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TAEpEo OF TAR CLUBS
NEW toRE A.Ll,2. BOSTON "A. Ll. T..

BosToN. May p.--New York defeat ed Boston
again this afternoon by a margin OF one run,
The run was due 10 a mum by Lou lrlger OF
q perfect throw by Carlisle to catch BAL, VINO
was making for the plate on hit 10 LETT held;
Had CrgeT held the bal the JIninet S,S,hii S9qId
the Highlanders, but they we're unable TO do
the swatting when II counted.
Chesbro pitched great ball, tanning sly OF
the locals and scattering their hits widely
He also made a brilliant catch aIer A run
into Rails territory and doubled Young at
hrst, the latter having Ted on with a hne
single in the NTH inning. chase did not play
owing TO a lame back which developed qiter
working In yesterdays cold vino and his
place was filled acceptably by MOriarty
In the second inning MoHarty led OF with
a hne double to centre field and promptly
stole third. Stah dumped one IN front OF
Met onnell and was thrown out a. FIRST. Con
roy tried TO drive one 10 the outfleld, but he
hit one 10 Young and was tossed out. BAL
drove one through short and Morartv scored;
The New York shortstop stole second and
- treaked Il around third, and made for the
pate when Klenow hit into left. Carlisle
helded the ball quickly and threw home, but
Criger m1fed II and Ball was safely across
the plate. ,-,-,--
with fne single 10 centre. Hemphill made
nice running catch OF lngaubs ehort TO by
the fiag pole and then Wagner put ~ high
hy TO lsft field which Stahl inglorously mnted
after yelling to Fall that he had Il. on the
hit and rln plav Criger grounded to Niles;
and while Wagner was being forced AZ second
GessleT came all the wav home from second
TounR singled Carlisle was UNEQUAL to the
task and was tossed olt br Cheshire.
Both teams had other chances To score but
the batters we're unable TO connect properly
ConTov's hne triDe into the crowd IN The
fourth inning after Stahl had been retired
was one Of such instances The score
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syTreHURG

Rated for Cdmniz In eighth inning.
pttsburg .... ..........O o q 0 O o 0 0 90
Chicago. ....,...I o o 0 O-i
Run-Chleago- - Schultz. T. Two base hits
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The Dyker Meadow Club golfers played
bogey. handicap Yesterday on their links near
Fort Hamilton. J. y. Way won the match,
. down TO bogey, his handicap being Q and HE
medal score s7 z. 7. Hart was second, -, 2,
I down. and 4 BAKER, ~, 5, 5 down, rerey
r. Mallett and I. Ashley Rent each finished
HAun
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wAaHISoToN

b
WARRINGTON May O.-WashlngtOn punched
hits on Carter 70 day and forced him Ia retire after
ths third inning The score
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columbia aud Cornell broke even in the
dual lawn tennis match held on South Field
yesterday afternoon. Zach college won three
matches Both teams showed lack Of praC-
tice. The summaries.
Doubles Greer and Chase, Cornell defeated
Thomas and Banks Columbia. %. ?. Moses
and rielsrhman. Columbia defeated Wulte and
Wilhelm Cornell. N.6 SO =
sSlngleS n \ Thomas. Columbia. defeated
b. j. Chase. Cornell, O. q T. >. T., v. Greer.
Cornell defeated n. e. hanks. Columbia, q 30 ..
T.. : flcscha,au. Columbia defeated u. Wilhelm,
Cornell s n .. W E white. Cornell. defeated
4 y Moses, Columbia, B-A6-i.
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LemmS for an Umpire.

A11LtRuRu, Mass, May o, In a game
between Pawtuckct and Attleboro Of the
Atlantic League here to-day the spectators
took execution to the ruling Of Umpire
O'Rburke that a drive over the fence was a
fair ball and chased him from the grounds,
ending he game in the sixth inning O'Rourke
was assailad with lemons, eggs and other
missiles hu finally reached the hotel with
out being badly injured
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var WON At TENNIS roo.
Princeton Beaten y to Dean Mathey
Takes InterschOlaslc.

