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CRUSHED GGEEBYCAUDNGLS
SEVERAL DEPICTS Nv PLAYING
or TEE GIANTS.
Pilchers Csulda't Fitch. FloldeFs Csuldn't
Fleld. natteFs COuldR't Elat-DFesna-
han splked ~ seymow-Brookiyns
Lest Cloas Ono Go the CmoRnAta.

NJ. Lows. May Is Despite the fact tina,
rain fell during The entire contest is.s0o
persons enjoyed every minute Of the zane
between New York and ~ Louif this after
noon. which the latter won. 20 ,. making
threo straight victories from the Giants.
A. In the Friday and saturday EAmes. the
oiAnis' pitchers could not pitch. the nelders
could not field and the players - = whole
could not ht
Corridor was sent in 10 face the Giants.
While young Drucks opposed him. DTucke
like all the others who have pitched here
since New York arrived. was hlt hard
and far. and eventually he too had 10 quit
In despair. Bugs Raymond was brought
forth. aymOnd pitched In only the LAST
two Innings and allowed but one hit. q
double by Konetchy. 81 threo Cardinals
Scored While he held forth.
Manager BreanahRn had bic hand go
verely spiked when Seymour tried 20 slide
home in safety In the siKth. Roger retired
70 the clubhouse. where physicians dressed
the injured hand. Bresnahan wore . big
bsndags over his hand when seen after the
game and said he did not know how long
hS would have 10 remain out Of the fray.
New York pushed one ever In the irst
inning. DevOre singled TO centre and went
20 second when Oakes fumbled tie ball.
Doyle role 70 Huggins and was out at
nrst. Murray walked Seymour bounded
10 Ksnetchy and Murray was retired at
second. Devote scoring. Seymour was
caught mapping OF nrst. The Cardinals In
the nrsf evened the scoJe. Fills trtpled 20
right Oentre. kOne,chy singled 70 centre.
in the sixth Corridor IOui control Of the
ball and two Giants scored. DevOre and
Doyle were hit by pitched balla. Murray
POPPED out 10 MOWrey. Seymour lined 10
right. which hif Evans played badly, the
ball rolling 70 the fence and Dsvofe and
Doyle scoring Seymour took third on the
Ellis. Devlin walked on four wide Ones.
On an attempted double steal seymour
was caught at the plate. This latter wns the
play that caused Bresnahah 90 retire from
in ths sixth Ellis sinsled to Centre. onkes
doubled 10 left. Ellis reaching third.
konstchy walked Evans famed. Phelps
walked. forcing Ellis home. HahaeF liied
% DevOre and Oakes scored when the hall
thrown by DevOre hit OAkes In the hack
konetChy and Phelp= both moved up on
the throw 20 the plate. MoWfoy singled
slowly through bridwell and Doyle.
konetchy and Phelps scoring
n heeleF oa,ted N the seventh p place Of
IN the eighth. HuEEins was out Kills
walked. Oakes vas safe on nridWsll's
error. With kOnetchy up Raymond un-
cOrked q Wild pitch. Ellis and oakes moving
up, kOnetchy then doubled 10 left, Ellis
and Oakes scoring Evans was out, Doyle
70 Merkls. honeiohy taking thiui. Phelps
In and Phelps made second.
Iha score
The sun., 1910-05-16
NAY FIGRT IN FRISCO.
Promoters Afraid Clam0P WIN fnnHenos
Alameda AuthsgitIes.

SAY FHASCisco. May IS -sportinE men
here to-day we're discussing a report that
RirsaTd and Gleason will shift tho Jenries-
johnson hght 10 Frisco becauss tho pro
moters fear that the District Attorney Of
Alameda county may he stAmpsdsd ny the
clam0F OF church people and may issue en-
Injunction against holding the hRht IN
Emsgyville Rirhhrd to-day admitted that
the promoters have been considering the
proposition u building en- open air arena
IN FRISCO. a. here they have absolute aa-
stFance that no Interference will b. made
with the tight
Mayor Mccarthy and the Supervisors
have given assurances thai no matter how
many petirlonH may he sent IN they WI
pay no heed 10 the rlam0T, and DlItriri
Attorney Fickert vii not interfere Rick-
ard feels that the lafEe expense ~ BUILDING
an arena cant he risAed unleaa 10 "a ahF0-
lutely certain The nghl can be held specta-
g0ra would prefer the nght IN this city, aa toe
hrena would ~ murh eaaiar - reach.
aapeftallv IN autos a. only four autos are
allowed on any ferry steamer.
The sun., 1910-05-16
Couon states League.


