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The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Gene Demonreville is third in the bat
ting order at Toledo.
Falkenberg struck out three Athletics in
a row in the second inning.
George Mil went in to bat for Falken-
berg and raised high fly 20 center field.
Last week Pittsburg jumped from sew
enth 10 third place in the National
League.
Jake Stahl is being spoken Of as George
Hun successor as director Of athletics
at the University OF Illinois
Considering the counter attractions. that
was d great crowd that turned out TO
give the club the glad hand.
Umpire Carruthers did not last long in
the Southern League. he was released
because of his poor showing In series
at Memphis
The Nationals and the Athletics will be
the guests of De Wolf Hopper at the
Wednesday evening performance OF
Wang ut the Belasco Theater.
It was denied at headquarters that there
was any tTuta in the report published in
a local paper yesterday 10 the effect that
Oscar Graham. the pitcher. has been
farmed TO Minneapolis.
ti1 At6AiHl Jump AdilTA 10 appear. 50
Charley Hickman and Big Chic Bender
handed down the decisions Cantllon OBJ
jected strenuously to one of Benders de-
cisions at first base, but otherwise the
sub jumps had rather easy time of it.
All OF the stories that have been float
ing around Of late about the thirty-dav
suspension of Rube Wadden were
knocked in the head when the Rube rode
out to the park with the Athletics and
took an active part in the preliminary
practice.
The Capital City League is certainly TO
be congratulated upon its highly success
full opening yesterday. A large crowd
saw the game. and there is every indica-
ton that the present season will be the
most successful in the history of the
league.
The Capital City and Marquette leagues
on Sunday adopted The Herald as the Of
fetal organ Of the organizations. This
paper is now the official scorer of the
American League Gin Washington, the
Sunday School League. the Marquette
League, AID the Capital City League.
President Noyes said last night that the
Washington club would do nothing in the
Stahl ease until the national commission
renders its decision. He denied that the
club is now making an effort TO trade the
ex-nanager, and says that the case will
remain just as it is until the moguls who
control organized baseball render their
verdict.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
THREE FAVORTTES SCORE.
Change of Riders at Oakland Makes
Big Difference.

San Francisco, April 29.-Three IA
vorites scored at Oakland this after
noon. a change Of riders made Won
derful difference in Be Thankful. who
beat Irish Mike in handy fashion The
biggest surprise of the day was the
victory of Combury. at % to L The
bay gelding easily beat Talentosa, an
even money favorite.
Earl Rogers and Monte Lucille were
favorites in the fifth race. but Confess
sor. who was last at the half, ran over
his field in the stretch and scored an
easy victory.
The finish of the last race was very
close. fve horses finishing In a bunch
Como won by a head from sam Barber
while Gala. a 50-to-1 chance, was only
beaten two heads. Summaries:
FIRST BACE-FouF and one-haf fulonss. BE
Thankful I0s C. Williams Il To TO- won; Irish Mike
l06 lGrossl. 10 T. second: ST. Avon Io6 lSandyl
IS 10 l. thhd Time. o55 - Sir Wesley, Altar
Gaea. Sandriper, Uncle sam. TsEsba. and ~
Charles also ran
SECOND RACE-FutuTity course. Combury. 100
&C.. Williams. . 10 ], Won: Talenfosa. ~ SANDY
even. second; Bazzine. l0s III. Smithl. Is TO l.
thnd. Tine. u is. Lihsri Free knight. The
Bear. Salvadale. Arcourt. Lure OGod. Naladota.
Mohawk and John Wiethaupt also ran, Hank
Wen fell.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Z. NJ. Brattan.
i89 SANDY, % /. won: Andrew y. Cook. IL &C..
Williams Il 70 , second: Taylor George 100
tRosel Is to g. third. Time l:l3 IS. Distributor
Gov. Oman, Princess Wheeler. supreme Court
ack Kercheval and Peggy O'Neal also Jan
FOURTH RACE-One aud oneeighth miles.
CorTigSn, 10 SANDY ? 10 S. won Nabonasssr ITO
tBoren. Is 10 l. second ". b. Gates, lG a.
Williams 60 to 1, third. Time. ia s. Hi Caul
Cap. Invader. Byron Rose Harhor and BTiers also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-FutWity course. Coufessor. l09
lts6odehdl q to s. won; Earl Rogers. lO3 uyeur-
rusl 2 90 !. second; Burleigh l06 tSandyl. To I.
third Time, 1923. Monte Lucille Van Ness.
and Lachata also ran
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course. Conf. 100
Gross q TO l. won sam Barber, l19 tBoreil to
J. second; Gala I0l lFischegl 50 to l. third.
Time al Panique. Sinaloa. Louise Fitzgibbon.
Golden Sentiment. Paiadini. and Sycamore also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
BOWLERS AWARDED PRIZES
Sunday School League Closes Season
with a Banquet.
President Buell. Presents Medals and
Cup-Union VI. T.. the
Champions.

