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New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
OhiCAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

bssvv -. asfch Crop damage reports and
in vIhes, 49,. - cash grain caused 2c advance
dentsIlv .ots Iefe To-day, the July delivery Incl
season - e -e : new high record mark for the
gains 20 'e, The market closed strong at net
- i2LS also closed strote - ooFll' OATS ana
ne 5uige IN wheat foiio,ss
vas TIE occasion ~ 1o.,9Ned a weak opening and
hesv, - N the July deliver, 49, as,a,j.II,,
bought freeiy S,-i ~ slamPe Ge among shorts. who
as rssri. curing the last half ~ The gesesior,
fHino,r .1ss 9f reports from Te- - g c.f
sehce cf raIr sa1IJlTy 10 the fan sowu crop Alb
10 tsve @ go curing the winter y,o,,,L - - 20
eo,SS.s caused coTsiderabla Aiohtns was SAID
deTlars - - ne wheat croD ia Zee - -.
Local sales fa~ - gram helped the Nav delivery
the great buL ~ e cay aggregated 12g 900 bushels
msrEet r, LIZ o. which sgas red ,,.i, 2, II =,
= &c lower EeFc' Ec' weak. with prices unchanged
lor- 49, Prices lad adyancs9 ne nfSt haf hour,
lnae trading 80 '.;s go ~ commission bolIses For a
..arlng the final bo .bd prices held fairly steady
:. he clese psrs - prices advanced steadilv ana
Nez Si. S July az s. G55s IN a. ~ top AaE being at
;o-dsT -. .rb record marks Tor e-,,- 20 ,,
4 snS Shen the Man deijver. I'm Were established
s-.ety 10 the hut sg94se The advance was dl,e
were covering by Shorts iSsL which brought out
kpond!ngl, SIa s1iIa from Eastern SINNERS ,.ss
,e ~sn had been eefn. s'oeal receipts were larger
irks; cj,sa Predicted 10 De mncb aS,s tor to
81 slfh so zefns :. WITH prices at alrnos, th
The n,s1 80 a sslLc to csz ~ May closed al
- y5as Ter Or sessalso also advanced Ia pcyg t,,l
>, .se'i and corn = - a result OF tho sfre,igtl,
70 II TIE Is lg 5uly =; 56iLr fss d. was reached
u5ff g With prices ma FFient The market closed
ssly q so close May being %.' 8, con compared
,,3cs. - assons wefe stro-,. anu
sepsrsd ,. ne: gains Of isy ana at The close
rsri ~ M @s bashy sessSS,s, maj quotations The
81. ed soatfact stocks - - Dy he monthly state
NNst n tie v,a,sSN decrease, and sI.o "t.SI t it-
estimated stock og "a "A UN
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

