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New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
YANKEESLOSE ANOTHER
FIND PETTY Il PUZZLE
WarhOp Pitches We'll, but st. Louis
Gets T50o Rams and Game
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

st. Louis May 21.-PeIty outpitcbed Wsrbon IN
day, and the Yankees lost another game to st.
Louis by score Of to 1. Petty frightened IN and
pitched magnifcentIy with men on bases and pulled
out of several tight holes There was much good
fielding on both sides. and Pelty's support helped
him save the game
Clyde Engle. who has been playing well in left
field for the Yankees received news Of his mothers
death before the game, and left for his home this
evening. He will be away for several DAYS Cree
moved over into left field to-day and HemphfI
went to centre.
Warhop pitched good ball for the Yankees but
was not as steady Petty. He had good control
but one of his two bases on balls proved costly
coming though it did with two out. The fielding of
the Yankees was sharp and clever. and the only
error that affected the score at all made by
Austin in the seventh inning. Laporte is hardly
the ideal second baseman Stallings is looking for
however, and the Yankee leader is waiting eagerly
for the appearance of Vaughn. the Princeton in
fielder. In connection with second base there is A
rumor that StallinGs may recall Earl Gardner who
was released to Jersey City. since when he been
playing fine baseball and hitting well
Elberfeld got back into the game at third base
to-day. and mada brilliant stops Austin
STAYED al short. with Knight on the bench.
The Yankees were the frst to score to-day. Aus
tins brilliant base running being responsible The
run came in the fourth inning, when Griggs's error
gave Austin chance reach first. He stole sec
ond and third at once and. to cap the climax,
sprinted home when Blair tapped the ball TO Pater-
son along the first base line
The Browns tied the score at once. Two were
out when Warhop gave Cirggs base on balls.
Singles by Paterson and Wallace brought Griggs
home. hut Elberfed stopped the rally by a fine stop
of McAleese's hard Erounder
The winning run scored in the seventh IN
ming. although both teams threatened trouble
than once before the lucky session Austin made
Of Stephens grounder and Petty sacrificed.
faporte couldn't get Hartzells hit to first base I'm
time, and Hoffman stephens home with a sin
gie. Cree made wonderful catch Of Ferriss fly,
and Grggs flied TO Elberfeld
rhA scnr fni
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
READY FOR THE HENLEY
Thirty Cre7cs in Philadelphia Wait-
ing for Start of Regatta.

Philadelphia, May 21.-More than thirty crews are
here tonight for the American Henley, officially
called the seventh annual regatta of the American
Rowing Association which is to be held on the
SchuyIkilI River tomorrow afternoon. The Cornell
eight reached the city late last night, and the
Harvard Georgetown. New York and Baltimore
oarsmen got in during the day. In spite Of a
rain which fell constantly throughout the day prac-
ticaIiv all of the visiting crews were out on the
river to try the
The crew which attracts the most attention is
the Harvard Junior eight which Is entered in two
races The Crimson oarsmen will meet Cornell and
PENNSYLVANIA in the for Junior eights' and
then they will try conclusions with the Malta Boat
Club of this city in the eight-oared shell race for
the Stewards Cup In order that the college
eIghths may have chance to row in more than
one race the junior college event has been put
first on the programme AMI the race for nrst
eghts last.
New York leads in the number OF entries with
ten starters in ihe various There VIII oe an
interctv race in the octopede event between Phla-
dephia and New York The Crescent Boat club
will represent Philadelphia and the Metropolitan
Boat Club New York
The interscholastc eight-oarod event VIII witness
three-cornered fight between Philadelphia, Bd1ti-
more and Washington.
For the first time in years Yale has not sent
crew The Ellis were unable to obtain permission
from their faculty for the trip. Two Yale stUderts
are rowing in the par-Oared sculls as representa-
tives of the Dunham Rowing Club, of New Haven
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
GOLFERS WEEDED OUT
nsRD AMONG THE CULLS.
Four Players Left in Open Tourney
of Nassau Country Club.

