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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
KEPO|KA| IS On
WINNING
END
Endorsed by Lawyers
in a Two to One
Vote.

Judge eKepofkai was yesterday en-
dorsed for reappointment by the Ha-
waiian Bar Association by a vote Of
twenty to nine. The vote was taken
after he had, through W. o. Smith,
presented affidavits concerning the
charges preferred against him by D.
H. Case, the County Attorney of Maui.
AS indicated by the vote, the meeting
was a large one, in addition to those
voting there being present w. A. Kin
ney, president of the association, W.
A. !Greenwell. the secretary, D. H. Case
and Judge Kepoikai, the latter with
drawing before the vote was taken.
The afidavft of the Judge concern
ing the Kahului fisheries, the holding
of which as a tenant of the Kahului
railroad company at a rental of $500
a year was charged against him as
something to prejudice him in favor of
the corporate interests of the island,
went minutely into the matter, review
ing the history of the fishing rights
involved In the accusations against
him it was stated that the rights We're
worth from $2560 to $4,000 a year,
whereas, as shown by the figures sub
mitted by the Judge, these fisheries
were conducted at loss and the re-
newal of the lease only sought for by
him because the closing of the fisheries
would throw a number of native fisher
men out of employment.
These figures and statements were
supported by an affidavit from H. P.
Baldwin and others.
In respect to the use of vulgar and
profane language on the various oc-.
casien quoted by Case, Kepoikai denied
them utterly and supported his denials
by affidavits from neighbors and
otherh in Wailuku. Among those who
testified to the good conduct of the
Judge were Mrs. Weddick, wife of DR..
John Weddick; Noah Aluli, George
Weight c. D. Lufkin and others. Noah
AIuli, who is nephew of Kepoikai,
stated that the Judge was usually loud
and gruff, having earned for himself
the family nickname Of cleo nui'' loud
voice.
After the reading of the Lufkin az
fidavit, Case asked w. o. Smith what
position Mr.. Lufkin took regarding
Judge Kepoikafs reappointment AMI
asked him if he did not know that Mr..
Lufkin had written to the Governor
asking that a change be made? Mr..
Smith resented the interruption and
said so. this being only one of several
little tiffs between Case and those who
were supporting Kepoikai.
Prior TO the reading of the affidavits |
for the defense, Case introduced addi- |
tional affidavits in support of the /
charges he had made and wished also
to bring up a new charge, something
in connection with the application for /
guardianship of a child named Fer I
reira. Lightfoot, Smith AMI Cooper
and on vote the charge was
ruled out of order and had to be with
drawn.
DEFENDANTS AFFIDAVIT.
The affidavit of Judge Kepoikai, re-
lating to the Kahului fishery lease, the
serious one Of the several charges i
brought against him, was in part:
GAS the most serious of all the
charges against me is that have been
and still remain under position of
to and subject to the infiu-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
FLEET AHEAD OF TIME

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Ad-
miral Evans and his feet Of sixteen
battleships reached Magdalena bay to-
day, arriving two days ahead Of the
date scheduled and with the ships In
better condition than when they start
ed from Hampton Roads on December
16, less than three months ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
NEW ATLANTIC RECORD

QUEENSLAND, Ireland, March 12.--
The new 32,00o-ton steamship Maure-
AHA, the Lusitania's sister ship, reach
ed this port this morning from New
York. making the run from Sandy Hook
in five days and five minutes, and thus
establishing new record between
Sandy Hook and this port inward
bound.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
THETIS TO
THE RESCUE

WASHINGTON March 1s.-The rev.
enue cutter Thetis has been ordered to
proceed from San Francisco to Alaska
to the rescue of the survivors Of the
crew of the American schooner J. Z.
Miller, whose vessel was wrecked re-
Gently.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
NEBRASKA FOR TAFT

OMAHA, Nebraska, March 12.-The
Nebraska State delegation of the Re
publican party to tho National Re
publican convention has been instruct
ed to endorse Secretary of War w. H
Taft for the nomination for President.
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INDIANS ON wARPATH

Ell PASo, Texas, March 1.-THE
Yaquis are mastering against the Mexi-
cans in the State Of Sonora and troops
are in the field TO prevent trouble.
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DEATH FOR ANARCHIST

DENVER, Colorado, March i2.-Alio
Giuseppe, the italian anarchist who as
sassinated Father Heinrich, was today
sentenced to death.
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CUT wASEs OF MILL HANDS

LOWELL, Massachusetts,, March 12.-
Seven cotton factories have today de
clared a reduction Of ten per cent in
wages.
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DIED IN
THE BLAZE
MAPYsvILLE, California, March 13.
Six Cinnamon werG burned to death
in a fire here yesterday.
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D|A| IS On QUEEN OF. ISLAND CRAFTS MAKES PORT

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-24
DUTCH CARTER HERE Head Coach Getting Yale Rase- ball Team Ready for
 Columbia. PRACTICE GAME TO-DAY Steady Improvement of Fred Murphy the Feature of the Past
 Ten Days.