COTTON-The cotton market active O.
day and decidedly hrEer. with tho close nrm
advance OF 1Ql6 points. aggressive support
from leading spot houses and reports of spot
demand from the South the chief features the
day. while demand for the new crop positions was
couraged by continued weather IN Southwest
The market opened steady advance Of
house buying and somewhat better cables
IeCted. selling points
slightly under local bear and realizing. There
when reports OF better demand began IN
recent sellers started covering with the market
nrn after midGav and the close practically tie best
prices of the session about 20 Uoints from the lowest
eN"l OF last week positions Larger
were rcrerteA st Galveston and Memphis and
Orleans wired here that buyers from the interior
were tying 20 secure early March shipments IN that
market on the who" local shorts we're inclined %
a3iTehenl that demand fill March engagements
was beginning early IN month. and might
Do of sufficient volume 90 materially help tho spot situa
tGn. Developments IN this direction caused
doing u straddNs which had been put between old
and rev months expectations that the
would 70 - premium. ana ths fact tended 20 hold
hack the deliveries Outstanding continued
weather IN Texas Southern officially
reported early unchanged -1Gr higher
The of contract prices the local market to day
e
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool ca6ss-spot eGt[9n zen
bales A"Ton 600 R2s sceDis aD9 SO 5000 Futures GaFs
eneS nniet and unchanged closed quiet but steady at
advance Of 21s 70 points MaTS as aud Sd
JuyAugst 5O4d Auggstseptember od SSepbr SeptenDer De
cember g2d: 4g1 "a enna' cloths
FLOUR AND MEAL-Floqr only moderately s., .tay
were in spring patents and Kansas stTaEnts rye % aT
was q1s5 5e Th On he New York Produce Exchange spring
patents $ $ 80 So Spr!sg Clears s. 4og$4 6
winter 81 2ogSi 90; sXi5a W a no WIiFAT FGoUR2
Market Quoted 8 1o s. 80 per ser asA iSS 5 choice
2FasS 99 1coRNMBAi|Firm Quoted: Kiln
dsd s. 459$s 10 81 554l 54S 5 Sae 81 oa5 e. FEED
Western nrm; city hrn quoted: M esTn sg6 rcd dog
S I @ S fr bran see bulk $2s mddns $2G lo
$40 dog $9 all FeeTqary 1nrS sas s6 "o''
aga again n resumTG saTes o9 sharp 5
carried prices up apRs pon pos whe on Re
late curb NAY advanced !. further,to to 81 22 At
tending the uPurn wfrg had issaed or was about to
issue bush statement on farm reserves fs Inns hs
the Of the market and {hf b Vest tRs
impression that rets cash wheat was exceedingly
In al m some cases at the hig hest prices
1ecord Receipts fell on quite sharply sssreg ing
bushels last year OF the private reports from
Interior points confirms ne p9Pna . time pe of ea Re-
ports from Nebraska were quite favorable on he Wnea
ansss and Texas latter complaining about prolonged
weather Foreign markets started out with some
show. Of wea knees. which opening decline here
- .bout based but Immediately rallied. 50
nat Liverpool closed partly I'D higher and Berlin
was e. up. There was private report from the
argentine stating that harvest In Southern sections
VAS not up a1pecta aons and that some reduction IN
~ fo,rner of the must be made. In
the European decrease of 1890 600 bushels was
shown. but DIS stocks increased only 1,74OOoO
bushels. compared with an increase for the same
,,Te last wear 1000 900 bushels. No export busi
nass was reported, the local cash market closed
strong as follows: No red. 81 244s elevator and
0sG b No / Northern Duluth, 81 27 5s
and 10 . hard winter. 81 25% anoat CORN
-ouail- remarkable the strong advance in corn.
mounting 10 &c per bushel May IN Chicago with
commission houses and shorts large buyers notwith-
standipR further big receipts Chicago. making
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, March 2The feature % the local wool m4>-
duluess OH domestic stocks
caIly exhausted and foreisn arrivals have fallen on
while there only light receipts OF wool
the lightest kind Of sales the eaiilg
domestic quotations follows; Ohio and Penusy
neeceS. S46S5c. y. 32nS3c. Nc washed.
Q39c: washed 3sf13c, me uuWashed. 25fi2ics
cor7biuE. 30G3lc: = blood cornbinE. SOC. a
blood combing 2S60c; deaine washed 3S4oc; deIsiro
unva she'd. SOC Michigan Wisconsin and New Yors
feeces: Fine unwashed 2N23c delaine uEVashed. 2ff
2Sc. 4 blood unwashed 2Sd29c; blood unwashed 2S5
blood. SS62ac. Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri,
blood. 29G3Oc: a blood. 2SG29c. secured values
Texas. fine. , month 62d65c; fine 70 months $50
California. Northern. 5Sfd2c. mI-
county 5GG5ec. oregon: Eastern. No staple go
clothing. 55G5Ic. valley. No 7. 4Sdloc-
Territory Fine staple. d21G5c fine medium staple eoG
62c: clothing 0SG6Oc fine medium clothing 55a57ci
Pulled: Extra 62a65e me A. 5sg62c: supsrs. 50G5S
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

The local market Tor spot cotton quiet Il
points higher mldlllng upland and
ulddng Sulf. Sales 30 bales Southern spot markets
teeEraPhed follows Mobile fru and unchanged
500 bales. Savannah firm and unchanged
9.c. sales 100 bales Charleston firm and &c higher
at ste Z t6c,
Baltimore nominal unchanged
csc Augusta steady higher T-16U9isc:
/ quiet lice higher IA
100. Galveston. holiday. Orleans steady and
ic higher 9zC: sales. $500 bales Wilmington quiet
and isc higher at Disc Houston holiday. Little Rock
quiet and unchanged at s l3 lee Memphis steady and
q o 600 bales Estimated
cepts at leading points for Wednesday: At Houston.
10 1000 bales. 1914 week and 5.7@t
last year: 8.0Oo 500 bales. against
400 and G.T72 last and New orleans.
$500 bales against 391 last week and 252 last
year
Receipts a ports interior points to-day
Iare wi and last
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
EueopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

