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BALTIMORE BOWLERS
DEFEAT CUMBERLAND
Each Won a Game and the Orioles
Won Rubber at Local
Y. M. c. A.

Thursday afternoon the Cumberland
Alligators and the Baltimore Sharks.
representing respectively the Y NJ. c.
A. railroad branches OF the two cities.
came together at the local association to
roll OF the rubber IN duck pin contest
between the two teams.
Cumberland had won the first set at
Baltimore but lost TO the Monumental
City boys on home alleys IN the second.
The third set put Baltimore TO the van
In the first game and equalized team
standing in the second. Then Baltimore
got busy again IN the third game and
put it over Cumberland by A. pins.
Rickard, for Baltimore. rolled high
average. with 81, and Jackson rolled
high score at 1O9. The score by games:
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1oday's Game.
Standing of the Clubs.

Immaculate Conception vs.. Trinity.
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Standing of The Clubs.
RUBE CARTER GOING
TO BOX IN GOTHAM

Rube Carter is at last to have a
chance to prove how good he is as a
fighter. Rube has been taken In charge
by Billy Ames. the Massachusetts
featherweight, and Ames will escort
him to New York in about a week 10
engage in the three and six round bouts
which are now the rage in Gotham
Carter is by no means a clever boxer
but has shown considerable ability to
assimilate both knowledge and punish
ment. He was better e. IN time he
fought and with proper coaching should
be more than good enough for the New
York game He hits a hard blow, and
can stand the gam we'll
Last winter the RUbe had an attack
of typhoid fever which came within an
ace Cf killing him, but claims that the
attack really did him good and that
he is stronger now than ever. He
weighs about 40 pounds at present.
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TENNIS NOTES.

Dates for the challenge matches for
the Davis international Lawn Tennis
Cup and the schedule Of the contests
were announced by the English National
Lawn Tennis Associat ton at its recent
meeting The first day. Friday. June 10,
will place the doubles match on the
Wimbledon court with the Doherty
brothers defend ing against the pair OF
the nation winning the preliminaries.
which includes the United States. France.
Austria, and Australia. Saturday. June
l6 and Monday. June Is, VIII be devoted
TO the singles.
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Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

thlrd and the juniors last The weather
was perfect. the water smooth, and
lnere was little tide in the river. but
me time. minutes 45 seconds. was -lov.
LOT lhe course - one mile and seven
tisntns- As result OF the race the
freshmen crew viii go 10 the American
Henley al philadelphia on May 26. 10
compete in the intercIass races.
IN the fifth annual track meet Of the
Colgate University Interscholastic
Track Association. held on WhithaIl
Field, Hamilton. y. Y. yesterday. in the
Z0-yard hurdles Lee. OF Rochester,
broke Castleman's Colgate Academy
record
Dartmouth College mas received a
challenge from the University OF Chi
cago for a football game 10 be played
in Chicago IL November Dartmouth
will probably accept the same for
Thanksgiving Day.
In the : ,erclass games at Wesleyan
University n few days ago, Sidney lent.
last years Central High track cam
captain. took four firsts. He was an
easy winner IN all the dashes.
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COWBOYS THROW HOOK
INTO PRESSMEN TEAM

The Cowboys easily defeated the
Pressmen yesterday afternoon. on the
Malone lot. by u to s.
Both pitchers were erratic. but Gotten
proved more effective at critical stages
The batting of Forden. Clum, and Cot
ter, who each made three hits. was the
feature. The score.
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The greatest Improvement IN Detroit S
work this spring has been on the base
paths. The team IS stealing bases and
running extra bases on hits in a most
gratifying manner Already Matty Nc
1ntyre. for instance. has stolen nearly as
many bases this spring as he got all Of
last season.
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SPENCERIAN COLLEGE
DEFEATS C0NCORDIAS

The Spencerian Business College drove
off the hoodoo yesterday afternoon by
winning from the COncordias by IS TO u
The game was marked throughout by
heavy hitting On the part OF the win
ners. Besides the swatting Of Spen-
cerian six costly errors by the losers
aided materially in tally getting for the
lafter.s onnonenfs The score.
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After a period Of uncertainty the
Richmond iiH Golf Club and the Larch-
mont Yacht Club have succeeded IN ar
ranging matters so as 20 continue the
present courses for another season az
iasI AT Larchmont the same condi-
tiol.s as heretofore will prevail. The
oaly thing worrying the Richmond Hiu
7,ennbcrs Is a threatening enCroachment
BY the Long Island railroad.
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Totals-1o 1929 10

