TIGERS LOSE TO BROWNS YALE CRUSHES Standing of Clubs DIAMOND SKILL Auto to New World's Mark in Amateur League YANKEES SPLIT Carl Weilman Wins for Third Man Who Drove NINE WILL BRING Time in Week. HARVARD ílnli. Hon. lost. P. ft Iß «"ommonwealth 8 0 1.000 A Detroit. June 26..For the third time . DOUBLE-HEADER . «g 1 .ISO Fnglewood Weilman pitched the St. GAN REWARD a week C»rl FINAL 2 »3» in IN Korea! If Ilia . 1 SOON RED SOX Louis Brow-n» to victory over Pétrit, < reerent A. C._... 0 0 .'MKi WITH to 2. A. S .<» the score to-day being I mmjeSttemx C.0 ov»r Tribune It wa« Weilman'» »Ixth victory Way Gives Fine Exhil Medals Will Be the Tigers t Is season. He is the only Awarded to Rally has won from in Allowing Victori¬ High Starts Winning S- 1 «Mail pitcher who tion Box, M0NTCLA1R NINE with a Two-Bagger in the local du*- thi» year and has lost to Three Hits. ous Boys. It only once. Only BADLY BEATEN First Game. The sere follows: !.' pr-rraoiT » t t*T LOlTal lil »1th gh r ) pna» NO SERIES Fhotton.if 41 1 1 M VIM lb « GARRETT PROVES Forest Hills Overwhelms POSSIBLE ' Jersey . I; ¡ll»K»«- i 2*i 4 ."> 0 4 I" «.*«.' 1« f FOR IN ROLE }T»tt ' FOR BLL Team in MAISEL CV'ar'l II 1 I M .« EASY Loosely Played CHAMPIONSHIP .VI er'rf < I c- 1 Game. OF PINCH RUNNER Walsh »fît - t . N*. June 26. knock¬ i ! t : .. "ta .««.« 111 111 Montclair, J., By P.S. of The l_M»n he : Crimson Substitute Twirler F Furman out of the box in the 11, Bronx, and lj t cillll i«« 111100 ing ."¦*¦. at the p «» » . *«,< fîî .}. but Bom¬ opening inning and scoring will of Manhattan, Both Wood Drives Ball Over Score¬ «lie r III 111 lieved by Mahan, Forest Hills Athletic Club overwhelmed Showed ' 1011 ,l C'O the Montclair Athletic Club nine here Prowess board in Second Contest. « -h \ 5 bardment Still Goes On. During Season. .Jacolxson XI- to-day in an Amateur League gam» by i o o r o o a of to About on« hundred Baumanri Gets Triple. tMorarity M The Yale baseball team erusl score 14 t. boys, m\\ t¡>lt in ins.... the diamond was not left from . into the dust at Kbbets Fi Although bad'.y field of aba«« nine hi Tilf-rrarh to T*-i> T- - . Harvard soaked the rain, which necessitated fHv Tot»> r u it i I by . «..., 6 2 4 » «1 2 Jacob» ». Ib.. 4 0 1 13 1 ing on, the boys need mor« time ud hits and himaelf made a to blunder, Errors Rollina, lb 111 21 2 Keenan. ¦».. 411 0 3 I for their down to two pended upon rf S 0 1 0 0 0 lt»d«lall. Ib.. 2 0 1 TOO thought lessons, and the Is flew almost Campion, terest such a series would home run over the »con-board. MAKE omission and commission Hulmán, «-f 4 0 0 0 0 0 Cnm, .... 3)0 310 aro««. SUPERBAS u 5 0 0 0 2 1 P. Hue-he*. 0 1 '> '< 2 » . would divert too much of batted laut as the Yale hits. It Warren, p that tía« In the ninth, after Caldwell thick and Bry«n. cf.. Ill 1 0 0 Firman, p.. 0 00 00 0 and from school then, that the sons of ( 0 osi thought books It vu "Brown and beat out an infield hit, no sronder, IB K«r«r, p 3 0 that a round of for Eli won the all sufficient score Kenny, lb... 100 Til thought g,m«, totU and and HIT by 100 h 0 0 be arranged after school m High LONE closed bst fr«* Id passed ONE King, p. to 0. 13 as the Joe abdicated willingly. This same Harvard team, wh Public Schools Athletic «Leant Feckinpaugh. Total» ..MMlllTMi TntM«.Bl does not on its contests from Yale in two previous c< t-Vr-st »111 -l carry afttr Without waiting for an order vanquished Ifillflll I the school year ends wag OFF ALEXANDER tests an«! hurled Princeton ba Mont, ¡sir . Ill.lll II this, too, j«. be walked out of the boi. baaee-M.-rab«. Rnlllns. Bryan, Deepen. So each tesm will Carrigan dated an.I beaten, in three games, v Sacrlftra fly. possible. go on con¬ men Hsrrlflre hit«.Klnney, M.-<'««ie fident that it could ha»« won was able '.v hold Donovan's ns raw as a saml lot combination, «'amplnn. Il«.me r;i.» UeCtba, P'yle Two-baa» th« May» ivnibl« play Keensn New York run. Donovan had Bau- might have been, of course, that t! hita.Klnney. McCabe, Do>l». greater championship. to a »ingle t to Re.tdsll to Dnld Hsse »ills- '»it Warren, :. The five teams that finished th« it*. but No-Hit Game individual game meant nothing to Chicago yesterday. Crimson players, aside from the out-By Warren, by M-yer. i in each contest Peugeot fi Klrst base on balls.«Iff Warren 11 off Mei^r. 2. ample, the team from Public Sthool for Phillies' Star playing of it. But not even the off 3 Hit by Warren. 