MAANNk-NN
pitrher klawttter Of the Giants has been sold
70 ths Memphis club.
The New YORK Americans are -miHihg II up
a. the hat-doinE the unsupported
The Clsyelands have scorcd . total Of three
runs IN four games since coming Fast
The raj reason for these frequent baseball
upsrts has been found. Halleys comet
Six hit and one run IN tuo gAmsr against ne
ROstons must have made tue Cubs feet nhs.
Vow that a cork hall has been introdnced Into
major ieAgue baseball Why not iry a water core
or q dimplc'
Tnlrty three runs have been scored % the
- Louis BrOvns pitchers since they struck tHis
half Of the circuit
n, cobb's hating average against the Nsw
YORK pitchers was n. Three bits In the llst
game pulled u un.
Wh..rs batting average for lsst week vas saS
He was a. bat twenty three umes and made
thrtecn sateties.
Arnur irwin. the Highlander soouL has gone
70 Tr1as lie says he's after ca,chers pitchers.
lnnelders 0g 0utheiders
Ns.,rs. Babe Adams AMI Three FinEsrsd
Brown are collaborating IN . poem enutied The
Nutahliity Of Diamond dreatness.-
Bobby Wallace mAnlpulates his hands e.
cleanlY on ground hil. a. orsssy g,cssing up
The Clevelaads figured In both o. NE 10 HI
gamrs that have been played IN The Aneriran
League this season, getting taste OF their own
medicine In the second one.
steve Phiibln the Yaie catcher who fractured
his ankle early IN the season hes AID aside his
rrutrhes He goes cut 70 the practice daily and
i enpected 70 be IN the nc games.
me worst dTubbing Of Matnswsoa's career Il
the way Matty's exporence agninst the CardinaAs
a dearrthed on. no Severai seasons ago me
Clba cloutcd him fOr eleven runs IN The hrsi
inning
After nriehanty and Austin had each ben
aaoTrd b. being bic On ~ head by q ulachsd
baH the ether day they met IN NE diaungld end
s0lcmnly shook hands a. thsy rubbed ihsir dsnted
domes
The Ca rainhls made thirty runs IN ths irst threa
xnnrs with the Giants. Thergs q diver lining
III yhnt cloud The Miaaourtana Wtn he out 81
breath 70 day and wont Be abe % scoTs aay
more.
The sun., 1910-05-16

FWunsy-thFOs Colleges Son - ESA Names
fer ChAmnlanlhln oamea.


The entries for the intercollegiate games
have been sent out 10 tho various eolieeea
By Andrew Ten EyCk. New York University.
secretary Of the I. c. A. \. A. A. Thsre ara
sOi athlstss altogether for the msst. which
viii BE- on Franklin Field on May y aud -.
OF the twenty-five institutions IN tho aaso-
citation ell save Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and stevens have sent In names.
Psnnsylvania. Harvard, Yale. Cornell
and Michigan have entered men most
libsrally. Pennsylvania has a. men. har-
ward Ss. Yale So. Cornell - and MiohiRan -.
Newcomers are Pennsylvania state aud
Virginia.
In the 100 and 20 yard races are named
sherman Of Dartmouth. ROdaen OF Mes-
leyan. Cooke Of Princeton. Kelley OF Will
lau,s. Roberts of Amherst. Ramsdell. Housh
and Minds Of Pennsylvania. Craig Of Michi-
gan and Foster and Gardner Of Harvard
Almost an these men have 70 ascOnda per:
fOrmanCes or better Tor lOo yaras anu q
me quarter mile includes Sawyer Of
Princeton stanton of Virginia. kAmadeil,
HOugh and smith Of Psnnsylvania. teld-
bradford of SwarthmOre, kock, hoas,
Lesser and Gamble Of Michigan, Aoil9y, De
Salding and SimOna OF Harvard and Nc
Arthur Of Cornell Almost any one Of theee
men can turn 50 seconds. two or three have
mnrka close 70 40 seconds.
Pretty much the same men are enteresi
! n the half mlla, mile and Two nile runs
| The great distance men include PAUL,
Baker and Levering OF Pennaylvania'
Barna. Young and Taylor Of Cornell, COl-
bath of BoWdOln, Bryant Of Colgate, NAY,
| ToWar and Saxton Of Michigan: Haskell
and the KIriasso6S Of Yale and Jacques Of
valentine Havens Of Rutgsrs. Dwight Of
Princeton. Eberle Of SwaIthmore. craig
and HOdRen of Michigan. PindaT OF Syra-
| cusa, Gardner Of Harvard. Chisholm OF
| Yale. stlbOlt OF Cornell Roberts OF AM
herst and Martin Of Virginia are among
the hurdlers
Burdick, Lane and FArrier Of Pennsyl.
vaniA, Palmer Of Dartmouth. Canneld OF
Yale, Lawrence Of Harvard and Rosenberg
Of Brown are the leading high jumpers.
HoldmAn Of Dartmouth. Moore Of Prtnce-
ton, Parker Of Pennsylvania. Penney Of
Michigan. Barr and Lawrence OF Harvard
and Nelson and Gardner Of Yale are all
twelve foot performers In the pole vault.
sherman of Dartmouth. Roberts Of Am-
herst. tapham of Michigan, Fitzpatrick OF
Yale. Little of Harvard and Ford and nixon
Of Cornell are In the broad Jumping list.
The weight men include Chafee Of Col-
gate, Waite Of Syracuse. CoOney, klpatrtck,
Goebel and Andrun Of Yale. hOrner Of Mich.
lRan, Speers and Hart Of Princeton and
Little Of Harvard.
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BJG THROW WJTT WEIGHT.
NcGTath Hurts "SB" Rerord Distance
Bui N1ssiIS . Not Corrert.