First base by errors-Justlce. 3 Treasury. &
Left on bases-Justice. 9. Treasury. g. First
base on balls-Om Judd. 3. OF Fulcher. ?.
OF Houlehan I. or Burbank. 2 Innings
pltched-Judd. 3: Fulcher. 4; Houlehan. %;
burbank. Ia Hutchinson. / Hits-On Judd.
S: OF Fulcher :: OF Houlehan. 4; OF Bur
bank. :: Of Hutchinson. l. Struck out-By
Judd ,: by FulCher. s, by HOUlehan. 1. By
Burbank (. By Hutchinson. !. Three base
ts-Kleinschmidt. Tracy. and Fulcher. Two
ba Sc hit-Iord. Sacrifice hits-Forneroy.
Tracy, Halleran. and Judd. Stolen bases
Pcmeroy, Lord. Mccarthy. Fulcher. and V
Bielaski Double play-Pomeroy 20 Wire
Wild pitcbes-Judd. ., and Houlehan- I'm
pire-Mr. ColliA0wer. Time OF game-i hour
and 50 minutes
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BOXING.

BOXING.
Eddie Hanlon. the California fighter,
and Maurice Sayers. of Milwaukee, have
been matched TO meet in Philadelphia
within two weeks. Hanlon is on his
way from the coast and when he arrives
VIII Immediately go in training
Kid Herman. the Chicago lightweight,
is 70 arrive in New York today. Her
man claims that he has been much mall
treated In the West and is going TO
make his home in Gotham. 1t is prob
able that the Kid viii be matched 20
meet Amby McGarry in the near future.
Tommy Burns Will leave Chicago to-
morrow for New York. Burns will fin
fish up his training for his bout with
Bob F'itzsimmons. which is scheduled to
take place at EssingtOn. May %
Young Erne. the Quaker city light
weight. ana Hook Keyes. the Australian
champion, have been matched 20 meet
The boys are TO do the star bout at the
Washington Sporting Club, of Philadel-
phia. on next Monday night.
Tom OR0urke has signed Al Kauff-
man, the San Francisco heavyweight
and Fred Cooley. OF Chicago. The men
Will meet the latter part OF this month
for twenty rounds.
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After several magnificent rallies,
Treasury was forced to drink the dregs
of defeat. 1t was an uphill struggle
after the fatal first, but the Money
Sharks were game to the finish. Not IN
til the last man was out in the ninth
was she ready TO give up the ghost.
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Earned rups-Cowboys. ?; Pressmen, 3.
First base on balls-OR Herbert. .: OF Cotter
3 Struck out-By Cotter. G.: by Herbert. 3.
Three-base hits-Cotter and Treadway Two
base hits-ChamberlaIn. 2: Conroy, and CHM.
stolen bases-Webb. .: Palmer, Herbert. ?;
Chute. Cotter. ?; Laframbois. and Treadway.
Double play-Palmer to Webb 70 Clum.
Hit by pitcher-By Cotter l. Passed balls
Beckwith. >; Thompson. l.
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Earned runs-Chicago. 10. Left on
bases-WashingtO 6; Chicago. 6. First
base on balls-On Patten. l. Struck out
BY Patten. ., by owen. 3. Home run
r Jones. Three-base hits-Sullivau f2l
Tannehill F Jones Two-base hitsZF
Jones(2), owen. Stolen bases-Anderson
Dundon- Cmpire-Mr. Connor Time of
game hour and 30 minutes.
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"THERE'LL CONE A
TINE SOME DAY"
But Nationals Day Is Com
ing Slowly.
WE DIDN'T AND THEY DID
This Discrepancy in Batting Tells the
Whole Sad Story-Patten an
Easy Mark.

