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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
ALL SORTS OF GOOD THINGS
ON PRNCT0R,S THEATRE BILL.

High Life in Jail" one-act comedy
playlet by Ben Shields, will be the
headline attraction next week at Proc
tors Theatre. There will be six per-
sons in the company, with William
Sloan and w. II. (BilD Mack in the
leading roles. The scene is the interior
of a modern Jail, and the time is the
present, the whole being intended as
travesty upon the Jail life of wealthy
men who find themselves in the grasp
of the law on account of their high
finance or other operations. The others
in the cast besides Sloan and Mack
will be Frank DeGroat. Nelson Doyle,
Charles Smith and Joe Schwab.
Second on the program will be Miss
Ray Cox. who is variously known as
"the Southern Girl and "the Baseball
Girl" owing to the fact that her stage
work consists chiefly in the telling Of
good stories with a Southern flavor
and in a remarkable portrayal IN
V ords of the scenes at a baseball game
She has made many warm friends here
on her previous appearances
Among the other good things on the
bill will be an unusual musical act by
Stepp, Mehlinger and King. The fea-
lures will be popular songs, one of the
trio being an accomplished vocalist
and piano and banjo playing in solo
numbers and together in accompani-
ment to the singing. JStepp is the
banjoist, King the pianist and Meh-
linger is the singer. The Overing Trio
ard company six clever performers
will present a farcical one-act comedy
playlet entitled, Mrs. Jumpers
Troubles" which is one of the newest
things in vaudeville. Another comedy
sketch will be Double Troubles pro-
duced by Potts Brothers and company
The Quigley Brothers will arouse mer-
riment with a new dialogue entitled
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
[:]a!g!Iy RJ;zS !

Comin. Monday, Feb. -; Elmer a
De witt, the great comedy juERicrs,
also toe and wooden shoe dancers;
Rose Allan, change artist, and others,
besides Illustrated Songs and latest
Motion Pictures.
--tdnission---
sIatinees, all seats, Sc; evenings, zoe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
TRAIN KILLS GIRL COASTER.

DETROIT, Mich. Feb. 12.-Whle
coasting on a hill at Waterford. near
here. late yesterday Leone Sessions. q
year-old daughter of Edward Sessions.
a farmer, was instantly killed when he,
sled struck a Pere Marquette train,
The track crosses the road about the
middle of the hill. The girls sled hit
one of the driving wheels of the engine
and her head was crushed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12

"A Congressman at Large, and a
feature of the bill for children, as web
as one which will interest and enter
tain the older folk. will be the appear
ance of Williamss circus. Phillips
Sisters will offer a singing and dane
ing novelty. and there will be new
rGoving pictures.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
there will be sacred concerts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
THE MERRY WIDOW" COMING
TO NEWARK THEATRE SOON,

The offering at the Newark Theatre
for the week of February q will be
Henry w. Savage's production of THE
Merry Widow Seldom have play
goers been invited to look at a play so
beautifully costumed, so handsomely
staged and so brilliantly cast as THE
Merry Widow The stage manage
ment. under George Marion, has been
highly praised
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
!. .ExAs-AA.C Cs0lINEF ,......
- NIfI DfJHNHSJ

melodies and pastimes. Amateur night
Friday.
For the week of February 81 and
Sunday evening. February 81 Moulin
Rouge will be the attraction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
GENEE TO DANCE
IN BEAUTY PLAY
HERE NEXT WEEK
Newark Theatre to Be Scene of
Spectacular Production OF
TerpsichOrean Brilliancy.
BALLET AND MARCH OF
ONE HUNDRED, FEATURES
sQtable Cast Has Helped to
Make "The Silver Star"
4 Seasons Success.