1 I»¦-! U, pinch runner. by humiliated rat! King. plvher-By 1'assed ball. which won first honors in Th« saved their hits in the that they were being 'j E Meyer, 2 «Warden, t»»1ce). Bro«;' lie Yankees than b?aten rouid rouse the Ham TOM I'mplre.Wilson Public School 11 finished the ictioa inning. So in Eighth. -o-. a of fir»t ft the elj Single t men to perform even the ordin« with record fourteen gtm«i wen . opera- lor.g lelay ffeasiv« [Pr Telerraph to The Tribune.' of baseball well. Prodigies w« No Game at Englewood. and one lost, and the only defeat esta« it as if the tally taaka tion* that seemed June 26. -Grover Cleve¬ to he a of the early in the elimination round. I in the seventh would Philadelphia, of in Three not expected. Rain caused postponement of the made the Phillies, stood Results Games Leagues Lnte in the game, to '-e sure, Peí Amateur League game scheduled be¬ Every member team play«« be enough to win. Donovan's men had land Alexander, of t good ball, take the word of Msrrla to score,' Haughton did send Mahan into tween the Crescent Athletic Club and several early opportunities on the threshold of lasting greatness box to the hfcnd of Yale, but wh the cham¬ Becker, the coach, and ('. U. Hawkins, te take advantage of them. of the Teams stay the Englewood Field Club, the for that. but failed for the second time within a few weeks and Standing Battling this move was made the Blue w at Englewood yesterday. The principal, Psrhsps á In the seventh Thomas singled and pion», shade more of the honors for th« »It- double. The this afternoon. He let the Brooklyn mai with the spirit of tight. Maha game will be played on an open Sat¬ came hon-.. f Nr's was smashed hither and y< tory fell to the share of Tome showed what they could do in down with one hit, a lone AMERICAN LEAGUE. FEDERAL LEAGUE, delivery urday during the early part of August. whom called their Y'ankees Superbas NATIONAL LEAGUE, and half a dozen of the runs we teams were on the field Walters, they "Big the eighth. Mich doubled and scored single by Buck Wheat in the eighth The practising Six" Tommy was perhsp« a' Ma.se! «. 1MB TO-DAY. charge«l directly to him. when rain chased them to the club¬ pitcher. on Baumann'n three-base hit. and beat them by a score of (IV ML- I O DAY. «¡AMI*.»« TO DAY. elected to send Garn bit too liberal with free psssts in «on« inning, . Haughton ran for Baumann ar.d »cored when St. l-i.iii« ut ( III, ,1k.... ¦aaaaa Mjr ut Newark. tea house. of the but whenever he did 4 to ( IiIcjs«, at im un«.ill (two). at Detroit. out to oppose the New Haven games, git. Janvrin made a poor throw to the plate 0. I'lit-burgh at Ht. 1/ouls. Cleveland amo in a he showed at hi« best a few weeks ago, when the II*- OF YESTERDAY. (iarrett has beer numbered p.nch after grounder. Pipp (»r.y <. v.mls IUIUDAY. REMITS OF <.AMKS YE.STKHDAÏ. t\WS\ OAMKI sta Walters, his brother, was his »toppirg I'ipp's were in St. Louis, Alexander RKstiTs of Prm.kl.n. I. those who serve, although they NASH NEW CAPTAIN Harry second and came home on Phillies V New «Mirk. lt.--.ton. I. Chi« a»;,., «; an mate, and his work behind the reached went until two men were out in Bouton. 7: New York, I] New York. 2. ('hii-uao. ¦<); Hr.' -ki.n. e. and wait. His delivery was op battery Cree'» single. Creo went to second on along l'l,il...|.-li,lii.i I; Un.okl.vn, 0. Iio»l; -t. i.ouia, S. He was pummelled off the mound to left, »ending Cree to l :ty the fight Baitlas«s«. Wh Left-Handed Hard was n big factor in sll «f sell singled but faltered under the terrific rr.nutvi. stamping. the middle of the fifth inning. Teammates Honor hitting Doone bunted ar.d Cree was innings, VI. STANDINC. AMERICAN IKVOLE STAMPING. LEAGCS two runs had been scored P. S. 11's and Bill Hsgu«, the third. Then the Phillies collected their: -NATION I.FAOti: \\ i. vv. I.. PC. he left games, as Thomas dropped pace. i. r.r. IV. I.. VA VV I.. PC. p.c. a of men we First Baseman Who Wears carried off the honors ia safe at the pla'.c. IV. I.. P.C. w. ..Mi!» St. Li.nl«.,.M 23 («1(1 NeuHrk. ,St 30 .MS that frame and couple left fielder, walked, filling run». ( .33 22 .tnio no«ton 2H 2« .A'lft Vw \«irU. ,tl 28 38 .37!» (lii.ri-j... .:«.", 3!« .-,17 Baltimore .15 3.*> .417 was of worst sort. Glasses. the fielder, who got two h«a« the bases, and Warhop (he teams the game in St. I.mil» :«.« -.'!. .SSI ( itirln'Htl. .tl '-'0 .431 Hetrc.lt.3« M .SSI | St. Louis...12 .32» his support the right Thomas caught Boone swept through York..31 2S .52.1 Fhila.22 8« .367 Pittsburgh..!! is ..*,:;.' Béfale.. 21 43 Charles K. of Evere L. of the class of lttt. runs in the of th« fiitl Hartzell In. ct.e and nine which ... I Mtt»b'rab..M I« Mi l»ro<>kl*.n...2.