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FINE ENTRY FOR TRYOUTs.
College and Club Athletes VIII Compete
for Places on American Team.

Entries for the Olympic team tryouts to
be held at Philadelphia next Saturday were
made known yesterday and II all the men
whose names figure on the list 60 to the post
the meeting should be the best seen In the
East In many a day. All the local clubs and
the colleges will be represented and in fact
every athlete with the least pretensions to
first class form will try for a place on the
team. From q passing glance at the entries
the college men should cut q wide swath and
many Of the local club athletes who had
already figured In the fun OF the trip will
ind themselves summering at home.
A race of considerable interest will be the
100 meters with such cracks as Cartmell. the
intercollegiate champion. Rector of the Uni
verstty OF Virginia. who is said to have done
0 2-6 seconds for the 100 yards. and Ramsdell
University Of Texas. strong tip for 0 as
seconds. Sherman Of Dartmouth, who ran
second in the intercollegiatss. and Whitman
OF Pennsylvania should show well. It is un-
known what shape Dan Kelly is in. Much
the same crowd will contest the 200 meters
The 400 meters event has attracted some
smart sI, company In T. 3. Taylor, Univer,
ton; Carpenter and French Of Cornell Univer-
stS rheFs ou,s.s s another FGSSd, II
800 meters will be no loafing race, and Sheehan
irish 4. A. @. the race OF his life. Parson of
Yale, II he is At and well. will be there at the
fnish but Jones Of Pennsylvania or Halstead
OF Cornell may upset all calculations.
In the 500 j. p. Sullivan Of the Irish A. A.
9. Is going to do all sorts Of things to the
record. and incidentally. OF course, to show
his spikes TO Halstead OF Cornell, but only
time can tell the result. With Trube the
New York A. c. In the two mile steepl chase
II should be q soft spot and the ex-Cornellian
should experience no trouble In coming home
a winner. The f1ve miles Is rather uncer tain.
With such hurdlers as Smlth hson and Garrels
already qualified and Shaw In trim the high
sticks representation is safe. Howe OF Yale,
Hillman of the New York A. c. and Bacon
Of the Irish A. A. c. will be the fighting mate
rial in the 400 meters.
A notable absentee from the field events will
be Matt McGrath. the hammer thrower. His
strained sinew 10 not yet strong, and he Is
not going to take chance Of being laid up
again. John Flanagan should score with his
favorite weapon. and Sheridan appears to be
allowed his own way In the Greek style also.
Mount Pleasant and Thorpe, the Carlisle
Indians, In the broad and high Jumps re-
spectively may surprise the palefaces. Ray
Ewry on form should come out ahead In the
standing high and broad jump, with Platt
Adams close. j. F. Q'Connell Of the. New
York A. G. appears to be the best man in the
running hop, step and jump.
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NEEDLEWORK AT DOG SHOW
Move, Foil TO Great Entries for Ladies'
Kennel Association.

An entry Of l,l47 is booked for the show
OF the Ladies' Kennel Association OF Amer
lea. to be held at Mineola tomorrow and
Friday. Always a society as we'll as q SPORT
ing success. the election OF Miss Anna Sands
az president will insure still more attention
this time A great rarity here will be two
white dachshunds. perfect In points the only
ones ever exhibited. in this country. They
are entered by Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
whose husband was formerly Minister to
Belgium. This summary gives the divisions
of breeds:
81. Bernards, 4 Great Danes 10; Russian Wolf
hounds. "a; Deerhounds g. Greyhounds. !: Esqui.
RetrIsyer:, 10 chesapeaks Bay Dogs. 1. sporting
oid English sheep Dogs. ls Poodles. 4s Chow
10; Bull Terriers, %; French Buidogs, ss Boston
Scottish Terriers. az Roseneath Terriers i: Welsh
Terriers. 25 Black and Tan Terriers. s.: Skye Ter
riers. 4: Dandic Dinmont Tcriers o: Schipperkes
23. Pomeranians. 80; English Toy Spaniols IL: Jan
anese Spanies, 5; Pekinese Spanles. g. Pug, /;
YGrkshir Terriers, s: Maltese Terrers 2 Griffons
tTcy,, IL Toy Poodles, l. miscellaneous. d variety
classes, t74
In connection with the show Miss Edith
Wetmore. who started the work. has ar
ranged an exhibition OF the Aauidneck Cottage
Industries OF Newport, especially OF fno
needlework-
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ROYAL TOURIST A WINNER
WHETNEY'S COLT TAKES TEE
PREAKNESS STAKES.

