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for the candidate for governor on her
ticket. Her next political honor was to
be the first woman chosen on the dem
ocratic state central committee, which
has now just as many women members
as men. Mrs. Bradford was then elected
county superintendent of schools. pres
ident Of the State Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs. member of the State National
Woman'S Suffrage Association and has
been prominently identified with political
affairs for the fifteen years that women
have had the ballot in this state.
II don't think woman suffrage has full
filled all the hopes Of those who believed
that In fifteen years women could correct
the past hundred and twenty-five years. -
was Mrs Bradford's quick response for
her estimate Of the success OF female
suffrage.
1T has not revolutionized things. but 1
do think 1t has set force In women
II shall vote for Bryan's nomination.
and for a New York man for the vice
presidency-preferably Chanler. I think
vor Of an injunction plank which will
meet the desires Of organized labor. You
see I write editorials for a local paper.
and have very decided views on such SUBJ
jects.
why am I a democrat?
First. by lineage. 1 was born a demo
crat in New York. My husband. who was
republican. used to laugh at me and tell
me did not know why I was democrat:
Il asked myself the same question and
as could. not answer it put all other
reading aside for more than year and
studied political platforms. 1 read the
Declaration Of Independence demo-
cratic document. you know-I read the
and the Constitution and I came out of
that years study a democrat by convic-
ton.
''As for my husband, Just SO he voted
for nine democrats on ticket did not
care II the frst name he marked was
republican. I voted for some republicans.
But believe women are democrats by
intuition. OF course. the majority Of
women do not make a study OF politics.
Why should they. being denied a vote:
The husband brings his earnings to the
home. the wife is left to make the wisest
use Of the income The tariff causes mo-
nopolies. consequently she favors the low
maintenance of living wages and ade-
quate provision for the future Of the
household This is democratic doctrine.
my political belief is that govern
ment is the science Of right living in or
ganized communities: politics determines
the method by which government shall
be administered. I believe that without
democratic principles this country would
speedily go the way of the republics OF
the past"
In her caracity as the representative
OF the suffrage organization. but not as
a delegate. Mrs. Bradford will appear be-
fore the resolutions committee of the
convention to urge an equal suffrage
plank. She is secretary of the state dele
CATION, and expects to have no committee
assignment.
But more than all else am proud to
be a grandmother" was her parting re-
mark as she bowed the interviewer from
her modest little cream brick cottage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-03
SEARCH FOR BAILEY.
Soldiers Beating the Bushes In Hon
duras for Fugitive.

PORTO CORTEZ. Honduras. July g.
Francis g. Bailey who came here from
New York on the steamer Goldsboro with
goods and merchandise valued at 500, 600
which. 1t is alleged. he illegally obtained.
and who fed as he was about to be de-
livered up to the United States authori-
ties, is still at large. the search for him
carried on by soldiers IN the woods and
sYamps near Porto Cortez having been
unsuccessful.
Lieut.. Berry. the ofi1cer who came down
from New York left here July 1 on board
the steamer Utstein from New Orleans
with Albert w. Bailey. Charles H. H
Myers and Capt. Albert Oxley In custody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-03
INDICTMENT QUAsHED.
Many Corporations Charged With
Forming Fertilizer Trust.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 3-In the
federal court here today In the case OF
the United States against the Virginia.
Carolina Chemical Company and Others
Judge John E. Mccall quashed the In.
dictment which charged some fifty odd
corporations and individuals with con.
stitutng a fertilizer trust in violation a
the Sherman antitrust law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-03

Body of n. T. Dodge Arrives Here.
The remains of H. T. Dodge of this
city, who died in Staunton. Augusta
county, Va, YESTERDAY arrived here to-
day.
The deceased underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Kings Daughters
Hospital in Staunton recently and did not
rally. The interment will be in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-03
Rod and Stream.

Washington fishermen will find much to
interest them in The Saturday Star In the
Rod and Stream column.
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YONKERS NAN WINS MARATHON
T. p. MOrrIsey Beats Field OF l7O Runner
In n Mile Rare,

