lIGfclAV. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 105.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE. ckled that the weather was too tem- J de- Ism At Nashville Nashville 2, Memphis pestuous for further playing, and 'i i 8. murred on tbe ground that the rain At Atlanta Atlanta 9. Little Rock was falling too heavily to warrant e 3. ,: continuance of tbe contest. On which At Birmingham. 6, New point opinion was divided, Hickey SPORTING Birmingham fellow THE tbe play- NEWS. of nis Orleans 0. t having support . and backed At Montgomery Montgomery 7, ers, tbe umpire being by the naif-hundre- d enthusiasts who had 2. ; i Shreveport to se what fun would be fur- gathered h vr tiw ir better chain :v " COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY. nished. With two visitors out and yctrl three on bases, after made two Amherst. June 8. Cross having WRESTLING. THE PUGILISTS. THE DIAMOND. Mass, Holy runs in the inning, Cooiey called the to one for the Sirsir.: defeated Amherst yesterday afternoon game on Recount of rain, 1 In temporarily li a4V a ara, a 4h a game characterized by fierce a wait of 20 minutes ensuing. VaaiW asa twCnty-tw- o nearly ting, bits being made ott As soon as the storm slackened, bow-eve- r, AOTICLESTO BUSY HIVE the several pitchers. Holy Cross got Cnoley called upon tbe players "Children are the anchors that BUT ONE one home and three triples. Dan-ahe- y, to resume their where- are than performance, . hold a mother to life." boys tougher tbe Amherst catcher, was hit by upon Hickey refused to allow his men . BE DRAWN OF BOXERS a pitched ball and had to leave the to leave tbe seats in the GAME PLAYED bis grandstand, iron. game, Ellis taking place. Beach which they bad d on tbe ces- of Amherst made a clever sation of hostilities. Tbe fans could see unassisted. Score: . Afternoon Will See Billy Will Retire no reason for the refusal, and said so HERE ARE Thh Delaney Springfield Shut Out With R H E. In no uncertain language. Following Holy Cross 02102000 27 li 4 an argument between Hickey and the - and Cnaki With Jeffries Tommy One Amherst 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 11 6 Sjransoa Run Only Scored ' '..1 05 umpire, the former was again ordered "For the of Ryan Will Also the Batteries 'Hogarty and Carrigan; to assemble li:s cohorts, and upon his Championship Join Umpire Mattes Trouble Newell, McRae and Danahey, . Ellis. again refusing, Cooiey gave the game WASH SUITS, Class Protest Made. to .the visitors. "Tnen there was a the World :':::Xt';v::'. 7 For New Haven. YALE BEAT DARTMOUTH. ' howl,, hot from the fans, for they felt ' one most fa- New Haven, June 8. Yale defeated sure of their rain checks for another All Representatjves.of Alex Swanson of Billy Delaney, of the .Springfield, June 8. In the last ap- mous of trainers of his Dartmouth yesterday afternoon. 5 to game, b"tt from the New Haven play- Styles. this city and Billy Cnaki of Bridgeport pugilistic time, pearance of McLaughlin as pitcher for latter will meet at 8 o'clock to draw is going to retire. has an- 1, tbe game being stopped by rain in er nd B"nagtr Dananer. Tbe Delaney New London In this city there were the Jackson rules to the official,' and main- articles for their wrestling match nounced that he will never again de- which eighth Inning. pitched six quoted up points about the procedure didn't two bits. fin- tained that it was heavily, and which will take place In City hall this vote his time td the training of fight- Mr McL as most innings, allowing Bell raining nit the cheering kind ished tbe blanked vis- that Cooiey had no to call the 49c to $2.50. month. In all the match ers. He is the only nidn who brought of news, G. Whal game and the right probability Bowler holding the itors. Yale could not find Skillin until game. He also declared that the game will be made for $100 a side and for cut two world's, champions James J. ers to two Any hits and the Ponies Corbett He rain to fall, tying Dartmouth's would be protested, and. If it is in his the welterweight championship of the and James J. Jeffries. a shutout victory over the New began trained both gaining run in the seventh inning. Five power, he sayg he will do things to Mr 145 It will not take for their championship Londoners. 