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THE WORLD FRIDAY EVENING flIAl aOpTOOSJ
131SEl31h PUGIklSlVL AND GOLF
BROOKLYNS AND BOSTONS
PLAY DOUBLE HEADER
Superbas Win First Game Cleverly Vild Bill
in Box for the Second
The nnttlnn Order
Boston Ilrooklrn
Limn cf Dalan cf
Tennv lb Kcelcr cf
Demont 3b Scheckard If
Cooler If McCreerr lb
Carnev rf Dahlen SB
Gremlncer Jb Ahearn c
Ione us Flood 2b
trlflgc e Irwin 3o
Hale p Lunovan p
Umolrc Cantlllon
iteiiilince liiwo
Mpeclal to The nfnln crll
WASHINGTON PARK BROOKLYN
N Y May 30The clever morning
victory of the fiupcrlms brought on a
big holiday crowd for the afternoon
battle between Brooklyn and no ton
Frank Kit son pitched a star came In
the forenoon holding the Beaneatcra
at his mercy when men were on bases
He had the advantage of faultless field
inp aupport not an error going In tht
Brooklyn column although there were
j many hard chances The Superbas
batted Plttenucr freely and he had a
balloon conlon in the fIfth nhen he
forced two runs across tne pate by
passIng men to first Two rant double
PlayS were features
Wild Bill Donovan was called on by
Ilanlon to make It two straight this
afternoon while Al nuckenbergtr hall
hid entire artillery out serving up their
i beat
There will he two games here to
morrow for one price of admission the
extra game being one postponed from
the last trip of tho Beaneiters here
t fhe > first of the bargain day exhibitions
will begin at 2 oclock
I
llrxt Iniilntt
I
Dolan made a sensational catch of
Lushs terrllle liner that had all the
earmarks of a home run Tenney wait
ed and was repaid with free transpor
tation Demont pop lllel to Flood Cool
i ey laced n plnKlt to centre Tenney ad
r vancing to third Carney fanned No
Turn
Dolan took second on a wild throw by
Long ITcelrr sacrificed Hale to Ten
ney Shocknrd smashed a double to
right ccorlnsr Unlnii Sheckarl made
11 daiiiiK steal of third and came home
on McCreerys long fly to Carney
D illicit was rxtlncmphcd IJe Mont to
Tonney Two runs
l
Scnoiul I nil I iiw
Oremlnger hit to the left flsld fence
d for three sacks Long walked Kit
t trldgc fanned Gromlnger scored and
1 Iong took third on a passed ball An
other posed ball scored Long Hale
l walked to first Lush fanned Trmney
t singled uast Dahlen Irwin handed over
Demonts torrid grasser Two runs
Abeam worked Hale for a free pass
floods sacrifice Hale to Tenney ad
vanced Ahearn to second Irwin singled
to left scoring Ahearn Donovan
grounder to Tenney forced IrwIn at sec
ond Dolan lilt to right for two sides
MANY ENTRIES fOR
ALL AROUNOSIJ
eneral Athletic Champion
ships at Celtic Park Will
Have a Brilliant Field of
S Competitors
The allaround championships of the
Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States will be held this year on July 4
at Celtl Park and the competition
I promises to be the most Interesting that
has been heM In a great many years
It Is expected that E K Merrill of
L Belolt the great Western allaround
i athlete will come East and endeavor to
I win this muchcoveted honor Merrill
wonderful performer but
f Is certainly a
It remains to be seen whether he can to
through the ton events and score suc
cessfully
Satur
At the YaleHarvard games on
day iheie was a great deal of talk to
the effect that Kcrnan Harvard crack
high Jumper would make u bid for the
allaround hpnors this year Kernan Is
looUal upon us the best allaround ath
lete nt Cambridge a great football
pliijer and ball player and can hold his
4 own In any track and Held competition
Adam B Gunn the present American
chiuiiilon who won thu tltlo at the Pan
American Hxpcsltlon last year has aunt
In his entry and E Kllery Clark the
old Harvard allaround athlete Is like