McCarter TaGes q Selling Race-Trance,
Baycnet. Grania and Homo Again Cap
ture the Other Eyents--Form Players
Clean Up at the GFayesend Track.
The bookmakers received another severe
trimming at 0rsvesend yesterday. when
four favorites and second choice went over
the plate suocessfully. The stake feature
was the Preakness. for three-year-old one
mile and a sixteenth. II. p. Whitneys colt
Royal Tourist to 2. made all the running
In this event and won In q gallop by three
lengths In lAe as. W. W. Dsrden's Live
Wire. TO Q. was always the contender and
took the place by half dozen lengths from
"A. Forsythe's Robert Cooper, ~ tol.
The Newcastle Stables McCarter, backed
down to . to |, was in a soft spot In the third
event, selling affair at about six furlongs.
Tor after following the pace set by Tom
McGrath. 3 to I, to the head of the stretch. he
came away to win easily by two lengths In
LOO As. Tom McCirath beat Don Enrique,
to !, five lengths for the place. Aimee c..
to /, was outclassed
George 0dom's Trance. to q. with w.
Walsh up. had an easy time winning the first
race. for two-year-old fillies, Ave furlongs
She set smashing pace all the way and came
homo on the bit. with five lengths to spare.
In Loo s-5. p. j. Dwyers Melissa, II to 1,
who was outrun In the carly stages, closed
resolutey and took the place from H. p.
Whtney's Top Note. to 1. BY head.
T. Hitchcock Jr. q Bayonet, 0 to 8 favorite,
made all the running In the Deerfoot Steeple-
chase. at about two miles. and won In q canter
He had half dozen len aths over P. j. Rainey's
King Castle. Q to /. @. r. Tompkins's Jimmy
Lane. to l. was badly ridden and finished
poor third. Rocket. to 1. had no speed.
The time was 8.5e.
The start IN the nfth race. for two-year-
o!ds, nve and q half furlongs, was q fright.
J. Les rushed L: A. .Cella's Arionette. 5 to !
she led to the head Of the stretch, where she
collapsed. p J. Dwyer's qrania, 10 to 1,
also away poorly, ran a swell race and won
going away by q length and Q half in 90 as
p. 8. P. Randolphs Rubie, a 20 to / shot,
came from nowhere In the stretch and col
Jared the Newcastle Stables Home Run,
lS to s, In the last few strides, to beat him
half length for tho place. Home Run
was victim OF the ragged start and might
haye won with an even break.
7 Ia T. Vets Home Again, who SCARED in
adn. way from barrier to wire IL the lat race for
p In romp BY four lengths IN i:4S: ii. p.
vas hard driven to take the place from j,
L. McGinnis's Troublesome, 10 to 1, By q
head. The latter nosed Bolando. 10 to /,
out Of third money. E. Dugan carried of
the riding honors with a winner, two seconds
and third The pleasant weather attracted
e. crowd OF $1,000 persons to the trackside.
The summaries:
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baseball NOtee.

BOSTON. juno a.-Manager McGraw of the New
and to might 70 reply toeqpestions a. TO The truth
of the report that he was contemplating making
some changes In the team. The ruTor current
McGinnity and Sammy CStrangl Nloklin.
CINCINNATI. June 2.-Pi,cher Joe McGinnIty.
will not become q member of the Cincinnati team
Manager Camel decided 10 waive on him 20 day,
Pitcher Charles Rhodes and Infslder ChAries Of
to the Reds by Presidents P1iliAzn to-day. Il
O. Ebbets' Brooklyn mAgnatc. 10 sggrevea. He
has protested against the New York Americans
the Nsv. YORK dub aid noA AK toT Waivers, -shd
that ho = willing 20 pay back the d, 200 purchase
money thss Nsv yofS Dsid % srookiyn ana fsks
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ToUCHARD BEl ers .. y. EARNED.



