Ruth Makes 16th Homer, but Yankees Lose.Giants Again Beat Firates.Cubs Rout Dodgers Three by Bambino I oney Almost Wallops How One Feels Toward a Certain Class of Patter : : : By briggs Fail to Stall the Browns Puts His Team Off In First Place Babe Ties Cravath't* Record of 119 Circuit Clonts in Major League Career; St. Louis Sluggers Maul Fred Outpitches Hamilton Waite Hoyt andi Rip Collins for 14 Safe Blows And Rally in the Ninth Given McGrawmen Victory By Charles A. Taylor Special Dievatch to The Tribune Opportunity knocked loud and often at the door of tho Yankees yes¬ PITTSBURGH, June 3. . A mound. terday afternoon, but there was nobody home, so the St. Louis Browns duel between Fred Toney and Earl Hamilton was cvencd up the series by a score of 9 to 8. "Babe"' Ruth did his bit with a brokcn ud in the ninth and the won the in the fourth, a home run in the sixth and a in the ninth, but inning to-day Giants triple single second game of the series with the More than one way to when the pinch came, and it came but the "Babe*' Piirates a score of 4 to 1. freqnently, everybody by Toncy a "home run"! seemed to be in a comatosc state. v*- held the Pirates to four hits and make Hamilton had given the Giants only the rnen and Now, this home run of Ruth's was three hits and one run when the last Watch boys his sixtecnth of the season and gives frame rollcd around. who take to him a grand total of 119 circuit blows, The to-day pitch which victory did not give the first ties the record established by place to the Giants for are into their Summer outfit- Cactus Cravath. was though they But the Cactus half a game ahead of the Pirates a an old plant when he. accumulated his freak in the percentages gives the ting. 119th, whereas Ruth is only a bud. Watch him grow! Pirates a lead of a single point. The Quality hits at all "four As for this ball of Pirates were first to score, two solid game yesterday, hits and a sacrifice fly netting a tally corners." the bats of both nines rang most nnr- in the from start to linish. Tho Browns second inning. Tierney expired based on rily in the second when Grimm pokod « Prices to-day's garnered fourteen hits and the Yauks the box and Schmidt thirteen, but tho truth of the matter single through replacement costs. is that the Bocked one down the left field foul line bludgeons wielded by the for two Grimm at the visitors made a mass attaek on Waite sacks, pulling up far corner. Hamilton eent a long Koyt and Rip Collins in one inning, do our the fourth, while the local swatters dis- sacrifice fly to Young and Grimm beat Why flexibie tributed their blows throughout the Young's fine throw to the plate in a straws remind you of the entire nine innings. PUTT long slide. Williams Starts Fireworks J/y* Toney Scores Tying Run 7th inning? This murderous fourth An error by the usually reliable All stretch! hope-killing, Schmidt aided the Giants in the scor¬ stanza was ushered into being by Kon- sixth in¬ neth Williams, who beat out a slow ing of the tieing run in the Smart stifT-brimmed grounder to Peckinpaugh. Severeid ning. Toney singled to right and Burns and Sennits that are also reached first when this same rapped one for two basea and Toney Splits Peckinpaugh fumbled another roller. thundered to third. Bancroft drove a flexibie