wise training for the event and will
compete
Van Reuse who has successfully gone
through the competition for several
will compete as well as J 1
a Mahoney Years of the Knickerbocker A C
who was In last rears competition
I prctildont P J Conway of the Greater
t New York Irish A A has an unknown
that ho figured will win close on to
2800 per cent In three events and U avery
others and
good jxrformer In the
It would not surmise the Irish followers
the Greater Now York Jrlili A A
produced the champion this year for
the allaround vent
j Jlntly Matthews 3V m nn Actor
Matty Matthews the welterweight
champion has been rehearsing with
1 Jlrnmle Franks a boxing sketch en
t titled Qussles PInt BoxIng Lesson
which they will open up In at Inmans
Coney Island the week of June D They
have also secured dates to appear at
the New York roof gardens
scoring Donovan But Coicy was nailed
trying to reach third on his drive Tw
runs
Third liuiliiR
AhiMrn split his lnfi T at the bat In
the second and retired Kurrell taking
his place Cooley beat out a bunt Car
nuy singled over Donovans head Groin
Itiforn atmrer wont to Dolin Firrell
ran to the plate mid luuled tiotn
Unicft fplril inccnslin Irwin md a
nsnlmml xlitf of KlttriikcH sure hit
nOd 1 got tro 111 over In thai No run
IMO kllcrt a l up hit for Kceler
by a ijreu onoSanJeJ pickup Sheok
arl slnjihil to ci > ntre McCrerry died
iLwmnnt IP Unner Dahltn hit raft
llxing for i vltiKlt scoring heckord
Farrell hit to Iong forcing Dahlen
One run
Fourth limlnii
o
Hale fanned LOch was fielded out by
Dahlen Titine singled to clrc
Irwln ran to tro feme and hauled
down DemnntH mNcue No run
Food walked Irwin heat out a bunt
to Hale Donovan framed trying to sac
reJA fdc f ttrc
rince lialan lied to Cooley Flood
was nailed stealing third No runs
Firth Innln
Cooley nopillril to iMhlen Iarney
died Dahlen to iltCreery UremenRcr
soared to yhecknrd No runs
Kt < Ur bejt out A ount along the
r
first base line Sheckiird sicritlced
Orenvtnper toTenncy McCreery filed
to lontf who chased Kceler to third
but threw ton late to nail HIP runnel
McCtvery stole second De mont muffed
the throw and both Kceler and Me
Crcery scored Dihlens bunt wee
fielded liv Hale Tinney making one nt
his Krandsniid cutilios with his gloved
hand Karrcl died lonp to Tenney
Two runs
Sixth Iiinlnnr
Donovan handed over Longs puny
Dahlen
Bra jr KlttrldBe KniundiJ to
Halo grounded to McCTecry Nn run
Flood lined a single to centre IrwIn
bunted to Tenney forcing Flood at sec
ond Irwin was oiutiRht nipping off
first Donovan fanned Nj runs
sont MORNIXO GAME
Poon C I r A IJOOkIYn r Ib p0 a I
ILuh ef 0 0 3 0 1Ilan f 1 0 2 0 0
Tnner Ib 0 1 6 2 14ietsr II I 2 1 0 1
flenontO I I 4 lStwkdIfO I 1 0 0
Coolr ItI 3 0 ICy 151 21200
Corny TO 1 2 0 ODahlrt PI 01240
Oum 310 2 1 S 0 Iarwli e P It 5 0 0
Lnnc i003 4 0 o h 1 1250
Ion t I I tJ 11 0 1ln 2 2 2 2 0
PHttnr pOOl 3 0 Itllso p I I 0 4 0
Tourtnrj 00000
TcUli UnZ4I 3IToll l 7 10 115 0
I Courtnty batte Mr Pltten fr
SCORE nv INNINGS
notion 00000100 0 1
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ror llrocklyn 1 Irl on Dnolon 9
ntcxiVljn S T oIli f IIIU Dahlen Irwin
Keelrr ThrfeBi Hit nmonl Stolen Dis
Tfnner rinofl Double rltyi Dahlen and
Flond ftremlnger and D < non First nil on
ntIa ao Killon 2 by Pltl iitr S Hit hr
Pitched nallO Pltlenrer 1 Struck OUIOy
Kltvin G Will Pltchtl Br nttencir t
Tlmo hour and OllyIo mlnul Umpire
Cantlllon
TIGERS PLAY
OLD ELIS NINE
Seven Thousand Spectators at
First Game of Baseball
Championship Series
Princeton a Warm Favorite
1 Special to The Erenlni World
YALE FIELD NEW HAVI7N May
3O1ale and Princeton played the first
ball come of the championship aeries
thin afternoon at Yale Field Princeton
