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CPEE INJURED OH HEAO

Quinn Proves Effective with Meaen Bases. Which Keeps

Score Do-

Washington. .\or)l 2. -AHa««gß cv>batt»d and ©uffleSded. MM X<rw XofXArnerlcans defeated Washington her".

->-

day by a *-or- of % »o 1. Watter .\otiumn.who h.i always «•-n .* terror

••• A*Yankees In the past. pltcn*r| for tlte Sena-tors, but he was no' entirely ef^cttt*a«atniit UM vMHa| nine. The X«w Tor*player* found hi;n f'jr j*e-,--n hits, wlitetosrere bunch-d W»i, en^uajh to w '

"«•game.

Viulnn. the Tank»» pitcher, «m faoSaa)for nine hit*, but lie kept them fairly wellscattered, and proved to b» M mr»%t e^»fe ti-.

-with men as the bases.

' -'•• wai

hit on the head hy Johnson In the fir?tinning and was forc-d t-> nttra I*S«B tIMjam".

Th- Yankee-* "-.ir-d t*o r-:ns in *•••

fot:rth taattiir. ffMst proved to be the, aMDrefy period of the aame. G»rdn*r_-\u25a0.•.•-•..- bur Foster was hit b7 <\u25a0>

pitched ball, and Austin walked. Sween-^sin^lefl through short, b-jr Foster **a

raited at the ptar-. McMillan to 9tra«».TIM latter was spiked and threw the balltngi^rd the pitcher. Austin running t>

third. Quiaa lasted to right field, scorincAustin. V.iir 5-w-eney was .eld at third.Quinn made a bluff to run to- second. aa«tStreet followed with a b! iff MaVSM an«atrapped Sweeney off third.

A3 he start-d hor.ie, F-lNrfe'd chase«thim toward the pare, bur. failed to <"atct\

zh" Bar, and when he started to null*

the tnrow there was no one at tise plat«

to receive it. and Sweeney <'-ored. Quin-iwent to third on the play. ifMupMlS

nalked. and the has** were fu!!. but <3uin-%started home, thinking that Mhadsiarnalled for a «j«eexe play, but was ruavr-.0->n bj Stre-t and touched out.

The score fol'.OW3:NEW TORK. "• >-•\u25a0 '"jr.-.V

r 16po » » rlr)rr»»ai

H-nip <-f ** ' 3»»•• M:'in. <•* ."> 1 1 I 1

w,>it^r

' -• r» 1 1 o « 5.-ha«f»-. Jh t t i* <»

<hi»v'

!i> o 3t3 « •Ij»iiv»tt IT.•9

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°I'lllb. t^ « 3 I

•\u25a0

irrgt.r „ •» \u2666»- - '

M<*Bnde. as « rt « \u2666 •»:iartn'. r.t> 2

• •3 1 .-rr«". c. » 111 2 2jtw-apev <• I

•\u2666

*•Johnson. ?. rt « 1 .. >1

Wuiss. P- «> 2 O S «>• •KiKifsr .. n « »> 0 f»

Tattta. 1 tarn a '-»• 1 >su t

aaajtaj•-

Hr» -•• \u25a0 •\u25a0-

r» Bai \u25a0»

9Ba atetl rtrtrt^AfOO—•

naafclnston •> •t <>•••• •—

aT-*f».Has- hit—Milan. TT»r»--baa- *!:•—Aaaaaai

5,,-rifV» him—Mcßrid-. T-aport- Stolen baaa* -•H«nphill. A'istin. 3»«nnr >Zi. Qv'.nn <2). l^f*on bas*s— Wwhlagton. 7. N-w V>r'». l«

""*on »*::» Oft roaaaa S First base on »r-n .

(ton, 1 v-w T*r*. 1 Ht» by pifh-r—

pv I«hn««Jn. 2; tn- Qulnn.'

-r-ir<. «ut -T?-»Johnson. £. b^ Quinn. \u2666 P»»«~1 b«l!—

-•--•pttth—Johnaon. T}n?«»—2: 13. Uaipir**—•

Fajan jriCvana.

Beat Washington b> MakingTheir Hits Count

Standing* in "Baseball 'Race

Racing ** League Baseball *£ Golf Chess S> Football <£> Horse Show *£ Other Sports

AUTOMOBILESAUTOMOBILES

Defeats AllNew Jersey Team inMatchon Thirty-two Boards.

