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Mrs. w. H. Lynn. of Quincy, came
up today with her little daughter.
who has a swelling on her face.
While here, she will stay with Mrs.
Adams.
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For that cold, try Syrup White
Pine compound. For sale by the
Economy Drug company. Next door
to Postoffice. ***
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Fountain syringes and hot water
bottles at Economy Drug company
next door to postoffice. go
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Shaving mugs, brushes, mirrors
and soaps at Economy Drug COM
pany. Next door to postofice. $50
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Tablets, writing paper, pens and
pencils at Economy Drug company
Next door to postoffice. sas
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Bert Littleton and father, j. W.
Littleton went to Seattle today. Mr..
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Mrs. Lillian Haines, who has been
i'll for some time, is sufficiently re-
covered to return to her home at
Elma, Wash.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Olive went
to Spokane yesterday. and will make
it their home. Mr.. Olive will open
an Office.
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Come to Sunnyslope every evening
at o'clock and hear Rev. Stevenson.
1924
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ogilvie an,
baby spent Sunday in Cashmere.
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M. o. Tibbits went to Seattle yes
terday.
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Go to the Palace Barber Shop-un-
uice, clean shave or a neat hair cut. 80
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H. r. Parshall went to Spokane to
buy new goods.
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j. A. Campbell, of Seattle. is in
town today.
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CITY NEWS

Mrs. Ira Hunsaker is very i'll to-
day.
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VIM. Thompson. who has been Ill
in bed with rheumatism for the past
month, Is able to be out with the aid
of crutches. 4
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GOLF.
Fred HerreshOn Leads Field In score Play
Round At LAkeW OOd.

Golfers with regulations past and present
gathered on the links OF the Country club OF
Lakewood yesterday 10 help start the COM
petitive season OF 1908 in the metropolitan
district. Out of seventy odd contestants 10
figure In the thirtv-siX hole qualifying round
one golfer stood out prominently from all
the rest. Fred Herresho1 OF the Garden
City Club, with two capital rounds OF 7s for
total Of l5o, led W. II. Davis OF the home club,
who was second ny the comfortable margin
OF six strokes.
: Other prominent ones to start we're Find
lay Douglas. q former natIona champion
who qualified In the first sixteen handily
enough with iSo; H. ~ BTow4 ,nuIpsv o. rnlIaGe
fall: w. A. Hamilton Of Englewood; H. NJ;
Forrest, anothe Philadelphlan, and several
Princeton players.
The latter, however, only started In the
tournament so as I be able TO compete In
the team match held In conjunction with
the qualification round, and as the boys re-
turned TO college last night their scores were
teens. That Princeton did not make the
Journey to Lakewood In vain was shown
by the fact that Old Nassau's representatives
won the team prize. though only by the narrow
P fitsS ST. SiI.een"Ffed 4 aefreSnon, Garden City, q.
Is-l8; W. H. Davis, lakewood, s., V.l6: W; ,.
Pfeil, University. Of Psnnsylvsnis; ST. $50
n r y.
est lakewood, s, si--io7: J, g. PATTERSON. FoI
Hills. IS, g-i6s: H. NJ. Forrest. Philadelphia. 50,
E-iSS: r, 8. Douglas, Nassau, N, G-ioe; l.. A.
Hamilton, Englewood, %, Te-ios. T. c. Jennings,
Nassau. 81, s9-i70. W. T. Conklyn, Dunwoode,
81, SS-if2 s. X. de Forest. Lakewood, 20, @-iIA
]. F. Byers, Allegheny g, S-i7l Jasper Lynch,
= Sis C. 4 spoford, Garden city %, Sis.
Ss-i7o c. l.. Tappin, Garden City. 81. SIZE:
T. j. RldEewAy, Montclair, o. H-i7I; Robert
Weir wilmington. So po-.l7e; J. J. Radel, South
Orange. ez, SG-lSO j. A, AcCurdy, PennsylyAnla.
S, es-iSO, d. 4. Loring. JrI Nassau. Se, z-ll;
". J. Condor, wykaGyl q. Swisi; William rev
aEis2; G. V. Meserole, DyEer Meadow, q, o-lss;
j. p. Knapp. Garden CITY, o., el-l2 J Y, Kelley.
Fol- Hills p3, 6o-lS2. A. z. Whitney, Nassau, ~,
ei-lsS; j. T. Smith, Deal. %, S9-lsS; H. W. Brown
Philadelphia, o., e3-i65.
Third SIteen-R. p. Nevln. Pittsburg, %, ~
iso; S. V. Bsckwith. EnEleUood, 81 es-l8; n, z.
Dunwoodie, si, Se-lsT; Il. Y. Gaines wygagyl, 90,
Se~isS. H. [. Pratt, Nassau, e1, sS-loo J. y. fAber,
For Hllls. e7. sS-ioO: p. RhlnelAnder, lakewood.
o. e6-iOO; c. W. Hunt, EnglewOod, 100, Se-isi;
Davidson Lloyd Lakewood, eo, i0o-lso J. n.
Eggers, Wykagyl. iO3, eS-l@; II. X. Gamer, NY
opIa 100 @-i@. 4. b. S. Johnston, Toledo, 100,
SS-iOe, q. S. Curtis. Lakewood o.. iGt-,ss y; >
jennings Nassau, %, lW-9OO L. L. hctAfhn'
Jefferson Country. iOS. ee-o2
TEAM MATCH.
Pnnceton-west, iS7; Peters, 10, hcAdoo. ls;
Garden nclty-HeTreshoG. 1856; Knapp, is; TGppln.
i7s; Spofiord, i7S. Total, 6Se ,,-
Nassau Douglas, 100; whitney. 100 Jennings
40. Pratt ipO Total, COS. -
"IakeWood~F. i. de Forest, l67: Curtis, 100
Lynch l7E Forrest. i0s. Total, 7OS
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New York, :; Philadelphia, 3.
NEw YORK "a, b., 3; PHILADELPHIA "a, LJ, 3,