The feature of M. ,hrl-fnu Rro,her.
rames 10 trIfI' I1rk Er.tauisg Waz the
. pound weight ~ahfs--f between John
Flanagan fud 'l.u M,trth The weight
We iHrovu from -tand. that l- Without
tur snd h'GrtfH ua- thr rrrtrr. uifh
pif'h ol 90 feet IU W.hr-. heating Flans-
ssu u. H HuHls- Nftrtfh. .. throw would
10 q aofId'. rss.ofI D.. ne weight va. aIi
,gm. hrf % i- satd net the handle gaa
nvsr ths aiuuivted 'gugth ~ ~ inches
N vac also added flIf' Itr fqpe with which
fhs ttrD. VA UrI-urpd vas too Old 10 be
good Che SUMMARY.
rhr,gtng = Pound NsiEhr frUm stand Ha7d
I9hn aurvs1. iush lmrIrrp srratrh
crowd vut ihron Of 30 frrr - lnChcs F'usrv
avn we NJ! - hsi .-et ihird. alth an actual
-. ig3 'art '.nu. i'sa.iioag 4ou bE . Williams
Sj 5 osqr 'r. s.G I1 ,fS 1. = as ,s-,1se dominican
~ rrt lau HardirHp Won bl % Ssrsafe
r,,h .-'r.r9n - s lard. u1ulu-uL
y ua' n O. Yards thlri Tinc minute
so ',r nm urral-.p Won by shea
uhs"rs. srfs 4-rund Wrt,uwan
Nafh .' Nn'nn. ard mId Time
.Urr uIr GOO Hsudirsr vaSb.W 70, usur.
f"rsv. '' Fl. arl, brennan rssuns Z. .
% .s-|. .rrunu WE.Han uuattarhsi ~
il .no H,as,-.p H%s .'' <, sa ~ 'r'29G, gsr,,,.
N"T '.ra fn .1is Walsh lrdham
,-r.,."i' 81. s,.i- s,"ui rsgi. ,iars
.' ~ .g Nan'.gsa Won .U. y fiV
ausgr.r. "u r1rf. .r-urH II Wr,.I1n. Nv
or "''rh 'f.nI. TINE 70 mi~uirs
"n 1,l. Esz. uossi ~ .sttol.~ ,tsl.ur
ss i .' 'i'in r"u~l LougHHn
The sun., 1910-05-16
LAW TENNIS.
=. O'Neale wins I'M way TO Fouy,s
Round q Harlem 2. c. TsuruameD,

