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WAGNER DEFE tTS ATTELL.
Put ~ . Past Ten Round Bsut at the
NaIIsnai CIub.

Joe wagner. tho Italian bantam. defeated
Monte AtteIl. a brother Of Abe Aiteli. at the
National sporting club in West Forty
fourth street lesi night From the start
Wagner had u ell his own way. In the third
on the Jaw and In The eighth round Wagner
clesed hbe left eye With q heavy swing
Wagner almost had him out in the ninth
The nrSt aud second rounds were tame
Wagner putting . LETT TO the IaN, white
Atteli held on and pounded the kidneys and
ribs IN she third round Wagner Rushed
Areil 30 the ropes. placing right to The
law and then swinging q left TO the head
Attell tried 10 scnd In a right hook. hut Nag
ner vas TOO shiffy and moved avav Ntteli
tried to rush hts man IN the nth round and
and Attell tell to the floor
and planted = right swing on the Jaw whiS "
sent Atten@ head hack Ne followed h
ny wiIh q left and Atteli cent q short hook
o the iaW which was very weak In the
seventh Attell braced and sent in an uppey-
cut Wagner came back With a left on I he
nOae In the eighth round Wagner sen, In
several rights and ieffS to Inc head and TheW
sens IN q vicious right which closed Attell's
eve
Wagner vent AZ AuelI in the ninth round
With right Aud left and had hN man grogRv
anu weak a. tho he'll In the tenth round
wagner pat = lett on the head and then
on lbs iaW and M AtteIl'N damaged eve
Nftei came back With short hooks hut
Wagner rushed ~ him. sending in his right
on the head and also s~nding in some woo,i
body punches Attell was weak and al ln
90 the hell
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lNERTCAN LEAGCE.
Rain STOPS Game with Athletics I.easlng
the Hlghiansiers.

\ passing shower which didn't pass until
further paw Vas on for the dav stOpDstl
me Hiehiand-r-- hhletic- game IA 'he first
hail ri The nfih rHhing yesterday there
wa- good -iysd turnout to welcome
NtalIng~'S men and things were going
against the later when the rain came 10
heir assistance and made y no game
The Athletics we're ahead ana mad much
The better chance To win The New Works
IN th-T iour turns ~ bat had made only
IN" h' IN Morgan m. sprbaH pitcher.
that on" bv chase
he Nhletios had three runs and the
New oVAs none y hen the game was called
Vaughn was IN The box for the New Works
The Nihle,icS scored run in the fourth
inning on hrs bv Baker and DAVIS. a com
by Baker. an inneld hl' nv Baker and hen
q double -tsal. Knigh' ma = ing poor return
% 'hs plate mpirr 'onnolIv had the
Vaughn ~asn't good after m. hail became
g. aud IN The r''h inning the Athletics
made 40 runs ; base on balls 10 i.iy ING
-ton. hts bv Norgan Hsrtssi ami old 'inx
ami an error by Hemphtll ls' in Two more
run~ There vas one man on base ana
NO ou' "hsn tho game wa- called The
llIKhla nd@rS nov have one t'e game With
The H1-tons and Que post poDsd vita The
NfhlsilT~ 20 10 plavei ~ a. home ana
~" Po-i pon-msnt- in PHILADELPHIA aud .
fls game m Washington furnishing meal
for more future double headers
! he other Eams- scheduled for ye-;er.
das were PLAYED The Bo-ion- did some
- hole-si- waiting and piled 40 eleven
r. ere enough The tlevslandS after =
ser - 81 defeats no-~d OFT the White SoX
aud tN- De rOit~ humhied he HToWn-
The New Norss ~"nt 40 to ihtrd place
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SCRIMMAGB WINS FOR SCHORR
TAkES WOODHAvEN STAKES
AND ~ BgD ar.
Agent - n0skmaSeF ahAW ssAkes Bosa .
Thseat ami msS,paaas Raan says THINGS
--Jeanne d'AFe and Danasllsa Score
for nallIlrnah NJ ihR Annaalmaa TRMaA.