NEw YORK "a, b., :, PHILADELPHIA "a, LJ, 3,
PHILADELPHIA, April % After knocking
Newton out OF the box in the first inning the
Athletics were like children before young
Manning. who succeeded the sOuthpaw.
I he Hghlanders by keeping eyerlastingly at
IL finally won out at Columbia Park by runs
to to-day. II was Mannng's debut In the
American eague, aud the x-Williamsport
twirer had II on the White Elephants from
start to finish. lie held them down to two
hits and retired them In order In six Of the
eight innings.
The Athletics made their runs in the first
inning. Hartse opened with a single to
centre. moved up TO second on NiCholls's
sacrifice and scored on COllins's one base
swipe to centre. Davis was hit by Newton
The bases we're filled when Conroy fumbed
Murphy's grOGnder CoOmbs sacrificed Col
lns home With long hy to Stahl, and " hen
Lldrlng's wicked Rrounder got away from
Conroy, Davis scored the third run Of the
inning, Schreck ended the rally with a long
Ny to Noriarty. After that, with Manning
shooting them in. only three men reached FIRST
two on hits and another via the pass route.
Dygert set the home crowd wild ia the
first inning by tanning Niles, Hemphil and
liking OF the batters. lie Crept out OF a
dangerous place In the second, as with the
bases full and two down he famed heeler.
who batted for Newton, to the wild delight
OF the crowd New J Ork made up for lost
time In the third, Niles was hit, went TO
second on Hemphills single to centre, and
both scored when Jake Stahl hit bet ween
Hartsel and 0dring for three bases Nichols
tossed Elberfeld out at first base but Stahl
got home on Chases out at first, Collins to
Davis. Stahl started for the plate as soon
as the ball was pitched and Collins had no
chance TO get him at home Moriarty hit
kept up the fun with another single over
second Kpinow drew pass, hlling up
the bases, but Moharty's attempt to steal
home was nipped by Schreck. The score
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DURLAND HORSE SHOW AWARDS.
JUDGMENT In High chOOI and Many Minor
Glasses.