In che third round OF the Chaves challenge
cup lawn tennis singles at tho New York
l.. T. c. yesterday Gustave r. Touchard met
e. p. Larned and beat him In brilliant OK
hfbition. The game was worth watching
on both sides Of the not. Larned played
what one onlooker said was beautiful ten
mis-. but Ineffective tennis" He made all
his strokes nicely and with due regard to
the follow through. the swing and the like.
but after Touchard bucked up and stopped
the careless play that he sometimes lapses
into. there was nothing to IL.
The summary:
,,,s,n, @avss challenge oSp; hsns snsles.Pre
Perry = q fsispl bseslsy s%ss asss,sa saifs'
Bryan' Bn' Sy default NJ @. johnson defeated W. NJ
y s %iS. asSss%Ss ssSs ? gessa.rq defeated DR. w,n
J. K Smith, 81, "a; e. r. Iarned defeated =. F.
dsS csI,a sni 10 ss u sohnsS1 Ssi,.t'a g g
:i$$ 3 i R;s Risss ssiss.ss sf,s?' s eios:s.ss sss
r. Sy default; +. 6. uni defeated Dr. Il p p scnsSn s
Second Round--J. p. Paret defeated C. r. Watson.
90. e-i; q r. Touchard defestsd r. N. BecEisgy.
&, 5ss ssis;'ss sSSI;es
,rnnS Third Rosna-o r; rOuchard defeated E. p
and F. O. Uhi defeated a.. s. GToesbeck and H.
bhagg. 80 - r: II. Palmer and W. H. Connel
aesr'S e. ss5; HI Grant a1s and II =
ther and parcner. s-S. s-S. -
the cs.sssnRs cMstssRoAta A .ns hsrs ss sss yssn
sss ne sde s ssa p'{: &c
hsas Until fssy by se
Al the Staten Island Ladies' Club yester-
"a day T. the s woTsns nsn sin sles were brought down
cleared to the final bracket. These com
expected. Mrs. A. q, Miles, who has been
playing extra good lawn tennis from the
BY defeating Miss =, II. Moore, e-s. 81.
Mis- Miss Cassel in straight sets. The semi final
Niss MI, sMF,ng Mnrgs Mrs rnd Nh MacCsrthy agsinst
Miles; In the doubles the Misses Wildey
will play against Mrs. W. H. Pouch and Miss
Elizabeth Moore. The summary:
State staten Island Ladies Club: Singles Second
"a ss Miss Marcus dsfe.tsd % Miss cassei. ss o'oi s
%: Mrs. A. O. Miles defeated Miss E. H. Moore,
yI1s pogess-s!... First rcu1d.Mrs W H Pouch and
ari ms. e. s; ana spG M.. M .
:. semi ma! Round-Miss Edna wlldsy and Miss
Marcus, Ga, e--E Mrs. ". II. Pouch and Miss
e II. Moore defeated Mrs. A. G. Miles and Mrs
g. L. Chapman. o-3, 81.
T.. Nathaniel y. Miles is champion Of Harvard
final round. sweetser is member OF the
freshman class at Harvard He was In the
nnalg OF the national interecholastic cham
ponship last year and the year before also
aualined fSr the event. Miles still has another
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Lose TWICE TO BOSTONs AND
LOSE THE LEAD.