Tho Harlem Tennis Club began i,s a.,
open tournament az the Courts s4,a-..
avenue and i3lst street. yesterday ..4
though the schedule was more OF lass ...,.-.
BY the postponement from SaturI.- ..
players showed up we'll The ,iag.as .,
trncted an entry OF iifty-two The ..,,s
Of the day was the keen work Of u ,s,'.
who was formerly captain Of tho ..-,.
High school he reached ths four -g,-.
and In his match for that hTarA.J h. ~,
4 TaylOr another youugstrr H r.g.
TO the New York Prep NChool, arU #.r-
an aspiTant for the interschul1s' ,..r.
Championship. O'Ncalr dispo-'H .. .,.
rival rather easily. \. hassiprU fe.
Harlem II. C., reached the thifd rl. In,
Dr. William . ROsrnhaum. auo'H.j .'r-1
PLAYER, won hes match In the open A.. rU.-4
from A. schesseF, a clubmat".
The summary.
Men's Slnsies First round Rcv . r.-s,,.
Harlem 7. {. defeated knight tarEors r z.
defeated Reg Sehrnck Harioin r 4 . r.. "a
s. a. VOshsn llDr0ugh Park T. e.. de'ssrs- W
Ps,s Ssa'q ir6sslyS Sass S'ip' Y q. l. SsfsS,sd H @
mann. Woo.imcre r. q, - default ~. I'm,
defeated b HaTtmln, BEDFORD PARE o. 81,
- DT. Whi,am J. h9,senbarfr. ,,ll harsr' e
a-G q schuhert Dyker Height r e.. 4ssr,r.s
q. M Hrinekerho1, liedfnrd psrE r.
defeated W. ID Boume New York s. ( s-i
"a r. Bassgnrd. Harlem q. G.. de'rated l- \
NoliKcr Harlem T. e., ~, al Walter Yat-r
Hal Hamilton Grange r. e., defeated d II
WOod Dykgr Hrlghts T g.. 81 80 4 4
SAlcmbrlT Harlem r. C.. defeated 30 El5i1 "a
Harlem n. c.. 49,.
Second Round-R. raylnr, Hamilt1n Irsnr,
r. C. dgfnAiel Dc. r. Mc1iichAels Harlts
Grange III O.. by default J, oNeAle Haniit-
Grange r. O.. defeated Roy y. Richey Hsri-s
r. C.. "a "a IA " hassford. HAusn = n
defeated Norman johnson. New NoTk 7 I. q
8-iG-a
Third Raund-J O'Neale. Hamiltor .,r,sr,
7. G. detsa'sd y. Taylor. Hamilton Grans' 4.
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Jones Rsie Inc Rass Of Ri, LIE

PAssAIC. y. . May iS.-Tred W Jcass
og PaSslir rude the nlce Of his life sui bss \,
jimmy Moran In the ieatunc event a. ft.
Clifton Stadium cvcls track this s0sruoc,
Eimer collins beat George Wilev % r-,
1t ~ ight heats Of their ten mile ma fra BE-
hind Iace Wiley ma rroWiv esraued . .srt
Otis fall When his tiFe piGnciured Fa -o4s
on the ateen banked track ifhput fuw hIi,s
however Summaries
Half Nile Handicap Amateur uT-Won ri ,ils
Journey. Nuuey, = yards. Robert Usras1
psssair. - yards. srrond Victor Ardffsrs
Bro0kbn. ~ yards, third. Time minu- -
seconds
Marh BlrScls RaCe--Fred W Jones p.i,,..
and James Moran. Chelsea. Mass nrst beat .na
mile sprint Won hy Jones time 3 rirv'ss
- 5 ssrOnds Serond beat. Australian r.ftrIt-
Won b. Mofan dlstanrr. nnr milo rrf 'anI
lime. Z minutes IA s seouuds Tina Nes. ~
mile sprin nt-Non hy Jones uH~ = uinl's q p
snr0nds
Tcn Mise Motor Pased Naich Hsrs -E1n-
Collins, Lynn, Mas, pared ~ Chauns Tv~yulis
hnat ficorEr Wiley, ~ rarttsc, pared Nr rw'
Ruden. IN .tNo straight heats Time fs rirvssf
q serOnds and 10 minutes , afronft
Australian puTsult Rare Amafr'f. Ion b.
Frcd Mac Carthy Toronto Adam Re- sfua1 ~
York second Clarenre Iarmen iFmsiri [ !
thiri. Jerome StclnerL HirksNillc l. q tllffh
Victor Anderson. Brooslyu. MN Disfsr-s 'frss
miles I'VE laps Time. minute q. . s'-onf,
The sun., 1910-05-16
STEIN WINS ar VAILSBURG.
wright Takes Open Amateur race mad
nay fer Kramer.

