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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
SUB GAME
WITH BRONN

After considerable effort Manager w
y. Bright OF the Brown baseball team
has succeeded in securing tho baseball
nine of the Eastern College association TO
play in this city next week Wednesday.
since tho cancelling of the return Dart
mouth game this date has been open, but
Manager Bright closed Il yesterday with
the strong combination OF college grad
yates.
The team Is made UP OF very prominent
players. who are now alumni OF various
colleges. Several on the list were recog-
nized as An-American timber when they
were in college.
The team consists OF Mackay OF Yale,
cadman OF Pennsy Finigan OF Ottawa
and Toener OF c. G. ~. Y, pitchers:
Grimiey OF Cornell and Hendrickson OF
University OF Ohio. catchers: Randall OF
Harvard. Denton Of Piattsburg. n. s..
Bellows of University of ohio, Wilson OF
New York university. innelders: wallace
of Yale. Childres Of Princeton. George Of
Harvard. Morten of Wesleyan and o'Ha-
gen Of Plattsorg. n. g.. outhelders.
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WOMEN'S GOLF
EVENTS PLAYED

The semi-hnals were reached yesterday
at New Haven I'm the women's open
scratch golf tournament on the links OF
the New Haven Country club. The quail
flying round was played last fall, but
owing TO weather conditions play hai
then to be postponed. T>e tournament Is
being played in two sections, and In the
semi-fnals in the first section Mrs. @. +.
Roofe OF the Commonwealth club OF Bos-
ton defeated Mrs. s. r. Defferts OF Enge-
wood up and to go. MISS Pauiine
Mackay OF the oakley club. Boston, de-
feated Miss Helen Darlington Of the New
Haven Country club up and TO go.
In the second section. semi-fnals. Miss
Elizabeth Chamberlain OF the New Hs-
ven Country club defeated Miss r.. Check
OF the Essex Country club I up.
Miss r. schreve of Baeburn club de-
feated Miss Trowbridge Of the New Ha-
ven Country club ? up
The nnals viii be played today.
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GRAPPLE WON But
HAD NO BACKING

Grapple. the winner of the Metropolitan
Handicap last year. won the Harlem
Stakes at the Belmont Park track yester-
day. At first glance this might seem n
stroke OF good fortune to Frank Farrell.
his owner But az matter OF fact the
baseball magnate's financial account was
not greatly increased by his horses sue
cess
II was all due to lack OF faith on Far
rels part Grapple had cost him big
sum of money when he was defeated by
Campaigner early I'm the spring. Since
then, 10 use Farrel's own words, he has
weakened" on the son OF Woolsthorpe
In spite OF all the good reports pertaining
to Grapple's good work OF late, Farrell
and his chum. Davy Johnson, could not
be prevailed upon TO back Grapple TO
win. They finally mustered enough cour-
age TO play the horse at TO . TO show.
III they had played him straight they
could easily have won fortune, as there
was as high as to ! against him at one
time
lack Martin never rode better race In
his life than he did on Grapple He beat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

