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CARNIVAL AT TATTERsALI,s.
Schedule for the Entertainment
Next Tuesday NIGHT

The card at Tattersall's for Tuesday,
May g. Is one of class all the way
through. Manager Houseman has decid-
ed to have only five bouts but they are
all important ones. Here is the card:
Tom Sharkey VS.. Joe sChoynski.
jim Hall VS.. Tim Seaman
Barney ConnorS VS.. Billy Stiff
Sammy Harris VS.. Mike BARLEY
Joe Hedmark VS.. Walter CamnbeII
Ihere being only five events insures to
out of town patrons easy opportunity to
make the early theater trains. This viii
be Tom Sharkey's first appearance In
Chicago in an actual contest. and as he
ana Choynski, although they have met
on two different occasions have never de-
cided the issues between them. the
match takes on unusual interest.
For the carnival of Tuesday. Nav 3 ar
Tattersalrs, Chicago, Manager Lon
Houseman has made one Of the strongest
and best balanced cards ever offered for
a boxing show in the country In nittino
Tom Sharkey against clever Joe Choynski
he offers the strong sailor bow in q real
contest for the first time in or near Chit
cago. Patrons of TattersalTs remember
the game and splendid showing Sammy
Harris recently made against Kid Abel
Harris has whipped Casper Leon and
others of the top notch little chaps. Mike
Barley whom he meets May s has a
Splendid record, lncIudlng two draws with
the Upton Slasher, which is strong
recommendation for his fstic ability
Barney COnnors, the strong rolling mill
boy, who has of late been coming about
as fast as any man in the ring, is pitted
against Billy Stiff, who is credited with
being the possessor of one of the hardest
punches in the business. Both are won
derfully heavy hitters and their coming
together is awaited with unusual inter
est. Joe Hedmark is to meet Walter
Campbell, of California. Hedmark IS one
of the best of the 1S0-pound boys. He IS
of the rushing McGovern order, full Of
fight all the time. Campbell is of the
same style and the go ought to be q
rushing one from gong to gong. Jim
Hall, the clever Australian, who is said
to be in the best form of his career. and
he has held his own with the very best.
will meet Jim Seaman, the heavyweight
from Pittsburgh, who is being watched
by experts all over the country as being
unusually promising. Hall has not been
seen in active work for a long time
in Chicago, where he always had a large
following. All the men engaged are in
hard training and Tattersalrs will sure
ly see some lively work on May s.
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and told me that he believed Youtsey had
It, / told him he had better see Roberts"
HOW TO KILL GOEBEI..
The witness told of another converse
ton with Youtsey who came with Bur
ton, Of Breckenridge county.
'H0utsey said he had tho greatest
scheme yet; that Goebel could be shot
from the secretary OF states office. and
nobody would ever EnoW S-ho did it,"
Witness denied that he had a CONVEX
sation with Miss Sallie Jackson, in which
ne made statements damaging TO himself.
AT meeting in Powers Office 1 pre-
sided, and the question Of providing
places for contest witnesses was dis
cussed. +. b. Burton pulled out a hand
full OF cartridges and said: "A few II
these turned loose in the proper place
would soon settle this contest" Caleb
Powers said that If any such talk as
that was TO be INDUCED in. he would
leave the meeting"
Culton testihcs again tomorrow. Pow
ers, Davis, Whitaker, Youtsey and
Coombs will be summoned to Georgetown
next Monday. The Scott county term be-
gins there that day, but it Is probable
that the court VIII call a special term
for the trial Of these cases. 1t Is general
ly believed that a special term will be
fixed for July.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, May 2.-The 1000 guineas
won by the Prince of Wales Diamond
Jubilee. Barosna and Sidus finished sec
ond and third respectively in a field of
Prince Of Wales gu WATCHED his coiors ca ne
ried to victory, and the subsequent re-
ception accorded him showed how popu-
lar was Diamond Jubilees success. Sir
Martin led to the furlong post, when
Diamond Jubilee drew clear, followed by
Sidus and making the remainder of the
running, won easily by four lengths.
Three-quarters of a length separated the
second and third horses The betting
was II to 4 against Diamond Jubilee 50
to l against Bonaris and 100 to l against
Sidus. L Reiff rode Bonaris. Tod Sloan
rode, but was unplaced.
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CLEYELAND FINALLY Losr-
$ 5Il1I27I 2OI 4 Totals

Cleveland ..........1 0 0 Is
Detroit .............S 0 D 3 O-6
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MEAT INSPECTION BILL.
Text of Measure to he Presented to
the Reichstag