High school riding, which for some years
has been a lost art in Manhattan, seeming
10 have passed away at the death OF Carl
Antony and ". A. Stoerzer, had revival last
night at the close Of the seventeenth annual
horse show at the Iurlsnd Riding Academy.
The horses to display the Rracel OF the wi
emma school" were the ponies Odallsque, q
black mare from Norway. and Flora. bay
mare ow ned and ridden by Capt NC. Grims'
gard. There was q large attandan ce and
the close contests kept the onlookers keenly
interested especially In the jumping classes.
G. l.. Railev won the first blue ribbon OF the
evening in a class for saddle horses up TO
carrying 200 pounds, v, A. McGibbon's bay
Ssldinq On Time being placed second,
4 class for ponies under saddle was won BY
the Elslnore arms Defender and G. X. @.
BiilinRs's Hugh was second. To follow was
a GLASS for novice saddle horses not over 1871
hands, the blue going TO the bay mare Daphne.
that owed It's success largely to the clever
riding ofW s. Elliott.
Thus far Judge Clausen had followed the
sentiment OF the onlookers, but In the class
that REQUIRED women to be In the saddle
there was not unanimous appreciation Of his
Awards De aphne, this time ridden by Mrs
". :. Elliott. won the blue ribbon.
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Seven Matches on the list and More May
he Arranged.

Seven matches have beep arranged for
the Columbia lawn tennis team for the season
which opens on April 27 with a contest With
the Montclair Athletic Club team on South
Field. It is probable that the schedule may
he enlarged by the addition Of several Games
The team is not very strong this year, as the
only veterans are P r. Cole Pg. and Il; p.
Ranks. 'Os. q. G. ShAfer, 90, and T. NJ. Hem
dricEs 'Oo are both on the varsity baseball
team and will not be able 20 play The most
nTomisinR candidate Is A. s. Moses who was
Tunner-up In the fall chan. plonships The
schedule is as follows:
Aphl q, MontclGir A, c., a. South Field; April =.
Princeton At Princeton Nay o. Cornell a. South
Field; May 10, Yale a. New Haven. Matches which
have been scheduled, but for which no definite dAtes
hGve been hIed. are With the New York Lawn Ten
mis- club, New York University, and Hamilton
Grange Lawn Tennis Club.
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rO.DAY'S CARD FOR AOUEDUCT.
Rockauay Selling Stakes, at Six FurlOnSs.
the Attraction.

The Rockawsy Selling Stakes, at six fur
ongs will be run at Aqueduct to-day. with
lanes y. Brady, Don Enrique and Hyperion
II he wing cha noes. In a hand leap at a mile
'hs Carman entry (Riheman and Col. jack
will probably be played to beat Zienap and
resSina. in the first event. al mile, Good
Luck, Molesey and Greene may 90 well.
lwo.year-oids will cuu Ia the second event,
A. four aud a half furlongs, with st. Withhold.
ffth race. A selling affair. at six furlongs,
single stone. Black Sheep and Ida d. figure
we'll Maidens will run In the last race, a.
IL and half iurlongs. with George g. Hall,
Montauk and Gramsar possible factors
The entriea folloU.
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At PROVIDENCE.
STANDING or TIE cLuBs.
Routharn LAAEue.

Al Msmphls-NeW Orleans, &; Memphis. T.
Al Little Rock-Little Rock, T. Mobile. o,
AZ BlrminghAm-BirminGhlm II: Atlanta, ?
Al Nashvlile-Nlshytlle, T. Montgomery, :.
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Tri.State IeaEue

Al Lancaster-Readlng. 3. Lancaster, 2
Al NllllAmsport-Wll WllllAmspoTt 5: Harrisburg 4
AZ Altoona-Johnstown, S: Altoona 4
Al Wilmington o, Trenton, s.
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DETROIT. S; OF LOUIS uLn.2
DETROIT, April 2S--Wlth a veteran pitcher In
10 dAy heating St Louis 5 TO > The score
DETROIT
Totals. % 10 "a II .
s9atted for HoWeIl in ninth inning