89-9- world, at pounds. ' Yesterday McLaughlin 3 i. Yale men bunted In the Cooiey, concerning his further appear- to come to terms fights. ; , a eighth inning C3 very long evidently had whole lot of spite laid up against and The ance as an in this league. because men are for the "I am getting too old for that kind forth in four runs resulted. score: umpire both eager Springfield and he came Indian R.H.E. contest. should be an of work," said Delaney, "and since that an . extra carload. In It Interesting fashion with Dartmouth 2 4 SPRINGFIELD AND O'NEILL. affair, too, for a good many reasons. big fellow Jeff has retired, I'm going seven innings only 21 batsmen faced ..0000100 01 now holds the welterweight to get out, too, and give some of the He one base on Yale 000000 1 7 2 There will be no sale of the Spring- Swanson McLaughlin. gave 45Jack-so- If won the youngsters a chance to make good." benefited Batteries Skillin and McCabe; field baseball team until fall, and .championship belt, having balls, but the man by that Bell the is one of most left-hand- and time, lb 50m; there la one then It will be at same from Harvey-Parke- r in New Delaney the popular slipup was immediately Cbapin; only met as of trainers that ever handled a fighter. attendance, 900; umpire, Merrick. price named by Owner Dan O'Nell, jYork. Cnaki has not many beaded off In a try for second. The man- . $7,500. . Yesterday the Springfield ,tlie top notchers as has Swanson, but score: . ' - HARVARD THE VICTOR. should.be ihe has done some good work. Every- CHANCE FOR WALSH. ' New London. ager declared that sale talk i . ... 1. 1. 1 Y. i wltU If is in f until the end of the season iuaw.u " Jimmy Walsh sincere his - Cambridge! June 8. Costly and fre- forgotten BICYCLES .'iiuay win reiueuiuer uis ab r bh po- a e claim that be is anxious to meet Owen errors Bowdoin team at least for he has decided to end all Jjohn E. Kelly in this city, when Kelly Curti88,,3b ... 4 0 1 0 quent by the gave I Tt'Aa In hla nrimft and Moran, he will have no trouble in get- Harvard the negotiations. ' Kpllv 2b 0 0100 1 0 yesterday's game. Fite, AT CUT PRICES. mix-- a match with the little Eng- Supple...... 4 Bowdoin allowed It's doubtful whether Cnaki went off the platform in a ting great cf 4 0 1 3-- 0 pitcher, only four lish fighter. Walsh declared' yester- Finn, ,.... hits, but his team made errors. O'Neil could deliver the players now up ana owuwu If 4 1 0 0 eight 50 . . .'. k . ... $85.00 Pierce J4.eiiy.wag injureu. that he would meet Moran. at Rising. .... football signed on the Springfield list if he Eagle Bicycle $75 Chainless ..... $50.00 and Keily were about evenly matched day any c 1 0 0135 5 0 the Harvard play- time, and be to In at flO Armbruster, er was should decide to sell; "Determined op- $2.50 Shoes $1.60 as to Ed O'Connell of .New willing weigh 1 13 0 0 and shot putter, tried in tbe $60 Tribune Racer $40,00 $2 and Cycle .. ability. and let the have Davis, lb ..... 2 0 box position to sale were expressed ...... Haven has beaten Kelly and 8wanson pounds English boy 1 0 0 and only one hit wag made off him plans Flash two best of No money, Drew, rf . 3 0 0 by the players. There have been many Pocket Lights ..... $L00 has beaten O'Connell within the past pounds the it 0 during the four Innings he pitched. $75 Tribune Chainless $50.00 however, his Bird, ss 3 0 1 Score: little which have welded the ... Coaster and Brake Wheels $4.50 few months. Therefore this match accompanied challenge. 3 0 0120 4 0 hold Walsh's manager has been after Mo- McLaughlin, p feelings of frendshlp between Man- will bring together two men who R.H.E. $60 Pierce Racer $40.00 60c. Golf Balis each- - with the of ran to make a match for some days, Harvard 5 4 0 ager O'Neil and tbe players. In Jew ...... 