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The Washington herald., 1909-04-06
WHIINEY'S OVERSIGHT Wins
American Gelding Leads Big Field
Home IN England.
Result Greeted By Hearty Cheer,
Although Victory Was Won at
Expense OF Faneied Animals.

London. April 5-SIr. whitney's victory
with Oversight started his winning &C
CO mt FOR The season. and marked The
first success OF the Balaton Lodge stable
Newmarket. trained By Joyner- II vas
big field which the American geIding de-
feated, there being no fewer than twenty
five starters. and although the victory
was won at The expense OF all the fancisE
animals. a hearty cheer greeted the re-
suit
The market for practical purposes was
confined 10 CeritOs. Belle % Rellius. Ia
Mouse. and Oversight. which finished
sixth in the race for the Seton Park
plate at Liverpool on March IS. had CON
parativeiy few supporters at % to
against Until half the course had bssn
covered Oversight did not show any ike
hhOcd OF leading. but thereafter he ran
idly bore done on SaIve and the Ar1eri-
can-bIed colt. Dove Cote, either OF which
looked 10 be q likely winner. ard With
a rare dash OF speed landed ths prize for
Nr- Whitney. Martin. who rode the win
ner. has been engaged 70 ride for AIr.
Whitney The remainder % the season.
Turtles expect that this victory VIII
be quickly followed BY other mora tnpor-
-ant successes for JoynsTs stable. ths a.
4 pearances OF which have created 4 eood
Impression.
The Queen OF Hearts gsIding nuisbes
dfth IN the race Tor the e Vaston plate
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LOS ANGELES SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Seven f1rou-s. Pre.ersiCn II
lPrestoll. II 70 5 won, Rcd1lda. III DfusE-lTel.
30 I. second; Volna C.. lo5 --1oE1T1l. 3 q 4.
thi-d Tine 125 2-5 Drsdgsz Hannibal Bey.
Jose +. Gentle HaEry. EoIosilany. Bud Enh-y.
CymbaI. lee Harrison. TIE Thom. and Day sta-
also ran
SECOND RACE-Foyr ard o1s-Asn furloazl
The Golien BUtte-ay. Log tPresto1i. 6 % . Won
Lady Far-t. I17 Archiheld. p 20 l. second; SeTsrs.
l0s lBr0oks. a 70 z. ShIrd- TINE, o. Is. Ge1oa
Dora Payus. DUc-irhilda. and Chzmeleon GEi also
rsn.
THIRD nACE-Ons ale Gpoha. 20 lHoua-tD
70 7. SscoEd. Bistrl. rs Russell. % Z. LllHd
Duke q BTi5EsVstrr. Lucky Lad Mad q Gotham.
and Drsconnets also ran-
FOURTH races NILE Pedor 10- Page,
even, voo- Frank Fltner. 10 i1iuss-1Vet, 20 20
Second; Livirs. 10 .Rettigl, s 20 l. third Tine
-sa. I Told Ncu also ran
FIFTH RACE - Elve and o-ehaE f-rlurz-
PTunsthels IL tFTes10ul. % J. W0l- Canl1do. IS
Palms, : 20 J. second. CllppeTa, lS CNusE-aFel
b 70 I, third Eine. IS- IS sly Ben. Widvoo6
BeIie. Hamrass Cul Holland. Tea Set. EIbrate
Aiggsr BclC. Fo-ce. Aunt AS-ie. and Lady Q1aL
III also nm
SIXTH RACE-six ard orehalf furlonES. Ned
ding Hannah. lo7 lSEeeI'. 70 I. W0n. EZizabe,h
Harwood. lls gPAzei. 70 l. second. StrirEsncy ii
F,udsne7tal. ssiasapossl Commando. Ch1ia
Pr'cis, Maurstaula, Bee,ek, Slspdl and " Nus
gave alsc rn.
SEVENTH RACE-Ons ard cne-eiShth niles
4hiru Raa, l2 ,AusErayeI. j 90 !. Won AHA Boy
20 Archibald, % second; sand Pipe-. 6
RUSSELL % , tliTL- Tine. IS15-5 SILVER Line
Critic. MoleEsy. and AlhGrt star also rln-
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JACKSONVILLE SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Five fuTioass Robin Grey m-
lBrannonl. % l. Won J. A. Munro rs I-oreID
5 70 seCoud, Low Hear. IT Chleinl. y % /
-hrd- Tine 10. Gay kim Came, Catherine
CariTel. Kitty Fisher. Plnio1. Colno. Prince
Alert, Miss Cardigan. H1R Sight and Me-iss also
ran.
