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did and gave fewer bases on halls. but
still the Nationals lost.
Manager Hanloa has strict rule that
every Cincinnati player must be IN bed
not later than 1l.30 D. m
The Boston Nationals are wearing small
black bows in memory of OutfeldeT boz
Ian. who died this spring.
The indications from the different sec
lions Of the country are that the anti
baseball weather is about over.
George Stone. the champion swatter,
was famed In tight pinch by Harry
White, our fellow towRsman. the other
day
Police Commissioner Bingham seems 70
be one Of the few individuals in New
York with nerve enough 20 caH "Muggsy
McGraws bluff
Chicago has decided not TO unfurl the
worlds championship pennant until the
Nationals are guests IN the Windy City.
The American League pennant viii be I'M
furied tomorrow.
Manager Joe Cantnlon. of the Washing
tons, is willing 10 let Boston have First
Baseman Jake Stahl in exchange for ing
laub The deal may be made, now that
George HUH, StahIs old trainer. IS man
aging the Rostons. Ttmes-Star
Here's hoping that the deal may be put
through. but Unglaub has been doing such
good work for the ex-chamDs that there
seems to be little chance of landing him
for the Nationals
Hank" O'Day has come around par
TALLY TO the idea Of using signals to dis
tinguish his decisions. O'Day fought the
innovation when it was first mentioned
saying that the signs were useless, and
would merely result in the entailing OF
work on the poor arbitrators.
It was noticed on Saturday, however, that
Hank held uD his hand when he called
a ball. although he made no motion when
"A strike was pitched ODay says that he
believes the race in the National League
viii be closer this season than 1t has been
for several years. He says the teams that
were weak last season have all been
considerably and should
make sim foes for the lcaders.-St, Louis
Republic.
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BL00MINGDALE BLANKED.
st. Joseph'S. of Marquette League.
Win by 4 to O.

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club was
whitewashed by the St Joseph's team.
of the Marquette League. at the Sew
enth street ana Florida avenue grounds
northeast yesterday. by 4 to 0.
The timely batting Of Priest and the
work of Barnhart in the box were the
features. The last named famed eight
batsmen, and should have won his
game, but Priests corking two-bagger
and Klopfer's wild heave over third
gave the Marquetters three taIIies in
the second round, and the game. Score:
RHE
St Joseph. -.,....-......-........ l Q O "A
Bloomingdale. 0 90
Batteries Kwckney and Whamond: Barnhart and
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Totals .....- $50 Il Totals ..-..-. 9 2 l.
sT-O oHt when winning Uu was made
Rated for D0yle in NINTH
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ATTELL Wins IN TAME BOUT
Margin Over Tommy 0'Toole in Six
Round Go Is Slight.
Both Weigh in at I22 Pounds, and
Spectators Disappointed Be-
cause Mil Ii NOf Fast.
- . Thg - -

SPECIAL - me " washington Herald
Philadelphia, Pa. april lL-Abe Atteu
won by a slight margin Tonight over
Tommy O'Toole. but the fight was not the
slashing battle that had been hoped for.
AttcH was forced to do all the leading.
O'To0le waiting for a chance 70 counter.
O'Toole was able TO hold his own In
mix-up. but Atteil's superior cieverness
in the long-range work gave him the right
TO a victory.
The crowd cheered when Referee Nc
Guigan announced that the boys would
box club rules. with clean break. They
weighed IL pounds.
AtteH started the milling with a Ie0
jab to the nose Each landed a right TO
the head. and O'Toole got his right to thu
Westerner's jaw. Atteil swung right To
face, then O'TOole out both hands 10 his
opponents head. The round was even
In the second. Attell continued 10 use
his jab with good effect, and seemed 10
bewilder Tommy O'Toole hooked left 90
ear. They exchanged hard right swings.
and Attell put left 10 the Richmond boy
chin and h4d an advantage at the bell.
The third started with hot mlz-up,
and on the break Abe jabbed two lefts
to nose, and sent right 10 heart. Tommy
dug his right to ribs and Abe hooked
left to eye, and followed with jabs. The
round was even.
They exchanged lafts in the fourth but
Tommy could not keep away from Abe's
iabs. AtteH hooked two rights and let's
10 head and another 10 eye. Attell drove
Il hard left 10 wind at bell,
The fourth had been all Attelrs. 50
was the fifth. The sixth round was
clinch from start 70 finish, with honoTs
even
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ARRANGE DUAL MEETS.
Georgetown Has Offers from Three
Different Institutions.


