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Giants Win S Superbas Lose S> Yankees Lose
Track Athletics S Automobiling S? Racing
BEDIENT A SNAG IN
PATH OF M YANKEES
So Chance and His Men Put Off
Winning Their First Game
at Home.
ERRORS HELP THE RED SOX
Four Pale and Pallid Hits by
New York Team Lead to
Only One Run. Which
Means Nothing.
Hug*? I an e\
?-.glv VSlUSble pit? I while
groat lerdsy
ftarnoon. and foil? w?
over ? ? Nev. Tort
Vankeej. who labored under a famine of
hits and a feast
The | ?r of th?? FU
ked claims to a few c
this seasoi 111 y?*eterdey did
I? | * ' :- - -fhtS attained
list
Th>- r>- es
rsped with a defeat by the smell scoi
I. thus putl
th<- celebrstlon of their Ural lory on
Four rather pale and pallid look!
two rf which were Mwnr led for s run In
by New
Tdrk, hut after the Rurry at th. get.
when Hugh | nly pass, the i
c?rame moi ? ' ? ad than
The aids wai ' retired in order
in the last few Innings, Sterretl
only player to break up the steady pro
on to the bench The former Prl
tain sini and stole se, ortd
oui In the sixth but waa left
strand*-) on the : ig? Bed enl had
... t in !
prey to his
markmanshtp.
McConnell was a worthy rival foi
i not
lamplonshlp lustre, an i s
lot of poor craftsmanship in the field was
rtslve in the end Th? - New
V ? k ?" er al wed only se?..
In all, and was rea ! y to call quits when
??<--?? ? .ni ed. bul not |
tear ma! embers of the ln
r aplec?
Milkiff did not play, having had
a batted ball daring
the mornli g I mtng out s?
end best in the erg en1 with an led?
k was bach at
? McKechnie movlnj third.
-tt. too. wajs Imported early in the
b for Hsi 0 bad
the temerity I with
n after tx ed out
r-tea. In the third. The umpire
and
. ; air to the
There were s few ehsnj roll in
lh* Boston line-up, the most nota
appearance of Henri
In. eft field in the place of l/ewi?. who
??, ? r sparing
*?? bis vernal season. Th? youngster did
.?. make a hit. b-:t he got 1 first 1
? two base? an,i - run With
?
tracedv roles In th? '? I batting, the
s m?-n h;- 'ill in the
(ground T" 'or Speaker and
a triple and a single for
formed, n
fame
'or the nonee uot away In
the lead, scoring: a run before B<
found his bearings in the first Im
There were I ? when Hartzt-!:
an infield hit to ' and stole
Iher?
mer,* r< and
l:n?d a long safety In Speaker's dlrec
.. rosa
the ?SCOnd
while Hal ?'has?-- was arguing with
enl about a pass to flrst, which he
ultimately received Bweeney, hos ?
?t?iek out as ;
ask
The ad\a-itae* of t'e Yankee?, did not
last Ions ?? ;, im - \ 4-m! .,
little restive In the fourth. 1 ?
started tr poking a sine!- past
Derrick, and romped to third on
.??pea- P to nah
! al tius Important .-tisis, and
then, when I ?prr < k kicked Henrlcksei -
grounder sil around the lawn, ?f?
, ? ikef ad-, an. ed to I
Janvnn waa | for a lona* sacrl'fl
?lerrett. and Speaker tallied After
* to ll-.rt7.ell Hem.
Second, bui v*. axner was an i
In th?> ninth tho Red cox pulled another
r-in out of the admixtin? ? and
an error *.'??- ? ?-<?.-? bad carefully n
t:ng?ji?her- M?nri?ksen w-i? safe
*?t flrst on Hsrtsell's fumble si
and took third on Bweene* ? low
dwaj McC'onnell fanned
SPORTING GOODS.
SVALDING
OUT TODAY
Spalding's
Official
GOLF
GUIDE
T?ae !e?ilinr annual of th. gam* in a?-.
Coataina -?* i??- of paai ?es-wn re. ? rd* ptrt.'
?j!?? of promin.ni playera: hint? to the ereen
rimml'i**. rnilln?- of green?, in in?r ou? ?
riur-? i ha rs? \aea ralea si ?- r???
Ing Infonnailnn
PRICE 25 CENTS
Iraew Th?'-Berertord'* .?.t and
rill ill I Z"' Fllm?r' ?>S1 <**Hh
' mat ; Trouaer? or Knlekerttockerai
ssdlngsporiingtaii. i Averse?or?
A a spa wing & mos.
124-128 NASSAU ST. 520 FIFTH AVE.
BROWNS WIN IN THE NINTH?