Althoughan eaeaOfOf shewing- t»s made.the. team representing al! New Jerseypivied no match for th- powerful Manhat-tan < -he*s Club in the btcr team contest onthirty-two beards played at the rooms ofthe Manhattan Chess Club on Thursdayn:?T.

The. home team. which included J. R.Casablanca an.i F. J. Mara 1 won ti-ematcli by Zn points to I*.with two a-amesremaining unfinished fr>r adjudication.

WUlßail M. d» Vlmmr captained the Ma-hattan Chess Clqb team ar<! <">t;j« m Fieldthe one rrpres*?ntlnsf >.>w- Jersey.

MANHATTANGH3ISS CLUB WT?"3

Trainers-*". R»»d. M. Burns. WTJBean 1Attbeeßßj Kob«rt V. 80-i». Jr»-> aaTeafeaXWilliam H. Brooks. W. A. Burttsch-sIT.R. W. .Job!-. J. CatBaMML W « . Daly. C.De Witt; John Duffy. Jarn-s Bavtiti JohnH'isrsins. John Kraaaaar, P J. Miles. .T. P.Mayberry. K. W Moore. Fred >*""

Mi"'lt. JLP. Sir Adams, Samuel Pinkert. K. 1..Rlte<«. «»eorc» Sutler.

Jo.'keys— OMfil W. Archibald, Bft-ertBowman. Norman Brook.-. T. Dav-ie*..i:»rpes D-nnison. Joe Dre--er. Roy Cstep.Fred Fu-r?f. « 1yd«» Goidon. Fddie Orifftn.Allan Lee, Dean Lloyd. William M"»,iJuvUcCartbr, Mart:n Oi«on. James RossQu-en, 9 Rams»v. Mmotti Rossi. ATb»rrtjmirh. John F. Tara?. J. J. Walsh, Al&ertPease.

AUSTIN LANG UATDER BANJohnny Taral Gets License from

Jockey Club to Ride Here.At a m»«tJ7i* of th. st-wards of th-Jo.key Club in th- Windsor Arcade yes-

terday the suspension of Austin r.ang. r*ieJorkey. by the Jamestown stewards wasconflrme-i. Applications '\u25a0

-| .-.», wer«

laid on the table aa follo-v«:Trainer-John Davenport. jo.: » «-J W.

B-r^-n. Clinton Watt and J. IT. Mc»;overn.Johnny Taral. tli- son of m on--»)m-

famous jorkey. Fred Taral. who rod*, inthis aaajatf

-aid sir-roa^ r>-\\\ rid*1 Den

this ••ar. licenses were gran*»d a3 fol-lows:

JEFF BOXES FIVE ROUNDSMeasurements and Weight Are

Announced at Last.Fen Tvjrr-- ;

Cal.. April 22—T!i- hot sundid not rherk James J. Jeffries In his train-ing to-day. Ba put on the stoves andboxed five rounds with Berber and Arm-"tronjf. The latter tv*s w'llins; to quit atthe end of thr«^ round?. Jeffries was keenfor more, and Berber went in for tworounds. Th» Koinj? was fast in both bo:t-«.but Jeffries stood it well, and said he could'keep up the pace for forty rounds or mo:».

F>re;er. while romlng out of the fBBdMiifrequently landed a rich? upper«-ut. one ofJohnson's favorite punches. Joe Cboynski

( was an interested spectator of the sparring.

IHe expressed himself surprised at th« phy-,steal Improvement in Jeffries, but said heIneeded some good. stiff boxing to put himlin fichtina; trim. Joe's workmar tops willaxri\e, to-morrow, and he, »ill be ready toass«!im<» his duties .is sparring partner, if

\u25a0 called on.In addition to the hoTin^. Jewries went

ithrough his usual routine or road workarid gymnasium practice, covering teatwa

!miles on hi.-? morning run. with two ajas>I*M of handhali later and a vigorous at-tack on the peacMaa ha jr. He won bothhandball names against Sam Berber andBillyPp:-

Before MMn enter«d ,n» LJ 11 naaaliaithis rr..>rnin~. 'Farmer" Puma applied Ui*tape to the fighter, with U*l following re-sult:

Heiphr, « feet I', inrhe3:nerk, 1%: rl-.est<normaJ». 45:cIMM texpandedt. J».*S; thixrh, X; calf, 17. ank'e. 10: bi--«>r'. Miforearm. Si wrist, a!*. IMs wi?v. "wasgiven at 23» pounds.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.New P-K-n 4 Ha< '- ri T .11 innlndl.

