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n view sss,si Clus rev Dr,vsrs ssa Rissr-
- MeCermiek vffis.

n Hsv assisi Club rev Dr,vsrs go Rissr-
ss NsCsr-ish vitis.
II has been known Tor some time that the
leading road drivers and riders Of this oitT
were anxious 10 form social eiub more eon-
Vsnisnt 10 the new speedway than jerome
PARK. The old Jerome Park Club has been
practically disrupted By the knowledge that
the grounds will soon be taken By the city for
= reservoir. and quite number OF its mem
bers have gone heartily into the project TO
form = new orRsnlzation.
A circular letter issued Last Saturday Invited
some atty well-knovn horssmen to attend .
meeting at the Plaza Hotel last night to com
plets the work OF organizing the Suburban
Club The question o. scouting A piees, Lot
s SaSn the 'a CUB TX. ss f va. ..asd
b vo sS,,. copmittee KOn , orgsnI,.
$S $ p.sss;$s Ps,b. %IfiI.
4: q r.sui. q the stIorts Of the gent s@sn Who
eiSs .s scn ss ;h%s s hand the suburban
BESIDES the ehsrtsr members named below.
GS XII who the .'Ss sn Of rs ISi % $.ry
Villa. which WIN be the home OF the club for
,sS$S;,, .s;.. fTdsS o:d s,,I isS:iiSR
stsSIe. which vail opiS need the addition q
Sss Vii * % are
the Css, Tos The Sasn o. the weld
bsf: viii b. received. in %dditiOn ' to those Who
f The ipitsies Zee IN lie suburban Club Ia.
been placed at $25, aud s25 will be s1acted for
s :.... ,S SSf .sn e fiSnR re In.
TnS .s ssi a 9' sSDua Re You'd
The example SA dsDOsitins HI: $50 with the
Is L b likely thu. the club will secure land
and build ,i ho us Of t6si r., own the Mecor.
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h S ;. q .sSs
SSsf. Ths III; :S%i; ;.s!: ssS
Il has not yet been decided what limit will
SGe = d.G Tss %ess:r was
Of e. ..as nss: .aS
S ;ss E ssa s %SSISss
3, s 81: g: ii sad Sss:
S.ri poss. thR cub boun David Fence: K,S
J. q. X. Ls.rsnee.. A. Nevbold Morris. T. K
B.si SfT " :: EI.... s M:sS.:"S I SSa
drew d Sands: John y. Hushss. Lew. W.
Tho.; Who s. Gsh not enc pre.: S' but at asss
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snds. 1s a1,s T. shSlts sesn n H shaits u
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S's sa S: sna &. 6sS;ssy Ssn 2 Bs
hs 100 ). oihs The p ss nS
to ioir at once.
k.Nswboid MoSri:. csSPSs.iSsns: !. q. Cos!
rstarI. The House Com mittse. which Will be
s mend o5eth'baL S sSa Houston FAM
Watson, and J, H. Beekman. along, With the
other ofncera The committee Was Instructed
to prepare . eonstitution end, bylaws, The
meeting adjourned. subject TO the call Of Pres
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w..,srvsis didh', have hh usual speed h''hs had
rr..sursr fsieott owe. Eddie Burxs hat for mailing
bass hit IN SATURDAYS game
The New FORKS are not Hitting as thsy can Ihsy
also need several barrsa OF ginger.
ss,aSS S :: :;1SaS st:m'n vi" ID.
s.. s s.s Ne. ss Toi "a sSN
in x. al. sss .sa S 9; :. sts; s.~'
81: H. sSsss he o. the a lat
s s "a az s' :s s 's s;oS S.s
Ss iss cpsosins Ssiisry
wS, !, All 40 sfsssa eo"s s' 10; e
ssc,p,sa Ten gu, Of .is1.n ehsnSss
large plumber Of ,sS.. -sS cam. from Bsi'ISr.
f., ":S. ysa even ann victory
.SS; ;.y..: s:s: ;S r. % Of
snn ss sSn s s .s S: :.:a
.s.s s s eel Sas SsS ssss proved .ou"
min. az s.:s . E.% 81: .as s.s
avn :; S'is ';i'
Cap. L.vis Es.,os n.., sas.msu. broke leg ia .hs
s .,s's ;. n ne !, 9 Il; .s:
spsss On o %.dSs.a h''a 'A' championship ~
ting. II 70 nov Nike Ternan's turn TO follow suit
NAY sas sssiSId Hi:os iii'' WORK i''''iali
PsxcrIoS April 80 -vorhis and Smith. eatchsrs on
ths freshman team usrs to-day taken TO ths 'vasity
s.es t ss S ss%s S =" the si n...
Bis mother but may fstarn IN a ;hOr' 'Ims.
Manager Hanion says he believes In the umpfyss en-
Forcing tns ruls,. "in some cases however" ha de-
clarsd % TVS srs mali yesterday "parers should be
excused for ss,hf,,nr around TIE umpirs: s!o,s
payss lose thst hsads and say thing. thAtthey DOM
mean" It's Lnt speh cases that should be ccysred ~
the rules baseball pIAl Or who lose. his head should
be nned- Il isn't baseball
Nrv IIAygy April .O.--Maunger Skinker OF the Yale
baseball nne to day announced SHAT the following
games had besn arranged after the besinnnE OF the
with Pfinceton MAr ~: May 20.
nr.hgs A c.. At ,,rsnke. T. j.; NAY ~ qeorg,.ewr
AZ Providence: Nay 81, Aniovsr AesdsnI a. New
sss Frincston aud Harvard usi June uniNotsty Of
Psnnsylvan,A At new Hiysn; June open; jung
frincsthn At Prineston: June III Princeton. at Nsw
Yors June ~ IaryAfd. q! cambridge June 70 h.r-
in ease 81 tie III case the hsrvat Princeton series
results ~ re the decisive game win be played at the
Yale held June z.
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TIE HORSE and CARRIxeE Trade
4 Coed TIns TO Buy. - the Market IL
Stocked SAD Frisss Are Low.