Brief's Roller, with Bases Full, j
Defeats Tigers.
St. Louis, May 26 ? The It Louis Browns
a-on a ninth intiing victory tc>-<ta> o\or
the TI?rerS ncre by a ?-core of 4 to ", ?hen
Brief, batting f' r MslSSl, sent a roller to
id AH8til - -?er.
f'. :
Iietroit had tied the game in its half of
the ninth by four singiez that scored two
Loulfl made two of its four
runs on homers, both Austin snd Johnston
g th? i ill Into ths right field
bles? ? '
The Tigers used tl reg pitchers on the
mound, and ? fourth as a pinch hitter,
? batting for Dauaa In the sighth
inning.
The score f llOWB
LOL'IS I'Kli
poaa
? |
., - LOO \ III I'i I ' 0
? ? rd. rf 3 '.' I " n \
4 nn n ? ft Cot>b, ?? ' 4 ft 1 ft ? n
lb. 481 II "n lea? h. II .4 88 1 88
n - n ft on
? h 18 81(1
| ft o ? i ft ?,' I ? ? |
l> nan. p 8 0 0 0 8 0 Stanag I ? ' n '
n n .i n n n | '. 2 0 0 0 2
I 0 0 ' ?rift? i ft ft ft n a
id n .i ft !
18 0 o i ftI
Totali ' .-. ?
?Raited for Wellnnan in nlnil - ?? <""'
? ? -,- |b in-iine : ' I n'in
I ? -..hen ?inning run
?ai i on i
ft I 1 ft ft 1 I 4
1 ft ,, ft c, ft ft ft ? 3
ton. Hon
ga; on
g II? ,-?? In
r Ha
rifle? hli
manag
.... .
?IT K la wit i
: Un bj :
-
lan, 3\? ? . '
skeeters.ou'tbatted.win
Get the Jump on Providence in
the First Inning.
f By Telei
Providence, Ms) M Outbatted ?nor??
lersey City Skeeter
ted ? ' Proi I? ';? ?? Qrsya here to?
day for the se< The score WSS
,1 to I,
K gh( S hlafly and M -
''abc. .?ii'ipied with a base on bal
? i bled the visitors to I
' ? ? runs In the first inning After
ifltt? settled dowii and | Itched ef? j
i, I ? Jersey pll
? srd, bu the sing!? were wIdely '
? red.
The ?ere follows:
JERSEY CITT PR ?VlDI !
? Plat t*. rf 11 18 8
4 13*101 i - 188811
I A ft]ghei I -
4 1 1 I 2 ?I M.Intvr? f I? 1 4 8 81
I 0! I On?io?
' ; ft n " ft n log i
io a 2 2 e : i tetase
Blair, r 10 0 ti 2 0' K ?'''?111
- ft ft ft ft ? T. . ; ,
n, p. ft ft ft ft ft ft
.: r Tetg ? ni nil i
? o i. o ?. .. i. (, ,i
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'?
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1 ; Pro? Idei aft on
2 Pro '????.. 1 '1 line 1 81
?en and ? 'roa? ? : ?00
MEYERS RUNS WRONG WAY
Hit Goes for Homer and Balti?
more Beats Newark.
. .
Bs ' Msy -?? Baltimore -?or. ths
Ope? ' ? . .?.'.,\ark
here thli fl -..on by a ?.?.re ,,? ? ?
though each of the opposing r'i'
Rotl f ths Oriole snd Bell, of the
? 'I eleven hltl the f
had much thi I the srsum? nl
Baltlmori ?? n the gam.? ? the eighth!
Inning With Downey on Second and two
ered a long hit to
Meyers did i oi make an ef
fter l
stait?'i to run i tie elu .-cuse Qagi i t
ran b ,t < 'orcoran saaUy
?
? ollows:
BALTIMORE NEWARK
ab r I; . pe a e
M - ? i. rf. II
?. ?. ?
W 7. imhIi If .* O 'i .' c. ft
I
? Mey? f. 4 8 2
? .-. Ib. i t 210 OO'E.J" ninr,. tb 4 n 1
? ft I ? .-?. 4 1 1 1 I ft
I ? .. 10 18 2 8
I Bell. | .... 18 1 8 1 8:
Tots ? : Il M 14 I
Raitln ora i i <. ?. -j x 4
irk , ..'. i .
Ta ata Ben ? un
n-? Oagnlei w
i Zirnu armai -1 '? n ...?-<? rcoran 0
; ?nd Col Un? Don - ne to gnlai.
?--Oil
1 I(..!t,. I.
i ! Ir?t
Newark I.
