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MANUAL WINS rHE MEET.
Captures POint HOnOrs at InSitatiOD
RDorts o. Commercial Hlgh 1chOal.

The annual invitation meet IT the Com
msrCial Nigh school took place a. CONNER
cal Field. brooklyn. yesterday, where fOu"
srhOols- Commercial. Manual. Boyo Mon
1nd Erasmus participated. From the
start Il was = battle royal for the point
hOnOTs. bat Manual Training nually topped
the score With u total al 90 points. CONNER
cial being second With 81. ROvs High made
~ and Erasmus brought up the rear with 5,
For ttis annual ahnlr tight new records
were esta bliShed snd one cQualled. Arthur
Nessie the scfoolbny champion. won the
ato yard and mile, his vork being Ono ~
the features NJ the dav. Va the discus
throw the miasile used was the bOvs size,
weighing a fraction over two pounds.
The su1lu aTy.
tD Yard Rua, Juuior Won BY g. Trsfry
Commercial: 4. EnHeh. Commercial sec md
=. hoimbsrg Manual third. H. bonar. hoys
hiIh.. fourth. Tine. 1914 sscOnds. nsw
Wo ard Run. senior Won by r. Van winzls
Boys High: 7. Bnsr, Manual, ssoo9d: A. lsl,e
ilSs, 10 '5 s sscOsd, Nm 4 new Tscord'
one Nile Iun-Won BY a. veasle, Cqmmelrial
p WOOdsaOse. Manual ssooad; ! hsld. CON.
Z minutes a. asconda a nsW record
80 Nard hurdles-Non BY 4. flynn, CEN
Essslsl 4 Fesds. hqys hlEh .se ,ssS. h'Fs'''
W. Renfrew. Erasmus. sscOnd y. 1911. CONNER
RnnninF High Iuinp-WOn BY r.. Stevena.
aanual WIN . lum Of fest lhches; L. Hlokeoa.
EraAmus second with jump Of > tees lnches
~ Houasman. Manual third, with a jump 81
) feet inches: b. Goosins. Hoys Hlgh. iourth.
win q jump Of feet inches. The winner
patiinS Il PouSd shot-woa By Flnnegan.
Manual with put OF a feet ~ inches G, Acott.
BOY. hlsh, sscoad, WITH a pgi o. ~ fses %
5ut OF ~ ret 81 inches. 1. irwin. Commercial
iOuFth with put Of ~ feet inches. IinnegAnb
20 Yard nun. IunlOr--won BY 2. Trefry.
A. EnHelN Commercial second:
.. HolmberE. Manual. laird. a. is0ldstein CON
nerciaL iOurth. Tine. = 10 SECONDS. new
20 yard Run. senior Won By A. Van Wrinkle
Boys High. 2. BaeT. Manual second: A. Lsuts.
Aannal third. A. Holm. BOYS High. f0urh.
Time. - seconds A new record.
80 Yard Hurdlr by C. Drew. Manual: 2.
FIynn Commercial. second: A. Panecoast. Com.
mercinl third. Time - seconds.
so Yard Run-WOn By A. Vessie, Commercial
Herd, Commercial second; A. RaNlina. Com
nsrciaL thlnd. Time, minutes seconds.
Throwing the discus Greek Styie-Won BY 2,
ncheS. {. A'cott. Toys hlgh. seCOud. with throw
n i9i feet o. inches. J nranerman Boys Nigh
bird, WITH = throw Of 100 feet inch. " Raldin
reF, Boys High. fourth. With = throw Of e feet
Running broad Iump-W0n BY y. stevens.
Manual with Jump Of - feet lHehes. y. Pin
leRan. Manual secOnd. With jump Of 20 feet
iaches A. Siahman, ErasmuS third. with
imp Of 70 feet . lnches' I. Van Name. Erasmus,
0uTih. with . iunp o. 10 feet Z inches.
Pole Vaalt-W0n by q. G0Ogin, Boys High, with
vault Of 10 feet ~ inches. Z. Alcott BOYS High,
pcond with a vault OF 10 feet inch. &. whitney.
Manual third. with a vault Of feet : Inches.
q smith, fourth, with vault Of = ieei . Inches
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lnclRnatL y: New YOrk. :.
chicago. 4; BFsokIyn. !.
Z BSsisn. q; PitisbuFE. =.


