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NsW EoRR ~. ~. 0: PHILADELPHIA w. l. !.
PHILADELPHIA. April - raymond and
the rest Of the Giants were too much for the
Phiilbss In an exciting thirteen inning COM
bat to-day. Raymond had one Of his good
days. Although unsteady In many Of the
innings. he pitched a remarkable game
considering everything 4 mum by little
Josh DeNore In right field presented the
Philiies with their two runs Tailed In the
eighth
In the thirteen sessions the Philiies faced
Raymond they made but eight hits. thres
being inneld tapS. BraDsfeld and knabe
being the only members OF the Doom family
who we're able to fathom the delivery
In many a light place Raymond won out by
striking Out a couple Of dangerous looking
pinch hitterS
The Phillies had chance In tho fourt b
inning. n with one down and the sacks full
Doom punched little tap 20 Ray mond and
quick double play resulted when Bugs
tossed to schlei in tlne to retire MaEes
coming home. Doom being beaded OF going
to hrst by Schleis throw TO Merkle The
Giants hat Earl Moore hard in IN" early part
q the contest and AZ Ihs Nindup. In the
nrat four innings they made sin Of their
twelve hits and IN the thirteenth pounded
him for three singles and a double New,
ne r,xh, es,a ne ssD ss'oHu Sea' ssh SHs,
In The thlrteenth. when the Giants pounded
h i'm hard and saVAgety
Sey mONr's cIout Ia the second gave the
Giants the first run OF the afternoon and
they tackled up another IA the sixth RAY
nond started this inning by walking and
rushing 10 third when Moore threw DeVore :
Intended sacrifice out la centre field IN an
attempt to choke on bugs at second boy le
and MURRAY raised LITTLE flies to DoolAn
and branafeld respectively but Seymour
came To time With q clean cut smash over
second carrying home kaymond. Bridw ell
walksi, but Devltn wound up the inn!ss
BY forcing Devore ~ third on a tap 10 Grant
~ looked like . shutout for the Dootns
until the eighth. when DeVOre put them
In the game Tor the time being After
Grant had struck out MaRee walked bTans-
fields line drive went through DevOre's
hands. and while josh was fOoling around
under the Aigns IN right fsid irving to pick
up the ball MAGE reached third and Brans-
field second. Tn knAbe's single TO centre
With the runs whtch tied the score DooIan
EhackSd one Ia Raymond who throw 10
Brtdwell to head On knAbe going TO second
but Brtdwel dropped the ball On Doom .
long ny 10 seymour knAbe rushed TO third
DoolaQ stole second during the time Moore
was swinging ~ three hiRh ones
In the thirteenih Schlei opened with a
single to centre and after RAYMOND fann@d
DevOre shot q one Saaer 30 left. Doyle
hit the s,gn IN centre for two bases sending
IN Schlsi and DevoTe Murray fouled 20
Doom. no made a poor throw to second
TO catch DOyle mapping Larry moving 10
20 centre FOR a bAse BecksT stole second
but did not get Anv further for BrtiN ell
ended With nv to DOOlaE.
The score
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E.,.r,sr. Isse at Psmllc..

BALTIMORE. April ,s.-LOBG shots had the
call to-day. not one favorits rswardins
the talent. Hereto at prohibitive odd,
finished second In the two-year-old rRcs
TO Chiffon Bslls. and .Iaoobite. at at q TO s
could do no better In tho last race. When
~ T. Ureene rot the decision.
The summaries;
Ftrss Raee-Pour and q half fuTl0aga-Chilto1
BETTE lg7 (Walkerl. IS 20 :. wOa. HeSstie. 81.
tIl,iaanl. 20 =. necond: huskmelon. 1o1 (GllberD
8 10 l, third. Tine, O.nJ 3. Troy weight. iriah
Nora FOotnghUs, Cloud saa T0e Dancer also ran
Seroad Race-Nx furtong4-WennA. Saa
Grand = "a /, Won: Kyle, l@ lRnnnssyl, 10 J.
secoad: Jennie wsils, az tEsaePe. 70 .. third
TBs. ils ). Md, NlbAck; hayTe. Mon Ami
ThITd Race one mile-ApologiSe. iOs fRam
sesI s 10 4. Won; Lad Of LanIden. 10 (fgtep1
10 I. aegO nd. give Fly. i0t (Ao&sl - 10 l. third
fine iN Juggler ard County Fair also ran.
