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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
WEST POINT LOSES AT POLO.
Poor Mounts Cost Officers Game
at Van Cortlandt Park

In the Squadron A polo tournament AT
Van Cortlandt Park yesterday the New
Orleans Filibusters beat the officers from
West Point by 4 goals TO . There was a
large turnout Of spectators. although rain
threatened. II was a fast and closely con-
tested game. The Filibusters scored and
the West Point team goals Hunt was
twice penalized for fouls and De Almond
and Herr also committed foul crosses on
the West Point side, leaving the final score
as stated.
Individual scoring was: J. II. Hunt. I:
Strong. I; Herr. g and De Almond l. To
the fifth period the game was tie at g.
ALL II was the first time the West Point
team has played in tournament. although
matches have been played against the
squadron both at Van Cortlandt and at
West Point In other seasons Poor mounts
cost the officers the game. w H. Holmes
was referee.
This afternoon at 4:3o O'Clock the Meadow
Brook Juniors will meet the Country Club
of Westchester Insurrectos
The lineup and handicaps:
FIllbusters I. Arthur Mcclure. /: No.
back. 7. S. Strong 0 Total. 4 -
West Point-No. l. Lieutenant j. X Herr.
/: No. 2. Lieutenant f.. H. de Almond Q.
No. 3. Captain II. Doods. o. back, I.ieuten,
ant g. r. Alin, !. Total, t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
ACCIDENT IN AUTO TRIAL
Joe Koran Breaks Leg When Car
Somersaults Oh Speedway.

indianapolis, Ind, May 2i.-An AmpieN
racing car. driven by Joe Koran, OF Ne"
York, skidded and turned over while eo'
ing at high speed on the Indianapolis
speedway late to-day. and Koran sune'eu
broken leg. His mechancan. Emihe''
Ward. was bruised and shaken up.
1t was the first serious accident since 'he
forty-six entrants in the 5DD-mie race OH
Memorial Day began tuning up their cars
Koran. only n few hours before. had sue
ceeded Walter Jones as driver of the AM
pick.
When the front wheels struck the san'
and mud beyond the inner curb the car
somersaulted three times. Koran and Wsru
were thrown clear Of the machine. Koran
right leg was broken below the knee anu
a deep cash was cut i'm his forehead
At the time of Horan's accident most III
the drivers in the big race were on the
course working out their cars for the ellihi-
nation trials which are TO be held on FIJI
day. Luckily only few of them were
close behind Koran when the Ampieh
lunged across the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
YANKEES ON THE CLIMB
Defeat White Sox Again ana
Crawl Up to Third Place.
WOLTER MAKES HOME Run
Hard Hitting Also Accounts 1or
the Four Others That
Bring Victory.

Chicago. May 2i.-Climbing the ladder VI
leaps and bounds. the New York
rose with rush from the head OIL nv
second division to third place in the ANY
lean League pennant race to-da! "'''
tumbled the fast going White Sox from So,
end place to fourth by winning "o''
played game by a score of > To 3.
Louis king" Brockett opened the hs"'
for the Yanks. but was taken out In tue
fourth inning. when he lost control anu
issued two passes and allowed m inheiu nv.
with two balls on Olmstead. CaldweH "e"'
TO the rescue. The latter failed 10 lo."',
the plate. however and Olmstead tru''','u
10 first, forcing Collins over the pan iV
the last run made by the Sox. brocho''
allowed only two hits, but he gave W.
bases on balls and famed only one man
Caldwell was found for three hits put JIG
kept them scattered.
The Sox pinned their faith In Oiihsted"'
but il was not his day for effective WI ~
The big fellow proved an easy propoS''''i'
and was raked over the Goals for ro"n'
dozen hits. which included home run ~
Wolter and doubles by Brockett, Calu"e"
and Hartzell. VOTERS home run came ~
the first inning, but Harry scored IN sun
tarv state, as there was no one Oh ''0
maths. Brocketts double came Win bi'i
on the lines and drove over the run WHO u
tied tie score for the time being Olmsteau
issued three bases on balls and famed only
two men.
The onslaughts came in the eighth lrai''o'
and like beavers the bows in gray went d.
it. After Wolter flied out to Doughery'
Hartzen. cree and Knight singled IN sue
cession. Gardner scored HartzeH WIN d
long fy to Mcintyre and johnson slammed
one to centre field. which scored the VIII
ming run.
BY way of precauton the Yankees auoe'
another run in the ninth inning win TWO
out. Wolter laid down Pretty punt anu
heat the throw 10 the bag. Roy Hai'zeH
continued his assault on the pitcher by
lacinC out a double TO extreme lett heId
and scored Woter
Every man on the New York team maze
at least one hit. with the exception OF bar
and Gardner. Knight. Cree Voter anu
Caldwell made two apiece.
The team in spite Of the absence O.
Chase. is moving smoothly and WELL ana
with knight at first base the absence Oh
the Youthful manager is scarcely felt.
The score follows:
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E!TZ HERBERT IN DEFEAT
Runs ''th in Race for the To-
ronto Cup Handicap.