25c equal records, exception 28 1 5 27 12 0 ....0 0002012 Loudon the Ponies had a Swanson'a defeat of Parker.. , Un- wanting the foreigner to sign article Bowdoin 0 0000000 3 8 Tuesday - 00 without Tom who . Springfield.'- three hours sail on the ocean and only doubtedly the articles will call for the consulting O'Rourke, Batteries Schoenfuss, Coburn and hag him in tow. ab r hjj po a e the.coming of a storm cut short their winner to take everything. Stephenson; Fite and Abbott de- Any time Walsh can get together Tansey, cf ..... 4 0 12 sport During this trip the Ponies r f2,500 or $5,000," said O'Rourke last Dillon. 2b 4 0 0 3 1100 WON TENTH. clared strongly in favor of the present E. H. jV ; A ROOTER'S NOTES, V .... IN The TOWLE CO., night, "he can a battle mighty ss 2 0 0 2 4 0 management j was a for either side get Altizer, Exeter, N. H.. June 8. After tying It hard, game quick with my boy at the terms he If .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 Frank Fitzpatrick, the Springfield 25 West Main St. Phone 589-- 3 , , . Flanagan. tbe score in the ninth inning Phillips fm'v lose. suggested. We are waiting and it's Crook, lb .... 3 0 1 13 0 0 captain, arrived in Springfield yester- and deserv-- I Exeter made another rally in the tenth He will have several of 'I Hickey pitched grandly up to him." O'Connor, e ... 3 0 0 3 0 0 and with two men out batted out a 3 day. days ed to win. 1 3- - out before to join . 3b ..... 3 0 0 0 1 working attempting . . i Nagel, to victory over the University of Water-bur-y Bob Short was mere.....wun nis wree BERNSTEIN TO FIGHT AGAIN...... 3 0 0 0 6 0 the Ponies. Fits has been in Luhv, p Pennsylvania here yesterday after- from his accident In YOUTHS AHEAD IN GOLF safe plunks. Joe Bernstein, the Ghetto champion, Sullivan, rf ... 2 0 0 1 0 0 noon. Score: recovering is his old-tim- e ac- Norwich three weeks ago when he The largest crowd of the season rounding into form, Hess, ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 R.H.E. cording to his manager, Joe Hum- an ankle. witnessed the struggle. Exeter .... 00000001 2- -3 10 2 sprained and is now a match ; 27 15 Ex-pjain- Milwaukee out the phreys, seeking 28 0 2 0 Penn 1 Prominence of ed If the Saints don't look Since Kid ..... 0 000000 6 2 PITCHER BURKE RELEA8ED. Schoolboys Car, with Battling Nelson. Batted for Sullivan In ninth. Batteries and 01 Merriniaes will pass them. Broad showed his to defeat a Cooney Gammons; O. ability New London Crimean and Pendle- Manager O'Rourke has conditionally by W. Inglis. Bottled . The North Ends and Merrimacs In Connecticut Bernstein ...0 1000000 01 Hare; umpire, who has gone for home trad, fighter .. v. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ton; 800. released Pitcher Burke, played a nice clean game. that he also can turn the trick. Springfield 00 attendance, back to his home in It Sacrifice Davis; Brooklyn. 60c Dozen at SchlitxV errors on first hits, Armbruster, that Burke is the eldest of four GAME per Cat. Jerry Shugrue's two-bas-e BROWN AGGIES. TEE E0TAL TBA5SF0B1IED. In last TOMMY RYAN TO RETIRE.. hits. Finn. Rising. Davis: BEAT be is were costly especially that, 1. children, and the main support ' Cham- bases on balls, off McLaughlin off . Providence, R. L, June 8. Brown fam- inning. r - - The excellent example set by of his widowed mother and the 130 South Main St. 1: left on bases. Springfield 1, defeated - Massachusetts was" a hard game to umpire and pion Jeffries has decided Tommy Ryan, Lnby Agricultural ily. The Rev Father Quirk, of that aetata Old Fellow Ha Daaal-aa- te It New London 3: struck out. by Mc- 11 to 1. fam- Laager 162-6- . Klobedaus did well In giving such the Michigan fanner middleweight, to college yesterday, Kennedy, city, has Interested himself in the Telephone he will turn fi, by .Luby 3: double play, the visitors' was hit hard. in Sport That Once Was a Faa satisfaction. . - also retire, and he says laughlin pitcher, ily, and recently secured a position good Dillon to Crook; time 1:15; at- Ehmke well for the home Cheeke Trmrers De- G. F. were on