Pli r,. ten an i Blagley.
tttei . 0
Janvrin, but the eff..?i ?;is wasted. f..r
?'. the left field fence, acor?
Ins Henricksen Hartseil then threw
Wag!
Th? - ore followa
I - rOS NKW V? IRR
ahrh pi a ? ? ? ', ? ?
Il.'-P'r, rf 4 CI O 1 ! ft Bai ? - rf ? " '? 1 ftft
? l l ft ?, i Wolter ef : ft ft i ft ft
'4124ft ft -?...-? r ; ft i i o o
Hen'kaeitlf 41 ft : ft ft ?? 4 1 1 ; 4 1
.la^ rln 3b 3 ft ft ft 21 rre? If 4ftl 1 ftft
II 1 ft
n agnei aa 4 01 2 1 0' Pween? 3 ft ft s ? 1
gan. ,rlSl ~ "* ft |i?' 11, k m. Ill I 41
M ? ' nie,3?, .1 ft r,
Mi ? 'onnell.p 3 ft ft ft ? o
T--?? MIT ST 181 TolaM IS14 ?
r atoa 0 8 8 1 I 0 0 0 1?1
188888088? !
<? h?,?.nrf ?rrcir? N?w V rk, 1. I
? ? ?
lai ' r111 S'.'len
Ixall, < if. shaker. Henrlckaen ....
" L*fl nn ????>- N?t V.,rk 3 Iim" i
? ; ? I NMTli k and ?'I a?? : --
i a? or r, ent. 1; off M
? ?? R?d:?n' I
l'mplrea Esan an-i 0*Louglilln Tm?? i fte
TIMELY BIB OF SPORT
California Athletes Here Full of
Confidence for Meet.
BROOKLYN'FANS'RESTLESS
Loss of Five Games in a Row
Leads to a Demand for
"Baron"' Knetzer.
The University, of California'? track an-i
sthletli team arrived In th-? city
y?ssterday, en rout? for i ?
11 will .. meet? in the Inta-rcolls,
mplonshlp "ami* on Prids) an.l Sat
iird,!\?
? team cmsists of len athletes ;n
g? i I '?' ".e trainee
The afternoon w.-(c o.\,,!.?.| to limbering
?' the
See Tort Athlet Club a! Trovera Isl?
and '..;..-:
?;a when ? ? flnl-hlnc (ouches 'n Urn
ng i e glvei pro sblj at th?
1 n Athleii?- Association grounds
\- winners of th? is! Inter
lllf? t ii-an
team Is admitted to ht a formidable rom
petitor According to present plai,?* th?
team will nl-.> compete In'the Western
Conference meel to be \ r\,] nn inn?-- >. ard
: at Mad ion ?A ; ?on first
? - ?
The manager of the les prl?
Inglj ? ? ? ? , .
S ? PJ '-..a Wat I Stai ''id that !?-? -
pected i.. see them flghl t elr waj !<? the
front -m Saturday The
In fine condition, and did nol seem t-.
- ?lash on ICI ..?;t'l o?
iheli rail i me** from the
?
'?-. Kern, the ret ers n umi'l"' s ?? gi -
nounced v> s retirement last wlntei
up his |ob on Han Johni ?uff
ha.? beei red back to the diamond li?
bas signed a contrae! lo acain umpire in
?? ?? ericen Less ? ? >s,,:i
Bol IVhlti (cher of
?i ? Penn Btsti I a*- ?(? ? Id? -l lo casi
? t with th- I x. an I
will report to thai ? i ' month.
.' 'he arm) of aah ?? m la
? ? -.st wintsr, In?
''? ? g ;' - - dsrquard
? ? . - i !? i ,; ? -, ;-i ' raw ford
.of - - - iHnnc? s still
* ? ..d do
?
nth?
. ba< k. after maki . I Agi
f..r ti - sad
Refer? ? .
t h e i . I
... - ..*? ... ;, , 4- ? : ?,, Brookl n .t
ago. The Superb? I v.
II ? and the ? | e
can * lure a pi
ginning 1 In a loud - olee that
?
Knett? and said
. ? a- He n
so little noise sbout Ii th?* !>?<. * isj |.*d
he waa a t III the ? I
in. Now thtl
,. - ? ! tl'.-'
?gard i
, f ths "far*- '
It was said ist?
authority, thai Dah - ? ; sned
?
1 !" -?iow.-rs of
g such ?
.,' Kn< Iser say thai
Hoi ;,--i road! In lump in and pitch a
?ami at a momoni
Another "I old-oul ' fell?
baik int'. t'e ?;anie is Mike Denlln, lb?
