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GOLF.
University Club at st. Andrews and Women
at EngleWOOd.

high and cold wind was somewhat against
low scoring yesterday at the Englewood Coll
Club, yet the special tournament for members
OF the Womens Metropolitan Golf Association
proved to be q great success. An EngewOod
member, Mrs. l., W. Callan. with the card oil
o.. 4-9I. won both gross and net score prizes.
Under the rules she could take but one prize
and Mrs. Callan took that for the best gross
card This made Mrs. f, F. Sanford. lO7.
B-iOI, winner Of the net prize. OF the three
players At scratch Mrs. +. 8. lefferts had the
good score for the blustery day Of i02, but
neither Miss Ehhop nor Miss Mix did them
selves justice. The cards,
Mrs. l.. w. Callan, Englewood, o., 80 Mrs.
T. +. Sanford, ESseI County. l07, e-lOl Np s.
=, Leherts, EngewoOd, lo2 O-l02. Mrs M Barber,
EngleWood III lS-lOs. Mrs Frank Rnos, Engle
wood. 80, l6-l0i Miss b. Graham, North Jersey
l2O i5-lO5 Ms. J. u. Gage. Hackensack 1875.
2O-lOo: Mlss N. l., Harrison, Baltusrol, ll5 10
IGS Mis- Irvng HSSnSnd C11nOdt GOTSy llS No. No..
Georgiana Bishop, Brooklawn. llO, O-llO. Mrs.
a. Fl. Harris. Apawamls, IFS. s-ilo'
No less than sixty-two golfers have ac-
cepted the in vitation OF President W. {. Free
man of the New York Advertising Mems
Association TO take part In the club match
against the Fox Hills Golf Club tomorrow.
The engagement is announced at Boston o I
Miss Pauline haokay, national woman golf
champion OF 1905, 10 Bruce ID, Smith OF Chi.
Cag0. He is one Of the noted Onwentsia golf
ing family and, as with his two brothers. when
at Yale played on the golf team.
There we're thirty-one cards returned In
the fourteenth semi-annual thirty-sX hole
medal play handicap Of the | University club
members yesterday. As always the competi-
tion took place at the St. Andrews Golf club
through the courtesy OF the committee
There were three net score prizes. MabOn
OF Rutgers won the first with lja. l.ockett Of
Harvard took second at ijj and Hart OF
Yale the third At 1856 the respective hHndi-
caps being 20, "a and 2S JOhn Reid. Jr., at
scratch had the low gross OF lG2 and George 7
Brokaw, who was rather harshly treated A.
plus ?, did III. LoCkett won the afternoon
sweepstakes and haviIand the second prize.
The summary.
c. Mabon Rutgers, l7s, cOl5s; 4, u. IOckett,
Harvard. I7s, Is-i@ L. 4. Hart, ials, Is4, es
JT., Williams, is, siNieI, r. l.. Harrison, I, oi
Virginia, 800, S--l64; NJ c. Havlland, Cornell
100, SO-ICo; 5. v Beckwlth, Williams l76, 10 ld6
{. j. sullivan Amherst, ies le1 j, T. Gillespie.
is7. as- iGs; w. Alexander Harvard, sos, 80 c9
&. W Piersou, Yale lss, Is l0e. A. l.. Everett
Trinity (Rngl, lss, is-l70. A. =. AlyOrd, Amherst
ISL i6-i7l: ogden Hammond Yale, ID, So l72
WI. Kingsley, y. y, University, e02, 0-l72 Il.
NJ Tarlton Johns liopIlns, 2lS iS,iIS +. A..
Williams rs. S-iis: q. T. Brokaw, Princeton.
III. plus us; W. c. Hlll, Princeton, eoI, ~. l1I
A. r. Walrodt, Yale, a5. 32 Ia n. u Nyie, Yale
ig5 1910 r. n, Bacon, Columbia, eOb ~ ll5
d. b. Lawrence. Columbia, o00, ~ 40, W. X lnnlS
Yale. ig4 lsl1s q. u MlllGen, isle, ?lO, 0-lN
herst, 2is 32 1856 Frank Lyman, Harvard, 2il, "a
W5
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PARETS coon warren.
Veteran Beats TOuChHrd HSndlly In Harlem
r. q. Seml.FInAls.