bHIVtu IUT HU"VT VI HIHIH IHuIHE
St Louis. ........ .......O 0 o o.
Detroit. ......... ......l 0 -
Runs--St I,ouls--C. Jones, :, Detrolt-McIn.
tyre, T. Schaefer, l. Cobb, l. 0Leary, L. KlIliAn, l.
Two base hitS-OLeAry, Cobb, Three base hits
Schaeter Mcintyre, Stone. First base on balls
on Howell. I. Struck out-By Howell. l; by XII
uAn, 9 Left on baseS-St Louis, b: Detroit a.
Double playS-O'Leary, Schaefer and RoSsman:
c. Jones and T. Jones First base on errors-St
Louis, :; Detroit, l. Sacrifice ht-O'Leary. stolen
bAse-Cobb. Umpre-EvAns. Auendance-S6S7.
WASHINGTON .: BOSTON "a. IA
WARRINGTON April 2S 2S-WAshlngton drove Bur
chell and Cicotto from the box TO day ana won
by o 10 T. Manager Mcclure OF Boston was put
on the grounds for Kicking. The score.
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HaEyard nd Another sport on the Nayy.

ANNAPOLIS. April 2s.-Harvard won at Ia
orosse from the midshipmen this afternoon,
he score being 7 to I, The visitors scored
four timestn The hrst half and three times in
ne second, while the loca team made its only
scoring the goal past Goepher. The navy
players showed speed and kept the ball IN
HArvard'a territory more than half the time.
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American Association

At Columbus Milwaukee, s. Columbus. T.
At Toledo-Toledo, S: Kansas City. 7.
Al Louisville-Louisville, Q. st. Paul, O.
At Indianapolis ls-lndlAnapolls. 5; Minneapolis O.
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South AtIantio LeaEue.

At Macon-ChAHleston, :: Macon, o
Al AuGustA-Augusta, e. Jacksonville.
A. SdvAnnAh-Savanndh, o: Columbus, (eleven
nnlnaa
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IOtAls.,., 2 q 10
'Batted for White In eighth inning.
Cleveland ..............0 0 2 $
Chicago. 0 0 90
Runs-Cleveland-Stovall, LaIole, Turner, Blr
minEhAm baltimore. Two base hits-Laio.r
Hlnchman, Anderson. Three base hlt-Sloval
SAcrince hlts-Turner, II Clarke, j. Clarke. Stolen
bAses-Turner, Birmingham, Donohuc Davis First
base on balls-Of White. /. Hit by pltcher-By
White. /. Hlts-On White ~ In lnnlngs First
base on erroB-Chicago. I. Len on baseS-C'leve
land, I: Chicago T. Struck out-By White g. By
Altrock l. Double plays-D6vis and DOnohue
Birmingham and n. Clarke. Umplres Laugh
lin and Egan, Time hour 80 minutes At.
tendAnce-39B
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'HAIIed Tor OIdHng IN Ihe nlnIh INNING
iBatted for Newton la the second inning
Philadelphia ...,9 0 0 o o O-s
New York q 3 u U u U-5
Runs Philadelphia Hartsel, I; Collins. /. Davis
I, New hork-NiltS. t. Hemph /. Stahl /, Fiber
field > Two base hit Eberted, Three base hlt
StAbl Lcft on bases Philadelphia. 5, New York, 10.
Struck out-By Dygert, a. by Manning. .; BY Car.
ter, g. Sacrifice hits Nichols COonbs. Double
plAy-NlChols, Murphy and Davis First base on
errors Philadelphia, New York, 3. First base on
balls on Dygerl . on Carter. 3 on Manning ].
Stolen base Stahl. lmplres Hurst and Sherl.
-s.47S
CLEVELAND. 5. CHICAGO "A. LN, o.
CLEVELAND, April .. Cleveland shut out Chi.
--LILL -
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BRooEtrN
Totals. 80 - II
'RAtted for Nmes I'm the seventh inning