FOuTth Itarc- Steeplechasr. two miles Rnss
Fenion. rag Allcnl. Is 20 !. Ven; Tourney. ~
ID Donohur, 20 s. second Stellaland. laa (Pat
SsssS. Msgsilaa. DUKE OF RoasoGs and. IIIES nai
also ran.
Ftnh Raee-NA furiongs-Layminaler 20.
tTleN rriChi. 10 10 !. Won Teddy Bear, us (Retdl
20 l. seront Tasteful. iOI (DuHnnl. 70 I. thiFd
Time i.iV 3 Sparkling wsve, bright SlaF
Ny southern Boy Sloppsr: I-epard-,o~n
also ran.
Nsth Race STA hiTIOngs-M. T. Greene ~
tWalkerl. 10 20 I. NOn: lacobite. ite lPnlnlal
to s. seroBd: Lotus Eater. ~ ca MrCarfy1
N 20 !. third. Time. i1s ta faust. Merry
t,assie. Gip-y CIR. The Speaker and Aunt Kats
also ran.
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GUY FISHER WINS FLUSHING
sam HORSE SHOWS FASP MILE
AFTER RUNNING OUT.

Trasls nsesra Ter slx Furlsags Twice
mrsaEsn by Ressky O'nrteA an1 mnas
man-0nagep ana Gs,den Aenes
Taas ne rweYear-Oia Eveats-
seven horses we're scratched out Of the
Flushins selling Stakes. one mile. al Aaue-
Duct yesterday. This left Geld Of four TO
face the barrier. Guy Fisher. the fAvortte
after running out at the head OF the stretch
ran over tho others In the last furions anu
Won Ralloping BY two and q half lengths
m i:sa a-S. Question MARI, after q long
duel with Right Easy. beat the latter by
the sams margin for the place. Otto. a
paddock tip. had q fash Of speed. but qnit.
Former winners OF this event were haza-
rina. sister stella Rare Perfume. Sidney
I.ucaa Intrusive Potente, Namtor. Grenade.
BroadclOth. Campaisnsr and Jnggler.
The fine weather attracted n fair sizsd
crowd and made the afternoon particularly
enjoyable. James MAcNAnus won twO
races with Rocky O'BTicn and Golden
Agnes, While John A. brakes colors were
aeen for tho first time In several years
when they we're carried Ia he nfth race
by Hattie X, filly by the great Ort Wells.
Mac Mantis's coloru doomed up at the finish
Of the handicap at six furlongs when his
three year-o old Mesidler colt Rocky O'Brien
beat Rose Queen in a hot drive. Rose Queen
WAS added md was an overN helmtnG taNor-
lie. she led ND TO the last sixteenth pole,
mere she hung. and Rocky O'Brien closing
fast beat her q half = length IN li2 70,
a new track record. There was one other
s,sssss KiHS 3lynpisn who Vas n S,s re,
stand long. for In the next race. q ceiling
AFFAIR al the same distance, II. a. Bedwell'
Madman stepped the route in III Is. and
" on in a gall0p by nve lengths. ~ Caf-
man's Campeon, the contender all the way
managed 20 last long enoIgh TO Keep ,he
drsth'a Eddle Dugan.
r. 7. wilson. Jr.A. Onag prohibtttve
choice. enjoyed an exercise RahOp IN the
hrsl race, for two-year-O lds. -four and q hall
fuFseaSs. lie reached he wire an length
y iroat o. staT,lss My ~ s,si SaT =,
heFmsncO-0oorgA Kinney, Was q poor
third. Just nosing out senator Cullen. The
~ MacHsSusis Golden Agnes. by Golden
Marin. ives suecsssigl in the NTH race.
Golden Marlin had q isag,S over Bsshti.
Who ives two Lengths In front OF Horizon.