CINCINNArI May ~ Sensational PLAYS
In the out fleld prevented the Giants from
winning to-day and they accumulated the
small end Of an SO score McGraW tried
desperately to win the game. He used
seventeen players. including four pitchers.
but the Red pitchers were steady and go "
no bases on balls. while two Of the Giant
twirlers filled up the sacks with passes az
the wrong time
The Reds Jumped 20 the 'front.' In the
early innings, but their three runs were
tied In the third During the batting rally
Ames, who was not going any too well. was
taken out TO allow SnodErass 90 bat for him.
Marquard who succeeded him, got by for
an inning. hut he started the third by walk
ing three batsmssn lie was vanked out
and Crandall went IN. While Crandall vas
warming up the Reds added a couple Of
hits to a base on balls which he gave and
five runs were scored IN the inning
This lead was too much for the New
Workers to overcome Ga~tletOn. left
handler whom Grifith sent In because he
said The Giants cant hu lett handeFs,
was driven from the box In the third nv a
fusillads Of singles Rowan. Who sue
Ceeded him, had a g0Tlt ~ speed. but Wa
also hit freely The Red outfield cut %
several long hits during tho rallies IN the
siAth AMI the ninlh bl sensal iumal 0utcheH.
BesCher and paskert landing several near
triples In their gloves
Crand7ll went all right after the fatal
fourth. bat he was removed IN allow Keller
to hat for him In the sixth Dickson, who
pitched the lat three innings made q good
showing When the Reds filed uB the
sacks IN the eighth the yOun gster kept at
his work and retired the side With two
runs across and two waiting on the sacks
With two Ou' Seymour had q Chance 10 he
a NsFn Tho ninth hffT Naa HnfHIH only
duce a ~. which paskerf n1bbed
Tka 5000
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No Mr. GAME ron WCLURE.
amherst Pitcher NSws DOWn Williams
Wen-scOre Z TO u.

AMHERsr Mass. May Mcclure
moved down the Williams batters and shut
them OUT In a no hit game to-day on Pratt
Firld In which only tventy-eight men
faced him aud only two players reached
first base Burr for Amherst scored two
runs Williams hit only one hall out Of the
nheld. three men reaching first through
PennOCks error and base on balls. Mo
Clure stOpped three hot drives and got i've
assists, while Kane pulled 81 a double play
70 Burlln. the second after spearing Ayres's
line drive.
Bur started Ire scoring in the fourth
vhh a clean single down the left foul line
4 Iasssd ball and kane's sacrifice advanced
him. Templeion passed Henry, who stole
second and Burr srorrd on vernOn's long ~
10 left reid Taylor struck ont and retired
the side
10 the eighth Burt again led 81 With a
clean hit. stole acc Ond, gained third on
Kanes 0ut and sc Ored on HeBTva drive
10 centre field Henry seols second and
third and attempted 70 steal home but was
caught.
LsWs OF Williams couldn't hold Temple
Ton and was on color Ayres. Laws and
Hamilton lied out to the iniieid IN the ninth
and the t1O Williams rooters iled hack ~
fhsiT special train
The score
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GOLF.
MRS. ". :. Faith Wins ~ nsls lsanalrap
nc mIehmond CUunty.

