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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-10
Camp Of r. I. Militia.
Quonset Point, July 10, 1906.


The twelfth annual encampment OF the
Rhode Island militia began yesterday with
the regular salute OF 21 guns and the
raising OF the stars and stripes.
The trip down on the Warwick was
an enthusiastic one I'm spite Of the dis
agreeable weather conditions and the last
company was slowed away by 10 minutes
past Q. the steamer starting n few min
utes later. The departure was more
prompt this year. as much of the bag
gage was carried overland. The journey
itself was made in the quick time OF one
hour and n half. the boat reaching the
Point at about quarter OF IL.
When the infantry companies arrived
at the camp they found everything In
ship-shape condition. Details from each
division along the line went down last
week and pitched nearly every tent. The
provisions. too. excepting fresh meats
and odd supplies were already there. hav-
ing been brought down on the steamer
Pontiac.
AS in previous years the mounted COM
mands went over the road. Capt. Bixby
and his machine gun battery, having
started a daybreak, was the first division
to arrive. Battery a, light artillery. pull
ed I'm about quarter TO l o'clock, closely
followed by both OF the cavalry troops.
Capt. Weaver OF Battery A has an out
At to be proud Of His whole equipment
Is brand-new and up-to-date In every par
ticular New guns. new harness and new
outfit FOR the men. The guns are of the
latest and finest pattern. manufactured
at the Rockland arsenal and are OF three
inch bore. There are new features in
every part Of the artilleryman's equip
ment; padded canteens. extra deep haver-
IL. 1Ii, 1rak y1al lyf ..,,lf HV,a
revolvers. etc.
The battery consists of four pieces, six
caissons. one battery, one forge and two
field wagons and Il is an outfit TO inspire
the men to their best efforts and today
the new guns will be tried out
The hospital corps as usual started in
with rush. They struck camp about 10
o'clock and Immediately went to work
Soon after dinner they fell into the regu-
lar drills and worked constantly during
the afternoon, and Sergt. Craig says tho
men show UP best on the first day CT
camp.
SENSATIONAL ELECTION.
A sensational election took place in the
colored company OF the Second regiment
when Sergt. George A. Watts was chosen
captain over the heads OF two lieuten-
ants. His opponent was Lieut.. Smith and
his defeat at the rate OF 80 to 2 shows
the popularity OF the new captain.
THE CAVALRY STRONG
Had it not been for the battery the
cavalry would probably have arrived ear
lier. for they brought up with the ar
tillery at East Greenwich and from there
TO camp IL was a slow march. Both divi-
sions Of the cavalry under Captains Rich
ards and McKcnna are especially strong
this year. although the death Of Chaplain
Woolley leaves vacant place which will
be difficult 10 hll. No mishap occurred
in the march. but at the muster some OF
the non-commissioned officers were repri-
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BAS EBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago s. Boston 4.
New York 8. Cincinnati 8.
Pittsburg 9. Brooklyn 0.
Games Today.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-10
SENSATIONAL ELECTION.