-> 33 .431 New Brickley, Henry Nash, deciding game third with a snap throw to hour minute», whose name shall last in the a was elected of the Harvard a close second. napping at a record for the season. Few Mass., captain round, threw out tablishe» football a kick team for next season at the had its Home Run Baktt Gardner and Wagner High. indeed have been more nais of while drop baseball P. S. 11 also set all the pace in the second fames played kicked or a tackle made, wound h Harvard Club last night. in Eddie Winters, whose work at thirl Boston rapidly in the history of the National up game. In the first inning Tris Speaker Standing of Clubs WITH REÜLBACH career as a Harvard athlete. He play » N'ash has played first base for two and at bat did much toward bringing on a double by League. TIP TOPS LOSE left field for his team, and at least w He is a left-hander, but that is the honors to his school. The walked and scored Duffy men faced Alex¬ year». home with a second Just twenty.eight to the standard of the I He wears that did their shar« tow¬ to Lewis. Cady came in a his in International up day. not his only disability. other boys He ander. He did not issue pass; the one in his three to t off the field. Neverthe¬ run for Boston in the fifth inning. error. But made hit trips glasses on and ard winning the,borough chsmpionthit on teammates did not make an NEWARK a few of his beautiful li the matter with IN and centre field; Bill doubled, and got the rest of the way BOX, plate, less, there is nothing were Hancock, in Rich, AND TO-P-VT. w-as no reason for TWO GAMES GAMES there really good throws from the field checked the a his iir.-t Arthur Huston and Bill a saeri'ice ar.d a «sacrifice fly. the Phillies to err, as Alexander Newark at Prorldrnoe. batting eye. at base; run of the Y'ankees was nt Montreal. vanee of Yale baserunners. He caug Nash is a native of Newton, Ma33. Falcone. Huston, in addition to The lone pitched a brand of forked lightning Iluffnlo h pity¬ in the sixth. Boone singled «¿AMI- WIN a couple of hard driven flies into He has always been prominent in Har- a good game at short, furniihtd OF GAM! ing of the ITS 1M1ULDAY. FEDS produced that darted around the bats «Su- A FIRSTBASEMAN RES! too. baseball and his the Asm) through Janvrin and went to »econd on useless. !>: ,Ier»ey « Ity. I. territory, vard a'Yairs, captained the laugh stuff during gam««. filed [»erbaa and rendered them Rii>lim«iiil. Harvard, as some of her partisai class nine in his fr»shman year. The that vu a fielder's choice. When Brown chanco that came the Richmond, 7¡ Jer-.e> City, S. all the boys say Phuip Curry after F.very along .Newark s ». ProvIilVe «wet fds.). have might have treated tl new contributed a great deal to ever had. to Hooper Boone reached third an chance. That all suggested, captain the best mtfkr.o'. they to the line was easy is, Roeheoter. 9: Toronto, fl. trame with indifference. But had tl the success of thin team, which urnamer.t is not over in Th« the catch. High's sacrifiée fly one. When Wheat in the ).,,, heater, f. Former Cub Star Hold year's The tr but singled Tinker Sus¬ 9; Toronto, fate of a nation depended on the ou was one of the best in the history of teams are still »am« p.ayer brought Boone home. a nice, Myers and ItntTiil». .'.; M.riilrriil, 1. Bronx, for three fighting sev¬ eighth inning Stengel picked up come it is doubtful if Yale could ha« Both Yale and Prince¬ Th« Wood's home run occurred in the curve belted it at Alex¬ STANDING OF TEAMS. Packers the university, for the second an«l third prîtes. waist-high and Heavy Hitting been beaten Pie Way ro: ton were and four P.S. enth, and in the eighth Boston sceeedv out of the After Fight. VV. L. P.C. W. L. P.C. yesterday. defeated, only game-, teams that are left Hre P. S. 44, ander. Alexander ducked pended to great heights in the pitcher's a were lost the season. wind »t once more on Speaker's single, a sacri¬ but deflected the ball over to FroTldV.-So 2d linn KorlTter. .2.1 2.1 .500 to Three Runs. during lor.g 2fi and P. S. 53. Thee will Hoblitzell's double. «ay, Whales Bat Well. Iliiffalu. .!*. 19 .MIX Newark 23 24 .489 and might have conquered a maj< their battle the middle of th« metí fice by Lewis and I'.nncroft, whose throw to Niehoff 2« 28 .481 team. He out thr« by .'.veil batted for Brown in the Montreal.'-.'« 24 MS l««r«.iit.. Ed Rrulbaeh, the former pitcher o league parcelled Each has an evenly balanced team tai forced Wheat. Oetz, the next batter, Tops lost two Rli'hm'il 24 U -Ctti-Jer-jrCUjr.U M -333 paltry hits, and two of 'hese can CHARGE TO SEE ninth and beat out an infield hit. High out. Bancroft had to hustle The Brooklyn Tip the as of old in lead NO each is confident of winning nothing struck of Cubs, performed along in the second inning. It w; so the last and Peeklnpangh walked, filing the some to make hi» throw, and the games and the services Hap Myers, their secon but the silver medals, gtatt suc¬ nlong ing the Newark Yene to then that Brickley got his hit, a sin«: PLAY to be th« kee&est bases. It waa