be. ADELINE GENEE comes
IN the Newark Theatre next
MEX in Klaw & Erlanger's pro-
1.-THE Silver Star" which is of
sar splendor, a Veritable feast
kchorean beauty in which the
Ebcer adds to her former
I Iorv of 1.-THE Silver Star" which
I [-fSitten by Harry B. Smith, tells
~ missing daughter of a million
IRE Mr.. Wiseheimer, lost in her baby
, hood. and for whose recovery the
father offers large reward The only
clue to the childs identity is small
silver star worn on a chain about her
neck. Seeking the reward, a pair of
itinerant street musicians, Alonzo Din
gelblatz and Algernon Hornblower, at
the suggestion of a schemer named
Ernest Connor, present to the million
aire young girl whom they have
Jointly adopted, and who, after all the
exigencies incidental to the plot, really
turns out to be the long-lost daughter
The play is in three acts and four
scenes, showing, first, thes exterior of a
mansion on Fifth avenue, New York
with the arrival of the guests at a
Christmas ball given by Mr.. Wise
heimer. Then the inside Of the house
is disclosed showing magnificent ball
room, with a final tableau showing
great Christmas tree, brilliantly il
luninated,s with tiny maidens posed
among the branches and in the centre
Mile Genee as the Christmas fairy,
hesitating a moment and then descend
ing a-tiptoe down a long incline to the
centre of the stage, where she becomes
the ruling spirit of the festivities.
Genee, in the first advertisement,
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I,,k Fiyun. uho ears o. = hone run and sin,
a. ~ pirabcs WheneveI ~ after are oe1iad
srsiasi Ihs Cubs. 4 = ooilegian Who stayed nrsi
haas 20 h1iy CFua@
I'm Rslny. s1Pl.la o. ~ t.,s fssan ., w m.
frsshman captain ior . geiig tna Aser glayed
sta ~ whlis soE. thifa bIotneE. @enn. =
ilnFd basemaa toT NJ Andosef nAne.
cAsssssg wSrsrls, segsa u sas Is Isss vS q
twenty ehrss hattsra % ne asmefssorih high
gchosl ulno last Saturday.
o. ~ Of svcruuus loludinG Ne Eamss q
Nsr A dives Wdlaer : hatnnr average o. ~ ano
Ishs nm fsurta smoag plassFs WAS have lsasn
part IN ten games OF more.
~ noston AmeriranN have four men Who are
hltti1s ever IN - lord. LeSt. hooper and
Rsbsl oaRsa Of The Csrdihals Gays b. ON
ri tns 81 louis tsan beata out ~ Cinglnnaus
10 uhleh Mike Miichel rttariG " - haa 90.
IAr bstsn ths result ~ be - serves ~ Noaian
oairh ~ ball 81 ssaaoa.
-A~,,ust 4 rirht handed pnrhsr I crowd NJ
ruhtsF ana step Into q curve before y breaAA
- n Cabb. aAgainss q ieft haadeE arup hqeh
A. ~ a nnaslhls aRd uai isT ~ carve - bfeak
TO Gs.s IasTs ssS, 80 1sSI s5TS's a., g.
susiSn. Chieago. Detsail so chicaso- cisselana.
Pow-a. ~ youa9 PIstsburg Ditrher. Il aolng
DFstty Weu In tWehiy siE lnaings nat BE- pitcnsd
ssiy nlne Ms were made ~ oppsneneA
SssIs, sSs'6 y ~ S'ss3 ss Si..asr I ssa
sSy otasr slayer and adass why. nglls ptlchsla
NJ ne oftsssT nan ! ~ shsm. Nsel nAn b
bright ieas Ssy 10 80 - u ~ ~ n. ,s
"a eoaaan' 3 ~ wheihsr u ysa hAn o. atstEa
whlis M piaysEs we're uainng Tor vestlrt Ban
ssaT ssi So. us sserst-
as Sbs sSaaaiisaal 81 Psul slayer, osaida'i -
osusSi or iSVs or @"ass. DarSouiar'y 'hs
WSls...Asnn. pa. M.g s-s.asSsr owner
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,H. ..n ~ 49,. ?, INV TOEK a. lie
... ,.r May g. Phes,er. the Cub's
,rHH.at pucher. lived 10 20 his title
.. Ia. The Giant Killer thin afternoon
u.sr nn shut out the New YOrk Nationals
o. '., .Yhs by the -cOrs Of ? % O. Pnestsr
.s, seay- held q spell over McGraw's
cam tud he vas a his very bes1 form To-
t.y 40 allowed but three hits and had
,to,'cu, control.
uraa sat Bugs Raymond 10 the
r4HI rn in hs pitching and fOr ave in
I.. he had the Cubs guessing. A foolish
.ru a. 10 day In the sixth gave the Outs
. Hru O. pass ami an inneld bic bringing
O., falIv and IN the seventh the Cubs
counted on tso hingies and en- error
me mr. run counted BY the Cubs vas
ono p, mo most peculiar asen on a Chicago
. smoni hts season. Johnny EveEs, the
RET uian 40. drew a pass alter Raymond
81 slipped over Two strikes a. a starter
~Heckari Intended 10 hunt, bat placed
.s ball h ,urh a position down the hrsf
rl-s rns that neither Raymond nor Msrkls
p.sd fri % 10 time 10 GET their man &c
.... tysr- took advantage of the vel
g.tHci bunt and kept right, on sOihg 10
.Hr Wlrn tls foxy Johnny saw that
NHlhW Ni| Na|MNNN WIZ W n ullNNn ~
.--l. aterr they were both trying 10 nelA
he haIi. Hr made dash Tor the plate MeFkls
hires fo 1r.I, thinking that Raymond was