A sensational election took place in the
colored company OF the Second regiment
when Sergt. George A. Watts was chosen
captain over the heads OF two lieuten-
ants. His opponent was Lieut.. Smith and
his defeat at the rate OF 80 TO 2 shows
the popularity OF the new captain.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Dahen's slashing two bagger in the tenth
inning yesterdays game for the Giants at
Washington Park. Brooklyn. 1t was the first
appearance of the champions in a league game
in the metropolitan district this year, and
crowd numbering soma eight thousand persons
watched the struggle. The Superbas made a
good fight for nine innings, even il the game
dragged at times but had TO acknowledge their
fifth straight defeat. The score was to 1.
McGinnity. the iron man." pitched for the
Giants His support all that McIntyres
was not Mcintyre pitched good game through
out, and il was only in the tenth inning that the
Giants found him often enough to score
Brooklyn's lone run made by Mccarthy
on a single by Lewis. All through this inning
the Superbas played with a vim that was no.
ticeably lacking the rest of the game. Gessler
went out first to Donlin, after which Mccarthy
hit to right field and followed it up by brilliant
slide to second He scored Lewis's single.
Browne scored the first for the Giants in
the fifth inning by beating out one of his bunts
to first and then stealing second He came
home when Lewis jugged Donlin's grounder.
The game then dragged along until the tenth
inning, when DOnlin set the pace by sending the
bali Swimming toward Alperman, who muffed 1t.
McGann reached first q low bunt that gos
Mcintyre Gesser and Alperman all mixed up.
Mertes bunted and was caught at first, and then
scoring Donlin and NIcGann and reaching third
himself on the throw-in. Devlin walked and
Gilbert flied to Mahoney. who caught Dahlen at
the home plate by a long thrOw-in. Brooklyn
then went to the bat. and retired in one
two-three order. The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
IRv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Boston April 17-With the score tie az
TO at the end of the eighth inning the High
landers won to-day's game with Boston in tho
ninth on Dougherty's timely double TO centre.
which brought In two men Boston tried hard
to again tie the score but one run was her limit.
II was the opening Of the American League
season IN this city. and more than seventeen
thousand fans who had turned out to welcome
the occasion. went home dsconsolate.
Winter with the exception OF a few innings,
pitched a good game for Boston and received
excellent support Hogg. besides pitching a
strong game for the Highlanders. felded his
position perfectly. making five clever assists
He was backed up by iawless support
A brass band accompanied the players on the
field and then followed the usual ceremonies
seen at opening games. Among those present
were Governor Curtis Guild jr.. and his secre-
tary Mr. Gettemy; Lieutenant Governor Draper.
Mayor Fitzgerald and General Charles W. Bart
lett Ban B. Johnson, the president of the
American League also occupied box seat. The
Mayor threw in the new ball.
Intense excitement caused by cab horse
becoming frightened by an automobile and dash
ing through the crowd just after the game Sew
eraI persons. including two women. were run
over and injured. Governor Guild and his party
had a narrow escape.
The victory was the third straight for the
Highlanders. Keeler made pretty catch OF
Freemans liner in the fourth inning. and
Moriarty was applauded in this inning for
fine stop and throw of Grimshaw's hot liner.
In the seventh inning Winter made a good stop
and throw while Elberfeld set the crowd wild
by his quick play in getting Parents liner IN
this inning and throwing it TO first in time to
retire the runner
In the ninth inning Williams kept up his good
stickwork by sending out his third hit, single.
to left. Conroy safe wild throw by
Grmshaw Williams reached third on Moriar
tys short hit. but Kleinows drive TO Ferris
Williams was put out at the plate Orth hit to
Winter forcing ConrOy at the plate, and then
Dougherty came along with his two-bagger and
Moriarty and Kleinow raced home with what
proved to be the winning a base on balls,
GrahamS o-bagger and Goodwins single gave
Boston one run in this inning. The score fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PLANS FOR POLO SEASON
Many FIXTURES Arranged and Of
fcers Elected for the Year.