BERLIN, May 2.-The Schleische zei-
tung publishes today the terms of the
meat inspection bill i'll the compromise
form. Canned meats and sausages are
prohibited entrance Immediately Until
the end of 1903 fresh meats are permitted
to enter only in whole carcasses or halves
in bulk, including the lungs, heart, kid
neys and, in case of cows the udder at
tached. The bundesrath can require other
organs Prepared meats are allowed to
enter only when the manner of prepara-
ton excludes the possibility of danger to
health, or when examination is still pos
sibe upon importation. Pieces smaller
than eight pounds are not admitted, ex-
cepting hams. bacons and entrais
What will happen after 1903 is left Open
but if the reichstag fails to regulate the
matter anew, until then the foregoing
provisions will continue in force
The Local Anzegier says it understands
that a considerable majority for the com
promise is assured In the reichstag and
the bundesTath
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ST. PAUL TEAMS MEET
For the First Time in Twin City
League SeasOn.

The two st. Paul teams in the Twin
City amateur leagues, Lennon & Gibbons
and Hamms Indians will meet at Lex
ington park on Sunday for the first time
since the opening of the league series. and
with both aggI egations determined 10
win, the game promises to be fast and
closely contested. The Lennon 81 Glib
bons team is now leading the league, al
though trounced by the Hamm team lust
before the season opened III an exhibition
game. For all this they are determined to
win out.
Cook and Frary will be the Hamm bat
terry while Dahlquist and Clayton will
occupy the points for the clothing men.
The men on both teams have been able
to put in considerable practice which win
result in better ball than was seen las,
Sunday.
There will be several rev men on each
team. no effort being spared to strengthen
the makeup of the teams IN the league.
The Hamm and Palace teams are tie6
for second honors with the Minneapolis
brewers in last place with a good strong
team of ball players
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Auueauct Races.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Three favorites,
two second choices and an outsider di-
Yided the card at Aqueduct today. Re
suits:
First race. about seven furlongs-Ar-
row Wing won, Taxpayer second, Dutch
Comedian third Time, 1:26.
Second race, six furlongs-Elfin Conig
Time, LA 3-5
Third race, about seven furlongs-
Ragged Sailor won, Mercer second,
George Lebar third. Time, 1:26.
Fourth race, six furlengs-Boney Boy
won, Robert MetcaIf second, Lady Lind
sey third. Time, 1:14A.
Fifth race, about seven furlongs-Mc-
Grathiana Prince won, Laudeman second,
Kimmage third. Time. 1:27.
Sixth race, five furlongs- Bellairio won,
Millionaire second, Horsa third. Time,
102 Is. az do
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Yale Defeated Brown.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 2.-The Yale
baseball team defeated Brown today, 5
to /. The visitors secured their only run
in the first inning. and blanked Yale for
four innings successfully. In the fifth,
by a combination of errors, Yale pulled
the game away from the visitors, and
after that the tide turned In the sew
enth inning Yale, by a succession of OBJ
portunities that were simply bad errors,
scored three additional runs Score:
Yale .........O 0 OO2 0 IS y 3
Brown .......1 0 0 0 U 0 Oh s 6
Batteries Garvan and Cunha, Wash
burn and Whittemore
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Four North Coast Limited Trains

Have now Sue essively started on
the 2,00O mile run over the Northern Pa
cifc to the coast, and fifth is only wait
The first train out today begins its
return trip, and on Sunday next will have
completed its first round TIP. This train
made its schedule time to the dot, and it
was simply play for the big II ton loco
motives to do it.
The ride from the observation platform
at the rear of the train is one that viii
be remembered. The landscape lies spread
out like a book, and the passenger has
no annoyance from dust. cinders or
smoke. Reserve accommodations on the
North Coast Limited" the Crack Train
of the Northwest.
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70 SHOOT FROM A WINDOW
HOW HENRY YOUTSEY is SAID TO
HAVE SUGGESTED KILLING
GOEREL
CULTON TELLS THE STORY
Sensational Testimony Given in
the HenriD -efOre Judge
CRntriII, at Frankfort
Change of Venue.

