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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-22
st. Louis in Chicago.
Brooklyn In Boston
Cincinnati in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia I'm New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES.
HOPE HIGH, 1t; MANUAL.

Yesterday afternoon in poorly played
game at Adelaide park, the team from
Hope Street High school won from Man
ual with a score of IL to Z.
Both teams had a large delegation OF
supporters on hand, but these were Kept
on the seat of anxiety during the whole
time of the game. for first one team and
then another would ascend into the air
and make first the most remarkable kind
OF plays and then do just the opposite
in almost the next instant
During the first part Of the game the
Manual players had things their own
way and IL was thought that It was to be
a glorious victory for them, but Brooks
was given such wretchsd support and the
Hope aggregation howled so necessarily
that everybody became disconcerted and
the lead was lost.
The work OF Hopes outfeld during the
contest was Of hrst-olass order. the play
ers covering the ground well during the
entire game. Mott proved that he was
a very capable man in the middle gar
den. Manual was very weak at bat.
securing but Eve hits. on the other side
Hope was fairly strong with the stick and
II hits were credited TO that team
The game opened with Hope At bat.
and ATingley started by SECURING n clean
sinRe. He made second on single BY
+. Budlong, stole third, and came home
on passed ball. In the second inning
Peck reached the first on an error by Y.
Budlong, stole second and scored on n
wild throw. The third inning was a prom
ising one for Hope as r HSudlong led OF
with a three -bagger but he died on third.
This stopped the scoring until the sixth
inning, when Hempel brought IN n run for
Hope.
In the seventh inning Manual promised
10 make a string OF tsllles, but failed.
Hope scored eight runs I'm the eighth in
ming on six hits and two errors and added
seven more in the ninth on three hits
and two errors. This brought Hope 5
runs up 10 II. while Manual had seven.
The score
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ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS.

In some of the games on the bowling al
leys last evening there was some good
work done This was very noticeable In
some OF the games OF the New England
League, particularly In the game OF the
Peck street team with the Newport COM
bina ton. Burnham and Grscnup made
very good showings.
There was some excellent rolling also IN
tho Hope tournament 'of the Railway Sc
riss. Olsen seems TO have the peculiar
knack OF playing with the boys and al
lowing them 10 think that they have the
games won and then make n wonderful
spurt thereby saving the ststorp for his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-22