f,,r,.ol dorcb o-Closinr-W HEAT-spot strong: 70
"a Tsstern winter Is "a futu-e5 steady: May; rs
o. a. T,,v - 3izd September. Is llisd ColSN-Spot
quiet: American mixed "ls Galveston; e 'T
1ansdIsn steady Is ID FLOUE-Winter patents stro.t
,aF HOPS in London d'achc coasp hTn T. nsaiS . @ oS
Sytr india mess aue;. Ilfs PORKfT Prime mess
western dull T3s Sd HAMS-ShoIt cut, - 70 ~ u, 10
- "a VACON-Cumberland cut 70 10 80 10,
stead 44s sd: snort rib 10 10 "a NJ quiet gus oa s
,ddes iignt D quiet. 4Is; long clear ni
i nat az 70 40 ~ quiet, AIS: short clear backs 10
-, 20 n, ouei 46s Cd clear bellies Is 70 - 10 dai
u II. quiet 3ss od La it1
Prime Western in tlrrces firm, ass "a american
a. .aUe am, 0s BUTTER-tjooc United Statss steauS
tfr Esc-C auadian finest white nri.l o-s ga SLha
dian finest colored firm. Tbs ee sH R2sTN
@,er,,or steady IS I'D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady
7Ld IINsEED OIII-Dull' rs &C.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

Per basket s2ss4 30: DO per crate s28s4 do Per
folk per Dbl s1g$1 50, SQUASH nearby Iiuooar4 q
Per bbl SlGSl -; DO Florida, box 81 500
81 Cuban. white. per 81 25 81: TURNIPS-
Irish ruabaga. per bag 75dS5c;do Canada rtabaga
bag gOc9SI; DO other ruabaEa. bb bag 75G9OCs
do white old per bbI 606s5c; TOMATOES Florida per
carrier, 81 J0dS3 60 cuban. 81 GS2 so WATERCEES.
100 punches. 81 506S2 .
Toledo. March 2-CLOvERSEED-Cash IS IS; March.
55, October 81 02ta- . IS 32',. g. S5 2215
;ected. s. 10, neglected. 50 TINOTHY-Prime 81 50
a s-D-lr-a S :
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

To Holders of First and General Mortgage Bonds OF
The Staten Island Water Supply Company
of the Series o and 1898.
Attention Is called published notices Staten
Islander New Times on wednesdays from
February 17th 18th. 1909 inclusive These
bonds been called for payment viii paid
kuicksrbOCSsr Trust Company. SO Broadway New York
City. All interest ceases on March 18th. 1909.
r. W. WRIGHT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

1 have a $4,000 equity in a Westchester
County property. assessed at $4,000, which
will pledge for $1,000 immediate loan No at
tention paid to loan sharks. grafters or real
estate agents Principals only. Address West
chester. 7. q. Box So
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

1I2O. altogether western points.
red with $4,000 bushels Some of the
houses had reports OF smaller country accepsnces,
the mild temperatures West indicated that
roads still in rather shape for trans
portatou There change at Liverpool and no
export business sight No here closed 1880
elevator and T31 1lc anoat; No white nominal
2 yellow. 7S1ac afoat OATS-There
was a sharp advance IN also following other
grains change occurred in the cash market
here. which closed as follows: Mixed. 26 TO 80 10:
5Sc: natural white, 26 30 ID. 81 60iac, and
clipped white AZ b. 5sG6 RYE-Market
quiet; No Western sec o b New York. BARLEY
firm; mailing TAX q TSc and feeding, ~ T4o
New York. BUCKWHEAT-New York State
Gf,, al
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
BOSTON BROKERS WIN
BEAT NEW YORK NINE.
Stock Exchange Men Play Good
Baseball on Muddy Field.
rBy Telegraph tc The Tribune.J

