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METROPOLITAN LAWN TElNN'fSs
New York, Kings County and Crescent
Teams Win Their Matches. ~ =

An unprecedented thing happened ysster-,
day In the Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Laa6us.d
Three matches were scheduled and threo
were played. There were no postponsments.
very unusual indeed. The New York L. T. C..
the league champions, won all three matches
Now York courts. at i23d street and St. Nioh,
olas avenue, Even the reputcd crsok eiopbles
team OF tho visitors. H. 8. Roberts and We.
Allen. was able to make headway with Richard
H. Palmer and Robert T. Bryan. save In, one,
set. Allen gave Wyeth something Of a RGht
in the sin giles. The summary: ac ,lgtsg 4
esaia f. psn.T Ne% YORK; xG.t
Aysss n Ts.s N.w Soss
00fssai SsSSs.e s. eRlebsrS i. Palmer and = aesss ], r !
wa Alien, @ Sak kniekersoossr. esse 81 ? % Ss ",
The Kings County 7. c, team won't TO Mont-l
clair to. meet the athletic club team there
ddbss dhs EsSrs osspS wSn H n5ss q
Hinck Of the Montclair team, seized With q
seT bas ss q Gsnrs Ga9rtssy on
people. to win the doubles, greatly 60 the =.
The summary: s>-it Rs,a
t0SSh I; ss:s:
Z MacMahon, Kings County. defeated Frank d.
Hague, Montolair, Ga 6--J. ... =, o1n 80
:, Doubles-Hsnry J. Mollenhauer aud Joseph =:
Albert ]. Hinck, Montclar, O.. o.. 2 afl s
The Crescent A. G. team took three straight
matches from the Brooklyn T. G.. on, The
latter's courts yesterday afternoon too,
Charles NJ, Bull, Jr., and Henry @. Martin
made up the Crescent team. They won ft
straight sets from their rivals In singles and IN
doubles as well. losing altogether thirteen
games In the six sets. t .
Crescent a. G. at Brooklyn 7. C.: Sngles-Chntics
y. null. Jr. Crescent, defeated Walter l. Pate,
defeated Walter Boggs, Brooklyn. so, Ga Nj "
Doubles Charles N. Bull, Jr.. and Henry @:
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TOURISTS AT MANCHESTER.
Ideal" Auto Progression Made From
Waterbury, Conn.,, Through Mountains.

MANCHESTER, VT. June 2O--The eighteen
cars in the tour Of the Automobile Club of
America to-day made the run Of 1888 miles
from Waterbury. Conn.,. to Manchester.
The party stopped at Lenox for luncheon
and when the pilot car, a so horsepower
Pope Hartford IN charge Of A; l.. westgard
failed to put in an appearance. The after
noon run brought the motorists through the
which they will proceed tomorrow to Suna pee
Lake in the White Mountains.
The pilot car made the run to-day in eight
an hour later BY Orrei B. Parker of New York
city in a 45 horsepower Royal The third
car to arrive was a 80 horsepower Lozier
owned by Commodore H. C. Roome OF Miami
Fla The others OF the party came in al
brief intervals during the evening. All are
quartered at the Equinox House,
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

srANDIsa or THE CLUES
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WEsTFALDS CUP AGAIN.
New York Tennis Player Wins From Stevens
OF Yale IN Final Round.

NEW HAVEN. June 2o,--H. L. westfaI of
New York defeated Neil Stevens Of the Yale
tennis team for the New Haven Lawn Club
cup In the challenge round Of the tournam ent
this afternoon. Stevens went on the court
suffering from a strained back His cork
screw serve had badly wrenched his back.
In the second set he warmed up and made
gafnes before the pet went 70 him. In his
next @ set Stevens. played brilliantly again.
the net, The scorss wera O.. i'll. 60
Westfall won the cup last year and has 4,
take y cnly once more before W gees % him
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGES.

who Is buying an automobile desires 70 sell q hlgAr
class two seated carri.gs built BY Ssnry noossS .sS
very little and Is ln absolutely perfect order: hAs
rubber tires, electric lights, foot brakes opsrssmr
and is hung on full platform springs original cdot
nearly sioco this Is very stylish desirable , ,SsZ.
and ls All right for small or large pair or uniform
team. For particulars address A. b. G.. hsx, Az,
New York Sun. Cd. 4. eR hnng
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FLANAGAN's GREAT THROW.
He Hurts the Hammer l7s Feet = Ia
Inches In Games At Torrington Conn.

