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srANDMo OF rnK cLUps.

CHICAGO ~. H.. q. NEW York ". III, z.
CHIcA0o. May 2h. h.-Chlcago won wild weird
ten inning game from New ork to-day, kve
pitchers suffering and the battle ending In
The dark when Tinker killed one OF Wiitse's >
fast deliveries. lhe New iorks started
him. Evers made bad tumble on Donlln g
grounder and Seymour's long ny 10 Schultz
let in Tenney,, Then the Cubs ,proceeded TO
slaughter Mathewson. Eyers hit into left.
deep left for . home run. Two MORE hlt,s.
were made. but desperate stops by Bridwell
and Mathewson saved further scoring. The
second was woeful inning M9Ean singled
rnssfsr Popped pnb1sd 4Is apd EI gs!dwe dS.6ls
ard. by grace OF the umpire. walked. Q row
TO the clubhouse. Here q foul tip dislocated
hresnahan's thumb. Needhatn going In.
Schultz was easy but Chance hit % isrcey
=, In the third shannon. Donlin. seymour and
Needham all swatted earnestly. The first
three scored and Brown went to the slab. q
double play stopping the. excitement. Ma
Cubs we're blanked in their hall. Then peace
prevailed till the seventh Here, with one
gone. Bridwell sent a double to right, Ma
larkey singled and shannon smote with great
f two basser s from Doniin.s stick and three
runs were registered.
was passed. sheckard and Schulte walioped
Seymour got Chsnce's ~ and ! pulled oG 1. q
for two bases and drove In two runs.
Wiltse pitched the eighth and blanked the
Cubs. They. went along even up until the
tenth. Slagle drew pass. Moran sacri-
feed. Tinker let drive at high curve and
Seymour never saw It as It passed over him.
The score:
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HARLEM REcATrA .ENTRIEs. /.
Celumbis Universaty and New York A. G.
f Wlii Meet In senior E1xhts.

tft WIN Moot IN Dcniof MBhWs ~
The entry list for the forty SECOND annual
resattn Of the Harlem Regatta Association. to
be held on the Speedway course next Batur-
day. was made known before a special meet
Ing Of the organization last night. While
the entry 10 not strong as lsst year II 10 good
enough to warrant some frst class racing.
In all a string Of sixty-two Individual entries
was read out by Secretary Maroucek Tho
bulk hailed from the Harlem River and very
few came from out OF town. Philadelphia
sent three eDtries--a four and sculier from
tho Vesper ID. G. and four from the Crescent
II. G. Buffalo sent two entries and Newark
one. The other out Of town entry is from the
Durham Club OF New Haven, which 10 Yale
Coates and <. II. Livingston being the Ella
lime uSn aInes S Yale % has had an sniry in the iisT-
Only two elghts entered for the senior
shells = Columbia University aud the Now
what is lacking. in quantity. II viii no doubt
q ins Rish Af stsrsss ss viii viii bs The saals
Durando Miller OF the New ork A. c. heads
the list and he will have a stout oppons 70
seawanhaEa b. o.. others down Tor the race
are ". Mehrhon, Nassau Il. q; ". G, Serym-
polltaa B. e. % and Thomas Mctiee' Ravens
The asseoiatien sin gles attracted I'VE
delphia; Victor Clement Metropolitan B. o.;
John j. Ryan, Harlem II. c.: Robert Handy,
Wahnetah' B; G.. and Frank Shes, ShsePshsad
Bay X. G. Billy Aman Of the Mutual X. G.
sinsiss and there is are four ' other old stassrs
&. sRRSss Bost cia
the age record by big mar gin. for he has been
rowing for more then forty years.
The biggest entry from any single orgsnl1a- :
ton came from the Metropolitan r. g., with
q total Of seven. while the New York A. G;
and the Nonparell r c. were Q tie for second
place with five each, The leading entry
Junior singles, there being seven In all. For
the intermediate eight shells the crews are
Columbia University. New York University
crews. Harlem X. G.. Wahnstah b. C.. .First
Bohemian b. c.. Crescent B. c. OF Phliadel-
phla. and Columbia University.
The. Atalanta 3. e.. champion crew Of 1889. 90.
will give an exhibition on the course showin z
how lightly the hand OF time has handled
the warriors. They are II. p. Cashion, bow:
@, X. Storm, 2; j.. Fl. ChRmbury, 3: b. Van
Clief, 4: G. A. Limfack. s: Fred Freeman. o:
John Welden. :: NJ 4. Qaigley,, stroke, and
Edward J.: Byrne. coxswain. Theodore Van
Raden ls down as substitute.
The first race will be rowed downstream
and will start at o A. M.
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T0-DAY's CARD FOR BELMONT
Cosmopolitan Handicap and Laureate
Stakes tho Features.