The showing made ny the Providence
team yesterday in the game with Paw
tucket enabled the fans 20 see about
what 10 expect from the team in the sea-
son that is 10 open next Thursday
1t was not so much the score that was
made as Il was the style OF the men in
handling themselves that impressed the
followers OF the work. and gave cause 20
believe that this year Providence will be
all that the city could expect as rep
rssentative team.
The fielding OF the team was fast and
accurate for the condition Of the grounds
and the little real contesting that the
team had had. The weather too, was
not very conducive to sprishtly move
ments. Cross made two errors and Amole
one. OF tho pitchers tried Amole made
the poorest showing. Viau and Fairbanks
allowing but one hit each.
At the bat the players oil fairly well,
six out OF the II players hitting safely.
Connor. Armbuster and Manager DAILY
hit safely twice. while Rock. Cross and
puggan each made one single DAILY
scored the first run I'm the second inning
on Kellys error I'm an attempted short
throw TO second. In the fourth the
Providence team got two runs on hits by
DAILY, Rock and Cross. In the eighth
the locals made two more tallies OH
base on balls. hit and wild throw by
st. Claire.
Borden. the Pawtucket short stop,
found Niau Tor a three e-bagger In the sec
ond inning. with one out, but by steady
work on Viaus part the side was retired
without score. Fairbanks made a par
ticularly good impression BY his good
fielding. although wild I'm the ninth In
ming.
Duggan was behind the bat for the
entire nine innings. and made a most
favorable impression. He is apparently in
the bsst OF condition Thomas, another
catcher. was I'm uniform, but did not
take part in the game.
To-day the team plays the New Lon.
don team OF the Connecticut State
league In the latter city. and on Sat
urday viii line up against Worcester on
the latter's diamond.
On Monday and Tuesday the team will
play the Fall River team OF the New
England league on the latter's grounds
Wagner who Is trying for an outfield
position. arrived in this city yesterdN
afternoon and will accompany the team
TO New London today for practice.
II was announced by the managers OF
the local club yesterday that Henry Chad
wick the Father OF professional base
BALI has accepted An invitation to be
present at the opening game here on
Thursday next Father Chadwick" as
he IL Familiarity called. is we'll known to
every follower Of the national game. He
IL editor OF the official baseball guide and
one OF the leading authorities OF the
country on baseball IL has been more
than 70 years since he has been seen in
this city.
Tho score OF yesterdays game wa. ss
follows.
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long. Stolen bases--Hope .. Manual !.
Sacrifice hit-F. Budlong. First base on
ba aiis-Off Prior 4: Off Bliss 4: of Brooks
8. Hit by pitched ball-Iiempel. Struck
out-By Prior !; by Bliss s. by Brooks O.
Bslhs cslled-On Brooks /. Passed balls
Sack .; Bullock 2. Umpire-Woodsum OF
Brown. Time-2h.
BROWN FREsIIMIoN, s, FRIENDS
SCHOOL, 3.
In close and exciting game after the
first inning the Brown Freshmen won
from the Friends school team with a
score OF 10 g. There was high wind
blowing, which made iigh-hit ball ex-
ceedingly hard TO Judge nhe-sams NUM-
ber OF hits was attributed 20 both sides,
yet Brown made theirs count for more.
After the first inning Friends school
settled down and Brown did not score
until the sixth when on a base on balls
and two hits the Freshmen succeeded in
adding two more runs 10 their credit
in the ninth inning, under the same con-
ditions. they scored twice more.
Friends school was blanked in every In
ming except the fourth. This inning end
ed the scoring for Friends school
The feature OF the game was the catch
ing OF a difficult ny by Way In the third
inning Higgins cought well for Brown.
his base throwing being very accurate
Ehmke. although a little Wild at times.
pitched a good game for Friends school.
strikinx out II men. Friends schools
next game is with East Greenwich acad-
envy on Friends school grounds tomorrow
afternoon. Tho summary:
pROu,N '0
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AMONG THE HORSES,

The Ozone stakes was cardod rs the
feature at Aaueduct yesterday, but the
most interest was shown IN the third
race. a handicap. Lord Badge. an 8 TO 1
shot. beat wotan, the favorite, by III
lengths easily Rostand was third.
Gold Ten was a prohibitive favorits
in the Ozone stakes. but she had the
worst OF luck. being repeatedly shut OF.
Pegyy. At II to /. Jumped into the lead
at the start. made all the running and
won by scant length. waterside was
third.
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I. c. RICIfARDSON
FRESHMAN'S SCHEDULE.

The Brown freshman schedule. as ar
ranged by Manager Charles ID. McCann'
is as follows April %, Dean academy at
Franklin; April 81. Attleboro high at At
tlemoro; April 80. r l. college at Kings
ton; May 4. open; May Z, Bridgewater
Normal at Bridgewater; May H. Amherst
freshmen at Providence: May IA, Lowell
textile school at LOWELL May IS, sopho-
mores; May 81. ST. George school at New
port; May rs Bast Greenwich academy
at East Greenwich; May 81. Amherst
freshmen at Amherst; May IS, Williston
academy at East Hampton
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OTHER GAMES.

At Nashua--Nashus 2. Lowell 2
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s. Haver-
hill T.
At New Bedford-Jersey City s. New
Bedford g.
At Fail River-worcester 10, Fall River
s.
Al Newport-Fort Greble S. Submarines
O.
At Concord-Concord 90 Lawrence ~.
At Hartford--Hartford 7. Trinity s.
Al Exeter--Princeton 1s, Exeter 8.
AZ New Bedford-JerSey City 8, New
BEDFORD D.
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Providence Pleased Fans in Game With
Pawtucket Yesterday.
Racing at AQueduCt of Exciting Nature.
Peggy Won Best Event.