a Coed TIms 10 Buy, the Market IL
Stocked sd Prisss Are Low.
Buyers OF horses will be glad 10 know that
there nsvtr was 50 good time to purchase -
now. Prices are low. and the stock from
which to select IL IS good - ever The stock
offered at Van Tasssll 3 Ksarnsy's auction
sale ct 100 and 132 East Thirteenth street
last Friday sold unusually low. and the de-
mand was lively. About lao animals were
disposed o. including . dozen nns pairs.
which brought from $3.50 to $500 pair. A
number OF Shetland ponies were also sold
from s85 to SIPS apiece Van Tassell 4 Kear-
nsy's complete stock Of carriages 10 also at
tracing the attention OF buyers Just now
The segsnS, 81 ,t Fsadsaa Cd 4
attract buyers In large numbers Their stock
omprises FL the varieties 10 open. top. and
panelled vehicles for single. pair. tandem. and
s.GIsesaipsy isstaaiou.N taste who Gould not 30
Wiiiisn b. Pond 4 Co. Broadway and Fifty
first street. call attention to their reductions
iirhytf and hsaSy vshielss to suit iii tastes. w
Truck Company. 81 Thomps on street, are stlll
getting q good share Of business In their line,
and are prepared to OIL orders for i'm proved
IN; Their new patsntyAly 10 marvel OF sim
Harness can be had at Macy's IN all styles
mos' everything pertaining to the track and
stable.
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oaa. .ua End. 81 saer,..