Ka,; Rl\»r. •;. i.vnn I!..^»ll. 3 Wwr »\u25a0<•!, 1

PiFTir R«• t KUbb; Bar Uaaa-jraar-aali and 1•ir^^r^.>4<">O a lip! <e- »n •

:r! Bga•Berk* 117 Gran m :*' . » > 117. 'Bonnie Krlao.. . tit1

nXTH FAT )-ir r,;ai<l*n tso-i »ar-c!<li; $*0O !

a4d*d FurF >ur f>jrlnnp«.BkalUl Brail";. IV? .r:r!«» Mn

-V . .. in*

Hj»l»' !«••; K'nspn . .. !'•;Rartworth I*Dublin M- i«tr« 10* jTV.tt. w-l l««rt B:ar.--h»> Kran.-r* trtS IRnva: Pfrmn' 1"»? stalwart IjliX.. .. ia>.m ] Hoy .. ...... l"H|Twt.-k»nham ... ... I<VJPiavtaaa !'•> fj-nutT \u25a0 j'i»n . . !«>.*'

Int..rat . I-*'Tn-* , . . M'

Daaajat Mark p>Hj•A;praatl \u25a0 »!-o»i'!•

AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TO-DAY.riBST n\r>: \u25a0• ing fnr fhre#- vear-«Wi aai

'

\u25a0pward; t4'»i added, six furl.jntJ.no>«I Onyx \u25a0.: . >ann« a"Arc....... tIRWBlta 1-J> »W. t. Ovfrton ...IISMaia.ra. 117 •A.iriurh* u«L"-dK:n 115; 'Lull Oire . . I'«H

SEIOXD RACK-

Hanrtlrap; for ir»r»i tbr-« \u25a0

nar* old an.l uj'waM. |Lo«>«> adaaaaV Fv~ •

aaja.Roaa \><i«^n .... ...lltlVaryDs'i* iooRl^hteasv lO7|roUla l^-\ \

>•.leann- 'I'Ar^ . . lwi Kliiab^th Ilarrood .. »."» i

Also oltgihV:Trance US Mcaaaaa .... lrt.3THIRD RACK n>nim. tor t^" yjr-oli-i,*«no

'adifo-:. J'.->ur an<s * half furlongs.

CherMi •\u25a0\u25a0>7 M '« N>tt l<uAfrne. May Irt4|«p»nn> royal a*Hanaatfeß 104! *ia.h:n^»r , OHf«jiRTir rv f: THE QUUUU • OUJCTT I

HAKOK IP; ' < three year afcti an >ip-»»1>1 fiaranipr.l Rrnga \u0084 .». 11.900 Oaa

\u25a0 |lt'ir^'na Qraaa 11l Zi»naj> BlFrftara .^m^ 11*1Campaigner . >\u25a0%raae« ll*.Aron<la.-k MMagazine 109

TIGERS BEAT NAPS AGAINDetroit Men Bunch Hits, Driving

Cleveland Pitcher from Box.•"!«•. «!ard, April 22. -Detroit won from

Cleveland asata to-day, the score heirgr Ila v. Tie Tiaara bunched hits off Link anddrove him from the box. Browning was hithard, bat his support cut off mar- runs.Crawford's batting was a feature. Ho madetwo triples and a sing!'-. Th* Man follows:

DOT .:t.evet«and.r lb i>o a •

r !b po » •Mclntjr«.• •> 1 1 \u25a0\u25a0> " :•.-•»•- If1 <» 1 10Bush. us.. X rt 3 4 •"> Bradler. 3b rt - * •» 0Iabßk rf.. 2 2 0 A 0 Turner. Jb.

•13 I0

CfW4, rf1I4•

(i t^joic. lb.. '• } 7 IIr-'I-hy. 2b <> 1 1 4 rt Lartf. if... lisasMorty. Sb <> 2 2 2 <• Clark*, c... 1. •. 4 S 1T .!\u25a0 r.»«. ]h rt |U 0 0 B :;;h m. '01 2 <» 0

c c c S 1•

Ball. ML... rt rt 2 •_. 11

Ero*nln£.*> 0 0 0 4 0 Nlrholi.i •1 8• •• <»

•jT.irk. p rt <> 0 1 rt

c.. . rt «> I 2 "L-"r^r. c.. 001 10•Btovafl .. . a ••• s

>'«-

5122715 0| Tctais... 2727 15 1

•li«:t.<«d Car Ball :n tr« «»\rnth lnn:fi»p«troit .. .. eeesesei s iCleveland loooooi"