I he prepei 1 f the 1 lllei Ha n Bn
thestr.csl ? ? neni "n! n
. ? , ., t I Obody seems !'.
m on
the mhrket, and m Cl ??>?? hsv? him
I ! ?
i \ i : oslng 1? ' ' ? Intei at onsl
L< ague | ? sterds ?-? ored two I u -
I ,r %|o ISO I Bl iga dli - loi of ath
. ? -
. i: ng ' il i hs
mountains t.. I m pro?
, - -, ma! ...
10 . IhlCSgO within a fSW is - ? ? ? r
t., a friend her? h< -1 - hs I
? all) regained h ? lies I
Art h i Irwin, business msnssei of ?*i?
"i .inks-i-.?,, passed through Richmond, \'a .
on Bsfurds) and stopped off to !"..k ai
th* work pitcher, and Pies
un outfielder, of ths Virginia Ltr-agus einti
of that ' It) ii. ?? greatl In pressad
with i lelr at.iime? and asked H
airement to s.-i a price Tbs Richmond
club, however. Is OOl Willing 10 pail with
the players until tbs close of lb? praeeni
?
i*harlls Dooln, managei of ti..- pace
sttlng has been sngling foi I ??
?.ore, t1.?' flset?foot??d outfielder whom Hie
? ? .unali Reds ?? '? '. Hi.' irade With
? ? Qlanti Isst week Joe tmu-r is artil?
lo i,.: ' ? iih i >?-\ ".<? if b) so doing hs
? engthen hit learn I >?>..!!. off?
?id Dodge, on* i f I la ??..'ihk Inflelders,
to the Reds In ?-?? I snge foi Josh, but
Tinker demanded that h>- throw In one
of hi? pit.'hers, and this the manager of
the Phillies wai Hing to do
Eddie Rrnnnbk, assistant secrete l'y of
the I'.innts. i? dabbling tn a semi pi
???.mal team Of which h* Is proiiil It Is
.ailed the BomorvUle Athletic Association
nine, and managers wishing to booh
games ma? sddress < alvig's Investigating
i- No ni Sixth avenue, or Mwsrd
Hrannb-k. Polo Orounds, Sew York
The Broad Humanity
of the Travelling Salesman
He is an ambassador of trade, and more. A fiction
story that is based upon fact is related in our next
Sunday Magazine by GEORGE BUCHANAN
FIFE. It is third in the remarkable series about the
travelling salesman as he really is. The hero is one
of "a wonderful army of wonderful men whose lives
are a mystery to every one except themselves and a
few of their customers." In the
Sunday Magazine Section
New-York Tribune, June 1st
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
NATION W I TU.IK l.tMl? TO-DAY?
Nr?r 1 ork ?I B*i?liin
I'lilladelphia Hi Mreokhn.
N. I .?mi? ii ? hlragn.
I Inrinnall al ritt?bnrgh.
BESt'LT* <?r GAMES gESTEBDAT.
Ne?r , ork. 7; Rn<,t,,n. |,
I'lilladelphia. ?. Ilr,,.,k|,n ...
84, I oui? v? ( til? ago r,,ii.
?iiwlnnati ? .. I"il !?bnrgli .dark..
NATIONAL i i ???.I K st\m?im;.
w i. r.<. ? i F.F.
Phi In It 7 .:.".?* < Miago la 17 Ml
Hrnnklrn H> 14 AIS I'iMsh'rgh Ifi 19 I.S7
Ne? Inrk in II ?88 Ro.tnn 11 IH .3:;?
??I. I oui? 1? I? .."??.'!? ? In? ?nnatl 10 1"> :l*H
*Mritl( \n LEAftt'l QAMBS TO-DAY.
H?i?l?.n ni Ne? \.irU ? I >? n |.
Detroit At ?1 I "ill?.
< I... IK,, ?t I |e\ rlnnd
jraaklaslea ai Philadelphia.
i.i *?t i i- op rames 11 ?i ebdai.
R..-I..n. .'.: N.M. >..rl?. I
M. I nul?. I: llrrrnil. :<.
Philadelphia, t tVaahlnetaa n
IVaahlastoe. 81 Philadelphia, '
?hl.nr,. ?a, < l.id.ni.l i mini.
?.Ml till \N II \(.l R si \NHIN?.
M . i r i. \\ i ii .
riiiii? .?.? la .<"?? it..??on is it in
?|e,elnnd .M I! .??;:>! I oui? I" I 118
H i*li l'?n tn It ."17?; llelmit 1". M .888
?hi.,iK.. 'I 18 M;? Nr? \nrk ?? M J1I
INTI l?N \ IMIN || II- IOI E.