where they touch Ellerbe doubled down the left field foul fly to Whrtted. who returned the ball line. Williams scoring and Severeid on a line to the plate. the head.comfort. Ecooting to third. Toney, who had started in from third, Open all day. Jacobson continued the pounding of ducked and Schmidt, seeking to nail Hoyt with a double to right which tal- him off that bag, struck Fred on the lied Severeid and Ellerbe. As Lee Pfeffer Pounded head. Toney dashed home. Rogers Peet Company was tossed out by Ward, Jacobson ad- With one out in the sixth, Maranvillc Broadway vanced to third. Dixie Davis, the From to left. With Cutshaw at bat, Broadwc? the Moiind doubled but at 13th St. "Four at 34th St. Brown pitcher, drove a single to right ii looked a bit dubious to Toney, Convenient and Jacobson counted. Four the big fellow struck Cutshaw out. Corners" Fifth Manager Miller Iluggins hereupon By Batters Whitted walked and Tierney lifted a Broadway Avt, halted the proceedings until Rip twisting foul that Snyder caught close at Warren at 41st St, Collins could make the journey from to the Giants* dugout. the warm-up pen to the box and re- Braves Resume Third Place *sO' In the eighth Carey walked with on*> lieve the much-abused Hoyt. Rip While Cubs Hammer Two down, but wand-ered too far off first started out well, for Tobin fouled to and nipped him with a but then went all to base Toney who Pipp, Rip the bad. of Uncle Robbie's Hurlers snap throw to Kelly. Maranville, He walked Gerber and Win Wetzel Copy.ijht f*4. Y. Tr.bu was an easy out, Fnsch to a r^»'*ehit to field for three bases, I'nion vs. Trinity. Sehenertady. Pipp double three Young Aleck Freeman's TOTAL TO DATE King right left and crossed the on Baker's was Lawrence Arthur S. Frisch and Young. Bowdoin vs. Tufts. Medford. Mass. plate right-handed delivery sampled by American By Jack By Draper scoring Brown vs. N. H. .State, Providenee. to center. The next was the for an even dozen League. 185 tried haid to bring in King, but single inning Dodgers hits, Nationai League.. 126 PRINCETON, June 3..The most in- Special Cable to The Tribune Raop was I/ehigh vs. Maryland, Bethl'-heni, Pa. the occasion of two more runs for the three of them scratches Tom hit to Maranville and Boston V. vs. M. A. Amhersi, Masi. by Grif- teresting ftvent that has occurred thus Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc. sharply the off C, Yanks, a single by Schang and doubles fith. far in the scason's June 3..The thrown out. Toney held pirates Fenn State vs. Bucknell, Stata Colleje, Hawks and Fewster manufacturing Bnrbcr the first rowing program LONDON, combined in their half of the ninth, disposing of Pa. hy opened inning by will tako place to-morrow afternoon, team from Oxford and uni- who the tallies. working Pfeffer for a pass. Hollocher Athletics Bat Out when tho Princeton "15" crew, stroked Carries Cambridge Cutshaw, Whitted and Rohwer, In the ninth the Yanks obtained two scratched a hit and Terry was soaked by Ileinie Leh, will meet the Poly Prep versities which will oppose the batted for Tierney. were not eight- Track ClasH additional runs, but they by a pitched ball, tilling the bases. Seven Tie pared outfit of the Univorsity of Cali- athletes of Yale and Harvard in a The score: Champions inasmuch as the