Fair golfers turned ont In force in the
one day tournament open 10 members
Of the Womsns Metropolitan Golf AasOcla-
ton at the Richmond County Country Club.
on Staten Island. YESTERDAY The eighteen
hole medal play handicap was won by
Mrs. W }. Faith OF wykAgyl With = card
Of o. "a. Whils Mrs 7 r. Polhsmus
Of tho home club carried on the gross score
prize with a capital o.. Mrs. n. ". Ely Of
Scafsdale won the clOrk golf putting con-
test with q score OF p.
The Richmond County circuit 10 anything
but easy. covering. a. it does. q playing
length Of considerably more than 5000
yards nder the circumstances the "
refuTned by Mrs pOlhsmuA was highly
creditAble. and shows that the Richmond
County woman has reached n form she
displayed IN the fall Of 1908, when she was
runner up 20 Miss Kate Harley IN The Ma
tiOnal championship. The best Mise Julia
u. Nix. tho Metropolitan titlehOlder, could
do was a N, a stroke worse than Mrs swift
formerly Miss EliSabsth Hurry
The scores follow
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After working in perfect harmony for
80 many years Il bggins 20 look a. u the
wo ruling coli b5tlies Of the world. 81
Andrews and the I n q. 4. have reached
be turn IN the road where they must so
their separate ways II II all due 10 the
reteut aCtion Of the rules Of golf COMMITTEES
Of 81 Andrew IN barring the Schenectady
putteg and Robert e. Watson. secretary %
the mites stated tiolf Association. has
given B 90 his opinion that no such action
" ~ hR taken In this country.
In on official communication sent out
from his ONCE last night Watson stated
hat on MAY rs he sent a cable despatch
TO Capt Burns OF the rules Of golf COM
mittae " he Royal aBd Ancient Golf Club
81 81 Andrews which read a. follows
Has your rules Of golf committee barred
use " Schenect ady .Putter'7
Ia rrply 20 this Watson Yesterday re-
ceiyed The brief answer. Yes. Burns.
WatsOn's exact comment on the situation
i az follows.
Although they have taken this action
abroad ! wish 20 state that no acton has
been taken By Tho I nited States Golf AasO-
citation a. yet and ! have reason 90 believe
that the Use Of this putter viii not be barred
over here
IN the event Of the parent organization
ou hts side OF the water cOncurrinR with
- Andrews a great many Of the prominent
amateurs and not q Few Of the professionals
would b. Affect al ". J. Travis and
Jerome y 1TayerS moth USE Schenectady
putiers. and 30 does Al@ck smith. the metro
pOlitan open and Eastern professional cham
piOh.
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rO-Du'S cam ron BELMONT
Bay chester Handicap. ~ one Vile. the
stake Feature

The Bs hester Handicap. one mis " 90
be- run a. BrImuu Paris to-day with Pre-
end Galley Slave and King O'vWpmn
i.o--ib'e factors In another handicap.
a. q mile and a sixteenth. Fire-'Oue. Dinna
Non and STANLEY Fay are perhaps the b,--t
lu the first noe for 'uo-vPsr-olds four
and q half urIongs. sam lewis. Myztlr
RIVER aud SehaRo have rhanCez In the
third acs. aisn Tor two yes r-olds, 81 i've
lur0nR4 tWAlh sim lRwtz and Danger
Mara NAV 90 well
Dor Fhe .ts-piechHzs a. about tvO mies
Black bridge Monte carlo aud Mystic liRht
NAV boz 10 demand Ia the last race. Tor
.U'lfar-. ~ -IN WU0nE~ RO-e Queen. Bosom
tni Pantouie seem the be-t The entris-
follow
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PitasSurw'S aSSvS fer New Association
Prwwned SR ~ A. A. q. socFetArY.

PITrSBURO. Pa. May 10 -AmAtsur ath-
leles Of western PeRnsylVania and eastern
Ohio have placed on foot a move for forming
new division ot ths Amatsur Athletic
Union Dr.. Watson l.. Savage. formerly %
New York. now physical instructor Of tho
Piitsburg Athletic Association. heads The
movement Through some recent trouble
the Pittsburg association resigned from the
Middle AtlAatis Association Of the Amateur
Athletic UniOa and the move was started
% once DR. savage made a public state
n'sni which In part is an follows
Western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio
comprise enough territory and boast OF
uufioient aihletes 10 warrant their being
made . separate a association Of the Amateur
Athletic VRion. The Middle Atlantic aaso-
citation II engu Eed Ia consi ant Internal war
fare aud the dlsssnsiOn now has rsarhed
lust . stage that the association 10 unable
70 give the western end OF the State any
consideration whatever The Piitsburg
Athleiie Association u satisfied With the
Amateur Athletic Union. but 10 believes
that a separate district for this section or
Tho state and eastern Ohio h What IL
rho frOuble which has pteolpitaisd the
move was the suapanalon for thirty days
Of the PittsburR Athletic Association by the
Middle Atlantic division Of the Amateur
Athlelic Union for the alleged ruaning Of
unragigtered Hthlefea al q recent meeting
The Pittaburg body immediately resigned.
James Z Sullivan. sscretary-tr treasurer
Of the a. A. Z. when asked about the trouble
In PittsburH last night said. The 4. 4. 1.
will back tho Middle Atlantic Association
20 the last ditch in thia fiGht Ths Pitts
burg Athletic Association and the other
Ohio clubs can form ali the district aasOcia-
ti0ns taey like. but they will get no recoGnt-
I ION from the A 4. 4. national body, that n
- far ~ my vote goes am with the
Middle Atlantic and N the Phisbntg 4
gsss out and Others secsds am Tor Keeping
them ont
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conc or rrru winning Iuu AAs made
.Rr',d for NEvrrrf iu tHe ninth Inning
Is.F.1rt .. o % % % 70 8
NeN NO.I % % % 4
.ur. 'Ifr ~'snd- Turner a5oi~ Lord Nsv
Dr. hcuptN Noitsr base, fifst base
sl bose i.'i rlBnd. HsR N0rt Ifrst
1850 on baH. on los OF Quinn S'rurk
.u.s ths=s Two haze hits. vs. otter R0afh
Hin.'I bases IIlurr. CARING 1ipITr 90 chief
ttaHs Well unpirr Fgsn TImr ! hour
Hud - 1tngurs
40 Fnl1. 't FHflAUtLFTtA a o..
Frrs uFLFrf, Nay 10 E~urg- Mullen mt
fa'i 20 IN afr. Th.H HiurIng stfras this affsv
On hrfus' va, or haul and nls suptsort
.H. r-NrrahF me- urHrr
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Ths sesaler sri has hesa chartered ~ taEs
ne tgrdham hhselall team and thslr ffiunaa =
aeuond WeTiment fand % 1nacTtaiu thsin al re
iourneF Ihe l0at VIII leave On Saturday marn.
ING ron Latl1Ty ware 90 A. a.. Wcag Ism
afFHea ~ aud THfera ~ inrN aFFf ne
~ q 80 l7'Ht M time f0f ne aNerHnuF fTfU
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Dates for ssadsr Races Changed.