HARTroRD. Conn. June :o,-John J. Flana-
gan OF the I. A. A. G. OF New York thr ew
thets pound,hammer ITS feet a1s inches at the
annual field day in To rington to-day OF the
Conn ecticut Total Abstinence Union. This
inches and II accepted will t&pd AZ the record.
James j.. Archer Of New York. who won
the 100 yard run. was timed ip As seconds
Robert Cloughau of New York was third.
James P. Sullivan Of the l., A. 4. e; won the
run in 4 minutes 81 seconds. N; steven
non third.
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DOHERTYs TO COME HERE.
They VIII Play At Newport, n Not This
Year Then Next.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
LONDON. June 2o.-H. L. Doherty has
entered the lawn tennis championship In
order to qualify for the mixed doubles. He
will not play in the singles. as Brookes. the
holder of The title. refuses to come to En- gland
to defend u. Doherty will partner the
Countess OF Schulemberg In the mixed doubles
The Dohertys have placed themselves at
the disposal OF the Lawn TEMPS Association
required. On the strength Of this promise
England has challenged FOR the cup:
to-day that he hoped to go to The United
States to play In the American champions ship
meeting this year. or II not this year then ne xt
He was determined to go to the United States
before retiring and his brother would prob
ably accompany him.
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Bachelors Barge Club Scores In Regatta.

Bache1OFy B1FBB CIuW 1UUFe8 IN NcBhGtu.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2o.-Three f1rsts and
two seconds gave the Bachelors Barge Club
the Caldwell point trophy In the Sohuylkill
navy regatta this afternoon. their winnings
totalling 10 points. The Vespers were SEQ
ond with 10 points. The Maltas. by reason
OF their hne victory In the junior eight and
I've PlsSss a Sthe5 eb,rS eye%i ni.s. TAILED points,
The Junior eight oered shell race was the
best In q field of Ave starters the Maltas.
cleverly stroked by Frank Joy, passed over
the finish line less than a length 10 the lead
OF the Quakers and West Philadelphlas.
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:1RoIr, 4: wAsHIsaroN 2.
HN btUTUs
WASHINGTON

Runs-DetIolt-Schaefer, 1; Crawford, I; Cobb, /:
Jones, !. Washington-FreemAn. . Two base
Sacrince hi.s-ceughiin, Gsnlcy. Stolen ss. basess.
MSIntre, Cobb. Shipke. II First base on balls-on
!; BY Killian,, l.. Struck out--By Klilian j; by
hughes, 8. Double Play-.schaefer and kllfer.
Detroit, 4: Washington g. Umpire-o' Louehiln.
Time hour 81 minutes. Attendance-5,9O6.
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FTITDbUHu' DNOVHbfN. FFHof VH7ub'
The. Brooklyns and .Plttsburgs battled
games In. Brookiyn yesterday. the Pirates
winning the first and being shut out IN the
second. Wilhelm and Young had II nip apd
Better sa y support. s Errors ey Jordan and xlpsr.
man ID the latter part q the contest eventu-
runs we're enough. Alperman was spiked
BY .Abbaticchio in the ninth inning and had
to leave the game. He may be out Of COM
mission for two weeks,
Pastorius pitched the Brooklyns to victory
ip the SECOND soiree. The Brooklyns ctnched
The NTH pps az ioiiS%s aScr;oid kttfs drsy
infield dribble was good for one base. Pattee
tapped ny over the infield and Ritter scored.
Pattee turned on Q rare burst OF speed when
Hummel sin eled. and with the aid Of slow
handling Game home In eafety. The SCORES:
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lOIHlsl. % o "
. Batted for Blue In the seventh inning.
tBatted for Manning In the ninth inning.