SHUT Out I'm First Game, whilo Errors In
Ninth Toss the sccond-C Cievelansis
Take Couple From Detroits and Ad.
vanco to First Place -washinstons win.
Knocked out Of first place and by the tall
enders at thatl So did adversity lay her
heavy hand on the New York Americans yes
terday. However, they had been sticking
up there for long time. and by good ball
playing too. and likely as not they will fight
their way back in due time. There's no quit
In their makeup. The Clevelands are now at
the top. They beat the Detrolts twice yes
terday. and the champions dropped to fifth
place. Tho Washingtons fiayed tho Athletics.
who are tied with St. Louis for fourth posi-
ton. The results:
Boston, =; Now York, O-First Game.
Boston, q; New York, S-second Game.
Cleveland, q; Detroit, S-First Game.
Cleveland, o; Detroit, l-Second Game.
Washington. &; PhiiadeIphis. q.
At st. Louis-Rain.
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RIFLE SHOOTING ENTRIES.
Gen. Drain Submits Names OF American
Olympic Competitors.

WASHINGTON. June 2.--Gen James A.
Drain. president OF the National Rife Asso-
citation Of America, to-day notified the olym-
pic commission at London OF the following
American entries In the international rife
matches:
Smith. u. 8. Navy; winans, Maryland:
Drain. Washington; Holcomb. Greene. Evans
and De Lach. Marine Corps; DR.. Hudson,
New York. and the following members OF
Martin Sylvester and Tewee. New Jer-
sey; Doll and Brass, Montana Burgess, Ala
bama; Loeshner. New York: Casey and Hes
Evans and Stenhammer, Pennsylvania; JEFF
fers and Berg, Massa chusetts: Winder, Bene-
dict, semon Richards Simon. Orr. South.
Ohio; johnson. Idaho. and Bowie. Maryland.
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To-DAY's CARD FOR GRAvEsEND.
Manhanset Stakes and Six Other Races
Are offered

Seven races will be run at Gravesend to-day.
The stake feature IL the Manhanset for two
year-olds. 1--WE and half furlonss, with the
Whitney entry iBlackford and Xebec,, in
probable favor over High Range and Inter-
vene. In the first race. at about six furlongs. 4.
Halifax. Queen Marguerite and Frizette look
best. For the steeplechase. at about two
miles, Thistledaie. Banner and st. Kevin
may, 60 we'll. In handicap for all ages az
q mile and sixteenth Earl O.. Cairngorm and
Mark Antony H. have chances.
For the fifth race, at a mile and sixteenth,
Bad News, Good Luck and Blandy may cut
run in the sixth race, at fivs and half fur iil
longs with Erbet, Sir John and Niger Baby
figuring well. In the seventh race, under like
Nedlim look formidable. The entries follow
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PITTeBpRo.
CHICAGO

Runs-chIcago-Evers. 2 Hoiman !; Steinieldt
Leach, 2:Cisrke. 3: wagner, s. Kane !: Lever. l.
First base on errors-Chicago. !; Pi.tsburg. l. Left
wagner Three base hts~Evers. Holman Two
base nits-wagner ~, Howard, Gibson. Sacrifice
bases-Howard. Rculbach, Evers. First base on
balls-.of Lundgren. ?: OF Brown. ]: OF Reulbach,
bach. q by Willis. I, Double plays-Evers. Tinker
and Hoffman: Wagner and Kane; Abbat!cchio. Kane
Lundsren, o in nve innings on Willis. o In fve
innings: of Brown. 4 In two innings. Umplres-
Klein and Johnstone. Timc-l hour nd "A minutes.
Attenda n ce-S0o.
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Ono Design Glasses for South Bay.

The Great South Bay yaohtsmen are look
ing forward to lively season. which opens
on that water on July 1. Many yachts already
are In commission. among them some new
craft. Three thirty footers were built at
Greenport for members Of the Patchogue
snS Ysshs nov Sp9 rom. dsss1s thsS by Mower
yard ten one design boats from the board OF
Morgan Barney have been built for members
twenty-five footers have been built for the
Patchogue Yacht Club, These last two are
not ready, but will be delivered next week.
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international CHESS.