?, \-.ii?? r?i i?\\
Newark ni II?1? ini"re
.1er??? ?II? ut l'roiidenee
T??ri.nti> ni Montrent
g?che?4rr ??t BuEale,
lil -I I |s ?H i,\l||s -, ? ?| gBDAT,
Il.|i|ii?i..r?.. I N'Kiirk. 1.
,ler?ei ? il? . .< : l'r?.? Idem r.
\* ..ni ?-.?;> I ?; Ion.Mo. .'.
HiiiIhI.?. ::. garheaier, "-.
* i \NiiiN?, m ti ma
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HuIThI'? .'h i: .SIS PrarMeVe 18 I" .?Wi
\ninrk '.o |S ..V"iH loronto |8 17 . Ifi!?
Baltimore i? l? Ata Montrm? i i i ?i ,448
|<?.?he?ler I- 17 .SSO Stt's t*Mj 18 I'I MM
SENATORS, -BLANKED
1
Mackmcn Profit by Errors i
First Game?Nothing but
Johnson in Second.
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throws I
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BUFFALO. 3; ROCHESTER, 2
At Bull l: M K
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Ruffalo ' " ! ?i " ?? ?? ?'. x
Batteries Main and i ;.??.! . iiuKh? ???
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MONTREAL, 6; TORONTO, 2.
\? Montreal it h i:
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Batteries Smith and Burns, Qoulaltand
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KENT. 2; COATE, 1.
Kent, (unn., Ma1. :?'. Ksnl ?School do
fsated Coate School ;?t baseball in ,? ?
? d nam?- her? to-da* !?? a score of
2 to 1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Mllwsukae, " Minneapolis i
L?VlSVtlle va Indianapolis (rairi/.
o
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
I'tl? a I S- r,-n '?ae, "i
\\ llkss-Barre, I; Bcranton, i
Troy, : Alban). :
Blnghamton, ?"?. Elmlra, Z.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
<e S PlttSttsM, ".
New i.i.nd.iii, ^. BrMg?ppor1 ?
Sprinstleld, '., \\ at-rlmr.?, 1
Hartford, I New Haven, 3.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Tnrtland. ?>. New Bedford, ??.
j-'aii Kuei. i:. Lynn, i
Bi oekton, i; i--<1?- ren? a, r
Woreester, 4. L-oarsll, 3.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS,
York, I: Atlantl.? City, 1.
Trenton. 7, ?Allmlngton. 4
Hsrrlsburg. 8- ?Mlenloa-n. 1.
BA??PB"iI.I rO-DAV, 2 g-ni?? flr.r gam?
i |8 P. M. n y Americana .? nn?i0n. rolo
?"ir'.iind? A.lml.non, |Oc Ad?t.
PHILLIES DO II AGAIN
Go Eleven Innings and Then
Swamp Slipping Superbas.
STACK FALTERS IN EIGHTH
i
-
Storm of Hits Breaks When the
Game Seemed Safely Won
for Brooklyn.
Two errors of judgment! on* in allow?
ing a fettering pit. her to remain in th?
OS and the otner |n allowing a base
runner to tak. a. crasy chance when Vic
ton was knocking on the gates, were tn?
real .-?! i.?" ..f the Bu per bas i.*Mng defeated
by tho fighting Phillies after eleven Inn?
ings of up hill ar;i down dais baseball by
? scors of h to i at Kbbets field vaster*
? ft? rnoos
With the i ora i to I In Brooklyn's
favor In 'he hist half of the eighth Inning
H 'i ; titod until ths Phillies ha-i
the scors bj a ? i eyed batting rally
befon , removed Ed Btavck and
.aiie.i Krank Allen to asv? the plec?
. the i ..n?> nsua of opinion
? ti Dehler ad delayed In barring the
I until the pit) had boon pillaged
, n be
? , ? with Stack and
irtey Doom
i\. ,l iii>ev. win. had ??-, iced Beaton
in til vhen the 8u| got two
men on base on a pas? and an error.
?a? plainly worried and Dootn rp
?'. risk di :'? al
sta k had ?hown ndlcatlons of ?nap
pi ne iindei ? n ? - earl) a- ths aixth
Inning, lui managed to? ? ? th.nk? to
good backing in th? eventh 'rame he
hung out the dlstn igain. Lu.
- ' led, bul Ro) Miller, batting for
Doolan, sen! on? at I'aiix-rt on which
the latter made a rusrvellous catch and
quick throw to PlSher, whl.-h doubled
Luderua off second Wheat then made a
* . : : -, rive
In the eighth inning the works went
a crash. I'.-lan. hitting for Seat'.n.
right ..n i < ,
? d on I'.-i-k. 11 ? tri| le to left.