H he hotter po-ition 10 set tho ball 10 the
Usts bot made had toss OF h. This
ave f,sr- an eRsY chance 10 got home,
huf >hs, kaui who tried 70 stretch me good
ne Tor a ifip q second. vas pegged out.
-fsm'.lii opened the seventh inning
n a ,UEl~ 70 left and was al vancsd 10
...rnl Hrsu beaumont was tagRrsi Oat
Nrrke unassisied Zimmerman fol-
.Hs.d Ath a drive through Doyle ~ right
ral for q sinRls. Murray male a qulck
recover. ind an sxcellent thr0H 70 the
niaie upire I0hnsfOne waved stein
.ait out bot changed hisdeciMlOn When
S.hleI tropned thr ball.
Ihe Giants were pOwerlesa before Puea-
Pop Hey roud not plant the ball In SIDE
'Hrr'fur, and the men that I'D get ON bass
Fsn NOT advanced. Only thrVe men -Ot
f. iaf a. -eC0ud bass, The nrat o. these
a. in Ire sixth iuning when a pass 10
- Hl"i "a. followed by an error 81 Ein-
.ruan on Ragmond's otmdeF De-
nrr. he neXt man a. bat. famed ant
bowie rruuuder vas easy Tor Egrrs Sey-
uHr made the only real hit fOr the Giants
n .hr ninth inning after two were down
-rn he drove the ball over Shsckafd
cd Tor tao bases hs vas left stranded
Heu ~unu grass. batting for nridWell.
Itei On easy ~ 10 iefi hah
he t,iants proved a. much OF = drawinr
Ird ~ ever. q crowd Of more than A. cor
milg out 20 witness the game This
an exceptionally larrs Monday crowd
90 thWago. The scOfe.
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BOSTON a. ~. 10: NEW TORK "a. ~. O.
BOsrOS. MAaa.. May a.--Ths worm turned
this aflernoon. the Red sOK handing out
. severe dEubblng 10 the Yankees. the acors
being 10 10 .. Frill. Who held the locAls
70 two hits - Friday. was cent nao ths bon
BY Stalsmgs 10 repeat. but hs proved q
failure, eight runs being GaFnered By Dos
ton In four nnings. Doyle took hi place
IN TIE sab and proved more effective. only
three hits being made % his delivery.
With their piiehsr being hlt freely the
Yankees went 10 pieces and showed ng-
gediy In the Geld. even Capt. CAaas being
Euilty % two Wild throws 70 third hass. q
man scoring thereby on each occasion.
Wood pitched ans hall for Boston. al
lowing but Eve safesiss. and Ne received
SIT edged support. Roach made the star
ulay Of the day when hs chung 20 Keepers
liner after q sldelonR jump. rha vslfon
had sevenl 0pp0Ftunitlsa 70 scure, bat
Weed va always steady IN the plnchaa
HomDhlll hunted the arst hall prehed
IN tAs opsRhg session and wa thrown out
BY Weed. WOlter walked, but Wa OsO
trying 10 steal. Chase singled 10 len and
wen, 10 third Whsn Cree dropped q fuhgo
he baek Of nrst base. lapor,s retired
TIE side when he grounded % Wagner and
was thrown out. Reach sRlazhed : angle
20 cshtrs for an opener IA tho sscona. Aus
Tin sacrificed and Mitchell WAS tagged out
by Weed, Reach taking third. WheFe hs
stood While frill vas agriklns out. Reach
Sssasd ,hs ss'f nth nth slasls Oys. Or,
made q bad throw 10 StAh and Mitchell
was sate, bat be WAS forced Nv Doyle
nenlphnl was passed. aillng the bases, hut
Moltcr yas s1i oh strike. These ueFe
fhres Tisht hand battsrs we're the oaus.
Of Boston scoring runs IN the second IN
inG. AMER Speaker had heen thrown out
by Austin Wagner hit 10 let neld Tor 40
Then CarTignn hammered One intO the lefl
Geld bleacheru and made the circuit, With
Lewis seoltag ahead Of him. Wood Sled
, g hsmPeil hsSgSr DID o. 20 CArss IN The
third On stshl ssIs one 70 the same spot.
the latter Eoing 70 sound on the throw 20
Aa-tih. speaker f0uled 10 Chase and tbs
latter threw Mid past Austin, Lord scoring
and stahl reaching third. Wagner drew Z
Gardhers tTipbe INTO right neld. Chase
thrsW Wild past third trying 10 nap Gardner
and the runner came home With hoNtoRN
seventh run. Lewis Vas thrown cut BY
Another run Waa scared by the locals IN
he fourth and u saa a Eiit IarTigpn
bunied safely. vent 10 -ecOnd on Miichelf-
Nild throw. cont nued 20 third When WolisF
fumbled and scored ON NOopsr's sacrifice
~. Speaker va the INT man 10 faes
noyie IN the lfih and ~ hii 10 centre Tor
three 1ases. WaEtszT drew = pas. stole
aeUond and went 70 third ou Mitchell = " I'D
throw. Speakers corning % the zane mis-
play. Wagner tFattsd home uhen Lewis
nied % cree and CarriHan famed
Hiahl beat out a bunt ih The seventh and
vent % thFd 81 sDeakers single ihroqgh
shoFt. the latter went 10 aecond when
Doyle threw oct Wagner. Gerdlier vas out
on sfFtkea and Lewis vas thruNn ouf hy
Rnnrh. The aeoFa
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PHILADELPHIA YACHTING.
seassn Opsnsa last SATURDAY Wltn Raeat
fnP ~ ROoaers.