was the favorite team and heavy odds
were offered on the Tigers Princeton
men were reported offering oven money
that Yale would not ecore and G to 1
that Yale would not win Seven thou
sand people saw the game
The Ilatillig Order
Princeton Yale
Slelllwender2b lItpalt2b
Cosgrove cf Wear rt
Plesoii lb l1arnwell ct
Ielpr 88 hte IC
Drown It Winslow c
ells 3b Guernsey 311
Davis rr tItler oat
Green c Utlleneld lb
Stevens p Oarvan p
HARVARD PLAYS
ILLINOIS TEAM
Kprclal lo Tho Ertnlni World
CAMBHIDCIE Mass May 30 Har
vard crossed bats with Illinois on Sol
diers Field this afternoon The Crimson
expected lbs hardest kind of a game
for the Westerners are unusually strong
this year having defeated Princeton 3
in L Harvard had the same team and
batting order as in the same with Cor
nell University when the Crimson was
very strong at the bat
The Ilultliitr Order
Harvard Illinois
Wendell If Cook cf
Coolldge as Stelnwvdel 3b
Han dull Ib Htuhl c
Kkllton Zb Fulton 2b
fitlllman et Devclde rf
Cmrkion p Hlgglns rl
Matthews rf Matthews as
Carr Jb Ashmore lb
Kcrnan S Lundgun p
NEW YORK TRIES FOR
REVENGE ON PHILADELPHIA
Continued from First Pace
ensc of 6000 mourners and were ready
to repeat the operatIon
Ort Crnntl Hfillcd In
The morning crowd was perfunctory
They came because It Is their baseball
habit to be In at the bath
The afternoon gathering was different
It bore all the ear marks of cnthuslasn
and hilarity It wad a holIday croai
from top to toe It yeled and cheerer
and waxed gild on slender pretexts
It ann full of peanuti and perUlape
It roAfid from the right Held and
yeilfd 110111 the left Ill rioted In I he
centrr II railed through the ies In
n human lava rt elm and deusi the
bar boards In drifts of black
How roriid the Giants lose In the fnc
at such fiiiiort
Vhcent11 yelled a globular crook
flourishing n horseshoe heres where
we win I found this on the Speedway
Ard Itn up to Jack Doyle to make
good
Another crank while looking at the
boat races on the Unrtm hid dlscov
ererl H liveleaf clover meaning five
runs for New York A IhlrJ had en
countetfd a natonloid of criply bar
r signifying ruin atid desolation for
hladophlii
5 nimrr Girl In All Her Glory
And the iinmcr girl was out In force
fluttering with rIbbons and laces and
cheerful baseball ignorance Little she
cared oti long as Clarence was by her
Ide She played Clarence straight for
cecream and theatre tickets and base
ball for a nlace
She did not know Dugeleby from a
broomstick or Doyle from a bale of hay
but that made no difference The mod
em baseball girl picks out a player by
the contour of his stockings Just as
a race track girl chooses a winning
jockey by the beauty of his uniform
The names of the Philadelphia play
ers alone wen worth the price of ad
mission No wonder the Giants could
not get onto their curves What earth
I y baseball player could slide into Jack
Itsch without spIking himself or Huls
wltt without spraining an anklet How I
pleasing it IH to turn from players like I I
these to Jones rnd Smith and Browne
and other players of legitimate cogno
I
men
menAn hour before the time set for call
I ing the game there were nearly 10000
I people on the ground and the turnstiles
were still clicking like eightday clocks
I
The blazing sunshine of the mornThr
was cone the skies being overcast and
a cool wind blowing merrily from the
south
Taylor In the Box
Although E4n requested Manager I
Foge to pit him In the box for the
I
afternoon game Fogel decided to try
the Mute Luther Taylor anlrut
Shcttsllnes men
The practice of the Phillies previous
to the game was not of the finest It
was very mashed potatoes In fact
They fumbled and juggled and scratohea
gravel like a lot of old hens In a cab