?.s If t? entuste the fact that hs was
' -. mad- a S lid pitch
b it Dables ?.? vor
Aft? : Knabe diM Lo
? ? tingled und stols *?? ? ? nd. Wrlth \i i
it bal ert all tried lo l i
I waa thn ? Stack to
Smith Msgl I ? . . moment Ist? t
t's foolhsrdlnsos COS! a run,
. Bingle drove home Magee
? . . s was <
ite Allen sntered the gam?, and
?? k uni!! h? ?? as
It the tenth ?A'ha( ? nod in
the last f of th? ninth, however, ??? !
the eyes of e hobby
from ''Germen***' Behaarter
tVheei ted to first I Epps R
ed Beaton, h- d De ibert whs
error 1 ;?. ? .i ?? Like
- d Rlsey to the
h and sent do- rr I level ind
Bh the gar- " ? -.rillth
U till vu Mpp"d.
and Wh-at si.irte.l for third I',???* Smith.
*. He failed to
? thi ;.nd /.ack was .-aught by
Brooklyn's
e to w :n
? nt on another rampnc?
ind befors they
-? for a.-tion four runs
* ? sr at the
Bspens? of Earl Tingling, f-'o the game
\ . ntre t exander was
rapid lire order bj Paakert's
hit a ?
Mnitee fouled to Dsubert, but
...,'. . gie ta entre roiled
? -,
i a moment Ister wbefl
? ? and otherwise abused a little off? r
' ;?? these gruesome deeds wer. mm
: ?
and blue, th? - ? "iid.'.l In
the Bupei bas got after
Si-l'on and s. ored three runs. Sea
? ? ? bo tyrai ?- ti ?. t
,. .1 ,.n t ? ? ? ?? previous 0 I I
rions, Moran wslked for h start, r. ?ni
? I opped o -t to Kllllfer by
?> . if sa Moral took third on
? ? lofl . ? h ?a host then hit
to lefl snd '"? ball took a bad bound,
? . i Msg? S I '?' ."I and tolled tO the
.? run. i" the fifth Brook
Un acored another run on a single io the
,i i.v Pisher and Moron's doubts to
. ! -t \?.i? m the fourth frame th.it
the Phllli? hj
Piahei snd i ravath'a im a. o intlng for it
jak.? Dauben waa bach In his position
gftor thi ss ds ? - ??' ? ? foi ed rest, and
go also pis: ai, b H sven wth the
full strength Brooklyn could not win
Despite his two ? trois, si-n?e' bed a.
tail ds . and In? lusted in his half dozen
, .it, l ids on La.ri b
ntng. a hlch hs 1
down SSlI na'?' ta ventre held.
The a ore follows:
PHIUADBI PHI**. Bits ?OKI T!?
?. 1 -, . abr h poaa
Ptsk? ri. , ,* ? " " Mm in. rf . 1 : SSI
Hummel if IB I .' 0 t
],..,.- I. J ? t S SI ? ? ?' ! ! I I I
M ,,. . f 1 1 1 00 Stengel, cf, I ! 1 ?
II I ?'????. If. 411 4 0 0
. |, ? 10 1 OUl ? ri lb .JO! -
I i I Bmith |b nfto i .' i
.j. M;i,... ? ,, | i. m ' Pi?hei m I i l *> J i
-, 16 S 2 10 O Miller, e I no II I
K 111. ;. . "i Rrwln, c i M non
lack, i , o i o
.1110 0 0 Alien p ??' ???
HU.-.p 10 1 0 io ?Tingling, p... 100 10 1
i i ooo
Tom? II lit Ml* I Totals.Ml SMI I
? ['.,-? '.!m In ??'.nth tnt-ii iiit
? In .1?! th Inning
Phlia htlplsta S " 0 1 ...? .? n n o 4 s
Hroo?!\n . I " 11 ., 1 11 n g g 0 1 :.
? pe beato Phllattelplua, 11; Hmokivn,
re basa hita v..- ?? Lsseeras (S), M"r?n.
bas? hit Paskert Horn? ma IVbaat
-. . ? M Fir.?- basa
? ? p Hadelphla, t. Brooklyn, I Btottra
1 ,. ? ... :?. M??-? 2. Stengel D
? ri un*, flsber II-?.? nri hall.? -
off Seaton, 2 on Rise* 1. ?ff Aii?n 4 Struck
B) S.H'.'n 4. b) IU ? 1 ?ViM pi!, h
Hit? .'IT -..i' n ?? in 7 Innings,, off
0 In 1 Innln? .non? nul In ninth-. off
Alexander * In ?> innln??. off f?!?,-U. io in
Innings: off aii.ii. 1 la 2 1 3 innma?
