may go well. Two-year-olds
viii run in the second race, at four and half
f,irlonRs' straightaway,. with FitI Herbert
Preceptor and Steel having chances A..
For the New York SteeplechAse, at about
two miles. T. s, Martin, John NJ, ?. and Per
centa ge look best. In \ handicap a. six FUR
longs Fair Play, Explosion and Royal Tourist
may 90 we'll 10 the last race, AZ q mile and a
"iSlesnth MonfoTt, Blandy and Rio Grande
look formidabIe. The entries follow:
-, ~. 20, maiden three wear .oIds selling
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Metropolitan H.ndIcap; for ihreeyear'oId' and

Z. DuRan had a narrow escape from a serl-
aus injury in tine third race yesterday. he
had the leg up on SayloT and just az he reached
the wire in third place Chantily bore In and
crowded OrcaEna toward the rail In such a
manner that Saylor was knocked down. Z.
Duaan fell over the horses head and seemed
about to be trampled- upon. when he had
nresence Of mind enough to scramble under
the rail. where he collapsed He was picked
ND nartially dazed, but insisted on walking
unassisted to the jockeys room In the pad
dock.
The clockers at Gravesend yesterday re-
norted A sensational trial by s, C.. Hildreths
three zeal r-old Uncle, who recently recovered
from an attack OF lamenOss. with q Stable
bow I'D Uncle was sent out to work an easy
mile. But he had so much speed that he
turned the first quarter In 022, three iurlongs
10 o.ss rs, the half in 0as and the fve-eishths
In o5sS.S HIldreth. in alarm. then waved TO
the boy 10 pull up so that Uncle turned the
three .quater pole in iIl, the seVen-eishths
in 20 LIS and finished out the mile In slow
time Uncle will all several stake engage
ments at Belmont Park.
Jockey EnElander. who lost his license al
Pimico last fall, but who was reinstated the
other day, made his first appearance mere
whom he rode Never Late In the first race
The horses Of J. A. Weinberg made sn
unusual record At Jamaica. They started
seventeen times and finished sixteen times In
the money.
The books got about an even break on tho
trst race, for In spite Of the fact that Personal
was backed from 70 10 10 I. much money
vss lost on Msdrileno. who was played
steadily. though recedlng In the odds from
lto 5to " toS.
The wise set vent In body To Priscllllan
in the second race, backing him from to
10 evens, while Lad Of Iangden receded
from ttoStoIIto tob. Prisclllian, who Eradu-
sted from the maiden class the other day,
ran like q stake horse and will have 10 be
r.ckoued with in oycrrA ght handioaps In
future
The books made = good haul when Saylor
VAS beaten in the third race, - 10 10 WIS
gra6bed with much confidence. Druid was
veil taken across the boards. while there was
backing also for 0rcagna and Brother Jona-
thaa al liberal odds.
The big operators took Trance At 10
In the stake event, while both krbet and
RambIe koi a liberal place plHy.
There we stmelhing Of > killing With
Colloquy 10 nv NTH even. as she was backed
from 10 dem lc q Horace Z. and Adrlqpel I
koaEet ...I ID = I0I = IIIII| H"0|I
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American AssOciatiOn.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 1; columbus 4
Ten innings.
AZ 81. Paul--Toledo :: st. Paul, I.
Al Milwaukee -hliwAukoe, 2: indianapolis, q
al Kansas City-KAnsAs City, 4: Louisville, =
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Runs Cleveland Stovall, I: Hnchmanl I. I'm
on bslis-Od Doyle, T. struck nut BY Doyle, 4, by
ioss s Three base hit JOSS, Two base hits
Cbass Stoysll. birmingham. Sacrifice hit fAioie.
noubs PLAY Doyle, CHASE and Rail. lmplres
Hurst and Rvans Time hour and W minutes.
Attendance i3O0
PHIIADEIPHA a. H., 4, CHICAGO "a ~,
pHuInEIPgIA MAY IL tumble by Collins
hsse on balls a double and an out Yielded Chicago
1 runs In the nrst inning. In the second the phia
delnhIAs knocked owen out ot the boz and found
Atrock freely in the eighth. The score
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Totals, .Jl Sfb 10
Payne hit by batted bail
'Thoney hit by bstted BALI
IBStted for Cicotte In the ninth inning.
''Ran for schmidt In the eighth inning.
Postob u q u q "a
Dsiroit 900 q q q %
Runs Boston Wagner. p Detroit Schaeicr !;
Crawford I. O'ieaTy. I, Jones, I. FIRST base on
errors Detroit. :. t,er ON bass Boston, y De
out rs Cicotts /: by SEWER s. Three base hit
Crawford Sscrnce hits Carugar ;, Mcintyre
stolen bases Lord. LAporte. Jones, OLhap'
Cobb Double plays.-Lord and Unglauh. ht b.
pitcher BY Clcotte. l. Umpire O'loughlln
Time hour and 30 pinuts'. Attendsnce-e2s''
sT. LOUIS a. Ll, g. WASHINGTON B.
WAsHNOroE May ". After starting the ninth
inning 10 day by tanning Ferris charley Smlth
eIplodod and allowed four singles In row whereby
the RtoWns won a game that had twice boon lied.
he
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