BosIoN, April cO--Of the i2O distance
runners who started AZ Ashland this noon
in the annual twenty-fve mile Marathon
run. r p. Morrisey Of the Mercurv Nhie'i'
Club Of Nonkers. \. y. proved the best Of
the lot and when he broke the yarn % front
Of the Boston Athletic Association club.
house In this city II was found that he hsd
covered the distance in hours % minute,
A. - seconds, or / minute 10 - seconds
more than tho record established year
ago nv Tom ngbost, the Indian
Morrisey ran third two years age 1Fo
hundred yards behind Morrisey came lohnl
Hayes Of the Irish American Athletic Cub
Of New York. his time for the distance benz
> hours 2G minutes Z seconds About I'M
yards in the rear OF Hayes came Robert 4
Fowler Of tho Cambridgeport GymDasIuT
Association. who finished third ip ''oj and
second year ago. His time to-day vs'
hours 20 minutes ~ seconds The iouHh
man was DANIEL W Drlscoll Of North Andoyer
his line betng !? hours q ,,mlqutes, second,
lhe nth man home was ". Wood Of Nouet'
Vile, his time being hours - minutes 4
seconds.
Ismes i. Leo Of the Boston 4. \. who vg'
plrk6j ~ ~, Cidi'u,dl ~ ~ ih+ ,"1,tGi
winner OF he event was the siNth 10 finish,
his time being . hours y m inutos - .acond'
FTel lori OF the Mohawk 4 C.. New l0tA,
winner Of the Marathon w 1905 vas scyenih.
his time being hours 70 minutes ~ seconds
sammy MellOr. IT.. OF the Mercury \. j,
New York. who won this event I'm lNI? Inl'hed
eighth In hours n mnIt A. II seconds
Between IS and 100 of the starter nislN1
the course, among them being Peter Hurley
Of Ninchest or, a bearded VET eran Of hN14T',
who has run IN several Marai hOu~ p
event was started sharply al noon, ., Of 'h'
lnei, who entered drODDiDg OUt a the las
m1ute on account OF the thrraf"nulnr
weather Just before the gun wa Nr~i,
furry Of snow set tho contestants ~ mNrn'
in their light costumes
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NEW roRE IL. ~, 4: BRooKLTN, I

NEW IOhh W. Ll, g. bkOOAbtN' L.
The BrOoklyns found the New York speed
too much for them yesterday, the second time
in two days such has been the case AZ Wash
ington Park. There we're no weaknesses In
the New York armor. none OF suffiCient extent
10 enable the Brooklyns TO make any impress
sion cd the scientific and gingery game OF
the Nek Yorks McGtSw's mems play was
too advanced for the Brookyne Each side
made six hits, and there was only one error
II was a costly error. however. but still just
one evidence Of how the New York system
The BrooElyns made one run in the first
inning. They should have had at least two
and maybe more than that, Any way II was
plain az day that one rin was thrown away
because Of a want Of alertness on Brooklyn's
Maloney hit safely, II happened that Ma
loney's feet we're more nimble thar his brain.
The fret thing he kneg throw from Taylor
had him mapping ana BE- SS was TSSppesd ISppsordsy, 2y
spilled two baggers far out on the grass for a
run. Alperman struck out,
Taylor slipped cog In the. fouTth inning
and passed Jordan and Alperman The
cagy McGraw imms11tely served dis
possess notice on Taylor Ames went IN,
and snappy double play retired the Brook
lyns II was In the fourth that the New
lOrks won. II Was Fuckers only bad inning,
but the New Yorks do not ask for many open
Deylln sacrificed and Nicklin's promenade
peoped the corners, Bridwell slid sharp
grounder 70 Lewis. who annexed the ball
neatly, but threw low to the plate and Sey-
forced Bresnahsn home, spike shannon
added the finishing touches with single that
put NiCklin and Bridwel aCross.
Red Ames had q good day and had the
BrOoklyns In the hollow Of his hand after he
went in, As Rucker recovered from his
lapse, the game was uneventful after th
fourth, The score:
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year old maldenS; four
VIEWS ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES.
Ward and wright Beaten In straight Sets
by Larned and Wrenn.