Browns in Ray Grimes Barber Homers; said to be Off Team Laurels NEW YORK (N. I_l CS. h.) enough, singled, scoring fornia, the best octet ever dual meet at Harvard Stadium, Bos¬ |P-TTSB_*-tGH r h a e mean time had up a run in and Hollocher. Mamaux al> r h po a e; ab po in N. Y. A. C. Meet the picked went to the developed on the Pacific Coast. ton, on 23 was selected here to- nura- lf... 40 1 0 O0'B!g_e_. lf... 401 '' 0 To-day to three bases on July 0 0 the seventh, thanks hill and Maisel singled, sending Terry Record The race will be rowed on Lake Car- day. All of the stars, with the Bancroft. M. 4 1 1 0 3 1 Carey. cf... -0 0 3 A score of Olympic and nationai Collins and an¬ home. Grimes took second. Sullivan BigLeague In Columbia Meet varsity Frisch -b 411 2 4 fljM'r'nvillo. ss 4 0 1 0 4« balls by Rip ovor the same course on which the *' proffered Ger¬ negie possible exception of Marsh, the Cam¬ YouW rf... 1 0 4 0 0! Cutshaw. 2t>. 11)0 3 .'-; 0 track and field champions will be seen other in the eighth on singles by sacrificed. Warner grounded to Myers, Princeton "B" crew showed the way and the Ox¬ Kelly lb... S 0 0 10 0 0! Whitted. rf. 3 0 0 5 0 0 PHILADELPHIA, June 3.The Ath¬ bridge freshman, Mclnnes, 1 10 in action this aftornoon at the 106th Williams and a sacrifice fly whose throw to Grimes at of scorcd 37 cf ... 4 02 4 0 olTiemey. 3b.. 300 ber and Taylor got to the fir.ish line in its titanic strug- Poly Prep, Brooklyn, ford record holder for three miles, will King' 100 0 0 0 letics established a season record and Kapp ob .. 40 0 2 3 0|'Rohwer from the bat of Severeid. the plate, Maisel going to third. War¬ the Naval in 0 0 lb.. 8 1113 0 0 games of the New York Athletic C'.ib, glc against Academy eight, and carried the make the to the United States and c .. 30 0 t> Grimm. a new line- points away trophy trip Snyder The Yankees presented ner was trapped off first, but when equaled the major league record by Olympic champions. team will one of the Toney.'p_ 3110 1 Oi Schmidt. C.. 30 1 0 0 1 at Travers Island. Fourtaen events the annual metropolitan interscho- the be strongest IHamilton. p 200 0 3 0 up, with Baker at -third, Peckinpaugh Koney threw to Myers Maisel sprinted registering seven home runs ity its 15 To-rnorrow's race is of superim- ever sent abroad. and Fewster 9 over lastic which were held under are carded, all handicap affkiro. at short, Ward at seconcl home. to victory Detroit to-uay. A portance becauso it has a direct bear- games Rudd, the Oxford captain, will start Total. ...32 4 627 1111 Totals ...291427111 in center field. Maybe by this after¬ Hollocher opened the seventh with a drive into the bleachers by Blue in the ing upon the Poughkeepsie the of the Columbia Uni- *Batted for Tierney in nlnth Inning. The three whales.rat McDonald, will be ninth made tho for champion¬ auspices in the quarter and half miles runs; Pat and Matt McGrp.th.will be noon this new combination single to right. Terry sacrificed and total the game ship regatta to be rowed on June 22. versity Athletic Association at South Butler, the Cambridce leader, will be New York. ..00000 1. 