r7oston Nav 22-Before a crowd Of two thousand
Stock Exchange members and clerks teams rep
resenting the Boston and New Aork STOCK eA-
changes HaIlowed around in the mud and rain
this afternoon playing a game of baseball IN
which the bean-eaters defeated the New YORK
brokers by the score Of to in seven-lnnins
game 1t was well played contest despite the
weather conditions; and had Jackson. the New
York twirler had a little control and Fincke'
the third baseman, been able TO handle the ball a
little better. the score might have been dinerehI
The New York nine started well by getting a run
IN the first inning when Fincke singled and was
advanced base on Greenway's out jackson
singled sending Ffncke to third, and when Hal
lowell ,nade a wide throw TO first he crossed the
plate with the first run OF the game Boston went
out in order but IN its half OF the second inning
got two runs
Matters were evened up IN the first half Of the
third. when BarnweI singled and stole second
He scored on Jacksons long two-bagser me
score was not long even. as Jackson passed hayes
and then allowed Hubbard to single The bases
were filed when he gave Clark pass Foster
singled to centre scoring Hayes. and Hubbard
started to score from second. Barnwell anticl-
pated Just such a on Hubbards part ana
made an excellent throw to the plate Ehrich got
the throw and relayed to F1ncke for the put
out
Fincke made his second error NJ Jackson's
grounder to third and Dean and Hersey singled.
filing the bases. Jackson took a brace and famed
HAYES but passed Hubbard, allowing NJ jackson
10 clark then slnBleu' seIiuHIS lean iLo4-0'
and a moment later Hersey scored on heider
choice. In the next inning Boston scored again.
on Hubbard's single and Wild pitch which ad-
vanced him a base and hits by Devins and Hal
lowell.
New York made a dying attempt in its half OF
the seventh. and succeeded in getting two runs
across the plate F1ncke started of with a single
and advanced when Greenway walked. J. F. Jack
son forced Greenway at second. and moment
later Kendall doubled. scoring F1ncRe and Jack
son.
After the game both teams adjourned 10 the Ho-
tel Somerset, where a dinner for the New Workers
was given tonight by the members of the Boston
exchange
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
INTERCOLLEGIATE SHOOT ON JUNE is.
Rife Match for Championship To Be Decided
AZ Sea Girt-George Washington Holder.

The intercollegiate rife match for leg on tne
+rophv now held by George Washington UniVef
sitv will be decided on June - on the New Iels95
State range ct sea Girt. The match VIII oe OpeA
TO sfx-man teams from all universities or CONFESS
conferring degrees. The championship va -. -
a. ,oos tr Ars+ wear Of the competition. by Prince
ton. ana in 1876 and 1913 by George Washington
there being no match in 1907
The United States. Marine Corps has estaonsns1
a school Of rife instruction at Sea Girt. n ccul,
r,and Of Captain ". c Harllee. who has Oue'v1
20 furnish tents. cots, bedding ana olHel
sortss ~ members Of teams wishing TO spend 4
fe9r davs before the match At the range 80
corps wilt also furnish. free. targets. markers -
scorers for practice. and will let the teams -
United states army rifles. Teams may nssS >
small cost at the clubhouse of the Ne" 'e'''
State Rife Association. on the range
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

New Haven May 22.-The Yale freshmen baseball
team defeated the Princeton Freshmen this after
noon at Yale Field, in a rather one-sided contest
by the score OF II to 8.
The game was the second IN the series between
the teams and It was played in the rain and cold
and was marked with both sides. The
pitchers hit freely. especially Morgan. OF
Princeton.
The score follows: R. H E.
Yale .....--.............G 2 ] q = XII 10 b
Princeton ..............1 0 0 0 o. .
Batteries -Brinsmade and Maurchie; sterrett.
Morgan and Winans.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
GALE STOPS RACE ON SOUND.

Owing to the northeast gale and heavy sea IN
Long Island Sound yesterday the inter-club race
between yachts OF the Manhasset Bay and Islip
Yacht clubs had to be postponed The owners and
crews. who gathered at the Manhasset Bay Yacht
Club waited until p. for the gale TO moderate,
ana then decided to start the race at 10 o'clock
,gs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
WASHINGTON, 4; CLEVELAND, 1.

Cleveland. May 22--washington broke even in
the series with Cleveland. winning to-day by
score cf TO / Easterly's and passed bali
let Washington have three of its four runs while
a misjudged fly allowed the other johnson became
sick and retired in favor OF Hughes. who was
very effective. Hughes struck out eleven men in
six innings. twenty-five men struck out in the
game.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HORACE MANN BEATS IRVING.

The lawn tennis team of Horace Mann School
defeated the team OF the Irving School upon the
as,h street courts yesterday by three matches 10
two Church a national interscholastic winner OF
last year. played for Irving School and won both
of his matches He was in good form Cunning
ham of Horacss Mann, the best on his side
and brought of his shots sharply and accurately.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TIGERS LOSE THE LEAD.
Jump Into First Place b5
Beating Champions 4gain.