PLAY in the men 4 round robin doubles was
the feature OF the indoor lawn tennis tourna-
ment yesterday In the st. Nicholas Rink. In
tho first match OF the day William 4. Garned
and George l.. Nrenn, JT., defeated Beals C.
Wright aud llolcombe Ward. former national
champions. There was not the aggressive
meas in the latter play that might have been
expected aud hey showed that two sets were
hardly enough Tor hem 10 get warmed up in.
Iarned and Wrenn won IN straight sets.
c. ct the points being % and 3s-3I.
I'm the second sci five out OF the ten games
went 10 deuce.
Ward aud Wright then played on the FIVE
set match left unfinished from Saturday
against lts tsymoHd u. Little and Theodore II.
Pell II was agreed. however. 70 play the
other un 7nished matches on the hasls Of two
sharply against Little and Pell, taking the
set. 90. aud thus getting the nlatch, rs.
So, 0-S, 8-4. The points In the single set
necessary Yesterday were 3l-21
lhe third match of vest erday was between
Malcolm u, Whitman and Edgar W, Leonard
and PelI aud Little. Whitman aud Leonard
took the hrst set at al, but the activity o.
like score. he third set went TO deuce In
games, Little and Pell fighting hard all the
way and hrally taking the victory, i-5.
Three matches will be PLAYED In the doubles
10 day. Nt s.3O O'Clock Ward and Wright
will meet Whitman and Leonard, Following
this, llrned and Wrenn will play on their
unfinished match with Whitman and Leonard,
which stands D :, IS. "a In favoro Of tsrned
and Nrpnn. The final m itch. scheduled
for a clock. viii be iArned and Mrenn
again,. l.!ttlR and PelI. lhe present stand
ing inthe tourney Is:
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COLUMBIA TO ron TIE NAVY.
Race Arranged When MIddIes FAN 10 Get
Permission 10 Row At POuThkeepsie

All doubts as 10 whether the Naval Academy
crew will be seen at Poughkeepsie this June
In the intercollegiate regatta we're dismissed
yesterday when H. Y. Moore. the manager OF
the Columbia crews, announced that the final
arrangements for the Columbia. Annapolis
race on the Severn on May had been com.
pleted. This practically means that the
Navy has withdrawn from the big Hudson
regatta for this year at least. last fall Column
bia challenged the mIddies for q race this
spring. but the chalieng ewAh rejected with
the understanding that Il would again become
perative II the Navy failed 20 obtain per-
mission to send Grew to Poughkeepsie.
Last week the middies were convinced that
further e1orts toward the lntercoIlegl
regatta would be useless, 20 they decided 10
row the Columbia Grew the annual race
over the two mile course on the Severn In
addition 20 the race between the FIRST crews
Of the institutions Arrangements have Also
been made for q contest between the second
elghts. All four crews vii start at the same
time and the distance Will be the same for
kotn contests. 80 srs . '.s.
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JACK JOHNSON rs AFTER Burns.
Big ColOred Fighter WIN Sail for England
To-day In search Of . Match.

After much unsuccessful pickering Jack
johnson, the colored heavyweight, and his
manager. Sam Fitzpatrick, will sail for
England to-day on the steamship Crown
Prince. TO force Tommy Burns into a match
for the championship OF the world. Burns s
manager came here week ago with 5000
TO 20 IA side bet, roviding Burns received
n guarantee OF $4,000 Of the purse. rs such
terms were cOnydered unfair BY bot johnson
and Fitzpatrick they have decided 10 cross
the ocean aud make Burns either fight or
crawl,
-Ne are going TO get a fRht With Burns
or make him quit the ring said Fitzpatrick
last night. We will agree 70 most any terms
Burns can have two-thlrdR Of the purse II
he 20 demands. but real cha mpion Is always
ready 10 agree 20 u. per cent. TO the winner
and 25 per cent, 10 the loser, or winner take
all Whoever heard OF John l.. Sullivan.
Je1ries, Corbett or fitzsimmoDs demanding
eleven-tenths Of the purse win, lose Or draW1
burns will have 10 hght johnson 10 England
OF admit that he Is afraid ef ihims. a
The sun., 1908-04-21

Bill Hogg has . sore arm. but says q few warm
days Will M II ell right.
With Burch doing the work be Is, Lumley Is not
missed 70 any serious extent by the Brooklyps
Shipke, the Washington third bAsemAn, does
clean cut work With bis hands In gathering up
ground balls,
Tho Cubs 90 not seem 70 have lost any OF their
speed so n they are 70 be beaded OF this year rivals
must acquire additional speed.
Ability 70 land the games that are decided BY .
Is what the New Ysrk Americans are doing
spectator At Washington PARK yesterday was
arrested on the charge Of stealing ball and Chnsty
MAthewson went Song TO make the complaint
CentlllOn's men arc not afraid 10 take chances
on the bases, and they seem 70 be team that will
not recognize defeat until The string Is played out
I'VE were up against pitcher the other day"
says Joe Kelley, VINO, according 60 tAr fuUlers
WAS using knuelJe ball. | noticed that vnrn.
ever one OF our men struck and missed tne fans
called Il knucklt' bali. hut II the bat connected
with the same sort OF ball the comment wsS
oh, he didn't pitch the knuckle ball thAt time"
The sun., 1908-04-21
ANOTHER ONE RUN VICTORY
NEW YORK AMERICANS MOVE UP
TO FIRST PLACE.

