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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-18
YALE CRACKS INJURED
: Associated Press.


NEW HAVEN. Conn, April 17--Ger-
aid M. Butler, '09, of Evanston. ILL.,, re-
graded as one of Yale's best sprinters,
it is learned has pulled tendon and as
a result will be unable to take part in
the spring meet at Yale or the meetings
at Princeton and Harvard Captain
Burch of the football team. also a
sprinter. is laid up as a result of a SINH
lar injury
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CINCINNATI, April 17.-Weather warm;
market is advancing; six cars sold lhreo
on track. Florida Brights, $780, russets'
$2.10q2.20.
Select. S. A. Ft. Ex., Claremont''.' .''S2'90
Greyhound. same ..........'..''''''' go 80
Greyhound S. A. Ft. Ex.. Claremont. $50
Select, same ................s.s s.s.'''.' @.oV
BLoODS
Silence, xc Flagler FIT. Coz. ....''''.-' WOO
Boston Market
BOSTON. April 17.-Ten cars sold; lS on
track. Weather cold; market easier
NAVELS
Golden Rule. or, Riv. Ft. Ex., Riv.'..S2.a 40
Rey, s. T. FIT. Bx., Fernando. ........ 2.go
Ostrich. S. B. TT. Ex., Drew Sta...... 2.IO
Orchard, or, National Orange Co... 2.95
Golden Flower. xf, Red. o. G. Assn. 2.l0
Golden scepter. or, Rialto Or. Co.. Z'9o
Golden Orchard, Independent TT. Co... 2.SO
Golden Rule, or, Riv. Ft. Exr Riv... 20
Tunnel S. T. Ft. Elk, Fernando.,.... 2.70
Winner, $. b. TT. Ex., Drew Sta.'.... 2'So
Pansy. xf. Cotton o. G. Assn. ........ $50
Standard. ....................... 2'oo
Redskin, Observation-Disclosures. z'0V
RUBY BLoODS, HALVES
Rey, 5. 7. Ft. EX EX........-... Sl.lo
RUBY BLoODs. BOXES
Rey, s. r. TT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$2.s5
Philadelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA. April Flour cars
navels one seeding. three mixed and one
lemon sold: weather cool; market strong.
Four cars Florida oranges and grapefruit
sold. Market unchanged.
NAVELS
Pointer, ii, A. G. G. Ex Azusa ....,s s2.S2
Sweetheart, Highgrove Ft. Ex.. H.. 291
Yankee Doodle, same .....,........... $50
Coral. S. b. TT EX, Yerkes S........ 2.53
Banner. or, p & McKevitt. ........... I'll
Volunteer, S. A. Ft. Ex, n Pomona. $50
Eagle. Highgrove Ft. Ex., H......... PSI
Cosmos, S. b. Ft. EX.. Yerkes S....... 26S
Vale Vista. sd. or Growers Ft. Co.. 272
SEEDLINGS
Tahquitz. or Hemet. met..................s2 .s2.S7
Selected, ch, H. w. Blanchard. ....... 24
Selected fy, same ................... 228
Golden Orchard, Ind. Fruit Co........ 210
BLOODS
Stag, A. c. G. Ex....................$ 10
Pointer ..s........-.... ..,......... 2J4
TANGERINES
Ianqultz s..s.......-..... s.ssssss.. u. SV
Golden Orchard -.....:..............s .s2.o9
Lochinvar, r. H. Ft. Elk. Ex..............$25
Belt ...'.'...,....t.. .........'.'... go
Pittsburg Market
PITTsBURG, April 17.-Five cars sold.
Eleven on track. Market is very steady.
Weather favorable.
Bluejay, o. X. Ft. Ex...,.........$2.35
Pond Lily Riv. FIT. Ex., Pac. Sta. 2.S5
Clrcus' .'''... ....''.: .'''',.. Z'4o
Stock Label. std, Riv. Ft. Ex., Pac.... 2.O5
Jasmine, D. M. FIT. Ex., Monrovia. -. $50
Plain Ends, .................... 2.10
SEEDLINGS
Lucky Strike. H F...........$21O
SWEETS
Vista de Robles, or, Hammond Or. s2.45
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Identified

"He slept we'll and ate a hearty
breakfast, apparently wholly uncon
scious to his fate. He was attired in
the conventional black, and
"And what hour did they hang him?"
"Hang him? They don't hang man
for getting married! He was the
groom, not a condemned criminal
Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-18
SOUTHERN STATE MEETING

A meeting os the managers of the
Southern State leagues win be held in
the offices of Dyas-Cline Co. tonight.
The meeting will be called to order
promptly at s o'clock and final ar
rangements made for the series of
games to be played with the sailors
next week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-18
sunday Excursion.