Toronto. May 2i-The holiday crowd of
fifteen thousand persons at Woodhine to-
day were treated 10 some magnificent rae
ing. The sensation 81 the day was the
winning by The Niger Of the rich Toronto
Cup Handicap, to which a purse Of 5000
was added.
s. C. Hildreth wanted IL badly He won
the race two years ago with King James
and victory to-day would have given him
permanent possession of the cup. His
Zeus was poorly ridden by an apprentice.
but even then was beaten less than half
head. while Fitz Herbert finished fifth. The
Nicgers lucky supporters got 70 10 !
straight
Hildreth. however. won two races. two
seconds and a third on the days opera
lions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
CLOSE FINISHES THE RULE
Class 3 Sidewheelers Furnish
Some Spirited Brushes.

Fast time and closely contested finishes
marked the third Of the spring series of
matinee meetings of the Road Drivers al
Speedway Park yesterday afternoon. II
was the sidewheelers in Class y which
covered themselves with glory. although
they did not make the best time of the
day.
In the first heat they came down well
punched with Hugh Reilly's - Ontime in
the lead. and the watches showed l0lI2. as
the horses swept past the post
This tied the time made by Princess
Direct IN the 4. A pace. when she de-
feated s. y. VOLTS Minnie Albert. Sid AK
worthy trottcd half-mile I'm 1904. with
Andrew Crawfords The Sailorman right
at his shoulder; De witt from the same
stable, with Charles Weiland AT the reins.
started alone 10 lower his time. and trotted
the heat In ] 02
There were several new horses on the
drive and nearly every class had AT least
one unknown aspirant for Speedway
honors
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EVEN BREAK FOR BALTIMORE.

MORNING GAME.
~ Toronto X. II. r.
Toronto .............2 2 o o 0xI ~ 2
Baltimore ...........1 q q 90 q q i2 q
Batteries-Cather and Kocher. Dygert. Pope
and Eean.
AFTERNOON GAME
Baltimore ..........l I 2 2 3 oil Is 4
Toronto ............2 ~ % - o ~ 4
Batteries -Nickers. Adkins and Egan. Klian.
Rudolph and Kocher and Slattery. Umpires -
Pollock and Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
BOSTON LOSES "A STRAIGHT

Boston. MAY 2i-Playing through light
rain. the Chicago Cubs defeated Boston
to-day by score Of 20 2. The visitors
secured two runs in the first inning on hits
and Mattern's inability 10 locate the plate
hut errors by zimmerman and Safer in the
seventh allowed Boston 10 tie the score.
In the ninth inning a hit by Zimmerman.
followed by a double by Sheckard and
triple boy Schultz. drove in the winning
runs. II was the fourteenth defeat in a
row for Boston.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
ERRORS HELP HOLY CROSS
West Point Nine Goes Down to
Defeat Through Misplays.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

West Point y. Y, May 24-In a game
filed with errors on the part OF the
Cadets, Holy Cross defeated West Point
by a score of to /. The Cadets made
their only tally in the first inning, when
two Of the visitors errors put Lyman on
third and he scored on a passed ball
Devore was in the box for the Cadets
and kept the hits scattered until the fifth,
when Holy Cross punched two and, aided
by an error and base on balls. took the
lead with two runs. In the eighth. Devore
was pounded hard. and five hits Melted
Holy Cross three runs Lynch was puz-
gle for the Cadets, and three scattered hits
was the best they could do.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
The summary follows:
MORRIS HIGH THE VICTOR
Wins Inters cholastic Indoor Rifle
Shooting Tournament.