here that Mays crowd cheered his their flr»t baseman, yesterday after¬ the secor THE TIP TOPS of the series promise Baumar.n »truck out. performance. straight victory over the Kansas 'it to centre, and Waterman, of the fixture. ceeded Wood. For six inning» Jack Coombs stepped noon. was indefinitely suspended catcher, got a single to right. r<-ck from Wagner to with Myers Parkers at Harrison by string P. S. 6. which won the honors is Pipp forced along stride for stride Alexander, a in the yesterday The other ¿ingle came in the fir The Wards Will Offer Free the Janvrin and ( aldweil scored. Cree but he cracked under the strain. for indulging In little mix-up SKEETERS FALL the heav frami Manhattan, did not lose a gam« in finally score of li to 3. Although inning. But in the succeeding were several rss- filling the bares again, and In the seventh a of hits, wiih a middle of the diamond with Joe Tinker, crushed all Thi Admission to All-Comers tournament. There walked, couple Backers managed to find hin W;iy opposition. them was the infl«M Mattel ran for him. Hartsell forced hit batter and a »tolen base, gave the of the Chicago Whales. Box¬ hitting which looked most like another h sons, too. One of manager To-morrow. was the Uaisel from Janvrin to Wagner. Phillies two runs. In the a hit, TWICE BEFORE for nine Mística, Reulbach kept them came in the ninth and furnished th ar.il another Ellis, righthtnd eighth ing critics differ as to the winner. Some of the conche» tnd sti- The »cores follow: I'nubert'» rather heroic throw, a long with with one exception, to singles, whil iaw material for EaBton's brilliant rut The public will be admitted free to pitcher. thai and a outs Tinker was suspended along My¬ the letic directors in the district ssy rntsT CAMP*.. fly couple of infield gave he pitched cleverly in the pinches. ning catch which closed the game the baseball game between Chicago at iteoi«\ the home team two more counters, ers for an indefinite The Itortl ¡«alters showed a dis a blaze of teams at Borgas at first base, Finn KSW VOM .a. BOSTON «A. Ui. period. RICHMOND NINE The Newark glory. and Brooklyn Washington Turner st thW «abril i«o ie which of course were not needed at all. were« 6 to 1 and 10 to 6 for the of N'lcl Yale and Harvard be the Fark to-morrow afternoon, as the Dezlin at short and abrbi 00 of the games tinrt liking offerings battles, day best combinstios» «1 Hirt., rf 111 TWrer. rt.. 5 00 1 NiehofT started the trouble for the former Cleveland pitcher waged on the on the wat« ha» been set »side as "Fans' Day." The form one of the 1(1 4 a «. lb ¡"O » I0| The score of the fight (ullop, gridiron, New York. !*. paugh.M VstAjoor, Coombs with a to centre, and respectively. was from after th« or are magnets for brilliar Ward«, owners of the believe schoolboys in greater Itauinan, St. : .».i», 2l> CO 0 10, single a who excused duty elsewhere, Tip Tops, s mtd« ' was two clean each and the last nine gam- they '. 1 n P Ppraker. cf. « 01 « 0 0| went to second on an out by Crava'.h. wallops seventh inning. i>unng this time Cul crowds, and this battle was no excej thi» the best method by which fans In Mai.»!. Ib.. ' " «*¦ Fast Not a bad record ft* «I 111 ¦- 4 Î 00 Niehoff went to third on Becker's out Then came the usual cooler Fielding by Virgin¬ fron in bi who have not »een the team in action only three errors. 1'lpp. lb... ii oo. clinch. lop allowed live runs, resulting tion. True, it lacked numbers, Ore*, rf... til :'¦«¦ n-.i ii«7.-»i! íbso i Whitted then walked, and took second was on schoolboys. as. 800 0 12 heads that have to prevail in bunchc»! hits in the second and fifti this deficiency more than mad will be hand. en th« If ill f 00 J»«;\rln. when Miller wasn't on simply ians Holds Jersey City attended the Dezlin is the only big boy *. 4 0 1 2 0. looking, scoring twirled the in was there in a who have l - lb... t 0 Hi fïarinar. ib 1 these cases, instead of minding their innings. Cingras eightl up quality. Milady Spectators others averaging aboat 111* m«M, c. 4 12 t 2 1. a single by I.tideru». inning, when two hits, and an erro her summer finery, and while th game» during the last week have r<;- team, the CIS S o 2 0 |0 walked in the own business. in Check. oc- Dezlin did most of the h«s*y Wa-i.-.p. p. 100 Foster, p 0 KilTifer eighth inning, accounted for another run Crimson and Blue formed the groumi ceived tickets gratis, and they will pounds. »SI p 0 0 0 S 1 wont to when threw by r»«rring, and his work in th« ti«ld t ¦ilt-ur-.k-aa'a. 101 0 0 and third Paubcrt The Myers-Tinker battle, it is »aid, [By TVlegrirh to la« Tribuna] I The recent ruling by James A. Gil work for the giant pattern works cupy a reserved section. It is expected hitting, 00, Alexander's bunt out of the lot, Alex, will the noteworthy. ttJa.tr,""-. 