Tn, Southern Pacific sells tickets at half
rates to al points east as far as Beaumont
and return good only on Sunday, also on Santa
Ana branch Fare 10 Riverside and Redlands
and return "ThIough the Orange Groves" ("
t2.o5. Beaumont. s2.45. ana others. Informa-
street, corner sixth, or Arcade station.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit--Smith. Two-base hits
Cakes Raftery. Sacrifice hits--Oakes.
smith Ellis Brashear, Cooney. Left on
bases--Los Angeles 2. Portland 6. Bases
on balls-on Garrett /, Gray O. Struck out
BY Garrett g. Gray 7. Hit by pitched ball
-Brashear. Time Of game-1;45 Umpire
--Perrine.
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The Pat Postcard

my husband is such a poor cor
respondent. when away"
"Indeed?"
"Oh, atrocious! Why he went right
through Sioux City the other day with
out sending me a view of the New
York ce"-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-18
FLYING START WINS
GAME FOR THE SEALS
Isy Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 17-By
piling up three runs in the first inning
today the locals secured a lead which
Oakland was unable to overcome.
Quick was wild at times and San Fran
cisco put the best game in the field.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Home run-Mechoir Sacrifice hits-Piper,
Williams, 2; La Longe. Eagan. Bases balls
OFF Suter $: off Quick, 3. Struck out-By
sutor. 9; by Quick, 4. Hit by pitcher-Piper.
Double plays-Zeider 10 Mohler to Williams;
Zeider to Williams. Wild pitch-Quck. Balk-
Sutor. Time-2:00. Umpire-O Connel
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, April 1.-THE local team
after cutting down a five-run lead by
bringing in three runs in the sixth and
tieing the game up in the mint and
again in the eleventh. lost today's game
in the twelfth, when Mullen weakened.
Score:
Detroit s, hits IL. errors 1. Cleveland
IL, hits 20, errors 2.
Batteries Mullin and Schmidt; Latti-
more, Joss and Clarke.
NEW YORK, April 17.--Making hits
when the locals were faulty in field
ing, the Philadelphia scored a clean
cut to 2 victory today. Orth was
taken out in the fifth, and Chesbro,
who followed, was hit freely, the Ath-
letics scoring five times in the seventh.
Score:
Philadelphia s, hits 6. errors 8. New
York 2, hits 6, errors 8.
Batteries-Schliter and Schreck;
Orth, Chesbro and Kleinow.
CHICAGO, April 17.-WaddelIs s
pitching was responsible for the defeat
of Chicago by ST. Louis today. Atz
was the only batsman to get a safe hit
for the locals, and only one ball was
batted past the infield. st. Louis run
was due to base ON balls, sacri-
fee and Ferris single. Score:
Chicago 0, hits 1, errors 0. st. Louis
/, hits 5, errors l.
Batteries-Owen and Walsh and Sui
livan; Waddell and Spencer.
BOSTON, April 17-Falkenburg was
effective with men on bases today, and
Washington won. Washington scored
in the first on Picering's two Dagger,
Ganley's sacrifice and Pruitt's error.
and again in the third on a base on
balls, a sacrifice hit and a single. Score:
Boston l, hits Z, errors 2. Washing
ton 2, hits Z, errors l.
Batteries--Pruitt, Cicerotte and
Criger; Falkenburg and Street.
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EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES

Lucky Strike II. & Fitzgerald. $3.50
st. Louis Market
ST LOUIS. April 17.--Weather cool.
Market steady. Six cars sold Fifteen on
track
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Decentralization. ; Wiiliamsport, L
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HIGH SCHOOL SERIES OPENS
Business Plays Eastern and Western
Meets Technical.
First Game. Of DOubIe-header at
Union Park. viii BE Called
at $50 O'Clock.