nrINnINn nr rRE cLrRs.

ToReNTo. May u. President Powers Of the
Eastern League attended the formal raising Of
The Eastern League pennant here TO day. Toronto
and Jersey City hAttod twelve Innings before a
Ninner was declared. Captain Manager Reen's
errors In the twelfth inning gave the game 10 To-
Tonto by TO 6. The score.
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Good start won driving sea Clln en-. g. :; by
by 4. J. Joyner.
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New England League.

Al Fall Rlysr-Fan River. 7: New bedford. Z.
Al Brockton -Trockton. g. Haverhi, :,
AZ WorceSteI-Worcester 49, Lawrence,
Al Iynn-Lynn. :; Lowell. I.
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New York state I,eaEus.

A. Syracuse ALBANY. 4; Syracuse, 2.
AZ Wnkesbarrr Wilkesbarre, T. 4. J. g. l.
~ BlnghAmtnn -BlnghHmton, I, Troy. D.
Az Scranton Scranton. Q. Utica, !,
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Totals, 81 - 10 3
.R,ttsd for tIndsman In the seventh inning.
tpstted for Ferguson In the ninth inning,

tPAtted for Ferguson In the nlnth hnlhg'
Cincinnati, .........
Boston 90. ....,s..... I " " . w
Runs Cincinnati Huggns. , Camel ;. Mclean,
:. UulswItt I: Ewing, l. BostOn Browne. = Beaue
mont /. HannIfan l. Two base hits Mcl,esn, ?,
PWinS HuTgIns Three base hits Camel Brown
Sscrihce hits I,ohert. Mitchell Beaumont, Stolen
bases HugglnS, CAMEL. Kane. Ewing, Browne,
Wsnnifsn Double play Mclean and HusVtt.
StTucs out rs COakley. a. hy Llndamsn, :, by
Ferguson l. First base on balls on Coaklsy, T.
IN Ewing, I. Hlt by pitcher By wing j. HITS.
on CosLley, seven In az Innings on Ewing, oue
In 2zS innings m l.lndamhn. seven lu Innings
on Ferguson, four In innings Umpire-Rlgler'
Time hours. Attendance 2TO,
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son l. Philadelphia --Hsrtsel /; Nichols, >; Collins,
base on errors-ChicaEo, s. Philadelphia, l. LETT
on bases--Chieago, 7; Philadelphia, ~ Flrst base
on balls-oh Plank. T. OF Ogen, 4 on Altroct, I.
base hlt-Sulllvan Two base hits-Anderson, u.
Davis, Coomhs. Plank. Sacrifice hits Davis, Az.
Stolen bases. Anderson. Nichols Wild pitch
Plank. Umplres- Connolly and kagan. Time
: hours and 10 minutes Attendance 6,I07
DETROIT, e. BOSTON a. ~, :.
BosroN. May IA three base hit by Crawford
In the eighth inning 10 day sent two runs across
the plate all that we're needed to give victory TO
Detroit. The score
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Connecticut League.