The Yale baseball team Is gettins in final trim for its hard game against Columbia Saturday and in order to de- velop the individual playing. there was no game yesterday between Inc 'varsi- ty and other Yale team. The meu, how ever were given long batting and fielding practice and today there will be a game with the college nine.
 Dutch Carter was up from New York yesterday to coach the men and his criticism was the flercest the men have yet listened to. All satisfaction over the two game won during the Easter recess was lost under his rapid fire and every member of the squad was jaded by the time he finished.
 The varsity and the college team arc very evenly matched just at pres ent as Is shown by their victories over the two state league teams, Hartford and Waterbury. Tine first team Is han dlcapned by the loss of two of It's star players, Fels and Wheaton, both of whom have been injured and 1t is probable that neither will be in the game against Columbia. The steady improvement of Fred Murphy during the past ten days has greatly strength ened the varsity and his recently shown ability to hit tho ball has lde the Yale fans 10 feel that he is in his old-tme form.
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MODES LOSE AT LACROSSE

Billy Moran fell asleep. That's all
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YALE GRINDS WIN Phi Beta Kappa Nine Trims |
 Brown Nichols by Score
 of 6 to 8. l,
CASE STAR FOR THE ELLIS
Knocks Home Run Which Brings in Winning Runs--Evemrd Works
 on tho Slab.

In fast game yesterday afternoon at Yale field the Phi Beta Kappa team defeated the team from the Brown Nichols school of Providence by tho score of 6 to 3. Tho feature of tho game was the playing of Frank Case, 'O0, who covered third base, and who in tho seventh inning whein Brown Nichols was ahead by tho score of to 2, with two men out, knocked homo run, bringing In Bundy who had pres cedcd him, with n single and Upde- gran, who had reached second on an error.
 Yac started tho scoring fin the first Inning, when Bundy made a three base hit. Case singled md Bundy scored. Case was put out sliding 10 third. and the side was retired without further scoring. In the fourth inning Everard. the Yale pitcher, and president of Phi Beta Kappa, was struck by a pitched ball. and after stealing second and third was brought in on Husted's hit.
 In the eighth inning Husted made tho final run for Phi Beta Kappa. coming on from third~on a bad throw to sec ond by Davidson, the Brown Nichols catcher.
 Tho only scores by Brown Nichols were made in the sixth inning. James started off with q base on balls. Lovett knocked a grounder to Everard. who made throw to second. and let Lovett get to first Davidson lined out nico two bagger and James scored. On Marsh's single Lovett and Davidson came in. The side was retired without further runs. Tho score:
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TUXEDO CLUB MEETING.
To Talk Over Plans for Game With
 New Haven Tomorrow.

The Tuxedo Athletic association will hold meeting this evening in the rooms of the New Haven Bowling club. tho temporary headquarters of the Tux edos, Every member is requested to attend this meeting. as business of im- portance will be brought up. The ns- soclation is fast gaining in member ship and promises to become one of the finest organizations of it's kind in the state.
 To-morrow afternoon the Tuxedo nine will play the New Haven State league team at the Prairie, and Man agor Cooke expects to put Into the field about the same team that won two straight games from the Tigers last Saturday, Johnnie Burns one of the best amateur twirlers in the state will probably start the game, and It is cx- pected that Daly's Debutnntcs will have some difficulty in solving his benders. King who played backstop last Satur- day, will hold down that position to- morrow. The rest of tho lineup will probably be Kelly cf., Cook 2b. Barry h., Wade lf., Edmunds ss., Whildcy If, Ready 3b
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stoioal Mike" Moran was voted o. K. Mike does not say much, but he's al- ways there with the Have another"
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St. Louis.
"-Yeager batted for Howell in 9th.

Detroit "......,.... 1 OOOO *-5
 St. Louis ,..".,..... 0 0 o o 0 0-2
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BRILLIANT TENNIS.
Miss Sears and Miss Fenno Win from
 New York Pair.