A banquet was given for the Sunday
School Bowling League in the Young
Mems Christian Association building last
night. and medals and prizes were pre-
scented by President Willard +. Buell.
The Union NJ. l. Church team, winning
the championship Of the league. was
presented with a cup donated by the
Washington Times, the cup 10 become
the property Of a team only after it has
been won three times. This is the second
time the Unions have won the league
championship.
George Hilton, Of the Union team. won
The Washington Herald medal for high
average for forty games or more having
record Of $50. J. s. Goodman, with rs,
won the prize FOR the second highest
average. and was presented with a gold
medal donated by the league. The league
silver medal fo- third high average man
was won by H. d. Sherwood, Of Foundry,
with "a mark Of ~.
A red. white. and blue pennant. donated
by Walford was presented TO the Unions.
4 silver medal. donated by the league,
was given 20 II s Smith. of Calvary.
for high average set Of three games, his
scores being 213, lS6, 255. total. C3f; aver
age. oil
A league bronze medal was presented
TO each Of the following members for high
scores Of their respective teams. tt. 5.
Smith, Calvary Baptist; ". II. Ronsa-
vile. Mount Pleasant Congregational
Aaron Hartstan, Bethany Presbyterian.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-FoT two-g ear olds: FIVE fiHlones.
Master Robert. i9Z Garner. even. won; EEa
O'Nei. @ lHennesseyl. II 10 8. seo8nd Sweet
Tam. lG fNotterl 10 20 ]. third Tim 20 50
C0incident. Woodcraft. Alanda Ella C.. ana Fisis
ais0 Tan.
SECOND RACE Selling; Icr maiden three-year-
ODDS and up; five and a half fgrl0ngs. Ontario. l07
lshillni. 90 J. won; Dario 8 Alnleri 90 J.
second Golden West q Rowan G 70 J. third
Time, i9s IS. Pins and Needles Eesta Bella Fire
Opal Yankee Belle InofeusiFe Left Hampton Ladr
Miss sp0ongr, C0oney H. and Lone Harlen also
Tan.
THIRD RACE-Handicap: threey ear-olds and
up one mile and a sixteenth. Buttlng. pa iNGt-
tTl. G 20 !. won; samson I0l Miller . 90 5
socond Laliy. IS Preston. 8 20 ], third. Tine
lar IS Mira also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Duu;on Stakes for three
yoaI-ods. SIX fuTlongs Tho n on. 10 lMUmiaiHl
~ tg 4. wou; 0raculum. ll9 tRsdtkei. . % 2
second George S. Davis. lG ,Huuerl = % J.
t4iId. Tins, lis 3s. Workmaid senator Clay.
AleJhen1. K0semGunt. SarEcinesca Cab0ch0n. Toy
Boy Malscca, end Dan Buhre also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For three-ysaT-'ids and upward ;
one mile and seventy yards Joaquin us tNicol
second AxoTa, Iol tGrandl. q TO ], third. Time
las is. Ocean spray, Lao Alicia, and knockirhy
also Tau.
SIXTH RACE-Maiden tvoyear-olds; i've fur
longs. Ia Jeunesse los fI0ntam', = 20 J. won
Thcmod0r, Jos Radfke}. 20 !. second. san Samon
l5 Booker, 60 % I third Time. 1a2 scailop
Diverse. Fogdeiio Oceanic. Flyon, kellsr and High
Spirs also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
CITY LEAGUE OPENS
Aloysius Defeats Columbia
in the First Game.
LARGE CROWD IS PRESENT
Nearly Two Thousand Followers of
Popular Organization Witness
of Last Years Per nant by President
james O'Shea-Game Tomorrow.