00 3.4 Ryan with sufficient smoothness t-> Grimes walked. Maisel's single to right eight. Princeton, while it will not betistarter Pittsburgh ..01000000 0.1 on scratch in the weight throwinj working Field Stuyvesant was sec¬ in the 100-yard dash and quarter; run get revenge on these slugging Moi scored Hollocher, and Sullivan's blow Dykes and Welch hit two homVn's in the Poughkeepsie pageant, is al¬ ye'sterday. Abraham3, in the hundred and broad Two-base hit .Burns. Schmidt. Maran¬ contests, while in the half-mile not. The score to left Grimes over the War- each, and and C. tho cham¬ ond, with 27 points, and Manual third, ville. Three-base hit.King. Sacrifices. Jack Mike and Tom City boys. Maybe put plate. Perkins, Dugan ready claiming collegiate Mountain and Stallard will Left on bases. Sellers, Devanney (A. ner to Walker each hit one. Three were hit as a with 201/.. jump; Carey, Hamilton, Kelly. are the favorites. ST. LOUIS (A. _,.*. I NEW YORK doubled center, scoring Maisel. pionship result of its unexpectcd start in the half one mile New Pittsburgh, 6. Bases on Campbell Campbell, _br h po «» ali r hu to off Leonard in the first three of Beattie, of Manual Training, and and races, York, 3; several weeks 0 FewKter. cf., 6 0 1 8 0 0 Daly grounded Olson and Sullivan inning, defeat the Navy and its sensational and will take care balls.Off Toney, 2; oflt Hamilton, 1. who sent in his entry Tobin cf . 5 0 0 2 0 of each Seagrove of the M. 0 -1 was out at the Frecman flied to off Holling were scatterod, and Welch's victory over tho Cornell at Hussey, Stuyvesant, capturcd Struck out.By Toney, 3. "Umpires.Mc- may not start, it i3 said, because 3 2 2 00 plate. eight firsts. The the three-mi!e event. ago, *___&.__...Wettal. rf... 51 1 001jaOV'paughRuth. lt.... 43 3 5 Griffith. homer to deep center came off Cole in Ithaca, two Brooklyn lad took Coimick and Hart. Time of game.1:39. of his at the intercollegiates 1 4 200 Pipp. lb... 1 1 11 oo hurdles and If Mclnnes and Marsh -.- collapse j, if. 5 S0 1 1 00 Olson to center in the third the ighth. This claim is rather vio- high the twelve-pound accompany in Boston last wwk. ftevercid c. 3 2 1 10 0 0 Meusel, rf.. singled disputed shot finished first in the team Great Britain will have an 5 1 2 n 0 0. Baker. 3b.. 5 0 2 0 2 0 with two out and took third on C. Walker drove in six runs with lently whose event. Hussey Mav Be Enjoined ol Princcton; Ell-rb- 3b 3b... 4 1 1 * 50 inning by Columbia, varsity the in the fast time of 10 2-5 excellent chance to win the quarter, Perry Bill Stevenson, SmuI;. ii-oteon Ib.r,} 3 SOOlWart. Johnston's to Griffith his circuit drive and a douhle with tho handed "A" crew a century PHILADELPHIA, June 3..Connie Lincoln Adams, .... Y. single right. eight the Tiger neat seconds. Hc also won the half and three-mile runs. Mountain is of Rutgers, and singled and Olson scored. Wheat dou- bases filled. The score: trimming on the Harlem River in th*? running Mack, manager of the Philadelphia A. are the back markers in the 10 oo io broad jump, 20 feet 11 inches. the fastest half-milcr in England, and C, «-..%..;. 10 0 01 o-mn. p.. bled to right in the fourth and Koney DETROIT (A. L.) I HII-VDELPHIA (A. _.) Childs' Cup two weeka ago. The Ne.v covering Athletics, said to-day that if it be true run. Eddio Farrell an>l al> r li iio a e ah r h po a o Carlos Figueroa, of Townsend Har¬ his teammates are confident that he quarter-mile Sheehan, p. o o 0 1 0 o walked. Hood's force of Koney put Pluc. lb... 6 1 3 7 IMlWilt. 