-. r.sylt Of the 7eeding-out process in the
s..tjon goIf tournament at the Nassau country
c1rb Yesterday. the survivors for the semi-hnal
- are W L Hicks. of the home club: Harry
- of Yale: n. S. Hubbel. another Nassau man,
E-ed Herreshoff, of WestbroOk- They will
-. sc named. Among those TO fall by the way
a. zere r 7 Hanes. the Yale champion; E M
ps-r.s and Oswald Kirkby. both of EngieWood'
- rohn N Ward. OF Westbrook-
1ys--sshof passed a comfortab bic morning as the
-. - a default received from T. D. Hooper, one
81 -. strongest Of the home club. Hooper had
= 5,,sr,1t because Of i'll health. Ward had none
80 sssv match with Frank Jennings. OF the
Lo-,s club and the affair was decided in the
v.stbrook mans favor only on the seventeenth
.,..n. Playing out the bye hole, Ward got a fS
- ea 90 his opponent-extremey good golf. con-
STEERING the high wind
t4sines survived the first round at the expense OF
. watson a Dunv oodie golfer, VINO strives 10
,+ the hall in the hole with a mallet SNAPPED put
- Watson saws ii works well at Dunwooole
,,ybou,. the maIlet was not in form yesterday
-. .1en so Haines who had difficulty in keeping
- +,,e course won by only up on the seventeenth
e.sn In the early hours Legg had an easy time
:. +bs EXPENSE of Z. [. Scoheld. jr the Nee Burn
-lever Scofeld could not get his tee shots away
The match Of the afternoon was between Lesb
and Ward. and the latter practically ruined his
h.ncas bv allowing the Minnesota champion TO
tax. the first three holes Thereafter Ward steadied
souu. although Begg maintained his three hoies
,srsr+sSe to the turn the strokes reading - 70 10
IN favor Of the collegian
zq-h characteristic nerve Ward then proceeded
- overhaul his opponent by reelng of several holes
IN usr figures. After winning the tenth in to .
y. Tyestbrook crack halved the eleventh and
,rsIf.b in three and four, and then by laying mis-
srnrosch dead a. the thirteenth Ward managed 10
In that in three Only one down, Ward promptly
sou5rod the match BY winning the long fourteenth
n Against the wind. this vas the most Try
ing hole on the yesterday. and Less certain
i, found it SO earlier in the day it cost him an
eight.
Once On even terms with his man. it looked as II
Wards experience and we'll known ability as
match player would prove winning combination.
hut the sturdy Westerner had no notion of asking
FOR ousrter They haved the fifteenth in four, but
when Ward sliced his drive into trouble going 10
the sixteenth Legg grasped the opportunity and
-or the hole in 10 ). a steadier short game also
enabled IegE TO settle the match with five at the
..venteenth, Ward taking six. The cards were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
RICH STAKES ON CARD
FAYETTE IN WITHERS.
attorney for Jockey Club Talks
about the Nezc Lazc.

10 the disappointment OF racing folk only three
horses are named for the thirty-sixth running of
the historic Wthers Stakes which has an added
money value Of $4,000. at Belmont Park to-day
Inc race is for three-year-ods one mile and
those sent out night as probable starters
are John E. Medden's Fayette. James R. Keene's
Hilarious and g. c. Hildreth's Joe Madden
Fayette. which ran second to King James in the
Metropolitan Handicap. the opening day of the
meeting, stands out as the probable winner. He
was ranked well up with the best two-year-olds
OF the season last year. and in the opinion of his
owner and breeder was not far behind if not the
equal Of his former stable companion Sir Martin
which is now second choice for the English Derby.
Joe Madden. which the Los Angeles Derby in
California. last winter and ran fair race on the
opening day OF the meeting. was bred and raced
by Mr. Madden last year. and that time was not
considered in the same class with Sir Martin and
Fayette. although he proved himself a fair sort
or two-year-old Hilarious also far behind
Fayette year ago. although highly tried and well
thought of by Jimmy Rowe, his trainer He may
have developed into high class three-year-old.
and the railbirds speak we'll of his preparation,
but the to-day will have TO prove IT,
The rest of the card promises some good sport,
although the fields rather light particularly in
the Whitney Memorial Steeplechase. for which only
three horses have been named The unbeaten Colin,
now in England the Withers last year. beating
Fair Play and King James among others
The question Of the right of racegoers to write
Down prices on their programmes up for dis
cussion yesterday. and of the attorneys Of the
Jockey Club said
Under the Interpretation by the courts of the Ag-
new-Hart law against bookmakIng and poolse1ling
the writing of prices the programme is not a
violation of the statute. Further than that there
is occasion for glancing about and whispering
il feels disposed to make wager with friend.
the case last year. There is no law against
betting between individuals If the bet is made
orally. and payment be made openly after the
bet is decided. II must be remembered that the
passing of money when the bet Is made is not
allowable"
Indications last night pointed to heavy track
for the races to-day. but the at Belmont
Park is light and we'll drained and with bright
weather is likely 70 in good condition by the
time the horses 20 to the post for the first race
The entries in full follow
FIRST RACE-For tVo-year- -olds winners three
or more Of 81 coo; 500 added. Four and half
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
ONE MORE DRAWN GAME.
WarshaH STAGES off approaching
Defeat at Chess.