Bad work I'm the box on the part OF
Barry and Clinton was largely responsible
for Providence's receipt OF the Bisonic
Z 70 1 lemon yesterday. Barry started
the game and did good work for three
innings. although he hit two men lie
blew up in the fourth, and after hitting
one man and giving two singles was
taken out and Clinton substituted.
Kissinger was at his best, but was not
very we'll supported The bisons made
four very bad errors behind him. but only
one figured in the run getting. The visit
ors outfield,~d the home team. aside from
Conway's muff and Chadbourne's tumble.
They hit equally we'll with the locals
but received no help from Kissinger in
the shape of bases on balls.
Barry had two strikes on Mattress for
an opener and then lodged the next one
In the middle OF his back. Gettman shot
a fast one at Mcconnell and was thrown
out at first, the stop being a fine one.
White sent a high one 10 left, on which
Mattress scored Murray swung vainly
al three wide ones and Peterson nipped
White at second by yard on his attempt
TO steal.
Lord opened auspiciously for the visit
ors with n beautiful double 10 right
centre. Chadbourne foUled TO Ryan. Kis-
singer threw 20 Smith to catch Lord nap
ping. but Smith was the victim, the bali
shooting past him TO centre field Lord
Absteln burned n warm one at Corcoran.
which was badly fumbled. and Lord
counted easily. G.. McConnell's grounder
To Kissinger was finely handled and
Poland was forced at third. Conway
struck out
Peterson opened the second with
single TO right, but was caught on the
base on a sharp throw TO G. Mcconnell
by Ryan.
sharp bit of fielding by Smith cut
the third short when things looked good.
With Chad7bourne on second and Poland
on first Abstein hit along the ground
close To second. Smith got the ball by
grand stop. tagged the flying Poland as
he sped past and got AbStein at first on
close decision.
Lord opened the eighth with his third
clean single of the day and Chadbourne
followed with another, his second. Po-
lands hot drive got away from Mattress.
bait he recovered in time to force Chad
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the barrier at the start, rushed his horse
into favorable position. and then held
him under restraint when Pretenslon and
Masaniello forged alongside and were
eager to act as pacemakers. Martin per-
mltted them to do so TO the head OF the
stretch at the same time nursing his
mounts strength for final squirt.
When the leaders were leg-weary Mar
tin forced his way through an opening
near the rail and In a jiffy had assumed
the lead. once I'm front IL was practically
over so far as Grapple was concerned.
and he won easily. Ampedo closed with a
rush at the end and beat Juggler for the
place.
Mr.. Mccain won the steeplechase after
n stirring finish with Dick Shaw The
latter seemed 10 have the race at his
mercy up to the last two jumps. but
swerved badly In spite OF nose-band
which was placed across his face 10 pre-
vent him from doing the very thing that
lost him the race. Mr.. Mccain. we'll rid
den by Jockey stone. who steered his
mount n short course and handled him In
first-class style. won by six lengths.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
3 A s e B ALL
r A G. IN &
g q L F
SUCCESSFUL MEET
At NOONSOCKE1

The students OF the Woonsocket High
school held the most successful class
meet known TO the school yesterday at
ternoon at Clinton oval. The seniors Won;
with sophomores second, juniors tnfu
and freshmen last.
Jimmy Greene surpri his rivals
by coming out first IN a number or events
that were apparently booked for others.
lie was the typical dark horse
The 1oo-yard dash was tho nrst event
10 be run of. In the finals. Greene. 90
third. and A. Tabor. os fourth. The
time II 2-5.
II. Smith. 'O7. won the broad Jump with
II feet 10 inches. o,Donneli' e, @ ,wIhoJ was a
Cook, '07 third. with l6 feet 81 inches;
and Cleveland. 'o7. fourth with Is feet IA
inches.
The order of the high Jump was: Smith.
'o7. first. feet: McPhee. 'os. second. I
feet Il inches: Gilbert, 07. third. feet
inches. Fourth place was divided be-
tween Preston. 'oS; Cook, 'Ol, and A; Ia
bor. 'oe. each getting a third OF a point.
Greene forged 20 the front once more
in the 22O-yard dash. taking first place.
Smith 'O7, and O'Donnell, e. were tied
for second place, while Handy. posi-,
graduate, was third. The time was IO5
II. Cook. OF. took the pole vault. at 8
feet inches. and Cleveland, 'of. was
given second Kettle.y. 'c. Mas Sd.S seeona' Ioa
fourth. with feet inches,
Handy ran the mile In 5:45. according
10 Timer Rocheleau. and took first place.
Caldwell, 90. put up game hght, ana
finished second. while his Junior rival,
vose was third. Myers, TO- was fourth.
Smith. 'O7 was the winner OF the shot
put. with 81 feet IL inches. Burt, OI was
second. with 81 feet inches: Cleveland,
'O7 third, with 81 feet 3 inches; Cleveland,
'07, third. with 81 feet 3 inches, and Cook.
another senior, fourth. with 81 feet
inch.
Greene once more won in the half-mile.
the game little sophomore winning out In
. minutes 27 seconds. Handy was second,
Gilbert '07, third. and Tabor, K, fourth.
Handy took first also in the hammer
throw. with 81 feet inches. Cleveland,
'07. defeated his Junior rival, kettlety,
by throwing the hammer Ss feet 10 inches
TO the latter's Sc feet IL inches. Horsfail
was the winner OF the fourth place, with
"A feet IL inches.
H. l.. Smith '07. defeated Greene. 700,
for first honors I'M the quarter-mile. Burt.
'0T. was third. and A. Taber. '@. fourth.
The time was ] minute and j second
The taking OF the relay race filled the
seniors cup OF JOY. The time was ] 20 Do,
and the names OF the teams and the or
der I'm which they finished were as fol-
lows: Seniors. Burt. Cook. Cleveland ana
Smith: sophomores, O'Donnell Caldwell.
r. Tabor, Mccarthy: juniors, Preston,
vose and A. Tabor; freshmen. Shambow,
Jalbert. Burns and Myers.
The score at the end OF the meet stood:
points: Handy. postgraduate, IS; juniors
is % points: and freshmen. points.
j. b. Merrill acted as starter. Il. NJ.
Walsh and j. n. Cook as judges; Louis
T. Rocheleau, timer. and DR.. S. NJ. Row.
en-, clerk OF the course.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
YOUNG CORBETT QUITS
RING FOR GOOD