Detroit. May 22-Detroit played bad ball all
through to-days game. and went into second place
losing TO the Athletics. who took the lead. by
score Of 10 l. Rossman's errors were especially
costly. Speer and Plank both pitched we'll. and
the difference in support had much to do with the
result Washington viii play the Sunday game
here
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
The score follows:
WASHINGTON
CLEVELAND.

'Batted for johnson in fourth inning +Batted for
Berger in the seventh inning.
Washington ..................0 o 0 o o o.
Cleveland .....-...............O o / o 0 O-I
Hits apportioned-7 OF Berger seven innings off
Rhoades innings or johnson 4
hits Of Hughes in six innings First base
Cleveland. E Two-5ase hts-Bereer, Deehautv.
base bitFiinchclan Sacrifice hit-C1ymer Stolen
Mcbride Double pays-Delehanty and DonohGe Tur-
ner, Stova and Bradley First balls-Bergcr l.
Rhoades Hit by pitched baI-Berger ! GIilan) Left
bases-Clsveand. = Washington 6 Struck out--By
Berger. 6: by Johnson. 2 by Hughes II Passed ball
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsrE
ICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
CADETS WIN IN RAIN.
4rmy Beats Lebigh by a Single Run
on q Vet Diamond.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

West Point = =. May 2Z.-Wlth driSzhng ram
making the field and ball slippery, the cadets de-
feated Lehigh today by score of : 10 g. Nefher
pitcher had much control, but the fielding on both
sides was good considering the field. with the ex-
cepiion Of Roses poor showing at shortstop.
McNeaTs wild pitching in the sixth inning al
lowed Lehlgh to tie the score. Meyer scored the
winning run in the eighth inning after getting
FIRST on an error He stole third and beat throw
TO the plate
The p~0re follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
DARTMOUTH. 6; AMHERST, Q.

Hanover y H. May Punched hits and their
opponents errors in the eighth inning gave Dart
mouth to-day's game from Amherst by a score OF
to 2 Mitchell FOR Dartmouth. allowed only two
hits and his team played errorless hall behind him.
The game was even up 20 the eighth inning, when
Dartmouth solved Vernon's pitching and. aided by
Amherst's errors. scored four runs
The score follows:
Amherst -...........2 8 o . % 2 {
Ratteries-NItchen and Chadbourne; Vernon and
Henry U-mpire-Kiourhy. Time-l:60
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
FORBES WINS ON MORRIS COUNTY LINKS

IBy telegraph to The Tribune
AIorrstown. n. J., May 22.-In the second round
for the Presidents Cup at the Morris County Golf
Club to-day. Archibald Forbes finished 2 down and
earned three points. Jchn T. Gillespie was down
and received two points, while James Bishop fin
iished down and received point toward the
cup.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
HARVARD FRESHMEN WIN DUAL MEET'

Cambridge. Mass. May 22-The Harvard tresn-
men won the annual dual track meet win -
Yale freshmen on Soldiers Field this afteFnoon'
scoring SO 2-s points 10 S41-5 for their opponeasS
The meet was rur of IN a storm. which Haae u
track heavy and the time slow.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
JEANETTE ouTPoINTs FERGUSON

Paris Mac 22.-Joe Jeannette, the New York
coored heavyweight. earned the decision over Sandy
Ferguson. of Boston. the end of the twentieth
round here tonight.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

Tvo-tase hits-TpteEran. Heist Three-oass hit
Ulloa First base an baIis-oh Hyatt l: Of MSNeal
on Bason .: or serfsss. / Struck out-By Hyatt
. by McNeal. by Rason. l; By Serfass. ? Double
pIay-AIt-mos and Anderson. Wild pitches-M McSeal
Passed hall-NcNurtrie Hit by pitcher-Mount-
ford. Whtesde First base errors-ArIny, 4; Ls-
high. . Left O bascs--LshiEh. :, Army. I.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
The score follows:

Two-hase hits-Aiurphy Baker Hi's.oF Spesr. II
on Suggs, 3. At bat-Against Speer. %, SuEgs 10
Sacrifice hits-Hartzel. Murphy. Ganley Plank stolen
bases-Colns. Barry f21. Thomas Double plays
Barry. Collins Davis Left hases-p Detroit, ?.
Philadelphia. II First base bals-Rv Spser ., by
SugEs. .. by Plank ? Hit bv pitcher By SuEgy.
Thomas. by Plank. Mcintyre Struck out--Bv suggs
!; by Plank. Time-l:55 Umpres-EvaHs and
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
CHICAGO, 2; BOSTON, I