Another draw resulted in the sixteenth game or
the chess match between Frank J. Marshall, the
American veteran and Jose r. Capabanca. the
young Cuban expert, at the Brooklyn Chess Club
yesterday. The games now stand to l in favor OF
the cuban. with eight games drawn The match
is of eight games up.
In yesterdays game Petrons defence was
adopted by Marshall. Indifferent play by Capa-
blanca gave the American the whip hand in the
middle stage of the game, and he won pawn
on the ffty-ffth move Capabanca accepted a
draw. The next game will be played on TUESDAY
the Brooklyn Chess Club.
The game in detail follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
SOCCER SEASON ENDING.
Final Standing of Teams in Local
Ieagucs-Last Cup Game To-day.

with the approach of the hot weather the Asso-
citation football season Of 19Os-'09 will soon be
thing of the past although several important hxt-
ures remain be played of. Among these are
the final games for the cup of the New York State
T-,otbaU Association, for the championship of the
Amateur League and the Brooklyn championship
The game for the state cup will be played be-
tween the Brooklyns and Hollywood Inn at Ihe
cove. on Staten Island this afternoon
Both the Saturday and Sunday sections OF the
Amateur League have been played to a finish. and
the ffnal standing Of the clubs announced by n
Agar secretary of the league, is as follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
R4IN SAFES PIR4TES.
At Least So Thinks McGra7c. Who
ThTSted for the Frau.

The threa tening clouds that have worried the
fans all week broke yesterday spilled enough
rain to keep the Giants from trying once more to
beat the Pirates. John McGraw was a disap-
pointed man, because he thought that his team,
with the confidence acquired by defeat OF the
league leaders Thursday and the rout of Gin
cinnati the previous day. would probably get a
little the tcp.
over in Brooklyn the Reds got a chance to re
cuperate. As Scanlon vas to have pitched for
Brooklyn little grief was expressed by Grifith's
battered warriors. Chicago gained Pittsburg by
winning the only played The Cubs seem TO
have into their stride little before the Giants
began.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
SENATOR'S CHECK GOES BEGGING.
Albany Baseball Club Fears to Accept MIR.
Grady's Money.

Albany. May &.-Wiliam }. Clarke, manager OF
the Albany baseball team, announced to-day that
he had received check for $3.50 from Senator
Crazy, Of New York. $50 of which is to be given
at the end of the State League season TO the
player making the most timely plays throughout
the year and the remainder to be divided among
the pitchers with the best averages
The Albany team at a meeting to-day decided
not TO accept the check fearing it might Involve
a violation of the rules OF the national commits
sion.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
RACING FOR 4MATEURS.
Good Card for the Uhppany RiUer
CIub Meeting.

