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Special Despatch TO TIN suS.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 3o.-From top
heavy favorite for the finals tomorrow
Pennsylvania stock tumbled to even
terms with Cornell after the completion
Of the elimination and trial heats of
the annual Intercollegiate track and field
championships in the Harvard stadium
here to-day. All the signs along the
trail indicate stirring duel between
Cornell and Pennsylvania for first lau-
rels, with Michigan, Harvard, Yale and
Dartmouth In a close battle for third
place.
Pennsylvania to-day qualified seven
teen men for the finals tomorrow. five
more than Michigan. which put twelve
among the elect. Cornell and Harvard
each qualified 10, Yale and Dartmouth ..
Princeton 9. Rutgers 6. Georgetown 4,
Syracuse and NJ. !. T. 8. Columbia,
Bowdoin, Lafayette and Pittsburg 2, ana
University of Maine 1.
Cornelrs stock took an upward bound
when II was seen how Pennsylvania g
expected total probably will be cut into
by Shea OF Pittsburg and johnson OF
Michigan, and how Cornell will be bene-
fitted in the hurdle races by the absence
OF Carl Erdman OF Princeton. the present
intercollegiate champion. Erdman was
taken SICK yesterday with tonsilitis and
was unable to don his track suit to-
day. His loss tomorrow will be a big
blow to the Orange and Black.
tbs an Ill wind that blows no good
However. and Princeton's loss will be
Cornell's gain. 1t will give the Cornell
murders chance to come through In
the fence flying events. II Cornell out
scores Pennsylvania tomorrow the
points the Ithacans bag In the hurdling
events will be found to have played a
prominent part in the outcome.
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MIKE TEA WINNER
IN ST. MARY'S RUN
Glencoe Athlete Gets FiUe
Mile, Cornetta Half Mile.

Mike Tea Of the Glencoe Athletic Club
won the Ave mile handicap road run, the
feature OF the annual games OF st.
Mary's Holy Name Society at Parker
Field. Plainfield, N. j.. yesterday. The
Glencoe athlete was allowed a start of
: minutes IL seconds. and completed the
Journey in 2s minutes 10 seconds.
Tea won the race by about fifty yards
over Louie Kaufman Of the Brooklyn A.
A. r. Bodgen OF the Mohawk A. G.
finished third. The fast time prize went
to Max Bohland OF the Pauiist A. C.,
scratch man. Bohland finished in mr.
teenth place In the fine time of rs min
utes 81 seconds.
The liberal handicaps allotted his
rivals in the half mile run proved too
great an obstacle for Homer Baker OF
the Glencoe A c.. scratch man. Baker
could do no better than fourth place.
The event was won by Carmine Cornettn
ne Paulist A. c.. who was allowed IS
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Inc individual honors of the meet fell
10 George Heard OF De La Sale Insti-
tute, VINO won three titles and finished
third In another event. The Fifty-ninth
street athlete captured the geo yard low
hurdles championship. 22O yard title and
was nrst in the running high jump. In
.he 1oo yard dash he finished third. In
ootn me furlong events. Heard won
easily. In the low hurdles he won nv
two yards and had the same adyantaga
IN annexing the 220 yard title,
In the field event he was hard nresse1
by O Mulcahey OF st. Benedict's Prem OF
newark, out managed to win by tn.
scant margin OF one inch over his Jersey
rival Heard leaped feet. willis the
Jerseyite jumped 4 feet IL inches In
the century dash he got of to a poor
start and could do no better than to
finish third.
Another De La Sale Institute lad to
WIN title was Frank Mcnamara. who
captured the running broad Iumn with
me nne leap OF 10 feet ~ inches No.
Namara also finished second In the 44O
yard run.
The other De La Sale lads 10 ret
placed were Ernest Osborn. who AniahcI
second in the century p. Madagan. who
was fourth In the 44O yard run; ]. Coo
gan who was placed fourth in the two
n,ile run 3 Barsnowsky and ]. Giles
pie. both OF whom were placed in the
half mile run; NJ. Mccormack, who An
ished third in the 22O yard run o. Old
neld' who was second in the pole vault.
ana Ryan and Gillespie, both OF whom
were placed in the 3 pound shot nut
In winning the New York Jersey title
the Trinity School lads won three OF the
hve events contested. ]. Rowley was
responsible for Trinity's victory in tho
100 yard dash and ]. Voudy in the eco
yard run.
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IOtals... 81 az "a Is 2
sBatted for Cady in the eighth inning
fBatted for Prenderrast in the aIRhth lnnlnr
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MILLER AND PETToN WIN.
Pair Leads GoIhnE Field in PLAY
mt EnglewOod.