The time was Ot7 as. -
James r. Eeeno's Metaphor III. the
fRVoRite In the last event, for mAtdsna. at
! seven ftITiongs, had no chance. - he was
practically LETT 81 the post. Nunda. a mare
and Won sasIiy By three lengths in / :3s IS
the latter owned BY Billy Lakeland ran
second and third respectively. George Field
was never q factor
" @. Bsdwell bid up Guy Fisher from
he sain horse with a o. raise !Ockey
| Iiebert vas suspended for ave days by the
starter 1aplin and Archibald each rode
1.-Two winners. The summarize
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TO-DIY,S CARD FOR AqUEDJCr,
Greeunesd stakes. for TwS-Year-wssis. tn
Chlef Feature.

The Greenfield s,akess. or two-year-olds.
four and n half furlonRs. will he run -
Aqueduct to-day with Semprolus. Scrirn-
mage and Frank Mullens perhaps tho beat.
az six furlOnga. with Polite levy. Galley
slave and Myles OCOnneli figuring well.
In a handirap AZ seven furlonas ftrUgeOnN,
Prince Gal and Sandrian have the DFAl
chances In the third race. AZ amile. Dande-
lion. Keep Moving and The Peer may be tn9
factors.
In the ffth race, AZ seven furlongn. W. IA.
Dvcrton, I'd Rail and Wander may 30 we'll
Ivo-year-olds will 20 In the last rnDe. "a
i've furiongs, ~tih Busy Misc. Whin ant
White MoOl 10 he considered. The entries
follow.
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Totals ~ - 10
'Aatt~d for Coomte In tho nfth lnnlng
'lst,ed FOR DTTert in the ninth inning
ss: E. 2 az -. -. g.. 1855 -
Runs Phil.delphia-H srteei. ObtrinG. murphy
Nsp \ ORR Bsmphin 2 wolter, D. CTee. l-aPore
Apsun F1rst base on erT0rs- phlladeiphia. J.
sss NarE a Lsft On bases-Phikadeiphla, O.
sra orr a first base on balls-On Co0Tubs, 2
- DJ CERT. 1: OF Ford, \ siIuck Out-By Coqtnb>.
hy Dygert. :: ~ Ford, q. Three bass hle-
Otdrng z rec Two base hit-Barry. Sarrtnre
lis 'otina, Ford. stolen BAGS philI
No'~r Double play Murphy. DyGerts barEy
snd Davis Hlt by u t-h-r-by Coombs sweeney!
ti's-DT Coombs. . In four Innings; on ygert
In sour fnninas ttntdre in chief -fHnee
Assistant umpire e OnnOliy Time hours
wasmuNoros :: BOSTON "a. -, J.
wsHHtN oTox April 81 The NashlnftOns sur
Drs~d ne natives hero "a day b winning game
u 10 'Felftn inming. Lrtvetle single 70 crnHr
~ 40 fu~ifth. vita tWo out and John son On tnird
bro srt Ia the winning The srOrr
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Change. IN Yale Freshmsn rrrw.

NV HAVEN. ApTil - After an eNciiina
race between the Nals fr~-hman crews i-
the hsFboT this afternoon Ia Which the third
she'll made two lengths uf Op-n brt ween n
shifted the oarumen. ben BruudTsd u a.
placed nj stroke In place Of Walker who
Waa moved TO No q Walter Camp Or
WAS given hts old place az No IN place II
HoIDeyn OldenlerH was moved frDui
No. 20 No and Srully was given y seat
at No :. GBpin VAS given she cONswatn'.
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Iotals- - ~ u ,
sRatted for Rabsau IN ninth inning
'One out when winning run MAS made
Williams. ... o.. y u o
Harvard o o q "a
Runs-wuIamS- LAmbie. Harvard Carr {.
Left on hases Harvard. .. Williams. :. Two
base hit-Potter Sacrifice hits-Mci Aughltn.
Kelly. Young stolen hases-Carr Aron-on
FIRST base on balls--On Hicks. :. OF rcmplctou. \
Strtek out-Ay Hicks. J. hy Tcmpletou. 10.
Passed hall llmbie Umpire Durry Tine
hours : minutes.
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Totals - y ssiIs s Totals ~ NJ q
sRattest for Wigs In third inning.