J. p. Paret. better known to an older
generation OF lawn tennis players than the
present, played a crackaiack match yester-
day In the semi-hnal round Of the open tourna-
ment on the courts Of the Harlem T. c..
Seventh avenue and iSlst street lie played
against Gustave F. Touchard Of the New
York l.. T. C., considered better than the
average. II was very late when Paret got
to the courts and the rain had started but
the players went on anyway 1ouChard
used three racquets, Paret one, in the course
OF the game and although II "Oftimes has
been said one cannot stand 'gainst three. "
raTets one proved the better.
The older player ran the first five games
out, just through sleadness. and splendid
calculation, Then .Touchard, brilliant
enough chap. whipped the ball about for points
eighth and ne set t There was rot rot one ned deuce nee
game in the set In the second Paret won
the first game but lost the next two. These
latter were deuce games. The first OF the
match, Thereafter rouchard got wild again
and played his usual far from serious minded
game Paret was applaudPd when he finished
He will have 10 meet in the final round the
winner OF he match between 4, J. Mollen-
hauer and >. Condor, which will be played
to-day
Through error il was reported previously
that W. H. Connell defeated ". C. Grant the
first set In a match In which Grant subse-
Quently withdrew Grant won the SET 0-l
and was AZ 8-6 In the second when he stopped
play. The summary.
Harlem r c. open Tournament, Mems Singles
Third round J. Condor WcstcheSter T. c., Dc
feAted ". II. COnneil New York l.. I. C., 6-2. ga,
G.. 7. TOuchATd, New YORK J., T. c.. defeated DR..
William ROSenbaum, Harlem T. c., 50, -
Seminna Round j. p PAret defeated G. +.
TouchATd %. %
Mems Doubles First round-w H. Connsn.
New York l.. T. C.. and Dr.. William RoSenbaum,
Harlem T. C., defeated G. G. Brinkcrhon and j
Hartman. WeSLchester 7. c. -. %
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INDIAN ATHLETES WIN.
Defeat syracuse In Track Meet by ~ =:
Points to 81 Ia.

EtMIRA. May IL Carlisle turned the tables
on Syracuse to-day In the annual dual athletic
meet The weather made the track trifc
slow. but nearly every event was fought TO
a finish and It was not until Carlisle took nine
points in the high jump that Coach Keane
gave mp hope. Horr Of Syracuse won the
hammer throwing contest with li3 feet anu
made Isl feet in trial throw, which counts
as a syracuse record, Iarlise's total points
were @'l and syracuse 80 q. The sum
maries
80 Yard High Hurdles Won hy James Thorp.
Carlisle Albert EIrndlnc. Carlisle. second r. G..
Wisner Syracusr, third, Tine. IL seconds.
IN NArJ DBsh Won by Roy Pratt, syracuse.
frans Moore, arllSle. second. 81. C. Soulr. Syra
cusc, third. Time. 10 seconds
One Vile Kun Won by n litchner, SYRACUSE,
} G. Norton. Syra use, second Simon Black star
'aN ia TO- ur on m "'dsgS dg,, ~ 49,. s,.1iHs
e. u. Barne, Syracuse second NJ Roy. y, racuse
third. Tire 81 seconds.
30 Nari Hurdle Won by James Thorpe. Carlisle;
George Tho as. Car isle, second. i. T.. Thompson,
SyracuSc thlri llmr - seconds
Two Nile Rgu Won BY Walter Hun Carlisle
&. \. cat, syracuse, serond, hohn Corn, Carlisle,
third line ~ H. lnutes = seconds,
:2D Var bash Won by k0! Pratt Syracuse.
NJ ROY syracuse second. JaGes Twohesrts'
Hall Mile Run Won b, t. H. Marble. Syracuse
Edgar Moore, Carlisle second William Gardner,
Carlisle. thlrd. Tine, : minutes I seconds
Putting IN Pound shot Won by Horr SyracuSe
with u feet inches. Thorpe. Carlisle, second b,
wth ~ feet inches Thomas Carlisle, tnrd, with
Pole VsilI Charles NitchelI and r. Sundown.
Carlisle, Tied for nrsL Al feet Inches: Harry
Artmaholli. Carlisle, and A. ". Preston. syracuse,
Running High Jump Albert EIeniine. James
lhorpe and Charles Mitchell, Carlisle, tied A. )
feet Inches.
throwing the 10 Pound Hammer Won by II. r..
HUrr, ~ racuse EXenIlnr. Carlisle second Thomas
carlisle. third distance, la1 feet.
br1ad lump Won by u &. Wiener, syracuse;
IhOrpC Carlisle second. Thomas, Carlisle third d.
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MISS MOORE A WINNER.
she Defeats Niles wagner in Finely Played
lawn Tennis Singles.