The amateur race meeting Of the Whippany
River Club will be held to-day at Morristown
n J.. and indications point to a big crowd and
some interesting sport
The entries In full follow:
FIRST RACE--For farmers horses with posi- en'r'e'
Four furlOngs-
e--coNr, RACE-For halfbred bona fde hunters; 70
carry pounds. Three miles
pemi-TasSe
Harry Baylor 5aino.Sr
Rosebank-
Telephone
r1ITpD pACF.-For Ealcways; Is hands OF UNDER loo
-crpds TWO-thiTds Of mile
Victory Belle. S,so - Ts,.v
". o. Head 10 A''
Sir Gaze.
ClandebOye
pOI-F,TIF RACF,-wHIPPANY CUP; for bona hde hunt
hunted with the Essex Hounds ltS
no,,n5st thoroughbreds 10 pounds extra Three miles
Scout SIeIuaIl4'1-
Gambler.
Smasher MISS fSLILls
Ellerslie Lltte fled
FIFTH RACT-For hacks hunters, four years old or
over: 1855 pounds mile on the nat
James y. Nestua-
lady POtentate Al r. NcOuS-
Modest. lsIdlei
CoIlington.
SIXTH RACE-For thoroughbred bona fde hunters; ls5
pounds Three miles.
st. AIary- DICK HooertS-
tiypsic. y. h
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
YACHTING SEASON AT HAND.
First Race of Season in Home Waters Will
BE Sailed Tomorrow

The first yacht race of the season of 1893 in
these waters will be sailed to-day. 1t will be
an interclub contest, under the direction Of Will
ian, Futler Duncan jr representing the Manhas-
set Bay Yacht Club, and g A Van Rensselaer,,
representing tho Islip Yacht Club Three yachts
are entered from each club and the course viii De
three miles to windward or leeward ana return
the start being from the northeast buoy on E1-
ecutiou Lighthouse. at l D.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
HOLY CROSS, IS; COLGATE. 0.

Worcester Mass. May 1-Holy Cross shut CUE
Colgate to-day by a score OF to Q. The errors OF
sturgis, OF colgate. combined with several hits
80 IIo1,, Cross four runs in the fourth
The score by innings follows;
f7oIGyats T1SIey ....O 0 o o o o 90 =
Ess+tsries-J Mahoney and Larkin. IAntzner and
Leonard Umpre-Nurphy. Time OF game-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
CLEVELAND. q; WASHINGTON I

Cleveland, May 21.-Cleveland defeated Washing
ton here to-day by a score of to 1. It was
Falkenbergs first game this year, and he was
effective with men bases GTOome irwin
chile until the sixth inning. when Goodies triple
started the scoring for Cleveland. Good base run
ming scored two more in the eighth. Street was
put of the game by the umpire for disputing
decision.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
DARTMOUTH WINS FROM Y nLIAMs.
Hanover Teams Captain Bats in Winning Run
in Eighth Inning Of Close Game.

Hanover. n H. May 1--Dartmouth defeated
v-uIa1r,s In a close contest to-day by score Of
70 I Captasn SchiIdniIlsr Of Dartmouth won the
game in the eighth inning. when. after Conroy nAd
tIa5 and stolen second, he made hit. which
brought Conroy in.
The score by Innings follows;
1,--,o,,+b O 0 o I . x-2 Z
V-jiIiar1s .........---..O 0 . 0 o I of y
r2a+terfes-CSauley. MidhelI and Chadbourne; Tenn
,Isto1 and Iamie. Cmpire-kfOUrhy- Time %
game-f hour and 45 minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
BIG OFFER FOR JOCKEY.
RumOr That r. l.. Thomas Has
offered Rettig a Princely Fee.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Houston Tex May 2.-It is reported here that
r I. Thomas the horseman, has offered Rettig
;he Jockey now riding here contract calling for
an annual salary of $500 effective at once and
to continue three years.
II Is said that Rettg will dispace Schlng as
the rider for the Thomas stable Rettg by his
good work at Los Angeles attracted the attention
Of Mr. Thomas during the just closed.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
BOSTON PRESSING DETROIT HARD.

Chicago May 21.-Boston defeated the Chicago
Americans here to-day by a score OF to 3 The
visitors scored three in the first inning and
held the game safe thereafter.
The victory gives Boston clear title second
place in the league race. right the heels Of
Detroit
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
BETTING FOR DETROIT.
1theItics Hit DOnOUan Hard and
Score Eight Runs.