Matted for Flatsr In ninth inutnE
.One out when winning run Was made
Mon,real. go aso %
Newark. % -
Runs Ne~ark Meyer. - 0etiman. LOudsn.
Zimmerman crisp. Wolf Montreal Curtis. 2
Nolf Curtis. Mattress Corroran. Secrtnce
hits Arier. Bridges two oa.s hi.Meyet
nlnR~: on Platter IN tour innings on Wigs. /.
In two innings % Hoch IN tao innings struck
Ioues \ firxf hasG bAlls-On Wolf 4. OF
Ftater a on Hoch. Hit bS pitcher ~ hoch
"A oIldrr1. nv Ilntrr Curtis. Wild FITCH -IoueA
Time. hnurs aud - minute. npire IN chAef
~ ron. Assistant umpire -haiiGan.
sUVrNO. u. IEHsBT CRY. a
RuTaia made n three straight with another VIC
tory yesterday afternoon AZ Jersey civ. Hard
BE- tting A. prev rtNtou Ainst the turcs irrsry
civ boxmen the visitors eighteen hits Including
three tao haggcFs anu two triples The aocTc;
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omerr. Tor state FoosbaIu As.or.asIoa.

A. the annual election Of the New GOrk
state Football Association. held at the
Boys "lub yesterday. Thomas c. CliR Of
tho Columbia Football and Cricket Club
was elected president for tho ensuing year
Club Waa elected vice-prssidant and a. ri,
Dale 81 the CameTOna - secretary and
treasurer. Members o. the new board 81
Sulty, Astoria Independents: W. n. Htiisa.
BrOQklyn; R. McCull0oh, Clan Nc Donald
W McPhee. Bsns0nhurrt. Th,ltlea; Z.
nronN United
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Psslnnesd RIdlnw and Dvivns Gun 0ms~

PLAINYIKLp. y. J. April s.--At the
annual meeting OF the Plainneld Riding and
Driving Club last night the board Of dlreos
tors was Increased from twelve to twenty
members aud among the new dtreNsore
choaen were Reginald e, Vanderbilt, Judge
William n. Moore, :. W Hartman. Fre&.
W Ogden and Walter 2. Bliss. tho lkHI
named OF MOrristown. Tonic SamyaR&
the re-iGnat ion Of George 4. Beaton. fhess
officers were chosen:
President. Oryiile T. warinG OF PlAinneid: Woo
president. Rohcrt A. Faiybairu Of WeSa1eH.
treasurer. Edwin =. nooley Of Worth Ptalnn9i1i
secretary. Lrwis q. TimpSOn Of this city.
The dates for the seventh annual ahow
are June >. = and 4.
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Thoma. and PauEe Ma,rn.a.

San FRAScIsCO. April 2s.-JOe Thomas
and Rtliy Papks this afternoon signed
articles 20 night twenty-five rounds at COT
frOth's open afr pavilion In Colma on May ~
k The men . 80 70 ReSs Z. ess|a ssssh'' and
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Ssss: :- ss: : .; s.Z s \: ne U''

Muffin. . 81 Louis stone. Two nsss EIs-
Mclnyre Saoae. oo0o. Three base h.a-Mallin.
5s,eSss,y ana Smassas hsSssss tsd kssssis;
S,.sIs aSa Aes,s1 . VIVA p.sshns,lss ss
Mullln. 4. STRUCK 0at-ny Muliin, q nlel--Ol
'sIlss IN terss .ad twe, iss"d IRsag< 81 =,
IN bass Detroll 4 ~ IlsuiA. a. Umpire IN ehiaf
-pernnS Assistant umpire l.1aehlln. Time
hour and - minutes.
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Boaros. April -. Ths Boston Nsilsaal Lssgas
Club W day made a deal WIN we sItmoafg Cno,
sb ssTs, .nd PsSsss sam Ffosk Ia ssesssss fsS
Pitcher hite
ststTre thsa lest s2ason snd e. bic a. ever via
the ~ club
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HARVARD ~ TEN INNINGS.