Agent - moskmaheg AhAW seAkea 1osa q
Thseat ana Mssnphas Man says Thlngs
--Ieanne d'APe and Danasaiea Score
Esr IBtlaresh &C the Aqsesiues TSaek.
when John " schorr Of Memphis bought
| the twO-vsaT old ScrlmmAgs. O son OF Wild
Mint - Ballyhoo Belle. from ames r. ksene
tho other day he made no mistake. sccLH-
maze vas victorious In the wOOdavea
stakes. four and half furlOngs. at Aaus-
duct yesterday. the succeSa ~ this young
-ter brought 10 light . fe'sd bet schorr
aud the wsn known booLmaksr TOa ss.S~.
Who 10 Ia New OrlsAnS but Nhese agent.
George Heed. btu scrirnmags Up TO o.. son.
an advance ~ $500 over bis entered ceiling
Driee. SChoTr retained the s0n Oe Wild
Mint with an ezra ss bid and then gave
vent to his feelings this way:
i received . m~SsaEo from Tom shaw
aoms tune ago "a tho eject ihA: he would
bid zap al Winners Of selling TacSz in my
-Oloru a. long a. ! retained Albert sinona
In my employ a. trainer. ! told shaw 60
mind his own Affairs and assured hun that
I would conduct INV racing stable In any
way I pleased. This bid up to-day 10 by
shaw's agent. and 10 nothing more than
spite work. 10 - not legisiHa ste business
and I went everybody to know IT,
scrinmaae came from behind under .
severe drive amt won by three parts Of .
length from r. T. Thomas Monertef. BY
Cesarion. who yed 70 beat y. n. Hitch
coca's Isllla. bv uddfellow. . head for the
place. The W0odhaVen stables I.adaseste.
a strong IaVori,e. was close uD. The time
s T. IIildreth won two races with Jeanne
JAR and DandeliOn. both nrsi - otces.
Jeanne ar. after cbasiuG Danneid fOr
nearly i've furlongs. OveFhaule him and
RAlloped home Nth safe H argin In the
-eCOnd event. for I,laferu. NJ say aud q half
fnrlOngs pann~ld heat liranta q leng'h
and half for the place The time vas ~.
In hard drive Garner, VII" rode three
front OF Frank MeiT'z Ratio in the Mt !
event. AZ seven furtongn. Sir CleKes was |
third. q length and n half back The race !
Was ran In - As.
Garner landed bulk are In front in the /
opening event n selling anaiT ~ stN fur |
loBgr The Hastings colt beat James |
Ma Mants'S S-pulVeda by length and a
half la ! z; The latter finished a head 10 |
front Of Hespon-eful.
Frank ReEan'- wonderfully improved !
Ardri made all the pace in the handicap AZ 4
= mite and won in a sharp drive by head ,
from Ibenap. e. l.. Thomas. Polls. who !
won the Derby At Jacksonville. vas the I
favortte. bur he hsd n rough touTney and !
Was third. three lengths away. The time
WHs Il
The Newcastle stable uncovered a good
colt named Danger Mars. by S@mENOnius,
va the last race, for maiden two-y ear-oldS
ive furI0nRs He bFeez-si home rix lengths
20 the good in I O1 Is " Wilson, Jr.s.
sheriff bradley. a colt by Galore fFance~
Met LELAND. Was serOnd and y. " Hitch
cock. OaEdale. d son of Garry Hartmann.
vas third
The summaries
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Pitcher Ciunn was reseased yesterday n, N,
Highlanders 10 the bridgeport club.
The Natlonal End American Leagues have had
siAteen postponernentA each 20 far.
win william ~. Taft and Lord KItrhenrr h...
bail fans y - time tor klnR Edward and ths
Kaiser 20 fsli IN line. Wv
Th9 Nationai Commissi0a Will have a ca.. q,
aertds DesNesn me Cotumhue and the Chlrawo
National Club. In The exhibition srason n
Cubs P1ayed q game IN Columbus IN ublrh TfrEe,
Ann HOFFMAN got INTO rDW win the umuirp
rhe Cotumous people before the row broke IN,
hed Given q chech 20 the Chicago Club Tor ~
letters snare o. me receirts. vince men ~
Ohlo l4WmaEers have acted uufaVnrs bly ~ ssf.s
dey oell nnq ne Columbus elub has gtornes
pat nant % ne cnacN. deriaFlng nat the RciienS
~ Aa Cnleago playNFa In ths eHhibiflna 9alns
gae ? Eeasaa WY De Sunday bail pIupusl DER
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TO-DtI'S earn rOR ,euEDJor
Flushing selling stakes Ise leading ~.
tFactloR