—-T <\u25a0\u25a0• **-' hit! -La|oie, Birmfaichaai Thr»«-

ha.-» atta fiaiftaa. X Sacnrto*" hit«—

Bra<i>y..'""'! aaaETtfaea

—Stovi atii^n baa*s

-CtawfUtd, «.-. hb. Bijgh I>nubl» piaja T"irn*rnn.j L-aj.no. Hj.;:. Turn*r an-i Ijijojo;Brnnniii;.D«lehanty and Jonei I'tf.-hing r*.-orrt—Nine h.Ljoff Link •: :• 2-.: innings; :: hits off Ft*.-

-in::1-3 tnnlns*. Rrsr ba*a en bai'.s-i.mk. 2;n<-r

ST. I; Browntna:. - Struck cut—

By LJn'x. Inor, -, Rrownlnc \u25a0". lyft on Ymkrx —t 'lev*-land, B; DttraU .:. Tuna

—It? I'mpirea

-K«-rin and l-li*rMan.

PHILADELPHIA. 3; BOSTON. 0.Philadelphia. Apr,,

—Earl Moore's won-

derful pitching waa th» feature of Philadel-phia's 3 to 0 victory over Boston to-day.Only or* hit. a two-backer by Herzos;, wmmade off Moor« in seven !nninu.«. aftof•which i" retired in favor of Humphries.\u25a0who allowed no hits In the last two Inning?:.Philadelphia won by mi\ine hits WillWhite's passes »nd Boston

-errors.

Th» s.-ore follows:rHILADKI>PITIA. BOSTON

r lhpo » » r Ih -"I•

Tlta*, If..1 l SO" M~r,-. if . o rt .i rt «P«t»s. if rt

•.". 0 <-o»llns. rf..a rt 1 rt rt

Ormrnt, 3.-• •

1•

•;Be*-k. c* .« rt 3 a «Mac* cf. 1 1 2

••«h«-an. a .« o 4 3 1

R>n»M. 1!> rt «I# 6 H«rzn». "b rt 1 2 •> 0Kna 2b •> I3 1 0 gaiawatj.

-- *> « 2 1•

Doalaa, «\u25a0 •> 1 •• 2 rt M»rt»!. II <> rt 7 1 0room, r . 1 1 i2 9 r.raham. -. <> A 2 ! IMoara, p . a n rt 2 \u2666' White, p.. 00040H'mph's. p

•0•

1 rt »T.l»fu» . a a a a rt

•WaN ... I• •0 «• i> mmts ...•••••

TMala... 3 «27 I«| ratl O 124 13 :•p»«» •

for Maara hi fl• «' •-•'i )nnine

\u2666Ba't*/i frr 'Uhlt- tn the ninth inning. tß*tt«l"or M'->ran In Th» nlith Inning

rrnl.T^'rhia . «..•,.• 1 rt rt I—3B'>«i n.. \u25a0> '• o \u25a0 a ift 0 rt

—v

I*>-bss« Bttl-HtlBK. Dwta, P^t •« Hi»s-Off Meor». 1 'n

"inatri«i Paillfh*!itts—oilm*.

<J"-anf. Moore, P-ir>?f^M <ai-rtfl'-e f•.—

Mage*.**to)en ba**« Mii»«. Ssioran. rvwjbi- plßTa—f-»-»»r»'-. >>»a:i j.n.i Marrel. Htz"?, l"aaaa arulMirr»l. p»--- an«l D<x>in. v • en

—»W

'on. L. PhilaU'lphia. T. First Kas« • n balls—

OSWhlt». 7 off Moot*. 2 *ftHumph t

-1 -:-:•<

MS- «<-• ahit. j b-- Moor*. 2, by Hjmr"rtrs,2. -•-» 1.33. L'mptraa

—Rtsiar and Einsl>.

rrrrsrwßG §T. LOCtSr Ibpit *- r lh[» » •

Hvrn-. ft.ls x I•

Haastea. :b « <> « 1•

l^ach. rf.O 3 l O 0 Kirn. if.... a O 2 1 <*';ark» If ft 1:fl 0 O'llara. , \u25a0*. 0 O 2 IOWasner, *s O r» 3 1 0 KonVh'y.tb '> °'° a <)

Miller. Bit:]« 0 Cvana. rf..O 2 4 O «Fivnn. lb. O O 7 0 0 PtiWns. c.. '• 1 S *> rtramp-11. rf» I:1 a HoUaittt. aa a 1 on 1<;i!wm, r. 1 1 «* <) o Barb'-aii. 3b <» rt 1 2 «>Powell, p. 1 10 10 CUIHMI. p rt o O .". I

