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sWEsbEN.

King Gustafs progress toward re-
covery] is such that" it. was possible to
remove him from his chamber to an
other room.
-. A liquor monopoly for the exclusive
manufacture OF spirits in Sweden was
organized with a capital approximat.
ing $4,OO0,OO0. =: - 5a>'.: -. " ',5'
u The parish of cDalskog has kept out
tramps and beggars by offering a re-
ward of $1.35 for bringing person of
this class to, the sheriff.
The riksdag has appointed M. Nor,
stroem and NJ! 3Soeverlund, member Of
the city council; as Representatives, Of
Sweden at the hygiene congress, to
be held in, Washington: uot i&.rf~ J. =
u mohuslan5 paid, out about; $1,50o'
for the killing, of .26,546 crows in 1909.
The bounty was 4 cents apiece in
winter and six and three e!fourths cents
apiece in summer. -!3" 8>''5-' = H%f
|7t Prof lJoflan 8 Borjeson, <Sweden's
most prominent sculptor, is dead, He
was born in yTolo, - Halland, in, 1888,
and in 1867. he exhibited his, first great
work, Hefmer and Aslog. ~ By. means
Of this work he was enabled to 60 to
Rome to continue his studies, and
during. the past forty years he has
produced "a number of groups which
occupy, prominent places lin the tart
galleries Of Europe r Some of his:
n: onuments and statues -adorn public
SQUARES in the large cities Of Sweden.
His art reached it's climax In the
/ equestrian 5statute of King Karl x. at
/ the 7?Malmon market splace:Tu His Stem
bock7 statute in, Helsingborg Is also a
magnificent, piece Of work. ;Borjeson
Vas an idealist, but his productions
were 'mh1ahlyp and robust:' His name,
has been firmly established IN tie his
tory of the art of sculpture. r.,
Horses and skis combined enter,
dtnto3 the trainingn the hhussars sta
Ettonedf fatE Manao ythisvwinter. 6 Noaexer-
3pises giyesf thess people more, fun than
this many MR Of the men stand ,p d straight
horses, But the noSyices often plant
I fthehaseI9sss 1n the SNOW in q . most un: i
dfgnffede em4nner!uh ee7h5 b9zh@E2f''
dfngphe past year ywass poora one tor
hthea fafmersqof Sweden. 1.-THE. .ecfops
were ftfairlYY goad,oI but ethe prices
dropped CAS- an an indirect result Of thee
ss1st esSasS S55'tS Weighing iRBi g p pounds a. vas
I caught Z near Halmstad the other day.
BOD 10 ge1tafI 1000 a1Ga III G5R9 a
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,eAs,RebeinU.nlverslty.

Il The Rev ", w. Howard, Howard, rector Of
Markset .Despipg, itEtln ENGLAND, isl ,rela1.
eqpishing ff} ms his living after r. years ser
wee ;in that parish and 49, years Of
ministerial life" Heo dss also odeanf Of
Stamford. but this deanery is 4 sin o.
cure without any stipend attached and
merely entities the hlsohe heritps sbe styled
"very reverend" It is a survival from
the pre.refermaqtion period, when rstamee
ford was an dmpartant ecclesiastical
center, with Ia churches, besides mo-
naetic establishments dend a tnrebel,
university, Academies jealousy OF this
forgotten medieval AnfYilersity fingered
almost within thin Lying yyill 4 memory at OK
ford, where ,untilss ntillss 1923 al candidates
for the N. 4, degree had to make oath
atbbaat they you'd never lecture p at sstamJ
IOEQ. e9ttg9CT1Tg fpfsaT ri %ffsyf f.T1 NJ
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Few BreWeries for County.

Washington. Pa. Feb 14-There
viii be five breweries less in Wash
ington county this year as result of
Judge McIlvaines ruling in the license
court. Heretofore there have been
nine, but five fell under the ban be.
cause of the activities of the Anti-Sa-
loon league and temperance organiza,
tiOns. -,
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Cattle Disease in Berlin,

Berlin. Feb. 14.-The >hoof and
mouth disease has been discovered
among the cattle in the stockyards at.
tached to the municipal slaughter
house. 1t is supposed to have been
brought from Pomerania, Prussia.
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Twenty Hurt in Frisco Collision.