Ths Consy Island Rod and Gun Climb VII nog shoot 81
Dexter PArk ttDOTI0S hsTet0f0rS ststsd In fact.
they lave rot decided as 81 a. 20 the dAJ % Sheh
thsJ Sill hald Their spring shoot
Ths IsTssy CtIy A. O. CyesTs hESs elected the folio
ing onheersi Chairman ". 4 seuddsr; sseIstsTy'
Treasurer. A. r. Dayton Road O0mmittss. W. X. star
FstL T. H. M0llsahAusL sRd A. r nsytoh
Bostos April 30, : EE.am.iasE Champion seunsT
monthg engagement A rowing lns.ESstsI 81 ~
winnipeg Boat Glub OF Manitoba N 1891 BE gAs 81
coach ortne club
Ihs S!.IsI Island AihlsIis cue ssF, Ehs t0lss ins
home ans 20. a. WssE BIZ Ehtoh; july AEAI fEom
hems; July IA Asay from hone; AnE 8 A Mssl
BriEhtoni Sept. fran hoInsi kepL 20 ~ Weal
ErEhton, AadTtsI u Nancy, GOA BEosdNaY,
70 IHg EDiEoA % TaE sCK-Srs 4 fss dsys aga
shAltnss 70 nsei Dsnss4 y ks.S slh bead .srls.
stAnes fFel lusliHaa Ia chausngtpg Hsd 70 broad.
sSord eaatssi on hoItsbaCk Tor ngch nansy A. bs
ghAt tins can hiih ~ tbs r. t,-E.as snes 10
AFEiL ~ ALaE HAEIuxa.
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TWAS BALTIMORES TURN.
sEW ToENs CoULDUT Hir rUEE<Ss
WITa MEN ON BlsEa

W,.iou's PIst.r. Bunehss Thstr 1its OF
esr-ss ana we.isrvrit rsa r1sy.d
Lively H.i,-Lyrss stristiT Esforess the
R.,e.-Broohsyr- WI. n s;-eei-s Match
-Be.te-, Fnt.s--nh. ssd I'e-isvi''. wiz.
Simply because thsy eouidhr HE the ball At
The right time and Baltimore could the New
Yorks fell down Yesterday before . vast crowd.
They also dropped back to ninth place, on even
terms with the Brooklyna who won an old-fash-
toned slugginG match In Washington. The
champion DostonA BY defsating the Philadel-
phias In the tenth inning. tied the 81. Louis
and Cleveland teams for hrst place. Pitts
bursh wslloped Cincinnati In royal styls. and
Louisvlile found the ChicaGos eesJ. II
rsined In ~ Louis. and The cohorts Of Tsbssu
and Won der Abe were compelled to remain In
doors. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati ere tied for
hfth place With Louisville close up The re-
sults:
n.iiimors. 10, New York. a
nrooklyn. 10; wsshinEton. 10
Boston, Q, Phiisdsiphia q
Pittsbursh. 49, Cinoiunsud
Louisville. 9; Chicseea
A. 81 Lous-Rsin.
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vvi.-sr- at East ~. I.nu,.

EAST ST. LOUIS, April 3o-Three favoritcs
one second choice. and IS to / shot won to-
day A light rain fell throughout the after
nooo. Attendance large. Summaries:
fIrst Race-Fivs.eRhths Of mile, selling Florence
shanks IUt tBafTettL IN I. won; Tom stevens, lo4
w. Flynn 10 10 sseondi Cesar. loa (GormanI Ito
10 third Tuns. I O6h. MART Walden Darcy, Apollo.
Q. = Nottingham, aud seven also ran,
second Rars-EeN en-. tiNteenths OF q mite; selling
Bollo 100 (HsmL tork won; Gladoia 100 Mcknight.
eto !. seconds kstch Nm, 100 tfosisD. to ], third
Tins, t;1t. Nahlen r., bzHls ", Ethsl foTtuns, All
Ablszs Luke Richards, fsrchancs, aud Morgan u Also
ran.
Thfd Rsce-Thres-qusrtsrs Of mile; selling. Jack
Rchellsp. I07 tJohnsonG to 8, won; Bayard, % Nv
Tayor IL to l. second; Ed Uattland 1nb (Rarrett 10
90 / third Time. ;inA Starring. Bsilsrdns. Rush
FOURTH Race-Thrse.q quarters OF mile; purse Brook
wood. ps Gohn,onL 10 TO ]. won Lady Litsr. 100 ~
Donnelly). o to l. second; Senator IIbI lO5 u Jack
sonl 10 8. third. Time. :7O< NsId or Rlsrney,
ran.
10p tGorm AMI to Q. Won Miss Gallon ps(laml to l.
second; Elmston.. il7 duoonerl. q to thifd; rims
1O5k Jardins, Edmund Connoly. Prince Peyton.
Crab cider. and imp Asben also rsn
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BALTIMORE. 10; NEW yoRx. u