IBackuian. p 0 0 0 1 <>

Mala... tiisris o Totals 0 434 1.-. 1PittsHjrsr \u0084a ! nooo l 2 i-4St. Laefei •) 0000000 " O

Tiro t^>« ait -Uul«Tritt. Thr»e-ba^ hit—Ml'l»r BjatrtSea f!!»>» <i«r»r. Fi>r:n. Stolen h8»»«-

Rvm» •an)pt>f!!. EUaa, Ifllliailll r>..ijb!« pla-. -

i'nmptv'l and 'iihdori. ri-«t t-^'e on b«—

tyff

PMnII, 5. nIT iKan. .".. off r*ai;knian. 4Struct aat—By Powell, d. by Barkman I. Firstha»» on arm

—Plt">bij-*. 1. f.»ft on ba*<*«--

P!rf<ih-:ris. 12. St. Ix>'il«. 6. Hits--Off I"orridon,1 In \u25a0;» Innlnars: off Rarkman. 10 !n Ml iPn:n*S.Tim*

—"2.f?>. I'mpir^d—*tDay and nrrrman.

Campbell, of Aberdeen. Waal played his

\u25a0rat full major learns game in right fieldand made an excellent show i:g. Rjraa,too, trea tried out at first ba.«« and prov«Mla clo»*> rival la Sharp* for the place. Thescor» follows:

PITTSBURG WINS EASILYSt. Louis No Match for Cham-

pions—Campbells Fast Ball.PHtSbnrC April 22.

—Th» champion Piratfi

had no difficulty in taking another gam»from St. Louis hara to-day by * scor« of4 to 0. Conidon at th» start save Pltts-

burc t^rf<» bas** on baJ'.s, and was re-lieved in th« second Innina; by Backman.\u25a0who also Issued four cumplimentarlcs, and\u25a0was found for ten hits.

R;«.i-Kill. P \u25a0

i .iroimfls. Ta <BJ T .".<> P. M<;Un»» iiBrvoklys. *dmn*!^!iBOc

BILLIARD and POOL TABLES--» PRI'KS AND TERMS TO si ir

M Bl PPUIRS OF EVERY r»K-aT*"1 ~\\ \u25a0CRirnow. f!-:iMii:abt ex--*\u25a0" •:y/ PKRT mechanics

lie Hriin^icK-Bdlkr-tolleiKWCo. olV Y. j*!)- ,iU>«l 32aii >(. iir.ir llrntirtnuy.

THE TURF.~

RacingAt Aqueduct

fn.HY fTCCK DAT I ni. M*T IJ.HI ';i\N!\iiAT \u25a0: M f m

Sp>».-ial rac-i Irataa mltli Parlor ' •\u25a0 laaf<Ir lullst iii •.'M ij.v* t .•<>, t :>«» p m j

from riatfeajvli \ |1:10 A M |J -,'•!

- ''\u25a0» ' r. i- m .t.pi.ing ii

•(atrand ,• *

•"\u25a0''

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V -'«'.ivja. irj!!i,C"3-etctl *'ta Kind Cat '.

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Milland should cheerfully take you over it.if the car he is driving has ample power fortouring in the country and the company herepresents does not fear comparisons withBuick performances.

d*-|7^ft Buick cars climb fort George•31IOU Hil| on hinh qedr withoutrushing for the hill and violating thespeoci limits to get d start.

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sale uill climb Fort George Hill on highgear as easily as some cars take the slightgrades in (Central Park.

GOLF WIZARDS SHINEFavorites Come Through in

Tourney at Lai:ewood.

TWO EXTRA HOLE MATCHES(

Douglas Beats Forrest, the LowScore Winner, on the Nine-

teenth Green.5 \u25a0• t~

'llUftißd !be Bra] *nd !»(•\u25a0

IBlfl-^ BpH ifiurrmn- at t^e ;

ok of Leftvejeed < fMrrd?.gajl

-J T-a\> The \u25a0•r">h:aTi Baaflb--

\u25a0 m MB that ;h>- imtroM of ,f,»? rrsa* !c.«- »•? BBVet Bl doubt, and thettr-e ;. • aaVd tt fttt Hcrrc^noff. n\u0084 |