Detroit. May 2l.-The Philadelphia Athletics de-
feated Detroit here to-day by a score OF 70 (.
Donovan started game for the hrst time this
season. and was driven the bench in the sixth
inning on four hits. including double and a
triple which decided the contest.
Rain fell until the time for starting play and the
smallest attendance OF the year saw the game
Rossman's fielding a feature OF the defensive
play.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE srANDI
CUBS SHUT OUT BOSTON
OCerdH 4ilO7Cs One Hit an ONLY
National League Game.
IRx Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Boston May 21.-Chicago well earned vic
tory from Boston to-day, the local team suffering
its seventh straight defeat in the only game played
in the league. overall pitched a magnificent game
for the Cubs. allowing only one hit. Boston feded
wretchedly and made five errors.
If Moran continues to hit as he did to-day King
will not be missed much at first. The Chicago
catcher got home and three-ba gger.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

Two base hits Tcary 81. Schaefer. Three
base hits-Cobb. Murphy, Baker Hits-Or Donovan. II
six innings: on IN three innings. At bat
Against Donovan. 25: summers 10. Sacrifice hits
SChasfer. Donovan. Collins. Baker Stolen bases-Cobb
O'LeaTy. Baker. Double plays summers RossmRu and
O'Leary: Summers Stanage and Rossmau: GaEley and
LEI bases-Detruit. o; philade' phia. g.
First base ballsOn Donovan. ? First base
/. Philadelphia, l. uut-Iiy Donovan.
2 by Summers r 10y Coomhs, 3. Time-l5 Umpires
j IIlfrsf nd
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
ST. LOUIS


'Batted FOR Blair in the ninth inning Tor
New horh-------- -----.-.-.-o o O / Q % a. q o-1
Two-bsse hit-Ferrfs Sacrifice hits Keeey. petty
Passed bai-Blar stolen hases-Hoffmau " .llace.
Chase, HemphilL Austin ~. Blair Bases on IaIs-O6
Petty. :; Of Warhop. > Struck out-Ry Petty. :; by
WarhoP 3 Left n bases-St Louis. q: New YORK Q.
Jime-1:5l- Umpires-EEan Connolly.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
SUNDAY LEAGUE.

The clan MacDonads. High Bridge. Bronx United and
Hollywood each Penalized points for playing
Ineligible
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

RESULTS or OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.
At Burlington. vt-vermont, 8; Massachusetts
At clinton. n Y.-st Lawrence University. o.
Hamilton. O.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
Totals 80 6 s2714 . Total.

TVo-base hits-PurteIl. Gcssler. Corriean Hits-Or
White IN hre innings: on sutor. , il four innings
Sacrifice hits-Welday. ArelIanes % Stolen
Hooper Stahl. Niles Gessler play-Whi.e
Isbe and Tannehi- IHft tases-Chicago, 8: Boston
s.. First base balls-On SuJor. =. AreIlanes 2
out-By White 2; by Su;or. !: by AreIlaneE /
Tfme-l.JO Umpires-O Iaughin and PerTine.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

.Batted for Mcbride in the ninth inning.
Cleveland .............O o x
1ssIing4on sI ...,.........O 0 o / o 0 0-1
TEo-base hit-Donohue. Three-base hit-Coode sac
r4ec. bIts-Iatoie. FakenberE Stovan. peehanty-
stolen bases-stoval Lord Double pay-tir0ome. Nc
I7r1da T)onohue First base balls-On FsIken-
beg 4 on Groome. l. Left on bases-Cleveland. .:
GJsshineton z Struck out-By Falkenberg. 3: ny
t;roome . Time 1:39. Umpres-Kerin and sheridan
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
GAMES AND BALL FOR SCHOOL BOYS

Nine hundred and eight elementary school boys
who have never won A race and who hail from
all corners of the greater city will compete to-
day in the sixth annual novice of the Pub
lie Schools Athletic League at Curtis Field Staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

Two base hit-Sheckard. Three-hase ht-Moran
run Moran Sacrifice hits Sheckard. Steufedt.
stolen bases-T:vers Schultz. Dahlen Zimmerman
Lett on bases-Boson =: Chicago. 10. First
on Msttern. ;: off overall. !. First base
IhlCaEo :; Boston, . Struck out-By Overall. s; by
Msttern =. Time-1;43. Umpires-KIem Kane
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
HoaART. s; UNION. S.