The Flushing settling Stakes. for three
ysnT-olds ara INV ard. 81 rll~. vii r-
run at Auuedu't TODAY. WITH Fir".t0r.
Question Mars and Berkeley ro--ihl- .1-
best. Two-yssT-olds Will ran 10 ta" t-.-
race. "a four and a half turlorg-. - O.
OnaEer. crash and Mis- Ns5t nvrfr.v. or
IN u handicap al >tX mriDUg- Tarsfr.
Rocky - Brssu and MaduaI look 'hs -..-'
In the tnird race. for plat.r-. 81 -I. 49,.
longr, Frank Purcell. fddr" bu-au avn.
QUAINT 80 nave excellent chance To-.
ysar-old fllie- wIl run 10 o." pfTh rae. "A.
four ruFtouc~. NDrlSon. H.,.HIrrrr H.#
Easv tIi" po-- Ihl" fH'for-. TO- tho Ia-.
RAE. ffor WhId"U- ~ seven IIFlpnC. Me-.
phor III. G'org. Fi.ld and IhHus- loo,
form IdHtie. The entries follow
Iirst Rare Iur tuU . ear ODDS. -etInE Col.
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NEIL COWS TWO THOUSAND.
Danny Maher Land. I.srd Rssebery' . Cest
IN Fr0at by q Read

NDfetdl Cdo@ Despdfch 70 Tuu SrN
LoNpoS. April - Lord Rosebery's
Neil Gov. ridden by Danny Maher. and ono
81 he faSorite- With IsmberG end Admiral
Va Nks for the Derby. won the classic Two
thousand Guinness ~ the Newmarket sprinx
meeting to-day from = nelG OF thirteen
starters lie best lemoerg short hesd
ridden by Sheets Martin. vas third. two
lengths behind lemberR The betting was
70 aRa inei Neil Gov. ! to , aga inst ! EN-
berg and 100 TO against wht.k BrOom
The last time Neil Gov and WhiMk Hroom
met the latter finished Second. hut II vas
aid 81 the time that Mah~r. who rode Lord
ho~eb~ry's colt ~ that time. had = lot tn
hand a. the finish. MaheT will have the
nouni on Neil Gov IN the Derby. Wht-k
Tho race for the WilbVaham Plate Of
700 -Ovevetgna vas son by Harry PAYNE
whltney's Hamburg lady Frivoles fiiy
ridden by Martin, Baron kdOuard de
kothschIld's Nectarins u. waa aecOnd and
sir n. w. \. Jardine's IstnWlasa BsToGeas
IL Fleche nlly third. The bettinR AS
- to 10 against the winner ? 10 1 aRainat
The sec Ond horse and 80 to aRsinst thS
BARONESS lie Fiechs hliy. TWeivs horses
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HliiIaFsls.

Two EaHes vefe PLAYED YESTERDAY in the
spring tournamcnt a. Maurice DaIy'S room
Willis ThoW pSon won both ~ them In tho
afternoon ne defeated William Whiting rs
q score 81 1u' To ts7 Thorn pSon made
htsh run NJ - His average Was n t2-s7
Thompson won the evening game fro,
''~orge ~ John. hon he defeated So
to q
George Moore. Who Is PLAYING exhibit ion
games AZ three Cushto 81 MctsraW : roorr
defeated Charles Byer~ iazf night in fort,-
innings bv q sore OF ~ too Moors'g hf1-H
run was =. Rver-'s hasf run was
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Runs tsteus brlre tOiumbiaH ONonnell.
sanders. Ost~rhout :. Shiblsy noooe. Hast
logs Two has hit O,tcf bout. SAcFtarr hit
Hs.ungs ~e'rtnce rs Moore stolen bases
sanders. OstsrhOut. MOorr. Lang. Hastings
Lett "a has-~ Columbia. 5. Stevens. Firxt
hass srrurs c OH mbtA 4 stevens. :. Douhle
play Aotcman. Cook and Ian sael Strnrk out
by - Nsair. . by Harris. by Coleman. :. b
Saundrrs. First bsse on hats OG SaundsrN.
. 90 Harvt. Hi' ny pitrher Nv O'Aeale.
Passed hait trcyrr Hits an Saunders. 4. OF
Coteusn mpif~ NennrIy I1ms hour aasi
10 lr-nuire
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WI,hlnwtea IN Ravyara Rat.