SECOND RACF-F5re furlonEs Little 0sare W7
lr'l1gi % ,, Won; Enl;st. p lEisnnsl ( 20 /
, aeclnd; &ystidar- &C tCFyl. % . thi-5. Tine.
l-i a. Trey q SpCdes Tackle. eastwood Carr
Elder. Laughing Eve ard Dry Dcl-z- also ra-
THIRD RACE-Ons nile Eustzcian. g RED,
: 70 ? Won. CCuuteruGnd. los CStuuons1 100 %
SECOND. Msledicti1r IE ,Loysn 20 2 rh5rf
Tine. l:ss. Youthful, PAU. spTinE Frug. ana
Besterling also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Six h-rionrS- Chief HAYES. loa
Lowell. 70 s. WOn; Font loZ tRetdl even. sc
nj; Don Hamilton I7 Gore third. Tine. 1.I- as
Anna Sisneta- Dlspu-e, Cleisse-yss and Wine Afer-
chant sls1 ran.
tlFtH kACE-Flye furorEs. JACK NcEe0n. ia
WOOD. u % J. Won Grace George I1- lEFacke--.
70 s. second; Providence. los l,Iarriul. rhiri
Tine. % A1 Fiat. Sister Ollie. and AIerlz5 alsa
an.
SIXTH RACE-Stx and ole-half fu-lonzs. F7anoy.
Jos tGEfini. 5 % I. Won; Eard0r. IL lOher1. s
70 l. sec1nds Bosom Ffiend 100 Brown. thlrl
Tine, Dc %. Miss PsddOn, Calsbash. DorS NTe--
inso Alamo. L J. Hayman. ST Valentine. and
King Thorps also ran.
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OAKLAND SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Six furlonEs. little SIS. los ~rar-
lin9. IS % 10. Won; kuight DECK lis Ueve-lchl II
% 5, secoadi BiTth. Us walsh. Is u / third.
Time, la 2s- Otago. Herile Rozerale. Mozart.
Flyiag Dance No Rule. Fredonia, and DeTiser also
r1n
SECOND RACE-FOur f1rionqs. Pretend 1oo
,Ciarkl. 70 /. Won. Oiathc 100 lCrussl. u 70 5
second: Nars NICK. III AIcBridel. 10 70 Z third
Time. 90 Is Odd Rose. Sixteen. Hsrry Greth
Oswald B.. Eddie G-Eney. Warfare. BAsiI ard
FOrc also Ta1.
THIRD RACE-One mile and tzsuty yzrds Nh
hex. loe Seville. % l. Eua; I'd. Davis los
llirs-hhauEul. 30 n l. second: BarpossI l07 DEs--
ny. IS 20 5. third Tine. 1883 Rnzslare.
smiley MetzneT. Yakima Belle 0fy Bouque- Mabel
Holl2nder. Wap. Eckersal. ard Patriotic also rau
FOURTH RACE-0no Hiie and twenty Yards.
Yankee Daughter o lUpton'. Is 70 l. Won. Ton
Box. IS lDeverichl. Z % J. sccsrd: Hush Monev.
rs lBoreiaul. Is - l. third Tine. I q IS Earl7
Tide. St Avon. Fl Pscaro. Mo0rsh KING. E-bel.
Wcolen- and Steel also uan-
FIFTH RACE-One and onequarter miles. Fan-
tastic los lBuxtoul. Il 70 s. Won. Hish sun Iae
CCo0C-rl. 70 s. second: LeEztee TO Cotton z
70 /. third. Time. 20 >. Muskniay CopEsrs
Matte Mack. Elevation. JacoCno. He--y o. Lads
Alicia. and FeteraEo also rln-
SIXTH RACE-Flre ard onshsn furicngs. Touy
Faust l0o Buns 70 20 / won; Desirous IS lGlassl
% !. second; sewen Zoe Cdent-yl. q 70 / third
Tine, ITT % Silver Sticking Madnaan. P-incs
Gal. Strike Oct. Work Boz. ard J. r. Sheehau ais
ran
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CENTRAL BEATS GALLAUDET
High School Pulls Down Third Vic
tory Of the Season.
Run Getting Starts Early-BOeteler
on Firing Lfne-PuEEle for
Kendall Green.

IN a game marked by miserable fielding
and team work Oh Gallaudet's part the
fast Central High School nine gave the
GaIaudet College ball team another drub-
bling 20 the tune OF II 10 3 ye-.srday aft
ernoon at Kendall Green.
Brick went IN the box for the Bun and
Blue. but was given ragged support HIS
pitching arm was not IN condition. and
Infelder O'Donneu succeeded him in the
third inning. Gausudet's Jonah. BOete-
Ter. was or the firing line for the high
school aggregation, and his team mates
backed him up in = creditable style
The o street boys started run setting
az the beginning. when Hartman singled
to left went TO third on Hower's high
heave OF McDonaId-s attempted sLcriAcC.
The latter purlOined the keystone sack
Richardson rolled our 20 first, scoring
Hartman. 8Ienefee fouled out TO Hover.