yort. ssstsrdsy. L vas 40 insSIlliy 10 Sit the
Ss wns and . w.s sn G.r. nis: soS
the O'PSr ..s.9 or IN. ssss
tWiri.r. Mulisns. showed that his arm Was iull
o. wire sDrinFr Thefs wa, srsas s Mnri
S.oo5 psrsons passed through the stilss be.
Sasn H q: a' 8n SSs' RSScS
s g: . .ss.: &. s: 81 s !.
e s1E +. co ,as .. &. rue t. i scs hfs
Sa: .ss ". Would sFft scs puns
e$sa s;r'r game y. ;sss!:. si;s 9s ss:S
;a, .s. .ss :a e: n ': ..a hl u,s is:s
eSs,rspsreu., ssain 10 The Lass innips and
Ss e: as sSo slis. 70 i fesssI .dss
iniTinssd upon "A. rules until r., NE ,i .s
ssse, c S him ' g he s,ses z. @
nai as With raiipS i in the ssms insiss. and
:SS s:%ss SssIS MI. f!s:S
smpirss: follow bis sSsmpie. hs Win feSsiy.
p. q anS si..a bss.S si ' fss New
Works. though losing. found no bones 70 PICK.
and tsirainsd from anything that looked Ike
sTsst one may have An idea how weak New
sh.s MslSs ~ men made "a sss
sysy: psn ,S on Ss. Te 20
stasii siss Win Sas .iss ~:
b Ban AVA ssr s tx sd Hs. SeGn S
inning: with men on second n ~, third and two
SSse q the 'f pr"ioas ipnins ,;r German
GurpSy ana ward could az s.. % punk Out
II g.. paer wofi s' v T Muiisns': curves.
Yale" Murphy played a neat fielding game
aia H ri noe out Sis usual Ssss H. BSTs.S
batting was a. exception q The general rule
s% s N DoSlss s ss,esiSs ~.s soea 81. Ss
S:.s sSs. &. aSs &:
ssgs; snd wsS sDs, .5nVs FL 81 t ss6
where viidnsss In one instance and heavy
tst ~ Il fSs other allowed the visitors totals
The Baitimores began to get the hang o.
ipaing. for. after Kelley had driven . long ny to
Burke. Bonner bunted safely and took third on
tsM nspS sSa SSo 7, ssa bsnS:.
the plate. but Jenninas add Robbie can
tered hume on Mullane's slashingS three
Dagger to the ropes In right centre hem.
in the third came German's demfs%. keeler
hammered out triple and scored IN Brodie's
sipgle. Brouthers pushed Brodis over to third
With o. clean hit and took second on kslley's
short ~ to Tfsrnan. Bonner brought In both
runs with q clipper to centre. but . moment
later he was doubled up with JsnninRs-
Now York secured three rup. In the fourth
inning. Bonner fumblsd Davis's groundsr and
George was safe a. second on Bron,hsrSs poor
SSapoE sro.:sd the plat: on .i%ilss n. y
sserri6cs moved them along. and .Burts ran
home on wild pitch. Murphy got his base on
balls and ran to second whom Bonner left II
uncovered ct the time Ward died 10 Brouthsrs.
Van HAltren left the runners By grounding to
In the nth inning w.stsryslt sent Ksslsr
70 first on balls. and bit Brodie IN the back.
Keller took third on ProuthsrSs trsmeRdous
AZ toyan HaltS:s, and tAan ran nv In poSts
walked In on Kslleys ionk ny 70 Tisrna4.
seventh Baltimore scored three runs. After
McGrAE bad been thrown out 81 g.st Keller
pat single eyer second base and R.odis Eas
td ss ,s sPss{ :.. e ne !.
q passed ball. New York scored tive Igns 10
sssis. double stsal ssd Nv Van H. Isrsa,s two
sad stsai. Coanops inisid I SsoSadsf. and ais
BIZ Burke. The score:
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Opening Reception
Thursday, May Sd,
3 TO 10 II. M.
New Store,
R'Ha.V, cor 31St,