3 2 1 3 OM Yorkers say that raced the Scott Perry, his big pitcher, had jumped Bernie Wefera noth members of 0 0 rf... they against ris, was the scorer of the can dispose of the best that Yale and jr., i-Koth . 10 0 0 Wheat on third and Wheat scored on a BfSh, sh... 5 2 2 2 fi 0 (Jallrnvay.Rs * 1 14 1 II "A" crew it was biggest point to the Franklin, will take cars o o o o o 2 3 beli.ving tho Prince¬ Harvard can the mark in Pa., semi-professional the Winged Foot Club, Quinn, p... 0 aouble steal. Cobb, cf... 4 1! 0 l]j W'lker.lh 4 2 111 0 0 ton day, finishing first in the 220-yard send to this- he would take the necessary legal iMltchell ..oi o o oo Voneh, If... 5 0 1 2 0 ()('. Walker. If 5 2 3 2 00 varsity. senior dash in 23 seconds and taking e.ve.nt. club, of the sprints. (SMcNally ..00 0 0 00 Myers singled to right in the sixth TIcilman. rf 5 1 2 1 0 OiWelrh, cf.. 5 2 S 2 0 1 It is obvious that if the University second in steps to enjoin him from playing ball «- Jonee, 8b.. 5 0 2 1 2 Perkins, c. 5 1 2 4 1 o both the broad jump and the Moyes, Ruse and Trowbridge, all 39 S 13 2T U 1 and Taylor scored him with a triple. r. 2 3 0) of California succeeds in the anywhere exeept with the Philadelphia Tol aU .. 89 14 27 6 3 Total?.... Flagstoad.2b 8 10;i>uRan. 3b. 5 '.'. 2 120 subduing high of won Rhodes will their fol¬ The score: c. jump. Tumer, Poly Prep, scholars, oppose Pitch .Batted for Collins in seventh inning. HasBlcr, S0 0 5 1 l|D.yk. 0 0 0 0 On throw, June' 3..An effort t Batted for eighth r a e .Sutlierlircd. 10 1 n 0 0, Harrls, p.. 41 1 0 4 0 tercollegiate championship question two-tifths of a second better than the and CLEVELAND, ? ln ninth inning. ab hpn ab r h i>o * e shot-put hurdles, respectively. Chiei Ran for 3 1 0 2 a .- ¦ roeklitpaugh Olson. ss.. 5 1 2 0 8 0 Rartwr. rf. 4 1 1 » 0 () Holling, p.. 2 0; will be in fair way to be settled on P. S. A. L. » -,.. Babe Ruth in Action will be made to induce Cy Ycung, Baker in nlnth inning. < rio. p. 00 0 0 record. Negro SRiin for .lohnst'n. 3b S 0 2 l 4 0 nol'chcx. n 5 2 4 2 7 fi OOj the broad reaches of the Hudson on known as the Babe Zimm-er, Nan Lajoie and other former t^horten ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 TEAM SCORES Santop, negro St. Louis_0 0 0 7 0 0 1 1 0.2 Orlffith. rf. 4 0 3 1 10 Terry. 2b. ,31054] June when the meet Bears Def with the famous Hills- stars of Cleveland baseball teams to New York ...00110'. 20 2--S Wheat. K. 4 1 1 0 1 1 Grimea. lb. 2 1 111 0 0 22, Westerners Poly Prep, 37; Stuyvesant, 27; Manual Again eated Ruth, will play Ki.otrliy. !b 3 0 1 12 10 Malsnl. cf. 4 3 4 0 0 0 Totals....41 9 IS 24 12 2l Totals...39 15 16 27 13 2 and the dale of in the double- an "old-timers" team to play Two-base hits.Ellerbn, Jacobson. P'PP- 2 Columbia, Cornell, Syra.cuse Training, 20%; Townsend Harris, 19; Clln- Club, Darby, Pa,, organi;;e hlt--Ruth. Mvcrs. 2b.. 4 1 2 fl 0 Sullivan. If 3 0 2 0 0 0 *Batte.