CAHHHIDGE. Mass. April "A chang.
vas made In the order Of the Harvard
varsity crew this afternoon. when !, TOOK 70
the water for tho first time since the AnnaDo-
lta race lagt Thursday. l1Othrop NInshina
ton. ne football captain. who has eonn
Hooper az No, .. ths latter going IN al No :
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Pischrd nan Prar,urr. sEuIl.

LVNS. Mass April p Den Boweock,
LEI, Aslder Of the Fall River team Of the New
Engiand Baseball LesRue. had he skull
Uhckur~d ny b~ing struck hV pitched ball
N the opening aame NJ the season here
this afternoon. Ne wae taken - the lccgl
hospital and bis condition u considePed
serious.
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GIANTS STOP The PHILLIES
MATHEW son GS THE MOtND
FOR TINE NEW IORkS.
@go@hlSns JoaFney to BostSa and Again
Van ~ the NayAiSie Guns and Pirates
Finally Get Tosether ami chances
ChIrngS Crowd Hears OH thr Palnl

The soaring Of the Philadelphia Nationals
was stopped yesterday The Giants did u
with MatheN-on on the mound thev On
q close one from the IhHlirS the lattsr'-
second defeat this season The HFook " ~
Jourasyed lp Boston and were mal'reI'~i
by 'he Doves. m Con>sH usu"- of Which
the Brooklvn~ tgnbei - las pisr" The
Cuhs and Pirates hnaliN goI together after
a long var aud the hon"r- ~ Oh" first ION
nict f-l' 10 tur Subs The shut on The
PittsbuTg~ "a passing ' ua' b- >Iid that
McImNre. la's ul Proclaim. I.,i' he'd TOR the
Cubs The results
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keosh stm PooI CSamp..u.

Roc REarRR. April - Jerome ksowh b,.
successfully defended his title Of moi
champion against the challenger. Chavis.
Sanord Of Chicago. In the third round M
tnew 90 bell match tonight keomh rHn
away troEl the Chicago Ola yer and .gTn 80
lead 81 iU a, the end 0g the s~corS
night play keoGh had q lead 81 only one
Stafford sas wv
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pNTRoTT. : or tpUIs "a H..

'Rattsd for Graham ln the fourth inning
~ Louis o q
Detroit o. 90 } %
Runs Detroit Mcintyre Bush Crawford. !.
DsiShAnty. Pernoil ~ Louis Wallarc Two
bas~ hits Abstrtn Bush. CObh Wallace. SaeTi
nrr ~ GrigEs Sacrifice hits AoFtarty. Dele.
nant.. Bush. StanaGe Double play Haats~il.
sugg. ana Nbststn stolen base Wallace Hit
- pitcher ~ Graham tpslehangy StanaRsB.
~ prrnoli ,D~mitu wild pitches Graham.
pcrnon FIRST bsse bats on Graham
IN GtIlgan. ; on PeTuoli = STRUCK out D.
t,ilugan. h, PcTnpu. 5 Lett on bases Detroit
- Tuia ~ Umpire w rhisf o. soughlin
minutes
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CoIumhia had little difficulty IN di-posinR
Of stevens bv 4 Ia to score Yesterday after
noon on south Field ~ n game that was cut
The sore
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Totals ~ -" y Totals y = N J
zone nut When Winning run was scored
chicago q o q
Cleveland q s
Runs chicago PANE Cleveland krueRer
StovAu Two base his Bradley Sacrince htts
StOt an. B~mis. Turner Hahn. stolen bases
kruegsr. /. firs, nsse on balls-OH FAlkenberg.
% Walsh. ! Hit by pitcher ~ FaIkenberr
.GanctU FIRST bAse on errors Chicago ! irN
IN bases Cleveland. Chicago. Siruck 0ut
- tsisenb~rg by Walsh. Double play
Walsh. BiackbuFn and GAndt Passed ball
ReHis Wild pitch Walsh. mpire In chtef
sheridan ASSISTANT umpire kertn Ttuse I
hour and a. minutes
uETRoTr. sr tDUts - -. I.
NJ IOt-Ts. Aprti q HU tirahams stLlnss.
IN tho eary rounds tnaethsr Wtth the many errors
81 the - Louis inneid. siioWcsi ipetrait ~ ran
ava gith to day game
The sr0fV
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Game. arhranIea for costa,