The Cosmopolitan Handicap. one mile and
. sixteenth. will be the feature OF the card
for Belmont Park to-day. with Jack Atkin.
Salvidere and Hessian perhaps the best
For the Laureate Stakes. q Ave furlonR
dash for two-year -olds. Ross Fenton. Bon
Homme and Statesman may 60 we'll Three
year-olds will run in the frst event, at six
furlongs, with Arasee. Blacksheep and Queen
Marguerite having good chances.
In the second event, for maiden two-year-
olds, five furlongs. Sufragette, Lady Hub
at six furlonas Jubilee. Royal Tourist and
he Mund may be the factors MaideIs will
provide the last race. at q mile, with Chaplet,
Nick stoner and Blackbridge figuring well.
The entries follow.
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New England Intercollesiate Tennis,

BOSTON. May 25.-The New England inter-
collegiate tennis championship tournament
began at Longwood this morning. with
eighteen representatives from nine colleges
playing in the singles event. The summary:
First Round--W. b. Hoiton, Wesleyan, defeated
j. A. Vernon, Brown, 81, 8--4 s. B. Smith, Dars.
mouth. defeated H. Fl. Burgwtn. Trinity. e-l 81.
Vermont, defeated f. W. Funnel. TRINITY 80 IS:
'Bowdoln, % rs; s.. L. woln. amherst defeatcd
a. II. Ham. Bowdoin. o., 90: W. G. White, Wes-
r. X. Thompson. Tech defeated l.. lRlchmbnd
brown Ga 10; r. L. Oakley. Williams, defeated
Dartmouth. defeated T. D. Parker. Tech. e.s
o Third % Round-T X. Thompson. Williams de.
feated w. c. White, Wesleyan. 40. 6--9. 6-l
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GOLF.
Pairing OF Entrants for womeas Metro.
politan Championship To-day.


politan Championsh To-day.
Well known players have been brscketed
together for the ninth annual championshi ip
of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton. which begins to-day over the links Of
the Essex County Country Club. Most promi-
nent are Miss Georgianna Bishop, Of Brook
lawn. the title holder. and Miss Julia r.. Mix
Of Englewood. There are twenty-five entries,
but the chances are that others viii be re-
Miss Elizabeth Hurry. ApawamIs, and Mrs. e. F.
Sanford. Essex County.
Mrs. L. W. Callan and Mrs. S. r. Leferts, Engle
Miss Julia r. Mix, Enelewood. and Miss Geor-
gIanna Bishop Hrooklawn. -,
reiiowes Morgan, Baisasroi.
Miss Marie L. Harrison, Baltusrol, and Mrs. W..
Mrs HSeaeser er. and Miss Berth.
Mrs a James Barclay Hackensack and Miss Violet
Mrs. g: Park. Apawanis. and Miss NJ. Burke.
NM, Ease. County and Mrs W. D.
Mrs; !. 3. kinney. Richmond County. and MIss
Nj Mss % Julia Bredi. Essea County. and Mrs. l.. N.
Wrs Frank Enos and Mrs. Cunningham. Engle-
Miss A. Irving. Richmond County.
The Marine and Field Club competition on
May % and "a was for cup presented by F.
Club The play was at eislNeen hole medal
at Paz mafsh psy ef nS p
we were M n. A. Rue. ios, PSI and N. N. Garland.
~ The Rue cup was won by N. NJ. Garland. 2
bah b &c foursome Tor the Biddle and Sawyer
asd and
4 up and 8 to play.
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stncag0, d; New YORK, u.
Cleveland, q; Philadelphia, =.
Boston. q; St. Louis, y.
Detroit, 4: washington. o.