Young Corbett has quit the fighting
game for good. and will open a cafe In
New York and settle down" Corbett
announced the other day that he had
tried his best TO get back" but since his
defeat at the hands OF kid Sullivan he
has become convinced that he is a has
been"
81 have many friends in New York"
said Corbett. "and ~ | once get started
I know that I can keep going. I'm too
fat TO fight any more and I'll never get
any thinner. I've been sapping my
strength by trying 20 train down, and
I find IL doesn't pay. The only thing
ways been on the level and have tried
my best"
The very fact that Corbett has always
been straight fighter will be n great
help 20 him II he goes into business -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
O'bR|EN 10 MEET
JOHNNY MARIO

The sharkey A. c. will hold an enter.
tainment I'm the new quarters on the first
noor OF the building they have been in
for the past year. The star bout OF the
evening will bring together Rouse
O'Brien and Johnny Mario These two
boys have been anxious for some time for
a chance against either Murphy or sum
mers. and they Will endeavor TO prove by
Their cieverness and style that they are
entitled 10 consideration.
OBrien. who was formerly of Boston,
has met some OF the best boys al his
weight and has always made good nc
viii meet worthy foemsn IN Mario.
who has been improving. The seml-nnal
VIII bring together Prof Jim Guider IN.
structor Of the club. and Nike Melon.
? euSh.
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Runs-Clement. Keister 3, Merritt, Sem
telle. vandegrift-7; Madigan 2, Needham
81 First base on balls-Or Lake 4: Off
Stanley T. Struck out-By Lake 4; by
Stanley 5. Two-base hits-Madigan, HILL
Needham, Vandegrift. Sacrifice hits
Merritt, Hill. Shean. Stolen bases-Sen-
teI,e Phelan. Left on basee-Montreal s;
Jersey City 5. Umpire-Owens.
sBatted for Connor in the eighth inning.
"Connor batted for Stanley in the ninth
inning.
BALTIMORE 4. ROCHESTER !.
Rochester was unable to do anything
with Adkins at Rochester yesterday.
Dunns error and pass. permitted the
locals only score against the orioles. At
tendance 2l06. Score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
TORONTO.