The fourth year of the Capital City
Baseball Association was inauguraied yes
terday on the grounds at First and NJ
streets northeast, when the AIoysius Club,
by a batting rally, defeated the champions
of last year, the Columbia Athletic Club,
by to 3.
Thomas J. Donovan, president of the
Aloysius Club, threw out the first bali,
after which James A. O'Shea, president
of the Capital City League. presented the
Columbia Athletic Club with the pennant
for last years championship.
The seats. which were to have been
erected for the first game. will not be
ready until tomorrow. owing 70 "a delay
at the mill Notwithstanding this fact a
crowd Of about 1000 persons witnessed
the contest, which. owing TO the late start.
only went five innings
II. Beckett was slated to perform on the
firing line for the Columbus, and Man
ager Luitich of the Aloyslus Club. sent
FiRRegan into the box for his club.
Both pitchers We're erratic and gave
several bases on balls, but Finnegan held
the Columbia men down to two hits for
three innings. when Curnane. the sailor
pitcher Of the Dolphin, succeeded him.
To-days game will be between st,
Stephens Institute and the Southern
Hallway. Vice President Ackert, Of the
Southern Railway, will throw out the
first bah for the game. and at the same
time address a few remarks TO the men
who will represent the railway company
on the diamond This wear
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BASKETBALL SEASON ENDS.
Treasures Report shows Balance
for Local League.

The officials of the Washington City
Basketball League presided over by
President w c. Thatcher, met In the
board room at the Y, II. c. A last night
and concluded all business for the sea
son of 1906-C7.
The report of the treasurer showed a
comfortable balance en- the right side Of
the ledger. and the season was voted to
have been the most successful in the
history of the league. The league ad-
journed until the second Friday IN Sep
TENDER.
Those present were: ". C. Thacher
president; N T. Valley. secretary: W. C.
Herbert. [ and I; H. a. Myers. Peck:
H n. Sun. Caprons; J. C. Mccormick
Shamrocks; ". c. Robbins, Second Regi-
ment: c. E. Beckett Y NJ c. A.
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DISCOVERED ZOE GANs.
Peter LaiIy, Who Died Yesterday,
Once Managed Negro Fighter.
st,eeial 10 The Washington Herald

{
Baltimore. Nd, April 2s-Peter
Lally. who fifteen years ago was
one of the best-lnown local prize
lighters. died early yesterday morning
at his home, 5i2 North High street.
Death was due to d complication Of
diseases from which he had been suf-
fering for the past five years.
pete" Lally. as ne was known. was
thirty-seven years old. He began his
career as prize-fghter before the
days of the padded glove and some Of
his best battles were fought with bare
knuclsles. Lally was pupil of Jack"
Cavanaugh. an Englishmsn who, after
R successful tour Of this country.
opened a school Of boxing on High
street. just below Baltimore. LaIly
soon developed, and was pitted against
some of the best local men Of the day.
His biggest battle was with Billy
Mcmillan, fought near Washington.
about fifteen years ago. The battle
was with bare knuckles, and was lost
by Lally on d foul
LaIly was one of the first who dis
covered championship qualities in Joe"
Cans. and in the early stages of the
colored mans career Lally acted as
his manager. About FIVE years ago
Lallys health failed him, and since that
time he has paid little attention 20 the
prize ring lie made his home with
his mother, Mrs. Ann Lally, who sur
wives him. The funeral viii take
place on Tuesday morning at St. Johns
Catholic Church
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
MIDDIEs DEFEAT SOLDIERS.
Members of Company q, Fourth IN
fantry, Lose Game at Annapolis.


Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Md, April EN- a prac-
tice game here this afternoon, the Mid
shipmen had a hard time 20 defeat the
nine Of Company G. Fourth Infantry
United States army, by the score Of
to .. The infantrymen, who are sta
tioHed at Fort Washington. are now in
Annapolis using the Naval Academy
rifle ranges for a couple OF weeks
practice.
The contest was interesting Capt
Van Auken, who did the tWirling for
Annapolis. did well for six innings
then he apparently weakened, and gave
Finley a free pass. and Bosan. Bowers.
and Downer each tore off a single,
which netted two runs.
The Middies tailed two in the sec
ond inning, and the winning run was
scored in the eighth, when Battle was
allowed 10 walk. and was advanced by
Purnelrs neat bunt. scoring on Dow
ner's mun Of Lange's easy fly.
The soldiers have a complete uniform
team. and they gave "a good exhibit
ti0R of ball. despite the three errors.
Two officers are members of the team.
They are Lieut.. Rockwell, VINO played
left field on the West Point nine
against Annapolis last season, and who
also played end on the football team Ia
1905, and Lieut.. D0wner. The teams
batted as follows.
NaYy-Battle. e. Bacon. Pun5n. n. LANCE, T.
stiles. III; Daqe. IT,; Van Auken. LampieI p.
Gillian. S.. Strickland 5h. Hambseh.
Company G-Fiuley. C.. O'keefe. So; Bosau, 81.
Raczee3 Casssdy r.: Bowers. 3D.; LiHdegmau. Ib
psgne e.. D0Huer r.. Ham. p.
Score by innings.
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The first days shooting is open to anna
tears only. manufacturers agents. paid
Representatives. &c. being allowed 70
shoot for targets only" Eligibles for
the second and third days Of the shoot
are classified similarly in no matches
are handicaps allowed except in the pre-
nminary and Southern handicaps.
The committee viii meet at the JefTer-
sen Hotel May and 9. to allot haEdicaps
for the primary anj the Southern handi-
caps, respectively
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EXCITEMENT KILLS SPECTATOR
Guy Thomas Drops Dead as Terrible
Turk Gains Fall

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Charleston, ". Va. April 29-Guy
Thomas, twenty years old. fell dead at a
wrestling match tonight between Memo
zof the Terrible Turk. and Charles Bel
gel. Southern champion from Tennessee.
Heart trouble supeTinduced by excite
ment incident 10 the first fail the Turk
obtained. was the cause.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
Richmond Team Going Fast.

Richmond. Va. April 29.-With all the
pitchers except Derby going well. and no
one yet showing any signs of a slump
either in batting or in fielding it would
seem that only the rain of Saturday stop
ped the run Of victories which has been
the good luck Of the Richmond team thus
far in the season Richmond has not yet
lost a single gam. The Portsmouth team
did, however, tie the score in that city
last week.
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Earned rsns-PTeps. l. First base by errors
Preps 2; Emerson l. Left On bases-Preps. g.;
Emerson, 3. First base On balls-Oa Simpson s.;
of Green, 3; of Diamond. l. Innings pitched
By simpson. 4; by Diamond l. by O'Conner.
Hits msde-0d Diamond. 3. Struck out-By Simp-
son, a. hy Diamond. ?; By O'Conner. / Three-hase
hit-Simpsou. Two-base hits-Fury. Hammond sac
rifee hit-Sitterding. Stolen bases-Fury Hammond
%. sifteTding. Double play-Simpson to SclIlv To
SitteTding Passed haIs-fUry, MaTmion 2 I'm
pire-Atr. Wilson. Time Of game-l hour.
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GREAT SOUTHERN HANDICAP,
Target Tournament of Interstate As
ISOLATION Programme Announced.
slccial to The Washington Herald

Richmond, Va, April 29-The pro-
gramme for the Southern handicap target
tournament of the Interstate Association.
which will be held on the grounds of the
Deep Run Hunt Club, in this city. May
s TO 10 Inclusive, has been announced. On
the list there appear twelve events for
the first day. seven for the second IN
which is included the preliminary handi-
cap. for which a handsome silver trophy
pitcher is offered. and seven for the last
day. in which is included the G9at
Southern Handicap match, for which, a
beautiful engraved silver pocket flask is
offered.
These two prizes are exclusive of the
purses to be competed for in each event.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The University School yesterday defeat
ed the Second Force School team in an in
terestng game Of baseball by 5 TO 8. Stone.
of the University team. was effective with
men on bases. Six hits were made of
silvino, who was on the firing line for the
Force lads.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
PREPS, 8; EMERSON, o.
Georgetown Lads shut ont OppO-
neRts in Sfx-imuing Game.