New York ............. o 3 o 0-2
ST. Louis. ....,..,....... 3 -
Runs-New York-Keeler, 4: Chase. !. 81. Louis
.-Hartzeli, L. Williams, I: Schweitzer, 2, Two base
hits-Manning. T. Jones t2,. Stahl, Keeler Three
bae hits-Walace. schweitSer Sacrifice hit
Noris.ty and Chase: Spencer and Ferris. Passed
bal-Blue; Stolen bases.Pall, Hartzei 7. Jones
Powell. 5; OF Waddcil, I: off Mennins.,5 Struck
out-by Powell, q: by Waddel. g. by Manning; 8:
In three Innings. Left on bascs.-St Louis. 9: New
York. 0. UmpIrcs- Sheridan and Connolly, Time
. hours and minutes.
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HUFF PERFORMS WE'LL.
Chicago sprinter Runs 100 Meters Fast
I'm Pittsburg Games.

PrTTssueo, June 2o.--Athletss from all
over the country participated to-day In the
games at the Schenley Oval. Many members
Of the American Olympic team were COM
petitors In to-day's meet. There were so,0
persons present.
No records were broken. The nearest that
any Of the men came to such q feat " as when
HUFF OF Chicago ran 100 meters In 10 As Sec
onds, equalling the record.
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Totals. 40 ll'ss 20 oil
Flanagan out for interference.
tBatted for Phibin In tho thirteenth inning.
tBatted for Frl In the thirteenth inning.
ksSssa; ksSss.ssr. :. ! g 9 SSGSSSSS -
Runs-Newark-Kelly, 4. Rochoster-F1anagan.
1. Two base hits-Mahnng. Holly. Sacrifice hits-
Oh Barser, g. Struck out-By Friil. o. By Barger 9.
Wnd pltoh-Bargor Passed bal-Philbin. First
II; Rochester, Il. Double pays-Kely and Philbin:
Philbln, Mailing and Sharpe. umplre-Stafford.
Tines hours. AttendAnce-8.500.
AT BALTIMORE.
Montreal. .........O o o o o o o 90 8 q
baltimore. o o o o 1 % s Q
hAttertes-stanley and Clark; Mccloskey and
Robinson.
AT PROVIDENCE.
n, n. y.
Toronto. to....,.......o O o o 0-9 10 8
Providence. o o o o o IS - 8
Batteries Mitchell and Brown; Shine and Peter
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN OPPORTUNITY. ., lI n II
Wanted business associate, one OF some cx-
perience and able 70 put some money In wen eetab-s
fIshed manufacturing business Of staple productaS,
csntAEe of profit, This q NO fake prcpositon. 6de
can obtain positlen 1of himself and an intsroaE
u good buslness AasNsrs q u. w. ~ tolaalr
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0; BOSTON IN. L.. ..
'Hapnifan out for not touching third.
'Batted for Doultes In the third inning

fBstted for Douites In the third inning
st. Louis ....,...,.......9 o 90
Boston n...,..,............O 0 30 0-S
sRuns-St. LouIs--Snaw. 2: Charles, 1: Murray 2,
Delehanty ?: Gilbert. l: Lush. 1. Boston.-Beanmont
l; Browne, /. Kelley. I. Two base hts-Shaw, Young
Beaumont. Three base hit--Deehanty. Home run
Murray; Sacrifice hits-charles. konetohy. Stolen
Left on bases-St. Louis. II; Boston. 5. First btse
en hoa int By pfs Ssse SS
Lush Struck out-By Boultes, J.: by Young, 4;
Time-s hours and minutes Attends dance-4.ae5.
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American Associa uon.

