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THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 190. a0 GROOKLYNS VO. CRICAGOS larrager Ned Hanlon Hauls His ~ Men Over the Coals and In- “sists ‘that They Play Better “i Baseball To-Day. GFT OES. THE TWIRLING Greater New York Team Play the Bostons and Realize that They Are Up Against a Hard Proposition. THE BATTING ORDER. BATTING ORDER. Brooklyn. Chicago Bos' New York, 1g, 80. Harley. rf Dougherty, It Davis, If Ie. Slagle, If 3b, Keeler, rf. Chance, 1) McFarland, ot Courtney O'Connor, 1 Young, 'p. GriMita, p. Umpire—O'Loughlin AMERICAN LEAUGUE PARK, NEW YORK, June &—In anything but an ex- Trolley Dodgers were out to Céllent state of mind, but nevertheless it an even break with the speedy, With -lenty of determination the In- Stockinges "Cubs" this afternoon. | V@ders went up against the hardest pro- Phe veather man took pity on the bail’ Position they have had since returning and gave them a warm summer home. AB#y Tor the last game of the series and ®0od crowd was in attendance. | Gr {Hanlon was soie over the defeat of or 4 Wick ckes, p, stimpine 8—O'Day. (Boecial to World.) ASLEAGUE PARK, CHICAGO, Ill. June Firat Inning. began well by tooling Dough- ith three good ones after three amth ; afesterday, He hauled ais men over the s had been called, He let Collins a for letting the game slip away in| walk. however. O'Brien filed to Keeler, the ninth mn they had second and! and Collins was all the way around to {Mhird bases occunied with nobody out!third with no chance of getting back mt ‘nd failed to score. The Brooklyn man-!to first. It was an upnusual double 4 r ploked out Sammy Strang for an| from Keeler to Ganzel. No runs vidual roast, the poor work of the| 4 former American Leaguer at the middle "Station giving the Cubs two of their| pss ind the game. Davis to T | died filed to left nes No runs Keeler out, Collins MeFarland bunted and Second Inning. “Foxey Ned came to the conclusion| Freoman sent one to Willams too hot )ghet. Sammy will not do at second and) to handie. but Jimmy picked it up in @ consultation with Capt. Doyle | fy .4° nee niates Barent filed to 1 Chan t. Wille *Beclden to shift him back to his old| {any ‘co miners ut WHE qplane,at third and give “Dut Jor- atu was taken care of by Mo a try out et the central station. Collins, fe date est OTH OY a e directi and fe Utility man showed vp well in mit_juggied, Courtney's toe and will probably hold down ‘or fouled out Job unti! Tim Flood recove Piteher Pounds, late of the Clevéland v. join the Brooklyn in St This is the slab man who was ed for Clarke Griffith's Highlanders, ‘“Mbut could not come to terms. Hounds pomes highly recommended by the Third Inning. Ferris led off with a single pas third. Creiger beat @ bunt. Young put a Hitle one over first, scoring. Ferris. Dough- erty fanned. Collins's long one over third looked foul, but "Silk' called it fair, and Crelger scored, O'Brien was leveland players, and Hanlon belleves/ ut a mile at first on @ little one to £i Will round out the Superba pitching | Snort: but O'Loughlin again called him apes tent in good shape. led ‘by Grif. Freeman fouled out to ie Conroy. — Parent doubled over third, es aaee Ae: scoring Young and Collins. La Chance and Wicker took care singled to left, scoring O'Brieb and DER Dane Wicker noes Gaotkach| Parent, Ferris’ouls Courtney to Gane ut at first. Dobbs tore off a triplet to|#él. Six runs. McCredie, singled past Casey, |, Grith pus one to Parent and waa out McCreedie "was railed | at first. O'Loughlin tried to call down Beanies tuonientece wae @ rooter in the grand stand and got reedie made a yellow muff, of 8 fly and the ‘runner reached agle sacrificed, Garvin to dvaneing Harley singled {0 centre and rvin caught him napping off Sere second on Doyle's ity heave ts Dahlen, Jones bunted and third on Garvin's wild throw nee. scoring. | Tinker | singled and fasey singled past Doyle, ‘hit to. Garvin, "who" threw fe loo inte to catch Tiulcer off third. jcleared the bases with a double Pigbt.. Wioker singled, King reaching Harley filed to’ McCreedie and Slagle grounded to Strang. 