sTANDINo or THE CLUBS
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MORE TROUBLE FOR COURTNEY.
Sanger. Varsity Oarsman, .Hi--A Fresh.
uisE. Fsr::TSs. Ger characterization,

ITHAcA, May 2s.Ssnger, FIRST class
Cornell oarsman, has been ordered TO the
inirmary by physician. making the second
varsity man removed from the shell by sick
ness this year. At the present moment
there Ia no Cornell varsity crew. but Courtney
to row with a rudder only. Williams, bow
Of last years freshman crew. was taken out
81 @ in '9 tSe VARSITY. Frost and IL ksIlv SIflnssr sWo
discarded varsity men. were used alternately
In ilhams.s place, e.
expelled IRON the crew. tonight for insub-
MsicSssln, VET ,s be- hs iSDiisss; M shSt ap oEI1 81 you
heard d tSls Incident and promptly Ore EHrsd TIE IL,
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GENTLEMEN JOCKBYSSHOV OFF
PETE DALEY, MR. SMITH UP,
,gt WINS MEADOW BROOK.
Mo Gransic, Mr.. Kerr IN the saddle. Cap-i
tures Amatsur Cup Marrow Fseape for
y. Ambrose Ciark--Belmont's son
G mides Ant@uS<-Lad' OF Langden wins.

s..~.a ...nS .us. f-..., NJ .~ox. u,a.o M. sS,r
.-ss.S..' .,,' r..,,..s,. -.
A.o'
W, m'nes Aht@ur~Lau os hhhscen W'hs'
rice ,,,,y ,,,.y.,, =. .vo,,,s, ware. a.ssstsd
at p.,,,,na, W.,h .as,.,,,., :, ss,srnoon An ths
rs.ssnns =, naa.,,, 4. non sa.n,ator. Ths
49, ss.s'. ~ ass., 60 80 49,
MssSom Mead a Rrnor sts.nls"bass % = SS sfroresd ths I
IN each Instance the public choice ~ went wrong
F.,Ambrose Clark had a marrow escape from
being trampled TO death 10 the steepischase'
he had the leg up on bis Msddlsr ssidins % ss.
Jump Bat .ta@b cd when s running min ,lSs close to to
hs %sd directly u under % the ses Of osa severe"
avsr ] ana 10y ssosna1 as' WITH NV sew ~ a"sasehsa s NV"
Mr. coprtisnd. II. smith. mo,lntsd on hi.
st | II to s, proved an easy Winner Of the event
W r. Gracss En- IS to !. with j. Lynch. a
rSn~ hs mare sh1 FSns sse Machine ts
shtrd n,sna had,x % bss,sn 0 vat a. hs.d @ IN T,ont
OF My Grace, Mr.. D. OBrien up The course,
1%ss' in sos =; 80 'a4 nun m''' N'' '''''e'
weight selling event, AZ mile. was heart
breaker. August Belmont's pair Ant ens and
Black Oak. ruled the choice At 2 to 1. the
a..na, n...,.. H. .. ',,n ,.,,h an..W. Ths
owner ueciArns W WIN wNn nn@us lns
latter was ridden by 'Mr. Daymon. who
was really Raymond Belmont. a son Of the
Jockey Ciub's chairman. while Mr. j. Tucker
nda R,.cr oaL WHEN the harrisr want M,
~ pasns aai, rnaIaa 70 ~. co,t enn NJ, " "
tnt & pei,hEnt Gots rusnea ne 10 5,i VIZ ~ nIack ~
turn whsrs undei n mil he Allowed tntras
xnt%uWs ~ looked like sure winner. t'S,, hut he
hsnsn 70 near ont and voung Reimont went nf
=" eha Wbin as Mr. nion Kerr cHaIIenged nn
The re 4, With ITO Grande stn ""
rhen Il Was I that Wr 7 ,rnoker sss,ro that
Antnns was haafsn " nnt the wh;S ~ a. ~
0ak' With the result That the anish was so
cInss that menv thought Rlack 0sE Won Nv
bss Rnt fSs i~Ssas nscsd Ria TpaS T1n Ss
first with BIack 0ak in the nIace n Ian eth and
= bsif bsfore kntmus Master N 2,raf 4 to .
with M j o'Bren nm. Sof IN noarkS and
never had a chance. 'fbs mile Wes Fun in
'fbere vas n bg ,oset In the erst r.oa
h,ahwsiphf asi,ins epent nj s,y and q IA
fmsinngs main tack wben after matina
nsariv an the r,,nniny ErarE Il Esrramss
f,iIx Aimsa ~ n ~ 1svor;te wa Lsnad at
n Il WstRin..s I'd of fan.dsn sn 10 an1
shot comipg from hehind hest ber haiS n
length in 4 drive in i % az (orncob m n 4
landed In third place a length and a half
back Pretenajon 4 To 4 was Dractica Ilv
left at the barrier,
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POLO.
New Haven Country Club Wins Opening
Match for Great Neck Cup.