'BAtted for Ames In The seventh inning
ted for Taylor In the ninth inning.
Brooklyn o -
New York. o.
Runs Brooklyn -pAttee, Maloney. T. Alper-
man l. Hummel t. New York Bhdwell l. First
base on error Brooklyn. Left on bases-New York.
0. BROOKLYN a. First base on balS-Or Ames, ,.
on Wilhelm Struck out-By Ames. 3. by Taylor.
/. by Wilhelm 5 Home run-AlDerman, Stolen
baSe-Dcvlln Double pAys-Wllhelm Bergen
.rd Jordan Devln and NiCklin. Passed ball
Bergen Hlt by pltcher-By Wilhelm. /. hlts-On
Ames. In seven innings: oil Taylor, : In two
innings Umplres- -Rudderham and Emslle Time
hour and IS minutes Attendance-sOOO
CHICAGO (N. H.. >. CINCINNATI T.
CHICAGO, April IS Cincinnati outbatted Chicago
TO day but the luck OF the game was with the cham
pions 4 wild pitch let Sagle In with the hrsa
Chicago run, while the second resulted from Stein
feldt's two bagger and Tnkers single. The score!
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'Balte q Tor EWing In the ninth inning
Chicago. ......... ......,..l =
nnau,,.......,..,.-,l q o o.
Runs Chicago Slagle L. Stelniedt, !. Cincinnati
--Hugglns, |. First base on errors Cincinnati. I.
Left on baSes-Chcago. >. Cincinnati. 7. Two
base hit t-Stenieldt Sacrifice -SheCkard, Lobert.
2. paskert Stolen bases Sheckard, PaSkeH. First
base on balls-Or overall, :. Struck out By
overall g. BY Ewing, Q, Wild pitch Ewing. I'm
pire-O'DAy. Time-l hour and "a minutes. At
tendance
BOSTON n, ~ o. PHILADELPHIA ". ~. o.
BoeToS April 2S.- Boston slaughtered the Phila
delphlAS this afternoon. applying the whtewash
while they piled up runs themselves. McGAnn
started the wNloplng In the second Inning and
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HIGH PRIVATT'S CANARCB
BACKED FROM 20 DOWN TO ~,
HE WINS IN 4 GALLOP.

Coli Jack Takes the Handicap for n. r.
Carman-Bad start Kills Chances Of
Aimee {. and Marx Antony H., the
Choices IN the First Event At AqueduCt.
summer weather and a good card served
70 draw more than u, 900 persons TO the Aque-
duct track ysat aterday. but public form was a
delusion and snare. as five OF the first choices
were defeated The stake feature was The
CaRarsie, for two year-olds, at four furlOngs'
which proved IN be EASY for T. A FoTsythe
HlahPriyate.a geld,ng by odd fellow, Who was
backed from 40 to ~. lie broke away from
the barrier like q streak Of lightning and set
ting fast pace he stood tho Others on their
heads, winning In a gallop by half dozen
lengths In O:4s 2-j A. }. Joyners FitZ Her
bert, 6to S ia vorite who was on poorly closed
big "a D and raced into the place four lengths
before J. A. Bennet + ncle Jim. 20 TO shot.
James h. keens Apron, ~ TO was hall
a length back The Newcastle stables Pre-
ceptor, backed down 10 II to -, had some
k F. Csrman 4 Col. Jack. : TO s fayorite.
made all the running in the handicap. at SIX
and a half furlongs, lie had the, others l4
trouble at the end Of the first hall mile ana
then drew away 10 win easily by three lengths
in i.2O 2-j. 4. j, Joyners Ralto, hacked
down to ?, had n mortgage on the place, as ne
beat FRANK y, faTftll sbIapDlf, Z, 10 u ny "
lengths. Grpple could not handle t"e
weight.
A bad start killed the chances OF both
Frank j. FaTrell's Aimee c., a hot even money
fsvorite. aud r. T. Csrmsns Mark Antony
H., l3 to second choice, In the first race, a.
six furlongs. r. H. 1homass Jane STlll,
ITO I, then got through on the raj, ana ~
hard drive Won by neck from Bad news.
who beat Mark Antony II by three parts
OF length for the place. The time Was ~.
The steeplechase at about two miles.
was only gallop for j, W. Colt s percentage
l TO fayOrte, who I'd from star TO nnlsh'
and won eased up by rye lengths IN t25
4 perfect ride by Shaw enabled Frank >
Farrells Blandy, backed from down 70 o.
to win the tfth race for plateTs, at a mne
Pretenson was under the lash TO beat Ma7nma
q head for the place Beauclere, to ], was
practically lett Al the barrier
J. l., McGinnis My Nariutch, q to itaYorMe'
after leading for a greater part OF the dlsI
tance In the last race, for maiden two.veer-old
hllies and geldings, four and half fnrlongs'
exploded Then James Il. keenes 10000
TO ,, who ran without blinters this time,
rushed 10 the front and won essily by length
and q half in O8 Is. NJ Murphy,'s occl-
dental. coupled with Pelle Of the tribe al ;,
ran into the place with three Lengths over
n. T Grimm Gold Slipper, 10 Musgrave
rode a winner. two seconds and athlrd' Inc
summaries.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YOrks Down Athletics and 60 Back TO
First Place,