over his laurels to Hugo Kelly. Luby, pitched a business house for Burke, provided tiaic Poachy TAYLOR. Prop. The Brooklyna Just getting tendance 375; umpire, Kennedy. team, four scattered hits. cir- when he was rele- allowing only he could be released. Under the feated the Great Travis, aad Yaaasj to Wallace nicely RIVALS TO MEET. The 8core: cumstances O'Rourke gave . Manager I Jfovr a Bar bench. . hard-hittin- STANDING. facler rhaaala to REAL ESTATE gated to the Joe Jeanette. the g color- CONN LEAGUE R H E him bis release. It being optional with ITEMS; out at first - Brown 11 4 lot Hlaker taaa'ard of Exeelleaea. A one family bouse on Hewlett Smith threw Lynch ed middleweight of New York, who ' Won. Lost P. C. .. 04020140 10 tbe pitcher. Should he accept the posi- on what 1 one house on Crescent from right field ordinarily recently made a great impression on 23 10 - .Ci7 Aggies ...0 0000000 1 42 tion in Brooklyn, well and good, and if street, family Springfield Butteries-Ehnike.,- and for the old boys at ltrM,t Ana fflmllv lutiu All UaIih would be safe swat. ;. 1 -- ,. .5711 Ken- to Alackaday golf! t ihe quaker sports by lieabngJaek Holvoke 14 Hjgglng; he wants to.tsouie back Bridgeoi:t If d Wtfl . on avenue, sold before tbe first of j Cat-mo- v, who ; reHfcved a4nre7 Johnson in a bout meet Hartford 18 ' .502 nedy and Glugban. the position ,1s open to him. Burke They don't exactly lag superfluous Inn- Ath- ti blui. June 'can be bought at a aacnflcs. I pitched superbly the remaining Morris Harris before the National Bridgeport ...... 17 14 '.548 leaves a good Impression behind the green, for tbey are still able to win nave several two and three letic club of for six 15 .531 PRINCETON BEAT BUCKNELI won one for Orators, family ings and got good support. Philadelphia New London 17 He his game .the a championship now and then, but they bouses I can offer at a bargain. On looks as if the cup will go rounds ,: Merlden W .516 R.H.E. not because he was a better pitcher Well. It N ,15 know that their daya of greatness are very nice building lot on tbe Colombia Tbe contestants are bitter rivals, and 10 23 JJ03 Bucknell 1- -1 4 6 Wade, who him, but be- to the Hill this season. Manager Kelly New Haven , ....0 0000000 than opposed boulevard. 112 feet on Hewlett strsst a battle should result Kid Cur-le- Princeton -- 8 3 a baseball and wa numbered, say W. O. Inglia In the has a good team and deserves it. good Norwich 8 23 .258 ...0 0011300 5 cause he has bead, and 147 feet on Crescent street. - in the one of Jeanette's sparring part- Batteries Parsons and Grimmings; very opportune with the bat New York World. Now that the metro- Cunningham started to coach man will P. H. CARROLL. din was so terrific ner, Is confident that his D. Doyle and Cooney. politan championship has been won last Inning but the . i beat his opponent . BASEBALL NOTES. he could not make himself heard. At Pttuburf by C. II. Seeley, a youngster the golf 1- OTHER COLLEGE GAMES. still leads shoulder stiffness of tbe old the Hills bad eight New York t 1 M -1 Although Heinle Batch season la in full Boys ara mora of the The Infield of AND BRITT. 0- swing. SULLIVAN Pittsburg 0 It1 0 ft 0 ft ftH2 -1 At Wliliamstown, Mass Wllliston his Brooklyn brethren in batting, he baseball or boxing or rowing or swtav errors against tbein and the Md. June 8. Kid Sulli- New York. 8. Er- than ever to the fore. charged - Baltimore. Hits 1!; Pittsburg, 7. Williams 2. is still below the 3HO mark. In 41 infield the same number. his man- rors Nw York. S; Pittsburg. L Batteries Seminary College were mtng expert Brooklyn's van of Washington, through LMathewsos and At Lnkeville Hotchklss School U games be has made 45 hits. If an artist asked to paint the were the of Al of this has been Bresnahan;' Flaherty Tbey put st golf at ag Lynch, the Brooklyn's shortstop, ager, Herford city, and Plets. St Paul'g (Garden City) 0, ReJ Ideal golfer of today he would put on d Cincinnati-Brook- the acquisition of fourteen or so. when their muscles a nice game, all his offered a twenty-roun- fight with Jim- At lyn Through played accepting Owens by York. Second Baseman canvas a tall, slim, thin armed school- and could be hits. Athletic 4 TO-DA- were rudimentary easily chances and cracking out three my Britt. The Hayes Valley lftIdlftftftft--0 0 ft ft ft FIELDERS OF dis- made the offer Cincinnati 0 I I I Miller of that team lias beeu boy, pink cheeked and mild eyed, with moulded to special work. to the peer of them all club of San Francisco, Hits Brooklyn. 