Al Minneapolis Minneapolis, Q; Toledo, I.
At Kansas City-Columbus, 2: Kansas CITY, /.
AT lndianapolis-First gsme-lndlanapcis, o.
Milwaukee, 4. Second game-lndianapolis. l.
Al 81. Psui-Louisviiis. 81 st. Paul.A
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AMERICANS WIN AT OLYMPIA.
More Prizes for Exhibitors at Internatiefat
Horse SHOW. ,.1. 4gs3gS
Special Csas Despatch to TT

Special Csas Despatch to THE sUS ~
LONDON, June 2o.-At the international
horse show at Olympia tonight several
Americana won prizes. In the GLASS for
trotters Of m2re % than u and 70. s5ceeaip9s Sa9
took FIRST prize with Blue Bel! 10 nla
The, pair OF high steppers Of Walter Wlnapsl
took a first. Mr.. Wnans also took firsts IN,
pairs exceeding IS hands and for eaddie'
horses suitable to make officers charters gf'
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.PHKA Or. I.), =; oNoIsNArI. o-sEcoNr

Runs Philadelphia Grant, 4 Knabe, i Titus, !;
on errors-Phllsdslphla. !. Lat on basos-cin-
einnati. :; Phifsdelphis. s. Iirst base on balls
don. .: by Spade, l. Two base hits--Brsnsneid.
Titus; Sacrifice hits-Knabe ~, Doolsn, Corridor.
Knabe and Bransheld; GAnzeI and Hulswitt.
Umplrc-Emsle. Ttme--i hour and 45 minutes.
Attcndance-iA,6oz.
sr. LOUIS IN. L.). 0; BOSTON IN. L) ..
BOSTON. June 2O-St Louis punched hits o n
Dorner and Bonltes In the hrs three innings to day,
winning from Boston by 10 s. Tho seore:
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BUFFALO. ]: JERSEY CITY, 0--FIRsr GAME
jersey City and Buffalo split Up yesterdays
double header at West Side PARK. the Blsons winning
the nrst game by to 0. The Skeeters won In the
second by to g Murrays home run In the sixth
inning was the only tally Of the nrst setto. Jersey
City's victory In the second game being due to
Pitcher Knapp's unstcadlness. The scores.
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Nex IcngIand Lengue.

Az FAN Rlver--Lowell, 1; Fall River, g.
AZ Lynn-Lynn, 8: Brockton, Q.
At tWorcester-Worcoster, g: Haverhill. 3.
Al New Bedford--New Bedford, 8; Lawrence, ..
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Southern LeaGue.

Al Atlanta -Birmin CHAM, 8; Atlanta, l.
At Little Rock--Litle Rock. s; New Orleans, 4
AZ Memphis--Mobile, Q: Memphis. 1.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3; Montgomery. o.
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New York State League.

Al Utica--Albany. Z; Utica, o.
At Syracuse--Syracuse, o. Wilkesbarre. ..
At Gloversville-Troy. 2; A., J. d G.. o.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Scranton. o.
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AT PROVIDENCE.
Connecticut League.

A. waterbury--w Waterbury. o; Bridgeport. 8.
AZ New Haven-Sprin gneld, o; Now Haven, Q,
AZ Holyoke-Holyok 9; Hartford g.
At New Brtain--New Britain. 8. Meridon, 7.
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The winners were The Eclipse. Avenger.
hSr9 hpSr99rat Gsrdenis. Nepsi; Dorothy. Little
Bat. Hoyden. Pixy. Thelema. oninsigamond,
Virginia. Iney, Skeeter. Tautog.
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AT TRENTON
AT uAvERsTRAw.
E.ss:9n Esalsm Si Bi.sIiss n g. 4 fH.McXS NJ & XS i9so
aames scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LzAuUR.
Pittsburg In Cincinnati.
AhEnIcAN LEAaus
. New York In So. Louls; Boston IN chicago.
hA1TnxN LEAeur,
Jersey CITY " Hrfraio IN Nsocken; Toranto N
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TrI.State League,