New York, April 23.--Miss Eleanor Sears, of Boston, treated the fashion, able gallery to brilliant tennis in the wOmen's doubles of the intercity matches to-day on the court of the St. Nicholas rink There was pressing need of fast and severe playing on her part and that of her partner, Miss Marion Fenno. The Bostonlans faced the New York pair, Miss Edna Widey and Miss Natalie Wlldey. The sets went to deuce, but in the end Miss Sears carried the day with her strong overhead handling of the racquet, and the Boston pair won at 7-5 and 9-6.
 In the other competition the Phila- delphians, the Misses Green, rather had the best of 1t at all times over Mrs Barger-W Wallach and Miss Mar ,laret Busk. representing Newport.
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SOyI5REIGNS PLAY WELL.
Fast Amateur Nine Win Second Game
 of Season. t2 to s.

The Sovereign baseball aggregation averaging 10 years, showed to their supporters yesterday that they could play the game by defeating the Slug gers, 12 to S. The game was a very exciting one and strange to say went nine innings. "Butchie' Hourwtz did the box work for the powerful Sover- eigns and famed several Sluggers. The remainder of the Sovereigns follow: ], Donahue, catch; r, Goldner, first base; c, Spller, captain, second base Yale, third base; N Koletsly, shortstop; $ Wassorman, left field, II Wasserman, center field; A. Pete, right field
 The soycreigns won their first game by forfeit
 The score by innings:
 Sovereigns ".."...,6 0 0 O33O O-t2 Sluggers .,....,....0 o 20 1 0 1 O..
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than John Toole standing on the sward with luminous countenance turned delightfully."- toward the hills buthed in the crimson flood of ascend ing Old Sol
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A homo run drive by Nilsson of Pitts burg scored the only run of the game with the St Louis Cardinals yesterday.
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OFF FOR BRIARCLIFT RACES.

Among those who left last night for the Briarcliff races were: Edward Bean, Assistant City Attorney Samuel D. lIoNt, Samuel A. York, jr, Gardner F. Wheeler, E. T, Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGraw, Herbert Moeller and party, Harry B. Tuttle. Miss Beatrice Higgins, MT. and Mrs. W. Y. s. Jones, MT and Mrs. w. J. McShanc, Frank c. P, Barnes, Fred Perkins, E. A. Chatfled, Henry Bunnell, R. r. Jeff colt, C. C. Tolman w. T. Dill, Mir. and Mrs, Frank c. Woodruff and many others.
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Totals
Philadelphia.

'Batted for Newton in second inr ing.
 s'Batted for oldring in ninth inn ing
 Score by innings:
 New York. ... 0 0 0--5 Philadelphia. 0 0 o 0 0-3
 Hits, off Newton 3 in i inning off Manning in innings, off Dygert , in innings. off Carter in innings; to base hit, Elberfeld; three base hit, stahl; sacrifice hits, Nichols, Coombs; stolen base, Chase: double plays, Me hols, Murphy and Davis; left on bascs Ne York 10, Philadelphia 5; first base on balls. off Newton 1. off Manning l., l off Dygert 2, off Carter 2; first base on errors New York ,, Philadelphia +; i hit by pitcher by Dygert l; struck out, by Manning 2, by Dygert {, by Carter 2; time. 2:05; umpircs, Hurst | and Sherldcn.
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Totals .........23 l
 St. Louis.

TWo-b base hits, Wagner, Hostetter; home run, Wilson; sacrifice hits, Wag, ner, Charles, shaw stolen base, Beck CT; double plays, Hostetter and Shaw; Abbatlcchio, Wagner and Swacina; left on bases, Pittsburg ', St. Louis q first base on balls, off Leifield 2, off Lush 2, first base on errors, Plttsburg 1, st. Louis | struck out, by Leifeld 3, by Lush 1; time, 1:45; umpire, Rigler.
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HARVARD PLAYED BETTER.

Annapolis, Md. April 23,-At the naval hospital, where Aronson, the Har- yard baseball player, was taken imme- diately after the accident during the game with the midshlpmen yesterday when concussion and probable frac- ture of the skull were feared, 1t was said today that the injured man was doing nicely.
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MoREN BATTED FROM BOX.
Boston Nationals Hand Phillies Blank,
 to 0.