The opening match for the Great Neck
challenge cup was played yesterday. the
opposing teams being New Haven Country
Club and Great Neck After an interesting
series OF plays New Haven was the victor
by ~ goals to 4. The team summary:
New Haven c. C.--i. J. b. Thomas 4, 2, n, T.
Keviey. 1: ., L. stoddard, !; b, W. o. Goodwin. 2.
Total handicap. o.
8. 4. j. Hunt, 2; b. g. Mllburn. g. Total handicap TO-
Earned gosls-New Haven, 10 Handicap, g.
Total. IL. Earned goals--Great Neck. :. Lost In
penalties. I. Total, 4.
Rockaway Hunt Club will play New Haven
C. G. tomorrow in the second match Of the
series.
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Meeting Of the Jockey club Ste wards.

At meeting OF the stewards OF the Jockey
Club held last. night the appointment OF II.
b. Duryea as deputy steward for August Bel
mont during the latter's absence abroad was
confirmed On report OF the pnkeftons and
the steward Of the Maryland meeting the
Jockeys license OF 8. J. Barnett was with
drawn Stewards were appointed for several
licensed and the following applications laid
on the table: John Hamilton. trainer: Charles
Grand and Louis A. Smith. Jockeys.
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sts !Bastsd for Or Beebe ! I in the eighth inning.
ST. Louis, ..............0 o 90
Philadelphia. a........,....0 o o o o o OIL
-Philade lphia-Knabe, 1. Two base hit
-Beebe, Gilbert and Konctchy; Bransfeld and
Knabe. Stolen bases-Charles. Konetchy. Grant.
Knabe, Bransfeld. First base on balls-0ff Beebe,
2; on Moren. 2. Struck out-By Beebe, s: by Moren,
0. Hits-Of Becbe, 5 In eight Innings OF Fromme,
, In one inning. Left on bases-St. Louis, 81 Phla-
celphia, Q. Umplres-Rudderham and Johnstone.
Time-f hour and 30 minutes. Attendancc-2t00.
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Rochester ......,.,., 0 IS o o 0 o II
Runs=-Jersey City-Clen,ent, I; Bean. 1: De-
:; Anderson, 2; Clancy. !; Flanagan. I. Lennox. L.
Three base hlts-Hoily Flanagan Clement Home
run-Hanford. Sacrifice hts-Bean. Degron
Rockenfeld. Stolen bases-Bean. Degrof. Rockcn-
field. First base on crrors-Jersey City. 1. Fret
base on balls--OH wiltse. 3: OF Henley. 8. Struck
out-By Henley, o: by Wlltse. 4. Left on bases
Jersey City, TO- Rochester. 3. Umpire-Moran.
1ime-2 hours and 70 minutes Attendanoe-isoo.
NEWARK, Z; MONTREAL 3-PIRsr GAME.
MoNrRnAL. May 25.--Ncwark was an easy winner
over Montreal this morning. Fril and keefe were
hit hard but Montreal played badly In the field
In the afternoon Montreal won free hitting game.
The scores:
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'Onc out when winning run " as made
New York. FORK, ...,.....i '.,'i 5 $50 o o.
Runs-Chicago s. Shecksrd, I: Schultz. :;
Slagle, 1: Moran. 1: New York-Shannon, 2: Tenney.
2; Donlin. ]; Seymour. l. Brdwell, !. First base
on errors-Chlcago. I; New York, = Left on bases
Two base hts-Bridwcli, Stenfeidt Tinker Donlln.
Sacrifice hits-Sheck ard. Seymour. Evers, Moran
Double plays--Tfnkcr funass ssstedl; Seymour and
Brdwel First base on balls-on Paester. = OF
Mathewson, !; on Malarkey. 2; OF Brown 2. Struck
Hits-on Phester. 4 In three innlu gs; OF Mathew
son. In two innings: OF Maarkcy. In flve Annngs
Umpires-Emse and O'Day. Attendance--830J
Time. hours and Is minutes
PrrrsBURd. g. BOSTON IN. L., 2.
pIrrsBuRa, May 25.--With two out and the score
. to o against Pittsburg, Hans Wagner hit for two
bases In the eighth inning OF to days game with
Boston. driving In three runs and winning the
game, The score:
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Int.-senalaatlc Tnnnls.

