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New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
MANHAssET BAY CLUB PLANS.
Yachtsmen Arrange for Busy Summer with
Lawn Tennis as an Extra.

-r,.eut>-four races scheduled by the regatta
or,r,+tee Of the Ntanhasset Bay Yacht Club for tho
coming season and the house committee announces
that on Saturday June IL. the lawn tennis cham
1io,,shD of Long Island. doubles and singles. Will
he played the club courts ON SATURDAY June
"a there will he an invitation round robin lawn
tennis tourna ment for doubles, In which the your
leading teams OF America will take part
The clubs yachting season opens on May q
with special match race between three boats from
the Isip Yacht Club and three from the nome clno
Tho animal regatta will be sailed June o. which
&c DESIGNATED as the regular opening day Howard
Gould has offered cup to the winner in the cruis-
ing race on Juno PC to Coruield Point Lightship
and return. The fall regatta will be sailed on sep
tar,ber IS There will also be races for the one
iesip-, class on Saturdays and Sundays during the
season There will be dinner and entertainment
on June 20 a shore dinner on July II. a midsum-
uoer dance on July 81. Southern dinner on August
IL and q clnmbake on Septenlber 4.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
GIANTS LOSE ANOTHER
YIELD TO HOT RALLY.
oyEers Reach Mnquard in Ninth
Inning and Snatch Game.
rgv Teieg-aph 70 me Tribune.l J

.,s.,.ria April 30-For eight innings il looked
- ,f the Philadelphia Nationals we're doomed 70
-. st .hs hands Of the New York Giants to-day
~. sensational batting rally in the ninth resulted
a. N. ouakers getting two runs and the game py
-. core Of 10 /. 1t IN the first inning that
.hs Giants scored. Murray smashed the ball over
-. -irht field fence for home run, and that single
~ seemed destined 10 win the game for the Ne"
ToL team. as st undoubtedly would have II the
gLUs5.l-,hia players had not swung Marquard SO
- 6, IN. ninth inning that he had 10 be taken
<,,-, the box Up to that moment MarQuaTd had
,.s, oitcting beautiful bail. and the game had
-, : splendid battle between him and Moore. who
x,s doing the twirlrs for the Quakers
7hs weather was only trihe less disagreeable
,ho, Yesterday but il quite bad that the
-. oo,,ld not be played. The field, however, was
:, hs6 condition and handicapped the players The
r-ou6 hat turned out thin and the stands had
a lonely appearance.
The toodoo that seems 10 be dosgins the Giants
mt In some more fine work this afternoon. Her0og
b.fnR the latest victim II in the eighth inning
,.s. tl.e Giants second baseraa7 was running down
Z, second on & srounder by Mccormick. He vas
rosnr go fast that he tripped over the bag and
.vds,ed lis ankle. He tried keep playing, but
Rad 70 helped from the feld. It IS not known
hor long he all be out Of the game. His place
rss taken b schaefer. whose error in the next
sauiug vas largely responsible fer the Quakers'
victory.
The first and onlv run the New TorAs scored
came IN The first inning Both HerzOg and Nc
Cor1niok we're oUt when Murray cracked ont his
home run. As luck would have II. Tenney and
offisrs the next men Up for New York. singled.
but Devlin vas unable 70 hit out any more than
81 easy E7o-Inder Doolin that forced OfIara for
the third out
The Giants did rot get another chance until the
<f;h inning then i didn't count for much. for
Herzog, who had got 20 second on single and a
steal after two our, was left stranded there
Another opportunity presented itself 10 the New
Yorks 10 the eighth inning, in which HeTZog was
n. central figure also. He reached first on a base
On balls and Mccormick tried 10 sacrifice him
along Il vas then that Herzog tripped over the
hzr and turned his ankle, and he was put out at
tbs came time adding insult 10 injury. This lett
Mccormick on first with only one out. but Murray
famed and McCormck caught when he tried
20 steal
Nsrola-d's work until the ninth inning was al
thzt could be desired. In that inning, however
Grant the first man up. sent Texas leaguer over
ssoord base which O'IIaTa overran- Grant went
% second and Shean sacrificed him on 10 third
twas then that Schaefer fumbed Titus's grounder'
.n,blins Grant TO score. Msgee singled ana lhei
Narouard was relieved BY Wiltse- Magee was
forced BIZ Bransaeld, who stole second, and scored
IN. winning run On Osborne's long drive 10 centre
fed.
The t-o-a follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago April so-wheat prices scored a further
advancs early in the session to-day, but lost all
of the gain realizing sales. final quotations oelns
a shade higher to 42c lower, compared win me
orevious close. Corn and oats also closed WeaA'
but provisions were steady .
I-nfavorable weather adviceS from the NoTthTest
we're the chief reason for strong opening IN tne
wheat market Snowstorms accompanied by drop
in temperature were reported IN the Canaolal
Northwest while across the boundary line equaliy
unfavorabIe weather for seeding prevailed al
though the temperature higher further north
There was a good general demand at the start ana ana
initial quotations were unchanged TO 3sc hiSheT,
compared with the previous close. July opening al
q ia. to 81 1914. After the first hour demand was
less urgent and sentiment gradually became bear
fsh An official forecast OF clear weather to-1ior-
ROW throughout Minnesota and the Dakotas was
partlv responsible for the change in sentiment ft
traders and local holders became free sellers
e Jnz. The Nav delivery held relatively more
steady than the more distant deliveries ana soiu
between 81 23S. and 81 24A- The close was az ABOUT
the low point of the day, with July at u LA anu
Nav at 81 23% to 81 237s- -,
1,bs corn market was a choppy affair nearly All
day and finally turned weak in sympathy with the
break In wheat Wet weather In the corn oeil "aS t
n bulIish factor early in the session. DesI.o Ct
~, ARRIVALS for tomorrow showed a consideraoie
Increase and this helped 20 inspire oearlsH SCI :.
mont late in the day. The market closed "e'iA G"
almost the bottom, with May nc TO ac io"sr' A'
7013c. -.-.- =,
R11,ina brought out by continued cold weather III
the West and Northwest caused moderate anN
in the price of oats early In the day. but All OF te
gain was lost selling based on the slti-lp tI -
otber vrains At the close prices were unchahseu
~ &c lower compared with yesterday 5 nnal Qu"'A
tions May being at 501sc ,...t
Trade In provisions quiet but n1odelAtelS
f-r, tone prevailed owing to buying based on eA-
ac+atiors that to-rnorrow's statement on stocks III
s+o-a here would be bullish Prices AT thS SioS'
we're unchanged to sc to TIC higher
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
RICE 1T HORK AGAIN.
Shabcs Columbia Cree Up and
Noucs Ccrus8i from Stroke.