PRAGUE. Bohemia. June 2.-Dscisive re-
suits were reached to-day In all games In the
twelfth round Of the international chess
masters tournament, with the exception Of
game was recorded, schiechtera kept his
lead by winning from Salwe: Vidmar and
Duras OF this city, scored against, the former
against Treybel The American, Marshall.
added another victory to his score By out
whiting Bardeleben. Maroczy won from
Kvicala. but Jenowski was beaten by Mieses.
In the. other games Chotimirsk! won from
Suechting and Alapin defeated Spielmap.
The games between Rubinstein and Leonhardt
and Teiohmann and Proxies were adjourned.
Teichmann having an advantage.
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..r- t TURF. ~.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
SIX RACES TO-DAY AT $3.50 ]

NJ u NE7NNfsD GU-uAH 3N1 BIbO Il
Including the Manhanset Stakes ana o
Mile Steepleohasa H''f
Race Trains with Parior cars leave fpotEast esth
ST. via /, l. r. y. at ts: lf60. l10 p, n. stopping
&C East Nov York Irains from n. z; ads Of Brook.
10 minutes nom II 70 II so A, NJ and every min.
utes thereafssr. stopplng at City Hail. Bridge st..
fsr a Aasno "a Ga NJ .sston for Esystod fosd Flo
seth ~, Bpcokiyn, epecll Elevated Trains VIA cul.
Yer Sas eps,a sn AZ VI i Ss mr. n rcadrsss 2 rssIn
nd b isfiS asy y laiaaiss fisa Ian y. : y
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EvELAND. 0; DETROIT. l-sEcosD GAME
'Batted for Downs In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Summers In the ninth inning.

'Batted for Downs In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Summers In the ninth inning.
Detroit. O 90 o o o OIL
Cleveland ...,......,....0 s o 0 / o %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, !. clsyeland-Brad- :
Stolen bases s-.Cobb pemls. Sacrifice hits-Lejole
bemis L,ebhardt. Two base hlts-cohh. Lieo-
on balls-on Summers, Z: oii Uebhardt g. Left
on basesnDetroit. 9; Eleveland. T. First base on
by Liebhardt O. Hit by pitched all-Hnchman,
Umpire-Sherdan. Time-i hour and 20 minutes.
Attendance. .sSs.
WARRINGTON. s. PHILADELPHIA "A. IL. 2.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-Washington hit Dygert
In the irst inning, making two runs before he was
retired This lead the Philadelphias could not
overcome The score:
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Lett on bsses~BrookIyn b Phiiadsiphis. g. First
base on bslls,on Wllhslm, I; Of Me9uIllen: !.
Two base hits-Pattce, Doom. Stolen bases
Pattee. Doolan. Double pay-..Lewis, Psttee and
-Rudderham and Rser. Time-i hour and %
minutes. Attendance-3.Oo0.
PrrrsBURo l2: CHICAGO IN. L). 9.
CHICAGO June 2.-Pittsburg bettcd heavily
all the way through to.day's game and drove
Lundrren and Brown To cover. The champions
pounded willis hard. but three successive double
plays In consecutive innings spoiled their chances
aaainst L,eever. The score:
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BOSTON a. L.). Z; NEW YORK "a. L.). 0.-TrRsT