Geneva " Y May Hobart College defeated
Union al baseball here to-day by score Of 70 5,
as follows:
Hobart j = y
I-Uion ....................2 O-s
Batteries-CIayton and Houghton; Dunn and
Bergen
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

The revised itinerary of the three-day endurance
tour to be conducted through the Catskills and
Berkshires by the New York Automobile Trade As
soctjon holds out pleasant prospects for the con-
toetarts As a scenic tour this should be long
rarnerbered for some of the most beautiful coun-
try in the east is t. be trayersed
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

Another doule header will be played in the
high school baseball championship series at Aneri
League Park to-day. Morris and Commerce
will meet at 1:S0 o'clock. and Immediately after
that game De Witt Clinton and Curtis viii take
the field.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Programme out for National Open
Cham piOnshiD Tourney.

The programme for the annual open Champion
ship tournament OF the United States Golf As
sociation to be held over the Engievood links ON
June q and 20 is practically the same as year
ago. There will be seventy-twO holes OF medal
DIav thirtv-six each day, and according 70 the
conditions the contestants whose scores at the
finish OF Thursdays play exceed BY fifteen strokes
the tenth place shall not continue IN the coTnpeu-
ton.
The winner will receive 800 and a medal, as. ven
as the custody of the championship cup. but ne
rust II required. give security for It's safe KEEP
inS Second money Will amount to $780, tnlrds
500. fourth $50: fifth so; sixth $50; seventh 20;
eighth so ninth So. and tenth. 80
" ID VanderpOOI. secretary Of the MeCropohtan
Golf Association has found it necessary to SEND
ont 4 reminder 10 various club secretaries with
regard 70 the manner Of entering for the cnaIn-
oionshfp to be held at Apawamis next week van
dernoo1 calls attention TO Article y OF the con-
stitution. which reads as follows:
No PLAYER shall be eligible TO compete ror tno
amateur championship of the association unless ne
"a q bona hde resident Of the district covered oy
the association and member in good stsholns %
q. ,Iub belonging TO the association
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day, sISe p. M-GiAnts
- PittsburS. Admission 500.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
TROOPS FOR HILL CLIMB.
Connecticut Soldiers to Guard Course
for Bridgeport Contest.

II was announced yesterday that the 14th Com
pany Of the Connecticut National Guard Coast
Artillery would again guard the course for the
fourth annual hill climb of the Automobile Club
of Bridgeport Sport Hill on Memorial Day
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to allow contestants
10 practise on the hin Monday from TO o'clock
in the afternoon and during the same hours on the
following Saturday Many men have been engaged
I'm the work Of rolling and preparing the course for
the contests. and the committee is leaving nothing
undone TO have its best bridge will be built
over the course so that there will be no excuse for
pedestrians getting in the way OF the cars.
A l.. Riker VIII act as referee. The timing VIII
be done bv the McNiurty electric timing apparatus
Entry blanks can be obtained from Ralph NJ.
sperry chairman of the contest committee. Bridge
port Conn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

RESULTS OF GAMES YEsrERDA

Philadelphia 8; Detroit 1
Cleveland. 4; Washington, 1.
JSOstOn 6; Chicago. 8.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

Apprentice allowance.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rochester 4; jersey City g.
Toronto -. Newark train
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago. Z; bostOh U.
PIttsbuTg New York (rain).
Cincinnati Brooklyn (rain).
st. Louis Philadelphia (rainl
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22

FIRST RACE-For tvo-ysar olds non-vinners Of three
or Of $1,000; 500 added. Four and half
ff-IoD stra
New-York tribune., 1909-05-22
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Newark at Toronto.
Providence at Buffalo CtWO gar
Baltimore Montreal