The final round In the Columbia interscho-
sstic lawn tennis tournament will be played
on the South Field courts this afternooe
>este rday the play was continued through
Hall defeated i,iachs Of Enslswood High
wood School for Boys defeated Day or Boys'
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PHnApsLPHIA. May ga pair of wild throws
by Nichols gave TO days game TO Cleveland
The visitors played without an error. The score:
.Bat,ed for vickers In the ninth inning.

.Bat,ed for vickers In the ninth inning. - - :
fisGsshi fPsiisdeiphia. - - %
on erroTs-CIeveisnd, .. Left ON bases--Cleve :
Vickers 2: on Thlelman, q. Struck out-By Vickers
o. by Thielman,. l; Home run-Davis Two
Nichols Davis. Stolen bases-Bemls. Stovall,
Hartsel. Passed balls-Schreck, I: Bemis l. um-
plres-Hurst and Sheridan. Ttme-l hour and so
minutes. Atendance-4904.
BOSTON "a. H.. Il OF. LOUIS "a. L). ?.
BOSTON, May es--Boston outbatted and out.
plsyed ST. Louis to- day, making II three STRAIGHT
Victories over the visitors. Cravath. Geasler and
Wagner did some great nelding. The score:
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Plttsburg ...........,..0 -9
Boston n...............,.>0 o o o 2 o.
Runs-Pittsburg-Ciarke 1; Gibson, I; Camnitz. 1.
Boston-Beaumont. /; Ferguson !. Two base hit
Wagner. Three base hit-Fefguson. Sacrifice hits
Clarke, Batcs. Stolen bases-Wagner. Abba
ticchlo. Kane. First base on bals-Ou Camnltz. 2:
of Dorner, L. OF Ferguson, 4. Struck out-By
Camnltz. o. by Ferguson, a. by Dorner, /. Hts
on Ferguson, 2 In eight innings; on Dorner, 1 In
one inning Umpire-klem. Time-1 hour and 50
minutes Attendanoe-3,At6
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. /; ct. LOUIS IN. L., %.
ST. LOUIE May 25.--In a pitchers' battle between
Moren and Beebe this afternoon Philadelphia took
the second game of the series here. TO o. Knsbe's
single and steal and Grants single scored Phlla-
deiphia's run. The score:
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MONTREAL.
.Sstts1 so. Issfa In min III innina

Totals. SO 10 "a Ia Z
.Batted for McManus In ninth inning.
fBatted for Keefc In ninth inning.
Newark. o o o IL
Montreal. ....,.!.,.,...1 o 0-9
Runs-Newark. Mullen, !: Moilvain. 3 Ensie, 1:
Casey. Three base hit -Mcilvain. Two base hit
Jones, First base on errors-Newark, s. Left
Devorc and Stanage: Casey and Corcorsn: Cor
coran. Louden and Evans. Struck out-By Kecfe.
4: BY Frill. 4. Passed balls-McManlis, e. First
base on balls on Keefc ?; on Fri. 1. Wild pitches
--Frilsl; Keefc, Umpire-Kelly. Time-2 hours
and 10 minutes Attendancc-2.S00.
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New England Leaxue.