Track athletics may take a boom in
Georgetown. now that two universities
and one other institution have challenged
the Southern indoor champions to dual
contests on outdoor tracks.
Some time ago Manager Grumpy re-
ceived word from the Naval Academy
that they would ike TO meet Georgetown
in dual meet this spring. Immediately
after the indoor meet. Virginia challenged
Georgetown 10 dual contest at Char
iottesville, and now Fordham comes for
ward with the same proposition.
The only difficulty is in tie apparent
scarcity of material. But tire return to
school of O'Gorman this week. and the
fine condition Of O'Boyle. Cohen. and
Hehernan, who are doing outdoor work
in preparation for the Pennsylvania
games this month. should disperse this
excuse and give the Blue and Gray a
good nucleus with which to get together
an outdoor track squad.
Devine and Capt. Montgomery. two Of
the best track men. are playing baseball
but If these dual contests are arranged
it is safe to say that these men viii find
some way to appear IN the ranks Of tie
einder track performers. The George
town outdoor track is being carefully
rolled and put into the best Of condition.
and there were more than a dozen mea
out doing stunts yesterday, the first of a
squad which is expected rapidly 10 in-
crease as soon as the dates OF the dual
contests are definitely made known
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Boston .s---,...........-.....- 0 0 O -
washington --..---....--.-.--0 0 0 0 0 II
FIRST base by erroFs-Boston Washington. L
Left on bases Boston. q Washington g. First base
on balis-Of Glaze s. OF smith i Sfr5,ck o,It-I,,,
Glaze g. b. smith. 5. TWo-hase hit-Glaze. sac
riHee hits-Parent, Feiris Wild pitcb-Glaze
Passed bal-Heydon. Umpire-Air Connolly Time
Of game-l hour and 4 minutes.
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HARVARD DEFEATS MIDDIEs.
Crimson piles IN Five Runs in the
Fifth Inning.
special to The Washington Herald

I
Annapolis Md. April T.-Harvard
evened up for the defeat administered by
the Annapolis midshiDmen in a six-inning
practice game on Saturday last. to .. by
taking the middies into camp handDy
this afternoon s TO ].
The middies had their usual bad inning
1t was the fifth this time. Harvard took
advantage Of every mtsplay and Tailed
i've runs I'm that period.
The five safe licks 10y the locals were
scattered. except ia the fourth inning.
when Hartfords poor Judgment of
LaHge'g grounder, followed by singles by
Stiles and Jones gave them their only
run
The feature was Waters sensational
running catch of Van AuKen long liner
to right field. II looked good for at least
two bases, but Waters jumped into the
air and gathered the bali In. The catch
retired the middies ia the ninth.
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LynchBurg Ready for Game.

Special to The Washington Herald
i.ynchburg. Va, April 17.-Great in
terest is being manifested here To-
night in the opening OF the Virginia
League championship season to-mor-
row, on The local diamond. with Roa-
noke. The players viii parade with q
band. and Mayor Smith Will pitch the
first ball. Stewart win pitch for the
locals. A large contingent of Roanoke
people are expected 10 witness the
game.
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AGGIES WIN IN THE NINTH
Catholic University Loses at College
Park, 3 to 2.
Game was RepIete with Errors and
Tfmanus' Drive sent winning
Run Across the Plate.