At tAltoona--Lancaster. 4; Altoona,
Az MISREPRESENTATION s. Wilmington,
4 (elcven innings)
AZ Johnstown-Reading, 2: Johnstown, l.
Al Harrssburg-First game-HarrtsburQ 49,
Trenton. TO- Second game-Harnsburg, Q; Tren.
ton. o.
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Runs,.Ssw forkTennsy en- 1 gayle vS I; Shssn4Sn. GSp
oago, s. First base on bals-of Mathewson, a:
on Fraser, 8. Struck out-By Mathewson, 8: BY
Double play-Devln and Tenney. Passed bali
King. wild pisch-FLnser. Hit by pitchsr-By
Frazer L. Umptres-Klem and ODAy Time-l
havy and ~ mnutea Attendance-sIC0o
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CAN'T SHAKE DEFEAT HABIT
HJLLMENr AGAIN SACRIFICED
FOE ST. LOUIS HOLIDAY.

As Soon as They Make Runs Other Side
Makes More-Another Sorry Showing
by the Four Eastern Ciubs-An Of Them
Beaten by Their Western Adversaries.
Use doth breed a habit In team rs we'll as
IN q man. and the defeat habit In ono which
the New York Americans are finding hard
TO shake. They were offered up as sacrifices
10 make another st. Louis holiday yesterday.
and go far have not won game from the
Browns. Rumor has it that Grinbth 10 skating
on thin loo as manager Of the New YSrks.
that the owners Of the team are not little
dissatisfied with the poor showing OF the
team after an auspioious start and that some
thing is likely to be done before long to bring
about better results. Most Of the Eastern.
teams are doing poorly on this trip, however.
All Of them got 1t in the neck yesterday. and
on the whole their trip is something Of joke
with tho laugh not on their sides. The re-
suits:
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BRooxLYN.
PTIIBBUHl
- -
Plttsburg.
AYnnkiYn..

uns-Pittsburg-Thomas, Il Abbadcchio, ],
BrookIyn-PAttee, 1. First base ON erIors-Pitts-
Pi1,. Base on Sslls@6f Wilhen, Q: of Young. :.
STRUCK out-By Wilhelm. p BY Young. 4. Three
Stolen base-Burch. Umplres-rJohnstone and
Rudd erhaIn, T1ne--t hour and s. minutes.
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O. 0--sBcoND aAMB.
aaAA-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1; Ritter. l.. Loft on
-prcoklyn. :. PittsbyrE 9 First base on
BY Pastorius, D. by tcheId, 4. Two base ht-Shee-
han s.Srhoe hts-Lapley, M1loney. Passorus.
play--Hummel and Jordan. Umplrcs-- -Rudder-
ham and J0hnstone. Timc-1 hour and % minutes.
AttFndanccr-f2.0oo.
CINCINNATI. q PHILADELPHIA On, ~. o--yIasr
s:ssss'ss ssi ssss g g.
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nl,ss phils,dsphia. oooo %
phIisaeiSSis. cnoinnss Erss base % on balls sails
On Sparks \ "a coskiey l. Struck out.By
Grant, Two base hlt--Huiswitt. saeriaoe hits---
Cancel Osborne, Qoakley. .Jackltsch Double
plsy-Hulswitt and CAMEL. Umpre--Emslie
1fmc-i hour and ~ minutes.
PHnADEIRHKA Or. LJ. =; oNorsNArI. o-sEcoND
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CREsCENTs BARELY WIN.
Toronto Lacrosse Players Put Up Hard
Game at Bay Ridge.

