The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-13

Gibson, gave New York six runs. The
score by innings:
Innings ........
HARVARD 13. SYRACUSE 4.
Harvard defeated Syracuse In baseball
yesterday by the score OF 13 to 4. The
game abounded in errors and poor pitch
! ing. Three pitchers were tried by the
Crimson and two by the Syracuse team.
Score by innings:
Innings ........ 2 6 IS
Harvard ....... 6 o 10 0 x--13
Syracuse ........ o o o 2 i l o o o. 4
HOLY CROSS 20. BOSTON UNIvTR-
SITY o.
Holy Cross defeated Boston university
yesterday 20 to o. Score by innings:
Innings ........ 2 50
Holy Cross .... Ill . x-2s
PRINCETON 4. FORDHAM 2.
The Fordham team. which defeated
Yale 10 TO / two weeks ago, went down
before Princeton I'm a fast and exciting
game, with the score to 2. Score by
innings:
Innings ....... s7s9
Princeton ....... x
Fordham .,...... 0 o o o o. 2
PHILADELPHIA CN) 5. PHILADEL-
PHIA (A.) O.
The spring series OF games between the
local clubs OF the National and American
leagues closed with victory for the Ma
tional league club. leaving the series at
four victories for each. Score by In
nings:
Innings ........ 2 8 7ss
Phlla. (Nat)... 1oo2 211oo ks
GRAYs PLAY TO-DAY.
The Providence Grays play their Sec
ond exhibition game Of the season this
afternoon at Melrose park, with the
Olneyville team as their opponents The
GNys will present a slightly different
lineup from that OF Monday, and will
have cronin and Wheatley in the box.
Olneyvile will present a fast team. in
cluding several former college stars
Hatch. the Brown twirler, will do the
slab work for the suburbanites, and he
is reputed 10 be in excellent form. The
Olneyville aggregation declares that IL is
out to take the leaguers' scalp but
Dunn's men are not worrying n great
deal about the result OF the contest
The game will begin at ) O'Clock. The
lineup OF the teams will be as follows:
PROVIDENCE. oLNEYvILLE.
Mullen, J. f.....................lb. LaugElin
Poland, r. f...............-........2b. .2b., Pattee
Dunn, 30. p..-.........s..........r. T., Puleifer
conn, .'...................l T., Chapman
Drew ID ...3b., Simons
kelly, c, f.......................c T., Taylor
ROCK, :. s'...............-..s s., Woodsunn
'lnpfnas, .....,....-............c-, McAulisse
Cronin. Wheatley, p...............p, Hatch
Pitcher Wheatley. whom the local team
secured from New York arrived yester-
day and will probably be given try
In the game Wheatley has had the ad-
vantage OF southern trip this spring.
and reports that his arm Is in fine con-
dition. The Grays have secured Walter
s. Brodie, who was formerly a National
Lacquer. and considered one OF the best
outhleders in the country.
Brodie will probab bly, report today and
may get here in time to play this after
noon.
Manager Dunn has opened neeotla-
tions with Dick Cooley Of the Boston
Nationals. and thinks that ne will be able
10 secure that player for the Grays Coo
ley Is a fast outfelder and has distin-
guished himself with the willow, ba tting
20 last year in the National League. and
his advent into the loca ranks would be
very welcome He rs anxious 10 play here.
and will probably agree TO Manager
Dunn's terms The Grays will plav a
practice game with George M. Cohan's
team from the show OF LITTLE Johnny
Jones" this morning and will meet that
aggregation In a regular exhibition game
tomorrow afternoon.
AMATEUR GAMES.
The Y. A. c. baseball team has or
ganize for the season and would like 10
hear from any strong amateur team IN
the state. Open date. week from Satur-
day. Address to Walter Finneran. 6 Polk
street, city
The Iandor Grays would like 10 ar
range games for Saturday mornings with
any ten 10 lS-year-old teams in the city.
Address all communications 20 James r.
Murphy, n Landor street.
The II. i. X baseball team defeated
the Brown school team yesterday after
noon on the latter's grounds by a score
Of Il TO 3 The lineup Of the r. KK
team as follows: Whitremore and Bowen.
p; Freeman, c.. J. Rurwell lb: jerks.
2b.; Mumford 3b.; Davis. 3 s.: r. Bur
well, l. Z: Dealey, m; whittemore and
Bowen. r. Z. Address challenges to II.
Whittemore. iS Prospect street.