101 0 0 dates back some little time. Hut hero Richmond, Va. June 26. Richmond more, the Federal League president out, the other colors and shades wer that the fans accept generosity especially and at going to second. A long fly »cored to the lettei Of there w« of the owner» by rilling the Ellis diil all the pitching, in the clos¬ took both of double- that his umpires enforce not missing. cheering Tip Top in a blsz« of floty. Total»... .14 S » 27 II 1| Total«.N1IRHI Killlfer and an infield out sent Alex¬ is what happened yesterday (james to-day's the rules balks, resulted ir little. Harvard barked encouragemen seating capacity of the ground». The ¡ wound up his season ander home. of the second header from scores of 9 regarding at 1:30 o'clock. for hi- last two games wer« ihut-oatfc In tin rlfhlh Ir Bin«. ing innings game. Myers Jersey City by one being called on Cullop an» to her boys, but Yale sat back, ap 'gates will be opened «trstt .lit!««-«*! f . Wiftirr The score follow» : apiece will be a band on hand to In the game with P. S. 90 Ellis TmutAtt f.« tttatt l: Um ni:.«!, balnfc was forced at second, and as he went to 1 and 7 to 3. Keulbach by Hrennan, who was behlni parently satisfied with life. and there batter«. Tott noonooss ..» riui.A. i.v, _,), BKOOKL.TM »N I. V to hit the Yale took to the offerings o »horten the long wait before game out twenty-one Jten abrhpose jhrhj,.>«i e to the bag, Tinkrr, uno went in Richmond fielded In sensational style, plate. kindly This is not the first year thst P. 8.1 »«ter,.OOOOOOlOOl f« baa» km»»- Tenttt Filth Tt-reetsme hn-- Hvrna, Ib... i Myers, rf 100 for a batter and then remained to nlay not making; an error in either (¡rame. In and club own¬ has shown well in the tournament «~«crlfl<-» hiu. ft.»» I C '.Mara, pa.. | 0 0 1 2 0 Newark to go without a hit runs right in the first Inning on gooc Officials of the league nisi I*» «.¦ Parklnpsucb ' Flammed the ball into players it came through to th« | a> -í'ecMf pauih Niehoff. lb »12 I i Daubart. lb. I 0 0 14 I 0 second, Tinker the first Works kept the hits well scat¬ to and some weird efforts a ers have promised to be present, along years ago 3-u.TT-i ». tt it The the batting honors falling Laportt clean hitting its lsst to M » I .p :¦.. . Boatos t Son York. »svath, rf I 00 ] 00 TVh« :t 101 o hi» ribs with no gentle hand. with notable officials and round and lost gsme at. lluea tered, whil» Sherman was hit In and the manager, with Another run happened alom many city MM« 11 ¦-., 1 IV. ker. If ».«0 l»0|Cut»haw 2b. SO« 140 men word» and then took to McKechnie, fielding. of who have re¬ team that later won the chsmpionihis WuOf -. exchange»! b«l> -Of I - off Wubip. ;. «iff fthare. >. AS Of 2 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 bunches, five doubles and a homer However, Kariden in the the result o clergymen Brooklyn, an off II, hlttol. 8ten_»l, rf... 10 each other. being three hits apiece. second, again H. of New York. Th« showisc Bl«*-«>fl 1».- »-. lh t 0 1 13 0 0 (lett, 8b. ! 0 0 110 walloping recorded. a and a weak Gar ceived invitation». Lewis Pounds, greater 111! ter. S. !» ahora. In both the Whales proved contributed «louble single, timely hitting and fielding. this however, wat all th« atr« Miller, c. .. 10) 200 games President of the Borough of Brooklyn, year, m , \s»n. VmiiUi-»- In the last frame was while run Kousch to the in this instance. Then cam. 1. bT V.r.-!. if, Alexander.p 8 1 1 0 « 0 (-«jomba. p.. 10 0 140 finishers. did Ring easy, while a home by rett erred as the team was a frtt» t>li-aati -u.d Ni.,. Tin*--1 00. themsalves (»trong They R-i*.-<-ll was uiibittable in the pinches, field fence in the fifth the fifth and with it the exi will toss out the first ball. noteworthy worktn i.eet work when the game was centre inning inning, the new Fourth Avenue one, but the boys were hard IMD «.AME Totals.¦ i 4 :7 1l 01 Totall.2*0 1 141&0 having ten strike-outs to his credit. sent Esnu«nd home ahead. of Garrett. By taking l> york a V nenring an end, and In the second from Chambers Street to the and profited by good coaching. Bnrrow «a Ikkw 1*1 a :¦¦..! la 000OOnJai-4 from tho The scores follow: The of the Newark Feds was A hit batsman, an infield single 01 subway P. S. 5 "»*» abrh pe »* abra p<*> ** I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 -0 affair, Miatched the brand fielding 1'nion Street station and walking two The team that won for 2 o o l o o run» a order, while for the Packer» what was intended as a sacrifice am lio->r««T, rf l «m. cf 's»:« W'l::«e1 laflMXl burning by gathering up eight in FIItST CAM!". of high it is to reach up as follow«: «(-o i 2 1 r--.