- coach, indicated, Brown, p... 3 1 2 0 2 o!l>aughtoii. cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 And Staves (Terry). out.By Frec¬ lng pitcher.Holling. Umplres.Chlll and ever, that he would stand 4JIIICAGO (A. **,.) WASHrNGTON Perryman. p 300 8 3 0 Smith man, 3; Mamaux, 2. Losing . probably pat (A. L.) .Mdddeu ..101 0 00 ST LOUIS, June 3..George Pfeffer. Umpires.Qulgley andpitcherO'Dajr. Owens. Time.2:1S. on the varsity boat, stroked by. Brodil, ab r h po a el ab r Ivpo a e Hubbell on the mound of :08. .Tolinsnn. ss. ;""» 2 1! ;{ 2 0|.tudge, lb_ 401 7 10 relieved Wilbur Time game, 2 which defeated Princeton, although he Mulligan, Sb r> 2 2 2 4 0:Harris. 2b_ 5 0 1 22 1 Totals .. .S5 7 12 27 9 ll Totals .. .33 3 9 27 13 4 in the ninth inning to-day and stopped Giants Release is not. yet satisfied with the freshman 4'nlllii_. 2b. 50 3 3 S 0 RIOB. cf. 411 3 0 0 .Batted for Perryman ln ninth Inning. win¬ Perritt rf.. 40 0 2 (l 0 a St. Louis Philadelphia Driscoll combination. Hooper. ltrowor, rf... fi 1 1 300 Reading. 01021100 2.7 ,rally, on sec¬ Again Captain PITTSBURGH, June 3..The uncon- Falk. lf- 5 1 1 1 OOlMlller. lf.... 411 200 ning by 6 to 5. With a man NEWTON, Mass., June 3..The Bos¬ ditional release of Pol veteran Announcement was made to-day that MoBtll, et.. 3 1 1 4 0 llShatiks, 3b... 402 220 Newark. 01000002 0.3 one out Smith Perritt, the Shclly, lb.. 4 0 111 0 0 402 ond and third and ton College track team re- was California crew would arrive on (ibarrlly. c... 410 Two-base hlts.Oberc, McGowan, Krume- to-day pitcher, announced Yaryan, ... 3 1 0 1 0 1 2 the next two battcrs to ground to-night by to be followed on ORonrke. rs.. 0 0 4 0 0 naker, Brown. Three-base hit.VOberc. Men's forced elected as its Monday, 3 captain J. W. Driscoll, Secretary Joe O'Bricn of the Giants. June by Syracuse r'Rbor. p... 0 2 0 3 BMpRrUlgo, p.. 2 00 0 30 Stolen base.Smith. Sacrifices.Brown, The score: 10, the Naval on June .Milan . 0 0 0 0 0 out. New England intercollegiate quarter- The New York Club asked for waivers Academy 0 Cotter, Wolfe. I.eft on iN. I_) ET. LOUIS (N. L.) 11, Pennsylvania on June 12 and Cor- .rick.on, p... 0 0 0 0 0 0 bas»>s.Reading, 4; PHILAXJEXiPniA a e mile and furlong on Perritt several Newark, 7. Double plays.Webb, Ray and ab r h po a e ab r h po champion. days ago. nell on June Iti. Itawl'dS 2b 2 0 2 0 2 0 Mann. cf 5 2 3 2 0 0 Totals,.. .37 8 12 27 11 3I Totals.34 3 9 ?7 8 1 Krumenaker; Craft (unasslsted) ; Wolfe Ktengel rf. 30 1 2 0 0 Kourn r. lb 4 2 3 11 10 *Batted tor Mogridge ln and Craft; Cavanaugh, Wolfe and Craft. 2 5 4 0 Siock. 3b.. 4 0 2 1 10 eighth Inning. Bases on balls.Off 4. Struck out Oxfords Miller lb 2b .12 Brown, Chicago - 0 0 2 0 0 2 Mousei lf.. 5 0 1 0 0 0 il'inisby. 2b. 5 0 2 4 5 1 Pinch in 0 0 4 .S .By Brown, 2; by Perryman, 4. Balk.¦ Wht»'ue.3h 3 0 11 5 0!Kelmlte. rf. 4 0 0 2 0 0 Single Ninth Washington. 00300000 0.3 Perryman. Umpires.Carpenter and James. ss. 4 1 1 4 4 l'Mcllonry. lf 4 0 1 1 10 Two-base P_._'lOD. 2 4 0 in hlt.Shanks. Three-base hlt. Time.1:35. ss.. 4 0 0 News Williams. cf 4 2 1 8 1 -!L;ivan. Bulletin Form for Mulligan. Honio 0 0 c 30 0 4 0 1 Sporting Wins Red 7 to 6 run.Mulligan. Stoletl --.- Lee rf lb. 3 0 0 7 Dllhoefcr. Sox, bases Plce. Mogridge. Sacrlflces Br-'._->¦' a,. 4 0 2 5 1 0 I'ertica. p. 20 0 0 10 BOSTON, June H.-Pinch 3 1 0 0 1 10 1 0 0 0 Hitter O'Rourke, Milan. Double plava.Mulligan llijbhelt p. Ol'Shnttnn Vick's center to Collins, to to Orioles Down G. Smith. p 00 0 0 OOb.1. Smith.. 10 0 0 00 Giants again beat Pirates; Yankees and lose. single to with the bases Qharrity Harris, Shanks Skeeters, UJanvrln... 