Women players competed yesterday OF
the courts Of the Murray Hin Tennis Club al
Murray Hill, N. j. In the inEles Mrs. william
II. Pouch and Mas Elizabeth H. Moore col
through one set In the final round when the
rain caused an ending Mrs Pouch won
that, Sc, In the doubles Mrs. A. II. Mao
Carthy and Miss Marie Wagner are to play
Miss Louise Hammond and Miss Elsie Little
In the finals.
The feature match yesterday was that in
singles between Miss Wagner and Miss Moore.
Miss Wagner beat Mlss Moore In the recent
indoor championships for the first time,
but yesterday could not do az we'll II was
a finely played match fun Of excellent ten
mis-. Mss Moore came on the better after
three hard sets There was another good
contest when Miss Moore met Miss Marcus
In the semi-hna round The score WAS Of
straight sets, but the play was keen never
theless
The players had lunch at the home Of Mrs
Walter e.. Alderman and tea later at the
clubhouse. The matches may be delayed
to-day. beoaue OF engagements which may
Keep the fnalists away. The summary:
Murray Hnl T. G, Invitation Tournam ent-
Pouch defeated Miss Clara Kutron. %, 81.
Mrs A. q, Miles defeated AIRS. A. n, MAcCArthy,
Mrs +. g. Rubsamsn. /, 3, /: Miss Marie Wagner
defeated Mrs. W. c. Auierman, a g..
First Round Miss Louise Hammond defeated
Miss Cotton, a. o D. Mrs Pouch defeated Mrs.
Miles, 5, IS. Miss Moore defeated Miss Wagner.
Smith, %, 6-i.
Semi hnAl Round-Mrs, Poucd defeated Miss
Hammond, O. 90, Miss Moore defeated Miss
Marcus. 6-9, SIS
Women's Doubles Preliminary round Mrs 4.
q. Miles and Miss johnson defeated Miss KutrOn
and Miss Marcus, IS "a; Miss Cotton and Miss
Brown defeated Mrs RubsAmen and Mrs. Percy
Ingalls,. 6-l, -
First Round-Mlss Louise Hammond and Miss
Elsie Little defeated Miss Esther Smith and Mrs.
". G. Alderman, 6S, s. J, %: Mrs Miles and
Miss Johnson defeated Miss Freeman and Mlss
Reynolds, % Is. Mrs. MACCarhy and Miss
Wagner defeated Miss Col on Andu Miss Brown,
8 ?, 6S. Miss Moore am Mrs Pouch defeated
Miss Edna and Miss Natalie Wldey. 6-l, as.
Semi 1nal Round-MlSs Hammond and Miss
Little defeated Miss Johnson and Mrs, Miles. 9 3.
80, So Mrs AAcCarthy and Miss Wagner de-.
iealel n q. MnnEn Ard MLa pnnch q Z & 4
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FIRST INNING RUNS ENOUGH
GIVE NEW YORK AMERICANS
A WINNING LEAD.