-i-'imh ». jos i 4 o KMloA Bill and Rawlings handled per¬ a filled the bases. Hunter, th« blocks, possible Washing¬ «nd Fsrrtl. Warner.*» 4 2 00, .a. -].).. the eighth inning. The Top» RICHHtMtt) (I. J.).|Ji:i*H.Y (MTY (I. I-.) tiradle) pass ton Park from Manhattan, in Ellis, pitcher; Frei«! f-l.»K-*r-*f |1] 1 (10 K. iman. lb 00 latí a a«»« i. Pi Tip h that came their came to the bat ;n« City Hall, stt- 4 0 0 Bra kirn, sonic loose ball in the field and »tir -, abrhpea« fectly all chances way. Yale catcher, up first bsse; Firn, If.. 20 2 1 0 0 1 ¦:. *«19 Phi« I Hs.es rm l,*\m Off »Cm_h», I. Ml I.« I'luyed 5 1 1 0 0 Tr*ies.!a!e.**h 4'. 1 3 10 fifteen minutes. catchers; Borgas, 0 »¦ Thompson,rf I The score follows: to left field, Eastor Turn«r, 0 - sending rt .... 10 0 I < to the easy. singled short stop, 1 I.lh IM1I « mht iWhitiKii Rtrurk made the ways plate Pick, lb .41121 0 I««.«*». 3b. ..401110 ond base; Dezlin, a» 0 .*> 1 «0 HartMil, If 4 0 0 » 0 11 AleiancUr. 6. Rlflsr «¡id »F I.» fJITT an«l Milburn across the rubber. Ther Dwvtr, Janvrin 2 I'mplres The »core» follow: Batee, el... 411 . i o wnght. if... 4 0i ooo NEWAllK ¡CAMIatl (f U) third base; Farley snd « iojM 2b I 1 1 1 4 0 a'»r Ir i a at-rh po ae but ever ttt¡J Oarrlnr lb 2b 3 11 4 6 0 lb. .. 4 0 1 7 11 Mahan came into the game, NEW VELODROME RIDERS Well« c I 00 Arragnn. Harry, field; Crooke, centre field: <*. p.. Ill 1 («I Pwf*n*y. I 00 F1KBT ',AM!_ 2 0 0 Hinke « f 10" 200 4 0 1 3 10 »^ha-lb'ne.rf 4 11 1 0 0 00 0 I« Jordan, lb. 4 2 12 ramr'l.rf 0 he could not withstand the mad as Overlander, utility* ... t 1 1 0 2 1 l»r,.»n, : »m .«n. I, as 4 1 0 1 3 0 Itaw.lngs.as 4 : 4 ¿I Court, right field; J> p... Ill 0 03« «CHICAGO ff. l-> HKOOKl.TN (F. U). l«unn. If ..211 tellP lrt«ll. 112 311 sault of the Yale bats. Lawrence and Mitten to Start May», p.. 000 0 00 »i.*»l3«-»ell.. abrhp«. »I ab rlil.ua« Crane, sa... 4 0 1 4 I o H..,, <*. I t> I 6 3 0 Kn.sh. rf 4 1 Í 0 0 0'Htovall. lb 3 0 I 11 10 P. S. 88, which won the chtmpioriiMI CLEVELAND TURNS .Ida, 2b 4 o l 2 4 1 was a brilliant ir of W J smith, aa C 0 1 1 1 0, Cooper, If.. «00 1 0 0 Sr*haufele.c 411 0 t 0« Ii.-ntlev. rf.. 2 00 00 0 Lap't«.tb 418 14 ranina-, There many play in in Queens, had the satisfaction Total»... te 4 IM MI Male....a1 mils I If... 4 10 3 OO.Uoit. Ib.... 3 0 0 0 II Worka, p... 311 C 0 0 Sh-mi-.an. p.. 401 213 !-. hear, If 4 1 0 2 0" Shaw. If.... 4 11 0 0 0 this of errors, and most ol Motor Paced Race. winner of IT 3 û 0 4 0 1 11 3 » : 8b 4 0 0 1 4 0 comedy feating P. S. 9, the :. c. I 1 2 100 Kauff. cf... .Ye»((er. 10 0 0 0 0, M K l'.3b Bra-lay, were made Yale men. Two new faces will be seen at the sr* nlnj. TABLES ON CHICAGO 2 1 600 i;«a:ie. rf... 2 0 I I 4 0 0 10 10 »lllmore. rf 4 0 1 2 10 them by Harrj fixture in Brooklyn, in a «pecislly g, cf 3 Mi.Is. lb. of on .< I M I l M I H Fritl. 3b... 3 2 3 4 1 IIMyer», lb... 4 1 1 12 10, Totals....II »10271101 Totala.... 13 1102410 6 Baritas.« 4 1 2 » 0 0 Urown. C..301 I 10 I.egore was crowned king college Sheeps... Ill 0 00 good tm -k-.i.-.i. Lewi«. . 000004141» five assists. His best work with Vincenio Madonna, the crack Ital¬ of the team . pretty r. ' U I'vuncll.p 4 0 0 1 0 Uim», p... IjO 0 40 one of the mainstays ¦ Indians a Bat¬ OOOOOOlOO-l! W Capture 111. 1.in», .... 0 00 0 0 0 leney Ck|. Tot» s 35 « 11 27 lio' Totals....33 3» 24 IS 1 however, was a bit of quick thinking ian rider. Both Mitten and Lawrence his to on« i .'i a« ¦»»-»»--.'-¦* l rn-k. 4. Boston, T-*n in- J..r,ia.-i P. S. 88, held opponents in bass taten Is. Cnaa, Pfc*. It), but it was almost by the in¬ aie well known to the six-day race a factor in th« 9W t I -»l Immt u trr «» >'#.-. York. 1 Iluaf tle of Pitchers. Sherman. «Mkaafal* II «as r-.-. Wr.rk« H-u-rlfl** the spoiled (lute has been lUl» ... 31 11a .Batte«! for Cullo» In rlfhrh lnnl-if M» , Wool. 3 00 May». 1 Tota> of the flesh. fans and have into first class school, . S k£ hits «BaoUsj, Worka Btalsa ha»«.tiirry. p-ubl« 1 x.I accuracies developed of the honors for his Í 1- '.- g, o» M I June 2"..- 'After 0 » 0 1 0 I 0 S a.t New a r a . «3*0 100 ning Ms- k. Cleveland, dropping Cksraao plan».Bite« to PI k to Arragon, Ami««!, to J i Is 0 0 2 0.3 In the sixth inning Eddie Mahan was men behind the motors. These two better thsn in th« li. K- .ir-i ouw Browri. ., l»s...»_ 1 0 10 0 0 he was never »7» v 1 by »ix to the Chicago White OOOOOIOOO-I 1«»vh, balls "t Shermau, l¡ «-IT Worta, '«> went to on b«U* l o-j-tr-» . . 1 Viuaoo. »traight Sox, ou1 It» 4 I-eft on b««r» Three baa« hit«.Shaw. hit a ball and down youngster» have been cleaning up he struck out a «ioien May» a Twjlase bin rial Prit», ZsrHItnf. S'rurlc Bhtnsaa, Jemey TV« baa» hM llsflden by pitched game, for Cleveland won »core of ... I.