ANNNFAN AAAoNN
PbnAdeiphiA In New York Rostcn m wash-
ingtOn. chicago N Gle, Gland Detroi, in So LouiE
NAriOHAL LhAorA
New Yark IN PhilsdeiphiA BROOKLYN IN Boston
Cincinnati n Ptttsburg 81 Louis IN Chicago.
EAarMRN LRAoUE.
Montreal IN Newark Rochester n PrByaaum~-.
Baz8Rao in balumcpu. BulIalo n SsfaaY cilT
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RosroN o.. ~. wAaMfNGroN 7
WASHINGTON April - GRAY WasA ioke against
thr Boston~ 70 day and hovilk was Just had.
hereiore ashington rsreiNr ~ = beattnG Ar-i
lane~ touched foT 'wO htt~ In each ~ fonP
innings bat was iurEv Tho
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= natisd Tor Musil-T la the ninth Inning
i've Oft ~ hen NtannF ron Nas sroF-I

Totals A. N'is Totals - - 10 >
.haued Tor Mu"il-T la the ninth inning
rive Uut uhrn Nianlng Tun Nas sroT~J
houtreal - o %
NrNaFk 80 (. :
Runs Munu-a Madden. NrsKeT. Cofr0ran
smith. NrNaTk Gauley, =. limuaeTmaa. AgleT
tftsp Stolen have Naddth Corrotan. 2
Jones. Sat rinre hits kFete Corkui. Madaen
AEicr. Two base hits tan 'ey. zimmerman
rsp. Nragrr hits On keef, 10 STA lantnRs
struck out ~ Mueller. Q. by kerfe. =: by Jones.
I First base On bails on Muster. =: IA keefe 1.
rat hy nttrheT ~ keefe Meyer aud ZtmulsF
man BY IonrS Kelly. by Mueller tCursisl.
Pint base Fs-Nrwark. J. MoatFeal. 2
l.rfi on bases- Newark, q Montreal. ~. UmpaFe
In chief byron Assistant umpire -ialiigaa.
Time hours
BUPEAIO. Q. JnAsET CIII. J.
Buffalo again took the measure of Jersey CITY
Yesterday Two pitchers were W0rked by each
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inch-s and q great catch by Beaumont IN the
~ inning which eut on q run be saoIu

Totals " - -
Rated tor ieincld In ninth ihninS
Pittsburg .......... . o o o o 0 o
Chicago ..... o.-l
Run Chieago- Holman. Two base hila-n0f-
man -. Campbell SacTince hits-Fiynn ~.
l.eseh. 1tnkef. Campbeil. Byrne. Stolea baese
HyIne. Campbell Struck out-By Lelnela. J.
by Meintre. . First base on halls -O6 Acln ttrs.
q ~ Leineid, / left On hsscs- Chicago. .
Fttsburg, v. Umpire IN ehirf oDay. AssasiAst
umpire brennen. lime hour and - minutes
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EASTERN LEtGrE.
ssAspsHs 90 rWu eAgsa