The high school series opens this after
noon. when two Of the ten contests
scheduled will be played at New Union
Park, Fifteenth and II streets northeast.
The first game viii be between Bust
ness and Eastern. and will be called at
about 2:S0 O'Clock, while in the second
contest, which will be gotten under way
shortly after the first game is concluded.
Western viii line up against Tech.
Both games should prove interesting.
as it is understood that seldom since the
iEterschooI series were instituted have
the teams been so evenly matched as
this year.
Tech. conceded to be far stronger than
any of her rivals q month ago, is now
without the services Of Goodman. the
crack first baseman, and Capt. Reichard,
acknowledged to be the best pitcher in
the high schools. The faculty at Tech
has barred these two players, because
they are over the age limit Of twenty
one years.
Notwithstanding that the blacksmiths
will keenly feel the loss of these two
star players LEeIt Is SlUiClent material
at the school to hli the positions in salts
factory style
Western has a bunch OF youngsters on
the team who are hustling to make good.
and can be counted upon TO give the
Manual Trainers a hard battle Gray
viii probably pitch for Tech in to-day's
contest, while Capt. Polhemus will select
Hodgson 10 do the honors for the George
town team
Il is being noised about that Eastern
has this year the strongest team that has
represented the Capitol Hill school in
some years and that they VIII prove the
real dark horse of the race
Business. which VIII oppose the East
Washington crew in to-days set-to. had
so many candidates at the beginning Of
the season that they had to be appor-
toned off into separate squads. It is
pretty safe to say that Capt. Keane has
whipped together a fast bunch from the
wealth Of material he had to start with.
and it is expected that the grandstand
at Union Park will be filled to-day with
high school lads and lassies, to get the
first peep at their teams.
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OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sI fuTlongs. Nellie Racine. 100
tGoldstein). y 20 l. won; Pal III iRiesi ls to 3
second; Fair Fagot. los Yandusen). % to J. third
Time. lib 25 Entire Mouse. Monte Lucille. Lady
Kitty, Nappa. Gene HaBdlon Bell Reed MAY
Pink, and Reuben also ran.
SECOND RACE-One-haf mile King Ferdinand
loS Roland, Il to 3, won Middle l0s lFYsherl
10 l. second; Metal Anguish 10 (Keoehl 3 to /
third Time. 04s Is Who Zella G.. Tamma
AXIS At Ben, Collick, Al Hampton. and Trocha
also ran
THIRD RACE-Seyen fgrloags. Montclair. 100
tGodsteinl, 10 J. won; Belmere Ill lMilIerl 9 to
s. second; Martimas los (Kellyl Il 10 2 third
Time, :26 25 Korosilany. Big Store Capt Bur
nett. Golden Wave. Exchequer and Bonnie Prince
Charley also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sxteenth miles
Vox Popuh, 100 Kelly 9 to 3. won; Darnna 9s
(BHxtonl, to l. second: DOllie Dollars % Char
boneaul. 10 TO l. third Time. lib As St Elm
wood, Entrada. Sibari. Timothy Wen and Logis-
tille also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Wap lN Ainerl, ls
to ), won; Billy 3iyer, los l3WtOn), Is to l. sec
ond; Wolfville. l02 (Galedol to l. third. Time
lAi 2-5 Carmeina, Expeetsnt. Daily Willie T.
Wurzburger and High Gun also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile. Humero. ld5 Miller
? to l, won Arthur Hynan. 100 (Pagel q ia /
second; SIR Wesley. JOG (SuaTtl. Is 10 / third
Time, ~ Is All Gold Follie l.. Othmar, Bal
made, Song Writer Vronsky, Ny Bill and Vangor-
dan also ran.
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BOOKIES REAP A HARVEST.
Races at PimIicO Run in Rain and
on SOggy Track.

