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Jordan Holds
Newark Boys
To Three Hits
Former New York State
l.eainie Pitcher Wins for
Buffalo Club by 5 to 1
International I.rasme
GAMES TO-DAT
Binghamton a: Newark.
Rochesti ?' t .I?-rse> City.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
roronto at Heading.
*, ?SSTERDAY'S RESULTS
foronto, 5 : Jersey ( ity. 1.
Buffalo. .">: Newark. 1.
5 : Reading. 2.
n at Baltimore (rain.)
STANDING Oi" TEAMS
\V. L Pet W. L. Pet
Reading, i - .667 Buffalo.. 3 3 .500
Toronto.. 1 2 .667 Roche't'r ?i 3 .500
B'ltimore 3 : .600Jer. City, 2 4 .250
Newark.. 3 3 .500 BingVn. 1 4 .200
Ray Jordan, a former New York
State league pitched, held Newark to
."ague Park, over
: the Buffalo
club beat N*( the last game of
the series. 5 to 1. Newark would r.ot
have Bcored had it -ot b?^en for Jor?
dan's wild In the fifth inning ' <?
hit Jac"''"-? " ill and tnen
,-p-t .- 1 on a wild
. i out, send?
ing Ja - h.ird, from where
he gcof '->'*? single to centre.
Ed Rommel, a former Giant, pitched
good ba'. for Newark, but the suppor?
behind him waj mad and every run
Buffalo scored ecu'..: be traced to an
error. ' " Shay made two m?3
r'.avs :- f ? fir t ? nlng, which paved
the way for two runs, while
Sargeai.t n -.. error in tro sever.'.'.-,
which gave ' ne run, and ir. the
eighth he K ting's .rrounder go
through him, a' 1 ' "ait and Mc
Carro'i. previoasly walked,
came ail .-tie.
Jordan, bes i-'.y ?allowing New?
ark th.1 -its, struck out
six batsrr.p". retiring the side on
- in the second when he fanned
Cather, "tid Jacobs, three of
Newarl ters.
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No Changes in Plans
Of Yale Rowing Squad
HAVEN Conn., May 5.?No
in the
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June, i
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the i rimson'a
irter and the arrival
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Captain of t Yale crew, has a
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occupy eight or ten
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king the river,
en used for
at ?'.hop will put
f.cy.
Moeschen Stars in
13-1 Fining Victory
Institute wrested a
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Henigan and Krauss Added
To Brooklyn A. A. Team
By A. G. Cavagnaro hflR oVcirie,! to become affiliated with
Brooklyn Athletic Association mem- ?VI.V am?
bers waxed joyful yesterday when it ? :' H"n v" 0berl
became known that both James J Heni- 8in&-, one ol ' t efficient i
gran and Eugene A. Krauas would reo- Q '",'%'' ? ??' organization is
resent the organization m the coming loraV0^:i r': sixteen of the larger rub
ten and a half mile road run from'The cr comPaniea of this c ty, who c':aim
Bronx to the City Hall next Saturday ^mo,r *'/' :'" fold ftars "- ?rack and
atternoon. The acquisition of these d' '' ? ' :" " '"' coming season call
runners will greatlv srrenirhen tiie fnr, a Bet f'!" members' pames to he
chances of the club in the point com- <"i:'-p'i ' fterward by an open
' ' ':on, for among the twenty-three m.ecl for ''' ' athletes.
men entered are several who alwa
have run the long distance in fast time. A set of games for members - f the
Although Henigan, who resides in Knights of - ? V
Boston, has been a member of the McCarren i - .