PRINCETON, May o. Vale won the dual
tennis meet with Princeton to-day by points
to T. The Princeton men who won were
Gprlach and Gordon who scored IN the doubles
against y Bundy ard Jones Of Vale. The
III racquet welders beat Princeton last year
by like score.
Dean Alathey of rirgry school won the
annual irtprschOlastic tennis championship
held under the auspices ol the Princeton
University Tennis Association.
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DEFEAT FOR n. Y. L. EIGHT.
GeOrgetOWn's OarSmen First BY Three Open
Lengths Over Henley Distance.

WAsHINGroN, May o--Georgetown's crew
this afternoon on the Potomac defeated New
York University In a race Of one mile and $50
yards by three lengths Of open water. The
strong wind and recent rain, giving rise TO a
strong current made the race exceptionally
fast.
Both elghts found dil,culty in reaching
the starting point on account OF the current
and jumped into the lead by half boat length
When the mile mark was reached Georgetown
was leading by n length pi open water. 10
the last hall mile Georgetown wdened the
thrao
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Observation-Disclosures
TRAVIS WINS FROM SAWYER
~ FINAL ROUND.
p. n. Jennings, Foot and simms. Jr" Cap
ture Match Play Cups Max Behr Gains
Both Gross and Net Prizes In the
Handicap Competitions at Nassau.


Sunshine greeted the players for the first
time during the tournament at the Garden
City Golf Club yesterday and the hnal rounds
Of thirty-sX holes kept up the interest 10 the
last nut, Travis, aided by good judgment In
the wind, won the presidents cup for the
fourth year In succession. His command OF
the course throughout the three days In the
opinion Of many golfers will make T avis
fayorite for the national amateur champion
ship to be played over the same links In Sep
tember.
II was give and take on the first two holes,
Travis gaining the first In and Sawyer the
second In 2. There Wes n half In on the
third but through a better long approach
shot Travis was enabled to get the fourth IN D..
Neither made mistakes on the fltth and they
halved In g. On the $50 yard seventh after
being In command on the long game Sawyer
hubbed bic approach into u cellar trap, but
as Trav.s missed put they hnved In 9. THIS
was Sawyers only bad shot going out Tie
next action was on the ninth. where through
a perfectly Judged approach In the wind and
owe ,the mound Travis laid safe for az, while
Sawyer, from a better opportunity played
the approach poorly aud bad to be content
With B.
every shot, and although Travis gave chance
TO him by wide approach he finally failed
on six foot put TO get half and by Mn IN
STravis was up. The twelfth was hall In ;,
neither making the green from the tee and
having equal luck on rebounds from the
mounds after their mashie shots, 4 sum OF
good fortune that gave TO them easy puts.
4 long put stole the fourteenth for Travis ~
5 ON the fifteenth and sixteenth Travis
played poor second shots, but Sawyer could
only get halvea. There was also 4 half on
the seventeenth in 4. due 20 nifty foot put
by sawyer A 3 on the home green made
Travis s No for the morning In the after
noon Travis began with two "a and going
out in "a he won by 0 up and TO play The
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IehlEh Ttam Bead ste, ens a. Lacrosse.

SouTH BErBLEHEM. Pa, May a.-stevsns
was beaten to-day by Lehi gh In lacrosse BY
score ofStoN. LAhlsh thereby achieved third
place In its section Of the intercollegiate q
league. The field was very wet and slippery
In The game Lehigh made forty-two tries for
goal and three-fourths Of the time the ball
was IN Stevens territory,
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Ner,dIan Wants 10 Oct Deyore Back