11; Cincinnati. 8. Er- So as perform any Camp easily the fight 1: Cincinnati. 1 But- far the figures themselves are placed and has gone to the Johnstown no visible muscular outfit. Lad ilka don't have to bold thetnaotvsa reliable fielding, and In bat- vesterday. specifying that rorsBrooklyn. concerned there Is to They for good in San Francisco about teries Mclntyre and Bergen; Harper, little show that club. this whang the ball Incredible dis- to a certain distance sad he's there with , the take place Hahn and the fielders have down swing ting generally 15. Phelps. nowadays anything , "A team can't win all the time, but with Julv At Chicago-Bost- on on tances and play deadly accuracy. even ss yon and I. They swing a satf goods. ft 1 ft ft 1 ft f- the fielders of twenty years ago. Britt's manager also wfred his assent t- It can make an effort to." philoso- Such a figure la Jerome D. Travers, and as tse McNeills bad an off day at short 1 1 ft 4 ft t ft --10 First base nowadays shows club as easily naturally to the meeting. Herford has sent tbe Chicago t playing phizes Jimmy Burke, who ia proving who the Travis out of tbe Hills as three rank errors were ac- Hits , ft; Chlcaco, 11 Errors marked improvement In tbe number of Louis put great ordinary boy jumps oS a moving street for the club his terms, and if these are 7; 0. Batteries a success as manager of the St. him. besides several Boston. Chicago. Young assists, and the is played differ- metropolitan championship recently. car. The act no special charged against ceptable the match will be closed at and Street; Ruelbech and O'NelL bag Cardinals. requires phia of outfield- no stretch of the could m- errors of Judgment once. At at. ently; but comparisons the was not the By Imagination of mind or tension af T ers' work do not the old timers in The Conectlcut league one conceive of this lad a not the same little Jimmy received here Iftlftftftftlft--ft 0- put winning ade. It was Private correspondence Bt Louis ft 0 ft 1 ft t -4 1887 only sufferer yesterday, the rain post- faced be- 14. Er- a poor light In Jimmy Fogarty at Jumping, is Is pos- Commerford who the Hills, Intimates that the proposed fight Hits Phllsdelpha. 10; Bl Louis, poning all games In the New England championship running. And that why it entirely rors St. Louis. J. Bat- bad 39 assUts In 120 games, in 13MU be bo-co- shows the result of being out of tween Britt and Battling Nelson will Philadelphia. I; three In the Eastern and too wrestling, swimming, rowing or any sible that Walter J. Travis nay just " teries PltUnger and Dooin; Kellum and bad 42 assists In 128 games; while Jim- league, . . which was tLa game for a time. w be called off by the dub berore Zearfoss. one In the American. other strenuous game; yet he good the last of our growaop, settled, some bad my Ryan, of the greatest throwers mas- Joe Begley attoned for it was to have taken place. TABLE Or PERCENTAGES. that ever tbe outer bad Sounds like Inciting an Insurrection enough to put America's greatest matared golf champions. It may wall ba field one W. U PC. graced garden, in the by making 10 .TTt 33 In 12U in to announce that one ter of golf out of the competition by hereafter the champion shall be fumbling seen on the AGAINST THE FIGHT. New Tork K assists games 188. George Nationaileague that of the grandest catches Philadelphia 3 17 .2J Browne, a fine thrower, had 20 assists Is said to have already drawn the appalling score of seven np and schoolboy or, at most a collegian. time. Salt Lake. Utah. June 8. By a ris- 30 6:4 player grounds