Washington. MAY 24.-With high score
Of 9A. Morris High School, OF New YORK
City. was to-day declared the winner OF
first place in the Interscholastc Indoor
Rife Shooting League tournament by the
National Rife Association Of America I'M
der whose direction the shoot was held.
Deering High School, of Portland, Me-
is second. with 93l, and Culver Military
Academy. of Indiana. third. with 926.
At the close of the tournament these
three teams we're tied for first honors ana
a shoot-of was determined upon to break
the tie.
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MONTREAL WINS AND LOSES.
MORNING GAME.

MORNING GAME.
AZ Montreal r. H. r
Montreal ..........Ii q n u q u n IL q Z
Providence ........ o I q q % 2
Batteries Barberich and Curtis: Dale. Nc
Leod and Peterson
AFTERNOON GAME
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MICHIGAN.
Totals. 80 5 s 27l32 Totals.

'Batted for Smith In the fifth inning. tBatted
for Campbell in the ninth inning.
Princeton .......... o ! o
Michigan. .......... . d
Three base hit -Watner Two base hits B.
White First base on balls-CampbelL struck
out-By White. i'm Ia innings, by Woode'
in 2-3 innings b. Smith, ! in innings. by
Campbell | in ) innings. Hit by pitcher-Walt.
ner. Bell Hits-On Smith. . in innings. or
Campbell 6 in innings, off White. : in Is
innings off Noodle, O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
DRAWINGS FOR GOLF TITLE
American Players Get Byes for
First Round at Prestwick.

London May A-Drawings for the anna
teur golf championship tournament OF
Great Britain at Prestwick for which
there are li6 entries. took place to-day
The three Americans In the tournament
drew byes FOR the first round
In the second round. which will be played
on May 30. Mr.. Whittemore. an American.
will be pitted against T. A. Lassen. who
won the English championship i'm 1905:
Charles cChick) Evans. OF the Edgewater
Golf club, ~ Chicago. will meet A. c..
Latter, OF the Royal Black Heath club.
and II. l.. Cav. OF Philadelphia. who is
entered from Lake Como. Will play against
j. Il. staheford. 90 the Lytham Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
DEAD HEAT AT LOUISVILLE

Louisville. May 2i.-The first dead heat
run since the installation of the pari-
mutuel machines at Churchill Downs oc-
Cured to-day In the first race. when Col
ston and Hazel Burke came TO the wire
so close together the judges could not sepa.
rate them The purse was divided and
hackers OF both horses received half the
amount OF tho winning tickets.
Tho cJlors OF Captain f.. r. Cassatt. OF
Philadelphia. were carried to victory FOR
the first time at the meeting by BE, win
ner of the NTH race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
HARVARD NINE VICTORIOUS
Team of Former College Players
Defeated by Crimson.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Cambridge. Mass. May 24-The Pill
crims. team Of former college ball play
ers organized by Trafford Hicks, Harvards
old pitcher and Steve Philbn. last years
hackstop at Yale, this afternoon was
beaten by Harvard. to :. in rapid fire
game.
On the Pilgrims We're several old Har
ward players. including ex-Captain Dex-
ter. Minot and Simons. while Logan, Yaes
old third haseman, and Wadsworth, who
PLAYED second base a Williams. also were
in the lineup. Hicks pitched and was
hit hard by the college boys. who never
were headed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
CRAWFORD SAVES DETROIT
His Daring Base Running Beats
We shingtOn in Eleventh.