The Emerson Institute nine was easy
for the Georgetown Props yesterday.
the latter winning. Z to o.
The Blue and Gray youngsters took
kindly TO Greene's curves and batted
him freely. a number of their runs.
however, were made on Overthrows.
some of them counting for as many as
three sacks.
Simpson was in the box for the win
ners during the first four innings. and
he let the visitors down without the
semblance Of a hit Diamond followed
him in the fifth. and three hits were
made. Capt O'Conner was on the firing
line for the last session, and set the
institute lads down in order. Score,
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"CY" YOUNG TURNS TRICK.
Veteran Is Chief Factor in Down
fall of Grimth's Team.

Boston, April 29.-The Boston Amer
leans defeated New York this after
noon, owing mainly to the splendid
pitching of "Cy" Young and the SPLEEN
did backing that he received. Doyle
was sent in TO pitch for the New
Yorks, but after three hits were made
OF his delivery in the first he was sue
ceeded by Keefe. who pat up a good
article of ball The New Workers
played very fast ball Score:
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H1Tn10 TIns-NInIH- y q J. ", 2 FIaT Hass
bT errors Ninth. 7; r. 7. ". z Left on bases
Ninth g: r. J. n g. First base On balls-0f
Burns. & on Richmond. 8. stnlck 0ut-By Burns
s. BIS Richmond. g. ThTUc-baso hits-McDonald, 3,
Garner Brooks Sacrifice hits-EVans. Conner
Stolen bases-1ioreland Mcdonald, Garner, Con
nor l2l Kelley Burns Bumstine Le Mat l5l
CHAMPION, Richmond Double play-Burnstine %
soudT TO Priest. Hit hy ptcheT--By Burns ,
Passed balls-Kelley. 2 umpirc-NF. Newman.
Time II game-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
GALLAUDET DOWNS BUSINESS.
NuteS and stenoyrapBers Figure in In
fcrestinE Gamc at Kendall Green.

~ t''taits fstsAttE az NCHHGi NFtGn.
Gallaudet defeated the Business High
school yesterday. IA Kendall Green.
IN seven inning game. By 8 to 8.
in the first inning DoRneIly and
Davis scored on a sacrifice hit by Hub
bard and an error by Bell. Ganaudet
got one tally in their half OF the irst.
Hover romping home on DonuelIy's
failure to handle Cooper's grounder.
Business got its ether tally in the sec
ond inning when Norris made a
wretehed throw in an effort 90 catch
ponnelly stealing second, GaEaudet
got another in the second, two more in
the third. and one In the NTH
Powell. in the box fo- the stem
ographers pitched a good game, Nor
ris. Galaudets backstop, seemed to
De unable to handle Dinon's twisters
with his usual ability. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
BR0OKLYNITES SHUT OUT.
PhiIIies hit Opposing Pitchers Hard
and Win Easily.

Philadelphia, April ze-John Lush
pitched for the Pailies against Brooklyn
and the Phillies sut out the Brooklynltes.
Brooklyn secured five scattered hits Off
Lush while Bell was lit hard lie was
relieved after the fifth by Rucker. but he
did not hold the PhiHles down TO any
E-ralr .N-ta--r El..rt-.
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Earned Tuns-Ililadelphia. ?. Washington. J.
First base by egTors-W Washington. j. Philadelphia. l.
LEI. on hases-Washington. 5; Philadelphia g.
First base on bslls-Of Fakenbefs. a; OF Coomhs 5.
Innings pitched-Ry FalkenheIg, s; by Hughes. l.
Hits made-On Faikenberg. {; OF Hughes. O. Struck
out-By Falkenberg, by Coomhs s. Sacrifice hits
-Seybold, Coombs. Stolen bsses-Hartsel. Murphy.
Altzer Double play-Knight to Murphy to Davis.
Wild pitch-Falkeaberg Umpires-1iesyrs. Hick
man and Bender. Time Of gsme-9 hours
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First base ay erors-Coiumhia- !; AloysiIs /
Lett or base--Calumbia 6, Aloysius, 3. First base
on balls-oH FiUncgan. 4 OF Beckett 6. on Cur
nane. g Innings ldlcled-By Finnesan. s. by Cur
name, Hits made-uf Finuesan. O. on Clirnaue.
g atrucs out-Bs Filasgsn 8; Dos Cumane. 8: by
Beckett. 6. rhreebIse bits Hoffman To. Gates.
fWo-hise hi.-fitzIatricG Sacrifice hits-Gates.
Lanneil. d Rerkeit stolen has1s-Tay3ar f2
FItzEatrck. Hoffman %, Miller Buxu o. FentoB
Kelly. Gates Wild pitches Finnegsn Beckett
NuTuane. Cmmre-Alr Handboe. Time Of game
hagT and g. minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
81. Johns May Play Aliddiex Again.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