BOsroN. MAY IS-ln compliance with
a request from the spanish yachtsmen who
are to nCe for the Taft cup against the
American sender class boats az MaTblehead
the date has been set forward two weeks,
he fnst race coming on August Il. The
trial mces for the selection OF the American
defenders Will begin On August :.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Lose 10 the RedI and BESokb NJ
L0se % the Cuhs.

between the Giants and Rods yesterday
and the Reds beat the New YOFkers BY get
ting big lead early. They iust managed
TO win, the New Works coming strOAs
az the finish The Brooklyns fell by "A.
wayslde In Chicago. The Pirates siipPed
COG in their sOiree with tho poat6ha. and
the Cardinals, who overthreW fhe Philliss.
ran the number Of their consecutive wins
up to eight. The Cardinals have climbed
uD 10 NTH place. The 0lauts reccded 70
fourth place. The results
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q trinity defeats nrown At reunh

PROVIDENCE. X !. MAY ~ Trinity %.
feated Brown In the two days tennis tourns.
ment which closed hero to-day. winnirr
Ave out Of SIX matches IN doubles M
singles The results Of to-days play
Singies-Pyie. brown, beat Nelson lri.it-.
al. Al: HurrWin. Trinity. beat Hood Ffhur
"a. 81. "a Brainerd. Trinity. bsst Bsb-o-,
Brown, %, 70. %.
Doubles Nelson and Carpenter. Trinity hsst
p,le aud Young Brown, "a "a. %
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SPEEDWAY NATINErs BrgU;i
clare steps q Haf Without Par.,r, q.
On Los Ii