Four ball medal handicap play fea-
tured the golfing programme at EnpIe-
wood yesterday. In the morning ronnd
OF eighteen holes s. o. Miller and Max
W. Potion were winners with a card of
76-9, 81. -
In the afternoon the players were d.
vided into classes and B. Roy Webb
and b. E. clarendon were the winners
in Class A, with score Of re, 10.
First place in Class b went 10 j. r.,
Hilton and l.. j. Schiller, with s1-14.
II. Webb had the best selected eighteen
holes with IS.
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AFTER NOON GAME.
Totals. ..s31saIs1 Totals. .ss41sg7I

Two base hits-Magee, Young Doyle
Three base hit-Doyle. Home run-Konetchv
Sto'en bases-Konetchy 9 Double plays.
Magee and Konetchy Smith Olson and
Konetchy. Left on bases-New York 4.
brooklyn, 7. First base on error-New York
!. Bases on halls-Off Barnes 2 CAfaIone o.
struck out-By Barnes. Smith Grifiithl
by Smith, Chase, Kaun). Earned runs
on Smith. 8: OF Barnes l. Umpires-Messrs
ODay and Qulgley. Time of game-l hour
and AZ minutes N
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GIANTS BUY PAT Raglan.

Patrick Don Carlos Raglan, some halt
a dozen years ago quite a Giant tanner
Is now a member OF the team to which
he formerly was such ink. The Bos-
ton Nationals yesterday sold the vet.
eran to the Giants. rs McGraw expects
TO ind him handy in his dash to the
1919 pennant pole.
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DYCKMAN OVAL CONTESTS.

The Treat EN- Roughs," Arthur GUY
Empey's fast semi-pro fessional team,
will play a double header at Dycknan
oval. near the 207th street subway sta.
ton, tomorrow afternoon. The oppos-
ing teams will be the Philadelphia
Giants and the Bridgeport Independents
composed of minor league talent.
The first game will be called promptly
AT o'clock. Empey will have three
OF his crack pitchers on deck. Jimmy
Clinton. Schwartz and Bornhofr.
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ATHLETICS DIVIDE
WITH THE RED SOX
Lose Morning Game, but Take
Afternoon Tilt in 10th Inning.

PHILADELPHIA, May So.-(American)
james, who relieved Dumon In the
tenth inning OF this afternoons game
with Philadelphia. hit George Burns on
the elbow, thus forcing in the run that
gave the Athletics to 3 victory
Ruth knocked in all three of Bostons
runs Boston won the morning game, 10
to 6, The score:
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HARVARD SUBS WIN.
Special DespatcA 10 Tn srs.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May sO.-The Har.
ward Freshmen ball team, which LOST
twelve inning game to the Tiger wear,
lings last week, wound up its season
to-day by shutting out Yale Freshmen
to o. In game in which each team
made only four hits. Harvard made ali
It's runs from Calhoun in the third in
ming.
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ookgn Drops 7wo More OAGus Men
BOSTON TAKES TWO,
HERZOG INJURED
Braves Continue Their Win.
ming Ways, Beating Phillies
6 to 3 and 6 to O.