Polo VIII be opened in the local district by gen.
eral CLUB tournament on the new field Of the Coun-
try club or Westchester from May 30 to June &
The Championship fixtures of the year will he dt
vided between Newport and this city. The omen
championship will be held at Van Cortlandt park
under the auspices of Squadron A The NeWporr
tourna ments viii be held from August II to "a and
tho Van Cortlandt Park games from September Ia
ately after the open championship.
These oates Were decided on at the annual meet
Ing OF the PoIo Association held at the MetrOpcl-
tan cup, Firth avenue and Goth street The dele
gates objected streEuously to any change in the
executive COMMITTEES. particularly in the champion
ship. Notwithstanding II. l.. Herberts earnest re-
quest tnat successor be elected to take the 20
sition he has filled for the last sixteen years.
By a unanimous vote Mr.. Herbert chosen for
the coming year. The other officers William A.
Hazard Rockaway, secretary; George J. Gould,
Lakewood. John G. Groome. Philadelphia Joshua
Crane, Jr, Dedham; r. J.. Agassiz, Myopia; Sid
ney c. Love. Onwentsia. ILL.,: Oliver w Bird, Mead
ow Brook; Charles Wheeler Bryn Mawr
Two new clubs were elected, the Orlando Polo
Club, Florida. with w. +. Gynne delegate and the
Penllyn Polo Club. Pennsylvania. Richard Vaux
delegate bringing the membership OF the associa-
tion up 10 thlrty-seven clubs The fixtures thus far
arranged for the season follow:
June 20 22-Phladephia Country Crnh
June % TO July S-Meadow Brook Hunt club
July 4 TO 14-Rockaway Hunting club
july l6 10 2l--Great Neck Long Island
Julv % 2S-Rumson n. ].
July so TO August 10-Point Judith p 7
August IL TO 24-Championship and iuntor c,.r,,,o,
ships. Westchestsr Polo Club. Newport. r. i
August 25 10 2e-Saratoga-
eeutemhsr is 10 2s-Opsn champ.onsb,n a,s s...
A tourusment. Van CortIsndt Park ' anu squadron
to 6-Bunalo.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
THE BOSTON HORSE SHOW.
Hildred Uins T5co BIues-Fancy
Scores for Il. &. Vanderbilt.

Boston. April 17.-Eben d Jordan won the chs,
honors at the horse show here to-day. as ne ar
ried of two blue ribbons with champion Hildfed
n big crowd was in attendance
The first clash between the leaders came IN t,s
hackney class. but Hildred Judged superior To
Judge Moore's White Gate Majesty, Mr. DOnnelly
taking third with Nell Giwyrne
There was pretty contest the Tunabout class
for private stables, in which carriages and aD-
potntments also counted an| the awarding of tns
blue TO Reginald e. Nanderbilts Fancy over tyo
entries from the Plant stable, and one from Judge
Moore brought out considerable applause.
Lehman Strauss. OF New York won in the deal
ers class Ior pairs with FleUretts and Babets anc
ne also scored with Battle Axe and TomahaEk n
a class for novice pairs.
Carr Brothers, OF New York. won the blue IN me
pony tandem class, Judge Moore being placed SET
ond. The latter had similar III fortune IN The touT-
in-handS. which came in Immediately after, FOR the
Jordan team captured the biue.
Mrs. DAM elSOns Romany won her second que
of tte day IN the combination saddle and harness
class. the -ed going 10 Sadie Wilson, owned by W
E. Hawkins. of this city z. T. StoteseuFy o.
Philadelphia. practically swept the class TOR Eoa1-
sters, winning a first, second and third.
The EOny pairs gave JuuSe Moore his nfst que
OF the day, his Bulah Bsnne1 and Irish Braeels;;
being placed over Mr.. Vanderhilts Frils ans
Frocks. the Carr Brothers Berkeley Boes ana
Uneeda. and F. d JoTdan's Lady Dilham am
Flora.
Hildred again came TO the fore in the second naL.
ness class of the day. and again Judg5 Moore 'eoA
second, this time with King Forest
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

preston. She is rs big. even now, the three
year-old. and raced in a businesslike way
which indicates that she may improve. Horner
mad no trouble in landing her In the place.
The other winners were Fay, which won the
first race for II. K. Knapp: Robador and CHINA
youngster named Pottering had the mount on
Robador and IN spite of good preliminary he
went up i'm the betting from to to to /. 1t
was anything but pottering ride however as
the youngster showed Judgment in rating along
while Colossal and Gentian forcing the
pace only to come on in the stretch and run
the fast tir;ng Colossal. which heavily sup
ported from 8 to | TO to /. Workman. the
odds-on favorite. is plainly i'm need of a rest.
He dull race. On the strength of fast
trial Ballot Box was 4 hot favorite In the last
race, but with all Radtke could do China beat
him home.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
GIANTS AT POLO GROUNDS FRIDAY