Speedway sport Is once moio q. ...-,..
way and the FIRST IN the spfils .a...s n.
matinces which members 81 ..a -.
Drivers Association purpose holdius an a..
upper stretch each week vas o. ..s-r- =
yesterday afternoon. Those .I,
present viewed tho brushing fr0r. ia,
grandaiand. which Is being ere. e.....
half milo post
Joseph Gibbons and his chest r,
ClAFO, 2llis. carried on the Ia..n, p,
Class A pace. starting agains' 'r,, : BE-
out a pacemaker. Claro coverer lie b,i,
Class { Tor PAGERS, broush, e., VA.
Scottsa Louise = Arthur MurHf 4-
AristOcrat and DR. } u lvrs.rrs I ..'
Wilkes. and they put 10 sham" Ia gas.-.
In tho next faster class, for rrn Nir-
Alhrrt Who won In straight hsss -.
her fastest heat IN iuot.. while .H....
covered tho distance in % anu The Nry,'
rrat was not more than a half second y.
mind her
The closest heat Of the day was 90 "a s,.,..
in the Class ID troitins. William Furs't
charles Hubbard, tho old time >Heeuvs-
champion. won the first heat oi 20 49,,
but ia the next heat Fat henneis's an
opponent lust az they swept past The nosi
The summaries.
Class r. trotiing.
Dick. b z. a. Shoemaker ..... .,..,........i
iGMANAAous ul g ~ LatlEa HsHss. a
step Lively, b. q "a. LiehowitH $1,000.
Nashville b. z. a.. Orthingsrl. gee. ......h
Princess EilNOOd. b. m. -. Manningl Il ,
Tmc-iipa, too.
Clasa n. trottlng:
Inner Guard b. 4. C. WetlAndl .........-- :
Arisio, b. z. n. ". Cross ....,,..,.......,,.4 4
nms-i0ata. ioSl4.
Class A. pacing. 70 beat time % 0lAaa ?. pas..u
Claro, CD. 4. Joseph Oibb0nsl
Time-i0iA.
Class y. to,tIag.
c Es.i = suSSsra H Sc ~ F;I; II IA
Tine-i0A. ioA, %.
Clasa r. trottinE:
TFiphAmmsr br. {. Cw. GunEfsldsE1-.-.l lsa
jap. b. 9. II. LaWs0nl .....t..........a
Lemon Giri. en- ~. ~ HelpeFhanssul.-
Time--iODi4. tne,4. ITO.
Class {. trotting.
Rose Electric. b. IN. q. BOttsuual. .....-.-..l
Joe ian, blk. e. ~. q ClArksl ..,.......-,.,-f I
Golden. Jr. b. e. -. Kennedy. ...,...,..... 4
Time-it0. t0e
Class D. pacing.
Minnie Albert, b. m. -. a. Wolf .......-.....fs
TIr Treat b. q. M G. Reynoldsl ..,......,- 4
Hnll0ck M. b. a tten Cohen .................g 4
ate Nelson. bF. m. ~. ]. Ia Place. Loot. ! q.
Timo-i0e,a. lO9.
Class Q. pacing
L0uise q. Dr. m W. Scotn t....t- ...,,.....l 1
The Artst0craL Blk. 9. "a. Mulladyl II
Lille Wilkes. ch. m. tDT. J. VI Fersier
Tino-tna iua.
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~ Springfield New Haven, I. Springfield 8
- Hartford Hartford. s. Waterbury. T.
~ Northampton Northampton. q New
Britain.
A. Bridgeport Holyoks No. Bridgeport. s.
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Totals - a 70
'Batted foT Brennan In The nlnth inning.
philadelphia o 90 II
~ Louis o n o
Runs Philadelphia ~ ananeld 81 Louis
hugTinR, 2, Blhh. 2 OakeB. MguatchY g EVana
Phelps Two base hits Grant, kgnetrhV Nov.
~ Doolan sarridce hits--Elua mauaaf nHkeu
Aonetrty st1len bsses-Eila, !; uauaef Hug
Nlnhs tNhna. W. ~ nitc1ef-uY MonfB fphrlra
Evanal ~ Brsnnan iEvAna Wiif uiieh--ffsif
ler FIRST haae On ualls-On M1oFe 4 On Luaf z
n shetuer. 3 o. Brennan. 2 struck out.@by
Moore. z, gii hgennan. |, ~ SnettEg.G by LISA
Leti On n1aey-9t louis. u. Phiiadeluhia 4
u pire Ia c1lef-hlem. Field umpire tnnR
Tme-f hGura and - minutal
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Totals ~ 0etn
'hattcd for Collns Ia the eighth ihning
chicago q o o o q
Boston ......U % -
hunN- Hos ton-NaEner. Gardner, GArrlgau
flut base on errors Boston, 9 Lett on bases
hoaton A. Chlcago, a FIRST base on halls-=On
Cicotte 2. on White. Strurk out-ny Cicotte.
J. by White, 4 nalA CicOtie Sarrnce hiu
Gardner LeWis Stolen hass- Lord. Double
play -Tannehiu EeideT and Gandil Wild pltch-
OLoughnn Tine. hours and MINUTES.
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New England League