Boston, April 23.-Boston batted Moren from the box in four innings to-day and Brown. who succeeded him was unable to check the hitting streak the home team shutting Philadelphia out, to 0. Young kept the visitors hits scattered Score:
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After the finish all the party enjoyed splendid breakfast on Alec, There was lots of joking. John Lyons caused a ripple when he nonchalantly remark ed, I'm not saying word
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Annapolis Md, April 23-Although they wero equally as speedy and man aged to keep the ball in their oppo- ,nents territory fully half the time, the Mldshlpmen's team lost to Harvard to- day when lacrosse was played for the first time on the Naval academy grounds, by q score of to 1.
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'Battcd for Ewing in ninth. Score by innings.

Cincinnati -. 1 0 o 0 o o o 0 0--1 Chicago ...... 1 o 0 0 x--a
 Two base hit, steinfeldt; sacrifice hits, Sheckard Lobert g. Paskert; left on bases, Chicago 2, Cincinnati [; bases on balls, off overall 8; first base on errors, Cincinnati g.. struck out by Overall ., Ewing 5 wild pitch Ewing; time, 1:25; umpire, O'Day.
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Grif1th's Yankees were the only Ampr ican league ggregation in the first dI- vision which pulled out q victory yes terday.
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Tigers Win Game from tho Browns White Sox Blnnked by Lajoic's
 Blues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia. Chicago at ST. Louis. BostOn at Washington.

Philadelphia, April 2S.-The Ameri- can local leaguers knocked Newton off the rubber In ono inning to-day, but Manning, who took his place held them to two hits for eight innings and New York won by 5 to 3, Score:
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Totals
Brown Nichols,

Two base hit: Davidson. Three base hit: Bundy. Home run: Case. Bases on Balls; on Everard 3; on Marsh. 1. Struck out: By Everard, Q; by Marsh, e. Wild pitch: Everard. Passed ball: Husted. Hit by pitched ball: Everard, stoddard. Attendance. 500, Umpire, Brown,
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'-Batted for Burns in eighth.
Boston.

+--Batted for Criger in ninth.
 "'--Batted for Fruit In ninth
 Score by innings;
 Washington .. O 2 O o 3 +-G Boston ... 0 o 2 0 o 2 o 0--4
 Two base hit, Clymen; three base hit, Ganley, Street, Milan, Cicotte; home run, Gessler; hits, off Burns [ in 8 innings, Hughes, 9 in 1 inning, Burchel in innings, Clcotte in 2 Ia innings Pruitt in 2S inning; sacrifice hits, Ganlcy, Warner; stolen bases, Clymer 3, Mcbride; left on bases, Washington II, Boston '; first base on balls, Burns 1, Burchell 1, Cicotte l. first base on errors, Wash lngton 0, Boston 3; hit by pitcher, Rurchcll | struck out Burns }, Hughes 1, Burchcll 1, Cicotte 1 pass ed balls, Crlger l. wild pitch, Prultt, Time, 2:05. Umpire, Connolly.
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.....S3 5 1a 27 14
Chicago.

IVE7Ff' Ff 's ss fV- V ~F FV T XBatted for White In eighth.
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EASY FOR ANDnYER.

Andover, Mass, April 23.-Phillps- Andover Academy defeated the Univcr- slty of Vermont 10 to ?, this afternoon. The score by innings:
 R. II. r.. Andover ...3 6 Q Q 1 O o 0 '-10 4 Vermont 70 Q ? ) 0 o. 2 3 ] Batteries: Brown and Burdett: Hunt, Haynes Mcconnell and Burlington. Umpire. Clarkson. Time, 2:05.
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Philadelphia.

Home run. Dahlen; hits off Moren s in innings; off Brown in innings sacrifice hit. Sweeney stolen base. Ma gee; double plays, Dahlen. Rltchey and McGann Sweeney, Rltchey and Me- Gam; left on bases, Boston S. Phla- dclphia (; first base on balls, off Young I, off Moren 1: off Brown 4; first on errors, Boston 1; Philadelphia l; struck out by Young 2, by Moren 2, by Brown 1. Time. 1:SS. Umpire. Kem.
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TIGERS TURN TABLES.
Detroit Hammers Howell for Three
 Winning Runs in Second

Detroit. April 23.-Detroit hit How ell for a triple, double and single with two out in the second inning, and decided the result. Killian pitched q fine game with uncertain support at times. Score.
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NATIONALS WIN AT HOME.
Washington Celebrates Return by Dc
 fcating Boston Americans.

Washington, April Washing ton scored Its first home victory to- day by defeating Boston 10 1. Bos- ton used three pitchers. The pitching of Burns and the base running of Clymer were the features. Score
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CUBS TAKE LEAD.
Ewing Loses Game Then Pitches Re
 markable Ball.