Nonireai lO.i ~ third straight game In Newark
Yesterday In the ninth inning under -iTcum
stances almost similar to tho.e o. the nrst game
of the present. series Failure tn complete q
double play allowed the loralS to act two runs
arro~s BOb Ganl~y's daring bunt With too
men Qua seat the winning run home The scOre
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e Anderson of the Iyceum Chess
CluO % I'rookIyn vas the oRly opponent
of w I.aakev Who succeeded IN defeating
Tho latter in his simultaneous exhiht1ion
given ~ Terrace Garden ON TUESDAY, niRhI
Edgar Randolph of the New ork NIhlesic
Club and .. Hartman drew their games
The champ zion won eighteen
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At FHfScHroN.
S I.!.,,. To-. sGSS SSS%S: !
Rs,'s 80 S.yr, ans Su..1I vsiSr and Ds~sou
rIAwrSNcSvuu
I Fsss fl:.s%.p ssGS?SsSG
hsti-r~S 's.sS aud 4 !. carer Jones sad
Gordon.
R s.,,,sa5.,, :SGSS9SeO :
sa'irrs. Means sud wiisoa Gamm"ns aud
~ rE~xHoroS. -
G 3 "a Rf;,s:,; ssrf GSSS S5f:ii.
A. VAST roNr
S g:.s p.,., sSSGSSG2O$:!
BAtl~rs, ~tiINeu ana rommsrs. Lyman aud
10 az
I ,r.S,;!s,a and n-T'h'n iasiidd:SdSo : (:
astieTls,. Wa. hartman shd '''an,. HSsu
~ worossrsE
S ga; , ,.., is?sisIss
aatieries Colby l'a.ph Go'-i aud cam
Msi"nry. Rsgan anu NYliisn~
~ FHiL,ntLFHrs
NJ W. ., yi,.lnl. S99SsSSSo |.
Rsrieriss v..- AMI HerriW. Ws,~ ana Ne sss
AZ .NNspotI.
y anu o,,.Coo oooooooooo
Naval Arad~-,,
- q "a a q q a q q q a %
BATTERIES sexton and Ritsiss Meade and
CaWarh,o
'''"H"'" ~ pEovtpEScV. Al
49,
s,ovr oo,oo
1 .f.ve,te ~ - = a q n I ~ %
sy'.,ts. St.,L an. s,d Sosil nenos, I'd
n ,f.,,T
- .,.nu., r,w,n
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'Rari-i ',r Ho,uL IN the 1lnth Inning
I.o-trn o ~ -
" Ellington a % q q q
F4ns BostOu rFeush SpeAgrT NAgnsr
Lewis . Ho1p-r = GavrlgAh. ArritAne- Wash
in gfun Milan lir~t hasr rfrors hostou. I
I -. On ba-e~ H0stan = Washington 20 first
las ~ balls or Areilanr~ Home ran
Sp~aker rhrr~ bA-r hits ~p~aker Lord Two
hass hit street SacTtlcr bits Schaef~r Arri
lanes St1ieu bases tsiivrit. SprAker ilouhie
plaN NcRridr SshaefeT and ngtaub. Htt bN
id'rher ~ HoNHk tCAUtgauI b, Aresisnr-
Milan muirr In rhief EGan Assistant um
pirc ENAn- Time ? hour and ~ miuutr~
stEVELANp s. CHICAGO -
CiEVEtaNp NprH % Wat.Ls VIA bitch on
he fhirt .tTiAr 20 krIeger -rcond 81 fhrer men
famed in a row W me dNth Inning. 'ust Chicago
= game % dAN kru~grr ~toir .rcond aud thru
stole third Turner third sGfiAe scoring
paNur Nud heaNr over thiTd Hits bruught
the Other 'Np rflls The s,urr
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~ LINN LINN Fau River o
~ LsovFril- Rrark Ton. : l.ow-tI
~ hANerhtn View Bedford. q Haverntl 4
~ 1Trester Lawrence. A. WarcesteY. S.
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Good start won easily danger Mars. b. e. Z.
rs SemprOntus Pnrfnerr. owned by the Nea.
rastle stable trained by r. Welsh
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a. his-Chat'anqpEa. = Msmphis. .
~ NOBLE Mobile b M0utFoFaerV
IAN. /. @H
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BOSI"N. tprii - Tony smith saved his
team from icing shut ou' by m" la. - mn.
afternoon - hsn no val.pt.as' he bl % ov.r M.
left hesd ien"e ~ he ninth inning BrooE
iyn could 80 very Ii'tle vrh Wsre.s SLOW
curves. registering nut 40 hits in the FRI
stGhi inninR~ bat the l0ra'. hunsu ed , ns,r
safefie- IN the fire. and fourth innings TO-
nve tailieS toilin- uisvsd = phenomenal
game IN centre feid making three brIJItau,
catches both infeds pllv.i well. me
errors being partly due TO he softn--s of
the neid
bosion scored Two runs m tho opening
session Moran VaIk ami collins pushed
hun ahead wTh a sa"riHc~ Coonsv -inRled
TO centre scoring Moran Sh"an drove
through third and H~rIog .iugsd 70 rt8bt
scoring Coonry and pr't' ing SL.sn ~ 'IIrd
An Attempted double -te,l result - m -hesn
sweeney walked bit Berk .trur, UuI
Hseeney le,i on IN The fourth Hninr Win a
two sackeT Beck ss'rih' ed and Gfaharl
singled over third sending ~ ssusN nome
white hunted and smith Tufnblsd he hal
Moren bat 10 W MILAN vho threw o,ar the
third ha-emans hesd snd t,rahafn Kent On
10 the plate. Vine reHV hiHg fhIfd nj Moran
eeeonf tollins scratched = bI' over -s'-pnd
hRee sU1 White srDrsd ,ponav srde,
the inning BY flying - ~muh
BrookiyB- bs-i chance % make rms "a.
in he final inning Nfts- ~muh had made
hta homo run sweeney IrImhied a groupder
from Bur- % and ~" 'affs- urofnTf,. -f1i.
second Wheat Wa thr0v n ouf tv Nhits
alter Nc" atop and ilumm"l- liner Va
gathered IN Nv Moran bauiert IinsI a
einRie 10 cenfr. p,tfiug Hur,t on Tbtrg
score
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ln'aAs ~ 10 q 10
'Ran FOR waller IN the third inning
'Batted for WaikeT in thr ninth inning.