BosToN, May 30.-(National)- Boston
took both games from Philadelphia to-
day, winning In the forenoon, 6 to 3, and
in the afternoon, 6 to 0.
Rudolph allowed Philadelphia only Ave
scattered hits In the afternoon, game.
The fielding and batting of Powell fea-
tured. Herzog and McQulllan were In
1ured sliding into the plate In the MORN
ing game. The scores:
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Totals. 7Ss'27 Is 81 Totals. s64ll 10 I
sNone out when winning run was scored
tBstted for Perry in the eighth inning.

PSilSH iiil.'. ...... =
Two base hts-Ruth, Mentally, shannon.
Roth. Home run-Ruth. Sacrifice hits-Mc,
Naily. Hooper Ruth. Double plsys.shean.
M MSins shean and Mcinnis; PennSch tn snd
MeInnIs, Left on bases-Boston, .: Phila.
deiphia, s. Bases on balls-of Perry ?: ON
in Innings; on Kinney, 9 in Innings:
on Pennock. ls in l-s innings; on Dumont,
i.n,h III. bS S james. nOns s Snt in
struck out-By PennocH. 2; by Perry, 9: by
Dumont, !. wild pitch-Pennock. Winning
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CUBANs DOUBLE vICTORs.
Defeat the Royal Giants by scorei
of 4 to I and 3 to o,

The Cuban Stars Of Havana yester-
day triumphed In both games of a
double header with the Royal Giants at
Dexter Park in Brooklyn. In the first
game the Havana team won by a score
of Ito l and in the second contest the
visitors romped on with a to victory
The score:
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BIG GAMES AT DEXTER PARK.

With the Westinghouse Electric nine
and the Standard Shipbuilding team as
the opponents OF the Bush wicks in to-
morrows double header mt Dexter Park.
near the Cypress Hills L." the patrons
Of Dexter Park are sure TO see two keen
ly contested games. The visiting teams
rank among the best semi professional
combinations in the East. The Stand
ards last year finished on top In the
Shipbuilding League. Hageman, school
boy phenomenon. will pitch one game for
the Bushwicks.
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Two base hiis-Cue'o o, Roush. BiEbee. Three
Stolen osses-Birbee, southworth, Moiiw,ts.
Sacrifice hiis--Cueto, Terry. Sacrifice ny
Roush. Double play-Kopf and Daubert. Left
base on crrors--Cncinnati. 2. First base op
balls.:on Bressler. off Ring. s; OFF Ruethcr.
?1-a innings; off Ring. in { innings: oil
Ruether in 20 innings; OFF Miller, In
tBoecEei55' Wild pitch-Rtnr' winSins p;schot
Miller. Losing pitCher-Ring
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BROWN is VICTOR
OVER HARVARD NINE
Providence Collegians Win by
S to 2.
Special Despatch TO TIE suS,

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May s0.-Brown
trimmed Harvard to-day by a score Of
to 2. Air tight infield work was mainly
responsible for Browns victory. as the
team was outhit FELTON,, except for his
wildness. gave a high class pitching per-
Torrance, but scratch hits. passed balls
and errors allowed Brown sufficient runs
to win.
Tha arora.
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MORNING GAME.
Totas....2o 6727 SO
TotaIe, - 2 2 Il ST
'Batted for Cheney in the seventh inning.

Totals y n 2 Il 81
'Batted for Cheney in the seventh inning.
brooklyn. .............. 0 o o 0 o..
New York. ............. o 8 0 &c
Two base hit-Young. Home run-Zimmer-
Sacrifice fiies-Young, konetchy. Double play
Malone and Konetchy. Left on bases-New
York, .: Brooklyn, 6. First base on errors
New York. ?. Hits-On Perritt in rinnings
none out in third OF Schupp, 2 in I innings /:
on Cheney, in innings; OF Galore. 2 in .
innings Hit by pitchers-By Perritt l. (Olson) /;
by Cheney, l (Fletcher). Struck out-By Per-
ritt, J Cheney; by schupp, wheat ?.
Mageel: by, Cheney. (Kaufi Fletcher.
of schupp, Johnston, Winning pitcher
Schupp. Losing pitoher-Cheney. Earned
runs-On Cheney, /; of Galore, /: OFF Permit
!: of Schupp. l. umpires-Messrs. QuEley
and O'Day. Time of game-l hour and II
minutes.
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DETROIT CARRIES
OFF DOUBLE VICTORY
Beats BroUns in Morning, 20,
and in Afternoon, 60