'\u25a0•

bad :hat t!;e far-dr \ irie Wrt• \u25a0 (MMDM u?e cf his

.„-'.•» «\u25a0" •« the afternoon. Ftrd

,- r BB|-iS r'Nassau, mho wen, tn

rm«- »••. * ha*d match. wr-

r.-^et Herre-, " \u25a0.'"'• c .r--, irsal round. . • "\u25ba \u25a0 \u25a0!n««.rii r" W.!tne\t » .-a., man r.il It>e :^.e opponent

c; Bide.-« r».t-a beta aWtCSaaal btteßCßtaafl tbO'' '"

a• 'in tl:e monalr.g• \u25a0-I \u25a0 aflß.eC do»ncl

| Slb> ,<\u25a0\u25a0:. a former A::ar.;;r c.:v• - '- ..•\u25a0••'•\u25a0

'ics had hem r'.ayed.

•r ..:,c matches were not e?pe-\u25a0 \u25a0 one b*»tmro . V\"hit-

|BßV ef Rvar Birn, \\ !v.t-Bq » -.. \u25a0k. P H. M. I.-ret. t «

\u0084-.* " BT of the qualifying round., - -

\u25a0 <\u25a0' r> k^- Meadom-. «ij«o---; <\u25a0 rr h»rd. Forrest »en by

:I . "•. *- II muni

DMa|fei Ia baaUSM 73 at the ex-;••*c rf V. I OBBBBOb^ Or ' | •

4f:la»• -, - \u2666• vbara be stood

--•

"X :v": v" horr.ema-d Journey

a--

the Saat aawajt

: \u25a0 ba bdearad arttb an ar- !

\u25a0--». trwn. tak'.VK .'. f«>r tba .v. ,

-«\u25a0

-• -n ;-

-\u25a0 f.n:*hr<l.c »<= '

- - o--- :;.-_•

i« re B*a Kttli Ms .^ tn Bed. -me in "Z. m \u25a0•::\u25a0:! a «•. - . irecord.

.-\u25a0"'\u25a0'»•\u25ba bn bafedßai DoßClaa.--• \u25a0

• nw MBfted Bet bb tbafr\u0084 m • • ". «\u25a0- «r:u BBBOS BOW

\u0084 pypfj i lad•

•\u25a0 DeaataM Bjaej

,-\u25a0»-> LfaSl anfa—'TH ;:-n •\u25a0> tBTB•

-mr 6-'.taiir CS stroke.-

» ». »••*•\u25a0. c^lfe*- in aga-nFt « I r•-.- eaeeejh. Delias a^ajn

. a* Cba tenth. a/MCat, BBBdpj \u25a0 BJCA, B«'«—|'B» PtaMafl Cnt• •« 4 BBOJbX "-c taVftßajeOd BBaal-

.« horwles^ly beaten, butDendsMa JptX nr » r"i as r]»*»

| , „ • . r- # ,-• \u25a0 • bCBBta and\u25a0 --

vmi BBtl: I o"-!• ri i-ut BU,_ .=•-

\u25a0-• In \u25a0 aajajd Daog,, .N .^r^. ) „•, ror-- ••i

--• t«o in 4 and I. r . . £ . .- ttfßeottlea «• tt v-^v-^—

«•<.• .ame b».V :n .m

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Newark Defeats Pennant Winners by a Score of 2 to 0.

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I Injures Jockey Who Had RiddenThree Straight Winners.____ -

FIRESTONE LEFT AT POST i

Props Himself at Start of Han-dicap, to ».'isappoint-

ment of CrowdGuy <;arnrr. TIM J"•"'.*• \u25a0'. under contract to

the N*ew. BStla Stable, rode three winners atAqueduct yesterday, md missed ridj | a; fourth through b*in- injured. He pilotedZander. /.ens «nd R3MB to \ictory in jquick succession, ». ' was aged by IPrinte Gal while at tie pott for the fourth jrac» MbS was forced to cancel his encage- jni»n' to -''1° \u25a0 "rash. ri'h romped home inthe fifth event.

Prince Gal Krabbed -iarr»r. who had the

Imount on Michael Anselo in the fourth I'race, by th- forrarm. and so lacerated and :1 bruised th* flesh tfaaj the boy dismounted

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1 after tl •» finish in su-'h pain as to bring Itears to his <>'ps. The injury was not jMrtOVtj ad :\u25a0• will be ridnjT a(aiD in ajda> or two. b«l he dM not feel r-qual to itakinc tr.t* mount on Crash, and so missedar^tiur winner.