Donald home. and he scored a moment
later on Preston's tumble OF HaTrah's
single Boushie ended the inning with a
=. out 20 right. Central annexed three
more tallies in the second on three
singles. with free ticket thrown IN.
In the NTH Arras drove a long one 20
deep right. and made the first home run
OF the season for Gallaudet Bell and
Rheem led their respective teams with
the big stick.
Excepting Mort at short. Centrals
team work was almost beyond criticism
and that served much 70 keep down the
Kendall Green aggregation's score.
~Scalper" Battiste. while playing at the
initial sack, furnished the sensation OF
the game with his high jump and left
glOved-hand stab OF Hower's high throw
Of Rheem's slow roller, retiring the run
ner and side in the second inning.
The score.
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SAILOR CALLS OFF MATCH.
KetchelI Hears News, but Manager
BaIks at Langford's Name.

New York. April s. - Sailor Burke
after repeated declarations that he
wanted to get a crack p stan
ley Ketchell, was matched by VIII
,asn Gibson. OF the Fairnount 4. C. the
other day to meet the middle-we,Rht
champion IN g ten-round bout on April %
But 1t seems that as soon as Burke real
lied that he was due to take a severe
punching his feet suddenly became frigid
with the result that to-day he notified
Gibson 10 call the match on
Gibson then got after WilIus Britt
Ketchelrs manager. for the purpose o.
arranging a bout with Iangford for the
above date. in spite Of the fact that
Laneford had rnade arrangements 10
leave the following Cay for England.
But. though Ketchell expressed wiling
ness to tackle the Boston negro. Britt
put his foot down hard, and said that he
would not allow the Michigan lion to
fight
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The Score.

First base BY e-rc-s-Ansons 8; Commissioners. .
Left on basss-Ansons. 7, Commissioner, g. FIRST
bass On balls-Of Schwartz. {: CT Beckett ,: OF
Birch } Innings pitched-By Beckett D: b. Birch
B. Hits made-Of Beckett. Z. Of Birch. = Struck
out-I3y Schwartz Q; by Birch. 2 Three-base lit
Cutshaw TWo-base hit-SchreibeT. Sacrifice hits
Hurley. NfadigRn Andrews. Stolen bases-Sfadignn
a.. Arson Double plays Commissioners, 2 hit b7
pitcher-By Beckett. SckaIler. Sacrifice hv-dadi-
gan Passed balls-Lundine. l. Umpire-Nir Meyers.
Time q game-l hour and s. minutes Attendance.
Rnn
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Earned ulnS-C. H. s. /: Gallaudet. / Flrst
base by errors-C. H. =. 5. Gaiiaudet 3 Len on
bases-C. H. S. 6: Gallaudet s. First base %
balls-Of BoeteleT. 2; Of Brick. !; Of ODcnnen I
Innings pitched-By BirCk. 2. by O'Dmncii. :. Hits
ulado-O1 BirCk. 5; OF 0DUnnell :. Struck cut
BY Boeteler Z: by Birck. ?: by 0'Donnel. Home
r.u-Ar-as Three-base hit-Bel TWo-tase hits
Rheesn q. Sacrifice hit-8IcDonald stolen bases
Hartman. McDOnald Richardson HHrrah. BOusllie.
ArTas O'Dounel q. BariSte- Double play
Blanchard 20 Birck. Hit b. pitche--By Boeteler,
Dillon. Wild pitches-Birck ] Boeteler. 4; O'Don-
neu L Umpres-Mess-s Holiday ard Collins
Tine Of gsme-I hour AMI = INMATES
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FusS uase ~ cTTlfs-l nfilaraIi1ls 2 washington
g Beft On -Washing,on- 3; Indiauapolis. 8
First base on bals-Of Hughes. s: OF Schreiher. 4.
on Cheney. 2 Innings ritched-By Burns 4 by
Hughes, s. by Schro;5cT. 5; by Cheney. T. Hits
uaade-Qa Burns. 3; of Hughes. 4. a Sehrs5hcr, .,
~ Cheney. & Struck 0It-By Burns ?; by Hughez.
.; by SchreibeT. 8 b. Cheney. l. Home nm
Blankeuship. Thrce-base hits-Unglaub. Clylner.
Tgo-base hit-ConrUy. Sacrifice hits-Hayden. Carr.
stolen basCs- Unglauh a. Hughes Cook HAYDEN
Burze. Williams. Wild pitcl-Burns. Unrire-Mr.
Chilly. Time q EzulR-l hour and 40 minutes.
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WIN OUTIN THENINTH
Nationals Find Their Sticks
and Get Busy.