DETROIT. Mich. May S0.-tAmerIcan)
Detroit won both games from ST. Louis
to-day by 2 to in the morning and to
this afternoon. In the afternoon game
Cobb's hitting and Dausss pitching won
fer Detroit The scores:
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals. 81 2 sac 10 :

Totals. 81 sac 10 d
Ran for o'Neill in tho eighth inning
tTwo out when winning run was scored. 2
ChicaEo................ o . o ID
Two base hit-Chapman. Sacrifice hits
williams E. Collins Wood. Jackson. Sscri-
flee hy-Risberg. Double plays-wambganss
and Johnston, 9; r. Collins, Risberg and
Gandil Left on bases-Chicago, 8; Cleveland,
.. First base on errors-Chicago. 2; Cleveland,
]. Bases on bnlls-Oh Covcleskie, 2: on
Uhle. 1. Hits-Or Coveleskie. 6 in I innings;
Of Uhle. in 20 innings. Struck out-By
Williams, 4; by Chle. /.
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The Summaries.
TRACK EVENTS.

The The foi'owins qualified in the 1870 yard
hurdles; Savage. Bowdoin; Weed. Dart
mouth mouth; Smith. Cornell: stnailsy, PsnPsyi-
gers; Watt. Cornell; Trowbridge, Prince
Ton shedden, Yale; McCann, Georgetown.
s Sest time. ID SIS seconds, by Watt and
gao Yard Hurdles-The following quail
n,o,;,, sickford' Cornell; Hobrook. Dart
vsnia; Watt. Cornell: Trowbridse. P ThS
con; Frazier; Pennsyivania, Mccain,
"a rs seconds.
hal. 100 Yard Yar5,, Dash-Fir.. three men in each
Eir.. heat won by Moore Harvard dfe Cook,
third; Time: 10 is seconds second aI Ssa;
Harvard. second; Kunkie. lafayette
miro mn ~ Tine Zine 10 Is seconds Third heat
cond Hecsnn Gnss,9s wD'c ts,I Mlc4Ea.
~ 90 seconds. Fourth heat won by L.
Gendre. Georgetown; Davis. Pennsylvania,
10 .. SS Ff,h heat T w sS,5d sv Time
son. Michisan; Burwell, Syracuse, second
De witt. Rutgers, third. Times. 10 10 sec.
$50 Yard Run-First three men in each
neat qualify-First heat won by Mayer,
Cornell; Huelsenbeck, Columbia, second +;
l;SeI5. Second heat won by Gu,tafson'
TTennsylvsnia; oConnell, Harvard. second !;
Thrd h.s, yT ~cn Sy s sns& 9me acc
ley. Dartmouth. second; Ponfieid, Prince
ton; third; Time. 2:oI .,5.
ned f ss.a Dt;hThs f9Ilowins men quail
Smith and Rogers. Pennsylvania; Mayer,
Cornell; spnder. Syracuse; Rice. Rutgers !;
l2o Yard Run. First Heat-won by Davis.
Pennsyiyania; second, Smith. Yale; third
Second Heat-won by Raymond, Penn.
sylvenia: second. Clark, Princeton: third,
Ne rh MI,e' H ksiseTS Time 9;2t as.
cite; second. Moore, Harvard: third,
Stewart; Princeton Time. 20 seconds.
.o roarth hea,mwon by Shea. PittsburE;
Cornell.
Fifth Heat,won by IeGend-e. George
T sG%n; S ssGSnd Robinson. Cornell; third.
=, Pole Vault, Seven Men to Qualify
al, Hsr"ood; Harvard Parker. Yale; Rreck-
Dartmouth; Landers, Penn: Libby. Dart
mouth. All jumped IL feet.
FIELD EVENTS.
Shot Put-The following men qualified
tn tane ss'' pra Ssat NJ hnsaden Yale. as,
Baker. Michigan. distance ii feet io4
inches !, hes c. G: Clark, Jr,. Harvard distance
lance 80 feet ilts inches; W, +. Bsrteis,
Pennsylvania. distance SO feet 10 inches
'g Gohn.o asa eSnnR p aa
sylvania; Landon, Yale; Callen, NJ / T..
inches.
Throwing the Hammer First Six Men
to Qualfy-weld. Dartmouth ll1 feet
~ inches; Murphy. Dartmouth. 1875 feet
II inehes: Smith, Michigan. ls5 feet 6A
inches; Stevens, Harvard. 1872 feet SZ
inches: Dandrow. NJ. I. T, 1870 feet y
inches; Otis. Yale. 1919 feet si4 Inches
Running Broad Jump. First Six Men TO
Michigan, rs feet ioh
Inches: LeGendre. Georgetown 2g feet
i0k inches: Flower, Harvard. 20 feet 81
inches: Landers. Pennsylvania, ~ feet 5h |
inches; Davis. Pennsylvania, 22 feet !
nch; smalley. Pennsylvania, 81 feet IL.
inches.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Two base hit-Adams. Thrce base hit
Powell. Stolen base-Powell. Sacrifice hits
Meanwhile. Cruise. Sacrifice iy-Smith. Left
on bases-Philadelphia. 4: Boston, .. Bases
on balls--on Jacobs, s. Struck out-By Ru-
dolph. Z. Wild pitch-Jacobs.
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Shea Twice Qualities.