San Francisco, Feb. 14.-Twenty
people were injured, two fatally, when
the rear car of an Oakland Key route
train was telescoped by the forward
car of a Berkeley train a mile from
the shore end of the Key road pier.
To the right of the trains lay the wa:
ters of the bay, Is feet deep. ..
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U. S. Troops Parade in Manila.

U. S. Troops Parade in Manila.
Manila, Feb IA. - Eight thousand
troops concentrated here preparatory
to the carrying out; Of extensive
manoeuvers, paraded, and were view
ed by Governor General Forbes and
Major General Carter.
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LeoncavaIIo's Death Feared

LeoncaVaIIo's Death Feared.
Milan, Feb 14.-Riggio Leoncaval-
la, the composer, is seriously i'll from
heart disease and his death is feared
His brother has been summoned by
telegraph.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Send 10c.. name of. paper and this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch. Book
Each bank contains Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St., New York
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:SG0tt''S::EFllutSiion

is a wonderful food-medi-
cine for all ages of man.
kind. 1t will make the
delicate, ,sickly baby strong
and well-will give the
pale, anemic girl rosy
cheeks and rich, red blood.
1t will put flesh on the
bones of the tired, over
worked, thin man, and
will keep the aged man
or woman in condition to
resist colds or pneumonia
in the winter.
N0TDc
The sun., 1910-05-22
RECREATION CENTRE CAVES.
Hlsh scASSl q Commerce Athletes seore
Nest Points.

With irsi places IN the mile run. 20 yarS
dash and senior relay race. the High school
of Commerce won tho evening recreation
centre games IN the seventy first Regiment
Armcry last night. scoring ~ pOinia Cen.
tres ~ and - we're i,a closest oOmpstitors
for the trophy
There Uas a big held In the mile I
Enderlin of the High school % Commerce
oenire won In Z minutes ~ seconds
The summary:
% Yard Run. Junlor-woa By J. Brods eenrs
lag' J. SummeFgrade, centFe ~. second. q. Lsruol
centre a., hird. Time seconds.
~ Nard Run. Scaior Won by s. r. SallneaF
ceaiIe . v cassy. een0re ilp, second; J. DoaahSs,
20 YaTd Run. Junior wen sS I. Carey. esuUs
-; 3 fAlisk conire iaA ssoond. r. Fried. centre
a, tnird. ume. y !, segoads
SeSoo SS 81 mum SSo,1. : S;sSy 1,,! Nh
.scend , SaiineaS. oenis 'hird. Tine.
Po,A,o Rass. Juulol Won by r MarrOss.
centre q u RAIDER. centre laa Second {. Woody
centre y, thlrd. Time, - IS teconda
Potato Raee, SsaioF-Woa by n. heussueg
centFe - O. fnedmAn, centIe e, seeGnd. {.
PasldeTer. .loentrc. H. hird. Tine. y IS see
go Yard Run. Junlor-woa By l.. Fsus,sgblau.
centre "a, v Doyle, cenwe ifp secoad. r. O'Hal
loran. cenire tee thlrd. Tine, " secOada
tto Yard nun. SenloF-W0h By s. SchoIkoW,
ceuire ~ =. heFTe, centrr ~. serond. u. Aeinen,
cenlre i7a, lhird. Time, % IS seconda,
40 Yard Run. Senior-WOn by J. ONeil, centre
.. " GOosty centre y. sscond G Wnlcoa. High
SrhOCl % Commerce centre third. Time
mlnutea 10 5 aeconds.
Mne Run. lenlor-Won ~ Enderiln HiFh
Sehooi oi Commerce centre, n huyamaa, eentFe
lsq. Sscoad. J. Patisn, centre d third Time. 4
minutes q aecunda
io4 ard Relay Rare. lunior-Won BY centre
eeniFe lsa. seooad centre a. thlFd. Time
minute - seconds
l.tA Ward Relay Race. senior Won b. High
SohoO Of Commeroe eeatre second team, With
Bryant hcNamara. Mack and LAvtn: centre teT
second. centre a.. third. Tine minutes 81 IS
seconds
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UNDONE ~ LOGAN'S ERRORS.
vale CAptaIn's NIsUsaJs Help Hsly Cross
tSLSng Drawn Tie Game.