College Park. Md April 1.-THE Mary
land Agricultural College yesterday came
OF vIotors over the Catholic University
in one OF the hardest fought contests seen
on the local diamond this season. Score.
3 to .
With the score tied in the ninth and
one out, TimanUs broke up the game
with hard drive to deep right. which
sent Hxn home from second with the
winning run
Up TO the eighth inning the game
looked all Catholic University. as uT 10
that time the Brooklanders had put up "a
iirst-class game.
The game was replete with errors, mis-
plays cropping up on both sides al critical
moments. and changing the whole aspect
OF the game. The runs were made with
the assistance OF either wild heave or
some other error.
Both pitchers put up excellent games.
considering the wind against which they
had to pitch. Byrd, who was on the firing
line for the farmers. famed eleven and is
sued no free transportation The score.
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QUAKERS LOSE TO BOSTON
Linderman Keeps Phillies Guessing
Throughout Game.
Lush Pitches Poor Game for Team
that Loses = TO I-Raw Day
Keeps Fans Away.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cincinnati, - st. Louis, 3.
Boston, =; Philadelphia, 1.
New York, =; Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago, g; Pittsburg, 3
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Earned Uns-GC0rge Washington. 5; North Caro-
lima . First base by errors-George Washington /.
NoTth Carolina. g. Left on bases-t4eoTce Washing
ton, s; North Carolina. T. First base on bails-8n
Carr. 2; OF Raoey. p OF STORY. l. Innings pitched
By Racey .; hy STORY. 8. Hits made-On Rscev. 3:
Of story. 5. Struck out-By Carr. 6: by Story 5.
Thrte-hase hits-tampaeii. Orrison. Stevenson.
Thompson. TWohasc hits-Story Rogers Campbell.
Sacrifice hit-SteyenSon- Stolen bases B,enuan 3.
0uis0n ., Morrow Double plsy-Fof Htsin to
Montgomery 10 Thompson. Hit by pitcher By
Rseey l. Wild pitch-Story Passed halis-Steyen-
san. q UmpiIe-Mr Collieower. Time Of game
hour and IS minutes.
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GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at -. Louis.
Chicago at PitfsburE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Philadelphia. april 17-Inabliity to
hit Idnderman was the cause Of the
Pbillies' downfall to-day The Boston
twirler bad the Quakers guessing all
the way. and the best Murrays vets
could do was to get three widely scat
tered hits, one OF which was a de-
cided scratch. 1t was a cold, raw day.
aud only l.511 fans attended.
Lush pitched a poor game IInder-
man was wild. but he succeeded in get
tins away, despite this, by pitching
gilt edge bali when the Phillies had
men on the bases The score:
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FENcERs ARRANGE BOUTS.
Washington Club VIII Meet nIddies
from the Virginia.

The Washington FeReers' Club has
announced the following list of events
TO take place in their cIuhroems. 1917
II street northwest.
Friday laftanoon. May Il. at O'Clock. contest
with alidsmpmen from United States battle ship
Virginia.
SaturIsy evening. Msy IS. at O'Clock. competition
for meuibess: First class dueling swords second
class, tolls: thiId class, tolls cup for each class
The contest with the middies from
the Virginia is being looked forward
20 with keen interest by the followers
Of the sport, as the middies are re-
ported to have some strong men. ana
the Fenee1s' Club has several noted
swordsmen ION its list.
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INTENSELY COLD AT DETROIT.
stupid Base Running Feature-Chi-
cage Wins, so /.

Detroit April 1.-THE unevenness
Of to-day's game was due 10 the intense
cold There were no features of bat
ting or fielding. but Manager Jones, Of
Chicago. was chased To the clubhouse
for weird remarks, and Davis was
benched. Stupid base running in the
first and second innings lost Detroit
the game, and Hinian's unsteadiness in
the fourth gave Chicago its runs. The
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EPISCOPAL, II; TECH, 5.
COOdman's Double Play Feature OF
Game at Alexandria.

The Episcopal High school won from
Tech High at Alexandria yesterday by
II to 8.
Tech used the game more as a try-out
for to-morrow's game with Central
than as a regular contest. trying out
the three pitchers-Reichard.G Gray, and
Seay.
One of the fielding features was the
unassisted double play by Goodman,
who made a difficult one-handed catch
and doubled by touching second.
Dabhey led with the stick. having a
ZONE run and three-bagger to his
credit Score:
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Hick IA Pinch Hitter.