Detroit. May 9i.-Detroit defeated Wash
ineton by a score Of 10 to-day in an
eleven-inning game. Crawford stole sec
ond and third and brought in the winning
run on CunnnGhams error. The three
pitchers passed twenty men between them,
Works. Of Detroit. giving no less than ten
Tho score follows:
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PHlLLIES LOSE TIE LEAD
Pulled Down from High Place by
St. Louis Cardinals.

Philadelphia. May 24-The Philles lost
their sixth straight game to-day. and Incl
dcntally first place in the National League
race position occupied since beating the
Giants in the opening game Of the season.
St Louis pulled the team off the top
rung to-day by scoring four runs in the
third inning on four hits. two errors and
a base on balls. The final score was TO 2.
Golden allowing only six hits
,rLo annr. fnllnua.
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NEW YORK
Totals. 80 51227l22 Totals. 81 $751;

sRatted for Olmstead in ninth inning. TCald-
well out: hit by hatted ball.
New York ..........1 . o
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AFTERNOON GAME.
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SHELTERS POU'!D TIE BALL
Defeat Buffal, Decisively in Last
Game of Series.
rEy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

EufaIo, MAY 2i-The Jersey tltY skeet-
ers hatted Stroud and Taylor 10 all corners
~ the lot this afternoon and walked away
with the final game Of the series ny a
score OF 70 to s.
Deinineer's great stick was the feature
Of tho game. He secured two triples. two
doubles and a single in six times at bat
Mason was hard hit. but brilliant fielding
kept the Bisons from scoring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
De ORC LEADS AT POOL
Weston More than 100 Points
Behind in PLAY for Title.

Alfredo De orc scored 202 balls TO 81 for
Charles Weston. Of Chicago. in their FIRST
block Of points for the worlds poor
championship at John Doyle's 42d street
academy last night The challenger, with
the knowledge that only desperate chances
would defeat the champion. tried for the
impossible at the beginning of the match.
He PLAYED good pool, but fell behind as
De orc. with his usual cleverness, worked
out the combinations and obtained Dig
lead.
De orc made four scratches during the
nights play and his high run was - oa''S'
Weston made two scratches and his best
run was Il balls.
The summary follows:
Dc Oro-1o ~. II. o. 10. L. 3, 3 -. ~. ?.
& IL H. I. Is ~. -, II. 10. Total. 2o6 balls
scratches. (: net score. 202 balls; hlgh run -
weston . G. g, .. ,. ~ 10. !. :. y, H.
g. T. H. a. !. u. q. :. Total, 90 balls SCRATCHES
.: net score ~ balls. high run, H.
Referee-Albcrt -. cutter.
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Totals. .4OsI727Io1 Totals OF. SO 1627lsi
20 - 20
d COR Harkness in ninth inning.

'Rattod fOr Harkness IN ninth INNING.
t ttlnI, r'' ''.........0 o o d
Two. base hits Easterly. Granev. Baker %.
Thomas. Lord % Barry. Three base hit
Baker. Sacrifice Unfolding. Sacrifice fly -
Murphy. stolen bases-Baker. Davis. Barry.
First base on balls Hardness. 2. Coombs 3
Struck out Hardness. = Coonbs. =. Left on
bases Cleveland. 10. Philadelphia, o. Time
%. Jmpires -PeTrine and sheridan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

The National Sporting Club has taSe'
load of the Pastime Athletic club ann va
hold Its amateur boxing tournament al -
West 4ith street clubhouse on satut1VS, \,
evening. Invitations have been lssIeis I
the ticket holding Pastime men N.y ,s;
hoped 10 see the bouts at Madison SOL
Garden last Friday night, and LEY o."
he welcomed at the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Al Palzer, the West Side heavyvss''
will he contestant IN the white hois
tournament at the National Sporting ~.
tomorrow evening unless Tom kousA
gets word from Oklahoma mat le
matched with Carl Morris. . RourHe ~
been trying for a match With MOTIFS A.
is awaiting a message from OklaAolha =
fore announcing his Entry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Two-base hits HerzoG. Sweeney. Sheckard
tire. schultz. Herzog. Tcnney. Mattern. stolen
base rheckard. Double plays -Tenney Rarilen
and Icnney. Sweeney end Tonney Toft on
ta,cs Boston. q. Chicago. > First base on halls
--Om Mattern. 2. on Mcintire Struck ont -
BY Acintire. J. Time l.i3 Umpires Rieler
and Finneran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Fall River. g. Lynn. l.
Lawrence. s. New Bedford. ;.
Rrockton. .. Lowell Z
worcester vs. Faverhill rain).
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HARVARD