Charles " Stein Of Brooklyn defeated
Percy Lawrence Of san Francisco in their
match race az the Vailsburg cycle track In
Newark Yesterday. though all three heats
were needed before the race was settle led.
Referee Valentine disciplined two more
riders. imposing hnes of 80 on Stein and
O. on VanOni because they lOafed in the
three mile invitation race
vanoni was leading at one mile and I've
laps In the three mile invitation race when
Bardgeit jumped away from the heid,
him Drobsch CHASED BaTdgeit nd caught
him after four laps. When the 1eld closed
Anderson Jumped away and soon had 4
lead OF guaTter q lap. Anderton sepl
FoEler. who Outsprinted Root for second
place. Kramer nnishing fourth
Pour Of the men on the limit handicap
marks rode 20 hard from the start IN the
professional handicap that Kramer FoRlef
lawson and Hehir had to sit 40, a. they
had no chance to catch them. Wells. the
New Zealand rider. Outsprinted Schlee at
he nnlsn ana Won 6y w % lee' hehis ,lIi Won
without any great Effort Philip Wright
sprtnted the last lap of the amateur open
event a. the head Of he neld end Won the
race by almost a length Wright also
finished second from scratch in the handi-
cap event. The summaries
Half Nile Novice Won by { Anderson Plain-
field. william bowrn NaNicT 4. A.. second.
Time Z minute NJ seconds
Professional Match hetwe-a Percy Lawrence
lan Ffa1ciaro. and Charles N stein HroohNn
FIRST heat half mile=Won hy Stein. time ! min
ute i7Aa seconds. second heat Australian
puryuiU distance. , miles 81 lapsaWun hy
Lawrence. Time. minutes 10 : seconds Third
heat half mile-Wou by Stein. time, ! minute
10 4A Seconds
one Mile Repechare Handicap. Professional
Won by Jumbo Wells. Ncu Lealand. % yards.
Charles Schlee Newark. 10 yards secnRd
Albert Krrhs salt iake civ rs Yards thiri
Walter haTdGetL Buffalo. IN yards fourth
Norman anderson, Denmark, ~ yards. nfth
Tine ! minute "a seconds.
one Nile Handicap. Amateur-Wun by Carr p
ETiCksSa. EmgiFe Cir W, tO1 yards: Philip
Wright Salt Lake City. scratch. second CHRIS
Scheller San Francisco. 70 yards. third. Time.
. minutes IS seconds
Two Nile Invitation Professional Won b.
p OH Hehir Australia. Menus Hadel Lvn
brook T.. ., second. Pred Hlil, Boston. third ~
ltaistead, 1acTament0, fourth. Edward Rup-
prechL ntth Time. = minutes ~ Is seconds.
Three Mile Open Amateur hy phiilp
Wright. Salt lake city; William Cchurn NswArE
secund: loscph Passenger, BAY View W. third
Martin Ryan. Newark. fourih. JACOB Marin.
\. v. W, hfth. Time. minutes a "a seoonds
LAP prize winner, Walter haieiEh; Acorn A {.
THREE Mile Invitation Proiessinnai-Won by
Norman Anderson. Denmark; Joe Fogisr. HFouk
lyu seclnd y. y. Root Boston. thiri. Frank 4.
Kramer. East Orange, fourth. A HAlStcad sacra.
mento, nfth. Tine, minutes ~ - seconds.
The sun., 1910-05-16

Brooklyn's soccer eleven met defeat
Yesterday afternoon at the hands og the
Clan MoDonalds by a score Of goals 70
The Eams was played 81 Marqustia Oval.
The nrst gOal was scored By Burnside, the
McDonalds' outside left. oh a pans from
McCuIly a centre. shortly after this Jim
Ross, teetr leit tbacs, was put out of the
erded tho NcDonalds ADDED another taIlv
- their credit With the n|d 0f Oaidiroft ~
RrOoklFnia right hack. Who headed The mil
intq ne 0Nn nei There vas no move
half the bgOo6lyns played With more RingeT
4no ailef nteen mInmtaa managed 20 arnTg
ihe only gDal IN tha period RFooklyn lori
many cnancen ~ sc1re BY their 0Ttids
playing
The sun., 1910-05-16
TO-DAIrs CiRD ron BELMONT.
New Rochelle Handicap. Six FuFIoaEN.
the NttFacti0n.