There was something doing in this ses-
sion. though ana that after two men
were oct. After Anderson and AItizer
had been put on the shelf. Hickman
was sent to bat In place OF Jones Piano
Legs limped to the plate, and and as
the leader Of a fOTl0Tn hope he did not
look very formidable His leg may be
bothering him some. but there was moth
ing The matter with his eyesight to-day.
He met the tirst ball pitched. and sent IL
10 deep right field for a single. If he had
put it over the fence il is doubtful II he
could have made the circuit Of the bases
before dark. He did manage TO hobble
down 20 first, and a runner was sent 10
relieve him.
Glaze kept trying TO work Perrine until
he g0t himself IN a hole, and with two
strikes and one bali ON the batsmau he
gave him his base on balls. Nil was then
rushed 20 bat for Heydon, and made good
sending a beauty single over Hobe Fer
lis head. Hickmans runner scored, and
Perrine landed on third Cantillon saw
his chance To win the game right here.
and sent Warner 10 bat for Smith. The
Old-timer was little too anxious. how
ever. and did not give Nil a chance To go
down 10 second He slammed away At
the first ball pitched. landing it over sec
ond, where Wagner had gone 10 cover
the bag on Mis- hit Wagner made a
clever pickup and played the BAN for
f0TCe-out
Boston scored lis first run in the NTH
inning when Parent led OF with a base
hiJ. Ferris sacrificed, and Wagner poked
one safe between Anderson and Schlaily
They scored again in the sixth, when
Unglaub hit one TOO hot for Smith to
handle. and Perrine, who had little time
10 make the play. threw wild of first.
pulling Anderson of the bag Hoey then
connected for a single. putting Unglaub
on third, from where he scored on an
attempted squeeze play, SchlaAy FUN
bling. Boston earned only one of its runs.
and Smith had them guessing all the
time
The weather was more suited for foot
bail then fer baseball, and. considering
this. both teams put up fast game in
the field
Schlahy did some pretty work arouud
second. but the pinch bdtters made more
trouble than all the others. washington
viii Try to take the last game Of the
series Tomorrow
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GEORGETOWN PREPS LOSE.
Business High school Downs West
EndeFS by 10 10 ..

In "a lonG~drawn out affair lasting
two hours, Business High School de-
feated the Georgetown Props on the
Prep field yesterday by 10 TO g. Bust
ness got three in the first through the
~ildness Of OConuor. and seven in the
fourth on two hits and five errors.
The Props got ten hits to their op-
Boaents' four. but were not able TO
bunch them. Cendoya's home run ia
the fourth was the feature. The score:
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The attendance at Boston yesterday was
2S26
New York may sign Mike Grady. who
was recently released by the ST. Louis
Cardinals
Glaze broke up John Anderson's bat
ting streak, letting the big fellow down
without a hit
Freddie Parent has evidently not for
gotten how to hit. He got pair Of bin
giles yesterday.
smith struck out more men than Glaze
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Earned runs-HarvaId. J. First base hy errors
Harvard .. Navy 2 Left on bases Harvard s;
Navy g. Filst base on bas-uf Van AUken /: Oft
HaftfaFd. = Struck 0ut-Iy Hartford II, hg Van
Ausen, g. Three-basa hit-IseXter. TWu-hasa hit
Van AukeH- Sacrifice hit-McCau Stolen bases
LANCE. .; Briggs. Harvey CurFie. Hartford. Double
plays-Ducey 10 stiles; Smoods 20 Briggs. HIT hy
uitCherBy Briggs. 2. Leonard l. Wild pitches
Hartford. Van Auken. Passed hall-Jones. I'm
pire-1Ir Melvin. Time Of game-I hour and IS
minutes.
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GIANTS DEFEAT BROOKLYN.
Ten Innings Needed to Decide Game
at Washington Park.

New York, April 1.-THE Brooklyns
tied the Giants in to-day's game at
Washington Park on errors by Dahlen
and Corcoran and Lumley's hit, but
the New York team won in the tenth
on Brownies inield hit and steal and
Devlin's slash for base Ferguson
pitched a fine game The score.
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fifst base BIZ eu0Ts-Gcorgei0un .. tiailaudet. 2.
Left ca bsses-( eorgetoUu 4: GaTsudet E. First
base on balls-Oh DiliU 8; of Danalsy. j. OF
De'lne, l. Struck oHt-By Diliou. 3 by Danaiy
FhTee-lass hit-Mai0ney Two-base hir-DaTlin.
stolen bases -Coutncy. 3. Sehiafiy. .. Bynes. 2;
DeEhn, smith. Scheiler. Duggsn Morris. Double
play-s1ith and B}9Hes. HIT by pitchsT-By Dillon.
= nE Miller, 2. Wild pitches-Dilion. .. Miller L
Passed ball-Aiorris. UmIire-Ar Garter. Time Of
slmo-I hour and s. minute
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CROWD SEES PIRATES LOSE.
Cabs Take First Game of Season at
PittahnPg