Two base hits Mackay. Dexter. Three base
hits Potter. Minot. Home ruri--Potter Left
on ses-hsrvard. {. Pilgrims. :. First base
on errors Harvard. 3, Pilgrims 4 stolen
bases gers Potter Howe Wadsworth. Sac
rGce hts-Carr. Potter. Howe Bases on balls
BY Mackay. by Hicks Struck out-By Nc
KAY. 4. by Hicks. 4 Double plays Carr Pot
ter and Kennedy, Hicks ana Logan. Simons.
900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES
Providence at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Newark.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Montreal Mt l"ron'"'
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Jersey City, ~: Buffalo. q.
Rochester. 4: Newark. ,.
Montreal. "a: Providence, D.
Providence, 1: Montreal :.
Toronto. :: Baltimore. :.
Baltimore, II; Toronto "
CLAIMING
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Totals. . 4527l51 Totals. . 81 "a % - .

Left on bases -Pftshurg. 3; Brooklyn,
Home run Zimmerman Sacrifice hits-Dau-
bert. Schardt First base on errors Pittsburr.
|. Brooklyn. 2 Double rlay-Byrne McKechnie
and Hunter Roses on baliS-On White J.. of
Schardt. /. stuck ut-Bv steele. / by Schsrdt.
g. Wild pitch-White. Hits-Off White. > in ,
innings. Time-l:23. Ump!Its-O Day and Bren-
nan.
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Earned rns-Brown. 3; PennsyIyanIaS ZsI,T,b
Home run-K. nash Sacrifice hits-Crowther'
Reilly. Coryell Stolen bases -Dursin, s nen'
struck out-Crowther. Durgin, Rally X Nas'i'
Warner smith. Aldendfer. King ~, ROONEY.
First base on called balls-Crowther firSt -
on errors Pennsylvania. /; Brown, J. pouu' oie
vania 6. Brown. 2 Tme-i:JO Cmpres-
Shellenberger and Adams.
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SPRINGFIELD, 2; TRINITY.

Hartford. Conn. May 2i-springfield
Training school defeated Trinity here to
day, az 10 ]. IN a close game. Chittick's
batting for the visitors was a feature He
made three hits out OF four times at bat
Blocker, OF Trinity had seven put-outs In
centre neld
The score by innings follows:
s,. n. +.
Springfield T. s.....i q 90 % % %
Trinity .....-....... q q q q q o q o. .
Batteries-shott and Kelly: Warner ana
l. H"re"r. Time 80 Umpire
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MORNING GAME.
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ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

MINNEAPOLIS. g: indianapolis. 10 on inn'asJ.
Toledo s. ST Paul =
Louisville 3, Milwaukee g.
Columbus. 3. Kansas CITY. 2
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ST. LOUIS SHUTS OUT BOSTON.

st. Louis, MAY 4-Pelty allowed only
three scattering hits to-day and ST. Louis
defeated Boston AZ to o. In the first in
ming Mclean doubled and scored the only
run Of the game when Laporte singled.
THO score follows
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r Moore in tie eighth inning

Totals. 45279Si Totals. 80 4.
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BROWN.
Totals. 20 4 8 q II

BrONn. ..........
Pennsylvania. ..... q
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ATHLETICS WALLOP THE MAPS.