Their Defeat OF washington and ChicagOS
Defeat Of ~. Louis Pat Tnem There
.-CleVelands smlte the Champions and
HOstOns Take Two From the Athletics
The New York Americans won another game
from the washingtons yesterday by a margin
OF one run aud they moved up to nrst place
The team they ousted the 81. Louis Browns.
was vanauished by the White so1. st.
Louis s tied with the Bostons. who won
two holiday games from the Athletics. The
Clevelands smote the Detroit champions
who are getting away poorly In their Efforts
to repeat this year. The results;
New York, 4; washington, ..
Boston, \; Philadelphia, I--MOrnlnS game
Boston, :; Philadelphia, S-AfternOOn
game.
Cleveland. Q; Detroit. !.
ChlcaSO, !; 81, JOuiS, I.
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Harvard crew Out Twice,

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 2o.-Ihe liar,aio
crew was Oh the water twice to-dsr Ih'
m orning the weather was fairy good tnd lh'
upper river, which is sheltered by hgH E.I';
was quito smooth. This afternoon ''" lT
WIS so high that there we're vhlr.' ~ At
over the river but the wind fell toward .''n.
Guild Of Boston
The makeup Of tho crews
Harvard Faulkner. bow; Fish. N"'or''.'
Lunt, I; WAld. 3. bScoU. &. Rchauisul ~.'sfn'
stroke; HAgden coXSvaln
Naval Academy Davis bow. Ag.'r'' :
Leighton, y BAg z Z. Mckee =, RockNclI .'''ta
son, !; kinkald stroke Roberts ro'sra
The sun., 1908-04-21
T0-DAI'S CiRD FOR A0UEDuCT.
sterling stakes. Ono Nlle. the Leading
NttraCtloH.

The 81 erlinc Stakes. one mile. will be the
feature of the card ai iuupduct to-day. with
Rcs'igouchc, Chdpulrepec snd Rislto perhaps
the bCS' IN a handicap. at six furlongs.
lIllke;. laru,- Z Brady and Big Chief should
90 we'll Paters will run in the first race.
~ uilc. with smoker. AuCassin and Sir
I0ddlng'on hguring we'll
IN the third event, for two-year.old fllies
four furlungs, thaperOn, ArlOnette and
Primrose LeaGle may run well Tho nth
race 10 a selling AFFAIR. AZ six furlonEs, with
Mark Anthony H., Grmgldi and Chief Hayes
possible factors. In the last race, for maiden
two-year.olds. -four and half furlongs,
chances to share the purse The entries
follow
The sun., 1908-04-21

At lndiAnap apolls--lnd indianapolis, II: MllVIulee. T.
AZ Toledo--ToiedO, 4; st. Paul, Z.
A. Columbus Columbus, 2; Minneapolis,
Al LoUlsvle-RansSs City, 3 Louisville, 1.
u5 innlnRSl.
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New ENGLAND IAnEne

At lewiston Lewiston, g. Bates, g.
A. Haverhill-HAverhill, Q: bridgeport J.
~ Lowell--lowell, Q; Rochester, s.
Al Lynn-Lynn, :. Providence, .
Al LAwrence-LAWrence, a. herlden g.
At New Bedford New Bedford II: New Haven Q.
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Totals ~ "a 10
'Batted for Shlpke In the ninth inning
iRAIied for Oates In the nlntn lnnlng.

TOtAs......H "a Is .
Slated for Shlpke In the ninth inning
fBatted for Gates Ia the nintn inning.
Washington, | q q 0 90 0-3
New Nork .....,...,..2 U q -
Runs Washington -GAnley. I; DelehAnty. f.
Clymcr, T. New YORK Keeer !; Stanl 2. Elber
ield l. l1rst base on error Washington. Left
on bases New Nork. .: Washington, O. Frst base
on balls-Oh Doyle, . on GenHng /; OF Gates l.
struck Out-By Doyle. T. by Chesbro >; BY Gates, q
Two base hits-Nles Stahi. chase Conroy, Street.
Sacrifice hits heeler, hckehug. Street. Stolen
bases-Stahl, Cymer. Wild pitcn-Cnesbro. Hts
on Doyle, seven In 3. innings; OF Chesbro. none
In 3 Innings on Gehhng, two 10 ! inning Oh
Gates ten In ! innings. Unplres Hurst and Con
molly. lime = hours. AttendAnce-2.OO0.
CLEVELAND, q; DETROIT, :.
DETROIT, Aprjl 30 Another Of Hughie JennnFs'g
cub pitterS. Nalloy, from the dayton Central
League club, made good 70 day detroit lost the
game. but Detrolts nve errors tell the story OF
defpaf The
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Games schsduIsd for Today.