c,r, two men are loft in their old positions as
result OF farreachins shake-up that James g
Rice coach Of the Columbia crews, made in his
VARSITY combination Yesterday. The most un-
iooked-for shift was the moving Of Cerussi from
stroke 20 No : His place vas taken by Catch
who has been stroking the second boat and had
tba exnertence OF strokinG his freshman crew at
l1oupbkeepsie last spring. Phillips went from NO
~ NJ : while Saunders. No. T. and Miller, No 3,
we're taken out the eight and releSated to the
second crew. Renshav, who had been rowing at
NJ : went I'D TO the seat made vacant by Miller,
while Clamp was shifted rom bow to No 4. Keator
y,as taken from the second boat, where he had
,ao,, rowing since the race with Harvard, and put
i'm at bow in the first boat Jordan. No 2 and
RYAN No s. were left as they were before. 1hls
makes practically new combination
II was not known that Rice was contemplating
change for he seemed to be well satisfied with the
-orine of the major eight since the shake-up he
made on the return from Cambridge That ne
,,,o,,sf,t there was something wrong with the way
the boat was moving shown, however when
he ordered the men into their new positions When
tI,e,, went out their regular practice row yes
terdav The shake-up was as unexpected as l'e
one made Just two days before the race with mar
,,ard II is not known just how long the ne"
dsr o< boating will last but il seems pretty Ger
tain that the crew will this way in the race
,,,+, Annapolis on the Severn next Saturday
Cerussi has been considered the finest stroke ever
turned out in an American college, ana ne set u-e
+role for the Columbia varsity crews at Pough-
l,aansie in 1907 and 1866 He has long easy SWING
-, is very easy 10 follow. Catch, who has taken
his mace is a much lighter man, and has more
snap in his stroke. He seems capable OF orlVlns
he men faster than Ceruss. and he VIII prooaDlE
r,-,e a thorough try-out pacefnaker IN tue
..-si4,, combination Saunders. one OF the men
cent bach to the second crew, is veteran OF the
1905 varsity crew.
In the short practice that the new ere"
took boat went along sInootnly' out as to
water was rough a high stroke was not attempted
Rice was apparently well pleased with the Work.
but he did not send the crew out IN the AFTERNOON
hecause OF the heavy that was running.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
JUGGLER TAKES STAKE
GOOD RIDE By DUG1N.
Ballacaila Shoes Glass IN Steeple-
chase at PimHcO.