The preparations for the opening of the baseball
season at the Polo Grounds complete ard the
usual programme will be carried out Tho stands
and fences will be more elaborately decorated +bar
ever before and, starting O'Clock there will he
a musical programme rendered by the Catholic Pro
tectory band.
The New York club will not issue any invita- tion i
10 the game this year. In future persons going m
the Polo Grounds I'm automobiles and carriages viii
aight at the main entrance. The vehicles can he
stored IN the same place back of the bleaChers as
before. the entrance being at the old carriage gate
l59th street II found necessary 10 rnsL,a tbi,
ARRANGEMENTS, as there were many automobiles
view of some in the stands '--~
The game will be called at o'clock and pren
aratlons are made have the gates oiiena5
promptly at y o'clock 0PSHe"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
P1TTsBrrRG. 3; CINCINNATI, ?.

Pittsburg April 1.-THE baseball season opened
to-day with fine weather and one OF the largest
crowds that ever attended n game here Both
Philippe and Weimer splendidly supported.
The winning made in the twelfth inning
when Wagner hit for two bases into the crowd. ana
Nealon followed with another Seventeen thousand
and thirty six persons the game. The scoIs
follows:
R II. f
Pittsburg 80 0 0 0 o o 1-3 13 !
Cincinnati 30 | o 0 % II 3
Batteries Philippe. Gibson and Carisch; Weimer
and Phelps. Umpires-Klem and Carpenter. At
tendance. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CLEVELAND. 3: ST. LOUIS. l

St Louis April tT.-St- Louis opened the local
American League championship season to-day with
a miserable exhibition against Cleveland. and were
defeated by score of to l. The home teams
figured prominently in the visitors run-get
ting Hess wild giving five bases balls
but the home team was unable to hit him The
score follows:
RHE
ST. Louis .............1 o o o o 0l 8 5
Batteries: C1eveland-Hess and Bueow; St
Louis-Howen and Spencer. Umpire-COnnolly
AttendanCe-9,S00
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CORNELL LOSES HER FIRST GAME

Ithaca. N. Y. April lT-CorneI lost her nrst gam.
OF the season to-day 10 Rochester OF the Eastern
League. by a score OF 10 Q. The Rochester man
succeeded In punching four OF their eight hits a.
the second inning, which. coupled with fxo
gave them fye runs A double play by Heitman
follows: - 'ANhss
Rocbastsr RHE
|orhell -'.''...'........... o 0 o o & 0s a
ID batteries-For Cornell. Deshon and WaIeh. ,ar
Mninnsesters Faulkner aud Ostdisk Umnirs,.iSr
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
ALL STAR RUGBY TEAM FOR CANADA

Instead of sending the Flushing Rugby Football
Club TO Toronto TO play in the International match
under English Rugby football rules the Eastern
Rugby Football Union has decided that New York
shall be represented by a-star team
The aggregation has been chosen from among the
players OF the Crescent Athletic Club OF BROOKLYN
Pioneer Football Club Brooklyn Football C,II,b'
New York Football Club Flushing Football CsIb
Staten Island Football Club and Yale UniversItI
The team Will leave for Toronto Friday evening
playing the Canadians Saturday afternoon anj
returning TO New York Sunday. '' ''u
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
YALE WINS IN THE TENTH
Georgetown Beaten when Cantweu Goes to
Pieces in Extra Inning.

Washington. April f.-Yale defeated o,eors.,,vn
to-day In the tenth inning. when they batted Can't
well out OF the box Parsons pitched q fine vama
striking out eleven men and holding his opnonsr,.
In check at critical moments The score follows:
v, r. H r
Georgetown .......0 Q
Batteries-Yale Parsons. Chaplin and Edwin.
Georgetown. Cantwsll. brennan and Mudd
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
IVES IN KEEN DEMAND.
1t Cost John Il. Drake 81 ,9O5 to
Retain Him litter thinning.