FRANKFORT, Ky. May Wv. II. CuI-
ton, the clerk of Auditor of State
Sweeney, who is under indictment as ac-
cessory to the murder of Goebel. went on
the witness stand in his own behalf In the
hearing of the motion for bail in his
case, this afternoon, and gave highly sem
sational testimony
Culton's testimony followed after the
motions for bail in the case of Davis.
Youtsey Whitaker and Combs had been
overruled. They offered no evidence in
support of their motion for bail. judge
Cantrill ruled that as the indictment COW
cred a capital offense, the accused were
not entitled to bail
Orders were entered transferring the
prosecution against them to Georgetown
for trial on change of venue
At the opening of court today Attorney
Brown called attention to the fact that
Wharton Gould, who Is under indictment
for murder, was not under arrest, while
the others were in Jail.
The commonwealth attorney stated that
on his recommendation no warrant had
been issued for Gould. Who had turned
states evidence and was promised i'm
munity
Col. Campbell cross-examined Culton
The substance of his testimony was as
follows
81 had talks with Powers and Taylor
about bringing men to Frankfort. Taylor
wanted witnesses from Jackson county
before the canvassing board He said to
get about twenty-five. l had another talk
with Powers, Cecil, Davidson. Howard
and others. I don't recall any other cor
ferences."
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, DEFENSE OBJECTS.

The defense objected to the witness
telling what Powers and others said. %
lection oVerruled.
Culton said:
81 Gid not tell the men who came with
me that Democratic legislators We're TO
be killed by raising a row in the senate
and l never heard it discussed. When
Berrys contest was to be voted on,
heard it discussed that he was to retain
his seat even if voted out. I heard moth
ing said about a plan to kill anybody"
Henry Youtsey, after the assassination,
asked the witness where he was on the
day of the murder. 81 told him that
was mp in the house lobby. Youtsey
asked me how it would do for him TO say
he was there with me. l told Youtsey 1
was afraid he pas going to get into
trouble. Also that Grant Roberts wanted
to see him. Roberts had missed his rifle
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british ArIstocrncx n1amed.

Many people attribute the recent re-
verses of the British to the degeneracy
OF the aristocraey. The life of luxury
certainly does not produce vigor Indi-
gestible suppers, late hours, constant
the stomach and weaken both physical
and mental vitality. The blood that
makes men heroes must come from ac-
tive, healthy stomachs. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters purifies the blood and
strengthens the stomach. 1t cures con-
stipation, indigestion. dyspepsia and
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TOO FAST FOR ST. THOMAS.
Varsity Nine Was Too Muci for the
the COIIegians

st. Thomas played their first league
game yesterday with the state university
on the home grounds of the former. Nc
Dermott pitched the first two innings
for the Saints, but having poor control
retired in the third inning in favor Of
Conway. Conway put up an excellent
game, giving the "U" men but six hits
in the seven innings he was in the box
However, he was poorly supported by
the rest of the team, and the game was
lost on errors. The score follows:
University % 2 3 2-2O 8 /
St Thomas..0 l 0 0 1 10 u 10
Batteries, McDermott, Conway, Doyle;
Thieiman, KaluSki
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Shrove Tuesday won Wedding Guest
SECOND, Cipsetta third. Time, 115A.
The Pride won, Eithoiin second, Bohul
third Time, 1:271h.
Third race, one mile and a sixteenth
Wtndward won. Bequeath second, Lem
third. Time, 1:4S94.
Fourth race, nine-sixteenths Of a mile
Street Railway stakes-Clorita won, Den
man Thompson second, Isobel third.
Time. :55A
Fifth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
Sir EldOn won, Koscio second, Two
Armies third Time. 1:2a.
Sixth race, thirteen-sixteenNls of a mile
Crystalline won, Round o second, Qua
yer third. Time, 1:A%.
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JOINED CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul Lacrosse Club to Contest
With Canadian Players.

Officers of the St. Paul Lacrosse club
received word yesterday that at the an
nual meeting of the Western Canada La
crosse association, held at Winnipeg on
Monday night, the club was unanimously
admitted to membership in the associa-
ton. The st. Paul club is the only one
this side Of the Canadian line which is a
member Of the association. Under the
rules of the association the st. Paul club
can now compete in the series of games
for prizes given by the association.
The local club Will hold a meeting this
evening al the Windsor hotel
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Gun Clubs at stiIIwater.