Left on Philadelphia Q: New York
T. First base on balls-Off Frazer D: on
Mathewson Z; of Wiltse l. Struck out
BY Frazer 4. by Mathewson 3; by Wiltse
Titus, Devlin stolen bases--Thofnss.
Woverton Titus 2. Sacrifice hits-Glea-
son q Wild pitoh-By Mathewson l. UNI
pire-Emsie. Time-2h
BOSTON g. BROOKLYN 2.
Boston won light hitting. featureless
The cold weather kept the attendance
down. Attendance 1885. Score:
Bs:5SP B?sssiya .:::::: :::::::: 1913 81
Runs-Geier, Tenney., Cooley-a;, sheck-
ard, Lumley-2. Two-base hit--Lumley.
Sacrifice hit-Cannell. stolen base--Sneck-
ard. First base on balls-Off pitdnger s.;
on Poole 4. Hit by pitched ball-By Poole
1. Struck out-By Pittinger 3: by Poole
8. Passed ball-Moran. Umpires-Moran
and thinner. Time-lh. 4en.
CHICAGO 4. ST. LOUIS l.
With the score | 10 in favor Of 81;
Louis I'm the eighth inning yesterday az
Chicago. luck turned to Chicago and the
Cubs pulled out ahead by a heavy mar
gin. Attendance 900. Score
chiGasSs hbiRai9s' ........: .....: ] SSS SS 81
ST. Louis ... 0 o 0 o o. 1
Rups-Slagle. Casey. Williams, Nc
Carthy-4; Barclsy--l. Left on bases-Chi-
CdeO - Nt. Louis 3. tlfst bhSe on Dalls -
on O'Neil 8; off Wicker 2. Three-base hit
Mccarthy. O'Neil Stolen bsses-WiiliaIns.
Jones, Evers. Shay. Double plays--Shay
70 Burke; Smoot 20 Donahue. Umpire
O'Day. Time In. 42m
PITTSBURG 8. CINCINNATI &
Hahn was bstted so hard yesterday at
Pittsburg that he was taken, out. ana FL
lott finished the game from the third In
ming on. The Pittsburgers won by bunch
ing hits. Peitz and Smith were ordered
out OF the game for kicking Attendance
IL $40. Score:
Innings ....... 8 5 6 Sc
Pittsburg ...... 0 0 0 o o o. o
Cincinnati ....... 0 o o 2 0 2 o I
Runs Beaumont. Clarke. Wagner.
Bransfeld. Sehring-5: Donlon. Dolan 2.
Kelley. Two-base hit-Donlon. Three
base hits -Bransheld >. Clarke, Leach
Kelley. First base or bslls-On Scanlon 8:
OFF Elliott 2. Balk-Hahn. Sacrifice hit
Ritchey Stolen bases-Clarke. Corcoran.
Struck out-By Scanlon 8: by Elliott 2.
Umpire-Johnstone. Time IN 1bm.
GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis in Chicago.
Brooklyn in Boston.
Cincinnati in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia I'm New York
NATIONAL, I.EAGTTE STkNDTNG
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-22

Runs--Owen 3, Flint g. Miller. Cabot-s:
schmidt q. Bourne. Bagiey-4 Two-oase
hits-Cabot, Owens. Home runs-Cabot D.
r O'Gormsn. Flint Sacrifice hits-Miller
2. First base on balls-Off Cabot ., on
Schmidt T. Struck out-By Cabot 4: by
Schmidt 2 umplre-Brown. TIme-1h
sm.
The Edgevood grammar school team
will play the BROAD street grammar
school team at the Shaw avenue sroundr
Edgevood. tomorrow afternoon az =
o'clock.
Both schools have r. strong team snd
sood game is anticipated.
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7. T. o. CLERKS.
M'GOvERN TO MEET BRITT.