Yves. which won the Union Stakes in the colors
of John A Drake at Aqueduct Yesterday. en-
tered 10 be sold for $500. When he just galloped
the mile in the fast time Of 1:40 two three own
ers cast covetous eyes on him. and the bids came
thick and fast when he offered for sale. until
5000 was reached: then ]. A. Bennett carried it
along 10 s2t0 before the stable able to protect
the horse with the usual s. advance 1t cost Mr.
Drake just 81 s05 him. Fay which the
first also bid up from $500 to s,4O5 at
which price she retained by her stable. Tommy
Griffin. which second with Clements did the
bidding and he profited $500 thereby. When Rob
ador bid was forthcoming
TIE followers Of Miller. the Jockey. again
bemoaning the fact that he failed TO ride winner
a third was the best he could do. Radtke rode Fay
in the first race. while o'NeiiI Garner, Pottering
and ]. Hennessy accounted for the Other winners.
CHINA which took the last for Newton Ben
nngton. won like fai7 colt He started only
last year early IN the season.
Ben Crockett will have a strong following II he
goes to the post in the whitney Memorial Steeple-
chase at Bel aons Park. his performance yester
day was of a kind to indicate that there are few
jumpers in the country which take liberties
with him whea he is at his beat He pulled up
sound ard little trouble that he had last fali
seems to have entirely disappeared
The following horses have been declared out of
at BeIr.on Park on Thursday. May 10: Ort Wells.
Cairrso:~al San Nicholas Grazialo. BIrgoInste-.
Joaquin. Astronomer. Sue Smith. Belle of Pequest
and Wacsc Thrush
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
sr IO1rJs 6. CHICAGO. 3.

Chicago April 17.-The Chicago National League
team opened the season here to-day and was beaten
h,- St louis by a score of to g. Three pitchers
were used by the home team in the hope of check
ing the run getting. but to no avail The score
follows: y
st. Louis ...............O =
Chicago .............O o o o o o O 8 % D
Ratteries-Puttrnann. Mcfarland and Grady
Pferster. Wicken. Beebe and Moran. Umpire
Johnstcne. AttendanCe-l6OOo.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
AN AUTO ATTORNEY I'M FRANCE

The Automobile Club of America has advised its
members of the appointment of Major T. A. Maba,'
as the clubs attorney in France He lives at No
DDiH to obtain ,a touring ring ntornstion IN Europe may
advice and assistance and their cases viii b.
UP at reasonable charge - '0Aeh
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MILLIONS IN AUTOS,
What the Figures Shoe on I'M
ported Machines Alone.

According 10 the official repor. Just obtained
from the Department OF Commerce and Labor by
the Association OF Licensed Automobile Manu-
facturers. the total importations OF foreign made
automobiles for 1905 800 cars valued at s1so-
l74
The figures. showing where the cars went and
what the duty amounted to, follow:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
THE FIAT XIII WINS MOTOR BOAT CUP

Word reached this city by cable from Monaco
yesterday that the motor boat Fiat NH Won 'nS
race for the Prince Cf Monaco's cup iE fast un's
The course was one mile and the boat raeed ~ . :
speed of thiFty-two miles hour The tlat W.
the race across the Mediterranean, distance ~ ~
two hundred miles. in twelve hours. last yeaE ~ ~
though the Fiat y was the smallest boat ~ @ 10
race, IL four hours ahead of rs nearest com
DetiTOr
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Washington. April 17.-Washington won it's first
game of the season to-day. defeating Philadelphia
by a score of to q Falkenberg was effective with
men bases. Stahl was put cut Oe the game IN
the third inning for objecting too strongly TO the
umpre's decisions The score follows:
r. H E
Washington ...........2 l I ks .
Philadelphia ...-...-...O I 0 o e. 1
Batteries -Falkenberg and Heydon: Dygert. Coax
ley and Schreck- Umpire-OLOushlin. Attendance
4,137
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PHILADELPHIA. /: BOSTON. 0.