MERIDIAN, Miss. May o.-CharginE that the
New YorE Nationals have failed 10 pay the
balance Of purchase money for Outhelder
Devore, formerly Of the loca! club. the Cotton
States League officials have appealed TO the
National Commission for the return OF the
PLAYER.
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STANFORD, May o-F. 4. Lockwood and
r. NJ. Tlpple qualified to-dayat Wee Burn IN
the handicap for a prize offered by a club
Tha avnEa'
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Chtnel ,Nagnsr. Sacrifice hlt--stelaftlAt poubls
ln eighi lnnlhgS Hrt bast % Sahllok Gam
csSS,i Ha P,l.r Pa .' nSSiTTSse SiTseE TS Ssy
Ilme-l hour and 70 minutes Attendance-7,sb.
sr, LOUIS IN. Ll, = CINCINNATI I,
ST LOUIS May o--St Louis took the second
game OF the strles from Cincinnati thu afternoon,
TO ], Capt. Camel Of Clnclnnatl was Pit out Of
,ne came In the eighth Inning BY Umpire Rudder
nam for dhputnEA decision. TheScore!
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r. A. LOCKWOOD, 80, 90 .. 81 IIpPIe, ~
ll--1s y. x, MeHsV loS 2, ~ p y kPapp
hArt, Jr.. 81, ii-76. S. c. MulgreE. 100, A-B
c. s. Selleck %, i2-7s Or. Gtrrttt Smith, 90, ";
7S ". l.. Baldwin, o. ll-7oi James Hoyt Knapp,
100 is-s7. w. d. Macdonald, o., So sheldon
Hopklns, "a, ii--s5; Dr. Frederick ochavolr 49,
i-8. " b. Burford lo6 lsS T. c, Hoyt u.s.
3 -.a3
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san Francisco, May 9.-Stanley Ketohel
Knocked out Jack Twin Sullivan by straight
left TO the pit Of the stomach In the twentieth
round this afternoon AZ COhroth's Mission
street arena. All the steam was out Of Jack.
and this blow, delivered with great power.
sent Jack straight on his back. where he lay
unconscious while he was counted out
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Cornell and Hobart Tie al Lacrosse

GFNVvN. y y. May =. On a field covered
ankle deep With mud and water Cornell and
Hobart lacrosse teams played tie game
here to-day The score Was all. Hobart
had the dry end OF the field In the first half
and scored lis points then IN the second
half Cornell had the advantage NJ tho higher
ground and duplicated lloLarts score.
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TnsstAie ILAEua.

At Altoona Altoona, q, Lancaster, !,
At JOhnstoWn Johnstown, o, Residing g.
Al Harrisburg Wilmington, T. Harrisburg,
a
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CHICAGO "a LJ,s sr. Lorrs n.LD o,-sEco>p

'RAtted for Graham In the ninth inning
Chicago. ....,.. ..,.,...l -
81. Louis. ...,.. .... " u w
Runs Chicago --Doughtrty, L. 7. Jones, !,
Anderson. L. AtE, l. TAnnehlll :. St Louis Wal
lace > CriSs, l. First base on errors Chicago, y
~ Iouli l. Len on bASeS-C ChlcAgo. 4. St Louis A.
Double PLAYS Walsh and Shaw, Oonohue and Au.
Two base hits Holman, Ferris stolen base
JoneS Sacrifice hits Ferris 7. Jones, Davis
noSohus THnnthll HIts-on WAddell none IN
one inning: on Criss three IN hve Innings M Bailey.
none IN ode iasil.. on Graham none N one inning
an BAiley g. on Graham, 2 Hit by pltcher-Ry
CTiSs, /: By Graham. I. Struck out BY Walsh. 3;
By cnss & by Graham, Wldpl'ches- Waddsl. =
and So minutes. Attendance iSSn
c1.EyILASp, T. DETROIT, 3 FIRsT dAME
cIEyEiAEp, May e-.Cleveland and Detroit split
even 40 their double header here 70 day, Cleveland
tooE the frst. 70 T. and they lost the Scond, to
2 The erOTet
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SPECIAL WARDROBE TRUNKS

CROSS GLOVES
HAND-SEWN-ior Men and
NOllCH ssssff qAfOO
MEMS DRESS-White-
s1.5O, $500
M0CHA-Pearl Cray ......" 500
LADIES' SILK-1-Clasp, ..... S1.O
LISLE-l6.Button. .,........S1.50
SILK-ls-Buuo n.u......, $500
GLACE KIDS, II, le But.
ION n,....,,'sssssssss ONsOO W 90 90
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- Hlns 9, Iouls.-H -HyTnt, y uIIheIL T BATTy. I,
Three base hlt-GAnEe Sserlhct hlts- Byne
Paskttt Iobert Beebe Double play O'RoyIke
tunassstedl. Stolen bases. howrey, Byne, Mt
= Beebe. First base on bals on Welmer, q on
beebe ., Struck out by Welmer, g. y Beebe, 5.
Len on bases- st. Louis. a. Cincinnati 7, Umpire
Rudderham. Time hour and ~ minutes, At
tendAnce-GbOO
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Washington
philAdelphlh