Pittsburg. April 17.-Pittsburg and
Chicago opened the season here this
afternoon with the mercury down to
80. IN spite of the intense cold $3.50
people turned out 20 see the game, and
watched the Pirates lose the first con
test on the home grounds. Both Tay-
Tor and Willis pitched good ball. but
the Cubs made hits at opportune times
and outnelded the Pirates.
The feature of the game was Schultz s
hn.na rnn In the frsi lnnlnR Som.
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Lett on hascs-st Louis + Cleveland. . First
base ou balls-Oa Howell. a. of joss. 2 Struck
0lu-By Howell, s. by joss g. Two-base hits
Turner lark Pickering. Sacrifice hit-Turner
Stolen bases-Flics, Stone. Double uIays-Niles and
Jones, joss, Laj0e. and StoYall Hit by pitcher-Iiv
Joss, l. Wild pitoh-HowelL Passed baII-stepbeus.
Umpire-Nr. OLOughlin Time Of game-l hour
and 30 minutes Attendance 800
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REDS WIN EASILY.
~. Louis FleIders Fail to Handle
Bali Wei.

Cincinnati. April 1.-THE St Louis
felders handled the ball miserabIy to-
day. ana the Reds had no trouble win
ring on less hits than were made by
their opponents. Mitchell had to re-
tire in the frst with a torn hand The
score.
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Earned ruus-Teehpieal, 5; Episcopal z. First bass
hy errors-Technical 2; Episcopal p Left on bases
Technical 8: Episcopal s. FIRST base on balls-OH
White s; of Reiehard, 2 Innings pitehed-By
Reiohard. s. by Gray, g. by seay. l. Hits made
OF Reiehagd 3: of Gray 5; Of Soay L Struck
out-By ReichaTd, 8; by Gray. 4; by seay . 10y
White T. Home run--Dahney. Three-base hit
Dsbney. TWo-base hits-Lile. Lathe. White. sac
rifee hit-plait. Stolen bases-1Iess .; Goodman .:
Chaplin. 2; Benson. PendleIon. May AlcInnis Lie
White 2 Double play-iioodman Hit by pitcher
By Reichard l. by White. J. Passed balls
Brewster, ) Time Of glme-l hour and 50 minutes.
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PREPS BADLY BEATEN.
Washington school Villas Easy Victory
over Army and Nnvy.