Baltimore, April 50-To-days races at
Pimlico were run in the rain. and after
the third race the track became soggy.
Boolmakers reaped harvest, as it was
bad day for the favorites.
The Eutaw Purse was a battle Of the
three equal favorites. The Clown. Orfano.
and Harting. The latter two were heav-
ily played. Harting went to the front at
the rise of the barrier and held the lead
until the half-mile pole, when McCahey
sent his mount out. closely followed by
Orfano. at the three-Quarters both
horses passing Harding. who was firing
badly. The Clown after this had much
his own way, and won, in a r0np. sum
maries:
FIRST RACE-Four end ane-haH fur.ongs. Ger
aid D., lc6 lLeiberl. 70 l. won, Black Nose, 10
gWtlah). 20 5, second Cheek, l07 Hardy to l.
third. Tine 90 45, Autumn Maid, Arondsck,
Tapue. and Truthful also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs Edgeley, lG2 Elc-
FaddeEl. 70 J. won Consistent l02 fFairbrotherl
to ], second Margaret 95 Murphy, Is to l. third
Time, ]; Is. Workman, Thomas Flyer Aqseiuct
Muck Rake. stn Hunt Bell Nina. and Cali Boy
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ons mile Bells Of Jessamine.
10 lFaiTbfotherl, 70 5, won; True Boy, is
Hardy, 10 !. second; Gallant II2 DIcCahey},
Il TO l. third Time, l.43. Azelina, High Chance,
Puritan Girl, and Wabash Queen also ran
FOURTH -Steepeehase; two miles Dul-
eian. l$ Grantlandl, to l. won; Noblesse Oblige.
lS9 Davidson TO /. second; Guardian I5s tKel-
leheri, to / third Time AZ 3-5 Prince Of
Pilsen and BloOdst0ne also mn.
FIFTH RACE-One-haf mile. Sig li2 Hardy
20 l. won; Mordella, l09 Koernerl, ( to s. second
Ned Csmack, III (Burnsl TO / third. Time.
o50 Is RacinO II. Golden Castle. Gay King and
Lurid also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and forty yards The
Clown. lis tAIcCsheyl. 70 l. won; Ouano. 50
FaiTbrotherl, TO ], second; Hartug llo lKoemer).
to !, third. Time. l:i6. Peter knight, Nanny
moo. Putnam, Blember, Glsucus, Ballad, and WI
ton Iacssye also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Six furlongs. Kempton l0s
(Koemerl, to /, won; Cocksure, lOs Murphy
even. second; Coincident s. ueel, 10 TO J. third
Tim, Is i-5. Cartwheel. Mermaid, Rscinette Pat
BulgeT, and TTackless also ran.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at PfttSburE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago

STANDING or THE TEAMS.
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I0taIa.''.... . y I0taIS....... lU'l5 I5 )
Winning run made with one out
Boston. 0 0lO0 ! IL
Aew wloTk....,...-....-...,....0 o GO
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Berwyn defeated RiveFdale al the latters grounds
yesterday by II TO s. The batting and pitching Of
Yoos for the winners was the feature, and Fischer
took care Of a line drive in the sixth IN excellent
style. Cole, for the losers. played good game at
second base. For games write W c. Baughman
BeTwyn, Nd Average. fifteen or sixteen pounds
r, II. T.
Bervyn. --..--......---.-......- Ill l3 4
RiFerdale. e...-......... Q 0 O-s q
Batteries-Yoos and Baughman; Raybold, MaIoney.
and Frederick.
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SQUIRES SCORES KNOCKOUT.
Topples Over Jem Roche
In the Fourth Round.

Dublin, April S0.-Bin Squires. the Aus
tralian, knocked out Jem Roche, the man
by defeating whom Tommy Burns won
the Irish championship, in the fourth
round Of a battle scheduled TO go twenty
rounds this afternoon.
The fight was furious while it lasted.
the men going at each other like a couple
of bulldogs. There was little science to
the fight, just slugging. and the strongest
and hardest slugger got home a wallop
that won. The men fought for a purse
of si,4O0 and a side bet Of $1,000.
Squires' showing made him many
friends. and was so good that many OF
the Irish sports at the ringside said that
they would take a chance at good odds
on him to beat Tommy Burns when they
clashed IN the near future
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NOTES OF THE GAME.
lghes gave Eve bases on balls.

Hughes gave FIVE bases on balls.
Shipke did not get q chance at third.
shlpke and Freeman each got hit.
Clymer led with the stick getting two
bingles.
Two thousand fans braved the weather
TO witness the game.
Streets home run was hukey. The ball
bounded into the bleachers.
Both teams played ervorless ball, despite
the sloppy condition of the field.
Hughes pitched a good game. con-
iidering that it rained steadily for six
innings.
Milan would have captured Nichols
dy in the eighth, had it not been for
The downpour. The shortstop reached
third on the hit, but Hughes famed
Collins and Davis.
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Harvard students Protest.