Runs-Manling. Sharpe, Zacher. Jones,
Pardee-5; Kelley-l. Two-base hit-Cock-
man. Sacrifice hits-Sharpe, Flood. Stol-
en- bases-Engle, Sharpe. Jones. Flood,
Phyle. Hit by pitched ball-By Pardee, !:
First base on balls-Of MCKINLEY, 2; OF
Pardee. 1. Struck out-By McGinley, =;
by Pardee, g. Double play-Mullin TO En-
gle Left on bases-Toronto, 6; Newark.
s. Umpire-Cusack. Time-lh. Bonn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
BIG PRICE FOR
MAJ. DELMAR

Al the Fasig- Upton Blue Ribon sale
yesterday AZ Cleveland Maj. Delmar. tho
most conspicuous OF American trotting
geldfngs was sold TO William Bradley OF
New York for $1,000. Blackjack went to
William B. Chisholm OF Thiseldoune
stock farm, Randall. o.. for 1880, and
OF the latter being the same as the pur-
chaser OF Maj. Delmar.
The two first named were part OF the
Billings stable. The other big sales were
az follows:
George @. (2:05i.). h. e., by Homeard
w. William Bradley. New York. $1,000
Morning Star (2:04aD. b. r., by Star
Pointer. Thiseldoune stock farm, Randall
O.. $500.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

Runs--Nattress ., White 2. Murray 2,
McConnell-7: Lord-1. First base on
balls--Off Kissinger 2: off Clinton g.
Struck out-By Kssinger 3; by Barry g.
Two-base hits-Lord, Murray. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Gettman. Ryan. Stolen
bases-Murray. G. Mcconnell. Corcoran.
Lord. Mattress. Left on bases-Buffalo
I; Providence s. Double plays-Smith TO
Mcconnell: Clinton 70 Abstein to Lord:
Chadbourne. unassisted Conway to Nc
Connell TO Abstein. Hit by pitched ball
BY Barry 3. Umpire-William Hofner.
TIme-2h.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
BISONS HANDED GRAYS
ANOTHER LEMON, 7 TO |

bourne at second. Abstein's fly in short
left was taken by Mattress, and White
ended it by pulling down A. McConnelfs s
long fly close against the fence.
The last two came in the seventh.
White started with a base on balls and
Murray doubled TO right. Conway fum-
bled Smiths drive long enough to permit
White TO score. but got the batter at first.
@. Mcconnell singled TO centre and Muir
ray registered. A sharp double play,
Conway to A. Mcconnell 10 AbStein,
closed the inning Score:
pITFEATO
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
STEPHENSON GAINING
IN SENATORIAL RACE

Madison. Wis. May l5-Isaac Stephen
son OF Marinette forged TO within reach
ing distance of the United states senn-
iorship last night In the Republican eau
Cus reyeiving R Notcs.
Fifty-two are required 20 assure an
election.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PAWTUCKET g. TECHNlCAL l.
Pawtucket kept up its winning streak
Yesterday afternoon by defeating Technl-
cal. 6 TO 1, at Gorham Park.
Technicals only score came In It's haii
Of the eighth inning. Burns drove hot
one between first and second, and com
pleted the circuit on Peck's two-base MT.
The feature OF the game was fast
double play by Cady and Downey. The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
SHELTERS "PUT IT" ALL
OVER MONTREAL EASILY

Jersey City outplayed the locals In
every department yesterday at Montreal
and won easily. Most OF the hits of Lake
were made after tvs were out. Score:
JERSEY CITY
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
BASEBALL RESULTS IN BRIEF

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Fall River S, Lowell 4.
Worcester 3, LynW5.
Haverhill z, Lawrencc o.
Brockton 3, New Bedford 3.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

TkUNb-N@IdIIVy-I1 y
Adkins. Sacrifice hit-Dunn. Stolen
bsses-Bannon, Malay, OHara. Double
play-Moran to Bannister TO Clancy. First
base on balls-Off Bannister 3; off Cleary
2;off Adkins 3.Struck out BY Bannister 2;
by Adkins 6. Left on Observation-Disclosures 3;
Baltimore 6. Umpire-Kelly. Time-1h.
Som.
.Batted for Bannister in the eighth in
ming.
NEWARK. 5; TORONTO, /.
Newark reversed matters yesterday at
Toronto in their second game and won
by a score OF 10 I. Attendance ff6e
The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
GAMES TODAY.