..n* rinfllng, I m 1 innin?. Tlaae 2 M im
? it.? Ft 1 ?-i.ti.in an.)
?
NOTRE DAME, 3: COLGATE, 0.
Hamilton N I . Mav M Notre Dame's
baseball team defeated Colgate here to?
day In a fast game hv a score of .1 to I
The vt.-torv i.f the Westerners was du?
to their heavy hitting and errorless play?
ing The batteries were: Notre Dame
Trie-urer atjBjg] ?;ra>, Colgate, CtakVtt and
McCarthy.
YAMADA IN FINAL PRACTICE.
Kojl Vainada, the Jap billiard expert,
who win attempt to wrest th? 1?.2 balk
line championship from Willie Hoppe to?
night, completed a string of HI points in
I Is final practice match against ??eorge,
I' Bloeoofl at the latter'? academy last
night
Vainada had a hi?*h run of \?i and an
average of 44 4-**. Slo??on gathered a total
Of III and earned the high run honors
with a count o?* "-?
James and the Giants
Have One Wild Inning
Seven Runs, All in Fourth
Enough to Beat Braves.
MARQUARD COMING ROUNI
Meyers and Burns Only Ne\
York Players to Go Hit
less Through Game.
* alegraph to Th? Trfl <.ty I
Boston, M.i- 28. A aharp. ligoroua ?1
tack concentrated in the fourth Innin
gave the Olanta an eaaj trietorj orat th
Bo?ton Bravea In th?> first game of th
?ene?, played here i|r,- aftofiioiin SI
hits, all clustered ai?.'in?i two
halls, brought In ? runs for tl
visit ?rs. which the lo? si ti
begin to dll tube Mat
qusrvl ruled *<> tyrannlcall , t s ?
? ? estant of the product turned <> it b
ti e New fork mill, and the gam
er It h tiie count a! ' to 2
? tornadle t.attine nee centred aboti
the hedd of Hill Ja ? ?? nu puche
fr..m ' ? at? rn I.? ??-ne. m ho ers
?? arslveneas "ft ?
ing, Murray's home run over the i?*f
leid fence, the llrsi of the season in thli
? on, Larry i ?oj le's tripla to dee?
centra and Arthur net ier*a double wer?
pan of the dlfll th which th?
? Bosti ri t v ?r 1er had to i on tend.
I After he ( . eded n retiring th?
?Id.?a hasty retreat, and Wcl
?Rudolph Finished th.- game. Weg la th?
pitch? r McG for so long, b?
d sfter several trials
He dl.l aoms Bood work against th?
GlsntS, l-oliling them to two hita in th?
last flv? - in/j Btriklngaoul six bats?
men. Hi gavi only two pas-.- But si
the effort amounted to I si
. Its Hi.d ture,- paa.-.a off .ames ir
' >? flrsl four Inning? had netted
runs to ail th? game bs ?? eonfortable
gls
Marquard, on ?
licatl na of a a; id return t?i hin best
: form. The Bravea meelves
, -. aril - ttered
? which we- e | | ked up by
l?ord, the v^teian Seider for
with th? P I .. . ia Athletics,
ston
Msrqusi ...
paa strtl Ing out five
tarnen the while. The Rubs, by the
la showing ran form ss s
these dsys Hs ms Is a single and ?1 d his
?? rally In the fo rth.
Bomelhlng aeem? to ha- f hi* ? h ? f M? ' -
hard H? w a* the .,
a railed to make at least
one lit 'n the came. But, worst of a'
the Imllan s'r Ice, a thing Cat
he dosa sol do w - r. ? < la In form
lard hitting b; M< I i
mp of
? ? ted tl
w hile i ?..? la and
; ed up two asfetles a ?
Th? Braves k.n an
when 'luv nl'ked Marquard foi .? pair f
runs ?n the third frame Whal ?
oil with a aim
?ir-t
ss Maren?
tille fon- d Whaling at third. Marqus J
t.. Hersos, end Meyers forced Maranvllle
at *? eond, ? ? going to third
Briscoa Xjort hll lbs rust hail pitcha
riaht centra f"t a double scoring lames
and Ml ?
in thsanest inning Cie r,!;ints ?et off
the fireworks v .:. ?ovict
t.i centre, end counted a hi n Mi
t..'tiiic?"i ,i single off Bs ihlri-.