Chicago May 22-ChicaEo Won the final game OF
the series with Boston here this afternoon by a
score of 10 / Smith held the visitors to four
well scattered hits. while the home team pounded
Wolter out OF the box.
he folIo
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
The score follows:

Tyvo-bas hits-Dougherty ~. W'oter three base
hit-Whte. Hits-OH WoltSr. and
thirds innings. of Steele IN two-thirds inning
sacrihce hits-Tannehul Davis Stolen base-Niles
Double pays-Hooper. Mcconnell and Stahl Atz and
LAWS Mcconnell Wagner and stahL Left on bases
Chicago :: Boston 8 Bases balls-On Wolter, 3
Struck out-By Smith. 3: by Steele / Time IS
Cmpires-Perrine and O'Loughlin.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
The score follows:

Two-base hits. F. Jackson and kendall stolen
hases-Dean Devens. NJ Jackson Barn~ell. Fish. First
base on baiis-on Hayes q OF J. Jsekson ! s,Tiek
ou-By Eayes 8; by J. F Jackson, s Passed bals
CLARK Enrich wld pitehes-5aeksop HI BY pi@tSned @
eall-Clsrk, NJ. Jackson, Ttne-l:4 81 Impres-Cof-
nollv and o,Rslly. Attendanee-20oo.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS,

Utica, 6; Albany. 2.
Troy Us. Syracuse (rain)
Elnra, 3: Binghdnton. s first game)
EImira, 4 Binghdmton (second game
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lawrence, 2; Lowell, 2 called eighth inning, cold
weather.
All other games postponed by rain.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAME TO-DAY.
Baltimore at Montreal.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, 4; Rochester o (flrst game).
Rochester. 3; jersey City camel.
Buffalo. 5; Providence o (frst game)
Buffalo. Il Providence. (second game).
Baltimore, a. Montreal. 1.
Toronto. 81 Newark, (I3 innings)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ATHLETES TURN OUT IN FORCE.
More than Two Thousand Boys Take Part in
Games Out West.

Champaign. Ill. May 22-The University High
School of this city won the seventeenth annual in
terscholastc field meet here to-day with score OF
q points. More than two thousand athletes, repre-
senting ninety schools. took part. Twenty-seven
schools succeeded in scoring points. Byrd. of Mil
ford. the star, winning three weight events
breaking the shot put record putting 1t 40 feet
10 inches
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
ROCHESTER, DEFEATS UNION.

(By Telegraph 20 The TribuneJ
Rochester, May 22-In a high scoring game,
loosely played because OF the cold weather prevail
ing Rochester University defeated the Union Col
Iege baseball team here this afternoon by the
score Of II to IN a championship game OF the New
York State Intercollegiate League. Rochester won
the game in the sixth inning wren a combination
Of hits and errors netted her five
The score by innings follows:
RocheSteF .-.,..-'...,.s,-..---E = y vi
Union ..........................0 o. s
Batteries-Union, Steward. Dunn and Bergen;
Rochester Bramaker and Morrison.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23

PittsbuTg vs.. New York (Tain).
Cincinnati Brool6lyr tr1linD
Chicago Boston Graln), 1T.
philadelphia (raln
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
>%fandfngs in Baseball Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York mt Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 2; St Louis. 1.
Philadelphia. - Detroit, !.
Chicago. 2; Boston, l. .,-,,
Washington IL Cleveland l.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERD

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-23
three-year-olds and upward

n three-year-olds and up
main oct4rsa
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RErsroNT PARK sUMMARIEs.

FIRST RACE-For tvro-yesr-olds; S4e0 added Four
aud a hals furlongs, straight course start good
Wen driving. Time, 0.5z. Winner br- c, by Ogden
-Ondurds Owner. J. E. Madden
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Closing
PENN N-coLUmeIA TRACK MEET OFF.

PENN-LDLUMEIN HNIh MEET OFF,
Philadelphia. May U-Tbe University of Penn
sylsania-C.oiurnbia track meet scheduled Frank
ur Field this afternoon declared of
count % rain.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES MONDAY

All games Scheduled were postponed on accoun
OF rain