8, the worst of the argument. Davis fan- ned und Keeler's bunt was no good. No runs, Fourth Inning. Kreiger filed to McFagland. Young did likewise and Dou Was out. Orit rent to la C er, No ri Fifth Inaing. high one was pulled down by O'Brien dropped a safe one as niadled trys Freeman's drive 0 runs. r ent _to La Chance Courtney flied’ to left. O'Gonnor doubled in the same reotion and scored when Griwth doubled to centre. Davis got a pees and the rooters were standing Keeler put one to short, shutdug off Grif at third. One run Sixth Inning. Parent singled to left. La Chance pas . He responded with | sacrificed. Fenris singled “to riguit, Re mee Rivers, and was fielded out| scoring Parent. Creizer forced Ferris < nd was doubied on a little drive to Y to Dahien. Jonos| C One run, Jackitsch ftum- Williams and "1 to Collins. then threw Ganzel filed to left. touled to ¢ Collin McFarland Second: Inning. Ufted a tly to Harley. on Casey's wide throw. d. out to Jones. Jackiitsc Place. He drew a p Ibe «: stopped wes Dahle: ‘Rit- took 56 while was resented with an um- me uet_of flowers from out, short to firs No runs, —— WINNERS AT LATONIA. (Special to The Evening World.) LATONTA RAGE TRACK, June 3.— The races ucheduled to be run here this afternoon resulted as follows: First Race, six and a half furlongs— ‘Won by Blackmore, 7 to 1 and 2 to 1: Ines 2 to 6, was second; Insolence was thi Time, 1.26 1-4. paecore, Raco—Four and on halt fur; ron, We gue Cay to 1, © tare ema Friv- ‘Sinshelig? oo 4. | sa Tt o 4, Weich Girt was tniva’ was ‘WOMEN GOLFERS IN CLOSE Miss Underhill Frayne and Mrs. C. Outplays Miss Ch Metropolitan Champi The second round of Golf Tournament for the women’s cham: | Se erereaeet aks 2s (Rees Pionsalp of the Metropolitan district |» The Le! Settee a Mk Bridal ees i ne Lewis A C., newly organized, vould like was played at the Richmond Couaty | ila’ and “Dwight, tregia, “Brooklyn: to play games with teams for @ pide dot avorag Country Club's links on Staten Island{ ing foumeen to sistoea Years. Twentieth Gxehee {The Rival Suuliray 60! Harlem, dnl tormed, tury B. ¢ 1 Magno'ias, Dexters There were sixteen starters in the | teamr Ade reee) Mee Re Seascale round and ten played for the Beats ore 4oeo-s DOINGS AT THE GRAVESEND RACE- TRACK AS SEEN LY ARTIST LOOMIS. VOROORADDIDDD-DVA®®ADED OBADNOGAAG IAA rDEETIODIDIOIO AMATEUR BASEBALL. PLAY Mrs. C. Stout aries in AMATEURS, ATTENTION! The Evoning World will print ull challenges, results of games or other news concerning amateur baseball teams in Greater New York and suburban towns in the Sporting Edition. From time to time, as space permits, pictures of the captains or star players of teams will be published. Address all communications and pictures to the Sporting Editor, The Evening World, New York. jonerpe J. Mieonie, 9.: H T. Kesler, ¢ P. the Hemiocks by « score | consol | Be The Astors defaate tion cup. Mrs. EB. A. Manice, of Baltu u Adiress John Page, | 19 to 11 . ee rol, the Metropolitan champion, defeated | 457 Amstertam avenue, Two good plarers. formerly of the Hoppe A | Mrs. Wililam Shippen, of M MA He would like to joln a en years trong team of from | pl furnish own uni- | 196 | The Savoye defeated the crack Sagamores la ty, 5 up and 8 to play Sundar, May 24, by a eoare of 8 to. 6 In Willem 6, Sobaap, No. Miss Ruth Underhill, of Nassau, deat) \: sed) SMa ea, Ganrge vee , Brooklyn, Mrs. Frayne, of Harbor Hill, 7 up ana) bypeail” | 6 to play, (At the ninth hole | ‘The Oakland A. C. have Sunday open for a Charies C, Siout, the national cham-| The Kingston BD. A have the following | uniformed team. satemn years of age | Halt pion, was 3 up on Miss M, A. Charles,| tates open. June 6, 14, 20. 28, July 4. 5, 18,| axpeneos for. ten No alde bets. Ad ot Essex County. st 40, a ‘ect Uke to hear troni | dress F, A. Boelk as raid, Er For the Conscation Cup Mire. W. Kel-| ng wood. inducements lows Mo gan, Baltusrol, beat Ger: : ; ars, Salle (tO, ane tea e everett Le Bin a return ald F. Brophy, of Richmond County. 3 RCA Rui Neroreeinans ine Lhe The Americans vil Up. © | Tine up as fo.lows: Miller. Ib 3 be en eT oi Ad Wagner, 3b.: Leder, If; Ga sort © dnteated the Liberty | chi Lett or Cary, 68, Wjetkowite. p:; Berkowtes GRAVESEND ENTRIES. bio {capeatay © Beer 202.20 8'2 19] ‘The Fourth avenue division of the Interurban Speota! to The orld.) f 5 2] sitet RLaiiway Company have organized bases (Sprotal to The Evening World V2 2 OF 900 OW 8) sist am for the coming seasoa, and would Ilka RACE TRACK, GRAVESEND, JuneS.) 