Totals Il 10 q 10
'Ran FOR Waller IN the third inning
'batted for WaltsT In thc ninth inning.
HuTaIo "a
jersey tIW . ~ :
Runs Buraio hrnnn- whi'e. starr. East
Sabti- Williams Jersey t1N MOeiier Cri>t
alter Two ha-~ hits HanfOrd. SAbrie VIII
lam, Ssrrtnr~ hits brain. :. NOFtnkle Sarri
nee n, Ciemrn' stolen bases MO~lier. Loudly
starr Williams Len ga baSes Jersey city. S
BufTalo = First base un error BuTalo IbotI bile
pas White anu Williams SiTuck out ~
Spe-r = hl Waller. first base on halls Oii
Waiter 81 Walker = Hf ~ pitcher ~
NoWtnks loud, Hits on NoNiukle S IN two
and tao thirds Innings ~ Spser 5 In aG and
ons thirl inning> 81 Waller la thre- innlnes
or " aiseT. IN IA inniugs Umpire In chlei
Iinnsran. Assistant umpire Hurt Time
. hour and 10 minutes
At FHovIDENCE
Ro- h~st~r % % o q 4
Prov tdrnyr - - ~ - 5
Batteurs ianit-. Holmes and Biaif. Steei- aud
Fitzgerald
Ar HSIrIAoHE
Toronto 81 o o q sss
baltimore . n ~ O-a
batteries smith. MsGinley NewtoD aud Van
,leKri'i. Aukins anu EEan
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~ Indianapolis Columbus. = indlnnapalts 1
A. MiiwAukeg Minneapolis MliN aukes n
~ Kansas Ciil ~ Paul. = Kansas city. a
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YroosNu % % q o n
b"stnn ~ 10 "
Rns BrnakNu smith R1f ton Moran
toone5. Sv~rurg. Graham. Ahfr IIFst Is.e
90 error Boz tpF.. 7 HronkI yn. . 1su IN ia -
a1ston FropkIVn. O. i't-f hsss on tain. 90
White. ~ ~Tanlau. q. Nfrurk ont. Hg White
- @-anian Home j ~rtitf Two ~ 80
Mt SWerngg Narrnr~ hit FUillns. Hsyk
While Stolen bar Bunch Doubtr pfays
sheer. sweeney aud B~rk Graham fnf -near
HI Nv pitrh-r--Hy " hitr r -mitrI nTfr-- fr
chisf-Rir~T Assistant umrirr Em-u~ live
II hruf ara rnfn
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RAsEBALL p n NY American 81,
AsklsdSs, AneFican League Para. Adm. 5oc.
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nHsrAoo Npri -7--ChicaGo won from Pi-ts.
burr this sf'srr0un The feature ~ me Earnr
we're Ne strong ritrhinE - M''nnr- M NJ
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TuIAi> - 70
'Hat'ed for NeQuHsa IN the MUM Inning
NeW York - % ~ % % % % 4
PHILADELPHIA 20 % ~ ID >
Funs New '0rs uevorc. Il rra, Ser-ro.-
Philadelphia Rates Mage First bas~ on sr-ors
View Nnrs, . PhilauriphfA. Lett un ba.rs
FEila0eiphia . N~u Nurs . fIrat has, on halls
OF Mc0uitleu Or Nathrwsou . Strura aslr
VI Mcsguiuen. .. hl Va 'heNsHE Tao ua.-
hts Murray S~, mBur Mage Narrinrr MIS-
Mngee. Merkis hate Doom ueytIn Stairn
haees-Rrtdwcii. BAtr-. lIsN ore knahs Itnl.f,ir
rlays-MAthew~ M~frrs and NrrEe Nr-li~
Meyer and Doyls DDoiau. Naui and CRAM
Umpire In chief klrfn 'H-i-fal' 4rsuirr name
Tme hour AUd y min LL-.
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