Pat L»unne and his friends had planned a• killing" with th« daughter of McQaa. asshe had baea working "great guns' in p:l-vat«», b^it when it was nec«*sary to >übstl-tiite Van B«nM:hoten they lost much of [thato erTh'.siaFm. and the lillywent to the .post quoted at 5 to I. She won Just the :Fair'!, boaravcr, and won in m way to mdi- Jrate t!at si a is about the best and speed-lasi vuunsMT shown to date. She was!

ihardly mor« than galloping through the ]la.-t f'^r'.-nE. and ran the half mil* In 48 .se<ond«.

.nn;ng Widow, which remped home in \u25a0

tba. mud a few aavs ago. «as tba quoted Ifavorite at odds on. but she was outrun;rnm the barrier, and was out to the last i

MHaM ta teat Vallonia. a Voter filly, ah«*ad for the place. The latter acted badly !

lon the way to the post, running around la'ctacaal «nd chains her tall for fi\o mm- l

ute*.TIM handicap, fourth vn th» card. In

\u25a0 Bad! QSAMBf was iniu:"il, was further Imarred by the mulish actions of Firestone, jtIM bom which baal Maskette in th* jAqueduct Handicap '.art fall. TV" son of jRoyal Flush 111 propped himself as the

;barrier was released and refused to budge 1

an Bm B. With Firestone l^ft at the post, ',

Princf Gal just pauloped over the course to !:win as h* pifiased from Michael ArugHo.

BL C H;i<lr«*th. who saddled Iir-atOlaaj

j was Littc' .iirappoirited. aa ha bad ttal'•""(i m perf*-.Icondition. ;f looks and <

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tba barrier with a twitch. H* turned him |

lOOM n$ tbO starter called "Come 01,'

an-i |n^itl^er (at.BOfl* >Tr. t assidy was to \u25a0 UN ;tor tii<» unf'Ti.jnate occurrence.

R . \u25a0 attttCT 1n tii« first race. 'a« ,\u25a0 MBaVad about as a. .-ur«- rttiMT. and this I• -pit« af a id performance in th* mu3 a I

Pra das~a ac He locked w»U .»nd raa. fairly we!l. too. until half war down the jftretch, when he was knocked out of hi* •

\u25a0 6tnd» and eat d 8eri sharply that any'

r 1 , » hxd was ruined.Wander ran back to his g-^d raca last i

Mopday. arbaal h* lad Wise Mason ****'!*|* )a furlorg1 from hoir». Ro«-kstone appeared

ta 'i*-• >:;m beaten a q'jarter of a mile!

from the hm«ii. bat the Rockton treltilnj?|\u25a0tapptai under the weitrht.

Frank Mullens was tried and found want-';

• ing for the third time at the Tie.'t:-

in the !second ... li*has a prcat burst cf spe«d, f

!but items unable to carry !t for li» ! a .mil^. He rva? three lengths in front jes- '

•erday rouri'iir.c the eibow, tut, try as ba. :, Ta; ';n could not nurse him to tho

l"^!— Zeu«, the Adam celt which wontba Brat tAo-vear-oM race of the meeting.satisfied the critics of his courage. Oamcr

'drew his arhlp 8808 after -\u25a0...: the rl-t

.r v 3!;^ mr coit raapoi i to the call j1 \u25a0 '<v: flincliin;; and iar:» away from j

1Frank Mullens in the last sixteenth.Rustem ran the fastest mile of th* season <

v • n he turned the distant in 1:10 3-.'. In. the third event. Ha Is not a big three-year-'old, but he is bU BOTM and game to the'

Sir esca appeared to have himbeaten corr.lnj? to the last furlonjjpnlff, butba kept on tr:,ns and drew out just at

I • end.Onatus bol:ej 8008 after tIM •tart of the \

.last ra -e and unseated King, but the boy:was n"; inj.:-cd.

NO PRIZE; NO PRIZEFIGHT.Milwaukee. April -The case to test th*

boxing law of Wt»con>Jn came up before ]; Judge Brazce in the Municipal Court, and

'\u25a0was docMed In favcr of the defendant.!K<\u25a0<*. \u25a0 CrouiwtJdl a !>\u25a0 a! NT

Tho ladflM ru>d that «vtMff« no pri2e or \u25a0

chami.innshlp hing^.i on tba result it Mid|not

* BaTBBOd ii prfaaffj]

SUPERBAS IO THE PORELoom Up Bigger than the Giants

at Polo Grounds.

SCANLON PROVES A PUZZLE

Holds New York Team to FourHits. Which Tells Story

of Defeat.