Cambridge, Mass, April 3O.-Matters in
regard to the athletic situation at Har-
ward are now coming to a head, and It
is probable that the next two weeks viii
see a decided change in the proposed
plans of the faculty to cut down the
schedules OF major branches Of sport and
eliminate all winter sports. Representa-
tives Of the undergraduate body, includ-
ing Capt. Burr, of the football team, met
last evening and formulated a petition
which will be signed by the undergradu-
ates and handed to the faculty Of arts
and science Of Harvard University.
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WASHINGTON BOY ELECTED.
Hugh GilmOur VIII Manage the
Princeton Baseball Team.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Princeton. n. J., April sO-In the an
nual elections to the management of the
Princeton University baseball and track
teams. Hugh X. Gilmour, 10. Of Wash
ington D. c., was elected assistant man.
ager of the track team for 1909, while
Arthur J. Donovan, 10, Of Detroit. Mich.
was chosen assistant manager OF the
baseball team for 1909.
Both these men become fun managers
of their respective teams in 1910. Only
the members of the three upper classes
are allowed to vote.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-01
WOOD FOR UMPIRE.
President Weber Appoints Official
for Columbia League.

President G. A. Weber. of the newly
organized Columbia Baseball League, an
nounced last night that he had appointed
James Wood as official umpire for this
season. II. c. Schulteis has. been appoint
ed official scorer.
Everything is now In readiness for the
opening of the season, which is set for
Monday. the grounds, located between
North Capitol and First, w and Adams
streets northwest. having been put in
good condition. Indications for a good
start for the latest addition to the anna
teur ranks in this city are bright.
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Kirrlnin Gnmr cnIIrd an

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia, April 5O.-With the score
8 to l in favor Of Pennsylvania At the
close Of the third inning in the game with
the University Of Virginia at Franklin
Field this afternoon, Umpire Adams and
the captains held a consultation and de-
cided 10 call of hostilities, owing TO the
rain.
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nenfist Innes cold.

Gold filling, crowns, and scrap gold,
such as is used by dentists, valued at
more than SO. was stolen from the ONCE
of DR.. Charles B. Munson. of 1926 New
York avenue northwest some time
Wednesday night or early yesterday
morning. Entrance to the Office was
gained by forcing the front door with A
Jimmy"
The Washington herald., 1908-05-01
BOSTON, 8; GIANTS, l.
BOwermRR's Drive Over Left Field
Fence Sends Winning Run In.

Boston, April 30.-A mighty hit by
Bowerman over the left field fence in the
ninth inning to-day sent Sweeney scam
pering over the plate with the winning
run, and gave Boston an even break in
the series with New York. The contest
was a highly interesting one, the feature
of which was the great hitting of Gran
dali. the New York twirler He also
pitched good game. Attendance 4,540.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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Totals

Left on Washington. s: Philadel-
phia, 6. First base on balls-On Hughes,
3: of Carter, l. Struck Out-By Hughes,
4; by Carter l. Home TUn-Street Three
base hit-NiChols. Sacrifice hits-Ganley,
Freeman Hughes. Stolen base-Davis.
Double play-Hughes TO Freeman. Um-
pires-Messrs Connolly and Hurst. Time
OF game-1 hour and 50 minutes
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The schedule follows:
SHAMROCK FITTED OUT.
Lip:on's Yacht VIII Take First SAN
May 80.

Southampton. April S0-Sir Thomas
Iipton's new racing yacht, Shamrock,
was fitted to-day with an SO-foot boom
at Cowes.
The Shamrock arrived at Southampton
this afternoon. Her mainmast is I2O feet
in height She will sail her first race on
May 50 from Southland to Harwich. She
resembles the White Heather In general
anpearance
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Left on bases-St. Louis. 5; Cleveland l. First
base on balls-0f Liebhardt /; of Chech. J.: of
Ganey. !; off Powell. ]. Struck out-By Liebhardt
J. ThIee-base hit-St0Yan. TWO-hase hits Bradley
Ferris. Sacrifice mts-N Nilli9ms. Stone. LGjDie Dlu-
ble plays-Wallace TO Williams 20 T. Jones. Laioie
TO Nil 10 St0yal; Ferris to Williams Passed ball
Clarke UmpTe-AIr, Evans. Time Of game hour
and 50 minutes.
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Offers to Send Messages Free.