Frank Shea, Pittsburg University
star runner qualified for both the 22O
yard dash and the quarter mile run and
will be a dangerous contender in both
OF the events tomorrow Most OF the
experts predict an easy victory for him
in the 40 yard event and say that he
will make Hayward OF Pennsylvania do
close to record time to beat him in the
furlong sprint
Smith and Watt of Cornell each quail
fed for both the 100 and the 220 yard
hurdling events. With Erdman out Of
II the Comedians have an excellent
chance OF finishing lone. two" In the
high hurdles tomorrow. Johnson Of
Michigan Is likely to nose out the two
Ithacans in the race over the lower
fences, however.
1t wouldn't be at all surprising to-
morrow TO see the team title be decided
by the half mile run, Penn and Cornell
appear so closely matched that lone
points margin may decide the issue.
thinks he has winner OF the
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WHITE SOX' TWICE I
HUMBLE INDIANS
Score Victories by 4 to 1 and
3 to 2-Record Crowd Sees
Afternoon Contest.

CHICAGO. May )--Chi-
cago, by defeating Cleveland to 2, in
the afternoon game to-day before the
largest crowd Of the season. gave the
visitors their second defeat of the day.
having won the morning contest. Z to Il
The scores: e
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Three base hit--Stcngel Stolen base--,Moll-
WITT: Saortioe hit-CutshAw. Sacrifice flies
kopf. Groh. Mollwitz. Double plays
Mollwits Left on bases-Cincinnsti. s; Pitts.
burg Z. Bases on balls-Oh Eller. 3: on
Mitchell, 2. Hits-Oh Eller s In innings
(none out in third of Mitchell. 2 in in
nings: OF Cooper. 10 In Q inninys Hit by
pitcher-By Cooper CKopO Balk-Nritchef
Struck out-By Mitchell. 8; by Cooper 8
Winning, pitchcr-Cooper. Losing pitcher
Eler.
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ThHtleu IUr FrehderEast IN the eIghth INNING,
Boston t...... ''.,'.'., . i "a
Two base hits--whitted. McQuillan, Smith,
Hoike Three base hits-Meusel, Meanwhile.
Stolen oases-Luderus. HerZoS, Thorpe. Holke.
Sncritce hits-Blackburne, Heating. Sacrifice
ates-Cravath, Powell. Double -piays-Keatang,
Holke Left on ACKNOWLEDGMENT, s; boston,
II. Bases on balls-On Prendergast, 2; OF
Smith, on Heating. 3. Hits-of Packard.
II in innings; OF Prendergsst, 2 in 2 in
nings OF Smith. 2 in l inning OF McQuilisn.
! in ) innings; of Heating, q in innings
struck out-By Packard. l; by Prendergast, L
Losing pitcher-Pachard.
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Two base hlts-Chapman. Speaker, Weaver,