Runs-W ashinF FtOn-M Milan, I, Ganley, l. Picker
ing T. Altllef, /. Freeman.2 Philadelphia Schreck
/. OldrnE / First base on errOrs Washington, I.
len on Wilmington, O. Philadelphia, 9.
First bssr on balls-Of Burns I, or Nickers. g.
ON Garter. I. Hts-On Carter. ! In three Innings
on VickrTs ( ia fve innings. Struck out By
burns, 2 by Carter I. ny NlCken, !. Three base
hIt -Coombs Two base hltS-.Wdmsr. Pickering
Srhreck Sacrihce MT Auzer Stolen base
Milan Double plsy--Collins snd Davis. llll by
riicher--By NlckeS. T. Wild pitch Garter. I,
Umpire COnnOly. Time-l hour and 80 minutes
Attendance--i,SN
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handicap. The sixteen who qualified with
net scores we're.
Thomas L. Dowdell. e; J. J. Thompson, ~
S7 J. L. Gwyer Jr,. 81 G. =. GwyeT ~, J.. Y Owysr'
50; d, G. Gales, te George p D, CLARK, @ g: v
Sedler. 90 Paul Adler, Of; p. ]. ElsssM, elj W a.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
pttsburE In Chicago; Cincinnati In 81 Louis
AHHNicAE LEAduE.
D,tnoh n ST. Louls: Cleveland IN Chicago
HAsTEaE LnA0uE
BaIumors Ia Newark Montreal In Providenes'
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The first match play rounds for the three
cups offered for the opening competition
among the members OF the Dunwoodie Gol!
Club were finished esterday and the second
round will be concluded neNt Saturday. Inc
contests were characterized b. several close
and nAnlLlnn LDaLnhea Tho LnallLa.
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TURF.
DOGs, BIRDs AND POULTMY.

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'Bstted for Smiley In the thirteenth inning.
'Batted for Tvltmire In the thirteenth inning
University OF Penn. 0OiOaO2 OOO-S
Princeton. ,'...--... :i0o00O2 i0002-S
Runs-PennEylvan -ThsyeI, o LondrGan, s.
Porte l. PrlncetOn--Ptsh, |. Naughan, l; Sides, T.
bSss on bsls-Of Heynigtr, 4; on CLARK. /; on Smp
son, 3. on TWitmire. . Struck out-By Heynger
/, BY CLARK, 3: BY Twttmire i2 Three base hits
Harlan az; LondhEan. Sacrifice hits Fish,
Vaughan, sides, Spring smiley Stolen bases
Fish Dillon, sides ~. Dawson ~, Spring. Double
piSys-FiSh and Sides; Reed and Fish, Wild pitch
--Twitmiro. Passed balls-Porte, 3, Dawson, l.
Umpre-HomeI. Tines hours and S minutes
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non. 5. cLEyELANO. . atcosD oAuE