The White Bear Gun club last Sunday
went to Saltwater for a shoot The mem
1ers We're A Boyers, W. H. jackson, L.
knlps' Charles Ref, II. Kitson. r. G.
Brachvogd, f. Turner, ]. M. King, s.
Smith and G.. Leman
Bancroft, Jassoy and Cattamaran rep
resented Saltwater
The scores were light on account of
heavy wind. Brachvogd, of White Bear.
made the highest shoot. 25 out of 50, and
won the badge by two birds
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American Trotting Association.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The biennial con-
gress of the American Trotting associa-
ton convened here today and elected the
following officers: President w p
Ijams, Terre Haute; vice president, f.
c. Lewis, Kansas City: secretary and
rectors, n. ]. Coleman, st. Louis; j. W.
Fleming. Columbus; T. H. Gill, Milwau-
llee; T. T. Moran Detroit; e. NJ. Bartlett
oil 1a
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> batted for Howell i'm The nintb
rIns Rn-to.. L

Tr5atted for Howell in the ninth.
Earned runs, Boston 4, BROOKLYN /.
nome nome run, Keller; three-base hit, Hanil'
hrst base on errors, Boston ?. BROOKLYN
; lett on bases, Boston Z, Brooklvn 3:
9 I{.S. out, by Dineen 2; stolen bases
GS1bailiito9 . Tehney, Lowe, DIneen,
hits, Freeman, Lowe, Dineen; bases on
oaIls, by ktson 2, by Howell 1. by Di
n IHe I; double plays, Keller to Jennings.
to Sullivan wild pitches Kitson , M
heen Z; time, 2:2O; umpire, Emslie.
NO GAME AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 2.-The C1nci,pati-Cbi
cago game was postponed on account or
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-03
Mr.. BoUTELLE GROWS WORSE.
He Is Now Said to BE in Grave DAN
ger of Death

NEW YORK, May 2-word has been
received by personal friends of Charles A
Boutelle, representative of the Fourth
Maine district, that he is failing so rap
idly in health that unless there is a quick
change for the better 1t will be cruel to
permit him to be a candidate for re-
election next fall. His physicians assert
that he is in grave danger of death
Mr.. Boutelle has been very i'll for many
months and experts on neurology have
told his family he can never again be
himself. Despite his condition he was
renominated by reclamation. The belief
is now strong here that his name will be
withdrawn
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Prof A F. Hasten, of the Athletic and
Rowing club, its physical director, has
been called to Chicago by the death Of
it that the clubs gymnasium director is
soon to be married The ceremony was
to have occurred in Chicago during the
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Increased service. Lake MinnetnnLn

Commencing Saturday, May 5th. service
TO and from Lake Minnetonka on tbs
lows: -" III
Leave st. Paul every day 4:l5 D. m.
800 ?. m, daily except Sunday $3.50 a. M
Sunday only 9:35 a. m
Returning, leave Spring Park every day
at 20 a. m. and at 4:30 p. m Daily ex-
cept Sunday $50 a. m. Sunday only $3.50
a. m.
Hotel Del Otero at Spring Park will
open for business ON Saturday. Nav 9Th
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We're Not Permitted to Co..

Palm Garden for last evening was nip
ped in the bud. and large audience
OF sportsmen went home disappointed
Before the match was advertised the
management of the place consulted with
the police authorities, and learned that
the match would not be permitted by
the police.
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MILwAUKEE's SETBACK.

struck out, by Kern 2, by Guese 3; time,
hours; umpire, Frank Dwyer.
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NEW YORK, May. 2.-Gradys indiffer-
ent playing at third base and timely bat
ting aided the Philadelphias in securing
another victory over the New Yorks at
the polo grounds this afternoon. The
New Yorks drove Piatt to the bench in
the third, and Donahue, who relieved
him, stayed the New Yorks' batting. At
tendance 3 900 Score:
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BUFFALO BRoKE sPEII

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 2.-Buffalo
broke the spell today, and won from IN
dianapolis The good pitching OF Kern
and the heavy batting of the Buffalos
did the trick. Four triplets We're made
off Guese's pitching, and Carey's three
Dagger in the eighth was the longest
straight hit seen here for some time. In
dianapois closes the series here tomor-
row. Attendance. go Score:
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inning.
Earned runs, Milwaukee 3; two-base
hits, Conroy, Wagner, Camel; three
ling 6, by Lee 1; wild pitches, Lee;
struck out, by Bowling 4, by Lee g.
double play, Fultz to Conroy to Clark;
umpire. Sheridan; time, 2 hours.
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DHMENTED E<iNG OTTO.
Physical Condition Gives No Cause
for Alarm.