wORCEsTER. Mass May si-Tbe battle
between Holy Cross and Yale on Fitton
Field to-day ended 10 IN q eleven inning
game, Which would have been won by Yale
In nins innings had not Capt. logan mads
four straight errors IN the opening inning.
allowing the local lads 70 scOTe four runs
After an uphill hght tho New Haven
cOllegians By adding a run az time IN ghe
third. fourth NTH and sixth innings fied
the srOre and gained a lead NJ one IN the
seventh On FOley's Wild pitch over Gans's
head into the grand stand
FOLEY vas retired in the seventh. Ma
honey taking biz place and holding the
ing four lunlnn Tommer for Yale
pitched an eNCeilent game throughout
and hsd little diflculty IN holding the Holy
cross ads COy's two base biz IN the third
and L0gan'a steal In the sixth we're the
feaiures of the Fame The score
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Great TuFnolt q TFotteFs and PAesss
un ahe Drive.

| To the strains OF -Dixie" and MY Mary
land the equine stars fled sOlemnly past
the Judges at Speedway Park yesterday
afternoon In their long deferred parade
and Il was evident that the pomp and csre-
mOny we're much mors pleasing 10 the
drivers than 20 the four footed contestants.
A. the head Of the hrst division was a
squad Of mounted pOlice. then came 4.
Ia Place. marshal. with Kate Nelson. and
Joseph Gibbons. president OF the Road
Drivers Association. driving ClarO, ANY.
NeGt IN order were stellar lights. Which IN
cluded A. b. GWaihmsy's liver. James
A, Murphy's Don Derby. 3Oth Coast Mars.
9lik. and kim. 2iSAI. also from the Murphy
stables: Who knows. 2lO'G: Minnie Albert.
ajax. Charles Hubbard. 7l7'1. and more
than q score Of others made up the frsi
division.
s.B. Wolf. owner Of Minnie Albert. headed
the second division. with twenty entriea,
and each Of the ave divisions were well
filed Miss Constance smith, aged Z, drove
her hay mare Brand0n Lass In the parade
and managed her with a skill that made
many hOFseman envy her In the horse
show which was held on the lower stretch
In front OF tho grand stand Miss Constance
captured a blue ribbon for her favoFits
u took half an hour for the string of
horses 10 pass the grAhd stand single nle.
and then when they had marched up tho
M llks the famous King q France they
lnspscilOn.. The Judges we're Georss 4.
Coleman, John McCullaEh and charles =
Rice. and u was no easy task 10 Judge the
horses, a. was necessary first 10 divide
insisted on having their hOrses IN every
class. Finally. however, after Charles kice
had had = heart 10 heart talk with the con-
lestanis be managed % line up ClarO, Kate
Albert. HallOck M louise y. i. The AfistO-
crat and Dr. ThFeet for ClAas A. William
sc0tt's bay mare Louise r. Was picked TO
wear the blue. Z. IA Places Kate Nelson
Was second and The AristOcrat third. The
ribbons we're awarded for manners and
general appearance. speed counting for
nothing IN this par, of the Programms.
special prize for the best equipped
iurpoIt y the parade went TO John J. heily's
Lady Jefferson. 31t
The awards:
Class AAPacers- First William Soous BE-. m. |
louise z. second. = J. Il Pieces br. m. Kate |
Class A-Trst,sTs First Nat Dryers br T.
J. Y. second, y. A. Campbeila br. z. Doctor lves /
Class B Pacsrs-Pir.l John HallahAn's hIk. q /
5aek Patc b; second' w. ), Edsimeyer's b. O. |
Class B-Trorsrs -Firyt. Leo Ostangsrs hr. T. |
Nashville second. John hsTrinEtons b y Nancy |
Class P.ssT.AFTsS rs Ai9ns JShS ,OiiSiuS ~ b
Orphan Boy. second, ~. ~ y. 0ill's b m. De. /
lodsus. thlrd. u J McEimesl's b. g. nandy c. a. /
Class C-Trotters-FirsL iohn MAgulrea b. m. 4
Jennie n second, John Lennong b. 6. CArmino /
third. Louis smiths BE-, e. They Trio.
Class D-pAcera-FirNL r. G, LAwuuR'a CO. z, /
r. shelton: second william e. UThann b, m 4
Bertha z. third. J. MOrrts's blk. FtmEerAh. /
Class D-rrOtlers- FIRST J. y AAnnlng's
olk. n. Princess ElwoOd: second. John MAgulre's
b, G. COler.
Class -Trotters-First ". 8 Edelmsyer's
Tod Ssin. ,scgnd. Tnoms. LASsons D. G. JsP'
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N.Y.U. TRACK MEN Snow FORM.
Defeat RutEsrs by sa 70 GR n . Dual
Meet.