in a long Pittsburg v In 149 games In 19"4, and had $2.01)0 of his comparatively modest six to play, finishing the match en the Until ths last half doaea years golf In ing vote the entire congregation of Cincinnati tt 3 .47 Sebring .HlrVev Is easily the best pitcher Chicago K U .VO 27 in 13tt games. In 1885 Mike Kelley salary for tbe season. twelfth green. bas been tbe pastime of sedate smb. I nA a little luck Iliff Methodist church last night pro- Bt. 1 M .42 .i with Louis bad 29 assists in 85 games. There was While Boston Nationals are lu of course, was set In ways--It tested the proposed Boston IS a .141 tbe Young. Travers, men well grown and tbetr all beat a mile. He against holding - men our MB have them la a J2t more throwing at tbe plate tbe west will be field beaten next It U a weU settled waa a game, a sport, a fine Alvsitisa won nis game fight between Fltzsimmons and Brooklyn from the outfield on a line In those day. .vould have punuajr Schreck on 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE. captain, bench manager, attend to the rule of tbe game that any one who meat out on the green trass beneath support. July Boston V: than now. The bane accommo- had be got proper Fitzslmmons started at lag- At days running team's baggage ami hotel beats ia so exhausted by ths God's clean blue Bnt golf today for any training Bt Loula ftftlftftftftftft-- 1 may be faster now than then, but as look after the club's share Travis sky. It was an awful handicap resort Schreck ar- ft dation, and will Tail a victim to mere Schoo- neemea oon yesterday. Boston - 52 stolen bases last en- struggle that he Is no longer a pastime. to as the game to-da-y Louts. ; Boston. 4. Errors against Wagner's of tbe receipts. He will aim pitcher take, rives and will train at Ogden. Hits St. 102 gate next one lie have made It aa athletic game. bevond Bone, but Hickey showed Bt. Louis. 1; Boston. 1 Batteries Petty year Fogarty stole one season and deavor to land a few victories the golfs against. lboys lost . Jef- In hi was liber- and Sugden: Dineea and Crtger. Ward 111. and In fewer games of a boxer who bad bested Wbea tbe late la nested Walis the stuff that's in and go Johnny Tbe following was tbe standing Imagine THE DATE CHANGED. At Philadelphia-Chica- than The Improve- to one the next was st Boston, for his good work. 8.-- Tbe Wagner played. tbe teams of the of frie fight any Campbell keeper ally applauded Salt lake City. June date of ftleftftfttftft-- more In baelall warship trying iea Conimer-for-d l ment in baseball is team play North fieet: cheeked Travers cross country wanted to take Fltzslmmons-Scbrec- k Philadelphia - Uncle Sam's Atlantic day! Yet tbe peachy three napping legged, Kbagrne tbe fight hat Hits-Chica-go. 11: PhUadelphla. 7. Er- finish- Bat-tarl- than individually. won 4. lost 1: won 4, honor In the late to whom he lent midiroas on out before the Inniug waa been changed from July 4 to July 3. rorsChicago, ft: Philadelphia, t es Iowa, Missouri, haa acquired enough runners there AJtrock Bender lost 2: Kearsake. won 4. lost 2: Illi- a lifetime. If be him whaa ed but waa overruled, and right sad McParland; INNING GAMES. tournament to last day paralysed by asking they and Schreck. EXTRA eight-eent- h the game was lost. If he bad had bis nois, won 3. lost 2; Massachusetts, should happen te go Into a big tourna- cams pasting from the CLOVER STAKES. TABLE OF PERCEJ4TAQES. Both teams lead In extra In- won 7. lost won 2. lost b4t -- way things might have been different W. L. F.C. Chicago 3; Kentucky, ment years from now be would green. "That's tbe fattsat tua ning victories. Each has won four, 3: won 2. lost 4; Maine, won forty Bill didn't like the Idea of nerslaad It :7. Alabama, be sura to bear some one la the gallery ever mad over this coarser Pwyer IT STS White Sox eleven . second and tried Traassaata Bnt ravartt atl Philadelphia 3 the two Inning games ft, lost & "On. la letting Hickey steal te 3 17 J7 one twelve and one thirteen in- say as be stood oa tbe first tee: WeU. the royal aad ancient