Runs .Cleyeland -LAlOle !. n. Clarke, |. Detroit
-Schaefer, |; Cobb. l. Schmidt T. O'LeaTy, l. Aullln
!. Hits on khOadts, Sin hve innings. Two base
hits J. Clarke. Cobb, Sachhce hits -Stovall,
Schaeier. Stolen base Birmingham, First base
on balls on LlebhArdt, L. on Mullin. I. First base
on errors Cleveland. l. Lett on bases Cleveland.
>. Detroit, > Struck out By RhOades, !; by Lleb-
mTdt, !; BY Mulllg 2, Double pay-Lajole, un-
assisted. Time ! hour and Is minutes. Umplfe-
Evans, Attendance eRs
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CHICAGO, May o."Chlcago and 81 louis broko
men TO face smith In the trst game hit safely and
HoGmAn scored. owen went In and did hne work.
while Howell held the White SoI safe until the
eighth with two out In this Inning and IAnnehill
on second sullivan bit into left and tied The score.
With one gone In the ninth william hit for two
bases. wallace was passed. Ferris popped out and
T. Joness single brough, In the winning run. Tho
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Runs "IhIcARO--TBnnthIIT, 7 N LOUIS hon
man, L. Williams, ], Left on bases Chicago 2.
hlll. Howell Williams and T. Jones Ferris, Williams
and T Jones Three haSs hil HOFFMAN. Two
base hits Williams Donohue. Sacrifice hits :.
hue Hits On smith, 3 In inning First baSn
on balls -On'OWen, !; m Howell, > Wild pitches
owen. 2 Struck out By owen. by Howell, 3
iimplres- OLoughlln and EgAn. Time hour and
h minutes
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SAVERS only winning hole was the sixth
going out In the afternoon. There was a
heavy wind in the morning. baftiing factor,
and fravis's allowances against II or With u
we're treat TO see. As TO the beaten eight
cup, named the Garden City W, J.. Hicks Of
Nassau was UP over j. d, Foot Of Apawamis
in the morning, but the latter won out by 2 4p
and to play For the Hampstead cup =. X.
Jennings, who Was up In the morning, won
from j. g. PATTERSON by 3 up aud to play
After being all square in the morning ". r..
Simms. Crescent 4. e., won the Deuge cup
from Oscar Woodward, Montclair Golf Club,
by up and I TO play
In the morning Foot had the ls6 yard
twelfth hole in ., having to make five foot
put for the count There we're 100 names
posted for the handicap and the gathering
Tor this competition almost ConEested the
course. Max Behr OF the Morris County.
Baltnsro and Garden city clubs, made a
splendid round and won both the gross score
medal and the cup for the best net score
His card was 20. is. ". II. sands and j.
A. Tying, who have not started before IN the
same tournament since ls0s, did not return
cards
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Hopkins. a. sMarthmore. 3. at Lacrosse.

BALTINoRr, May .. Johns Hopkins de.
tented Svarthmore to-day in one OF the
livelieA games Of lacrosse here this reason
nv ( goals 10 &
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Southern LeaEne.

At Nashville Nashville ?: Atlanta. I.
AZ Birmingham Birmingham, 4. Montgomery, 5.
AZ Mobile Mobile, a. New OritAnL ].
Az Little Rock-AemphlS, O. Little Rock, l.
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Nt st. Paul st, Paul A. Toledo. /
Al Milwaukee Milwaukee, o. Indianapolis l.
st Kansas City Louisville. :, Kansas City, 0,
AZ Minneapolis Columbus. s. Minneapolis, I,
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snnth Atlantic LeaEue.
CottOn states I.eague.

AT Jacksonville Jacksonville. 7. Columbia, 5.
AZ SAvAnnah-SavannAh, l; Augusta,
Al tChSrleston-MGCon 5; Charleston, q.
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COnnertIUt LeaEus.
New ENGLAND IAnEne.

~ Waterbury - Waterbury, j. Holyoke, &,
AZ New Haven MeTiden. Q, New Haven, s.
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American Association.

st Brockton Lawrence. 2 BrocktOu, Z.
At Lynn Lynn. :, New Bedford. /.
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The score