HSeks Allows Only one lHIt 70 Nnllams
srere. 90 Z.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April - Harvard re-
psated her extra inning victory Of last year
and took a ten inning game from Williams On
Soldiers Field this afternoon by tho score Of
to I. Though Templeton with his four
teen striksOuts famed twice a. many a.
the Harvard veteran, Hicks allowed only
one hit. q Texas Lacquer over second In the
eighth, but this Vas responsible for the one
run scored by Williams
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A, urmpbl, Ftr.t game--ChatianoogA. !
u.ranais O Second game-Memphis. 4: chat
taoorpTa y Both seven tBntngh.
MNgs Orleans Birmingham. q; Nsw Or
leans. ...
a AVsnta-FiTst EaIae Naahvtlls. q. AuantA,
s-r,rd came -Auanta. q. Nashville. q
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AT Galveston Galvcstoo. 4: Dallas. o.
Al Wacoy- WacO. 2 Okiahoma tteE o
Al Sr5i Antomio- Sam Antunio. . F0Tt Worn.
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Al Milwaukee, -Mnwaukee. .: Minnss pous. Q
40 lnnlngsl. ..- =. Co. q.
A, IouIsvfiIeN- ssaiaviile. =. Toledo. 2.
Al Ka0Sss Ctey-st Paul. S. Kansas cry.
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Poor start: Won easily: Nunda. b. O.. q. bv
ChuctAnunda -RuphraA; owned By rNoxn&D
NcWton trained by - Biute
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Tote. 81 is'lS u
rno|t shen inning run vas sroGed
FH..rr % o . . ]
Fs..rgrpn 900 % % -
.-. to.ton Candgan. Washing too ,'ess-
Elrr IN Iefe on baars h0-ton. -. " Ssh
'gf1r b. first br-s on halls On IotIo.on. ].
40 ~ Strurk out - dOnhsOn. y. y
.H 20 Two base hits Niihn, Spcaker SER
r.H H.f srAarfeT stolen ha-ez hoG6'eT. :.
-. rarrgaa Gezsier NJ Bride Douhle pial,
W. ..Ha fuRiaub. tibaTfeld and Srheftef wv
re- ~ Iohnson 1tar1gan ,iaeeeu
.s..~ T-nnires z, ans and i-gan. Tine
, ana - minute.
rrruoIr 2 ~ JoU1s "a. ~. ..
.- rrrfa Rpvu - nefrnft won much as they
r Fsssr dsy from - Lntus natls7 ltaItea
src .ssfcd cniS three and tWo-tnhd innings
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BosToN. April - Brookivn admins
tered a -eve.e drubbinR to the Doves this
afternoon. Richie showed weakness In
the lrst inning. but because the io"alS tied
the score in their bali on shean- home run
he Was kept In the box until the end Of he
seventh. when three runs were oTed
Evsns succeeded Rte his In the eighth and
vas Ia mmered hard during the final SEES
sion COoney. who - an inhsIcsr. was IN
right garden Everything driven In hts
direc, ton went for safe hits and some Of he
extra base sn4ashes were due to his ina-
hiiHy to Judge where the ball was GOtng
50 eeney had an on day, hIa Two errors
proving costly. Cclllns, Bbean and Wheat
both put up NM "a mes in their Sesit ions.
The star performa nee % no saune was the
executing Of q triple play by BROOKLYN in
The ssysa;h inning, putting an enn TO what
seemed 90 be the start Of nns rally by the
leosls. shean led on With = single snd
HsrxO4 MS over second base Sweeney
relied one to hummel, who made q poor
toss 70 T. Smith. and the bases we're nlled
Bsck's Groundsr was fumbled BY McElveen
and shean scored. ursham lined one TO
Hurch, who doubled Beck ~ nrrt and on a
quick throw by Daubert Herzog was run
down on third bass.
49,
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Good ssart: vee hsndily: Golden Agnes. en- =
:. by OoAAen kaRfm-Grey Agnes. owned by
James MarAanus: trained BY X. Patterson.
aIxrH RACE
For maiden. thFee years Old and upward 10
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Al Denver Desver. 70. Omaha.
A wtrhfta-Ilncoln. q: wichita. .