Brooklyn club tor the last six montl -, afternoon of May A
he has never represented the club ir un rac?s ? view are arela"
opori competition. Therefore be will middle distance contest bel - cham?
bear the B. .A A. emblem on Saturday pions
for the first time. Henigan proved tl .
he was in splendid condition for the ,-? , ,.
race in the recent Boston A. A. twenty- Cl V "r veteretsas and Charles De
five-mile marathon. For eighteen miles bte*.ano re ! ^ ? then r .- itra! -
Henigan was fighting it out wil
eral rivals for second place, when he vr,;:, '.h " M ?!:?no Ath
was forced to drop behind. However _l_ :' "'"' - -~ :^n- De
he finished well un at the em' of the' ftef*?? w?ll resume athletic
grind ior h;'; r]'' club> and 'ha' v'v
_-_ ,j , . , , ? has broken away from the Mori
Krauss should also make a good show- Uide Athlteic i .
ing, as he is in t:ne fettle and has r liberty to rep
scored on several of his club's chain- I
pionship teams. Besides these two, the _
Brooklyn organization will be sup- ti-? y,?ir?.;j .., , ,. ?, , ,
poned by Louis Kaufman, Andy Craw, su?ceed?d in oMaininl ?
Prank Ruddy, Julius Lorenz Jack P. n -
Cohen, Arthur Behr and Hugh Carroll, Columbia 1
who are tha strongest harriers of the a capable performer at this distance
P&ci- _ and should materially aid the Morn
-ri, t? V.V. t a ? ..., ?? t ' '" ' ' medley reJay team, which has
The K_bber Industry Athletic League lacked a runner for the 10-mile "Iesr.'
Racing Summaries
PIMLICO, "MAY"5, 1910.
?Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear; track fart.
OAi FIRST RACE?Two-year-old maidens b< ing; purse $1.00?. FOCF.
Am\J t FURLONGS. Time. .49, Post : .0 !. post 2.32 Start good ; won easily
place same_v. inner, b c, by_S_u] ennie Trainer, J. Br - ts
index. Horse."_Wt PP. St. % % Fin. Jockeys. St." ~ PI." Sh.
184 Super ..112 10 5 j- 1*1? Butwell 101-20 33 '< 4-5
? "Oriental park.. r>$ : 2 8? 2? 2' ?487-: 189-20
? Who Cares .110 9 8 2" 8a ?5 Em r ? ? " : 1
163 ?Miss Shackletonl02 13 4 <P 5_ 4* Wessler ? ? " ?
1S4 Mis? Millions ...102 5 8 Pi 61 5* Callahan ? ? _
190 Silex II.106 l i m? o* 6' Johnson ? ? ?
197 'Le B>u?t.. 97 7 11 8* 8j 7? Richcreek ? ? ?
? Orleans Girl ... P" R 9 "? : ? ? ;r Wida ? ? ?
?S4 Tattle .104 8 6 Be B1 9* Ambrose ? ? ?
190 ?Little One .... 97 u 7 6- V 10* 3 ton ? ? ?
120 Harriet .104 4 10 11? 11* 11? ( rev ? ? ?
? Barlev Water. .108 12 '3 12*12*12* A. ' ilins ? ? ?
184 Hot Foot .102 3 12_13 13 13 Daeyer _____
Mutuels paid?Super, $12.10, $5.30, $3.6C Par ;
Who Caree, $4.30.
Field?Super. Miss Mulllns, Harriet, Hotfoot.
Owr.ers? 1. J A Buchanan; 2. L Blrnie; 3, P A Clark; 4. S Rosa: 5. E F
?Whitney; 6, J R Skinner; 7, G E Webb : S T H Cross; 9, W M Jeff rd: 1
?Clyde; 11, N D Smith; ' B ' Sta I :: Mrs LA Livlngstc .
Scratched?Yellaw Hand and Anzac.
Super, showing- a Ivancing educati raced to easy lead ar.ci was cantering
a* the end irlenta Park s red g efl t Who Cares t - I In final I
Shackleton ir. ci^ae quar ers ? r
<OA_! SECOND RACE?Three-year-olds and up ; claiming; purse $1.00C
: ?yjD MILE AND A SIXTEENTH. Tiene, 1.47 4-5. Post, 2.59; off, 3
Start poor; won easily; place same. Winner ':? 6 by I
' Trainer. F. Farrar.