The racing season u the Corinlhinn
faoht Club Of PhiladeiphlR was ouenfd
lass Saturday afternoon Whh a contest f8f
raceabouts Il was won By tho new Mower
designed yacht bGilt recsnfiy tor n q
Rnnk. This b the nrst Of . series a ra,,r
FOR these boais which arc 10 be- sailed 90
EssihgtOn on saturday aftern0qus, MAY ~
week there are 10 be nrst. second and third
prlyes N seven start, and C0fnDodofa d
Waiter clark has od9red q pri1a for he
IN eaoh race VII b credited with ~ many
tDints ~ the number Of boats she defeats
with one point added ~ 4 premium
With TIE fhiladeipnta yaonlamen anu tANe
opened the seasons SPORT for some YgafN
Sonle yachts thai we've Winnef9 ID these
waters are nov owned on the DelaWnre
The cOmhllttaa IN charge % the races "a
ADDISON y. haucroft. George Breed and
Charles L0ngstreih.
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R,ss Matshss fss Navy Tsau..

ANNAPoLm. Nay e--fhs Naval Academy
riae team uhieh opened IA aesssa ans-
piciOuaiy on saturday BY aefcaiing ihs tepm
~ the Maryland National Guard decialssiy,
has arheduled threa addltiousl matches Tor
~ TIE DiaiFiei az CsilfHbia Analanal Grsrf
On neat saturday; he seventg-eraf New
Vera % Nay "a, and a Feaurn match Win
ne Maryl1nd GuaroTmNn on DEroratlaa
Day, 81 Ne range - the iaiier belggen
Baltimore and Annapolis.
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Geuussswn own % IIsst Nu,y.