« on bsiis to-day by Boat run Pnii Biolen i.««-» ll.it. Ksuf! m. I Iiiiplra».Ci-arr aird Car Ka.-Mi: Stolen base» the bag. Abbott, the Harvard second the Chicago and Philadelphia tracks men and did not gire a base ... ;^..!-t. Tliuc 1 40 Double r. a 3 to 2. «--, 1 . ... H in. 1 Double P< rte. MeKerrtnle, Mills p.«)»-Esmond raised a to and have come to Now York to test mates sa»*d ¦¦ . I I Ml.» baseman, high fly Legor«. Errors of his team It wa» a pitcher»* b»ttle between M>.i» l.«Ti on Laae» H("SD fiAMf Mnhari held his which was their the fellow». who wsl a EVEN UP .1 I l"lr»t base on error. I'.aw'lr.ga 10 Pan II I t«> Btovall K»r_<«. to Lapcrte base, proper, speed against big 9 from a shutout Roselle. i» ATHLETICS . *ss Walker and B««ni!, in which the honor» 1. off McCounei! 4. I. bl «Jii.fras. which was is the most of team, .. I ball) RICHMOND .1 I. JKKSET (1TT (I .I.A. but Abbott stopped running, Madonna promising the box for the Brooklyn were even. Walker, wns 4 Bits Oft Lailte, » li. s u.ii.iit« 1 b> Baotbtefe ; Hrst h*.v on error-Newark. 1 however, bet¬ oft Lallt«. fthrhpour" ihrhpnn on absurd. Legore at once pro¬ the younger riders following pace, and ssfeties being .. -.¦ « li« «a. 3 liases manifestly eleven 3 to Bush ter Schalk's failure to catch Kim k out. Ht MxCaaaalm, :«, i«r l^efitte Thorn n rf 5 2 11" O'Tr'sdale. 2b 3 1 0 I I 0 I «-.«-. »'K. .',«).. freely, «0OJJ* Beat Washington 2, »upported, 1. I u.p..«» l>fe MM Jui«!«»|..i«. 1 :.- "" !>¦...... 1 baika-eu.iop. 1. Beul- ceeded to trap the ball. His throw to made a big impression with the fan» in On th« *¦...... " alerr.ii». l-l k, lb .11 2 1 Ou Bum, lb 3 i l 00! 7 off from his delivery. cm- a pop fly in front of the plate «tarting 1 It Hate«, rf SI 1 I 00 VVilrht. if 4 0 1 0 00 gaeh, 1 II.'» Off p. 11 In Inning«, Bush, however, was high and wide, and hi» two »tarts at the track, running from outplayed snd Great Form. in (.'.:,I.-aa, 2 1:. 1 u.i.lr.f Left on bsaes- Kansas boys Queens Showing Cleveland'» winning rally th» eighth. SECOND GAME. A'on.tb.M 412 140 Harry. Ib.. 4 0» * 10 Neaaik. 5 and Bhaii- it was only by a clever, leaping catch second to Carman and showing the way their opponents. 26 after in Chi¬ lb 2 0 0 100 Hinke, cf.. 40 2 1 1 01 tilt, T, L'mplrea.Brennui to hit Brooklyn it« refa¬ Washington, June Philadelphia Kddie Collin», driving 0 2 10t> <>ri»»a. lb... 4 0 1 » 0 0 Totals S3 7 13 27 11 t| Totals.. U I 7 24 14 0 Baltimore and St. Abbott, the Harvard second baseman, tho late Floyd MacFarland, i» note«, those sHtne teams handily the third II« l.e'bolrt. cf 30 1 I OO.relarh. rf... 4 00 210 10.... 4 0 1 3 20 F «Smith, aa 4 11 til. for ing final Tottos-J» locals a hit after Inning. «0. It* Wi-aver, sa 4 11 III trite, I 10 0 3 10 3» t.7: wan knocked out in a collision with hi» grit and holding a faat pace in the elimination and men. He«k. Ib.... 2 00 7 10, Und, o. ... 4 11 « 0 1 Divide the Honors. over a ».*« ". «truck out seven (-t.kVma.ri »a 2 0 0 4 I E.I i,e 2b I 0 1 000 Hanfor«*. If 3 2 0 0 0 0 lloaanl. tb. 8 0 0 3 3 1 Jer»«jr «Cttf 0110000» 1.3 Esston, but pluckily resumed play upon diatance of ground. Before the (lute was the bright and shining o » c o «i i i o crowd .««*' The acor« follows: Ja.kt-.ii. :.> 11 Munn. rf... !» 1 2 1 II F Wii»on. p 8 18 0 1 0 Ihm toa» f. Parts! (I). Thompson. Plrk. Baltimore, June 20. .A big being revived. piesent season is over Madonna will be the team, with Broskins, ths f -.« o o ! I It Pouraur. lb :i 0 1240 .--â-r-.* r ;.;.» ba.e« ¦ PHIt-A. «A. I.I. WAPMINOTON r «t i li [K.ae 1 Out» Oil »lien, c.... 1 0 0 0 0 0 honors in a double-header here this most be the Italian rest. The rf. 100 0 0 0' » lh 2 0 0 2 1 0 U. tii If..... 8«1100 D, 10« 1 0 0« An.!era«..i. rf 000 000 I 1U..i to Harry u> IlrriioicU Basai TALE HARVARD likely representa¬ right field, next Uft"J55 Murpby. rf. IOC 1O0 .'mnollr c HendliS. I '» « 4 Hi.-.«».: : lltuar lilt 11» 1(1 i Plank and Chief tive in the as a tvuv . Ill I1CS« halk, .201511 020 King afternoon. Eddie abrhpoa» ibrhpot.« international title race to the bstting, and pinch H-Wuni,. rf.. 40 1 : 0 0, M e'-ltr. rt... 100 010 Hla.k. p 200 |_>er«. 000 000 . led co- 100 2 10 Walker, p. 3 0» v 2 0 I. .i urn» St. 1 0 o 0 2 0 00 0 000 «ml Ily lllrg 4; If It-.«tell, 10 Bender each other in the first Ml ! ok.-f « « 1 I 0 a, At.bott, Jb.. 4 00 « 2 1 be run later in the »eason. upon to ich«i » t 1 «t«r, to... 10 0 14 1 .Westerr.ll Paste. I i til.fc. i.«.;-;. w..,: pHtttm Russsll 1 opposed I 1 I 00 100 0 00 could alwajs be depended »¦. If 4 00 101 Shanks. If... «12 0 00 .0 10*00] J.e'i U) bssts Jffifjr City. . Bli-hnini.il. 1. Tin»*». EtUtOO.ll I Coolllfi.cf the needed safety-safety. Ollrlr.f .lui«' I 00 00 0 0, game. Mllt.'n.Tb 5 1 I « I0;Fripp. cf 1 0 0 0 0 t, through with ¦«« *. J.a* .