Runs Newark -MIlen, T. sharpe, L Mailing, l.
StAnAEt. /: Torohto-Mettes. / Three base hit
BaeTWAld SAcTince hits-De Wore, . SchlAny
Stolen bases-AcIlvetn, Mailing, First base on
balls-of Mueller. 2 on Appegate, struck out
By Mueller, . by ApplsgAte, 7. Passed balls
Brown. Pirst bAse on errors-Toronto I. Left on
bases Newark. S. Toronto 5. Umpre-Conway.
Time hour snd IS minutes. Attendance -lJU.
At BALTIMORE.
r, ~ y.
Rochester. III 70 :
Baltimore. ... . 10 ]
Batteries Henley, finlay son and Erwin: Hardy
Pearson. McCloskey and Byers
AT PROVIDENCE
r. ~. a.
Prov ONdenCe., ..... u o 0 3-O "
Montreal. % ) u ~
Batteries FUcE and CLARK stanley, Lee and
MCManus.
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Al Meridian -VIcksbuTg. s. Meridian, I.
AZ Columbus Monroe, T. Columbus, I.
Al Jackson LCulfpOrt, II: Jackson, 2-hrst game.
GulfpOrt. 10, Jackson, 0-second game,
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Run. Philadelphia Brdnsheld, l. FIRST base on
srr1rs- -phUAdephiA = left on bAset-Phlla-
tlphiS 3 Brooklyn. First base On balls--On
Vi'bfln /. od Nof.n / Struck out-By Moren T.
~ Wiiosin Sacrihcs hits DoolAn. Moren.
s,s,snf -, Z, len hasfs- QAloney, Knabf.
Jour play Burtt, Bergen and Lewis. Nv bE
niAntr- ~ Wilhelm |. Umpire -EHsls. Tine
'our and Il minutes AuendAnce-36b
cHIciao ~, ~, T. PIrTsBURo,0 0.
FfTrtBrHa Nav o p1usburK and Chicago
~Ihsssd ia plaV another game this afternoon,
'1AklnE the second out of series OF nye several
hundred men hailed the park out N1th oucket
nd the contest was played In sea OF mud showers
'IIns frequently. chicago shut the Plttsoufgs
OUT u q The score
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Totals >. . 627 q Totals,,- 81 a is 5
fsHisE Baiiso, o''' ".'.......d Q %
Runs--Jersey City Clement, /; Haniord, /. First
base on errors Jersey City :; Buffalo, 2. Left on
bases Jersey CITY. /. Buffalo. S. Struck Out-By
Mason, 2. By klssinger, ?. Sacrifice hits Bean
ROckenheld Stolen bases Bean, ROckenhed, hur
ray. Double plays Murray and Ryan Nutttess
and Whitney. Hit by pitcher By Mason, ], I'm
pTes- Moran and sullivan, Time-l hour and -
minutes Attendance 800.
NAwARE, a. TORONTO l.
The NewATks downed the TorOntoS a. Newark
yesterday through Nueller's good work In the boz
II was the lads second game In Eastern League
cOmDAnN and bis second Victory. The anOre.
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Country Club, Mount Vernon. was an eighteen
hole medal play qualifying round for the cap
tain 4 cup presented by W, s. Adamson. Six
teen members qualified 70 continue during
the month ~ match play. The play wAs ~
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At BALTIMORE
Princeton Wins ~ Inning Game.
PRINCETON.


PHILADELPHIA May p-Before nearly 1000
spectators the pennsyl lyanla baseball team Was
beaten by Princeton 10 day on Franklin Field BY
runs TO IN thirteen innings The scoTe
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EASTERN LEAGUE,
STANDING or TIE CLUBs.
lERSEI CITI, 2, BUTTALo, o


Jersey city and Buffalo managed "a tqueeIe In
= game Al Jersey City yesterday after three post
ponements and Jersey CITY squee1ed out Victory
by score Of to o.
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60 RIGHT PAST The BOSTONS
~ IGRKS TAKE LEAD ~ FIRST
INNING AND KEEP IT. =.