The nsKt race the Navy oarnmsn have
h with OsoFgetONn nsEt saturday. Thh
Win D. tha nral ln1gFcolieEtate Pnrs tka
waah imat1ninB have had IN several YaMr1.
Tha NAVY. beaten ~ Harvard and viCtsFi0us
teWn has he heagIon giHht d han had u
Vnarn nllh0uNh ulfar training eha nen
k1V9 come down q hltia M WslHhfa nFa.
CRFFpl, haw, -, lollat. ?. 80. l.anRnn, D
isI. Murray. q itss C0liigys >. Ia Hiohl-
fm ne aNaTaFa ~ ie5lf Duuada. The
Navy b@a4 averages ahpul 10 pound4.
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MaEd RassbaH Ganes foF Coauba

Columbia viii play TIVE Of tha hurieH
game q the ssason to-day and tS-morrow.
mssthg Brown and the Officers Of the North
Atlantlc squadron In order. This y The
lrst time that the Provtdehce team n y
played IN New York len q Erest mauy yea
a,.noash ior sli,oeL oi ~,
prip. Murray Lee. who has won eight ~
the ten games la which he has nitched lhia
year. VIII pitch for Columbia. Lee haa
errors beina largely responsible Tor both
defeata.
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TO-DaY,S MD FOk AQTEDTCT.
Lsas beach Handicap n tire LsadinG a..
tF0etlon.

The card for A0ueduct to-day has a..
trnctsd q lsrger number u entries thau
usual The ieaiurs b tha Long Beach
HaRdicap. 81 q mile and q sixteenth. WITH
the hildfeth eHfry tking Janies and Pay
egtel In probable favor ever htanc0up.
S S,s - I ~ ~ s,S az h,S ss sn aS
hoaa onasn and 1eahna d'hrc Lord The
best IN The irst race, for pl1tera, at six
tarloags W0odcFpis. Elm naau and Fgank
Purcell nay b. the fActarS
TwO-yea r-oids VIII nm IN the third race.
a. four aud . half f,IrlonNl. With Wmning
" dow CaTbinaef and inllora paghApa TIE
best in tho mn raee at q nile. 0Iiptan.
fOuuE Nell8 Snd George FtRld may Gus 10
lhe monay Maiden tNo-Yeaf-olda Win run
n the asf raos, 81 four and . hah iufioaee.
With Old boy, Eastern star end nartW0rth
ha wing chance The entries follow
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Fotnla - - D
'Ratiud fas Fhn In me Sra laninr
New N0rk q o q
nostnu ..... "a zee 70
Buns Boston L1rd. stant spcaker. WagneT
4 GaFdnaT, isNia CarItran q First hase %
errurs- hoston. I. New Nork. = Left " bascs
Session, 8 NeW Nert, lirst hase ~ balls Oh
Wood. q OF lrill T. on nuyit. y struck out ~
Wu1d 8 b. noftr. 4 Aacftnrr nies-Houuur
LeWts uesne run -CarIiK1n. rhree hasr hits
Gardner spea4sr Two aaas ait.- Wa9her.
WArneT Cree Umuirs 10 rhlgf A.
aslant umpire ENans. rina . hguT aed N
minutrs.
FHIi-tnriFuiA a. o., 70 uAhufH1Tox
PmfEaDuIFuIA May -The Athleuca ruads 10
'aur siraiGht iFsIa WashinGfoa tod1g. TIE
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Iotals.. - - 10 81 Iotata ~ 70 n -
ss i IST S sss e e; ne ssT SS SsS
WaahlnRtnn. . go o o.
Phllaaeiphia aO0s ao %
Runa-W ashlng ton Crooss, Ktinfef Phila.
delp4ia-Cuiilus hakeT. DAVIS. = Marry. ).
Tnemas, Planh. Firtt haEe en- error hIhinH.
ton, T. phIindaiphia, len on hases-Wash
inatnn. :. PhilndelpAia. 8 FlrHt bnas a. ballB-OH
Gray :. % Oberuh, ]: 20 Plank, q Slrtiuk out
mtl-harry rhamAs Tno haaa hits klilfef. ?
1nrritca hli -OdIinR. stolen h4eea-Naiilns. :.
DDunie playt- Eibcffeid and kiinfgr. Thomas.
Celnma aad natis VIVA uitch-Pianh Nmulra
n chief-nincrn Assistant uuplre-C onnoly
Tme--l hour and 80 minutes
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Entries from sssntF-fsur colleges have
besn received for ths eaafeTancs Eames a
ChampaiEn. Il. On Juns e. Souls new
cgsaers are The URiyufNily d Cahforala,
Wsslpynn. Nea1sFn h8asrva aun NaaAilfN-
Ton IRiVaTnliy % ~. lonig. VIA ~ faF
eataFn colleges m, flaaq gamsa are h.
elusive q mere terriiory than tAaas q ths
!. Z. A. a. A. a. Othaf inslIlMtiona Ia the
N9Fthw 1naGfn. flIgtna, Wi1ruEIin, kanalH
knoE. Miami. Michigan ARricuitlrnl Noirs
Dame. helott. Colorado, GrinnaIl, B6aFiln
south Dakota. state University az tOWa
and Iowa state Colleaa.
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rolala... ~ ~ B
fRsi,sd ISr 1s1 VAIN : sSs ss sIs,s iSSiSs.
losion ................0 e000 o.
"a Louis. ............l o ooe -
I've hala he-Hu1aina Mame Fua-MafaeG,
Aaggllre ms-Munet1Ey. nuurie plsr-AalQlna
And kunalchF, Nlulen eaaea.-nack, Hmllh. bal1
MaaierR. a HtrauA oal--DY wilma 4 ~ 4aablrn.
4 Len o. holaa-Sl Louls. q. noatnn. q CmVsre
IN chlIf-RlHleg. Assistant umpise-Emallos Tine
I hour hld y mlnutaA
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An - r,lla far -.