f.bera entries have been made 70 the
races 10 h. run a. Belmont Park this after
noon. which meanS more good sport The
New Rochelle Handicap. for thTee-year-
oids and upward. az ak furionEs. is the
stake feature with Madmsn. Rose Queen
and Bosom perhaps the best TWO-y year
olds will run m the frst race AZ four and .
half furlongs. with Frank Mullsns, Loohiel
and DaTfWorth having chances Maidens
will provide tho second event. az a mile
with Dandlebefry. Perry Johnson and Flora
DiHua proba HE factors
lu the third race for two-vpar-olda AZ
hair 70 mile Judge Mnuok, the Wilson entry
UuaEer and sheriff bradley and Danger
Mark NAV 60 we'll For the New York
~fesplechazF. a. about two and quarter
miles. Ihi-tledale. Agent and Hlark bridge
may finish a. named IN The last race. AZ
% mile and = sixteenth. Black Mate. I'd Ball
and DAndeliOn may 90 well. The entries
follow
fFaas raa. - ea~a s.aaw .,Ha. o. AL. -
The sun., 1910-05-16
seausnhaka Csrnhlun v. G. Races.

The members Of the Seawanhaka Corin.
than Yacht club will have special races
on May . and 20 The races will be for
the NetF York Yacht club ~ fOoters the
level \ class and Seawanhaka IS footers
On May = the warning will be made a. u
o'clock, the 10 fOoters stsFtiag a. n 20
lewel class AZ ~ IS and Is footerN at 10 ~
On Memorial Day the warning signal will
be made AZ % and the same Intervals wit
elapae between the starts Of The different
classes. The yachts will sail over one ni
the harbOr courses. which will he siEnalles
before the start Entries must be made
with q v. Roosevelt. "a Wall street. a. least
twelve hours prior TO the start.
The sun., 1910-05-16

Charles B Ludwig chairman Of the house
cOmmittes Of the Atlantic Yacht Club. an.
nOunces that the house az Sea Gate will bs
opened for the Use Of members on May 81
ON NAY - there VIII bs a regatta IN tn
afternoon and music aud dancing In the
evening The club formally WiiI 70 IN
Seven new members have been proposed
and atx elected reCently have Qualtned
These are Or.on Hoyt. Theodore 4. bailey
COl. 6. G. Wilson, Charlea n LiebeTt
francis J swift and Arthur = Leland
The sun., 1910-05-16

ANAAAas 80 y - ~ .
ran for Mclean In the nlnth lnnlna
HATED for Castlet0a IN the ninth inntlr
None out whru Winning ran vas scorod
RFookiyn 100 % o o.
Ciucinnau % % q u % g-a
Runs- Brooklyn- Mclean. Ctnrinnau-
ney Miller Tao hase mts- H0blltRsl Fgan
Three base hits MCElyecn. D1Wury Stolen hsses
Rurrh. nauhsrt. 2 LobeFt Double uiayr-
Daubsrt tuna.sistcfi Hummel And Daubeft
Sarrihce hits HobnEsl. DgNuey FIRST hass On
balls on HuckeT. y Struck 0ut-By Caatieton :.
by Rucker. 3 Left on hascs-Hroohiyn 10. IA
cinnau, Umpire IN rhisf- lligier Field um
plreH Emslle Time hour and IS mlnutea
CHICAGO ~ Ll. a. aoaToN N. La
CHICAGO. MAY IS The Cuhs made f1sfr Ma.
stand up for q victory over Boston thls afternoon
Mattrrn who pitrhed tho hTnt aouF innings Tor IN.
Huhites. had miserable support pirhte NO
rercnty came 20 tnc Cubs In trade win ho.ton
piachsd a good game Manager FRANK Chs1ce reis
hrated his return 10 the gnrns by landine triuis
and single and b. scoring Two runa Ths srors.
The sun., 1910-05-16