Annapolis. Nd. April 29-Enorts
are now being made by the manage
ment of baseball at st. Johns College
and the Naval Academy, to arrange at
least two more games to be played
this season, and it is expected that the
negotiations viii De successful. The
teams have met in two games. and the
Middies were victorious in both. Local
enthusiasts viii look forward to ad-
ditional games with interest
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his usual abillty. Score:

Earned rins-B. H. s, 9 Left on bases-Gallau-
Diet. Z b. II. s.. 4. First base on balls-On Powell
2, OF Dillon. Struck out-By Dillon =. nv
Powell. l. Three-basa hit-C0oper Two-hase hit
Bell Sacrifice hit-Huthard. Stolen bases-Don-
nelly %, Davis. Hover 3l. Harper. Cooper. Pres
ton. Double pay-Donnsly 70 Davis Hit by
p!teher-By Powell, 2; By Dillon. ? Passed balls
Monroe. Umpire-Alr Holiday. Time Of game-l
hour and % minutes
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squires ID Nieet Winner.

San Francisco, April at is now GER
tain that Bill Squires, the Australian
champion heavyweight, will meet the
winner of the Burns-O'Brie battle. He
has given promise to Coffroth that he
viii fight at Colna on Decoration Day.
This viii be an open-air event.N Squires
has agreed TO fight for a percentage of
the receipts.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago. 1, Cincinnati, ..
Philadelphia, q; BROOKLYN, o.
New York, 81 BOSTON, L.
TO-DAYs GAMES.
50. Louis at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
sTANnING 0E - TEAAIs.
BEAUMONT GETS HOME RUN.
Giants Win, However, with Seven
Bases on Balls on PfeiGer.

New York. April 29.-Bases on balls
and BTidwelrs tumble started all three
of New York's runs to-day, the Bostons
scoring once on Beaumont's homer.
Hits were scarce, and the game was
tame Score:
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Jersey City-Jersey City. 4; Provl-
dece. >.
At Observation-Disclosures o; Montreal, o.
At Buffal0-Bunalo. 8, Toronto. S.
AT Baltimore-Baltmore, 3; Newark, g.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Lancaster, (: Whining
ten. O.
Al Altoona-Harrisburg, 9; Altoona, l.
At Y0rk-Trenton Z, York. II.
Al JOhnstOWn-William 2; Johns
town, T.
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BROWN WINS PITCHERS DUEL
Triple to Center by SiaEie Decides
the Cubs-Reds Contest.

Cincinnati. April 29-Brown and
Ewing fought pitchers duel to-day.
The Cubs won out in the ninth on a
triple to center by SlagIe and bad
throw by Lobert. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-30
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Brocktor-BTockton. y: Lowell. T.
At Haverhill-Lawrence 9; HaverhiII, 3
At Fall River-Fan River Z; Lynn, 3.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. u: Wor-
cester
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At T0ledo-Toledo 4: Kansas City, s.
At Louisville-L0uisville. 9; Mnwau-
kee T.
At Indianapolis. Paul. .; Inaianap-
oils, J.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Minueap-
oils /
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tust base by erTurs-Bost0n, /; New York. J.
Left On blsas-Bcston. 8; New YORK T. First base
on balls-of keCfe, 3. Struck out-By Young /:
By Keefe. I Double plays-Yoang Wagner. aud
URglaub; ElbeTf5ld and CHASE Williams. kleinow,
and Chase. Umpires-Alessrs. Connolly and Hurst
Time q game-l hour and 3 ninates Attendance
9,46o.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Charleston-Charleston. O; Angus
ia, J.
At Columbia Columbia, 0; Savannah, 4.
At Macou-Macon. 8; Jacksonville. .
At Chester, 8; Pennsylvania, T.