Theren come n time some day."
and may the day arrive soon. At pres
ent il is coming about as fast as a for
tune tied up in a court OF chancery.
Washington's baseball team was made
70 look foolish yesterday by the Chicago
White Sox. The home folk couldn't bat,
while the visitors couldn-t miss the ball
IL they tried When they tried TO bunt
the ball bounded badly and went for a
double or triple. or some such thing. II
was all very depressing. but baseball is
such an uncertain and erratic game that
our brave boys are apt TO shut out Chi
cago this afternoon. Let US hope for
the best.
Patten Was Easy.
Patten was about the easiest mark
yesterday that Chicago has had this
year, while Owen was the prize puzzler
who had no trouble In handling the op-
position even when It made hits. In
the ninth round with two out Cross and
Anderson each made a hit, but Stahl died
painlessly. second to first, and IT was
all over. That was the nearest Washing
ton ever came to scoring.
Anderson and Schlahy each had his
lamps lit and each got two singles. An
dersOn also stole a base. but these ef-
forts were tutiIe. Fielder Jones was the
star with the club. He got Il homer. two
doubles. and a triple which is about all
that can be expected, OF one athlete at
one performance.
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ARMY AND NAVY CLUB
GETS SUTTON'S TABLE

The table used in the recent tourna-
ment at Madison Square Garden, and ON
which Sutton made the extraordinary
record average of 100 in his Kar,e u-;.T
Hoppe. is now the property of fhe Arno,-
and Navy Club of Washington
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Reservoir Heights.
Second AEricultures

Earned runs-Reservoir Heights C-1yh O
First base by errors-Reservoir HeIrhts C.1,,b
3: Agriculture. !. Left on bases-ReservoI,
Heights Club, 6; Agriculture. 2 First b.ec
on balls-On Hawkins, 1; of D. Morran g
of n Morgan. Z. Innings pitched-Rv d
Morgan. :: by NJ Morgan. ;. Hits made-Orf
-. Morgan 8; Off NJ. Morgan. s. Struck out
BY Hawkins, l3: by ID. Morgan. s. Three
base aits--Ntlson and White. TWO-baSe hits
Weber. 2 Sacrifice hit-Glll. Stolen bases
BY pifcher-By Hawkins. /: by D. Morgan.
. Wild pitches--D. Morgan. 2: NJ Morgan
] Passed oalls--Barrett. @ and Browning 4
Cmpire-Mr. Lsnthicum. Time of gameI
hour and 10 minutes.
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First base by errors-AioysIus ;: St Steph-
ems. ,. First base on balls-On Bryan. 2
Struck out-By Bryan. (. by Gallagher. .
Ihree-base hit-Brown- Two-hese hits-Nic-
CarrOn and Moriarity- stolen base-Rapp
Douple play-Rapp 70 Carroll TO Hughes.
Hit By pitCher-Ry Gallagher. I; by Bryan
! Wild pltch-Bryan- Passed ball-HesSIeT
Cmpire-Mr DoUEherty- Time OF game-l
hour and % minutes.
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

The Harvard interclass crew race
was held on the Charles river at Boston
yesterday. and was won by the fresh
men crew. which. taxing the lead at
the start finished four lengths ahead
or the seniors. The sOphOmOTes were
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TIMELY BATTING WINS
FOR ST. STEPHENS CLUB

St. Stephens Institute defeated the
AloySius Club yesterday afternoon. in
an interesting game. by s 10 g.
Errors by AlOysius in the third and
fourth. and timely hitting by the win
ners in the aue sessions. don the game
for the leaders Of the league. The score:
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JUSTICE STEPPED AHEAD
IN THE DEPARTMENTAL

Justice stepped 10 the head OF her
class yesterday by out-spelling Treas
ury in a nine-inning bee. on the White
Lot. score 10 to 9. The puzzles offered
by Judd and Fulcher proved difficult for
the Barristers to straighten out
Wise the feshy catcher Of the win
ming team. accepted his twelve chances
u-frl,orrf The scare
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GOLF NOTES.

Are you short in your long approach
puts. In spite Of the fact that you hit
them harder? Try this. Either have a
shaft two or three inches longer put in
your putter. or take the club clear at
the end when swinging IL. Then, TOO.
holding your driver at the very end VIII
put many yards on II you're not IN the
habit already
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Earned runs-Spencerian, II. First base by
errors-Concordia, !; Spencerian, 4 Left on
ba ases-Concordia. s: Spencsrtan. 3 First
base on bsIls-On Niernsee. 3: on Bragg. 7.
Struck out-By Niernsee. = by CrOghan. ?;
by Bragg. 2. Two-base hits-GoOdnO. T.
Stolen bases-Maidens. Fox. Sterling. 3; Nc
Carthy Campbell Rhodes. Croghan. Ruper
tus. WILD pitch-Bragg. Cmpire-Mr. Nor
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RESERVOIR HEIGHTS
DEFEAT AGRICULTURE