Al New Bedford-LowcT, o. New Bedford, l.
At Fail River-Lswrence. 4; FAN River. 2.
At tWorcester-Haverhill.i 4; Worcester. o.
At Lynn-Brockton, 4. Lynn. 2.
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ST. Louis. .,..,.,,,..,....0 I l 9-c
Runs boston Mcconnell I: Lord, I; Sullivan.
1; wagner. I. 81 Louis s-Sehwertser, I; Williams 1.
Boston, 81 81. Louis. s: First base on balls-on
Young 8: on Powell. l. Struck oninBy Young.
hts-Lord, wallace. Stolen bsses-wagner, Lord,
Sehwer,ser. Double PlayEFerris and T. Jones.
1 hour and SO minutes. Attendance-4,4io.
pETRoIr, I; WARRINGTON, o.
WASHINGTON. May 25-Burns threw away his
own game to- day by wild heave TO hrst that let
in pctrolts only run and Warrington was blanked
again by the Tigers, The score:
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

N AMEHtCkN LBAuUH.
&C. Louis In Now York: Chicago In Boston: De-
troit In philadelphia CLEVELAND IN washington.
NATIONAL LBAoun.
New York IN Chicago; Brooklyn IN ctnennati:
phiiaAsphie In 81. Louis Boston IN piitshurg.
.et3b sAsrnAs LEAsuR,
ssEssy CIV N Hcssss.ss. Msyss's n xcnsrsai'
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Good start; won easily: Park View. b. T., 3, by
Hamburg -Momngside; owned by W. r. Mathews;
trained by W. o. Joplin
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Al Merlden-- Waterbury, o. Meriden, q s
Al Hartford-Hartford, 1; Hoiyoke, o.
AZ New Haven-Spnngfcld, 4: New Haven, ..
AZ New Britain-New Britain. 8. Bridgeport, T.
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South Atlantic League,

At tSavAnnah-Savannah. 3; Macon, 1.
At Jacksonvi ville-J Jacksonville. 8: Charleston, 1,
Al Columbia Columbia, 8; Augusta. I.
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Tri.2tate League

At Wilmington Wilmington. 0: Trenton, I.
At Williamsport Harrisburg, 8; VILLA nnsport. Z
At Lancaster-Lancaster, 4: Reading, o.
At Altoona--Altoona. 2: Johnstown, L.
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Connecticut League

A. Jackson--Jackson, 4; vicksburg, o.
At Monroe -Guifport, 5: Monroe. :.
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New York state League.

A. Syracuse--Uuca, 81 Syracuse, B.
Al Scranton--Albany, ,; Scranton,
Az Bnghamton-Blnghanto O.: A. j. and G.. l.
Al Wllkesbarre-Troy, g; Wlikesbarre. g.
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WARRINGTON


'Bstted for Pickering in the seventh inning.
Washington, ,.......,3..,.0 o o o o o 90
Dotrolt.,,.,,.,.,...,.,,,0 U o 0-f
Washlnaton, 1. Left on bases--W WAsh hington, 4
Detroit, .: First base on bas-of Slever. Struck
out--By Burns. 7: by Sieyer, l.. Two base hit
Ganloy. Sacrifice hit--Geniey. Stolen base
Sohaefer. Double glay-Downs. Schaefer and
Roesnian UmpIre-Evans. T1me-l hour and
% minutes. Attcndance-a,800.
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American Association

At Columbus-Ioulsville, O. Columbus. I.
AZ Toledo Indianapolis, 3; Toledo. thirteen
lnElngO.
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southern League.
Cotton states League.

At Little Rock--Little Rock, I: Mon tgomery, O.
At Aobile-Nashyill e, 2; Mobile, I.
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Totals.... 30 u ID
.Bat,ed for Manning In the ninth inning.
Chicago ,...,..,...,....0 ! o %
New York...,...........0 o o 0-3
Runs-chicago- -Doughsrty, I; Jones ?: Davis, 1:
New York. 1: Chicago. 3. Left on bsses-New
York. 8: Chicago, o. First base on hails-of Man
ming, 8: OF Walsh, 2. Struck out--By Manning. 8;
by Walsh. 3. Three base hit--Sullivsn Two base
hIt-Tannehll. Sacrifice blts-Daus, Parent.
stolen baseball. Double play-Ball. Niles and
Chase. Wild pitch-walsh Umplres-Egan and
O'Loughlln. ffme-e hours and IS minutes. At
tendance-8,0D.
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Cuba Win From the Naw Ysfiks IN the Tensh
Inning Bat alMthewssn out. \ ,

