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New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
GET A SCARE
WIN By NARROW MARGIN.
Lake Pitches Vel, bit Runs Come
Hard in Jersey City.

The New York Yankees won interesting 5g,
loosely played gar,e from the Jersey City club o.
the Eastern League at West Side Park jersey
City. yesterday by a score OF , 70 2 The cold
weather seemed to play havoc with the msn fresh
from the South. and the Yankees In particular
showed nothing to encourage the fans who crossed
the river to see them IN action for the first time
The fourteen members Of the New York team
were forced to submit 90 another examination By
the health authorities before being allowed % taks
the feld and this over five Of the men had 20 sub
NIT to being vaccinated again These inciGfed Ags-
tin. Ward. EnEIe WarhoD and Ford. The D.ayerB
accepted the situation with good grace. although
the constant examinations since Hal Chase con
tracted smallpox In Augusta last sunday hfvs been
hard to bear and caring on the nerves The men
looked and acted well. sv1n n they fid not play
championship baseball
In the first inning OF the game Ernest Co1rtasy.
the third basensn OF the Jersey city club. fract-
ured his right ankle in sliding % second Base aud
was taken 20 the hospital
Joe Lake who vas a member % t. sSsetsrs
two years ago. pitched FOR the Yankees. and he'd
his former team mates 20 four scattered hl5s
Further than that. lie struck out twelve men
CioeseH. Southern League recruit. was IN ths hoE
fer jersey CITY. and allowed the Yankees only
seven hits
New York scored one run in the hr7t inning
After Hemphlu and willie Keeier had tiled olt
KID EIberfeld drove out a smashing sns-s 20
centre and scored when clyde EuEie- the NeWarS
Eastern League team recruit. followed WIN naTd
liner to the left field fence
Jersey City evened matters I'm the second inning
when Sheehan reached first on Einefis's oad
throw 10 first base and came home when spar made
a clean single to centre field Both sides were rs-
tired in quick order until the seventh inning vhe1
EngIe again started batting rally RE hlt Tas-
cert n former Princeton University pitcher. Eho
had relieved GoetteI. for single and scored When
Austn's high f. fell safely
The Yankees scored another -u0 IN the foAoTins
inning. when Keeler and El5erfsii were hit By
TaEgert and the former raced home or Wards
sacrifice fly to right field
Foster scored the last FOR jersey city IN the
ninth inning on a long drive for circuit of the
bases
The Yankees will play the Newark Club o' ths
Eastern League today and then start for Wash
ington TO open the American League season TO-
morrow
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
NEWS FROM THE DIAMOND
White S0r Still WithOut q Manager
-Wagner Joins Pirates.

Chicago Auril 10.-On his return from Cincin-
nat; on Monday, Charles A. Comiskey, of the
chicago American League team. will probably
eattIe the vexed question TO the managership
made vacant by the retirement OF Fielder Jones
TsheU and Davis of the infeld. are prominently
mentioned for the place.
Pittsburg April 1o.-Hans Wagner will leave
bara tomorrow for Terra Haute. Ind, TO join the
r,I++ab,re baseball team. Wagner may be una
bIe TO play ball for several days owing to an in
jured finger
Cincinnati, April 1o.-Frank ]. Egan. a mem
har ~ the Fordhan College baseball team. OF
New York will join the Cincinnati club IN June
xIa "a reported to have signed contract in Wash
ington,
Cincinnati April 10-BIlly Campbell pitcher
.. the Cincinnati baseball team is confined TO
his bed following the extraction OF tooth. Two
nbvsicians are waiting him
Cincinnati April 1o.-The Chicago Americans
defeated the Cincinnati Nationals to-day by a
score of to 3. The visitors failed TO make a
hit until the ninth inning. when two bases on
balls an error and three singles gave them four
runs and the game.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
WIN HAND TENNIS DOUBLES.