George Leffier. advance representative
for Terry McGovern, was a News caller
the other day. ana in speaking OF the
future plans OF the popular little feather
weight. Mr.. Letter says:
There IN no doubt but what Terry
and Britt will come together IN the fall
IN q finish nght fov the featherweight
supremacy Of tho world Sam Harris.
McGoverr's trainer and manager, has
been Ia communication with Britt and
his executive stsr. and Britt has agreed
to ,isn articles a. scon as his hands are
IN ccnditions TO warrant his entering the
rims.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Forrest Athletics have met and or
ganlzed again for the season OF 1904 ana
would like 20 arrange a series OF games
with anv 1e-year-old team OF the state
send all challenges TO Mr.. Jos. Fallon, IL
Forrest street.
IINwooD 5, MEssER STREET g.
The Iinwoods and the team from Room,
g. Messer street Grammar school. played
n six-inning game Wednesday afternoon.
the I.inwoods winning by the score or 10
4 pine pitched q good game and also had
good support The Linwoods challenge
any 1I-vear-old team I'm the state. Ad-
dress all challenges TO Manager j. H.
Griffin, l42 Linwood avenue. city.
The DOYLE Stars will play the White
Cans 2d tomorrow morning on tho Forest
street grounds. The lineup or the Doyle
stars will be: William Daley, c.: Thomas
DELANEY, o.. Fred Scott, ID; Frank Larke.
Oh Harry Klitzner, Oh James Hartnett.
s. s.; Earl Mckenzie, c. r.; James NC
eElroy, l. f.. Sunny Jim. r. Z. Address all
challenges TO Michael Cohen, 70 Randall
street. city.
The Armour Packing company en-
ployes have organized a strong baseball
nine and are anxious 10 arrange games
with any strong team In the state. Send
all communications to w. Trewhella, care
OF the Armour Packing company. Canal
street, city.
YOUNG YALES IL, CLASSICAL 'o5 10.
The Young Yales. team OF Mount
Pleasant youngsters. met and defeated
Classical. '05, team IN Davis Park yester-
day afternoon. The game was anybody $
up 10 the seventh inning when Classical
scored two runs. In the ninth inning the
Young yales scored six more runs, which
made them "a to 10. McCarty pitched
good game for the Young Yales and he
received fine support. The Young Yales
would like TO hear from any l+-year-old
team I'm the state Address all challenges
20 Howard Baker. l27 Regent avenue,
city.
BROWN FRESHMEN.
The Brown Freshmen will play the Pas
times at Centredele today and the game
should be a good one The Pastimes will
present bunch of regular players and
sundry substitutes from which 81 will be
entirely possible 10 select nine men who
should win
UNIVERSITY s, II. 81 s. 4.
After a hard weeks practice the Uni
versity team braced up and defeated
Bryant q Strstton IN a six-inning game
YESTERDAY Cabot OF University pitched
steady game and he received good sup
port Miller. a youngster, showed up we'll
throws 10 second. Schmidt excelled for
Bryant & strstton. University plays Cen
tral Falls High today. The summary:
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PAwTUCKET.

Runr-Connor, Armbuster, Conn, DAILY
2Si Sullivan. Borden. Three base hit
Borden Stolen bases-Connor, ATmbus<sr
First base on balls-Of Murphy O. of
Fairbanks /. Struck out-By Murphy
Karns 4. puggan, Conn 2, DAILY, Cross p
10; by Visu-Feeuey Riley. Kelley
Loxon, Duvally-6: by Amole N-Riley; by
Simmons-ADurphy. Kelley, Duvaliy@
Wild pftches-By Murphy 2; by Fairbs nks
L Passed ball-Kelley. Umpire-Darcy.
Time-1h. 45m.
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FRIENDS SCHOOL.

RunS-Auty 2, Way 2. Hamilton. His-
gins. Sweet. Curley--s; Sturdy. Mehan'
Hurdell-a Two-base hits-Higsins, stur-
dy. Follett Three-base hits--hlgsins'
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team. This Is just what he did last even
Ing and I'm the last string made score OF
1o This brought his average up 10 go,
the highest OF the evening. Drury was the
next best man. The summaries:
HOPE RAILWAY TOURNAMENT.
nI
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MANUAL.