bage patch But you cannot always tell
just what this may signify Usually It
means a siltedged came
Giant FuJI of GInger
When the New Yorks took the field
for practice they looked as though they
had the old feeling about them Thir
teen lost came 03 their Western trip
counted for nothing In their appearance
or their acUons Their fielding was
very tabasco Fancy was no name for
It The ground however was full o
small bumt which made perfect field
ing very difficult
First Inning
Thomas was the first man to face
Taylor for Philadelphia After a few
preliminary flourishes Luther cut loose
a straight one and Thomas smashed It
plumbly in the eye for a Mount Pelee
fly to Clark at centre Then cxunn
Browne the slim legged Quaker fielder
lie hit a atralght one on the nose and
sent It screaming Into centre for a bate
The crowd yelled nervously as the two
Quaker shoes thumped first b
On n smash to second by Douglass a
pretty play took place Browne was
whooping things up like a Jacksnlpa for
second Smith nipped the ball from the
ground and cut It to Bean catchIng
Browne by ten feet But the Ph ladel
phlan gave lean a sly dig In the ribs
and spoiled his throw for a double
Emalle declared both men out and again
the crowd cheered No runs
Doyle was the first man up for New
York His long line fly went slap Into
Brownes gloves In left Clark failed to
connect with the ball and sat down
Sharp Melding by Hallman killed Smith
at first No runs
Taylors arm was all to the bad and
he and Bowerman were removed from
the game at the beginning of the second
Inning They were replaced by Evans
and Yeager
Srconil Inning
Barry struck out Dooln was thrown
out by Lauder ulswltti bounder got
away tram Laui3cr but he was caught
lib moment later trying to nip second
base No runs I
iVnrfiyr began S6 YorklI half with
a prize OX rush fOr first on a bounder
to abort but failed to get there Lau
ders ellJl a was attended to by Hall
man Then young Mr Bean began a
spectacular career which set the opec
tators howling Ue bunted the ball and
llallmnn foil nil over It Bean got to
first with flying colors and In n moment
started to steal second Daem tried
to throw the ball over the centre field
fence To make matters worse liean
fell over the bass In cnntreneld
Thomas fell over the ball The second
joaeman fell over Bean and altogether
there was a merry reaction durln
which Bean reached the base where
lie was left on Dunns out to Urn
No runs
Third IniuiK
Hallman led off with n afo one over
Hmlth ChILls Isu hit safe FiAZcr
Ilint eati g lit I I ni lint U thlid Kvnm
In trying lo catch Child nt second
threw wild and tho llyfoolid yuako
landed on third Fnttr ball to Tho nIne
tilled the loses On Browns hit ti
Unon 111Ids score hut Thomas wr
caught at < ii otul DIIISA I rapnM the
ball to right for n IIHII soirliiK Frazer
but In trvlr n mki pcund Brown
vis caught 1 > > o ruiin
For New tiCk Jnkpon hit nif to
loft Four wild hall sent Evans ti first
and Jikynn to second Doyle popped 11
3 little fly over the pate which Friri 2
mdfed Dpyle was out however ant
Kvan fcollchlv running down to sec
ond was also declare out Clark was
third out with n grounder to Child
No MIn
Fourth Inning
Barrys grounder fell to Htan Dooli
was out on a weik pop to Evans lau
der caught llulswltts fly and the side
WON out No runs
For New York Kmltha high foul fell
Into Doolns mitt Dooln also threw
Yeigr out on a third strike Hall
man and Douglai cared for Lauder Ni
TOIlS
Filth hittIng
Jlallman llled to Jackson Ben
llrlileil ehllds roundfr to Doyle In tim
for an out 1 racer lit upon the ball
with all the lionor In his bleeps anti
sent It iiwtv over Clarks head tor
t VO bases Here he was left on a hlgl
foul hv Thomas which Iiuder caught
No runs