0 10 0 0 0 Dodgcrs full and one out in tho last of tho Judge. I.eft on bases.Chicago, 6; Wash¬ Miss Lcitch retains British golf championship. ninth ington, 10. Baaea on balls.Off Mogridge, Entire Series Total* ,.--.1127 18 1 Total--* ..37 5 12 27 13 2 gave Boston a 7 to 6 victory over 1; off Faber. 4; off Erickson, '_'. Hits. Sweeping .Batted for Dllhoefer In nlnth Inning. Jerome Travers eliminated on New Jersey links. Cleveland to-day, Tho score: Off Mogridge, 9 In 8 Innings; off Erickson, Baltime took the entire three-game ? Batted for Pc*-,tlca in nlnth inning. Titleholder rcaches semi-nnal round in CLEVELAND (A L.) BOSTON (A. L.) 3 In 1. Hlt by pltcher.By Erickson series from Jersey City by winning the for Shotton in nlnth inning. Westchester golf. ati r Ii a o (Yaryan). Struck oui .By 7.Ran Tilden and Mrs. po al) r h po a e Mogridge, 2; linal game yesterday, 6 to 1. Groves Bhiladelphta. .110 0 12 1ft 0.6 Mallory survive for two tennis finals. .Tam'son. cf r> o l o n n Letbold. cf. 5 1 2 4, 10 by Fuber, 1; by Erickson, 2. Loslng held the Skeeters hitles3 until St. Louis.1 0 2 0 10 0 0 1.5 Richards and to Johnston, lb 2 o o io n 0 Koster. Sb. r, 3 2 1 o pltcher.Mogridge. Umplros.Morlarlty the Kumagae clash again for net laurels. Buri o n Mnnns'ky. !f. r, 2 0 0 (1 and Evans. Time of game.2:05. eiphth. Two-base hite.Hornaby, llann, Parkln- Granloy, if. 4 2 n 0 ti Pratt, 2b. B 2 3 14 n -.- The score »on. Miller. BtolerJ base. Bruggy. Sacrl- Smith, rt'.. 3 1 1 0 0 ffilliiili. rf. r. 0 1 2 0 0 by innings: flc.es.Knurnier. Wrlghtstone, Lee. Double VVo d. rf. 10 11 0 ii Mclnnis. lb 3 1 111 0 ii After Yale Stars Baltimore. 0 1002011 1.6 12 0 basca tiardiior. 31) S 0 0 ss. .. Dodgcrs play.Williams and Bruggy. Left on Scott, 4 0 3 10 Jersey City. .. 00000001 0.1 3 5 -st. 7; Bhiladelphla, t*. Bases on in Hewoll. as.. 1 2 3 0 7 « Walters. c. 4 0 0 t no NEW HAVEN, June 3..Several Louis, Leaeues Rtepti'son 2b 4 1 3 i 11 SRuel. no o n oo Groves and Egan; Biemlller, balls .Off Hubbell. 1. Illts-*.13IT Hubbell, Lucey The Dcrby Staiidiiigs u. 4 0 2 3 0 1 major league clubs, including Brook¬ and McNell. Major Thomas. 2 0 o o 4 o Freitag 0 p., 13 In 8 1-3 innings; off Smith, in 2-3. o Ituasel.l, tho Hlt by pitcher.By Pertica. (Hubb-ll). Coveleskle, o 4 2 3 0 l Pennock. p o o o o o o lyn, Philadelphia Athletics _nd in Brotvn and Hubbell. 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Morton, p.. H n n o n Hendryx. 10 l n o o are for AT TOROXTO Struck OUt.Ty I'ertica, 4; by AMERICAN LEAGUE !l 10 0 0 2 o aVlck. 1 0 I 0 0 0 Philadelphia Nationals, angling Winning pltcher-Hubbell. Umplrea.¦ 11(1 0 0 0 0 Captain Wilton Thorn Ruffalo .0 0 o 3 1 0 0 0 0.4 8 2 Black Calfsfyin Bagby, p Peters, catcher; Toronto .0 1 0 0 1 Bretrunan an.i Emslle.' Time, i;4.'>. tSpeaker... 10 1 r, ii Murphy, second baseman; Jim Sloan, l l 0 1.5 12 1 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS YESTEKDAY'S RESULTS Batterles.Crandell and Bengough; For¬ ToUls .38 « 16 S25 1B 3 ToUla .40 7 14 centertielder, and Jim Kernan, first and New York, 4; IMttsburgh, 1. St. Louis, 9; New 8. 