On this day we desire simply to
greet our friends and new neigh
bors. and show them through the
store.
With other stores in Harlem and
the four prominent districts of
Brooklyn (whers We were brought
up, SO to speak, We feel now as
though we had about three million
neighbors, and we'd like to see
each and every one OF them at this
opening.
We cordially greet our new COM
pstitors and hope they'll come too
If our new enterprise serves to
stir them up a bit. there's no
harm, but a gain. both for them
and their patrons.
No goods will be sold on this
day,
Our handsome Spring Book
mailed tTs&
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s s.i: Fi.:s H'ss sss:s!::SS s56sSsSli
- .sr'f iss' s.: asa ssass t :ss si'
ysls rrssemsn L.ts ga ,ea.s,Ssroofyn HiEs
6 b fSs.ss u "a Z oss.aiss. Il "a t!:sis J. sirasf
f Sos.1 = . sss s.nn!:a .Ss.eA s.a aSa' sf
as; s,'-ssasi. stolen S s.ss.j9s,%Sy ssss snIA
SislsI snd a:.a VIVA pisss:s-gs ,I1Sr.,t d p
pfs-fomny simbson- Tims-3 al
AAovr II SzsLzsAH L
PsoupsseH April so=Bresn defeated wsslsyaa this
d three inaiAgs aud saved n nssvss the last pAfi
Of ne sans Reeesoa paseesd veil Tor IopI iasluEs
piish.d scsd game .tssi she taiid innsE 10. asid
ing Of ths Brown boys wss not up TO ths standard.
no: ssss q v...Jss ..s .ssy brilliant especially
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o. oiAsr H..ias.

TAILS Sassux.s. IL; isooKIIs niea ,eHooL- Z.
-Duteh" Carter the famous Yale pitcher ehapsrensd
the little YAs Freedmen team In ihsir initsa Walt to
Rasrn Park yesterday afternoon the sole purpose
ball e.: after Are nos .ss: es ,m sa: rsL.n
f... pisysr looked in. sscona sd,tisa
Of "ysis murphy. the New ysti short Esp
lAi.asitn. eouidnt play hts huIphS a nj. biz "a
played very unllIs the YsIs teams that accas
tomsd to sea Tor ell tns thsy gave the High schools
S e ~ f, Ssn. var.
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aehting New.

Esw LONDON April eo-The trim little schooner
yseht Nsars recsntly bought by Commodore Mol IArg
the stanford Yacht Club went into mission
day the nrst or the fleet OF twenty boats laid
up here during the winter She lies In the stream with
n oT n, ana U1mmouo.e smith o. me Ssv YORK
ford tomorrow IN Forming. An old falling muster. Capt.
Belmont, who has been In md for fifteen years
en- the Heara this year The boat won several
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L:Hassln '',,',,...,,,ss
banned raH'-PsnpsylVAniA "a Home runs-Go
[ssEls hss.: ~ tsh9shhst ~ lhssmAc ThIss.es.s
hlt.-CVniTsu IN 0eIsekls. biAir, Bi,ksisy. bAsrs
iIvlf nOrseEIs, blsEsIsy. D6abls play -RsnnSE aud
isFsskls Lsft on ea.ss-FsInlIl sshlL Lai.issl.
BlAkslsi, hotssTEsl, Water %. ssguAh, heoSSpJ
az Drake. hose. ANtL fTst ba's On sI.Ofs-PrnnsYE
lAaiA .; L4fsysnsi J. t'I.I bass on ealS-LLsm A
~ DRAKE. Holloway ilii 81 pitched baIi-SohoeuhaL
Mid piIeh-nAElREtpn. Passed bAll-BATk.sy Tlas-
ava LMpHs-Dan CamPbslL
o. 49, c = q. 10
me AsW IoTE uAiSsFsIy team stIsnKthsned By four
plAyFIa AVangsd lAsir dsleAt Of tN0 wssks
1sfssLng thu COilsgs bl the tlty u Ne fOrk ANA
ysslsrday AfLsFnoaG Ths sssTs!
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Harv.rs'. H.sss.n Ne. sad O.rs-s..