Chicago, April 23--Ewing pitched fine game after the second inning te- day. His wild pitch in the first inning permitted one run, and two tunched hits with an out gave the locals another in the second. A gift sacrifice and single saved the wis., itors from shutout Score.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Stnnding of Clubs,
yEsTERDhy,s REsI-LTs.

Al Jersey Clty-Jersey City l. To- ronto c.
 Al Newark Buffalo 2, Newark Q, At Baltimore Montreal {, Baltimore g. CIi inninga).
 At vldoncc-Providence :, Roches- fer q
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Home Run by Wilson, of Pirates, Scores Only Tally-Boston Shuts
 Out Phillles.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
 St. Louis at Plttsburg. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at Now York.

New York, April 2S, Brooklyn had little trouble in winning from New York hele to-day, having the game well In hand after the fifth inning. The score:
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spARrANs vs. oLYMpIAs.

The Spartan, baseball team will play the Olympias of West Haven to-inor- row afternoon at o'clock. The game will be played in West Haven on the Olympia's grounds.
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WILSON'S HOME RUN.
Long Drive Scores Only Run and
 Victory for Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, April 23.-A home run by Wilson in the seventh inning of the second game of the series with St, Louis. gave Pittsburg victory today by score of to O. Both pitchers were strong Score;
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OTHER BASEBALL, RESULTS,

At Hartford -Harttord g. Holy Cross. CsecOnd teaml l.
 At Lowell Mass Merlden 8, Low. ell I
 At Breekton Mass.--New Haven 10, JlSassAtaa !, ,lIsA LouIn@s).
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Two-base hits, Cobb, Coughlin O'Leary; three-base hits, Mcintyre schaefer Stone sacrifice hit, O'Leary; stolen base Cobb; double plays, Schaefer and Rossman; O'Leary, scnaefer and Rossman; Wallace and T. Jones, C. Jones, left on bases Detroit C, St.Louis &; base on balls off Howell 1, hret base on errors, Detroit 1, St.. Lculs 4; struck out by killian 2, How ell Ii umpire Evans; time, 1;3j.
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NAVY TURNS TABLES.

Annapolis, Md. April 2a.--The navy baseball team turned the tables on the Harvard players to-day, defeating them by a score of 10 3.
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Reports from Bedford and Lynn arc that Havel, the New Haven shortstop, Is good baseball player, but far from good captain. He seems to be too strict with the players. He seems to feel that it Is necessary 10 call every player down whenever they fall to come up to the expected standard. The first rule necessary in order that team shall be successful Is unison among the players.
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AT THE R. R. Y. NJ. c. A.
Browns Win Three Games and Take
 First Place.

The Browns by winning three games last night at the R. R. Y. NJ, c. A.: cap ture first place in the league. Mansfield made high single up to date. Porto was high man with BOA. The score:
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Since Havel was chosen captain of the New Haven nlne by Bort Daly nc seems to have forgotten the use of tho willow. Simmons the crack innelder, whom the local Debutantes captured from Montreal, has been landing on the ball for two or three hits in every game.
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Home run. Alperman hits off Ames six in seven innings; off Taylor two in two innings; stolen bases, Alperman, Donlin. Devlin; double plays, Devlln and Nckln: Wilhelm, Bergen and Jordan: left on bases. Brooklyn S. New York [: first base on balls off Wilhelm ?, off Ames 9; first base on errors, New York 2, Brooklyn 2; hit by pitcher Wilhelm 1. struck out by Wilhelm 8, by Ames 3, by Taylor 1. Time. l:iL Empires, Emelie and Rudderham.
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WHITE SOX BLANKED.
Lattimor6 a Puzzle While White is
 Slaughtered,

Cleveland O. April 23--Cleveland shut out Chicago today, taking two out of three in the series. Lattlmore was a puzzle to chicago, White was hit hard by Cleveland Score:
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''fN" 'fl''' ''N'NN' A~ 'iL 'h'hV i'i innings; 1 off Altrock in 1 inning; first base on errors, Chicago l. two-base hits, Lajole, Hinchman, Anderson; three-base hit. stotall; sacrifice hits. Turner, N. Clarke; stolen bases. Fur ncr Birmingham. Davis, Donohue; double plays Parent. Davis and Dom ohue; Birmingham and x. Clarke; first base on balls, White ?; hit by pltc led ball, White l; left on bases, Cleveland s, Chicago 1; struck out by White 8, Altrock 1; time. 1S5; umplres, O'Loughlin and Egan.