Then M :? i lifted th? ball over the ?eft
field fence f"t a home run, scot ng M? -
kit ahead <>f Mm. Tl la so
.lam.??? thai he paased Meyers and Hersog ?
and then Mar) lard ?. . Ailing
-
tU i.? .Main who muffed '.'i ball let! -<
l.oth Meyers and Hsrsog taMv. akmS
?ingied to right, bringing Manmar? |Z?
hut Burns was out at the plats ?? rim u
count Fletcher thereupon praises?! I
double to right centre. on ?-hlch , ?
romped to the plate. Urry i,,,yV,
grounder through short. hoWSSSjr hi?
Fletcher on the ankle, retiring th? aide
T ? BOOTS follows.
NEW YOKK | p.-i-TOV
ahr h po a e tJ .
Burn?, rf ?ft o : ft ft Mar-villa ?? ?ft^??
rf 11 l 1 01 Myers, lb l! S
? .... .o : j 32 im ? ? ii! ?!?
PweesaTfl ??00 li!
Merkle. lb 4 I 3 il 0 0|ri' .- rf 101 a!!
If 21 1 I OOlMana, rf ...Ja?! J?
.\^er?. P. 8 I 0 I , , ' \ \\
B< g. Ib?l l 1 10, Wl . t ?i J '
Lp 41 1 III James p i , { J \\
, _ jliid..|ph. p 100 ?||
Total? . 3< S* : ?"MU?
?fletebsr sat? Mi : ball
New Vork . ' " ft : i ? o ? ?_.
.0 '' ?'ft 0- 0 ?) ' ?J
7"?. ?? N ?...,,
3 In 4 Innings I la?TS
- nut
- ?' - - -,
James 1: ..? ? ? ?? M, ? * -
l-irat ha.?e ' , ,. ? }
out-Bj .la,i.e. 2. I, Ftudoln? 4 k!
Marquard, I mid r ? h-Jamn r-?.-?
'i Day and Rirj'l? Tim? ? V.rtto.
o
TRUCC0 AND CARS HERE
Driver of Isotta Entry Bringt
Three Machines for Race.
Vlncenso Ti i? co. t e -,.,.,.,? rar)n|
driver, arrived I sre i ? Bundsy n? tu?
steamship I.a [?orrall n?*"lng Sgk
hlm the thre?. |.? ? ^
csra that *r? i ... 9 ., \
race *t Indianapolis on Fr
was met by Oordon V Thurber
P. Nussbsum, of th? i
Motors Company, who have |n ehl
handling of the ears in tl Is try. Ta?
machines, after passing through th? as
toms, w: : t.e shipped to the seen? *?-?
rai e Trueco left last evening for laMt?
?
Thi? la the first en?rar ? sf th? ISBgSr
- hlnl Into rsclng
*? - ? ? - - The ihres Issttsi
' " - ?-?.--? squlppgi
with lirnkfs on all f -? g, ,- aoveky
In ra. ing ma? nines
'?' 8 piStOI ?? ?M ?-.fi,
inches, not far Inside the lirr.lt of Sg f-.
the r;?.-e. The n
-.metre i - ? ?..,
stroke, h'-inglng It ?. ? ? .--??. by
the Aasod ?? i ttomokttt
Manufacturei i rath t iltl ough ?
the ma : ymmy,
? o
CORY SETS WORLD'S MARK
Interscholastic Record in 220
Hurdles Goes at Games.
ago, May H the Uni? rnity
itch s- hool (Chlcsgi
r ? l_\
ysrd h';r?l> ra< e it | ? rerstty of
-.-.-?'.?? i ?
'
Cory's time n,i, ?4 ;..-, pgfond? at *
the heat previo"? Hitk ? ?- ?s1? by a
| N
? -iiateur Aihletk
: -? nds, ths ?*
i er. ir
TO HOLD SPECIALTY SHOW
Boston.Terrier Club to Exhibit
at Hotel McAlpin.
Th? ape? laltv si - - "?:?
I at th?
Hotel McAl| ras M
lys. Judgini - ?'
o'clock ? sfl
and an evening ? day.
Tickets of I tat esrli
in arli
entitle the holder t.> a i in ? ?*r a flam
p.ikine Boston ten , uttat if
Mrs ' .? . ? i ?
VINTIlATiD STRAW!
YOU know my reputation for unusual styles and the ac?
knowledged three dollar quality offered in my stores at
$2. Well, this year I have an added feature, I've Ven?
tilated my Straws.
Little windows concealed by a specially woven band that
let the cool sir in and the hot air out, and keep your $ f\
head 20 degrees cooler. It's an unusual feature, and can /?
be had only at my stores; as uiual they're.
Usual $7.50 Panamas.$5
Usual $5.00 Bangkoks.$3.75
(See Them in My Windows)
^^^ __ 13 Greater New York Stores.
W Hatter to Q W 11 Mr.Goodresser

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