¦-. tb 411 1 4 0 Milan rf 40 1 100 Tinker :i> 0 10 10 1 45. I mplrat--« .«»rj sad ('«.-penier the Ind¬ team .naba . The 4 0 0 the 1. t 0 T 1 .«¿«.li.la.-i.. 0>0 »00 1'ieiiirl.». .1. 1 0 0 0 0 0. left-hander outpitched 1-» (l'a.«a I I 0 0 (0. Naah. lb. 0 1 10 Erie in other members of -w°P*tif,:,Whit- Ucli.:,la. lb I 1 I 0, out »score liuntor.c 6 111 10 «iannett. rf 10 0 1 0 2 Employes at third bast. Wktw c... 101 I «^ 0 Mm-run. 2b.. 411 100 ian, shutting Baltimore, by shortstop, Santler ceaW Jmvp. 0 a 10 1 110 Totala... 2S3 » TTIOO ToUi«.»2524204 1127 »I lian:«» o 0 0 0 0 0 0¡ H dwlck.lb 100 2 13 Schmidt >a Xoph. as... 10 0 16 Alnanath. Tota-....l«101C«niS0| Total».HI Take of 2 to 0. He allowed only three hits,, OOl If 0 1 I 00 Baseball more in'right field, ».* a». w 1 Feds nellly.lb IltO Hrlcklay, I League and-. 4 0 0 S-l . M. I«r.fl«. I «20- «m base«»-.*. i. Bush. p.... 1 In ntnlh «Kan Pittsburgh and not a Baltimore player got past if 4 1 I 2 00 Reed, a* 10 » 1 11 fieldneia Kinnerleivinnerie ata- first h aw. p .... 000 01 I .Batta-I for fir»inn th« lin.Ui» .Ha-le.1 for Tarro¡I in Uia «ia-tith lnnJn« .Ilafe.l V'flm. Th« Erie Railroad Athletic Associa¬ wsl« in **¦." 100 0 0 0, foe Brief la Uta «.In*« UuiUi» 1» Iba Close Game from third ba»e. Hanes.rf 10 0 0 0 0| I'hlilipa. m 0 0 0 » 0 0 wa» behind the bat-all showed MM., for We.tersll «lihth tonta» t«»- Buffalo 0 0 10 1 0 0 tion organized on with the 100 110 «..»?, and.0 1 t I « . I « a. 1 -.i. In the nlnlb for lü Kakin Johnson, from Huah, lb I 10 Wat'man.o 10 I Friday, p-kllt Ayia«. p. li.i.ln». |K_i «irtus June -A base on just purchaicd 1 » 0 II object of forming a of respective places. Pe-W« M »0000010 03 tlie rtgl.tii |M t Buffalo, 28.- ball«, a to vic¬ Wajr. P I 1 10'Q«rrait. p. 100 baseball league is the fifth yesr thst and three in the Chicago, pitched the Terrapin» Hart«, e... 100 I 10 Erie employe» in greater New York. This won » 111! Ttxal« .... II lllftl Kerned .in Oile«a«o Two baee till Iasl>«I«t «hlraar. ..»(010**1 I.ja single doubles eighth has To*«J«....SI|ir r in the second g»me a »cor« of 1 00 » 10 School 14, of Stapleton, Tt-rw taae hit "«ni« Ha. I», », n.-,..k «n oo,'. i o o e o o « inning gore the Feds the tory by Mahan. p.. Thi» leagu», it u understood, will' War.iiaaat.M Stolen l.aee B.t.K. Pittsburgh 5 to 3. A St. Loui» it» honors In Sutou Isla"*-1- in «ha **-*or,« kirlrs «.r.apn.ar > Twn base h»«« Lar.1. Maim. J amniv run in the triple play by h»ve for chief natron the .Haltad far aha« . lar «i-.s.l a.. 1 rhepma.-. Bssea o,. s la tätigt. winning to-day game with Tbuls.M Ullt7 H0| Total«... ÎS 0 1 ¡4 HI president 0 2 S » » l S S S.I 2 Hei.a. I Him. a c>ut Three lias« hll « .« ;«rr Home runs.f£»ani y Buffalo score was .1 feature«! the contest. of the company, F.D. flilla-lfiphla e 2 at Walk«! «iff B> la«ea Kauf? Ja.a«o«. the Feds. The to 2. Tal« .I 0 1 . 4 1 i » 1.13 L'nderwood. Other Results. - si i o o o s o 4 !.) M 4 ltrst l>s«« ««n error» Ilaafard The »core» tnnings follow: have State Leairne wBlnr Walter. Main. t kljra. I; «Misan Ï Anderson was hit freely throughout by lUr.irl .S » * » I 0 0 0 S. S officer» promised their co opera¬ I aan*«1 » 1 1 1 _>f on ties«-» r.ir. , tmtm Ku-ii«k. e« ¦. II A » I 1,1111. 1 Hjii, urt. I two lu- I Tlnie.1 T5. t rupirea- « «moll«- and r. ¦ Bornai sVtlaon II ». the game, while Allen kept the hits, D-fT l.->f on baaan- Val«. » Hartird. 1. Kamad rum tion Binthamron. :. | A,-'*« age .m > E«ai . «.. I , R H t "'¦ t-»ra.-«iJ«. " III alar« « Too hit Sa-riftr« hit«. blnihan<-«'ii »!..«» well the *' 0 Yi> baa« Sutl'.y The league .»ill men I Igmt M' »ui.aasls j » 1. W«»hliia*M»i. ifiarbsr) lirark vu: !<« Pltttburgh ...» «* t » » « . 3 » j available, ? U,**],. 7. rilctitivir». 1. flnnerac |Tri,._;«, ] f, \ Baltimore .«««lOllOtlll 1 1. Mahtn. 1 PtMaad bail-Hart«. Hit». a number of tormer . -r.lan.1. I . I Sl"-i« SO« * 1 Hi« u> p*«--l.--r l«y Air»» wv t» l'uKUll «rate» Ble«k. 1. ax Wilson, "., hy Plneron 1 Buffalo . I M i I I M u>ui. «.8 1 1 QtetOtX 4 oui In college and semi- i M"w«'«»«t a J>»i-'.»«~i bf fKl\\ M 1 | at ttiti»}« off i.i*t*i< in Inning» (nobody flfih U :in»«i-'« ._. » . . An-» « Wi.' By tsul Time »la« heeler »l W< -e.ier J. piteh h,a<-k. imttlrta.lutiimctt a_l life T. Batt«rtaa.Allan and U'Conuof. Ar.Jtrtoa Badlam Halterles H. «u.d JeckUUch, Crar.daU Inning' off Mahan. I In 4 Innings. laplre»- professionai player» ln the employ of ^LUilUtfU.. 1 UJltStlW»; «* . lii»» iti,i*if»#.UuAtbttiA ai.d (/Louchua. U_-(. .aia. ..: ttitii. ^nnmn Jotinsoa the Erie in the a«, i-tul u *. , gilt0*04*1, i, 1_U..MMM. | (Il .ad ... ..ai. , ai.ii.jtt* ai*l »laffont Tima, 11^J metropoliu» territory.