Index. Horse. _Wt PP. St *j 3 ; "- -' ess. St. PL Sh,
182 Polroma .115 4 "4 1* Is 1" !' " Fator 149-20 16-5 2-i
166s ?Plentv .100 3 5 "J 4l 4'- 4s .'% ;.'; tti ? 2 7 - : 0 9 :
168* ?Prunes .113 0 6 6* ?. ' 33 3i :-'-?? Stapleton ? ? 11-1
(181) Favour.115 5 2 2^ V 2* % 4* Ol ? ?
168 Bar of Phoenix.120 1 3 7' 0- 5j 5_ " . R wan _____
181 ?Puts and Calls. 115 6 10 9* V- 8" 7* 6? T.Rowan ? ?
196 ?Indian Chant. .116 11 R 6* 5* 6i 61 7' Richcreek ?- ? ?
153 Fairy Prince ...105 S & 8 71 7} 8' 8* Ambi - ? ? ?
? Hickory Nut ...2 15 2 I 4. 8* Pu 0;= 910 .Toi ______
175* Thrift .110 ? 10 11 11 10 10*10' E.Haynes ______
_152 O M Miller, . :' 7 7 10? 10a 11 11 11 Butv ? ?-_ ?
Mutu Is ' aid ?Polroma, $16.9 3.40, 6 ; Plenl 5.60 ; F $4 20.
Mutuel field?Bar of I'r. ????-?::. H:cl
Owners?1 ^V Smith; 2 3 O Talbott; 3 C r Fountain; 4, P S P Randolph;
5. 7 E Nash; ?. G W Fobes ; _ NF 1 F n T-; 9, Mrs \V 1 -,
T B ? Irlst : 11, R F C 11
Scratched?Sleeth Frank Shannon Houdin'- Slumber 2d
Hickory Nut, F ,:???? | m Chant P its a 1 Ca '
blinkers. Polroma assui ? ? throughout
har.ri. Plenty re - ? I urf rig in fina ...
for half a i inder ur ns at
final eighth. Indian C . ' ' "
?)[\f. THIRD RACE?T I. steeplech' .1 and ui
?m\J\J maidens; purse, ?:.^~' TWO MILES Dime, 3.54. Post, 8.29
: 3 32. P-ar: good; w n place sa ? W oner, b. s., 4, by --\r^ de
Roya :'- " ? ? - '
___5 ? pj st -.. - t
? ] 1 "...". 187 l"3 1* 1" Crawl ird
? N rth Star ... .145 r 4 2 :; 2' r! : ere
? Di ilv .137 6 5 4: I1 '? ' '- ? k'.aus
? Candle ....147 * 6? '' r; i* l? Cami ? ? ?
? The Dean .143 2 3 c* 3' '' ' >r ? ?
?rl Slumberer.147 3 :? 10 9 7s <"?' Ia "? ? ? ?
128 ?Doctor D. :_145 9 - .?* s" '-? " 7 :' " ami ? ? ?
". ?'.;; anal_135 1 ??'??- st ridei ly ? ? ?
? Glory Belle ? v l " 9 3 : ' ? ? ??
163 ' -- ? \V iter . I 7 lj ? ?? -
- - - - - th Star, $4.30, :
clsh e $3 20
tor I and irry Wat er, \l~' ting entry
??--? : ': " m w Maxwell; 4, J Lumsden; 5, Mrs
W--. L Whiting; 8 .J E Griffith ; 9, W 1
j C L Whitii ^
Scratched?Mr Golight :
after withsl ling S'orth i^'^r'^
cha '?--.?.? '-. :?.-?-?>. - :-, Iva fenced erly
sr it '???-'.ralr.i in early running. Garry Water fell at -
st rider at nlntl I --? -???-?'?