Brilliant and RAISED Work IN Came With
tho CeVelands- Plays and Chilly
Weather-Athletlcs and NaShlngtO0S
Take shutOut Victories From Rivals.
In the three games played In the American
League yesterday the losers-all Western
teams we're very scarce Of runs. One OF
them scored one run. the Clevelmds, who
we're beaten again by the New Yorks. In
Washingt the 81. Louis team was blanked,
and in a game In Philadelphia dominated by
the pitchers the White SoI were sh 1t out
The results
New York, q; Cleveland, !.
Philadelphia, I; ChicagO. o.
Washington, 4; ~. Louis. o.
At BOstOn-Raln.
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ST. IOUlS May II Brooklyn dropped the
fnal game OF the series 10 ~, Louis THIS alter
noon. to .. and with il the series the victory
this afternoon giving the home team hree
games while Brooklyn took but one. Poor
pitching and DOor fielding were about equally
TO blame for HroOklyn's loss Of the game. In
the fourth inning with two out Wild throws
by Bergen and MalOney gave the ~. ouis
team one run. Ailer that Bell was found
Tor three hits and two more runs came in.
overcome.
Bpl retired ia the eighth inning to allow
Rii'pr 10 bat tor HIM. and an error and Two
hts On PIstorOus gave the Cardinals their
last twO runs in the second hall OF that inning
brooklyn OPENED the game well with run
IN h" HrS' inning on a tumble by DROurke
q single by ShPehan aud tumble by Murray.
That lei the DOnOvquiiPs ont. however unit!
The uirih inning Then Shcehin walked aud
took second OH an out. Tie scored uuOp.
uOsrd when Jordan slugird tu right Beebp
was in nne form aud BrO)klynlcouId make but
lOur hlts On him The score
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Alumni Team Beats 4. .C.NNML.crO..e,

The lacrosse team Of the College Of the City
Of New York was defeated in a close game
A. Jasper Field Yesterday by an alumni
team by I goals TO :? The two coaches Of
the college, Holten and Rosenblat, played
against the varsity The tick work OF both
teams was about even, but the goal shooting &
OF the grads was very effective, Ruge scored
two and Moran and Baum each one,
For the varsity BeTman scored In the first
half In a scTimmARe before the cage and
Belmont in the second with an easy shot
Capt. PasteTAack, the college goalkeeper
played fine game and stopped many shots,
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TO.D4Y,S CARD FOR BELMONT.
Baychester Stakes. al u Mile, Is the At
traction.

The Baychester Stakes, at a mile, will be
run at Belmont Park to-day, with the Joyner
entry of Ilessian. Rialto and Golden Pearl in
favor over Robert Cooper aud Question Mark.
I'm A handicap at six furlongs Big Chief, Col.
lack and Pantouhe may go we'll lwo-year-
olds will run In the second race, at -four and
a half frlongs, straightaway, with Tom Reid,
Right Sort and Hoye perhaps the best
In a steeplechase al about two miles Kara,
Fcononiy and \ervane may be the factors.
Maiden two year-ods will run In the NTH
event At hye turlongs, straightawsyl WIN
Relic possibly the best In the last race. at
mile Blandy, Pretension and Sir Toddington
have chances The entries follow:
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The annual meeting Of the Parkway Driv-
ing club was held last night in the clubhouse
At Ocean Parkway and Kings Highway.
Parkville. l.. I. The following officers were
chosen.
President. Judge Winant r. Wardel vice.
president. Ralph J.. Kelsey; treasurer. George
lhnken: secretary Robert Bache- Bache mem
bers OF the board Of directors For three years.
Frank Jac0bus, William n lenks, George
lhnken, John n Powers and John ". Flagler
For one year j j. Archibald.
Judge Wardel s u resident Of Bay Ridge
aud al enthusiastic light harness horseman
He succeeds Frank Jacobus, who held ONCE
for three terms
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WcRcFsTFR, May H.--ManAger Keefe of
the Holy Cross football team gave out tonight
the following oficial schedule Of the Purple
team for the coming season:
October g. University Of Vermont: October IN,
Yale at New Haven, October II. Bowdoin Al Port
land october "A, Dartmouth AZ Worcester, Oc
toheT 81 Trinity At Hartford November I, TUFTS
Al Worcester. November H. Worcester Tech.
81 Worcester, November is, Amherst AggieA
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. BosroN ~. ~, a..
b,sTClN.
CINCINNATI,
Totals. ~ I "a IS
,RAltcd inr FERGUSON In lhe sghlh InnIng.