CIN~rNNAri. MAY 70 The Reds defeated
BROOKLYN to-day IN n pitcher battle The
game was won in the ninth when Rncker
weakened Castl~ton. on tho mound for
the Reds. was Wild but effective Two sen
sntionai double plays astated Rucker IN
the early part Of the game The vsitons
acquired q one run lead IN the second on
McElrreh's triple and a scratch hH By
Davidson After thar they never threat
ened 10 scorr Things looked aQually for
hGCker In he eighth. when Beecher and
Paskert singled for a starter buf after
Hobiuzel sacrificed kucssT got The nsXt
two ga pop ite-
IN the ninth Davidson tried 10 come in
on Downey's line drive and u Uounded 70
the fence for three Lasas Mchean then
POPPED one m the air which buruh Got
under ann then lust IN the eun. alioWRR
TO iau safe Downey scored on thts
play Miller waz -enl in ID run for Mclean
and l.obert buni " on ~ a hn when no
one covered nr-t Then Roth Who hattcd
Tor ta-tleton vas htt bv huckeT. illling the
hases. bsccH@r's single scored the win
ming run.
nahien vas fred IN the lot bv RlKler
for insisting that LEan'a two tase hit vas
foul Z smith returned 10 the ramo but
ne was spiked and forced 20 retire In The
first inning, The -cOre
The sun., 1910-05-16

'nai1gsi for Drucke In the seventh innlng.
'haited for Raymond IN TIE ninth inning
New York o o . o O. 3
81 Louis o 0 o D D a
Huns-New N0rk Drvorc. !. Doyle 81 L0ula
--Euls, a. Oakes. =, kunctrhy. 3 Phelps Two
base hits-Oakcs knnctchy. Three hass hit
Euis. SAcrihce mts--Hauaef. Mourry uouhie
play-hridwen. Doyle and MsrElr Passed bal
hfwsnahan. stolen uases-Oakes. Noneirhy
Phslps. Hauser Hit hy pltchcr-By DrucEe
NpakcNt ~ Corridor Devore. nuyle Wild
pitch Raymond. First baas On bais--On nrurke.
J, on Raymond. :. on Cnrridon g. Struck cut
~ Corridon, 2 hy nrucke. a Hiia-On Drucke.
IN sA innings. OF Raymoqa. IN two innlngs.
in rhief-O'Day. Fieid umpHe-Brsnnan. Time
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Games sehsduIsd Ter TO-dAy.

~ Louis IN NsW York. natFnli N Rast,n,
ChiraEo IN Phiiadeiphia cleveland IN Washington
NATIONAL LEAnun
New Work. IN 81 Louis. Hrnotiyn IN Cinrinnau
Philadelphia IN pittsBurg. Boston In chicago.
UAgrNun LHAGNn
Isrssy city 10 Rorhsst.r: Nessrk n Huhaia
Baltimore IN Montreal. prUvldance n TnFnnt1
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A. Kansas CITY Kansas clly. T. roleao T.
A. Minuearois- Minneapolis, q id1ianapn
A. 81 Paui-st Paul 3. lloui1gifis
AZ Milwaukee Miiuaufue Z. Cgiumtua q
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A. Houston- Galveston. s: Houston. o
~ Dallas Dallas 9. shreveport. =
A. Fort WoFtn-Ftrtt game-Fort Worth.
Waco g. second ramc-Waru Port WoTth, :.
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TURF


FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ae-
ton: to be seen at I9 Conelia
st., N. Y.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


NANAAAs " HNNNAkusN -
Newark and Buffalo clashed 10 . postponed
EAme IN Newark yesterday after iumping from
bunalo The Indians woB. getting seven Of their
runs IN the sixth OF hhlArkey and nurchell with
four singles, homer and double The scgre
nuYVAln NWwAnH
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uasehsu. ~ uvy Americans - 3,
-yu1 American League parL Adm 0c sd
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Runs Bufialo-BFain. Whiie. SArr. Johneon.
Gs,sIsS ziNTS,n.S NSs,nsi,v - ASi,,
Nacrihce hits-Meyer. white. MhlaTkey. Two
hasr hlts-Ganiey GettmAh. McGinniiy Ma
Double play-Meyer and AgieT StTucs out-by
NcGlnnity, !. BY MAlarkey, ,. FirNt haso On
bali--On McGinniy, :. OF MalArksy. 4; on
Burcheil. Hit by ptcheT-ay Mctinuity starr
and Sabriel. wild pitch NctaaniN Umpire th
chief Kelly Fieid umpire Hurst Tine hour
anu IS minutes.
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LouKhlin 00z OAOt !
Brighton o q ~ % ,
batteries Holman and Mchrown. johnson
and nunu.
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NsuYork A L1OOO OaOiO - ' 5
Jersey city u a o 90 % - Z
Ra,tsrtes- Hagsdorn and Crigsr Wansr aud
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fifth Rar~ New YORK Steeuinrhass for four
rar llds and upward abUut tWo and q quarter
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Al vsE or,saas-Ncv orleans, Nashville. (,