Al ~ Joaeph- 81 Joseph. q; Nioun CITY. \
AZ Topeka-rOpeka. .. Dies N0snss. q
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n. e. Norton. II. wns elected mana gef
Of the Columbia wrestling teaH 81 an cleo
90 a ssa y sss'srsS{ E ~ SFno az
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-Clneianau. A,s I, nEsn piiseurs
hit-Warmss Three base hlt-Mnler Home
Tun-Fiynn. Steien bases-LOeeTt. Eghn. Ggb-
a0n Do0 ney, Clarhe Milrhell. 9arrlncs bit
rRsn Dsukis play-ws9nsr. MIIiaT aDd VIVA.
Yirnt baas - balls-Oa Adamn. q OR Hsshs. n
struet Out-ny Adama. .. by Bsebe 8 Iims-i
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Il I1wrsnrr -ihWrsnre. Z. Worcester Z.
Al Iynn-Lynn. S. Pan Iuver. 2
A. IgWeil- lowell. ~. BrOcktOn.
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'BSiIed Tor Moore IN the ihlr'scnih iInins
Nsv YORK % o . 5
Runs-New NOtk- Devote. Doyle. Seymour,
Schlei. Raymond. Philadelphia Mage BrAns
neid ft'st bas- On eTsors phiiadrlphia, g. LETT
On bass Philadelphia. ~. NeW York. Ftrst
base ca balls on Moore. q OF Raymoud. =
struck out ~ Move. : by Raymord. = Home
Tun-~eymOuF Two base hit Doyle SACRIFICE
hits-RAte Brtdwel kEshr stotcn ba>c~
Bates, Dooin, Becker Double plsys raymond
Schlei and Mrrkie Umpire In chief Johns son
Assistant umptve Moran. Time hours aud a.
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Runs BrOokiyn-T smith. Burch. WHEAT. s
Humuiei. pauberTt. ~ smith, Hucksr. 2 ho-ton
Moran Shean. ? FtTst base IN crrOrs- Bos t0n
2. Brooklyu. 2 Left on besea bOston. =, Hrook
lyn first base on halls On Richie. q on Fvaas
1. "a RnrkeT ? Home run Shran. Three baas
hits brat nummel Two base hits Hummei =
HrI.ivesn. SArFtncs hits berk. Burch. y. Snith
sarrincs ny-nerWea. stolen bases r. smith
Wheat Doubls playLr. Smith. Daubcrt and
Brrgcn. Triple play urrh. Danbert, Asi.lyecn
Hsrern ana r. Smtth. Passed bali Graham
t'Tnirs 10 ehlef-IuHier. ASH taht umpire
Ef,,sIle TIme-I hour aud - minute
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RAsE0ALI- p. n. ~; y: Amsstean9 -
-Adg.
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PIrrsasna APril "a mighty clout by FIRST
/ Rsaeman Flynu IN the eighth nninG. driving Wae.
~ -. MILLER 10Th home shead % him. Won the
rame for ptttsburH from Ctnctnnau to day
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Otner Baseball Games Testeraay.

At scHuNprTADv.
~ rHIvsr.'TS :Sbsias kss:
Hsitsrte- Grimm. YuIe and EuiHe. Dunn
Ste~art ard Hutcher~.
At woHcssrKR Mass
s.,os nan. = SSSIs.Si.s.:
Rattrri~S- Iarhs and Harrison ReGan and
Cans.
At wAaRrSaToS.
G%G ON CO 0 oII oil ~ .
R.,tsri-a-Flannery and {, Conner and Wal
fron Sta ford and Scncri
at HANOvEns
psI,me.ss SsSSsSGSi.dEs,
Batteries KcksrOm and GammOn: Ssger and
Matson.
At ITHACA
Cornell .....
Bs,tcries-AbnOt' snd Williams; Klepper and
Al Lancaster Pa-Elmira. 4: Lancaster, a
Al ieEfngtoa. Va.-NirginiA n. j.. J: Doasld
'o 4; Sorssneid. ~-BOwdsIn. TO- Norwich Uu,
'' a. kIsdeSury. v,-sIddlsburJ. o Univsr.iu
Of Maine, A.
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Buffalo 800 o IA
Jersey AtN ! o.