gasM Grarewii Traek. Chicago 9 Inning "I want to said Mc4,raw in hard to get him. wu worn Detroit ? Nationals have say." that's Jerome Travers. He pat out growing to be like that now. It NEW YORK. June Mud runners 1' & --447 ning. The Chicago his I. really third that was the limit By the way a Boston one Boston last Monday after getting s at d atV Sun- were Graveeend. Waahlngtoa M B M won two ten Inning: games, eleven I the great Travis la the aetropoUtaa Is becoming regularly orgs a man again la demand at 1 .41ft Injunction, "that while fought this Bill didn't get stealing New Tork 3 and one thirteen inning. The of 1905." w m m and as six favorites were beaten the at. Leuia - 1. S .40 inning rase against the league. I should have championship day. other records to date of extra Inning Just as bard had the New York Cttrfoooly enough. It has usually been cat It as they do all other hraarha . i-- mi both sides were out public had a disastrous day. American lea- fought wtr EASTERN LEAGCE. ' victories are as follows: club been Involved against me. It a schoolboy that beat Travis. The of athletic. themselves beard. The Clover stakes, tbe feature of the Wash- tu t force and made gue: Boston, one eleven Inning: was a matter of and I man of the and an- mark this, croaking ott some card, waa won Transmute, 9 Toron- ot- - principle, grand old royal Aad. but thef should "it oui easily by At ProvWenoe Providence ington, two eleven Inning; Detroit. for what I was a been defeated win set ths 4nadaafi of In was with the favorite. Water, see-an- one ten fought thought cient gam bis soundly Tbe boys at altles. Wsllace. particular, Running to 4. ten inning: Cleveland, Inning, deaL" be be- n ever al square once since coileaco h'gber than ha for some unniru i Major Dalngerfield, backed from At City Jersey one thirteen Inning, one sixteen inning: at least every year the target Jersey Catcher of the Boston Amer- came of ths and of late arts. t to 1 to 17 to 10, scored an ea?yyic-lor- y game postponed rain. St Louis, one eleven Inning. National Crlger tbe deity links, Newark-Rocheste- r ican. ay Pat ought ta who rash la oa I have been cases or players in tbe fifth race. The other win- At Newark game League: New York, one twelve and Iougberty It Is tbe jroangsters TAFT TRACK TEAM. There give np the outfield aod take to pitch- tread. In- ..I- -, th haw br a few yards but ners were Cam CassinL and postponed rain. one thirteen inning; Brooklyn, one ten tint wbero oldsters dare aot pa. Proper o baa more than clean aero the At Baltimore Baltimore-Buffal- Inning: Philadelphia, one twelve ing. "He speed any. H. Seeley. the winner of Taft arbonl of Waterttrwa woa the when a plaver rots Bob. Summaries: ." cidentally C the s Captain rain. Pittsburg, two ten and one eleven body playing hall Criger de. la a track sneet with Westminster academy diamond almost ihrooaH pitcher First Race. first; Monrreson, game postponed "and I believe he would do the naetropoUtaa chaaipioaabip. at score aecond. ana scores, Campo. Inning; CIncinnatL three ten Inning: St rlare. ansa. seems like only fimabury Monday by the of box from ihuk second; Florentine, third. more effective work tbaa anyone now very young It 3D to 15. Peabody of Taft woa the This was done Sunday, but of . Louis, one fourteen Inning. the other that be woa the school- fait. doesa't see It Second Race. Casslnl. first: Marina on Griffith's staff. day . hammer throw with a mart af 133 inanw wbea thr umpire At Concord Fall River 4. Concord Pres- boy cbamronablp of Connectk-nt- with Mill a Ckioo second. Ara Cains, second; Sir Brinkiey. third. WATERBURY INDEPENDENTS. Tbe following letter sirned by -- BX-t- feet, aB - was s 3-- ira right Third Race. Go Be- L Pnlliam. was seat to all National Tooth win be erred. tbe WHa woa the M0 ta la wtth Jofca Proiwr. first; 7. tTitnhnnr I ndeneodenta base ident At Haverhill Nashua Haverhill acror-itanr- e that tb bocks and bloods and noble Lille yaerond. Arnateia took tbe Z 5 ev- tween, second; Buttling, third. team will go to iiumanuc