Washington School smothered the
Army and Navy Props on the wiseon-
sin avenue diamond yesterday, defeat
ing them by 20 to 9. The Georgetown
boys assumed the lead early In the
contest, and in the eighth inning batted
in eleven runs.
The feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Mausser who let the Props
down with two hits, and famed eight
The score:
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Earnod Fnns-W. 5. B., 5. fITst base b eT0Ts-
W s. b.. :; A. and n Prep. I. Left bases
W. s. B.. T. A. and ~. g. First base on balls
OF Nausser. 8; OF CieaFy. s.: OF Finch 2 Innings
Ditchef-Clesy, S; Finch 8. Tits made-Otf Ciesry,
8: Of Finch g. sfruek Uut-By MausseF s. by
Finch !; by cleary. 2 TEo-base hits-Bliss. Finch.
Stolen bases-Mausser. pilsoH Bliss. 8; Lewis.
Finch 2. Smtz. 2 Ummre-Mr. F0ntaine
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First base on bells-Of Ewing. !; of Brown. z
Struck by Ewing. 3; by Brown, . TWo-base
ldt-Bennett. Sacrifice hits-EwiGg. Higgins. Stolen
bases-Huggins Kane. Double piay-Huggins unas-
sisted. Wild pitch-BTUWu. !. Umpires- Aiessrs
Johnst0ne and Carpenter Time Of game-l hour ana
s. minutes. Attendance 200.
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E7TaCd Ulus-frfrs. g. First base ~ frTGrs-
Business, Q, pFers. . Left ou hssss-B Business, 4;
PTeps, g First base GA bafls-0f O'Caunor. 3. on
Diamond. s; Of DWnont. T. Innings pitched-By
oGOnnu. Z. by Diamond. 3. Hits mdde-Of OCgsl-
nor ] OF Diamond, 3 Strlck out-Bv Diamond
fg Dumout 4 Home uTn-Ccndoya. Two-base hits
-fEsg, TiemtF. SitterIng. Davis. stolen bases
Douuciiy o. keane ZanelH ~. Hubbard 49,. pa
Us -, FmE 49, Hammond %. sitteplnr a.
Ticney SfuIly Conway. Diamond Hir M pitcher
By Diamond. = Wid pitches-O Conner. ;: Dia-
moud. num0nt. . Wild mtcilcs-O Conner. 8. Ola
Smith Time & game hours
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First base by eHurs-Philadeiphia. 2. Left on
bases-philadelphia. g; Boston, 10. First base on
balls-uH LiudeIman. s. of Lush. . Struck ont
By Lindemau. 8. by Lush. T. Tw0-base hits-Ten-
ney. Brown. Sacrifice iHts-tileRs0n. Brain. D00iin
Howard. Stolen bases BridWen Lush Double
play BTidWeu. Rilchey and Tenney. Wild riicb-
Lush Umpres-Alsssrs- KLEIN and Emslie Time OF
gamc-l hour aud 50 minutes Attendance ST.
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Left GA tases-Detroit 9; Chicago Z. Stuck out
By Kiiau. l. by smith. s. TWo-basc hit-Wclday
Sacrifice hi;s-DOuohue Crawford. and t0Gghlin
Stolen bascs-Cobh. Mcintyre, Rohc and D0ugherty.
Double plsy-SuliiFan iuuassistcdl. Umpire
Messs. Sheridan and Stafford. Time Of gsme-I
hour and g minutes Attendance-iI1i
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CLEVELAND BEAT ST. LOUIS.
Forest City Team lunches Hits sue
ccssfuIIy ia Two Innings.

ST Louis. April 1.-THE Cleveland
Americans won this afternoons game
from St Louis to .. by punching hits
in the first aud ninth innings The
score.
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First base by errors BROOKLYN, 2 Left on bases
New York, g; Brooklyn, S. First base on balls-0n
Ferguson, 3; off Bell. 3. Struck out-By Ferguson.
= By Bell. 3. Two-base hits-Seymour. 3. Sacrifice
hits-AlptTmau. Browne. Stolen bases-I}rowne
Dahlen. Z UmpiTe-Alr. Rigler Time Of game
hours Attendance. 20o0.
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HIGHLANDERS FINISH WELL.
snatch Three Runs from Athletics at
New nrlk.

New York April 1.-THE Highlan-
ders were there with the hurricane fin
ish to-day, beating the Athletics with
three rucs in the ninth inning. when
WaddeH exploded DOYLE was very ef-
fective after the first inning. Score.
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Struck out-By Willis ;: By TAYLOR l. Home nun
SCHULTZ. TNo-base hits-Hofman. Sheekard. Ander-
son Clymer. Sacrifice hit-Sheckard. Stolen bases
Halman Wagner. Willis Saele. Eyers. Umpire
Mr. 0'Day. Attendance, $3.50
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Little Rock-LittIe Rock. 3:
Shreveport, (eleven innings, dark
ness. No other games played.
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BEATEN BY ONE RUN
Nationals Are Unable to Hit
Ralph Glaze.
ONE HIT IN EIGHT INNINGS

CantiIIon's Mea Made a Determined
Try TO Pull the Game Ont Of the
Fire in the Last Round, bat Fell
One Run Shy-sehIany's Fielding
Was Feature of the Contest.
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The Belmont team of the District
Duckpin League defeated the laurel
tMd) team on the Royal alleys last
night. This makes two sets for the
Belmonts. they having won at Laurel
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of DOYLE 8; oH Waddell 8. Struck out-By Doyle
2. by Wadden l. TWo-base hit Lord. Sacrifice hit
Keller. stolen hase-DaYis. Double plays-Wil
Jams, Elberfei1, aud Chasa, Sfybold and Davis. y;
Cross. Murphy. and Davis. Hit hy piicher-By
Wsddeu UmpiTes-AIcssIs. Hurst and Evans
Time OF game hour and S. minutes. Attendance
9 sas