BERLIN, May "A bulletin issued yes
terday regarding the demented King Otto,
of Bavaria, says:
THE king suffers from pains in the
lOins. which have been continuous since
April q and which are due to a stone
in the bladder. His condition is otherwise
satisfactory and does not give occasion
for alarm at present"
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BROOKLYN oUTPLAYED.
Boston Finally Won IA Game in
Canter

BROOKLYN. May 2-Boston outnlaved
Brooklyn at all points today and won In
canter. Dineen went up in the air in
the third, but after that steadied him
self. Kitson was knocked out of the
noX in the fourth Howell took his
place Barry's shortstop play was
feature Attendance. 210O. Score.
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Trotting Association Adiourns.

CHICAGO. May 2-The board of ap-
peals of the American Trotting associa-
ton concluded its sessions az the Audi
forum hotel today. Decisions in a num-
Der of cases, involving fines and protested
purses, We're handed down. none of the
cases being of much Importance
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4. M. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE.
bishop to Be Selected for Work In
Far East.

PITTSBURG, May 2-The general con-
ference of the African Methodist Eptsco-
pal church. which meets at Columbus. o.,
next Monday will elect a bishop. who
will have charge of the church in the f,r
East, with his episcopal residence in Nh.
Mia. Four new bishops viii be eleCte I.
and three will be assigned to new distticl4
i'm this country. The conference will b.
in session three weeks. and 400 delegat 81
VIII be I'm attendance.
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Princeton OutcIasscd Cornell.

PRINCETON, N j.. May 1.-The
Princetons outclassed Cornell at every
point but the playing of neither team
was of unusually high order. Score by
innings:
Princeton - 2 I'll o o ali s 4
Cornell 30 0 0 0 0 0 II 5
Batteries, Scott and Kaffer, Bolen and
Winery
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VRrdon Wins ut Golf.

NEW YORK, May Howard Vardon,
the worlds golf champion, met and de-
feated George Low. up and to play,
today In playing out the bye holes
Vardon gained 3 more on his opponent,
making Y UP in a total of Sc holes.
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CycIe Path aIeeting.

A meeting of the board of directors of
the st. Paul Cycle Path association will
be held in the rooms of the Commercial
club at O'Clock this afternoon
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The Stillwa t

The Saltwater club would like to ar
range a game with the Plymouths, Cy-
clones, Columbus, Grofs or Snow
Flakes for Sunday. to be played at Still
water. Expenses for ten men guaranteed.
Address letters to Frank Clarke, man
ager Saltwater club, Saltwater, Mimi
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THEY ALL SHIVERED.
Even Chicago Failed to Make IT
Pleasant for NyinoaaUoEi
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
indianapolis at Buffalo.
Detroit at Cleveland

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May "A small
crowd sat and shivered this afternoon
While Isbel slaughtered the MINNEAPOLIS
batsmen. The big fellow was invincible
Mcfarland drove the ball over the fence
IN the ninth when the bases were filed
Attendance 500 Score:
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Illinois Gun club SHOOT.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Nav 2.-Tbere
were four live bird contests today at the
Illinois Gun club tournament Fred Gil
bert Spirit Lake, To-, and Thomas Mar
two, while Ed Powers, of Decatur; Boilo
Heikes, Of Dayton, O.. and Ed Voris. of
rawfordsville. Ind. killed Al each c.
w. Budd, of Des Moines, To-, killed 20.
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sacrifice hits. Burkett. Cross; double play
M h afi:i to Ely to Cooley; first base on
DalIs' OH Young ?; struck out, by Lever
o. by by Young ); passed ball thinner; time.
2:2O; umpire, Tim Hurst.
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MINNESOTA STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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Earned runs, Detroit 9; first base by
errors, Cleveland, Detroit 2; left on
bases, Cleveland TO- Detroit s; first on
out, by Cronin, Crisham 3, Hoffer, Pick
ering, BueloW, by Hoffer, Cronin; three
base hit, Harley; two-base hits, McAllis-
ter, Pickering; sacrifice hit, Weaver;
stolen bases, Genins 2, Harley, McAlister;
hit by pitcher, by Cronin, Cfenins. FIoffer'
Buelow by Hoffer, Stating; wild pitch,
Cronin; passed bali, Shaw; umpire, Can
tillOn: time 2:10
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Earned runs, Philadelphia =, New York
?: first base on errors, Philadelphia 2,
8, New York I: home run, Hawley: two
base hils Wolverton, Doyle Bowelman;
sacrifice hits, Wolverton, Van Haltren;
stolen base, Setback; double plays. Sell
bach to Davis to Gleason to Doyle: bases
on balls, Hawley .; hits, off Piatt 6; UNI
pre. Connolly; time, 2:15.
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PENNSYLVANIA Wins From Syracuse.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-University