oa i league umpires yesterday: "la "Speaking of teams that want tten inningsi. tail " decision Bos- Georges day la 24 aerooda. with aeeond. Fourth Race. Ron- 1. cm oats with yesterday la Cortataiaaa of good King Ulley of derisions. thea Transmute, first; 3. Lowell M turns y io luni iroua; tres-bo- dy erything In the way At Lowell Lynn The localmiteam will have ton la rases of McGraw and the New swore by. sad today aaore emphatical- MUt pat the shot 38 feet sad are not at all backward." nie Water, second; Belle of Pequest, At Manchester New Bedford 2. .iiaitriHnii. took aarnad of Taft jllcgiaas a fast fielding and batting ream. and York club against the presirieat of ly tbaa ever n rales la golf. place. Ely an who baa officiated at third. Manchester L - was with Westminster la yi umpire sua w iwimbih- the National league and tbe National Who ever bears sowsday of tbe sea- tied the high game this season. "All tbey" Fifth Race. Major DalngerfiekL will ae in yow i S feet 1 lark. rafrrhlM of itege in mrmm AS thlr owa arroanri. Tb league ampire. you ar Imttracted t soned refers a of the game ka the big Jnmp st ant from yoa la everything." first; De Remke. second: Onataa. third. HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE. I -- lesraed to Tsft m second la tho half sail. Ta itn.M r rhs Watertrarvs srill bt) as rrr ont intrwtlni ya rooi Whs caa tell yea Sixth Race. I - petit km? today score are aa fellow: Captain Boh.Crst; of th leagra to the To-le- r. At Hudson Hudson L Newbnrg 1 follow. lwyer. c: vanaouy. by the president frtreagth af Doagias. of I .r tbe playing oa SiwWer, arao. mailiaa, second; Tachting Girl, third. o. iir-i- letter and to report all rloUtor of a. Taft trutrr, mningsi. aey or Hronaie. p; jhuusid. i Wals-bat- Jin Measles. ) June 8. (tea 3b: McN'elHa. aa- - order on the bail field, as for- of Tyac Hataaver throw 4 CINCINNATI. O, Erander. At Patersoa L Klngstoa Hanebrr. gml or MoUerT ara ww the Mlaa laPfaaa, Kingston Smith or T. laeDoaahft. Siagrr Tbey HByartl dash 4 1 outsider, handicap Steep- 8.-- Eihta-brt- h Camp. P. Lawlor. Lawlor. merly" NEW YORK, Jane la said to be ao huar sung' row. Tbe sHpsoRwya zaQvyard dash 4 tbe feature event at Latooia. outflWd. There ewJiwa Sa-a- lers, la Meore tbe New York Lawn are Tbe Dttte fussy ed 4 Flnri. at 30 1. fia-- of Baa Jotin"o and t'ntn inker apoa tbm. pat event to J AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ..fifth Tennis emb has reacfce-- the final round NEW HAVEN TROUBLES, ever tbe actina of tbe Amrfcaa lea roe lad a. atSuai tbe Vetera a athletes Hie Junta S aetosia noqara. toe 1 lZm - is Berry is la tbe lawn tr-u- tsMrrnaaaeat for the Looisvilie Loolsviile . Coi am- la conld break ta two with oae sastare af Half aaiie. l l waa diqnaUnd for foaiiog At New Haven. Jane , la llo wftb prevkleat aToadinc "Parky" woaesfa caampionsBip af Fmaaylrft. ps 4-- the frarsaed by Terry aWers. Hohn f4r throe day oa tbe report rage, ara bow rrvwdiag tb first raaka. Tbe latter frO at the bast S. Sl policy Total ail. At Toledo Indianaprakl Toled Hk-fce- yeaterday rebelled again of Umpire 0LaacBtta. who asid Ia ao stha r aspaitaw at of throwtag bar Jockey, t. Milwau- Capt to- pale, At llttwaakee rani 4, tbe order of Use ampire. and by derlia-In-g Holmos aaed martin ia savage Is taas ao trao as la gaff. Zatyre. Car raftr Bi kee 2. to permit the Hweftus to go oa ward hire. Comiskey aayn be waa aot Tbe raasrai is not hard t Pa raaM 4 S.-- de-faat-ai aty-Mianea- poOt Tk 8. Kan- aA-le- st m 3 ST. LOCI. Jmmr Cook At Kansas tbe Held wfeea raBed out by CoVy. la aotined of tbe sasnenilna aatil Jat boy who arc gaaairhta; tb ott HSf 1. to the wbea It araa too late J3 , 4 Cnrte Cattriey aod rtekertaa, sas City the foarta laaiasz. forfeited Haryoke. before aar taa fiasaa has try. at tae vlOr-- 4 tka to get ward to Caaahaa. who and at (rowa i : fcaraas Mr1 LaJa tbe nn- y T"r--y w--r mr 1 il k3 x- ft IXA8CS. ; of 1 1 x beta rrtaatatasl aai eaaU tat g 2y-- tl C2. l cfi n CJra ru tx rrt3ri. -- It r- try O I " LI l xa U aast ICa L :irJ Ca a C CM