'Battcd for Ferguson In the eighth inning
Cincinnati. % O =
Boston D q q o u %
Runs Cincinnati higgins, !, SChlcl. /. Three
base hlt-GAnEri Sacrifice hitS-MowTy, Rltchey
Stolen bAse3-HuFglns, Mltcrell. Hulzwltt, Bates,
sweeney. Double play Hugglhs and Camel
First base on bals--0n Ewing. 1 on Ferguson. &
on YnunE l. Struck out--By Ewing, /; by Ferguson,
g. Hts on Ferguson, seven IN seven Innings,
Umpire Rigler. Time hour AMI ~ minutes.
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Runs Washington Milan ]; DelehAniy, ], PICK
erng, I. Street, l. First base on errors Wash
lngton L. ST Louis, !. LEFT on bases Washington, A.
81 Louis. = First base on hells-On Hughes. T. on
WAddeu, 2 Struck out by Hughes, y by Waddcll3 J.
Three base hits Shlpkc, Street, Two base hit
Street sacrifice hits Free nan, Hughes, Waddell,
Stolen base -Allan. Double play Hoffman and 7.
Jones Wild pilch-Waddel Umpire Slcrldan.
Time / hour and N minutes Attendance ISIS
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NATIONAL LEiGTE,
IIrOOklyns Hit the BOttOm by losing In
St. Louis Rain In Piitsb urg.

The BrooklynS hit the bottom in the Ma
tional League YESTERDAY They were beaten
for the third time by ST. Louis and the tie for
last place with that team was broken. The
Cincinnatis made II three out Of four from the
Bostons and threw in a whitewash 10 boot.
The New Yorks In Pitsburg aud the Phila-
delphias in Chicago. couldn' play on account
Of rain. The results.
ST. Louis. :; Brooklyn. 2.
Cincinnati I; Boston. o,
Al PittSburE Rain.
At Chicago Wet Grounds
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CIINTIANU


=
'Battrd Tor 'rhltlman ia the SECOND lnnlug.
'Batted Tor berger In IN" ntUth mninEi
CItyriand. .....,..........u u Il u u q
New York.. ......... u nd.
Runs Cleveland SluNai !. New NOrs kecer
I. Hrmphlll T. Chase, !. First base ON errors New
York :; cleveland I. Lett on bases New YORK. "
Cleveland II, first base on halls on CheSbrO, L.
On ThIrlmAn I: un Hrrger I, Strucs out By Ches
brn 4. bN HeTgtr. 5. Two base hits Chase. Con
roy SaCrince hits Cuasc, laiOle. Stolen bases
Niles tsl Chase SlONall. luuOie plays Chase aud
Rail: klrlnOw. c iGsc Fud Niles. lit by pitcher
by ptrgcr. T. Hits Or Thlelman. In one lnnlng;
nr Brrgsr = In 'eNrn innlngS, impire, Hurst
ana FNans Time hour aud IS minutes. Attend
Auve 500
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Games Sche,InIed for To-day.

AMERICNS LEAOUE,
q vclani In New YORK: Detroit In Boston; chi.
Cag0 In Philadel lph,a. St Louis iu Washington.
NATIONAL LEAoUK
New NOr, In Cincinnati BROOKLYN In Chcag9
Pn!iaLCiVr,a N r,ttsbury Boston In ST. Louis.
TNsTERy LYN9rg.
Ncwarg In Rochester Providence In roront1
BAltln ore In HU'IAlO.
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lUldlS.,.'.- - 10
'Bated FOR bergen In the eighth inning
81 Iuus. o.. o u u u u :
brooklyn. u u 1 >
Runs 81 Louis harry. T. Murray, . Dele
hlnty. !; konclchy. I. brooklyn liummel. l.
Shcrhan. l. Sacrifice hit lumlCy Double plays
Charles and l.udwlg. Charles Gilbert and konotchy.
stolen bases Murray ~. DrlehanlI, liumme
lllt hy pitcher By Brebe, T. First base on balls
on Hen [. IN Bcrbe, . Struck our By He'll, g. by
Bcrne. 5. Illts on he'll. In seven innings. on
pas;urtus, IN olc Inning, Itfl on hascs 81
IOus, I: BROOKLYN, g. Umpire -Emsre Time
/ hour and 10 minutes. Attendance JSS
CINCINNAII . BOSTON ~ I.l, o.
CINCINNA1I May Il with perfect support
Ewing WhtcwU,htd the liOsiJu> 10 dsy. NhiIC
the Reds Buncltd tnrlr hits Tor n brace Of runs
The score.
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At Columbia Columbia. :, Jacksonville, 0.
~ Macon -Macon. s. AuguSta, I.
At SayannAh- Charleston, 4. savannah, |.
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pHIlApFlPHA, May ~ double by Jimmy
COlllns sacrlhcr by u. Davis aud tumble by
Parent oil MurphyS harl bounder gave victory
TO The phllautlphao over Chicago TO-DAY. The
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Good start. won easily rileng b. c, 4. by Hast
lngs Futile: owned and trained by J. u. McCor
mick
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Totals, " y II
'Batlcd Tor Kroy In The ninth inning
Toronto. ... ....... u o
Jersey city .... ~ u 60
puRs Jersey CITY. Clement ! Bcsn, . DE 0roh.
/. HAntOrd, /; Merritt. I; Gleason, p \dBdeght, l.
IAnttt t. lJrOntO-tieilman, L. NhlAOy, >. Two
base h', phyh. Merritt, MCrtoS SUClhce hit-
ROrktnn'ld FirSl base on balls on iaitte. O.
m Eudoluh. 2, on kirOy. !. struck oul -B' Lanue,
1: b. KudoiOh 3 Lou on bgSu Toronto 8, Jersey
cay. & IWpircs kCll," ind sullivan. Time
hours and ~ minutes. attendance 30
At MONTREAL.
R.H.H.
Providence ....... q n o q O-i
Montreal, u = 10
batteries 4 rtrl an lcuiruN. kcrte anl Clark,
~ pochUSrr Wet grounds
At Butlalu Rain.
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Trl-State League.