New York University defeated Rutaer,
COLLEGE an OhIo PI.ld v..,.rdav .s,.rroo-
= -, -, -
m Nne duAl trecg meet Dy tne score OF 81
TO ~. The local track men scored first place
In TN ~ an. ,hiys.., .,,.nt. c., Z, n n
Soriin - g., 49, t.,...i ~. y. .i,. ~
-i ~ ~ 49,. ~ 49, i ~ ~ w ~ tOlie4 :
~ ~ st.9 ~ ~. ~ " .Alce Iu
= - sesounsl " OeihY Ohe-uitn oi second
PETER man tne previous MARI. LAuer OF
New York and hAVena. the captain Of the
Rutgers team ran 4 Close hundred. these
two men we've the chief point " winnera each
scoring An aRHFa9ntS Of thirtepn points
Only drsf and ss~ond plares rountsd n IN.
.V.nts a.. n,int. hstS,s -i,,.r - a. ',.3
~ - - ..l,,.,,t N''0" ''' "'9' @nu
~ ~ .e..Ii-.
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PIrTsBUR8. May 2I-Ths veteran taiheld
allowed New York only tWO hits to-day. the
Pirates taking the first game Of the series
by a score Of 10 o. Gibson for the Pirates
started the seventh inning by beating out
q shOFt hit over Raymond head. BridWeil
made q great stop. got the ball In HE glOvsd
hand. but Was unable 10 field II 10 hrst In
time 20 catch the runner
Then lslheld tried 10 sacrifice. placing
the ball three feet in front Of home plate
sschlei helded the ball promptly. but 10 the
surprise Of the apectaiOra made the play
TO nrSt. getting leineld bat allow ing Gibson
10 reach second. ByTne came along with
handy single. on which Gibson scored
easily
Murray reached Arst in the aFst inning
on . walk. but vas out attempting 10 steal
In the third Merkle also walked and vas out
trying to steal second In the eighth Bird
well started veil with the hFst clean hit the
Giants registered. a Texas Lacquer placed
just out Of range OF Clarke, Wagner and
Leach. Devlln followed with what looked
good for a hit. but the sphere was gathered
In by Wagner. who with MtlleT's assistance
made a double. retiring the side.
Tho visitors got their second hit Of the
game In the ninth when Msrkle, the hrst
man up. singled over second. SnOd grass.
who batted for Schlei. forced MeTkle a.
second. Wagner 10 Miller KealeF, batting
for Raymond, famed chef Meyers batted
for Devone. but line hied to Leach The
srore
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COLUMBIA FRESHMEN Win
YALE AND PENN PLEBES REAT.
EN Az AMERICAN HENLEY.
niUe ami WhitsS FirSt HsaF OArsInsn
seare an EAsy Triumph-Othar Mem.
hgsials Grew n Dead Heat VIM ths
PUN Els ht-TWO Races % Harvard.