AMERICAN LEA0UE
Washington In New York Philadelphia 10 Boston:
Chicago ln Cleveland; 81. Louis In Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ln Brooklyn Boston IN PHILADELPHIA.
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snnihArn lAnsnr.

A. Memphls-New Orleans, I: Memphis, O.
Al NsShvle--NAshyIIe. g. Montgomery, rs
Innings.
AZ BlrmIng nghSm-Blrming CHAM. 1: Atlanta. I 40
innings.
AZ Little RocE-Moblle. 4. Little Rock.
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Totals. % II q Is 0


Runs Boston. 1hohey, !, Lord, ? McHele. !;
First baSe on errors Boston, !. LEFT on bases
Boston, 4: Philadelphia, I, First base on balls -
on Young, I; on Maxwell, I, Struck out-by Young
T. hy Vlckcrs, I; by Maxwell. 3 Three bAse hlt
Mcliale Two base hit-YOung. Stolen bases
Davis Thoney, Laporte. Sacrihce hits hchale,
. Lord, Wagner. Hit by pitcher BY kraus, !;
sheridan. Tlme-l hour and So minutes, At
tendance 1926.
BOSTON a. H., 5: PHILADELPHIA "a, b., S.-AFTER
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Runs New Iork-SeymOur. l. RresnahAn, !;
NlCklln, I: Brldwell, l. Brooklyn-Burch. l. Leu on
bases New York, 8; Brooklyn, T. First base on
bdlls--On Taylor, q Oh Rucker, T. Struck out BY
Taylor. E.by Ames, s. BY RuCker, ). Two base hits
Burch Jordan Sacrifice hits -Devln Ames Lewis,
Double plays -Deylln. Nlcklln and Tenney Sey
mour and Tcnney. Hlts-of Taylor, In tour In
nlnES on Amcs, , In nve ipnhgs. umplreS- Emslc
and Rudderhau. Time Il hOur aud 20 minutes.
Attendance e-2S))
CHICAGO n. L. >; At. LOUIS ~. L.. 0.
ST. Lows. April 20 ST. Louis dropped the nnAl
game ~ the series with Chicago this afternoon to
O. Raymond pitched a one hit game, but vas un.
steady In the sl1th inning The score
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NATiONAL LEAGUE.
MCGrSwp Players Too Gifted for the
BFOOklyns-Cubs Blank Cardinals.

Being too gifted bageballiOally for the
Brooklyns again yesterday, the New YORK
Nationals improved their. percentage and
are moving along at satisfying clip
although the Cube are staying ahead Of them
The latter shut out the Cardinals yesterday
The PhilSdelphIas beat the Bostons and
moved up into the ArE division, and the
Oinoinnatis gave the wAgnsrtEod Piusbprgs
another trOuncing. Ths results;
New YORK, 4; Brooklyn, Z.
Philadelphia, Il Boston, =,
Cincinnati, - PittsburE. I.
chicago, - St. Louis, o.
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BllHarcs.

Tod Sloan and Harry DankelmSn won by
close margin 10 last nights glme Of the
three cushion amateur team tournament at
Doyleks Academy. defeating r. le0nhATdt
and ~ u Wrenee by the score Of 20 70 10.
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5: PHILADELPHIA "A. b., S.-AFTER
NOON GAME.
BOSTON.

Boston. ................. % q u -
Philadelphia. ......... . 0 o o 0 O-S
Runs Boston, Thoney, /; Lord. I; McHale, L.
Mcconnell I; Cardigan, /, Philadelphia Nichols
/: Davis, |, Murphy. L. First base en- errors -phlA
delphls /. Left on bases boston, T. Philadelphia
4. First baSe on balls on Morgan. .: on Carter L
Struck Out--By Morgan, :, by Carter. I. Three
base hlts-Lord GeSsleT. CArrlgan, CoOmbs. Two
base hits Collins, Davis. Sacrifice hits Lord
Davis. stolen bases Mcconnell. McHAle. ~,
Nichols Collins. Double plays Mcconnell 10 la
porte 10 Cnglaub. Hit by pitcher BY Carter /
1lme-l hour and % minutes.
Attendance 10 $50,
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Western LeaEue,