At JohnIown -Iohnstown, g. Trenton o,
~ Harrisburg Harrisburg. !. Lancaster, 0.
~ Altoona Wilmington. g. Altoona, :.
~ WillamEport Nilllamsport I; Reading 3,
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s.mnr lnr lhr,e M bid, and unw,rd. n .m0

Good start won easily. prsclnlan ch e. s. by
Hastings ST. Priscilla owned BY August belmont
trained By A. j, Joyner,
aIHTH
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southern League


~ IAttle Rock Atlanta :. littlc Rock I.
NJ Memphis Nashville, .. Memphis, 2.
At Mobila Mobile. /. Birmingham. 0.
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South Atlantic League.

At Omaha nmGhs. g. Pueblo. o,
At DeS Ioin"s- Lincoln, ?; Drs MolneS, 1.
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lF.
RacID0 at BELMONT PARK

Nav iJth 20 Way 3Oth, InCIusNes
Trains leave loot Fast 3lth ST. ~ aU, lll 20,
NsOJ, 1910. u2 2Ol, II - i2.lO 1850. l2.5, ioo
liO 10. l3U. u.IW. $50 sS. Leave Flstbush
Ave, u2tO.. Ia, u2lN, $3.50, l2t, 100 di0l,
liJ g. Itj, 200
urdays and Decoration Day only
pduOr cars on the /. 90 md ~ trains from Fast
3ith ~ reserved for Members OF tho Turf and
ficd CuD and Annusl Subscribers.
loNeS on >'c AZ v aldorf astoria and PlnkertonA
81 SruauWHI
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Runs Philadelphia j. Collins f. First base on
errors Philadelphia Left on bases Chicago. 8.
Philadelphia, :. tlrst base on balls Nlcksrs, >.
struck out-By Nlckers, D. by smith, l. Two base
hlt-J Collins Sacrlhce hlt-Nurphy. Double
nlAys Murphy Nichols and Davis COombs and
Davis. Anderson and llonOhue Hit by pitcher
49, \lcssrs, I. lmalres Connolly ana Egan
Time hour and ~ minutes AttendSnce-4 ass
WASHINGTON. e. 1T. LorIs "A, Ll, 0.
WARRINGTON. May H. Waddcll was Wild and
ineffective In plnches to-day and the local team
won from ST. Louis by to o. The score
II
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other Baseball Games Yesterday.
At JIaPRR YIRLD