score Am EAag Trtumuh-0toef Mofn'
hgslIls Crew n Dead Heat VIM ths
Pun Ela ht-TWe Races q Harvard.
PEILABkLFEIs. hay u. In the AmeFiosE
Henley regatta to-day on TIE schuylhill
River Harvard won the race for tho lunSas
collegiate eight cared shells. Pennsy,'
vania and Columbia rOWed dead heae fsg
second place. This Face vas exciting. ana
althouEh the onaksrs manAGed 10 draW
level they had ell their work cut oct n
holding the Columbia crew IL check.
The Harvard men won both the races
they entered They displayed eood siyis
In neither Of these two events we're they
pushed 70 any eHtent and Won WNh the
Ereatest Of eaRs.
Ths spscial intsrClub asonRd aighe cared
shell race Vas one Of the closast ever Wli-
messed on The looal eOuFas. Al the Ave
crews rot away with a good start. AZ the
head Of the lslsnd WAhnetah. Union and
Potomac were even. The coxsWain % ths
20 Wahnetah By half a boat length. Iha
Potomacs nnished . good third The local
creWa, West Phladelphia and Fsirm0unt,
WeFe badly beaten.
..!SSS ASS;h'[ so1 S'O's S.SSS SS8 ', :D. ms s 2:
Boat Club and the Ariels Of haltim0Te goi
away 20 q good start and they rOWad sk3e
by side during the whole journey. Ihe
Judge took a IoRg lime eeiors iS they settled
Pred Sheppard II the Harlem ROWlaR
Club, New York, easily won the irat angle
aculls by about two lengths q Open watsf
The Columbia freAhmsn outrowed ~
Vale and Pennsylxanla youuRsiefs IN the
frashman event The New York lads Noa
by thres lengths.
u:,:% SssGS4 SoS: sEgs1E ys,s I,y,,S ~ Sr's ~. ES
Boainn. ascuad: q. l. Bnlchsg. AaloA y. O.. phlla.
delphlA. ihlFd, Tine. mlnltee 81 IS secopdA
Woe 6y waknstah B. G.. Nsg YsgE UalcS 3, c..
ihIrd. rims. I mls1lss q sA sssoads;
n.r4s Et cIUS ERCI PSsSslbss Ssss taiys q .s:
vanls sscoad; ATuRdsl Boat cluk BolamOFs.
'AiEd. Tine. minutes si : seoonda ,,,,..-.,,.,
n n, philaasiphla; HsWbp0iitAa n. O.. ksa
YsFh. ssnoad. INNS. minutes % sscoads. only
) SusIor ooisuia,s Kishs osTsd Ahsls-wes ~
Harvard: dead heat between uniyeui,y Of Penn.
syiVania and Columbia Time. ] minutes eiS
llSr,sn % y a. Nss SorS: Z. Y HSiRss, tllssT:
az S fisa'lEIEIs :SgSsa s S1 5sS,.. S9s s
FirI Eisht Osrua Shsls-wnp bE Harvard
ESisasSha Pslssrh isira sR 'TsS TSs. SSS,ss 70 -
NV FY,.hmsa Elsa, DARED shs.ls-.- WSa bv csnm.
bla UnivaTsltY: Yaie, Second: uAlNersitg % PFln-
syIvaaia thlfd, Ttms. Z minulaa as terQnoa
intrFrrholasdc right Oared Shells-Woa ~
re1tTnl HIgh SchOol Phllaaslphia. GSoEgeloWa
Prepara IoFv Srhosl. Naahlngtoa second: hAin
more CIV College. thlSd. Tine. ] minutes y
Serond -Four Dared Shsih-Woa ~ Maln
b c. Philadelphia; Arel " C., balumore. AM
ond: University Of PtnnNSiveni4. thtra; Juia1
3 O.. BOstsS. iouFlh. TiFne. minutss sS ses'
Firt pair DARED sheils--wou BY West Pnll4
seluhia n G.. Malta r. O., PhllAdelphla, seo1nd
rir,6 a n lnutes u 4 Seconds Only too klaEt4Fg.
The sun., 1910-05-22