Al New Haven--New Haven. is Spring. held, T.
Al waterbury Waterbury. IS bridgeport ~
Al Meriden- -Meriden, :; Hartford, Q.
Al Hoyoke-NeW Britain, T. Holyoke, ).
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Tri.9tatA InaEne.

Al WnnknSport- Lancaster, I; Wiluamsp ort, g.
Al Hafrisburg Harrisburg 4 reading, I.
Al Altoona-.A Altoopa Z Trenton, 4
Al JohnHl0Nn- JohDgopn, Z WHmington.
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AhENICAk LHAoUh
cleveland In New YORK ST.. Louis IN ueshlngtuh
Detroit In Boston Chicago In Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New Yorh n Pittsburg, Brooklyn IN 81, Louis
philadelphia In Chicago Boston In Cincinnati.
BAsrBRN LEAouT,
Jersey City IN Toronto; Newark u Bunelo; frovi-
dence 10 Montreal; Baltimore 10 Rochester.
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RAnthern IAAGne.

Al Little Rock Little Rock g. Memphis :,
a. Mobile Mobile, > New orleans I,
a. birmingham Birmingham. :; MontGomery,N q
AZ Nashville Atlanta, z; NashNlle,A n
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T BALTIMORE
annth AilaniIc INaEne.

A. Augusta Macon. a. Auguste, I
~ Jacksonville Jack sonvlhs q savannah, !,
Al charleston Columbia, > Charleston.
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western League.

Az Omaha Omaha, 4 DenyeT,o-
4 fs"i g. iSa'' Siss asSis; fs;Sio Z lSSS SSss 81
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New YOgiS Smother PittsburgS and Gain
on Them and On the ChicagOa.

The New York Nationals had their turn YES
terday and smothered the Pittsburgs. They
gained on both the Pirates and the Cubs, who
we're beaten by the Phillles. The BrooklynS
we're blanked In ~. Louis and the Bostous
slipped cog In Cincinnati. The Philadelphias
passed the Bostons and went into the fret
division. while the Cincinnatis took sixth
place away from the Brooklyns. The re-
suits;
New York, =; Plttsburg, =.
~. Louis, n Brooklyn, o.
Philadelphia, o; ChlcagO, =.
CINCINNATI. 0; RoatOn, 4.
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han, /: Deylln /; Doyle I: BHdwell I. Pittsburg
SWaclnA, T. Gibson. l. Two base hits. -5wacina,
wilson. Oeyln, Leach Stolen bsseS- Tenney.
DonIin Double plays DOnnn, Bresnah han and
poyic. Hits on MaaddoI In four innings; IN
younE in nyc innings Hit ny pitcher Shannon
first bsss ON halls. ON wltsS 4 od Maddox. S,
on Young T. struck out 49, Witse, 1 by Young
+ J'mpIres -Ruddcrham and KLEIN. Time hour
and IS minutes. Attendance 6.T&
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~ Stl.6. CHICAGO N. LA, /.
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO

Runs-ChIcago- -Steinteldt I; EverS' ], P1lls
deinhis Grant, .. Mage, :, osborne, l. Doom, !.
First base on errors Chicago, !, Lelt on hascs-'
tsIdt' Fvsrs. Double play Tinker, fvcrs and
Chanre. Sacrifice hits Titus. RIensneld, lDooan
stolen bascs -Knab", Titus. Asgec; Holman
Uiis On overall. four IN three Innings. FRS
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