~ TlhLbs
c. c. y. Y Varsity. 70 , O-S 3
C. c. y Y Alumni 0--3 4
Batteries De Luca and Polly; Wolf and Sullivan.
At ELNtRA,
Syracu~.. .......O o OOO2 q / o-S 3
Carlisle. 1 O O-i )
Batteries Mack and Sullivan; Carlow and Nau-
sekd,
At FoRDRAN FIELD
81 I'PasT Pstsrs rcrEIo rceEI.g, Q % s.
. Batteries ShGnksy and Keller; Eyers and Murray.
AT NEW HAyES.
Dartmouth. 0 900 - o-S >
lAle........... 0 o. q
BGtteries-GaEe and Leonard; II. Jones lRose,
Van Week and Wylle.
At ANNAPOLIS.
Virglnla Poly lnst.3 o 0 O O o q o-S5l
Naval ACADEMY OS a q IS III S s
Bditsries-Pri,chsrd and Austin Lanphier and
HAmbAch.
Al Carlisle Dickinson. s. Bueknsn, .
Al Van CortlAndt Park-Berksley, 4 ColumblA
Al TIrytoNn -Holbrook School, iS Irving, s.
A. Medford-Tufs, l. BsteN o
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DassbaIl To-day. : p, N,-AmtIican Ltsgus
PIfk, n 4 Americans vs. CleyelAnd,-AdI
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Good start won hsndy Zienap b. m. s by
Florist Alleviate. owned by ". T. Schultz, trained
by n. y, Brooks,
THIRD RACF
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Uoly Cross Football schedule.

At Kansas ciw-Ksu~s city. 5. indianapolis. o
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New York state League.
merriam Association

A. Scranton Scranton. ;; 4. J.&G,O
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Selling: for two year oIds, $40 added four hr
TIFTH RACE.

Falr start won driving. Personal, b. I, :, by Kin
lanes Mel HuRlllu.
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Esther Van Alystyne vs. william T..
Van Alstyne. Decision for the pei,ion r
on the bround OF neglect 10 provide. ID
IA. Sheahan, counsel
Frank -. Norwood VS. Mabel f. Nor
wood Decision TOR the petitioner on the
ground OF wilful desertion ID. III. shea
nan. counsel
Ida Swanson VS.. Sven =. Swanson. De-
cision for the petitioner on the grounds
OF wilful descrtion and neglect to pro-
vide. Charles A. Walsh. counsel.
Frederick " Spooner VS.. ETA May
Spooncr. Decision for the petitioner on
the ground OF adultery. John ~ But
man. counsel.
Clara NJ ORciny vs. Charles a
o. Reilly Heard and held
Mary \. Wiimarth vs.. Rhodes a. VIII
marth Decision for the petitioner on the
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ground Of neg eet 10 provlde. Lewis 4.

ground OF neg ect 20 provide. Lewis a.
Waterman, counsel
Marian Bedrosian vs.. Jczo Bedrosian.
Decision for the petitioner on the grounds
OF wilful desertion and neglect 20 pro-
vide A. j. Cushing. counsel
Clara r. Arnold Lewis vs. Albert W
Lewis. Decision for the peti, oner on
the ground OF neglect TO provide. a J
Cushing counsel
Ida c.. Harwall VS.. John f. HAWAI-
Decision for the petitioner on the gruun
OF neglect TO provide. John e Quinn
counsel
Ethel G. Pierce VS.. Everett w. Pierce.
Heard and held
Edyth VI IIanley VS.. John j. Hanley
Decision for the petitioner on the grOunf
OF neglect 70 provide. Page s. Page A
Gushing, counsel.
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Nolan. counsel
John A. Harson Va. Eta May Harson.
Heard and held.
Ippolito Menale VS.. Sofa Menale. De.
cision for the petitioner on the ground OF
adultery. James A. Williams. counsel
Sarah +. Haswcll VS.. Samuel A. Has
ground OF neglect to provide. Frank IL.
Wiides. counsel.
Anna r. O'Malley VS.. John J. O'Malley
Decision for the petitioner on the grounds
OF neglect 90 provide and wlllful deser-
tion. Willis u. Richardson, counsel.
Mary T.. Kramer VS. Adam g.. Kramer
Further heard and decision for the peti-
toner on the ground that the parties
lived separate and apart for more than
sci
Anna Person vs. ola Person. Heard
and held.
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CARRIER SERVICE
FOR RIVERSIDE SOON

Through the efforts OK Congressman n.
l.. y. Grange the residents OF Riverside
are soon q have i-ucr carrier service. n
lottcr ~ thct effect hovlns been received
from Mr. Granger n short time ago. The
matter 3 ut present in tic hands ~ tie
postal auTT0-IfICa Tie depaftm, "a looks
upon the oucnln. or postonice there.
with favor Wru it oniy remains Tor ti,n
town Authorities to s4tisfy certain f-
qNrtneuts Do -rra~j o. tsn a4n.t4t... n
the houses wnen postal service Lsic sil
become a reality.