nosroN VA h''' q NE" YORK "a b''' V.-fihsf
oAMh.
MIsIor.unes never come eihsiy' AZ ieae'
.ney V'si'so the new Aofhs In Dig anu e1
penSwe groups YESTERDAY. ihey eouun
wen help coming that way IN view ol 1he
ooIry oahpiaylns uone oy vhe HlsIahuels
@sa'ms' 'ne DoS'ohs' ihe ,aienoere Sh"' ou.
.,! .no ne" iorAs cle"hIy III 'ne nre' sa,,'e anu
'uoA the secohu oy coming "tuh M d rush anu a
whoop IN 'he hinth inning. me New ,orNe
neYer hao cnance 10 WIN 'he hrs', such was
.ne eneo.''ehess o1 n,orseh p'e,ihs. anu
.here was no more IMAM tne usual ah,ouh'
OF reeret over tnao deieat. me secona, now.
ever was nightmare 1ne climax Oh wnlcn
was the ninth inning. There was not only
bad base running in that inning IN BY the home
afternoon but there was an outbreak Of
when it seemed clnched. Inability to hit in the
IN IN Il the csc second made t a. once dismal afternoon
the the 'aa enemy. % There u was @ G saiiend playing
but ~. !, no. by the .silsnders. The New Yorks
u'1 III w. anu anu IN % oumulaave auan..ues, sss
with hands and feet % but Sn IN tSe s upper sory
The first manifestation of this was in the
fourth inning Of the first game. With one
excellent. drew four balls. Unglaub pushed
MT to ,,n centre and dessler went around TO TO
MIRO sn,ru' Sg,nvan 1ons ny 70 cen.re sem M, nm
home; , wagner s,r, popped ed, ny TO snort lelt,
soDpsd 5 wnsn sns % he the as oser s s0%ns hS o5
1t fell safe between them. This lack of CO.
Hoss p,ohed che t pretty ,u good setp gam. am in every
inning except the SKIN wnen the sessions
ratified on hve '1I, safeties, cravath "a, plunked
unelsub I Ian 81 shot @ one % to left Eft sullivan bunted
safely MGTsand s,rSpsd .ss Gns to left and
two basser was a plain. ordinary fly, Which
became hit because it was misjudged by
such a bad afternoon. lie ran bases with
ShsS ist " u h1, th5se fS1s; s;...s aa ,ss
e sslsa good s Sols e sooTs ore ThIs .hsS EIIisa
INNING fas' stahI dSt by amt of two two basser s % and
ss solae ssfsss s
Gessler and Stahi conceived the unique and
daring scheme OF running in from third with
sr sad reyed he e'e over
staSi's orIssinalitY and strstesy. he had to
:. SO far as the pitching was concerned. the
New Yorks, deserved to win the second game:
Newton did in any event; The Doc pitched
was not hit hard enough for the Bostons
to catch up with the Hilltoppers. But Doc
could not Offset the general debility Of those
associated with him, SO fourteen hits for
the New Yorks did not distill as many runs
as the eight Boston hits. Winter was pounded
when Newton singled to left, but as Blair
did not run with enough speed to create a
draught he was thrown out at the plate by Cra-
ysth. Chase. who made four hits, batted
bad In hs hrd g and ahs Nes
did sufficient batting in the fourth to add
two runs to New York's total Chase tripled
in the fifth with one out and Stahl whitfield.
Criger dropped the third strike and Chase
tried TO score on Criger g throw to Unglaub.
This, however. was taking legitimate chance
ana was good play. Chase nearly DeatinR
nEag,ond ThnnnY Wocor,sl, md rr,yotb
-, aaa NE ~ ~ Ar ( 'and annnni a tra pastnn
nnn es NJ she tasd in tbe sayenh
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Jockey club Resolutions on J.. II. Brad.
ford's Death.

At meeting Of the stewards Of the Jockey
Club In the Windsor Arcade yesterday even
death OF John Henry Bedford, a member Of
the board, were passed. The resolutions
were OF O highly eulogistic nature.
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Games schedulsd for To-day.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston 10 New York: Washington In Philsdei.
phla; Cleveland In Detroit Chicago In 81. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAoUB.
Nsw York! In Boston; Philadelphia in Brooklyn;
81. Louis In Pittsburg.
zAsFzRN LHAoun.
Newarx in Jersey City Montreal N Rochsstez;
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Pink ola Wins Latonia psrbx

CINcINSATr. Ohio. June 2.-w. II. Fizer's
Pinkola to-day won the Letonia Derby In a
third. The mile and q hall was made Ia 2sS Is
Keep Moving. the favorits. finished lass. 80
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Tri.StatA LeaGua,