Totals - q "a S
r.rr fr1.rg rIr vas mads
..' otter .l me- ninth inning
'1' .Hsers. In ne fourth lnnlnE.
'.. ..f ora .r ne EInfh innlnK
600 OEu0 q o n 0 a.
-O0O0aOO O0OC -
..rrHrd Turner I. FIies. nirming.
N0Fs -hsr Roach Cree, Augtin.
..' Nase On rrrura =CtgVeiand. 8. Yes
To-. lr Thsrt q isa einnd .. NgW Nnrh.
.af lr IaNs aDf Llnke. A. % Berger
au.fa 1It ~ lake, hY Berger,
.F.Flr rWn naas hlfl4 fuT.
rsFr sarrifcs hita- Bradley.
.r'Er' Ntuien nasea-LufnaT.
'.. Hr- rgha~ Hrmphul. a puuhle
.'. .rr rHEe lord Roach ara Chaae
.. .rrr NHssff haIis= E8siEFiy. =
fr .. M~ l.rss % 10 eight and one
a.. ~ H-rFsr 7in s.t lnnihas % F1rd,
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Totals 81 . ~ 10 z
'One out uhen winning rtn Naa scored
'halled for Corridor Ia the eighth inning
!hafled for kieErT 10 tho ninth inning
BrOakiyu % % % q o %
~ Louis % -
HUNS Brooklyn Burch naubert Wheat ~
Louis Zaehrr Oakes, kOneirhy. Two hase
hlt Oakes Douhir plays ErUin aud McMn
Ian Corridor kouetrhy and Nov ny. hurdrs
and kunr'rhJ Stoleu bass Burch uaubert
Wild pitch -Filrker hAlk COTrtdon First haae
on halls on Corridor on Ruckrr struck
out ~ Corridor. by tucker Left on bakea
81 Louis y Brooklyn. Umpire IN chief
iOhHstOns Fisid umpire Moran. Tine hour'
and rs minutss
CECtNSArt q hosTos. ~ L..A
CINCINNATI. hhy = Three singles q double
and a triple and a Etoicn bass gave thc Reds
iouI runs 10 ne aIhth inning against hoston
10 iai and The Gnnthlies defeated liustnn in
tha nfst game u thf srues 10 spade vas
BIZ hard a. the getaway but settled down a. the
game progressed The score
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CslgA,s Overwhslms n P.L

TRoY. n. T.. May 2i.-ColKate over
vhelmed Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute
in the dual athletic meet this afternooa
capturing first place in all the track sVents
and allowing r. p 20 get The 1I.t points
ColRafe NeWcomb won the 80 yurd hiah
hurdle and - yard Low hurdle races
Rsker toOf the aaartpP and han mile, Funs
and Baldwin crossed the tape leader " ne
wss. COLGATE, - 20; h. p. l.. a i-a
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Totais N 10 q ,
'Batird for KlssinEsF In ne ninth inhing
Jersey CITY n o a o q 5
nu Taio ......o o o
Huns Jersey Ctty-(iemrnt h0eiisF. han ford
ID I0hnson Crooks HudAlo Wuots. Sahris
First base on 4 balls on Merritt ! oh Dubsr a
on KlasfnFrT 3 Struck out ~ lubec. q b.
fisainErr by Merritt 4 Two base hits
HenHne %. Johnson SacFihcn hits Norller
" Johnson stolen bases -CrookG Esmond.
Moelisr firsi bAse on error BuiAlo ieT
sey city LEFT on bases- Buffalo. D. JerssT
mitch Duber Umpire In rhirf-kefly Field
Gmplre HalliGan time hours and minutes.
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CADET POLOISTS SCORE.
sauaaron 4 Team Defeated at west POlnt
b. PolO ACAdevny Players

wEsr PoINT. y. ". May si.--The squad
ron A polo team. which defeated the army
officers team last week az Van C0rtlandt
Park, was defeated here to-day by the
cadet polo team. The final score was ~
70 2k The Squadron 4 men did not bring
their ponies and were handicapped by
having 10 ride the cadets ponies. but they
put up a strong game and kept the cadets
hustlinR throughout.
spencer did hns work carrying the
hall several times for long distances before
scOrinR. He made two % the slnIadrDn'a
goals and StOddard scored the other one.
byara Waa the star for the Army, and when
he got the ball usually carried it for long
distances and shot with great acCurHcy
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TICTORT TO CRESCENTs.
RAy Ridge NIea Win Prem NG. Washington
At Lacrosse. AtSa.