ms Batted Out Of the BON In the second
InnlnE, hut FergusOn Does We'll
Brcoklyns Rianked by Quakers and
rlisburEs by ChlcagOs ( ardlnas WIN.
Ius baseball teams resumed operations
.srdsy, and things broke pleasantly In
p. homo camp. The New York Nationals
,rn.ed Of tho Bostons handily The Brook.
.rsI.d not tare so we'll They were shut out
no TO game In Philadelphia. and the Chi.
q, .o, pu' the Pittsburg. away by the same
sore hc Cardinals won another game,
nmr second In succession They defeated
n, cincinnati Reds, The results.
N,N YORK. !; Boston, a.
rhlladclDhla, !; Brooklyn, q.
chicago, !; PittsbuFg, ..
St. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, !.
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The second qusliher, for the I. \. Taylor cup
at the Baltusrol Coll Club yesterday was A, G,
Gambler, vi, I'LL. c. r. Watson qualified
last week. Gamblers score also won the ball
sweepstakes
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NEW HAVEN. Conn, May AT the
Country Club links this afternoon the Yale
Golf Club was defeated by the New Haven
Country Club team, 5 to T. The high WIND
interfered with the playing. The summary.
Yale-lyon. 0: Rowland, o. Merrmiu, 3; SworiS,
I. Hayne .: Moore 0. Total. l.
New Haven Country Club-Parmelee, z Slep'
hard o. White, 0; Bronson. o. Rice Ely,O. IOtai D.
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!Bsitsd 'S'i fOT i Ferguson : IN the ninth inning.


S,@ 5:'sCF SciF....... "
Runs-BOston- Browne. /. Beaumont, /; McGann,
D New York-Tenney. :. Donin, ,; seymour J;
artsnshan, Devlln, l., FIRST base on errors,,-
& BoSton, g. Flrst base on balls-On Mathewson,
:; od Young, !; OF Ferguson, 2 Struck out.By
Althewson :; by Young, q by Ferguson, 3 Two
Ass hlts-Deviin. Bhdwell, Beaumont Sacrifice
lahsn. HIu-oh Young. in. lis innings oG
PtTTuson I in 2-S innings. Umplres-Rlgler and
ilem. 1lme-l hour aud 20 minutes. Attendance
1000.
PHILADELPHIA (N. H.. 1: BROOKLYN. o.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The Philies ended
rhsir home games for a while by shutting
out Brooklyn to-day, to o, Il was battle
n pitchers Moren was hit harder than
40 bis biz in the eighth sent In Bransheld
Nth the run which decided the game. vii,
helm held the Phillies down TO two hits. Had
II not been for SheehAns error on Brans-
0slds grounder In the eighth they might
In me eighth sheehsn made a miss Of
Bransheld's grounder, Rtty was shovea
over 10 third when Lewis tossed Doom out
At hrst Moren, to the surprise Of the crowd,
aced out q single between Pattee and Jordan
sending in Bransheld.
In the sixth Pattee opened with single
N centre and went TO second on Sheehan +
-scrllte. Burch lined TO. Doolan. and in an
attempt 10 double mp Pattee at second threH
yild The ball rolled out toward right held.
raftss going 10 third knRbe returned the
1all IN the plate. but the throw was wild ana
q, cot away from Doom. Pattee seeing this
made dash for the plate, but Moren covered
mo rubber In time 10 catch Dooln's throw
am 70 touch out Pattee by whisker' The
The sun., 1908-05-10
AMERICANS REPEAT NDOSTON
CHESBRO FACES YOUNG AND
GRIFFITH'S MEN WIN.
Improve Their Hold on First Place. Ath.
Ietlcs Losing In Washington Browns
and Whlte sOX Divide = Double Header,
a. DO the DetrOlts and the Cleyelands.

The New York Americans repeated in Bos-
ton yesterday and improved their hold on
irst place. Chesbro vas In against Young
and the New Yorks came out 1rst best The
Athletics fell down again In Washington
There we're two double headers In the West,
the sensible plan Of beginning o play on post
ponements AZ soon as possible being adopted
The Browns and White Sox divided, a. did the
Cleyelands and Detroils. The Washngtons
passed The Bostons and went up to sixth
place and the Athletics dropped to third place
The results.
The sun., 1908-05-10

Runs-New York -MorIsrty /; Ball. J. boston
GessleT / First base on errors New York, e. Boz
ton. l. Left on bases New YORK, ., Boston 3.
FIRST base on balls-Of Young, :: on ChesbrO, 3.
bsss hIt-ConfOy Two base hits Moriarty, Tn.
giaub Sacrifice hlt-CArrEan, Stolen bases
Bsll a. Hcmph, Moriarty ., Carlisle, McCon
plres-Hurst and Sheridan. Tine hour and IS
minutes. Attendance-s.9)