Cleveland. May 2i-Philadelphia made il
three straight from Cleveland to-day win
ming by a score of to /. Bakers batting
WAS a feature. In five times at bat he
made two singles. two doubles and
triple. The score follows:
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Totals rs IL II 81 10 3 Totals 80 c 70 q Is

'Batted for Fitzgerald in the ninth inning
fBatted for Taylor In the ninth inning.
Jersey City........ o o 2-l2
Buffalo. .......... % ~ o q 3 Is
Innings pitched BY stroud 2: by Taylor. Z
Hits Of each pitcher-On stroud = off Taylor
IL. Earned runs-Buffalo =: Jersey city, Z
First base On balls-Om STROUD tGettmanl: of
Taylor tDolan. Gettmanl Of Mason lHenllne
Struck out BY Taylor Fullerton. AbsteinD: by
Mason Craylor ~. Hall Merritt, Mccabe).
starr. Two-base hits-Deininger =: Truesdale
.. Henline. Mcdonald. Sacrifice hits Fullerton
Killifer. Tonneman. Breen. First base on errors
buffalo. 2: Jersey city .. stolen bases Do
Ian -. Absten, Fullerton. I,en on bases
Buffalo. 2. Jersey city 3. Time-2.O0 Jmpires
Hart and Murray. Attendance. 1871.
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First base on errors-West Point. 2: Holy
Cross, > Two base hts-Whiteside. Whsen
Struck out-By Devore. g. by Lynch. Q First
base balls-of Lynch. g or Devore. 2 Left
on base-We Point :, Holy Cross. Q. Sto-
by pitcher-West Point. .. Holy Cross. 2 Passed
ball-Ganus Umpires--Cullen and Hassett.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Wilmington. s.. Harrisburg l.
Reading. .. Johnstown. 4
York, ?; Trenton. O.
Altoona :. Lancaster. 4
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Detroit .......O o o Is
Washington Il o q o % 0-j

Left On lases Washington. 70; Detroit u
Two. base hits Works. Jones. Cobb. Three base
hit-Delehanty. Hits-On Groom. I'm inn
inEs: Of Hughes in innings. Sacrifice hits
Jones StanaCe. Lelivelt. Sommerlot. Groom.
stolen bases crawford 90, Jones. MOriarty.
Conroy. Lelivelt ~. Gessler. Henry Double
play Mcbride and Sommerlct struck out-Ry
Works 2 hy Groom. @: los Huches, I. Passed
hall Henry First base on balls-Of Works
10. of Groom. :. OF Hughes . Time 2:l5
t-mpircs-O' I0ughlin AMI Dinncen.
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out when winning run was scored.

Hits-ON Manser. I in four innings and none
out in ffth: off Dessau. IN hve innings Two
base hits Moran. Foster Dalton Three base
Moeller. Sacrifice hits-Spencer. Frick
McAllster. Sacrifice ny-Smiih Stolen bases
Foster. spencer Dalton Double PLAY Mitch
Ell 10 Ward. First base on error-Newark l.
First base on ballF--On Manrer, l. m Dcssau
!. or Smith. 2 Struck out-By Manser. |: by
Desfau. 3. by Smith. . Ief on hasas Roch-
ester. :. Newark. ;. Passed hall McAlstcr
Time-l.3l. tmpres -Rudierham and Wright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
ROCHESTER BEATS NEWARK.

Rochester, May 2i-The Eastern League
champions defeated Newark here to-day
by score of TO 3, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Two base hits LOWS, Mclean. Double play
Wagner and tarflgan stolen base -Carrigan.
First base on balls on Petty 2. on Wood 2
struck out-By Wood 2 by Petty. l. Left on
bases 81 ouis. ?. Boston 3 Time / 81 I'm
pires Evans and Mullen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Albany, >. Elmlra, :
Bnghamton. !. Troy. /
Syracuse VS.. Scranton Cwet grounds.
Utica VS.. Wilkes-Pnrre (wet grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Baseball, Amer. League Park to-day. I .. m.
Giants IS. Cincinnati Adm. &c. and soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-25

Commodore Joseph W. Masters. of the
Eelle Harbor Yacht Club. announces from
his flagship the Josephine. that at II
o'clock on the morning Of Memorial Day
all the yachts a anchor off the clubhouse
will dress ship" and an hour later. upon
signal from the flagship they Will salute
the flag when the club goes into commits
sion for the season.