Yale's once famous lawn tennis champion. John
Appleton Allen and Harry s Lyons won the hand
tennis doubles championship yesterday the court
of the New York Athletic Club. In the final match
they defeated Dr. George II. Mallett and r. A.
Brown. 25-15. 2-25. 2S-l2 and SO. Both the
pairs had previously come through semi-nnals that
had been swiftly played exciting In this portion
Alien and Lyons defeated Yale's former aquatic
champion John B. Naething. and W. n. Giilett.
IG-2S 2S-22 and 20-12.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
RESULTS PLEASE WALTER CAMP.
Thinks Dual Meet Between Yale and Virginia
Assured for Future.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribuue.l

Charlottesville, Va. April 1o.-Walter Camp sx-
pressed himself pleased with the results Of the
visit OF the Yale track team here. He said that
he felt sure a dual track meet between Virginia
and Yale would annual event here
after If the coaches and trainer Of the Blue felt
at the end Of the season that the weeks training
here had benefited the members of the team.
II Yale visits Virginia next spring the will
in all probability be quartered IN the university s
new clubhouse which, it is thought, will be COM
pIeted by that time Virginia men enthusiastic
over the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
oRPHEE, FRENoHMAN, WINNER.
Irish Champion Quits Boston Marathon Run in
Twenty-ffth Mile.

Boston, April 10.-Iouis Orphee, Frenchman.
won long-dtstance running hOnors in Boston's first
professional Marathon to-day, defeating Patrick
Dineen, of South Boston. by two and half laps.
while his other opponent Patrick White, cham
nion Of Ireland left the track in the twenty-ffth
mile The weather was clear. breezy and cold, and
the record was never in danger, Orphee's time at
the finish being 2:51:57, q trihe less than eleven
minutes slower than that Of ST. Yves al New
York a week ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
GIANT COLTS TO PLAY MANHATTAN

The second team CT the New York Giants viii
-rss- tbe Manhattan baseball nine Manhattan
Field formerly Union Park. 232d street and Broad
way this afternoon. John J NeGTaw, the man
ger Of the Giants. has decided 10 send Marquard
IN 70 twin against the crack semi professional
.ss7, while Jack Myers. the Indian, will be the
s,aekstop The Manhattan nine viii have a minor
ieax,e battery and should make the Giant colts
.rrz hard 10 win. A preliminary game viii pre-
.ece shs main contest
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
SCORES OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

At Carlisle Penn.-Dicknson, 2; Ursinus College. O.
Al Amherst. Mass - Massachusetts Agricultural
College 7: Rhode Island State College, 8.
AT Lexington, Va.-Fordham, o; Washington and
Al lexington va.-Roanoke College. Il; Virginia
Military Institute, g
Al Eiicott City, Md.-Hoiy Cross, 13; Rock Hill
At Andover-D Dartmouth. 4; Phillips-Andover. O.
Al ProYidencs-Brown, g. Pennsylvania (state). 1
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
rWo-DAY HORSE SHOW THIS WEEK

There are one hundred and fifty entries for the
Tiohenor-G Grand Easter ride and horse show TO be
held IN their exhibition ring 61st street and Broad
way. Monday and Tuesday evenings. James T.
Hyde has offered piece Of plate for the best
woman's saddle horse, to be ridden by
e Won der Horst Koch has offered a cup for the
best high jump. There will be steepechase OF
six laps two water jumps. four brush hurdles
and stone wall
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
N. Y. A. G. NINE WINS.

Baseball players of the New York Athletic Club
had no difficulty in winning tho opening game OF
their season at Travers Island yesterday Berkeley
Hall College the visiting nine. and the final
score was q TO g. The score by innings follows:
r. II. K
New York "A. c. I I S-2I 10 9
Batteries-campIOn. Tyler and srsmbaoh: vOrmsn.
prlty and Allan
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
j 0 0 o ! o ? ks
% 0 0 G 0 l . o C-I

Tzo-base hit-NCrrsy- Home Tlns-Myers %. Hits
on A1nes. ia i've innings. or Wiltse. IL four
snuirss Sacr1hce hiJs-EeTzog Doyle. W.rse. Stolen
--phy. Logan. Eerzog Murray O'Hara Devl!n
Fsy36N-sll iJouble p4svs-Fes CUshHan: Mallory
Var Week and PhiIbin. Left bases-Ysle. o; New
York 3 First ballson Van Week. 9. OF Anles
First base on erro-s-Ysle l. New York, !. Hit by
rt.she--Ry van Week &. Struck out-By Anes. II; BY
Eso week . Passed haN-Myers. Time Of game
I-rnpre--Carsey.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PHuLIEs WIN THE SERIES.