Baltimore. April 30.-JugSer took the feature race
OF to-day's card PimliCo, a fine ride by Dugan
landing the Smithson gelding i'll front in a driving
finish for the Rennert Handicap, at a mile, with
500 OF added money. Statesman, which beat jug
gler handily Wednesday. q badly beaten
horse to-day, but could offer excuses. Question
Mark ran 10 form. but took the place from GoWan
only by 4 head, the latter running a particularly
good race.
Ballacalla had things all his own way in tho
Arlington Steep!ecllase. He wide and out at
the last turn. but won eased up nevertheless.
Tourne- chased him for a while, but soon tired.
and LOST the place Tampico
ST. Joseph showed all sorts Of speed IN the sixth
race and spread-eagled small field. though he
was Very tired al the finish He held at 10 to l.
the longest price Of any horse in the race except
Ardri which was second St Joseph's time, l:%9 10'
equals the track record ror / mile and 60 yards.
The stImrla ries follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
JUMPERS RACE TO-DAY.
Meador Brook SteepIechase's An-
q7ual Meeting To Be Decided.

Tho annual race meeting OF the Meadow Brook
steepechase Association will be held the course
OF the United Hunts Racing Association, opposite
Belmont Park. to-day The first race will be called
20 the post at 23O p. m. Among the events to be
run is the Meadow Brook Cup. which has been
run for since 1885.
Tho special train viii leave Long Island City at
1:3o D m returning Immediately after the last
race local train. making connection with the
special at Jamaica, will leave Flatbush avenue at
1:31 p. n.
The entries follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
TEXAS MOB LYNoHEs THREE NEGROES
Storms County Jail in Temporary Absence Of
Militia Guard.

Marshall. Tex, April sO-A mob entered the
county Jail here early to-day, took three negroes.
Creole Nose Pie Hill and Mat Chase, and lynched
all Of them The militia which had been guard
ing the Jail for three days, was relieved al MO
night The mob formed Immediately stter"aro'
taking the authorities by surprise
The negroes were charged with killing Deputy
sheriff Mark HUFFMAN and woundns Constable
Alexander CargfII few days ago while the officers
were raiding a crap game
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
DARK HORSES IN MARATHON.

Two dark horses in the $1,000 Grand International
Marathon which will be run at the Polo Grounds
naxt Saturday afternoon the talk Of the town
.u,orr tine followers of the long distance runners
These are Cibot. the Frenchman, and Appleby, the
t,nrIishu1an The formers running mate. Orphee.
with whom Cibot was coupled when he won the
si,-Sav race this winter at Madison Square Gar
A., sn5 recently captured Marathon event in
Boston in good time. is also dangerous .
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
TIGERS BEAT ST. LOUIS.
Rain Causes Postponement of 1H
Other american League Games.