The MstfopaiiaA AHsoaiation u tha
4. A. =. haa grsnied sanctiua 10 the Cian.
ha-fiaei Ansoeatisa fur y go a. r4mal
No ceitie ftEt on iuns % AmanG tns
FTBn1a ~ 10 an 81 aFguHd ellrnuiulxhlB
~ AnlettN N1994ilN - n1u1nlf aud M
OR. fhlg limit HiN ahut 81 az TIA be
nuen ann t1g mh' IfwqlThfa WI ~ b rnqnrt
ilf Qlra. ~ ~ % 1flEuu u there are
sQp ovruin. hut tha ClH-na-iiafls uM
I4N1 q JOY nI'fN NnulrtfN - WG ffF u =
iI,t'T lnlgE9lln iq hage = nnnTlanlnaa G1ff
eh 1fl an elF
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VANDERBILT AGAIN.
ms sssre - VIstsslss ~ PSsseh TraSk
inereases.

special Cabie DsspaieA 70 TuA SUE
PARIs. Msg e--W x. yanderhiit's Bar
bnroaaa. ridden BY O'Nei. Won tho race
for the Prix dss Cavaliers, % t.oeo franca.
q ~. Cioud to-day. Hs horns De-
leader. rtddan ~ IN sane ioskey. ran
ssoOnd for ths PriE dec Iris. Of a.0oo irsAcs
Ths Wlnnar Of this facs vas Ganay's Akbar.
ridden b. Karat. C0blentz's spastel. with
Doumen up, finished third 10 q field ~ four
nBumNnd's kecourl was senOnn - haF-
harnnaa n the PriN das CnvaliaTa, Wfh
nartholqmQw's 0raanno third. Henry Fnfs
the second horse and Chiida the runner up.
Nma horses ran,
Frnnk yay G0lld's lngkambe. ridden
fcr ne prlr tas k4ianthisva. 81 {. aeo iFnnoa
aeanus'a fainqueuT, Fiddqn BY Douman.
Won. With Roy'l kagiepal8. With Curry
N the aaddie. ascond. Ten horses ran.
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AMERICAN ERsSEE.
nlgluannasFs aAut Ona n Ons alaaa oAma
--Agnaafnnl IN.

While the Western teams wore On their
way East Yesterday there UasS two games
IN thlS nsction. TIE New IOFia uu0 ahua
out h one Hided gMma In houtnn. buf taok
two out q throa from the aIlagsd speed
boys. Nov that the latter have WonA q sans
Dennaht claims foT them may be expscied
10 10 renewed with tho customary fervor.
TAe Athletics. the class of the East 20 oar.
hammered the downtFOdden Washingtons.
Tbs hlshhndsm Futseated 10 fourth plaes
and the Red SOx mlnsd q notch. Tho
results:
Llaslan. 10; New Yn.A. q
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Games ashsauisa fss Ts-any.