Philadelphia April 10-The final game of the
series between the teams representing the National
and American Leagues played this afternoon,
the Nationals winning by the score of TO ?. The
teams have played six games the Nationals Win
ninR I'VE and losing one. Score:
r H E
Hati2Rai5s H9nt2iea5l .... ....... %
Batteries-Moren and Doom; Dyser+ and LApp I'm
nires-Messrs. Connolly and O'Day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
PENNSYLVANIA, 8: CARLISLE, 2.

Atlantic City, April 10.-The University Of Penn
svlvania defeated the Carlisle Indians to-day
by, a score Of to 2 Pennsylvania played snappy
baU throughout. The score follows
D74' 'ii- r H T.
1,e-IIsi. --..,.......O / %
Neutrality-suspicious. and Cozzens; HauRer and Hayes.
I-royre-Mr- Moran
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
EYE OPERATION FOR PULLlAM.

Nashville Tenn. April 10.-President Harry
Pulnam OF the National Baseball League has un-
dergone a successful operation on his left eye Mr.
Pulliam will remain here several days and then go
to Cincinnati He does not know when he will re-
port for work He has gained fourteen pounds In
weight and is looking we'll.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
RESULTS OF scHooLBoY GAMES.
RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES

Al Richmond, Va.-New York CAmerican. second
team) I; Richmond CVirgfnia), 6.
At New Orleans-Cleveland (American). 2; New
Orleans (SoutheTn). 0.
Al Toledo-Detrott (Americsn). 8; Toledo (Ameri-
can Association), Cten innings)
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

Totals ---..S3 : 42714 Z
I % q I o q : Z o.
o I o o 0 o o o II
. of TagEert. / Two-bass
-EnEIe Home ru1-Foster-
aerfeld. Sacrifice hit-Wari
azZert. .. GosttsIl 3 WLd
New York. 3 Jersey Ci-v. =
leehan and Calhoun Umpire
200.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
ST PAUL's SCHOOL DEFEATED.

81. Psuis School baseball team was defeated al
s-a,den CITY yesterday afternoon by the Boys High
$500 team Of Hampstead by G score Of Is 70 10
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
LEH1GH, 9; c. c. N. v, 2.
LRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

Bethlehem. Penn, April 10.-Lehigh won slow
game to-day from the College of the City OF New
york The score by innings:
'in r. H E
high................0 x-9 3
Q e y Y........,.0 Ia
T7at+ertes-C. 9. y. Y. Broy- and Polly. I@hgh Ser
fass wolfram. McMurray and Butler
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

t4o,ns run-Wilson Sacrifice hits--OConneL - ~.
,+t Earned runs-Nava ACADEMY, 3 bases otS c.E ~
Se anderson .: off sullivan, ., or kiInoet III
cTFv anderson 1: by sullivan, .; by kimne { S+oep
~ Passed halls-Lommel, Z SiOeIi
tsssas;ryin % Gillian, wilson Jones l22, nz bF
AI,t,ott Left on basesNaval Aca9eITy, . -11ire o
I,o5,F7e TIav-C;iIlam. Abbott and Jones
NJ I-,jI5eoTyer Washington Time OF gerne--'Oo'
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
The score foIlo"s 5

Hama run-Barrison ThTee-base hit--Ullon. Struc
ut~By Devore. g. By Gorsch. 3. Bases on balls-ot
Oevore !; of Gorsch. 4 Hit b. pitched baIl-By De
-ore .. by Corsch / Umpire-snmons.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
sUPERBAs MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT.
Beat Southern League Champions in Hard
Hitting Game at Nashville.

Nashville Tenn, April 10.-The Brooklyn Ma
+iopal League baseball team defeated the local
Southern League champions for the third time
here this afternoon, by d score OF to .. The game
MOS fl of hard hitting the local team using four
pitchers in an effort to win the contest George
Hunter pitched the full nine innings for Brooklyn,
and held Nashville safe, except IN the lucky sew
enth," when combination of singles and an in
field error netted four runs
puggan started the game for the local nine. but
was knocked out of the box in the first inning
when the visiting team scored four
The Superbas made four more tallies in the fifth
inning by heavy hitting. Running catches by
Lumley, Of Brooklyn, and Bay and Robertson, OF
the home nine were the features. Harry Pulliam,
nresident OF the National League, accompanied by
his brother-fn-Iaw witnessed the game this after
noon and appeared in good spirits
The score follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

i- base on errors-Georgetown 2; Princeton, B. Left
~ Georgetown i; Princeton. 4 First base On
bals~Sff Cunningham. 2, Struck Out-By Cunningham
q Home run-Sdes I'M tee-pase hts
Sfay,. eitterding Two-base hit5Elurphy. Mcdonald
Stoien bases-BeIIin. warwick Double play-Cunning m
to warwick. TTme-l5O. Umpire-Mr Belts
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