H. T. Tan, manager Of the Western
Union, informed the Commissioners yes
terday his company would transmit all
messages free 20 the t0Fnado-swept sec
ton OF the South offering assistance.
Commissioner Macfarland said whatever
action would be taken would be IN
doubtedly through the Red Gross.
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Chicago, ILL.,. April SO.-The champions
fourth and seventh innings and couple
OF errors helped manufacture three runs.
A tumble by Tinker was mainly re-
sponsible for the Cardinals only tally.
Attendance. 2.100
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FALKENBERG SUSPENDED.
President Johnson Furnishes Player
for Alteration with Umpire.

for Alteration with Umpire.
Special to The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. April SO-7In the third in
ming of Wednesdays Washington-Ath-
letic game, Pitcher Falkenberg was
coaching on the third base line in what
appeared to be an orderly manner. With
out any seeming provocation Umpire
Hurst ordered him to the bench. What
cause there was for this action on Hursts
part is unknown.
AS the big pitcher walked back Of
Hurst at the plate he stopped to argue
the matter with the umpire. and a bit
ter alteTCatiOn arose between the two. in
which strong language was used. It is
supposed that the terms Falkenberg
used to Hurst subsequent to his being
ordered to the bench brought down upon
him President johnson's indefinite sus-
pension.
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Left on bases-Brooklyn. 1: Philadelphia. l. First
base on balls-Of RuckeT. !; Of Moren. 3 Struck
out-By Bucker. 3 by M0ren. g. Three-base hits
Lumley. Rueker Sacrifice hit-Maloney Stolen
bases-Pattee, Doom Double play-Noren 10 Brans-
field to Grant. Umpre-Mr. Klein Time Of game
] hour and p minutes
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CorneII Oarsman Has soarIet Ferer.

Ithaca. April S0-Bn Koerner, one of
the crack Cornell oarsmen, was taken
Ill with scarlet fever yesterday. and viii
be out Of Cornell aquatics for the year.
In practice to-day his place was taken
by Sanger, a member of one of the four
Dared crews.
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Left on hases-Boston, g. New York, g. First base
on balls-OH Flaherty 9. Of Crandan. J. Struck
out-By Crandall, Home mn-Crandsu Two
base hits-Tenney, Kelley. Sacrifice hits-Crandal
shannon. Stolen base-Seymour. Double play
BudwelI to Tenney Umpre-Mr. Emslie Time Of
game-l hour and q minutes.
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nriddien Fan 10 PInr

Special to The Washington HeTald
Annapolis, Nd, april 90--The baseball
game between Navy and North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
scheduled for to-day. was prevented by
rain. Tomorrow the Aggies viii play
ST. Johns
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RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
PiInIico.

FIRST RACE-Maiden twoyear-olds; four and
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IT Lincoln-Omsha. 8. Lincoln. 5.
at Pueblo-Des Moines. 9; Pueblo. 3.
At Denver-Si0uX City, 6: Denver. :.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Waterbury Waterbury. 8: Holyoke. 2
At New Haven-NeW HaTen, 3; Meriden. 2
AT Springfield Hartford. 5; Springfield. g.
At New Britain-Bridgeport, z New Britain. 7.
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The Score.

Lon on bases-Chcag0, I; 6. Louis, / FiTst base
on balls-Of Fraser, 2; Of Raymond, 2 Struck
out-By Fraser 2, by Raymond. 3 Sacrifice hits
Dslehauty. EYers. Fraser a. Stolen base-ByFne.
SheckaTd a., E3ers. Double psy-Fraser to Tinker
TO Chance Umpire-Mr. O'Dsy. Time Of game-l
hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-05-01
MINOR LEAGUES.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT New Orleans-New Orleans. 4: Memphis, L
At Mobile-AlOblle. 4. Little Rock 2
At Montgomery Montgomery. + Nashville. l.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-01
YALE'S GRIDIRON SCHEDULE.
Only One Midweek Game VIII Re
Played Next FaT by Eli.

New Haven, Conn. April S0-Without
any pressure on the part Of the faculty.
the Yale football eleven's management
has decided it best for the team TO play
a schedule of only nine games next fall
With one exception. there will be no
midweek games, and only the West Point
and Princeton games are to be played
out of town. The only new team on the
schedule is the Massachusetts AgrieuItu-
raj College.
The schedule follows:
Sept. SD-Wesleyan. at New Hayer
Oct. 3-Syscuse at New Haven.
Oct 10-H0ly Cross st New Haven
Oct T-Wsst Point. at West Point
Oct. 24-Nsslington and jefferson. al New Haven.
Oct Si-MAssachusetts Agricultural College, at New
Haven.
Nov. Brown, at New Haven.
Nov. i4-princeton, at Princeton.
Nos, 1-HsrvArd, AZ New Haven.