AZ Lancaster--Lancaster, 8; Altoona, l.
A. Tronton-Hsrrisbnrg,5 5: Trenton, 3.
Al Reading-Johnstown II: Reading, B.
Al Whining ngton-WillIamsp 8; Wilmington, 3.
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NATIONAL DEAOUE.
New YdrIks Lose Again In Besten- -Broolk-
aens whitSwash QCnlsers.

cog IN Boston yesterday. but Greater New
York wac not entirely without honor, for the
Brooklyns whitewashed the Quakers. The
Chicssos are having their troubles these days
too. They were victims OF the <Pittsburgs
again. The Pirates went UP TO second place
and the Phillies slippsd back to third. Ths
results
Boston. q; New York, ..
Brooklyn, o; Philadelphia. o.
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Al rngfield, 5; Waterbury. 2.
Al Meriden-Mertden. s: Hartford, l..
A. Holyoke-Brdge report. 8; Holyoke, I.
Al New Haven-New Haven. 8; New Britain. o.
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New York state Leaxue.

At Utica--Utica. 0; Syracuse, 8 ielcven inniugs)
At Albany--Albany. 4; Wikesbarre, z.
At Troy-Scfanton, I0 Troy, g.
At Gloversville- -Btnghamton, 0: A. ]. q c.. 1.
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Totals. IS 10 q Il

Runs-Boston -Cravath, I: 'Gessler, 2: Unglaub, .:
New York, Il Boston, l. Left on bsses-New York
2; Boston, Q, First base on bals-On Hogg. 81
on Morgan, = Struck out-By Hogg, s. by Nor
gan > Three base hlt-Cravath. Two base hits
Stah (9, Morgan. Sacrifice hts-Ball. Sullivan.
(2I, Gessler (2. Double play-Gessier. Tn nglaub
and Lord Hit by pltcher-By Morgan, 2. Um-
10 minutes.
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Detroit. o q o IS
Cleveland. and..-............0 0 O9 10
:, Runs-Detrot- Crawford. !; Cobb X Coughlln. !:
S,oyall. q Latoic. |: Chcch, :. Stolen bssss--J
Clarke. Bradley. Iatole. Sacrifice hits-Goob.
bradley, ". N.fClarkc. Two base ht-Stovall. Three
base hit-l. Clarke. Home run Mullln. First
base on balls-On Mullin, 1: on Chech. 3. Loft on
bases Detroit, s. Cleveland g. First base on errors
Cleveland. 5. Struck out-By Muliln. I; by Chech,
.; Double play-Laloie. Hlnchman and Stovall.
Umpire-Shcridan. Tme-1 hour and 10 minutes
CLEVELAND. O. l.-aEcnHn GAME.
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Southern League.

At Nashvflle-New Orleans, g. Nashville, 2.
Al Atlanta--AtantA. 4 Memphis. o.
Al Birmingham BirminE Ehan,. u Mobile, !.
AZ Montgomery-Little Rock, s; Montgomery. /
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


In a contest replete with the hardest batting
OF the year the Eastern League circuit Newark
managed to pull the game with Jersey City out OF
the Are with nine runs In the eighth inning. The
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SIXTH RACE,
added 10 cBrry I0s pounds one mile and ,hc

Fair start; won easily: Home Again, ch. g.. Q. by
Conc Coon-Hurtle owned by r. L. Watt trained
BY s. T. Booker.
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New England League.

At Lynn--LawIence, I: Lynn. o.
At Lowell--Fall River, 81 Lowell, ..
At Brockton-Haverhill, I; Brockton, o.
At Worcester-Worcests o. New Bedford. 2.
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American Association

Al Louisvilie-LouisviTe. a. Columbus, o.
At Indian apolis--Toledo, 3; indianapolis, L
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. City, Q: Milwaukee, !.
At MINI neapolis-Minneapolls Q; 81, Paul, 4.
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Other Baseball Games Yesterday.
AT PRINCETON.

EM y, Isms; .1;,. A.! SS9S9Ss 81 ! 3
batteries-Templeton and Lambie Wilson Clark
and Dawson.
At Easton- -Hazleton. q Easton. 3.