CAMBRIDGE. April 3o.-Ths nFst Of the HAr-
saEd elaIs cham pl0RShID baseball series WAS
PLAYED thls aitsFRoon bstsssR the soDhompEss
and the freshmen. The freshmen won by IL
10 a GEsaOEy the fresh % ems pitcher. vas
ysTy effective. allowing out three hitA Duhlop
the hFsT ohe Of oneouEAgsmsat ths ireshmen
have plAYsd this yssr.
The ela8a eTeW TAceA Whtch we're 70 have
takSs Rlses ta-daE. UsEa postps1a1 uAIu to-
asifen. ssIls 70 the hsavJ kssa slnd'
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E.!p:S Iun..SipsisnS,t 3. r;,'sgfss Lsfs On
s,;ses ss.TsSy Ss;ns.i:,Ss Soo,s 5T:s...
Latham, Holiday. Stencil Lyons Clh Nieoi. Double
plAys-Biefea9ss. GiAsseock, and Becky. Lyons
laia. Wild EItch-Csams syisin rssssd bail-Nurphy.
Unplrs-kmas. Tims-2.sQ
toopuLLk Q, CHICAGO. =.
LogysviLls April 8o-Louisvins dsteatsd the Chi
cages again to-day In . ons-sidsd game. After the
third Inning Krey retired account OF nsrvousnes.
.hd s,l.tton Gas PIT into the box for the n,., TN:
being made OF him. and one Of these . scratch At
tendance, t.3O0 The score:
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Baseball case. To-day.

ririouAt LrAsur AID Arrnic,s Assocriroz
New York va Bsltlhars. ct tqs Polo Erouhds
Washington Va Bseoeyn, a. NsshimRton-
Philsdslphis ve. Bcstan, ~ PhtlsdelphtA
oinoinnsi Va Pittsburgh. A. C,ncinhsh.
llsfEaS LE.eUr
Bnehsmton Va Erie. At Binghamten.
wtiEspbarrs Buffalo ~ Nllkssberrs.
providsnos va eyrscusa 81 ffavidsnce
Springfield " ffoy. ~ springfield
orHun aiurs
Brown ~ Williams. At Pro ydsrce
Utica W. Cuban Uiants, At UTICA - ..--,-..-
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Pr,.. shrsp.hi-.s or sor Earops.