GosIs-Crescent, Wall "a, Bass; Stevens, DTll
water (2). Reteree-Louis de Casanova Cmpir
". Bass Time OF halves-Twenty minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

.Fatted for FlinlbeI ninth inninE -
Naval Heademg,.-..-..- , . ! g 3 9 ia ia
hits-O'ConneN, Alb
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

r. H E.
SosbHiiua ... o 0 0 O-5 3
Batteries-Brooklyn Hunter, Bergen and Marshall;
Nashville, Duggan. Case. weaver. Bernhard and sea
baugh. Cmpire-Bassett.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11
Automobiles.
Vote Now for
King and Queen
OF THE
Automobile
Carnival

Brisk voting ia now going on between rurn-
Der OF candidates
Voting coupons can be bought from - -sad-
ing automobile and supply dealers 0r ar carn-
val Headguarters. 1853 BROADWAY. .1 any 7-a1-
tltv al lc each Telephone number. st1s CO
Iurnbus All votes must be '0 rv noon APR
e2d Daily bulletins i1 the windows az c1r1iTi
Headquarters viii show the p-oE-eFs % tas
voting
The candidates and ths.- votes are IS 'o-s-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

Totals -SS 3 = =.
New York -----------.---.- --..
Jersey City ------- --
Bases on balls-Oef Lake.
hIt-Austin. ThTee-base hit
Hit BY pitCher-Kesler. Eli
Struck out by Lake. L. II
pitch-Lake. Left on bases
Doubls plays-Foster and =
-Mellerity. Time OF gam
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uhaiuucu (Srbid,nlt.

Butler, Edy 6. ie6rllar. - 9Iui
Gtrlmo bon Gotllncntcn, 0ic bcutc
bier in ciucm oltcn aofICr cutocdt
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tum llnt 009 Sabr 1909 BON Butler
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Ereile bon $11 pro 9lcfcr, 1000 slder
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icin.
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Yrnno in charlottesville.

GburlotteSpilIe, 3d.. 6.
februur .--1ic ucrbeerenolte sSeuerS.
brllnit ieit 81 Sobren i,ldte belte
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ter Den 1roBcret GerIuItcn liub 6ie
iolgenbcn: charlottesville 9aros
mare 60" 100000; Gilmore G,ir.
nitire So" $4,000; 5. 9. & @. s.
2ooo, aleioergeidait, $35. 900: Sas.
u. sSabocll, Shubbanoler. $40, ,O0D.
9oS @ebdlloe Der ,people's Nationa!
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totaler 3erltorllng. Iic sirei oberen
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3erltort I'm 5 llbr Morgens ipdr
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ino Stailnton tparen inn Sittie ct.
Iudlt noroen unb ihidten Sprisen.
oIlein etlide ocrielben febrteu Inn. cBe
tic bier anluuaten.
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HGd)t SdDnccball nit Gngel.

Ncw sDorf, 6. 6ebrllar .-Srnnt
Stodenbera, pon gtr. 449, Git 153.
Ctr, hat ein ,titiges Temperament
l,l0 cinen Hepoluer, lulb Die Miibuug
brathte i'm aellern in boie Sdruiilita.
ten. Gr iubr nit Efcrb uub No9eI
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ser aerin9lien 0ciabr. Stodenberl
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noh Der iehs Vlod cntferl,icu Boli'
5ciIlotion oil S9bite EIoins slpe., mo
er iid ben 9cborben ltellte.
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1lnterucbmcnbcr Eaitur.

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milr5t IciH ioQ.
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@abrid,einlid, Elm 9nitmorb.

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ser angeieheniten in 9anoolia. Die
5oote mar Is Sabre alt uno eiu rel.
5enoeS Mdbden bon n,afcllciem Cha.
rofter.
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Suticiicltc Glemcntc.

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iiooteu ourh bcitige Stiirme. --
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ben Gctontnlcu
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Q}nriite in Sen EGilippincr borbnn-
ocu. llnter 0ieicr 1cnouHl bciinocn
Iidl 20O SCcmul2n, oic III sen 0c-
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