Rsberg, Felsch. Three base hits-Weaver,
Graney. schalt. Stolen base--Risberg. saori.
nee hy-E. Collins. Double plays-Felsch and
Left beses-Cleveland. 4: Chicago,
Bases bahs-On Faber. o. on Bagby, q
Hits-Of Bagby, in 4 innings, none out In
fifth Off Jameson, in 4 innings. Struck out
by Bagby, 1; by Fsber, 8. Winning pitchsr--
Faber. Losing pitcher-Bsgby.
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hit-Smith. Stolen base-MerkIs.
SSacrince hii-Hesthcote Double piays~
iette. Lett on base-Chicago, I; St Louis &
S far;nt pase on errors-Chieago. 2 Base on
in innings. Struck out-By DouSiss
by Goodwin. l. Losing pitcher-DouSias'
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Cornell and Penn Epen
FapOriteS in Title Meet
Quakers Qualify Most Men, But Luck Breaks for Itha
cans and May Decide Issue-Johnson of Michigan
Leaps % Feet 10 LIZ Inches

half mile event in Karl Mayer, and
Lawson Robertson is Just as confident
that Marvin Gustafson will bring home
the bacon for Pennsylvania.
shaw IL Dangerous.
victory by either man may swing
the balance to his team. Charley Shaw
OF Columbia Is favored by many to beat
Mayer and Gustafson In the half mile
event. To some of the ablest experts,
however. Hulsenbeck. supposedly n Sec
ond stringer. will be the Blue and White
runner who will be the most dangerous
menace to Mayer and Gustafson.
IL Hulsenbeck 10 not distanced in the
early racing he has q finishing sprint
that BODIES Ill for his rivals. His habit
OF running rear race has wrought his
own undoing often enough to have
taught him lesson to not let the lead
ers get out OF striking distance.
To-day's trial events attracted an at
tendance far beyond the customary OPEN
ing day throngs at intercollegiate cham
pionship meetings. From every indica-
tons the finals tomorrow will be wit
messed by one of the largest crowds that
ever gathered at a track meet In Amer
lea. Tho track was lightning fast to-
day. and IL the weather holds good near
record performances can be expected to-
morrow.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals. IS GA q IA
Tot IS 2 II q Is 3
sbatied for Ayers In the eighth Inning
IRAN for Charity In the eighth inning.

washington '. .:..::.:.. 3 -
Two base hit-Gharrity: Three base hit
shsnks and Judge; Murphy and shanks;
quinn, Fewster and Pipp. Left on bases
sew York. s; Washington. 6. First base
Ayers; 3: OF Craft. :. Hits-on Ayers, ii
IN : innings: on craft, in ia inning; on
Quinn. 8; by Ayers. !. Passed ball-Ruei
Losing pitcher Ayers,
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CHICAGO (N.)