?)(\"7 F0URTH ''' ' - ' " ' MILE,
*- '* * Tim?, 1.41 1-5. Post 4.00 ? ff '? 01. Start poor; won driving; r'?lr" sanie.
-..- tj ; v . r.-. ee_Lan Trail nfri
Y .? x ' Horse Si ' , ' . ". : - eys. _ St PL _ Sh.
Vynd >ver .... .Ill 2 ' - ' ? ' i ?' Ilins : I 9 I-'.
195' Belario .110 2 1 2' 2= 25 2"> 1 1 ? 9-20 1-2
171" Superba . ... .in; :-. 8 r 44 4i 3* S? Ambrose ?
-? -? ^ r Verd'n ; i -;1 4" Nolai ? ? ?
191 Si ,-...;-- __
191 Mother-in-Law 5 6 :. '* :?? "' 6 6 Jackson
? er, $"4. $'240, "$2.'l " ' ? ' ' " '
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Serai - ? Plenty.
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?t- x>- ? ' unprep red a' barri r's 1
4")r\Q FIFTH RACE .Is; 1 irse $1 000. FOT7R
_-UO FURLONGS. Time, .56. Post, Ll ol 4 34 Start c od ; v. n
? . -., une. Winner f.. by Brooi t.. A? - Sil
indej : "? Wt PP St, _ __ S :** Fji : -, P]
rca .114 4 2 Troxier
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.....111 2 4 ? '?: ? -- ;: ?
. ; ganda .....HI 5 ? " up or ? ? ?
ng l'ivre : rtus
?> 114 6 11
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_ 1 tht R'st 114 3 9 - ? ?
:.' paid?Qui . : -" ' ' - '
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H P Whltm ....... 3 j ] . ? .
Glei Riddle; 6.'1 ' ' ' a ; 8, F Johi v irray . I
W A Prime ; toi
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.., ;. r? Querca vigor? sly rid ???.- throu I out?amed h"r
stab e mate roug the f ' ' ' ! '
was d - g hei best to withstai : ' ' ' " '
;, go. : efff rt aft' r ra ;jng 1.1 eai
::-..1 quit bai
lOAO 8IXTH r-A''r: "The Howard hand three-] iar-olds and up; cla ?
?ZU ) ing ? purse $1,1 b, 1.47 4-5. Post
5.02: off rt 1 iVinncr. h. f. 4, by
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maletti ' ' n 11-10 1-1
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Herod, out
mied Arr. ilefte ai il Mfinomo;
..v.;;--f, l, H S Koppln ; 2 Mrs T Francis ; 3, J E Griffith 1 C Arlli
??,., -? K ng Herod Kohlnoor wore blinkers Amalette, rc^rv'!
i ,.1 (i d eai ' pi " ' _ ":" *': ' ' .'
to subdue Herbert at end Latter trailed early stages, 1 sly to
uiKln? '-i f1:--'; tesi H .! ?' wed good el I topped as I short. Kohl
noor quit badly ???'>r weak ride Monomoy had no n 1
OlVl' SETVENTH KA''K- The Kernan ; three-year-olds and up; selling ; Tjurse
Z\\J 11,0 0 SIX FURLONGS Time ' L- 2-B Post
: -?mi drlvli ?? piare same VS - I I Hol Miss Ci ttendei
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.,,,,?' r> ilred from ?" "" "'. Ml Vandlv?r 1ni ' The
' /'tiTfli rii"<:i/ 'i'"i-o- v-'^? taken ?ride throughout. Orlaij^o she H^ed good gf$or
Gibson's Crew
Makes Clean-Up
in Jersey Citv
Bunched Hits in Seventh
Give Verdict to Maple
Leafs by Score of 5 to 1
Geo;-?? Gibson and his Toronto crew
made a clean-up with ar.?3ther victory
over Bill Donovan' eeters 17 th( :
irnoon in
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