Pla ying an uphill game In Philadelphia yes-
terday and downing the Athletics the New
York Americans went back to first place They
changed berths with the st. Louis team, which
was beaten by the Detrolts. The Washingtons
won from the Bostons and the Clevelands
from the Chicago Every team which lost
the day before won yesterday. The results:
New York, :; Philadelphia, 3,
Washington, q; Boston, 4.
Cleveland. Z; chicago, o.
Detroit, :; ~. Louis, 7.
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BROOKLYNS BEAT new YORKS
LATTER NAVE CHANCES, But
CAN'T MAKE TIMELY HITS.

The Setback Tumbles the Locals From the
Lead-ChlcagOs Win . close Game
From the Clnclnnatls BOstOns smother
Quakers and Pirates Nose Out Cardinals.
The Brookyns beat the New Yorks yester-
day for the first time. II was the fifth en-
counter between the borough rivals and the
defeat knocked the New lorks out Of first
place, the Chioagos defeating the Cincnnatls.
The Bostons took one sided game from the
Phiadephlas. and the Pittsburgs nosed out
the ST. Louis Cardinals in a close game. The
results.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, I.
Boston, o; Philadelphia, o.
chicago. 7; cincinnati, I.
PittsburE, I; st. Louis, o.
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Totals..:g 027 IS p Totals" 81 "a "a
Plttsburg .............O OOO0 81
81 Louis. s................ D q ~
Run-pittsburE-W Wilson, I. Two base hlls-
Wagner Hostetter Home run--Wllson. Sacrnce
hits Shaw Wagner Charles Stolen base -Becker.
Double plays-nOstetter and shaw, Abby, wagner
and Swaclna First base on bAlls-Oh Lelneld, z;
on Lush 2 struck out-By Leineld, 5. By Lush, D.
Umpire -REer Attendant. OBS
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games scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LRA0UE
Brooklyn in New York. Philadelphia In Boston;
Cincinnati In Chicago: s. Louis In PitSburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Philadelphia, boston 10 Washington,
Chicago In st. Louis Detroit In Cleveland
EASTERN LEAGUE
Toronto In Jersey city. Buffalo In Newark
Montreal In Baltimore. Rochester In Providence,
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,r u, plat, with a hon. run
PHIlADELPHiA.
Totals. IS % q 10
Totals - . ~ IA D
q o o o o o o %
Boston
Hhllndnlnhln
PTrrsBURo, /, sT. LOUIS u. ~, o.

PTrrsBURo, April 2S.-ln pretty game WIN ~
Louis TO day PltIsburg had the better OF lhe iuCS.
In the seventh inning ball good only tOI sis snse
apparently shot between the legs OF OutltiutI
Delehanty, going 10 the fence and allowing wilson
10 make the circuit for Pitsburg with lhe ohN
run Of the game. The score:
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BOSTON


uns-Washlngton- Milan, l. Ganley, ? Clymer.
porte, l. ChgeT, T. Cicotte, l. First base on errors
Boston, T. Left on bsses-Washlng II;
Boston l. First base on bas-Oh Burns, /: on
Burcheli, T. on Clootte. /, Struck out-By Burns 3:
by Hughes. I: BY Burchell. T. by Cicotte. /, Home
rln--Gessler. Three base hlts-Ganley, Street,
Milan Cicotte Two base hit-ClymeT Sacrifice
hits-Ganley Warner. Stolen bases-Clynef (Sl
Mcbride. Hit by pltcher-By Burchel, l. Wild
pltehes-Prulu, l. Passed balls-Cnger /, I'm
Attendanee-s500
The sun., 1908-04-24

BASEBALL PolO Grounds, TS-day. Z p, ~
0Linis va Brooklyn. Adm. b0o.-A1A
The sun., 1908-04-24

CLEVELAND April 29-Clevelsnd shut out Chi.
held the SOI to SI hits TO day. The scOe
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