The second team representing the Ag-
ricultural Department was defeated yes
terday afternoon by the Reservoir
Heights team. of the Spalding League.
by the overwhelming score of q to
Two hits and a slight let-down on the
part OF the winners in the third allowed
the Young Farmers to score their ONLY
runs. After that Reservoir took a brace
ana shut their opponents out ia the re-
maining session The scorr.
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Notwithstanding the fact that the
mayor has vetoed the bill permitting
the Motor Boat Club OF America TO
lease and develop a section OF the River
expect 20 obtain docking privileges near
the foot OF West ll2th street for their
housebOat during the coming season
The houseboat Is now on its way down
the Hudson. and VIII arrive at YOnk-
ers "a a few days. where IL will be thor
Oughly OVeThauled-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterday,s Cannes.

Chicago. 10: Washington. 0.
Philadelphia. 4; Detroit. g.
New York. Il: St Louis. l.
Cleveland. Il: Boston.
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POmeTOyS running catch in the sew
enth. and his heave to the pan. wher
he nailed the Treasury runner, brought
the roOters for the Department Of JUS
tice 10 their feet.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Justice needed that game TO get on
the top rung. Five pitchers were used
/ by the two teams. with larger number
/ in the Judges list.
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NOTES OF The NOTABLES

Tom Hughes created something of a
sensation in the sixth round when he
hOpped into the left field ffty-cent
stand and gathered to his manly bosom
a youth who had been 'beefing'' about
Patten's pitching The constant yelp
got on Thomas nerves and he could
hardly be blamed for becoming restive
and sudden in his actions. The police
promptly butted in ana no gore was
shed, but there was a bunch of excite
ment while it lasted.
Charley Jones had all sorts of bad
luck with the hard ground. Twice siz-
zlers for which he had set himself
struck a misplaced clod Of dirt and
bounded away from him When they
get by Charles they are certainly TAX
ing curious leaps.
ponohue was the only Chicagoan who
did not get hit
Williams is the goods in the field. and
as nobody on the team is batting
enough to make Lajoie and KeeIer en-
vious. he can hardly be blamed for his
rather weak sticking.
Patten had a remarkable pieca nj 1,,cl-
in the eighth. His blow to right hit tbe
first bag and was DETECTED so that II
rolled safe Otherwise he would have
been out.
Jones homer in the first was n niece
of sheer luck He hit along the right
foul line and the ball landed on the fence
which separates the bIeachers from
right field and also marks the foul line
1t bounded inside and Jones. and Isbeu
and Davis came home.
Stahl made a really sensational one-
hand catch off Donohue In the sixih
He's fielding better all the time and is
going TO get better with the bat
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JOE CANS FAILS
TO STOP LEWIS
Most Critics Agree White
Man Even Won.
FIGHT HAS QUEER LOOK
Maybe Champion Was Working Under
a Pull to Jolly Britt and
Nelson.
FIGHT HAS QUEER LOOK

NEW YORK, May 19.-Willie Lewis
had slightly the better Of Joe Cans In
their six-round fight at the Twentieth
Century Athletic Club. IN Madison
Square Garden. here last night. Lewis
surprised the spectators by his showing.
Il was generally expected that Cans
would easily outpoint the New Yorker
In short bout, but Lewis prepared him
self to go at top speed for the entire
distance He carried the battle 10 Cans
and landed the most blows. Cans was
as cool as usual. out his judgment in
countering was not up TO his standard
Time and again Lewis shot over swift
leits and managed 10 evade Cans blow.
Didn't Follow Advantage.
Only IN the fourth round did Cans
show a fash Of his brilliant versatility.
but he failed 10 follow up his advan-
tage.
After hot exchange Of rights and
lefts. after which Cans broke ground.
he came back viciOuslv and landed a
terrific right over Lewis eyes. drawing
the blood and staggering Willie Lewis
covered up and when he recovered he
sailed into Cans and landed some hard
body blows.
LEWIS prayed Tor Cans stomach and
got in number OF blows that made tn !,
negro champion vince In the fifth and
sixth rounds Cans tried to bewilder
Lewis with his rapid feinting. but Willie
was wary. and not only kept out Of
harms way, but got in several damag-
Ing blows to the body and stinging lefts
to the face.
Missed Right Swings.
Cans Was willing 10 mix, but he could
not get started. He missed Lewis at
least fozen times with rights that
went hardly an inch from their mark.
One time. in the third round. he caught
Lewis wide open and tossed up a right
that would have loOsened the roof OF
tho FlatirOn building had Il landed
Lewis pulled his feeder back a trIhe
and Cans shook his head He had TO
smile at his luck. Again m the same
round Lewis ducked into right hand
uppercut and staggered back. but he
was covered like a sore thumb Cans
whaled away with both hands, but there
was not an inch that was not protected
Lewis got out of the corner. started of
with his left hand again and Cans was
there trying to get away from II. Tim
Hurst was referee.
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AUTOMOBILING.