Runs-Tingley. A Budlcng o. r. bud
long, Bongdon ?. y. Rudlone 4 Hempel ..
Sack. Donshue. Feely. Riiss III: Bull
lock. Mott 2 walkr. Peck :. Morris
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Hempel Three-tase hats Smith + Bud
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

PHILADELPHIA II. NEW YORK 1.
National league onen ~ the polo grounds
yesterday. The weather was nice and
the crsnks poured into the ground for
four hours steadily. The contest was
won by the Phillies. who put up q fine
game. Frazer was inyincible. while Nath-
ewson was batted cut Of the box I'm the
nrh Inning. The bunting Of the visitors
L "a nlI.a.lI IA. h. l. - q.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.
g. NEW YORK p
INNINGS

PHILADELPHIA 3, NEW YORK 2~12
INNINGS. ~
Waddells pitching won yesterdays
game at Philadelphia for the local Ameri
cans He let the New Yorks down for
four singles three OF which were se-
cured by Elberneld. Waddell struck out
16 men. Davis' three bagger ia the 18th
scored the winning run. Score:
Innings 2 s 8 . 10 II 12
Philadelphia
90 $1,000 600 ! 3
New York
iO10o 10000 90 o. 2
Runs Conroy, Keeler--3 Hartsell.
Davis. l.. Cross. Left on bases-New
York I; Philadelphia Q. First base on
balls--Off waddell q. or Powell 8 Ssrlcs
out-By Wsddsll l6; bv Powell 5. Home
run Davis. Three-bs hit--Nurphy.
Two base hit-Davis. Stolen basos-E.lber-
field. Anderso-i, NJ Cross. Double play
Murphy turcssisted). Hit by pitched
hall-By Waddell I. Wild pitch--Waddell.
tmplres-Connolly and Carpenter. Time
.h. I5m.
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GAMES TODAY.

81. Louis In Detroit.
Chicago In Cleveland.
Boston IN Philadelphia.
New York IN Washington.
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FALL RIVER 2. PROVIDENCE l.
FALL RIVER.
Strings

HOPE :. RANDALL SQUARE 0.
HOPE.
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BROWN FRESHMEN.

The Brown Freshmen will play the Pas
times at Centredele today and the game
should be a good one. The Pastimes will
present bunch OF regular players and
sundry substitutes from which Il will be
entirely possible 10 select nine men who
ehouId win
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-22

The Forrest Athletics have met and OF
ganlzed again for the season Of 1904 ane
would like 10 arrange a series Of gamer
with any 1e-yesr-old team OF the state
send all challenges to Mr.. Jos. Fallon, L
Forrest street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-04
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Probate

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, ss. Probate Court, April ?, 1904.
 New Haven, in said district, deceased.
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate for said district, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 1st day of May, A. D. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) the following real estate of said deceased. situated in the town ot New Haven, viz: An undivided one-third interest in certain piece of land in New Haven, with all the buildings thereon, bounded as follows, viz: Northerly by Wall St, 10 feet more or less; westerly 141Bfeet more or less, in part by land of Hannah G. Little, in part by land of Wilbur F. Gilbert, and in part by land of William H and Grace R. Metcalf; southerly by land of the heirs Of Ezekiel Hayes Trowbridge, 77 feet more or less easterly, 78 feet more or less, by land of George l.. Dickerman; northerly again 67 feet more or less, by land of the widow and heirs-at-law of Francis c. Beach deceased; in part by land of the heirs of Redmond V. Beach; easterly again by land of Rebecca I. Beach, s11s feet. Sale to take place on the premises Terms made known at time of sale.
 a4-tf JOHN K. BEACH, Administrator.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-04
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
clty Englneer's offce, No. II ctty I HIaII

City Engineers Office, No II City Hall,
 New Haven, Conn.,, March 31st, 1904
 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until , p. m, April 15, 1904,
 For strengthening the iron portion of Tomilnsno bridge; also for the necessary pill ing ad timber work for strengthening the wooden portion of Tomlinson bridge.
 Blank forms of proposal and any informa- Sc, will be furnished upon application.
 No proposal will be received after the time specified and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out, will be rejected
 The right to reject any or all bids is re- served.
 By order of the Director of Public Works, a1-3t C. w. KELLY, City Engineer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-04
ORANGE CAUCUS.

West Haven, Conn, April 2 1904 The Republican electors of the Town of Orange are hereby notified of the Repubii- can caucus to be held at the Town Hall. West Haven, on Thursday evening, April [, State convention and also to appoint town committee for two years.
 Per order Town Committee
 JOHN WILKINSON, az 2t Chairman.