A. SlouI Clty-SlouI City, T. Omaha, O.
A. Pueblo-Denver, 8; Pueblo, O.
AZ Llncoln-Des holneS, a. Lincoln. 0,
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Tine. 0.A9 SIS.
Fair start; won driving Preceptor. b. c.. :, by
Golden MaIln-Mss LAudcMAn: owned BY the
Newcastle Stable; trained by 7, Welsh.
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Totals. !. O aisa ls

'RAtted for Moeller In the ninth inning
zone out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati. ..........O O o -
PttSburg .........,.,O o y o I 0-t
Runs Cincinnati -LObert. >: Tittsburg-Clarke
I. Three base hits -Iobert ~. Leihed. Home
riin-ClArke. SaCrincr hits Mitchell. MowTey
Paskert, Huswtt, Clarse. Wilson. Struck out By
Campbell. ?. by Lelhed, o. First hAse on balls-Oh
Campbell. :; OF Leiheld, 5. umplre--RlglsT. Time
= hours.
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PHILADELPHIA

the PLAYING for A few days In the afternoon game
took the lead In the hrst inning, but
the ocAls tied the srOTe In the NTH and batted out
4 NictoTy in the seventh The scores.
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FtFIH RACL
SeIIIng: ior madden lhree "a. old.: iioO a


Poor start; won easily; Mszuma. b. C.. 8. by Ma.
setto.-lzeyl owned by Il. L. Lee trained by W. o.
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Utlca...,,....,.. o o 0 o Q-i 4 5
Batterles-Mlllsr and Krltobell; Adrian Snd steel.
man and Eg6n.
The sun., 1908-04-21

Baseball. WasbinEtOa Park. To-day, AP.M
Brooklyn Va NeN fOrk. Adm. sOc.-Ada.
The sun., 1908-04-21

Baseball To-day $3.50 p. N. American Lclsus
PARK, n y. Americans W, Washington. ADJ
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100 n. ~, 7, or. LoUIs IA. ~, /.
sr.JouIs.

Runs -ChicAgo-Dougherty, I; 2. Jones q An.
derson, I; An, !; smith, > ST. LouiL--R Raddell, I.
on bsSes-Chicsgo, s. st. Louis, l. Double plays.
TAnnthl and DOnOhue, Hoffman and Spencer
Two base hits Tannehill. Stone. SAcrihce hit
Hoffman Stolen bases p. Jones Wallace. Hits
on Weddsn, u IN seven innings. First bAss on
hAlls-Of Smith. I. on WAddeli 2 Wild pitch
WAdden. Struck out by Smith, J. hy Waddeli s.
by Criss. I. UmplreS -EgAn and o i.ouRhin Time
hour and N minutes. Auendancr-lo
BOSTON "a. ~, g. PHILADELRHIA "A, D., i--HoREINo
0AAE,
BOSTON. April s0.--The Boston team batted and
nelded like champions 10 day. winning both TAmes
from Philadelphia. In the n ofnng contest Young
was invtncihle and received perfect SUPPORT Whlle
Boston drove two OF the visiting pitchers from the
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CLEVELAND. q: DETROIT,
CLEVELAND

Runs -Detrolt-S Schaefer, I; Schmidt, l. Cleve.
ham, !: Rhoades l. Earned nIns--DetrOt, :: Cleve-
land T. Two base hts Bradley, Turner. ROssmAn
First base on balls on Rhoades, on Malloy ?.
land, 4: Detroit, H. Double pAy--LAjoie 10 Turner
to StOvSl. Passed bAll--Ciark, First base on
BY Malloy. ~ SAcrihce hits-StoyL a.. RhoAdes
Umplrc-EvGns. Times hours. Attendance
5aso
4 CHICAGO "A. ~, l. OF, LOUIS "A. ~. l.
CHICAGO April D.--Chlcago pounded the ball
game despite shaky support. The score:
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CINCINNATI. :. PIrrsnuEa. 1.


CINCTENATI April % When two were out In
the ninth inning Clarke bit TO hight Geld for home
run tleng the score Cinciunatl won In the tenth
on Iobert's triple and Cancels single, Lobert
hl.n so red The hrHt nun.
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Cotton Rtatea LeaKne.
American AaaOclation.

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Good start won easily; Jimmy Lane, ch. g. aged
hy HI' Ora e Anna PAGE owned by q. n. Tomp.
kin, t-Aiupd by H. Price.