Tran for Clemens in the second inning.
Ssnicago :..''......... -
Two base hns-Paskert, Merkle, Clemens,
Paulette; Three base hii-Mann Stolen
oases-Pick, Mann. Smith. Sacrincs hits
alexander, Pick. Heathcote, Horstman
Double plays-shotton. Miller, Psulette and
snyder; Hollocher. Pick and Merkie smith,
snyder and stock; Hornsby pnd Paulette.
First base on error-Chicago Bases on balls
on Alexander. 4; off Carter. /; off Ames,
on Alexander. s in innings; OF Martin, 1
10 n, innings; on May. in "a inning: of
pitcher-By May. l Pick). Struck out-By
Alexander, 3; by Martin, !. wild pitch
pitcher-Alexander s
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STELLAR PITCHERS .
OF CUBS HUMDLED
Alexander and Douglas Ham
mered and Cardinals
Win Two.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-. May 3o.-(Nationai)
st Louis hit> Alexander and Douglas
hard and twice defeated Chicago this
afternoon. The scores were s to I and
to 1. The scores:
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AFTERNOON GAME.
20 Totals. slss no

Two base hIts-Cobb ?, FIagNead. Three
base hts.Bronkie, Cobb, Ainsmith. Sacri.
rihcc fiies-Tobin. Dauss. Double plays
Dauss and Hellmann; Gerber, BronlIle and
sisler Left on bases-st, Louis, s.. Detroit,
on hslls-ot Koch /. on Dauss =. on
Wright, 1. Hts-oh shocker, 6 In 2 innings
on Koob 8 in s innings: on Wright / IN
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Dauss, Ger.
berl. Struck out-By Koob. z; by Dauss, z,
Losing pitcher-Shocker, :
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MORNING GAME.
Totals...sS 10 II q IL II Sc
Tot ais. .S3 IL II IL
.Ba,ted for Naylor IN the seventh inning,

P NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL
Two base hits-wiu. Walker Wit; Nc
stolen basee-Thomas schang, Sacrifice hits
Shannon, Wit, McNally. Double play
Scott. shsan and McInnis, Left on bases
error-noston, l. Bases on balls-on Geary, 2;
Oh Ruth; 3; OF M.yOTi S,y HItsTof IN GsaI 2;
,n IN Struck out-By Gesry, ?: by Ruth.
?; by Nsyior. /: by seibold.. l., Wild pitch
Ruth. Winning pitcher-Ruth Losing pitcher
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ROYAL GIANTS.
CUBAN STARS.

base hit-Brooks. Sacrifice hits--Allen, Lloyd
Fernandez. Greene. Sacrifice hy-Fernandez
Double plays-chacon and Roio; Allen and
Marsel. /. Struck out-By suAreE 2; by
Marsell, 1. Hit by pitcher-By MarselI
(Chacon). Umpires-Zeiran and Armet
FIRST GAME
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National and American League Records
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
AMERICAN LEAF

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. d Washington. 2 "a. ny. Ten
New York; 9; washinston. 2 n. ny.
Chicago, u Cleveland, "a. Nj,
Boston. 1oi Philadelphia, D IA. H,
fh, nn;p' d Boston. P. NJ. Ten
Detroit. 9; 81. Louis. 0 "a. ny.
Detroit. 81 st. Louis, . (P. NJ.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn In New York.
Philadelphia In Boston.
cIA.oinnau In PittsburE.
Chicago IN Sc. Loula.
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Washington.
Boston In PHILADELPHIA
Cleveland In Chicago.
%. Louis In DetrOIt,
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BrOwn.. ....,.........., I Ks
Harvard. .............. o o l-2
stolen bAse-Porter. Two base hlta-Froth-
inzham ?, Knowles. FELTON,. Sacrifice hit
Hall. Double plays-Porter. Coulter and
Weeks: Emmons, McLeon and Bzelow
Struck out-By Knight, s. by FELTON,, s.
Bases on balls-On Knight. /: of Felton, =
Passed Balls-Bair, .. First base on errors
Brown, 8; Harvard, /. Left on bases-Brown
s; Harvard. 9. Time OF game hours and
fifteen minutes. Umpires-Messrs. Finnell and
Rudderham. Attenda nce-I, 5O0