Runs Runaio- Henline. 3. Schirm, !. white. 3
Brain. starr. g SAbrie. Williams. Taylor. Jersey
Gin -Ctement. M0eiler. q Loudly. Hnmead. Benni
fan Two base htas-Brain. 3: Waite. Three hass
hlts-ESmoRd, White. Schiruh Home ruD-
NOeller Sarrtnce hlts-Starr. HaSt. ;. Williams
stolen hsses-H enhne Srhirm. C'euent naani
Fan Left On has-~-Jerser CiV. s. Btr1alo. :
First hase on errora-IerSey ttty. !. nnnaAo. J.
Doubie play-Starr. Tsst and Sabrie Struck out
nv Camnlts /. ~ Miltgnn, I. ftrsi base On balls
Of Taylor 4 OF SfttOa. I. OF Camaity. 4; OF MIN
raa, = Hit ny pscher-By Noutnkle tl1oudyl
Hits or Taylor. In I'VE innlngs. OF NoStnkle
IN tour lnnngs OF Sition. 4 IN two and one third
inning OF CAmnitg. In too amt rro thirtA
innings OF NlIHAgan. "a three tnniagN tWpire
IN rhief-Hurst Assistant uWpfre-Finneran
Time hours and ~ miuutss
AZ FRoytDgrcH.
Rochester Lew " y
Providence q - o
Rsttsrt~~ SAVId9e Holmes and Bsair .AveadeV
Ram Martini and fitggerald.
AT BALTIMORE.
ToFoat0 % "a 10
Baltimore ] - u
Rsttertes- Newton. rudolph ana Nandegrift.
Donnelly. Nickes and EZan and Rsess
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at-hof@as: Ssesines ng-Nssaeam; SsSas .
doa, 2: ~ Cole .: ~ nrewn, J. Flrse bAas 90 balls
-oa c0ET.1en. .; 81 cola. Dgahls plays-1fnkss
81 Louaa. q VIVA paeoh--colN Cmpars IN ehAsf-
o'Day. Assistant umplrs-nFenRan. Tine
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EASrERN LEAGUE.
srASpgns % I'm ctJUnI
SEwAhG. :: HoNTanAI- 4

In ten Innlnga OF meat eHciung play Joe Aesln
niys Newark Indians cleaned Mp % th9 aartss
WITH Moa,reAl IN Newark Yesterday. Boz 0en-
ley drove In the winning run he did In the game
the day before. The score.
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Al Coiumbus-Ftrst game-C0lumnun. o. Ma
con. o. Second game-Cotumbus. T. hae0n. u
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AZ RLrhmand -ysiehmond. Norfolk. al
Innings. $3.50
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OUR HITS And THEIR ERRORS
BETWEEN THE THO NEW l-ORKS
REAF THR ATHLETICS.

F'eIdang ns,ow Par ~ Rem Teama. huI
Nlstt~ss Cannoa solve Ford aawh-
lanGere N Seeona Place- Detrolts
and WAshmgtOns DS~n OppsaeDIs.
The HiGhlanders and Athletics we're bat
Ting for second place In their game yester-
day. and ~ the HtRhlanders won the posi-
tt,n Ia theira. for the time being anyway.
The DetFoits won again from the BroUns
ana by the same score - on "Wednesday,
: - !, The bestons and Washingions had
. Ions and stubborn contest. the Washing
tons winning In the twelfth inning. The
results.
Ne~ YORK. " PhnadcIphIa. =.
Washmgtoa. .: ns.toa. \.
DetrOaI. Q; ~. Louis. Q.
40 cleveland q Old weather.
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Al Meridian. Meridian. !: Hsttiesburg. q.
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Games scheauird Ter To-day d.

AsNnH Az LNA0Cu
phaafelphia In New Work. boston IN WISH.
tngtnn IctTot IN ~ I.ouis Chico 90 IN Cleveland.
NArtoSk A. LNAouH.
New York IN PhiiAdelphia; Rrooklyn In BOSTON:
81 Louis IN Chicago. Cincinnati IN Pitts burg.
GAarHRS tkNovT.
Toronto IN Newark. Moatrsal IN Bsitimors.
BursiO IN Providence Rochester IN jer>ry city
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