4 consignment Of four ysarling rams and
Ave ewes we're shipped to England yesterday
on the steamship Bowie. to compete at the OK
ford. Bath. and West Royal Counties and
ROYAL Agricultural Shows this summer.
They are pure shropshire stock from the
flock Of q. Howard Dawson. owner Of the
Aitamont farm near Millbrook. Dutehesl
county. N. Y The farm has already attained
prominence in agricultural circlss, 1913 prizes
having been won LIZ its entries OF I've stock at
the leading American shows during the pas.
three years, TweBty-one prizes were tax en- by
thirteen animals sutered at the Worlds Fair
last summer
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S.,. ,ss,ss .::..S s.SisSss--IS
hllsSsu,liyss Tr.ds y. Dsly. ds,,riEhS Hone rnn.
-CoFeoran joyce. Double pley-naly end foutk
T,rst base on bal Bnfna shlsdla batter d. Dsy 2l
hbbey t2L EHsH (n Joye. ~ Csltwrfht and Nsrd
Iror,-N..hisstop. s: srootgn Len on bases.
ward RnTns Coteossn, frsdvaI. wild Piteh-Dsub
sto en- hases-Burns TN seibsch and Cofcorah I'm
pife-stafa Tme-2D
rosroS. o. PHILADELPHIA. &
fpt.psLyut.,, April so-Luek vas sgaln,t the rh!is.
vioesy In ths tenth naming aftsr hsd bees put
cut fhs visitors vsrs outntdsd and outbated By
oon m ANendanes. 1000 The sesrei
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E:;a En- ". :. H.:
Is h.lls-6a koS!hisa, D. % sIyaI. d; oa riHslL !
GiiSra dsOE. ReSiasoi. fsw s.cTi1es Eit-WiiioS
s b.as, S S.,s: : s :s. f III. 81
Ritsh:r-sy Rssis.Sa. !; ~ hTsa via Pl.sh-
nms-l 50
usrEAInI oy FESHsTIVAzIA. aSi LAyATEuS. 1
PEIL4psLEaI. April so-Ihs uniysEsity et PslasyL
Ahs game for Ihs QgAksTL stTtklns twelve In
NkIeh &aI clean The aeoTs:
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~ !. >.s ~. 70 ssI ~.
scored DALEY With ehse
Manager sehpels's men alse bad = batting
.sre.k y The Last lssI.s vh.n sss.y r n Sc
90 Lalls and Capt Joyes's hone run drive.
ibis cent the rootsrs hems Ia good spirits.
The score:
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Esrn.a xyn...,Louisyilis 4; Chicago l. yirst base
Struck ousnhy NcG,ll, Tire. base h,t'1ptsa.. E2h
-Louisyile. stolen basel. Browp. Double plays-'
Richards.n Pfsnsr and W. Bro sn Dshisn and DscSs.
Umpire-awAItNo Iime-l 81
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BHooELTs. is; wAsHIsoTos. 10.


WASHINGTON, April 3O-ThsTs vas enough
biting In to-daI's game to satisfy the most
bxaetfnR baseball patron. but 1t Was not q good
day ioF the home team dsSDits Dangerous
FallI In thsiT afth inning. Up to that time thsy
had been Tagging along hopslsssly In the rear,
credit. Bases % bAlis by MsEeer contributed
very materially 10 bring about this result, for
In the second Inning, With single Ease hit io
their credit, the visitors Tailed three tines"
for he hsst time this season, sat IN the pTesA
sssts lnd rooted with his oid-tims visor for the
In the third inning the BrookiYns made
perfect show OF the home team. for with i've
ospe JoIss and Snort sISs sSliiT.s ssT. i ia
kortAnt fAetnTG In bringing about this result
When the last OF the VisiJ0rs had hnRlly re-.
tired In thia tnninR ten OF them had laced
Mercer, pnd this proved 70 Ls hts last 1tlsnpt
oaly hit safely fsiss In two Innings and Il
looked like eineh for the visitors. Ia the
nth innlnRt however. the home team yoke up.
AAssAmsr hit safely and and 50 did sslbAeh.
ssshhF. 9S . Tsls seat az a0@s wEsh p
Burns and Ward hit safely. scoring sslbAeh,
1aEea Was hit ~ q pitched ball and Abbey vent
e hEyt PASS oH called balls D1gdAlss ground
scored sdlliYsa hit sAfslS foI dsnss; Aa,-
: ehAnes. which vas eagerly AeesPtsd
BTooklIp agalp scored in ths hith tng apd
SSlAed tSe lnoLs TuRs u thsiI nall ~ the
"a bsstsisSt i Ia lstiss ssBtssias hssS IA h
WlshlRgtsAs haa HsR 20 bases, baG hlts ysTs
scattered And az ERns yasaited. kTooklyn took
spp9SthSE s1ttinS slEssk ~ eighth lnnlaE
sAtAais III tslsiI sHe tsetFse acne %
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~: - - S e s.as S''E'1 "a A'i'i-''s
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A saRltsl stsEy, In Lhs light comedy yslal IL
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pan, BTeds. stolen 6Asss-NnIphJ I9l ward, b1yk
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ssrT;I!' 2 sl5sss s1.-sy nsLaas * Es.I,Ly,L
murphy Maid. and Conner L.iton bAsss-EsT Ysrk
las halIimaTa Wild pitch-AullAnA Passed ball
bolls. nmS--l so unPTs-LJnsh AitshdAhes-