Pitchers suffered ia the sscohds game boz
tween the New Yorks and Che Cubs IN Chicago
yesterday. and tho New york pitchers--et
least the New York team suffered the more.
The, New FORKS were beaten in a ten inning
gano and Mathewson and piiestsrs wef Q
driven to the bench. The Philadelphias shut
out ~. I.ouis and the Pittsburgs dewned
Boston In game 10 which all the scoring
was done 10 one inning. Ths results; /
chicago. .; New York, ..
PhiladnIphia. 4; &c. Louis. o.
Pittsbur6, o; Bos ton, =.
y, Az Cincinnati Grounds.
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CHICAGOS TAKE TWO GAMES OUT
or THREE FROM THEM.

mt Manning Hard IN rwe Innings and stop
HIS winninS gtreah- -Cievciands Beat
Athletics and Arc Crowding the New
Ygrks-Detroits. and Boatons Win.
The clsvelands are now crowding the New
Yorks for the American League lead. The
New Yorks were stung by the Chicagos yes-
terday. while LaJoie's squad made II three
out Of four In Philadelphia and are close on
Grinith's heels. Three Western teams won.
the third being the Detroits. who shut out
Warrington. The Bostons won from St.
Louis. The results:
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o. NEWARK, S--sxcosD GAM.


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Three base hi.s@Ehsie. Mullen. Mshlins. hlisaasI Two q
base hits-Evans tO, Casey, Cor reoran, EngIe
Montreal, o. Newark, o. First base on balls
On & Jones s i 90 ssurd ,o,.n hls By pitched baby
l., sacIince hits-Louden. = corsoran. Double
]; BY Neur, =, Umpire-Helly. Time hour and
so minutes. Attendance-4.00o
AT BUFFALO. VI "
Proyidence..",..o Q @ oos eo-Ss
Buffalo.. o q 0 o OIL o 0-3 9
Datterles-Frock, Slime and CLARK: Toser, Mrllgan
and Ryan.
AT roRosro-rrRsT GAME
Bal timore. ...,"oo0 0ooooo4 .
Toronto. ........ 10 q Q s6i GGoi-s!s !
.Batterics-Adkins and Hearne Applegate and
Pierce. a4S .I..<
SECOND oAAR
BaitImore ,.....o o 4 o o 4 o o Is II 3
Toronto. D. 80 4 o. o O o o I o. o 0
Batteries-Hardy and Byers Rudolph and Brown
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ROCHESTER,. 7; JERSEY CITY. 8.
7 HN UtUTC
ROCHESTER,


ROCHESTER,, May 25.-Rochester defeated Jersey
City In the tenth inning TO day. The score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

srANpINa OF THE cLuns
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aKCoND RACE.
THIRD RACE

Time, O6z So.
Good start: won driving; Sandplper. b. g, 2. by
Hamburg Kildeer; owned by II. p. whitney;
trained A. T. Jovner
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The Amateur Cup a lightweight selling race at
forty pounds above the scale; for three year olds
and upward: 81 zoo In cash and $500 In plate added;
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Other Baseban Games Yesterday.

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Bstteries-6ariow sad wasseks Houssman and
Fly. 90
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-03

Portland, Sept. 3.-R. w. Watson,
proprietor of the McMinnville-Tilla-
nook auto stage line, nearly lost his
life last week by being precipitated
into Trask river from the high bridge
which spans the river near Tillamook.
1t was due to Andy Nolan, Tilla-
nook real estate agent, that Watson's
life was saved. Nolan grabbed Wat
son by his linen duster just as he fell
from the bridge and held bravely on
to the 210-pound man as he hung,
suspended like a human vane, until
help arrived. Watson was in his au-
tomobile with a party Of friends
when they met a buggy. The horse
backed completely off the bridge, but
the buggy was caught and prevented
from falling by the timbers Of new
bridge being constructed alongside the
old one. In assisting the rig to rights
Watson slipped and would have been
dashed to the river, 40 feet below, had
it not been for the quick action Of
Nolan.