Th» Brooklyn Superbas loomr.l up MlfHthan th*» «;iants M the Polo Ground* fa*.terday afternoon % and handed Mc'irawi

nln<? the bObjII tad of alt*]aear*. It wasth« ucual Brooklyn stunt. After losing

four straight |MMI the team pulled to-

R«»ther and defeated the Giants so neatly

that they never really woke up to the factuntil th* BJBM ended. It was a fast teamthat Bill Dahlen brought acmes dM riv»r.and the Idiocy wa? Wall earned. Good hit-

tinir combined •with brilliant fielding turnedth« tide in favor of th* Suprnas.

Scanlon pitched <in«» tell, and Ml deliverycompletely bewildered the Giants. Fourscattered hits were all that he allowed.Poy> and BridWtl] rould do nothing; withIra curve.", while Seymour and DevMnmanaped to connect for a single splec*.Devore was the one New York player whowas perfectly at ease with tIM Mick. Hedro\« out two ."ingle?.

It developed early tUat til*Giants had apretty speedy team ;o deal with in th«field, and this f«et became mor* apparentas the jram«» went on. Tony Smith, at thirdbase, roused the "fans." He, made a one-handed stop of Seymour's vicious drive inthe second inning and shot the ball toDa :bert like. \u25a0 f!a«h. It looked lik*« a hitartwa tt left th«* bat. Tf^ mad* anotherbrilliant play In fielding Merkl«»'s s;rouTid«*rIn the fifth inritic. \nuat made a HOaVtlonal one-h.-uid"d catch of Brldw*M'« By inUM 'ast Inning. Wtrtdl was marked for two

baset-. while Rurrh nipped a promisingdrive off Murray's but in the eighth witha lonsr, r-iT;tr,ng eatak. Both Daub*rt andBerjrr>n retired the Giants m th« third andfourth innings by cJr.-.-js catches of foulPie* ajfcea th» game was «t « criticalstaK**.

Th» Giants wore strong In the outfiHd.both Murray and Dlfm reaping in flieswhich w»re well on th»* Way toward he ng«a f<» hits. Fridwpll and Poy!«". howevr.'••" anaCaa4y in the Infleld and not up to

form. while Wil«on made a witless play Inthe serond iininr. whirh allowed a Brook-lyn player to aeora; Thinking, per^ap*. th«

bas^"! v«n tall an<l that Da.uh'-- wasEbmd at hom«\ he failed to tag- t n runneron M<Tk!»n jr"r>d throw oC Bergen \u25a0an-ound<»r. •

"P';sr"

Haymortd Im4 tO hsv» on* badinniiisr, althn:;rh he polled aal of two (MicaBißatjr. Daubert opened tbm fourth with «thr<«e-ha^e --•-. I?. Baittk sr«'ind<»d to Ray-

mond and th» v«m- York pitchAr hold th*ru-mer on Third Whfta li<» threw Da.ibTtMil at first. McMillan also cround'd tflRaymond »nd r>anb»rt triM to «.;or«». butwas tnpffMd and run tein, Raymond toWOMB to I>vltn. The 'ast Parser) doubledit-McMillan ar it«.-onfl «rb«ti tb« runner at-t»mpf«d to tak« mother ba£-> «n Urn plajr.

"V\"irh two out i- th« fifth taming a ahHjaand m •-ror oj|«i th* bases, but Murray"'running Ci h of Hun » fl-- r«»irerj UM

Braoklya cror-.i f»^ r-,n-.-

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ir.r^n». \u25a0aymoor misjuds-»d Hummei'shigh fly and the ball fell *afe for a single.Oaub*rt shot a car* hit by Ttridweli andH Smith hunted M|My alone the thirdbase llt\ fli'ing the ba*eje. A r«stly pairedball ailoweij Hurrunel to sro-e, and theattar runr.e's advanced a base each. Mr-Milan fanned, but Berp»n tapped toMerkl*. ,-md the lattar ttaraw to Wilsonto catch TJaubert. \Vi!cOn fai;e d to touchth<* r:nner and a run was smred. Scanlonand Sm:t.i were easy outs.

Devore. opened the sixth inning with a\u25a0' nc>. Do>> UM-lltk-Cd an.l Murray walked.AlthnqgH Seymour filed out to Tony Smith.\u25a0eantoa pa«i«<=d bo*h Bridwrll an.i Dev!i;i.forrmg I>vore across the pate for N>wYork's only tally.T s.'ore follows:

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We Demonstrate

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