In between the showers Of yesterday
afternoon the lacrosse team Of the Crescent
Athletic Club defeated the Mount Washing
ton club. their ancient rivals from Ralti-
more. by the scOre Of 4 goals 10 . The hrst
period of play ended In q tie at one goal ali
and throughout the srenteT part Of the
Second halt the sore remained 81 tie
Crescent, however. forged ahead as the
visitors worse beaten than the score would
Indicate
Armstrong oi Mount Washington had hla
head cut IN the second period of play The
visitor had 10 retire from the contest until
Bert walker who hsd been playing an en-
Cellent game for the Cresrents. retired
Armstrong was able 10 play after few min
utes and no had hardly returned 70 the
Washin Eton
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TOtals - : - n
'Fatted for Iiey0re IN the ninth inning
fhattet for Schiei IN the ninth inning
Halted for Raymond IN the ninth inalng
New Ork .... . q q "a
PttisburG q o /
Run- -Piitshurg-,iihsnn. S,Oien hAsrs-w Veg
nef lgTne Miller SacTincr hit-Leiheld Double
plays Doyie and Merkle. wagner. Miller and
flynn. First hase on haliE-OR Leneid. . on
Ray mond. g struck ~ l.eineld. 3 by RAY
mond Hit by pltcheg-Hy Ral mOnd tWnsonl.
L Umpife IN chief bay Firid umpire brennan.
Time hour and N minutes.
~. LOUts ~. -. . BBOoELYN.
ST IoUIs. May 1.-The superbas and
Tho Cardinals started their series this
afternoon before n. on baseball fans and
II Required ten innings 70 settle the contest
Il resulted In a victory for tho home club
20 }. huckeT was sent 10 the mound fOr
the Trolley Dodgers, while Corridor began
tho fray Tor the Cardinals. lie vas re-
lieved by RieEeT In the eighth. when a
fuaillade Of bits we're made on Of his de-
livery. Lush succeeded ksger in the tenth
when q pinch hitter was sent in. The
sCore
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rotAls 70 y IS !
Two ourwhen winning run was made
'hatted for NandegTin n the ninth inning
.natted for smith n the nln N inning
Newark o o . o o
Turuntn y q o u q -
Runs-NcwArk -Caniey Toronto -O'HaFa
Kelly. Thrre base mt-OHaFa NacHnce hit
shaw. stolen hAses-tianley. Zimmerman
Left on bases NeNSrh, o rofnntn. :. Double
Fitzpatrick Hit BY pitrheF-ny smith ll0udenI
struck Out-By Mc(iinnlty, =. BY smith. 4 Ftrsi
base on halis-On Smith. : tmpire IN chief,-
Hurst Field umpiFe-B Boyle. Time hour aud
IS minutes.
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BROOKLYNS KEEP rHE cur.
Creseents Beatea n FiRas Match II
AmnaeaF aaeerr I've.

A. Bay Ridge Yesterday afternoon the
Crescent Athletic Club and Brooklyn teams
met 10 decide the amatuer cup tie for the
season. The Brooklyns won a fast game.
/ goal 70 o. and 'hereby retain possession
Oi he cup for another year. In the irsi
half each side struggled for supremacy but
no scoring vas accomplished After the
rpstart, however. and after ten minutes
play " A. Kirby kicked q goal for the
hrooklyns. The Crpacenta missed an Op-
good Z penalty kick ave minutes before
time was called.
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s,, nq,,,ss Wasssinsson. s Elrs, eass on halls
9ut-hy Bailey, y hy Groom, a Two hase nit
hlllfer Sarrinee mis-HArtreil : StOlen bassa
lhOnmanl Wlid nloch-Gro0m. Umpire In
nhlef-Dineen. fleld umplFe-Conno Time-
I hour and 20 minutes
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At Yorh -York. L lAneaaier,
A. Trenton -Trenton. = Readlhg >
a. Wunamsport- " iliamapofl " JohnS
AZ HarrisBurE- Harrisburg . AIioona. l.
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Al New Haven NeW Havsa 4 ayidgspoIt, .
AZ New nfitAln-Ncw Britain. = Har9erd, ].
AI wsssFoury " Wsieghnry y aprtngheid. q
At Holyoke - H0lyok Norbonlpton, =
The sun., 1910-05-22

Al New oFIFans- Nsu olleaas, A. MemphAs,
At WrminF ham-B BlruinGlAn, ~ AuthW,
Al Wohiie- NaaRvills. ., nohlie. o
AZ Nonteoraegy = glsat gaule--s attAnooaAs =
Non atEOmeTs. o Surond Gane-honteeuloiy.A