Providence at Buffalo.
Newark at Toronto.
baltimore at Rochester.
Jersey city at Montreal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
THE CYCLE OF SPORTS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
-. Louis-PhiIadeIphia (Wet Grounds.)
Detroit 4. New York 3.
Cleveland q, Boston 4.
Chicago-Wnsbingt gton--Rain.
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n. I. COMMERCIAL
HIGH Z.

Rhode Island Commercial College trim
med the Warwick High nine 10 To yes
terday AZ Adelaide PARK. The quill driv-
ers mt up a fast game both In the field
and at bat, holding the situation well in
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

CHICAGO 3, PHILADELPHIA o.
Chicago took the second game from
philadelphia yesterday at Philadelphia by
hitting Lush and Moren hard. The home
team made but three hits off overall.
Score:
Innings ......... ? So
Chicago ...A... 2 o . 0 o o. 3
BROOKLYN 10, ST. LOUIS o.
The Brooklyns batted Fromme hard
yesterday at Brooklyn and beat StLouis
10 to o. Lumleys batting was the feat
ure. Out OF four times at bat he got a
single. double and two triples Noonan
was put out or the game at the end OF the
fourth inning for disputing o'Day's deci-
sion. Score:
Innings ......1 , 3 Q
Brooklyn .......... l 0 2 o 0 x-10
NEW YORK 8. CINCINNATI 2.
New York beat Cincinnati yesterday at
New York TO 2. The locals took advan-
tage OF errors by the visitors. Schlei was
put out OF the game in the fifth inning for
disputing the umpire's decision. Score.
Innings ......... 2 8 3
New York ........0 o o 2 2 0 OK s
Cincinnati ........ 0 1 o o 0 0 0 0 l.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

Classical won from East Providence
yesterday afternoon at Grosvenor Field
by the score OF IL TO Z.
Classical came back strong in the sew
enth, piling up seven runs They added
another I'm the eighth, making the nnal
. - he
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

DE ITNOIT =, y U W lVININ %
Detroit took the first game of the open
ing series from New York yesterday at
Detroit by punching hits off Brockett In
the ninth inning. With the score tied In
the last inning Brockett was taken out OF
the box and keefe substituted. but sin
gle by Crawford scored the winning run
as Coughlin had just brought in two with
a dnuhle Score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo Z, Providence 4.
Newark 3, Toronto 4.
Baltimore &, Rochester 4.
jersey City z, Montreal 3.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
GAMES TODAY

New York st Detroit.
BCston mt Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
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MOSES BROWN 6. ENGLISH 5.

Moses Brown won n game at last by de-
fcating the visiting English High team 6
10 ;. The winners showed a vast improve
ment both I'm hitting and felding and by
keeping up the pace set yesterday they
should add n few more scalps 10 their
holt The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
GAMES TODAY.

Pittsburg at Boston.
St. Louis at brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
SCHOOL LEAGUE BASEBALL
IANN[h|LL HIT HARD
AND BOSTON LOST

Cleveland took the first game OF the Sc
ries from Boston, hitting Tannehill hard.
The batting of Lajoie and Bradley was a
feature Score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
PIRATES Mold BOSTON
UP FOR ANOTHER

Superior base running enabled Pitts
burg at Boston TO win yesterdays game
by to g. Willis was steady when hits
meant runs. Clarke was put out of the
game for disputing Emslie's decision. The
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg q, Boston q.
Brooklyn 10, 81. Louis o.
Chicago o, Philadelphia o.
New York 3, Cincinnati z.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-15

GAMES TODAY.
Lowell mt Haverhill.
Lynn at Brockton.
Fall River at Lawrence.
New Bedford at Worcester.