27 110 base and who tune, Reis Devlne. Pitchcs Braves York, .Batted for Johnston ln seventh Inning. catcher, will receive --«- We are Oeschger Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, 3. Boston, 7; Cleveland, 6. fBatted for Smith In soventh Inning. their diplomas in three weeka. Bears featuring To Over Reds Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 0. Chicago, 8; Washington, 3. iBatted fot Coveleskle In Blxth inning. Tesreau's Meet Cubans our Victory ti; St. 5. SOnu out when run waa scorod. Jeff Tesreau's which won newest styles June Philadelphia, Louis, Philadelphia, 13; Detroit, !). ivliinlng Bears, have CINCINNATI, 8. Oeschger 11 Batted for Walters m ninth Inning. eleven out of twelve starts, will meci held the Reds to four hits torlay, and Batted for Russell In sixth Inning. International League the STAND1NG OF CLUBS OF uBatted for Pennock ln ninth Cuban Stars in a double-head.er at at low the Braves won, 4 to 0. Marquard \v»3 JTANDING CLUBS inning. Oval to-morrow nioderately > a>\ Cleveland (A. U),.. 0 0 0 3 0 10 1 1.R Dyckman afternoon. hit hard. Barbare's all-round playing 5] *-1- Boston . 2 0 2 0 0 1 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS fcatured the game. The score: 1 0 1.7 prices Two-base hlts. Thomas, Sti-i.iliensi.il, Baltimore, 6; 1. Southern Association BO-TUN l.\*. L.) j CINCINNATI (N I. Stewell, Jersey City, ab r li po », <*. ali r h a e Wood, Pratt, Hendryx. Threo- 7; 3. Nashville, H;. Altanta, 4. po base hit.Pratt. run Reading, Newark, Poweii, cf.. r. 0 o t o a Behne. :n>... 4 00 o i i> Horhe Smith, ^tolen Toronto, 5; 4. Birrninghamj ir,; Mobile, 11. Shoes For B-rbare. <.< M* Daubcrt, lb.. 4' 3 9 0 0 base.Colllns, Double plays.Letbold to Buffalo, Sport Every Occasion 8o*worUt, rf 4 3 :< Ot'iRounch of .4 00 2 0 0 Mclnnis: Foster tu Pratt to Mclnnia; Rochester-Syracuse (rain). Memphis, 5; Chattanooga, 4. Mcho'son.lf 4 0 I :'. If., :; 0 0 S 0 (i Scott, unasslsted. Left on bacea.Cleve¬ New Orleans, 4; Little 1.- '. OOJDUDcao, (JAMES TO-DAY Rock, 3b. 4 0 10 K ipf, -.- 100 0 2 land, 8; Boston, 13. Bases on balls Off -.-1- Rolke, lb 10 00 .. b, o o o -. o Morton. 2; off :. at I'oni. '.'b 4 I o n 1'Jil. off Russell, 2; off Jersey City Baltimore. Eastern 2 Bn wler. rl . 11 Pi nnock, I. Hlta ¦< IH 8 in 5 League O'Xfili, c.40 1 i 00 c Coveleskie, Newark at Hargravp. 200 i> ln Innings; off Morton, 0 (none out In Reading. 4; Xew 3. r. p. 4 0 1 0 i 0 Uarquard p u 0 0 i ¦. 6th); at Springfield, Haven, on Uhle, 6 ln i 3; off Brady, in 9th Syracu9e Toronto. Worcester, 8; Albany, 7. Shriner & Urner after 1 off Rocheuter at Freneh, 38 411 ! II C Total. .*7 PultOd Stiret, Brooklyn Boaton, s, Clnclnnati, 6. Bam-n on balls New York at I'ittsburjrh. St. Louis al New York. -Uhle. Umplrcs Connolly nnd Dlnneen. 19 153 Broadway, New York ¦510 Kultoi) Street ."uklyn Off Marquarri, l; off Oeachger, Struck at at flmo o 2 hours 2] minutes. BulTalo...-2i .r*58:Toronto...l!) '_'{ .452 Minneapolis, 6; Columbus, 3. _CS Broadway, Now York. out- By Maiquard, 4; by Oeachgor, Brooklyn Chicago. Cleveland Boston. R'ch'tr.. 22 18 .550 Sv'cuse.. 16 23.410 Toledo, 9; St. Paul, 2. Umplrta.Rlgb-r and iloian 'June of Boston at Cincinnati. Chicago at Washington. BASEBALL Si00 P. TO-DAY. M. POLO J. City . 21 *.'_. 18811'ing. 1428.383 Lousville, 11; Kansas 3. gaiua.1;.0. 1'hiladelphia at St. Lonis. Detroit at Philadelphia. tJiuundb, Vankees va. St. Louia,.Advt. Cty, P Milwaukee, 9; Indanapohs, 6.