Philadelphia. April 17-Philadelphia shut out Bos-
ton to-day in a game that was a battle of the
pitchers from start to finish by a OF to
The only of the game was scored by Sentelle
on his own single and Magee's two-base hit. The
score follows:
RH E.
Philadelphia ...........O o o x-i
Boston -.........-.-...-.0 90 2
Batteries -Duggeby and Dootn; Pfeffer and Need
ham. Umpire-ODa Attendance 4,5S2
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Ithaca, y. Y. Apri; 1.-THE Cornell Athletic
Council voted last night authorize the election Of
& neEy football captain to take the place Of Ray
Van Ornam elected last fall but suspended this
spring for alleged fraud in examination Warren
Macarthur. jr-. OF Chicago, elected assistant
football mana ger
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New York 3; Brooklyn. 1. Pittsburg 3; Cincinnati
Philadelphia 1; Boston. o. st. Louis. 6; chicago, D.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Totals ... "a 1 10 % Is oil

Sacrifice hits-Freeman, Moriarty, Elberfeid. Winter
Conroy. Two base hits-Doughertt Grimshaw. Hits
Off Hogs J. in 2S innings; oft Orth, in Ia innings
stolen base-Graham. First base baIls-on Winter. l.
off Hogg 5: of Ortiz l. Hit by pitched ballBy Hogg. l.
Struck outBy Winter, ?; by Hogg 2; by Orth. 2 Wild
pttch-Hogs. Time ot gane-t:59. Unpires-Sheridan
Evans. AttAndancs-IT.G97.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York A. Boston 2 Chicago g Detroit, g.
Washington. 8; Phia.. Cleveland. 9; ST. LOUIS l.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
as q s 90 2i

hits-Dahen, GlIbert. Sacrlhce
nifty. Alperman. Stolen bases-Browne. Donln. Nc
Carthy. Double plays-Maloney ana Bergen. Left on
bascs-New York, TO- Brooklyn. First base on balls,
OF Mcintyre 4 First on errors-New York 2:
Brooklyn 2 Hit by pitched bal-By Mcintyre l. Struck
out-By Mcintyre 3; by McGnnity, . Time 80 I'm
pires-Conway Emsle. Attendance-s500
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
YANKEE ATHLETES AT sRINp,s,

Brindisi. April 1.-THE American athletes who
are TO compete In the Olympic games at Athens
next week arrived here to-day. The team left AZ
midnight on board the Italian steamer Montenep1a
for Athens. The German athletic team Is on 1ho
Same steamer. -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

RESULTS OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES
University OF Maine T. ~
At Bedford, Mass-Holy Cross. 1s: Tufts O.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day-Yae VA fordhsu
3 r. II. AdIaissioc. 70 esnSA " S~AAA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CHICAGO. s: DETROIT. 3.

Detroit. April 17.-Chicago was the winner of the
opening game in this city to-day. a game that
would not have been especially interesting but for
the record breaking crowd. Jones' OF Chicago, was
put out Of the game for disputing decision The
score follows
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Dougherty Comes to the Rescue. and
the Yankees HIN AGAIN.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York at Boston cleveland at st. Louis -,
Chicago Detroit Washington at Phiiauephia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Horses and Carriages.

NOR SALE.-very Handsome Basket Phaeson: s.a
Tasssl & Rearney make. New York. - sfea: ssa- \.
O. T PAINE. IS Neptune Avsaasv
New Rochelle y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

'''-'--.'''. .oSo $5lSUlIA $1.t5lOTo 6V
During 1905 automobile parts to the total yalua on
s2Sl,60S were imported
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Dahlens T7co-Bagger Wins Ten
Inning Game for the Giants.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY

New York at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburs-
st. Louis Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
WASHINGTON. 3: PHILADELPHIA. 2.

Batteries: DetrOit-Owen and sullivan: Chicago
Mullin and Warner. Umpires-Hurst and OCon-
ner. Attendance-13,S75
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

HARVARD BEATEN AT LACROSSE.
Baltimore April 1.-THE Mount Washington -
crosse team defeated Harvard to-day by score Ok
IL to o.