The Automobile Club of America ex-
poets 10 hear some definite news within
few days regarding the position Of the
Automobile Club OF France In reference
10 the selection OF a team of FIVE French
cars for the coming Vanderbilt Cup
race Statements have been received 10
the effect that the1 French Club viii
take no action in the matter.
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Kleinschmidt and Harvycutter each
batted loo yesterday, having foul
bingles to their credit.
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Pomeroy was the only Judge TO escape
the penalty Of Graves mighty arm fol
the theft of 4 base.
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That heart-brC

That heart-breaking burst of speed in
the eighth. when the Money Sharks
looked as If they were coming with a
rush that could not be stalled off. had
the Judges on the anxious bench for
some minutes. When the crucial moment
came. however. they swerved badly at
the wire, and were nosed out.
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Games Today.

Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
(St. Louis at Washington on Monday.)
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Tracey's drive for three sacks was a
scrcamer that seemed TO have a strange
desire to knock out one of the specta-
tors in right field
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CAPITAL CITY NOTES

There were moments of disappoint-
ment for ST. Stephens rooters during
the early, stages of the game yesterday
Several long drives that looked like two
baggers were gobbled up by the
Aloysius outfield trio in heart-break-
ing fashion.
Yet St. Stephens is developing the
ability TO win during the last stages of
game. and results so far this season
show that their opponents must keep
hustling no matter what their lead is.
Both Bryan and Gallagher were In
excellent form. There was plenty Of
control and the weather was the kind
that makes for speed.
Bryan. however. made one mIscalcu-
lation, but the offense was of forgiva-
BILE nature.
Brown certainly did his full share. He
scooped up grounders, was on the bag
at lust the right time, and when II came
TO stick work he toucned Bryan up for
two long hits without any special ef-
fort
The games are beginning so late that
from the present cctlook nine innings
will be quite a novel affair
Aloysius close the same time to make
its errors that st. Stephens did TO make
its hits.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games

Pittsburg- :: New York. s.
Philadelphia Il. Chicago. 3
Brooklyn. !. ST Louis. ?.
Cincinnati. !: Boston. G
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Standing Of the Clubs.
MARQUETTE LEAGUE.

Result of Yesterdays Game.
St Martins. s: 81. Peters. 0.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Result Of Yesterdays Game.
ST. Stephens. s; Aloysius. 6.
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Today's Game.

National Athletic Club Us. Airing
ton, Thirteenth and d streets north
east. Game called $40.
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Games Tndav

/ Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn ar St Louis
New York at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Chica go
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PRINTING OFFICE LEAGUE.

Result Of Yesterdays Game.
Coyboys. p; Pressmen, 6.
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Aloysius cl ose the same time to make
its hits.
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ponohue was the only Chicagoan who
did not get a hit.
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Smiths batting record led his captain
TO attempt 10 switch him into Judd s
place after he had already left the game.
Smith was there with the bingle all
right, but Umpire Conifiower scanned
his Hoyle, and called the runner out
for batting after he had left the game.
II Is seldom that any amateur team
has to call on three such men as Hutch
inson. Burbank, and Houleban to save
the day for it
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Result Of Yesterdays Game.
Sixth. 13: Metropolitan. 9.
Game Today
Ninth VS. Calvary.
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BASEBALL GOLF !: RAGING BOXING !: ATHLETICS
Next Game
Standing of the Clubs.

Technical VS.. Business. on Tuesday.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
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The games are beginning so late that
from the present Cctlook nine innings
will be quite novel affair.
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Standing of the Clubs.