~e"o ~ ""'
Before one Of the largest crowds that mas
ever gathered At Bay Ridge the lacrosse team
OF the Crescent Athletic Clup pulled out
seemingly impossible victory yesterday when
they defeated the Toronto Amateur Athletic
Association by 4 goals to 8. Throughout the
major part Of the contest the Canadians led
the Brooklyn players. The first half ended
81 in favor of the men from across the
border,
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Runs-BuneIo-Murray,l !. Len on bases-Jer.
sey City. !: Buffalo 2. First base on balls-On
I; by Mcconnell 10. Home run Murray. Three
base hit Mattress. Sacrifice hts-Rockcnield,
field Schirm: Umpires--Kely and Sullivan. Time
i hour and Is minutes
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JFrALo. e-sgcoND GAME.
Totals. 30 10 "a Is 4
tBatted for McAllster in the ninth inning.

tBatted for McAllister in the ninth inning.
sasslo iSrssS o.'s......o .,..........o ia
Runs-Jersey C,ty-Clcment, 1: Bean, /: De Grof.
]; Pfanmiller. I. Bunnlo-Hlll, !: Knapp. I. First
base on errors-Bunalo, 2. Left on bases--Jersey
City, 8; Buffalo. II. First base on bsls.-Oh Plan
miller /; on Knapp. T. Struck outDy Pfenmiiier. 2;
BY Knapp. ). Three base hit-Pfanmiller. Two
base hits-Nattress, Smith. Sacrifice hits-Bean.
Murray, McAllister. Stolen bases--Bean, De Gron.
Schirm. whitney. Double playHanford and Mer-
nit. Hit by pitcher-By Pfanmiller, l. Wild pitch
Knapp. Umpres-kelly and Sullivan. Time
hours, Attendance-4,5o0.
NEWARK 1: RooHBsrnR 1.
The Newark and Rochester teams went thirteen
innings to 4 tie yesterday At Newark, The srore;
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AKENGER WINS AGAIN.
Defeats Aurorn I'm Larchmont Race on
Corrected Time

Robert W. Emmonss 81 footer Avenser
won the race for her class In the spring re-
gatte Of the Larchmont Yacht Club yester-
day. She defeated the Aurora and Istalena
on corrected time. although she finished
last. Tho AveDger rates only 1901 against
$3.50 for the Aurora and consequently Is
allowed thirty seconds mile. In the class
race the Aurora finished 10 minutes 50 seconds
ahead Of the Avenger. but on corrected time
was beaten 2 minutes ss seconds. The Au-
rora and Istalena sailed race as one design
In the 10 foot class the aardenia, Mimoea
III. and Seneca met and the Gardenia won.
The Seneca and Mimosa III. found oil the
soft spots on the Sound and the Mimosa III.
did not finish. The summaries
scHooNEns-- E--sTARr iiso-couHsE -
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CHICAGO "a L.I, I; BoBrON "a L.), o
Chiosao. June 5O.--Doth Walsh and Young
pitched great ball today, and tho only run scored
was the result OF two wild throws. The score:
.Ba,ted for crser in tho eighth eighth inning. - ~

.Batted for crlser In the eighth inning. - " :
Chicago. '...,..o 100 ii
Runs--Chica go--Jores, l. First base on errors--
Chicago, !. Lett on bases--Chlcago, 2; Boston, I.
base on balls-of Young. 1. Struck out.-By Walsh,
o: by Young. g.. Umplres-Evans and Hurst. Time
DETROIT. 4: WARRINGTON 2.
DETROIT June 20.-Hughes outp tched KlDlan
to day. but his wildness and the of his team
mates made victory impossible. The result never
was In doubt after the sixth The score
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Runs-Ceyelnnd- !; Latoie, o. Hlnch.
man. !; Phlladelphia-payts: 4; j. Collins; !. Two
Bradley. Liebhardt. Hnchman Stolen bases
Bsnis, Bradley ~. Davis. First base on balls
on hases-Cleyelsnd. Philadelphia, B. First base
on errors-Philadelpha. E. Struck out-By Lieb-
Stovall (unassisted); Blrmin bingham and Bemis;
Lajoie and Hinchman, J. Collins, Davis and Smith.
hour and 30 minutes. Attendance-S8Ss.
IA a IL
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.