Bean hit to short and led the race to
first by a hair Dunn dropped a ate
one In right By a hit to Child Ht
second Jackson doubled the side out
No runs
Sixth honing
Brown led off for the Quakers with Ii
rattling hit to centre for a base and
stole second by virtue of Smiths mlw
of Yeagers throw down This seemed
to discourage Evans and he sent Doug
IBM to first free of charge Barry f
sacrifice sent them along a peg erIC
Doolns long fly to centre scored
Thomas It began to look as though
the New Yorks were all In Four balls
gave Hulswltt a base but he was forced
at second on Hiilmans grounder and
the side was out One run
Dvans struck out Doyte flied to
Browne and Clark to Thomas No runs
Seventh InnInn
Child after three labored swipes
went away back and sat down Frazei
made his third safe hit by dropping u
measly fly over Doyles head A single
past short by Thomas sent him to sec
ond Browne dropped another single lu
right and Fraser scored Evans was
apparently up In a balloon Douglas
flied to Jackson Both Browne and
Thomas stole up a bag each and scored I
on Barrys hit to right Dooln hit safe I
to right Hulswltt filed to Clark Three
runs
Smith was given free transportation
to first Yeager could not touch Fraz
firs curves and nat down disgusted
Lauder filed to centre Smith dusted
for second on a steal and on a low
throw by Dooln ran all the way to third
before he wo headed off Bean fouled
to Douglass No runs
SCORIJ1toRNro1I OAME
nilla r Ib po a 11 Now Yorkrlbpo a a
Thorns rf 1 2 1 1 QlDorl Ib 02810
Grown HI 020 0Clark cl 11000
Dclan lb 0 3 10 0 0 mlih 3b 1 0 3 2 0
IHrrr rl 2 S 0 0 Yeaur e 0 0 4 2 0
Iklltioh fi 1720 Uwrmn e I I 7 0 0
Hullwltt aa 0 1 6 3 1lAudr 3b 0 0 1 3 0
llallmin 3b 0 2 1 1 0 Dean 0 1140
Child 2b 00480 Dunn rl 0 1 3 IT d
Dilcbr p 0 1 0 4 1 Jtbon It 1 2 I 1 0
Mthwnp u 1311
Total 5133017 lIKrini pO 0 0 0 0
l Wahbrn 00000
Dttttd for EnD In
tenth inning Total 4 S 50 16 0
SCORE DT INNINGS
Philadelphia 1 00000020 2f
sw Vork 30000000011
Em > 4 nuiJFMIadelphla 1 Pint bug or
error New York 1 let on bPblldl
ptili 8 wow VorV 2 T obi e hltt lurry
Dowerman Stolen bLwaOtIrry Jacklltirh Curb
lauder Dunn Jackson Double play Thomai
and Douzlaa First bale on txll > Off Duuleb
2 off Mathewaon 5 lilt by Ditched ballIlj
Ductlebr I Struck out Ur Duniltbr G hy
Uathemon 7 by Grant I nurd ball Dow
rman Wild h11thlowaon line of pm
Two hours Umpire Emlle Attendance BJX
OTHER MORNING GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At PlttsburB Chicago C PlUfburs 8
utERloAJ l AGUE
Cleveland 20001 0010 4
Mtlmore 0 0 0 1 J 3 C 1 013
At Washington Chicago 3 Washing
ton O
At PhiladelphIaSt Louis 11 Phlla
Irlphla 7
At Boston Detroit 10 Boston 8
At Detroit College 6 Purdue Univer
sity 8
EASTERN LEAGUE
At DulTalo Buffalo 3 Toronto C
At Jersey City Jersey City S New
ark 4
At Rochester Rochester 8 Mon
Teal a
At Worcester Worcester 6 Provl
lence 6
Game called at eighth Inning
NEW ENGLAND LBAOUK
At HaverhlU Lawrence 5 Haver
hill 2
At Concord Manchester Ct Concord 2
At Nashua LowHI 10 Nashua 2
At Fall River Kftll River 17 Dover 13
standIng of lie Omits
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Itttburf 23 5 8UBrooklrn 11 19 406
Chicago 23 II loilciirlnmtl 12 jo j6
Boston 15 10 GOO Pnlla < 1elphlill 20 3U
Jew rork16 18 iist Ixiuli 11 20 3W
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Club W L 1CI Club W L PC
HIU4lphla17 11 M Ht LoU 14 13 MJ
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Chicago 16 IS r7l wi > hlnitoa3 IK 419
Detroit 14 13 61id TUna 10 21 323
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Providence H 10 iuJTUrreiter 10 14 417
Jo y CttplZ 11 My Montreal 7 JJ jjj I
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