2.) wetertoo Baseball club bh Glhear tom all "raliway Ceama wiibia, tw —-T ot ces are Moret nite Dal o ims lines The entries for to-morrow's races are | qare opt Me Mure ee bets ot me teams lines Up a as follows: Bay and wonid ike” to “play unformed Yeame we Kavage Teaptain, Firat fees te. sie J AYETARINE Nerenteen years, Albert Cervantes, 3b; Robinson, eH aadiah, Nese Three-yourolda; handicap; mile / Scions’ Dam rose aad One Husdred ane, Fit: savage, care ‘Inter: 14] toethird aireet. Nh div., Sighty= Mackey Dwyer Knight Jim Kally Bryn Mawr Third Race—Seliing Agnes D. Semper Vivian Clorita 118 Coruscate Ella Snyder... 1... 98 Past parwerth Race—The Standard 8 Major Daingerfield..125 Atri Sunoy Moore ......:109 Hen Hunter Raine Fifth Race _aaing frabsel ein! furloh Vigilante ™ OL Tim D., Jr Colonials MFC Ploseera 113, Eloim Siath Race—Matden two-year-olds, Jonge vs i Spartens Jocund M2 Lady Trist... anne Destiny Saro War Times § Spart Bron Dutitut Revellle Dat Mohave 113° Harangue Gioney Boy 109 Bobaail Seventh Race—Three-year-olda a nog Hoary van Ness Elberfleld In Suspended. DETROIT, Mich., Barrow, of the Detroit League baseball team, stop Norman Elberficid $200 a off indefinitely for cisbey ine the club rules and careless playing, - mn Baseball To-Day, 4 P. M.—Amorican ‘League—Greater N.Y.vs.Bostun, B'way & 166th. has fined Short- * Ot the Eduoational Allt- Baysides, Peekskitls, F.C. will challenge games from averaging from tw. ay Schaw, No. y Bare. etna cross: bata. wiea, the Robert Galt Baseball. Club at Prospect. Park Satur Would like to hear trade. Address E. Murraya Kingsland ..... Th Vietlanta Prompecte Rcartane Orlolee ‘Spartans oo0700840 Brooklyn Boye A. C. 90000121 Montauk A, C.... .O201001 eee sera ore 099900902 10 cts. Sune 3.—Manager ree 00200002 2; American . . . hdl laid him | Oroittan Seconda 9 3 1 0 1 0 Oakloye 120 ‘They line up aa follows: M. Dewverg. HAWTHORNE RESULTS. (Special to The Evening World.) HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK, June 3.—Following are the results of the races soheduled to be run here this afternoon: First Falkland, 7 to 5 Race—Five furlongs. Won by 7 to 5 and 1 to 2; Preakness, piace, was second and Auditor third. Time—1.04 4-6. Second Race—One Mile.—Won by Sate- 1; Lord Mel- guard, | bourne, Can Won by Alright, Red Com; 7 to 1 to 4 to_6 for place, m third. Time—1.48. Third Race—Mile Favonius, 9 to to 20 pi third w was second; and a sixteenth.— & and 2 to 5. 8 second and: Time—1 | —=— Bucknell at Princeton. uckne}l 900001 0 O01 Princetum 0100011 =F Ratteries—Jaekel and Teufel; Under- hili and Reld pe $26 O9660060299OO04 _—— CBIDIDLDDDDG-D4DHDODPDOOOD * ENDYMION FST. IN OCEAN RACE, But the Kiawassa, Owned by H. | B. Shaen, Wins on Time Al- lowance in Schooner Race. The Endymion, owned by George Lauder, jr., winner of two of last year's ocean schooner races, finished first in the first of this season's events held by the Atlantic Yacht Ciub, but, Kiawassa won the prize on time allowance. Sho finished the 28-mile race. which was started Monday morning, at 1.36 this morning. at which hour she passed Scotland Lightship. The next schooner, the Fleur de Lys, was over an hour behind the winner, and the others came trailing behind her. The En lymion made the best time over the course, 89 hours, 9 minutes and 15 seconds, but she was beaten 28 minutss, seconds on Kiwasse, the winner o! the race, and by 18 minutes. 25 seconds by the Iroquois, which was the second boat. The Endymion led the others at all points of the course, rounding the Fir Island Lightshtp 11 seconds ahead of the Iroquois, and the Northeast End Light- ship of Cape May 1 minute, 34 seconds ahead of the Fleur de Lys. The race was sailed in moderate breezes shifting from southwest to west northwest The Estelle, owned by L. J. Callanan, had some trouble with her centreboard, it 1s sald, which may account for the delay in her arrival. The Thistle, Com- modore Tod's scnooner, allowed the othors time. The corrected times follow: GEO. L. 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