At WILLIAMSBURG.
Amherst, t,........,..t 0 2 / 2-I0 10 o
Williams, s,......,...0 o o 2 o o O-Sl
Batteries-Templeton and Lambie Brick aad
Danahey.
AT TRENTON.
Pennington. ..,.,.,.O o / 0 0 3 o o o. .
Kohlmeyers.....,,. o o o-5
Batteries-Kenney and Warren: sauers and
Gaiser.
AT HAvERsTRAw.
Xavier A. A"un.,o / o 0 o 3 1 e-i0 10 Z
Havcrstraw. 90 1 O-8e
Batteries -DoaEherty and clousher Doischer
and Mehoney.
Harlem Y. NJ. @. .A.....,.,...o 1 o--I
Eastern District z IL, G. Al / Iii
Battenes-Rischell and Ridge; Tonnes and Merril.
AT Morristown- Elizabeth Town and Country
Cub. g. Morrstown Field Club. .. l--'I-'
AT Travsrs lsiand-.Crescent A. c., :; New York
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TURF.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
RENT,

BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN-FOH RENT
AS I'D ST.--BAy window. Hight brick. tTo stnss
bssemens two family house new; deeorated: fufs
T. L. WOODWARD, 4si7 9th sv. Brooklyn. a bl.
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. 70 O. The scores:
prursarx.f uxry.

By / q .. The fhiisdelpniss. however. returned
fto 0. The scores:
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CLEVELAND, 4. PHILADELPHIA "a. L3, :.

CLEVELAND, June 20-Cleveland defeated Phila-
deiphia. TO to day, Philadelphia had chance
to lie the score In the eighth. but threw II away
with weird base running. The score:
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assumed that none but the choicest
brands are tolerated by milady? How
many garments could be made for the
children OF the poor II these sessions
were consecrated to the diligent use or
the thimble? And how many times more
feminine would it not be TO procure a
smoking jacket for her lord with the
accumulated coin? How long would 1t
take to provide q sufficient sum for the
completion Of new municipal building
If the present deficiency in the public
Golfers were to be made good by the
sa1utary conf1scation OF the funds ap-
portioned to the purchase of the fra
grant weed sby every fair devotee IN
the local 400? How many unsewed
masculine buttons will be represented
by the time consumed each week in
learning to roll the Mexican pitillos on
the basis of 20 minutes to each of the
latter five times a. day, exclusive of
Sundays? II the more expensive and
powerful cheroot be adopted by the
candidate for advanced honors in this
new and dangerous cult. what will be
the average annual cost per capita for
complexion remedies and breath purl-
iers? AS for the degenerate adept
who has purloined the art OF COM
pounding Turkish blends and brazenly
revels in the employment Of an artifi-
cial maker for sheathing them, to the
complete obfuscation Of housewifely
conscience and the desolation or the
nursery, her speedy downfall Is mat
ter of gcometrical progression, to be
figured out by the most casual OBJ
server II a man is to be ,ruthlessly
harassed 366 times during one year IN
his legitimate privilege of seeking
balm for his shattered nerves at the
end of the fatiguing day by his wife's
insistence upon doing tho same thing.
what must be the fortnightly ratio OF
his diminishing affection? IL II be in
cumbent upon the already overbur-
dened head of the house to stand the
expense of duplicating costly mouth
pieces OF amber. Morocco leather cases
and velvet smoking caps, the depletion
OF his private purse cannot be made
good in time for the season OF Easter
shopping Even the item of matches
will have its weight when considered
en- masse, as it were, for we must deal
not only with the women OF California
but with the feminine population.of the
United States, and. 1t is to be feared
of the entire world. The city editor
who is of very sympathetic turn foi
soe busy man, has brought me his an
nual statistician and a differential cal
culus, also e. tube OF menthol which {