- LINN Lynn. Z Rrorkton.
~ Lowell HAyeThili. S l0wen
40 Worcester Worcester Fall River
~ iaWrencs Lawrence, New Bedford I
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Wl18-tluloTII-HuFf y NarTI1ra NM
Mcclure, kane, 2. VerRoa. stolen hasps-Hanr,
, bugt Htfat base 90 bAilt-OH Mcclure 4. On
TpuBlfton, 2 Left On haas1--AmharsL a Wtn
avs, J. Struck 0ut-By Mcclure. 8: ~ Tempe
bell-LeWtH MI ~ plrher-By TemNIetor
Gubei. Umplfe-Foley. Tine : hauEa.
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Apawamis played a team match with
Williams College at Rye Yesterday and won
b. u to . The scoreg
NDsuamis-W r. Thuruton. o: r. D. LApham,
Ia ..F y whreier. o; !. ID. Foot ~: y, L. Lever.
10. J, r. I NcMurtrie. 2. Total. II,
Williams COllrge-i ID, Standi3h. 2: p. A. FiSh.
o. y Ioonit-. :; T Williams. o. z. GIN. :. Y. l.
IRrkson. q Totai. q
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A. kanasClN Kansas City g. CnIuruhus q
81 81 Paul ~ Paul 3 indianapolis
50 Minneapolis Minneapolis. 5. Louisville :
SO Milwaukee Toledo 10 Milwaukee
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lnpi .arf Won pssi. Jeanne q irc Oh m 70.
Poi. zen Sroms Naoua owned ami trained b,
a. TfHf-r
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other IisssbaII Games Ysstsrda,
~ MANHATrAs FtELD

" MANA NaH NAhAN
springfield r CO o y % 90 % ?
Mamie ttAn Col % % 10
BatiereS stone and Pew Nrurrn' and Hanley
~ frHtCs ~
Ohrrtfn % " q -
Cornell 900 y :
Baiieue, cray aud l,oblHsoa CarJal anu
Williams
~ ANNAPOLIS
u1rL HlN % % tsa
- Johns 10 % % % % g
Batteries X Hinrhman snd Ieachs Is steven
Wilson and Haurer
At HANOVER.
~ o. o o % %
dartmouth q % % o. 3
Batteries Martin and larkln Gammons snd
thAdbuuue
~ cornwall View Yors Military Academy.
u s4er college
Ni Burlington Tenth Csvalp. 70 Norwich
University.
A. Columbla OyaI-Gros schooI IS Loyo.a
sch COL.
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A. Roanoke Rnanoke. ,; Norfolk ?
A. Portsmouth, Portsmouth,. a LYnchburF. 1
A. Observation-Disclosures. p nahvile
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EASTERN League.


ToRONTo. MAY " -Rudolph Outpitched Mueller
In tue sScOnd game with Newark to-day and COZ
selueauy tne adams were heaten SchiAny Was
baniSned from toe neid In the s1th inning for dis
puting 1ectsiou. rne score
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Gesslsr tan On Sasss-st LGliA y waGhinR-
ton, 4 FIRST base % balla-OR iohnNon. . %
Graham, struck uut-by Johnaol. d BY Ora
hit achA eit1ar. Saertaee hits khilfer. Ora
ham. Double piaya-SchWeitEer and Abaiein.
NC bride. Schacfer and tnglaub. hit by pilcher
NplEe IN chiai-nnneen. fied umpire Con-
no1y. Tine hour and e minutes
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~ Lancaster Lancaster >. Trenton
~ harrisburg IOhnst0wn. IN, Harrisburg
40 Wiiamispor Altoona, Z. Wllllamsporf :
Nf Readlng Reai.ng 10. orr,
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Runs HostOu 4 oIIins Bcrk sueenry z. Gra
ham. smith PitsbIrE Clarke Wagner
Tao basr bits. lt~ck MiIieT Ntnieu basrs
3Weeney Clarke Collins Narrinre hits sharpe
diller first haso 90 haiis-Od Powell q on
curtis struck ~ lowell .. W tsever
hy curtis Z Wild piich FrOrk. mnlre In
chief Figler iieId umpire Emslie rime
Tour and " minutes.
W LOUIS M 30 PHILADELPHIA ~ LE.I
~ LOrIH MAJ 10 Twelve thousand fans sauf
ihc 'aFdinais capture thr third tame Of The srrirg
from The philadelphia Nationals to-day. IChnBy
l1iah, The - quaker was lnViufthie fhrouaitort
the aasafuu The score.
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bosroN. May 10 -The Red Sgx shut out mo
Whlta AoA In a well played zane today, Tho
locais bunched four hits In The secohd inning
which. with an error and two sacrifices, bro ugnl
howe the money. Chariey Freneh. the local
uulltl inneider. was sold 10 day 20 Comlskey
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