Detroit April 5o.-Detroit and 81 Louis played
to-day on damp field IN very cold weather ana
,b. chayr,jons won by = score OF to .. Graham
went Wild IN the third passing tTo men after stan
age hit, and CraVfords single with an error emp
tied the sacks Bush's fielding saved the game for
the home team. Detroit made four double plays
Score:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

Tvo-As.e hi.-Sumrers. Sacrifice hits-Schaefer SnL -
re-s Stolea baSe-Cobb Double plays-sumrefs' tslhh
sra rossunn. Summers ana Rossraan. Sl,
Rossraan Bush, SchsefeT and RossiIail' ~
rilsrrs -riEer. Left haseS-Detroit D D
Leafs 3 Firz balls-By Summer /; oy sra
bar base On errors-Detroit, =: 81 LOUIS
strscy c,t ~ Summers - By Graham, Tinle-l----
SEF.rss-f0 LoUEhlin and KERN
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

FOURTH RACE.-TFiE ARLINGTON STlEPI-ECHASE:
for hunters i've years old and u ard 800
added About ;xo miles start good %ea eesily.
Time S:2T=y owner. Robert Neville.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
H,rtr-ai. &: Baltimore. o.
BursIo - Newark (rain).
Providence Rochester (rnin}-
Toronto s. Jersey City tTain)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES To-DA1

GAMES TO-DAY
Buffalo - S-vark-
TORONTO AZ jersey City.
Rochester Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

TEo-5sss hits-shesn- Bransaed- Grant hone .ttd
Mu--av. Elts-Oh MaruUard. IN eight ana -
tnnnrs: cT Wts,se in a thtrd inning. Sscrihce
hit-sheaa- saSes-BTansfeid HeTSog. Ieit on On
OF Moore O. Of Marqua-d. l. First base on error
Philadelphia ! Struck out-By Moore .: oy
s Tild pitcb-Narcuard. Tin1e-1:55 Jmpres-Risler
and Trub..
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

Baseball To-day. S:sO r. NJ. American Lsasus PARK
-EsE York Americans Phnsdel21iA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
losing

SEVENTH RACE.-For -uaijcn- three years "d. S4p
added Six furlongs good Won easily
Zine 1:14sS. Winner D. c.. by Ethelbert-I'oT9theo
! ~
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
"Di.luallfsd.

THIRD RAyE.-TIfE RENNERT HANDICAP; foT three
year-ods and upward; s7oo added One mile. Start
good. Won driving Time 1;4p. Winner, bT- s. o,
b. HausbuTs-Elusive. owner. c. c. sHithSOn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

Standings in Baseball Race

NATIONAL LEAGJE GAMES TO-DAY.
Nev York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklrn.
Chicago PittsburE.
Cincinnati at ST Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. ,; New York, I
Chicago Pittsburg (vet ErouDds).
Boston Brooklyn (rain).
Cincinnati ~. Louis (ccld weather.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
Non IostpCy Won. Lost. Pc.
Chicago. Cts PlttsbuTg. 900
Boston. .....- 900 New York. 400
Philadelphia 500 Rrooklyn.---- 500
Cincinnati -53S st. Louis. -S6'
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
PIMLICO SUMMARIZES.
Closing

FIEST Two yecr-olds; 500 added -Four end
a fIrlorEs start oi. Won al! out tlIis'
O-55<s. Winner p. 10y HastnSs-Dulcloe4Is-
owner. \. Belmont
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

FIFTH RACE.-For maidens tnrse Years Old $40
a5ded. furIoaGs. Time, l:l5't Winner. b. l.
lbs. R.n sLrou.e-Saas Feur Owner. @ krauh
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Closing

SECOND Selling. three year-odS ara UP
I'd. fur.OngS. start good On
easily. Time I:I8as Winner. ch. 3. by Paudit-
Cltters. j. Dunlop
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
,srrrS LEAGUE STANDING.

NEW RULE AT BROOKLYN PARK.
The Brooklyn Baseball Club has adopted new
rul. regarding the sale Of box seats Hereafter no
tickets for boxes will te sold but attendant VIII
~st those who take and collect - cents from
ihem. Notices viii be posted in the boxes ana no
Warnings that tickets bought from spectators VIII
not be goo5 Hdu be posted At the gates.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
An incessant rain caused the postponement Of all
ssnnss scheduled yesterday.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
All games scheduled yesterday we're postponed on
ecoount OF rain
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
The .core follows:

Totals 81 , ~ o. Totals Sd !
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
School Agencies.

SsrSfsssors Teachers Tutors GoVernsssss etc
to oess; sch999l5T aad TiRtS as aloa sau.r.
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