NMITTTNN TTI-TN
DsiEoii q Nsw York; ~ Louis n Boston Cievs
iaad n Pbiisdeiphia: Chieace n Washington
NARIoMAL LhA0uRs
NsH Y@t IN chiraso, Braosiyn IN Ptasbarg
Philadelphia IN Cincinnati. Boaiqa IN 81 Leuis.
NAsFMMN LKa0uH
Nsuark IN Rochrstsr; Ierusy CITY N 9oaseal
Prugiasace IN Bunal9, a1ll,moFe IN Totoat0
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- NAIaN ~
'HI.HI ~ nerrrs iu M eiFhth inning.
'1r idams IN the atth inuinG.
ahen uiuninH run Was acorud
....9 iSSSsSii-s.
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PittsbtrE -liyrHe. Leaeh Nilef.
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I0re hase hit-Whrll Nl1ien h1geB-
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$3.50 IN. huruh. Sacrince AZ huWmsi.
smith and l.eunON Sinith Hlm.
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100 nuinnA lmuirr IN rhlef-hlenl.
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r..rrupn b. r1uTilg IN ~ giThin
ITas. itenna waa iaFINri1le ~. ~
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. i.1ucrt and q fcw mis save ~
"H. ne ac8rt.
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A Andersen. 4 hariotia 4. AHdarron.
A. Grurnsbono SpartanburE, 4. tiFern.noIo. a
Al firrsnxtie Wlnston Aalsul. 2 0rssnNiuE. 3.
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Tha nast grleEal Messing 81 ~ Nsu Tofk
Ytehf Ciub Wll b he'd 81 THURSDAY. May a,
II a. giu11qrsn AZ t1ia meafinn 4 y
r1rrrrflt lhaf ne uFgrrHrr1a Tor ffa eru1ra
vi ~ ennrllrai ~ CeiamlfeFa NrFtlF
Curtis N1mnB
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Al MouiEamery Mqnigoptr1. 8 hemRhl..
N Biruiuuhaus- birmingham. . Nashvine I.
Al Mohiie Auanta. 3 heaiie, : ttairieea
lnuluEsl
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A. rrautaa. 1on. q, lancaster.
al Iohnstoun -1ahnaioun, 7. harrisbgrg. =
A Alinoaa-- AitannA. Z. WtiNamspurt ?
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A savannah Savannah. ? Augusta. I
A. Counfbsia larksunFilis. Oalpmoas
Al Marrn Manan s. Caiumbia. q
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Al HatlleubuFa liatiiasbarr 4 Nazea City, :
Al Iarkann -lsckaon. a. NlrkAharg. 2
AZ ueri4iaa- MsFdlan. s. Orpsnwoad. T.
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Opad stsIt; vu1 ss.iiS. dSasrs, o. G.. q ~
trained ~ " ~ kartifk
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


RccaNsrEn. Nay a-Oger I1Gos ians tgraca
0ui today ~ ~ hoghes,er l9an ~ nIsi nn.ne
zane 81 Ne season " NeWaIk. ncllnllN
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Harvard fnrshuran 90 ~ sgiei .sa.1g iIun
grstrr o. ~ ir1rt q y - tauie1t YEA iar-
Vurd ollY afal n ~ NH ful-
ne ffniraTuifY Of Waanln1trl lqfllIr , fef1l %
ta5s 4 1rsrlfrs nv III hiFll mi1ln. nv rlrtt
ID have fInnralE9 rlllTA Yea gllel -
rfFfHT TO ulIr1 ~ l11ll 81 Do afliIill y llll
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A NHwaukse- MlWaHkes. 2. ladiaaapsi Z.
Al Enasns CITY Louisville, z kansas CITY.
AZ 81 psul-gt Paul. D fptr1t.
a. Mlnnaapsils olumbus. %. hlnntapoils. T.
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VIrglalA Lesgue.


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Al INnrhburr -Hichmoad. g. Lsashbur9 q.