BLANKENSHIP STAR OF GAME
UngIaub aud ConrOy Contribute n
Number Of Clever StOps-Street Has
m on Day behind the Bat-Nezt
Stopping Point for CantilIOn's
Men Is Cincinnati, Ohio.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Indianapolis. Ind. April a long-de-
lsyed but insI ring batting rally gave
Washington the game with Indianapolis
to-day by s to 4
For the first eight innings the minor
lesguers played the better game and
had the better OF the score. 10 the great
delight Of the eleven hundred fans on the
grounds
Washington was full Of ginger and
bubbles. and when it had a chance to DO
something on the offensive was not there
with the stick. one Of the main offenders
was Street. who couldn't get the ball any
where near second, and permitted the
minors to steal with impunity. Good
work was mixed up with the bad. both
Cnglaub and Conroy contributing sensa-
tional stops as well as errors.
The bright star was Blankenship. who
knocked out home run 10 the left field
fence in the ninth inning. with two on
bases and Washington two runs behind.
Washington got two hits and one run
of a yOungster named Schneider. who
pitched the first FIVE innings. Unglaub
tripled IN the first inning and died steal
nS home. In the fourth he singled. stole
second and third, and went home when
Rourke errored on Conroy's drive
BIaDkenship Gets n Homer.
IN the next three innings Streets single
was the only safety or Cheney. but in
the ninth Cheney got his good and plenty.
Gsnley opened with a single. UnglaUb
famed. Freeman walked. Conroy's double
scored Ganley and put Freeman on third
Then came Blanks screamer down third
base line on which he easily made the
circuit. Rourke errored on Mcbride, who
took second on Streets inheld death.
The unfortunate Rourke also made a
bobhle on Hughes smack and Mcbride
scored. Hughes stole second and tailed
on Clymer's triple 20 left. Ganley got his
second single Of the inning, which let IN
Clymer. Ganley was nipped stealing and
glorious finish had atoned for a bad
beginning
Davidson. for Indianapolis, singled on
Burns IN the fourth. Hayden tried 70 sac
rince and he and Davidson were safe
on Streets bad throw to second. Carr
sacrificed Burke was out az first BY In
glaub Unassisted Unglaub making
brilliant squirt 10 the bag. but Davidson
scored and Hayden got third Conroy
made poor throw on Williams ground
er and Hayden went over the plate. VIII
liams stole second and went 10 third on
wild pitch, but Rourke proved easy.
Tom Hughes Wild
With two out Hughes walked Cook in
the fifth. Cook stole second and tailed
on DavidsOn's third single Hughes
plugged along fairly well until the ninth.
when he went crazy. Carr was an easy
out Burke walked and was forced by
Williams. Rourke walked Howley
singled. scoring Williams. Chadbourne
batted for Cheney and walked. 1illing the
bases Cook flied TO Blank and the worry
was over Washington leaves here to-
morrow morning Tor Cincinnati.
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Stewards Grant Racing Days for
cOney Island and Saratoga.

New Tork.gApril Sat a meeting OF the
stewards OF the Jockey Club. held here
tonight their approval was given to the
following racing associations 20 give races
on tho following dates:
WISCONSIN Racing Association. THURSDAY, Nay
g to Wedncsday June .
B-ookiyn JOCKEY Club. THURSDAY. June 8 to
Wednesday. June q
Coaey Islend JOCKEY Club. Thursday. June "a to
Tuesday July Is.
Empire Oily Racing Association. Wednesday. July
a 10 Saturday. July g.
saratoga Association. Monday. AuC4s 2 to satur-
dzy, August q
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By L. 6. MACPHAH.

Cap Arson and his semi-pros from
Chicago met the Commissioners at Amer
icsn League Park yesterday, and when
the game was called IN the eighth 10
allow Cap and his boys 70 catch an
evening train for Baltimore. the score
board gave Arson Il and the locals /
Arson himself. weighing 90 pounds. but
still taking his turn at the bat with the
youngsters. was the main attraction 70
the fans, and the captain showed that
he vas stiu there by connecting for a
couple Of nice hits. To the amusement
OF the crowd. he stole second In the fifth.
and later made Harding chase him up
and down the line 10 put him out
Aside from Arson. the game was feat
ureless. the locals proving too inexperi-
enced 70 stack up against the Colts. II.
Beckett started the game in the box for
the Commissioners, but after rather
disastrous session In the fifth he was
succeeded by Birch. who finished the
game in fairly good style.
Colts Start Scoring.
The Colts started things going IN the
first Cutshaw walked Madigan hunted
and was safe on Beckett's tumble. Cut
shaw going from first 70 third on the
play Andrews hit TO third. and Kemp
threw him out at first. letting Cutshaw
score. Arson took four wide ones, and
Schaller was hit by swift inshoot. filing
the bases. Thomas fumbled Schrieber's
ground hit and Madigan scored. Ker-
win was ont at first. No hits: two runs.
The Chicago lads added one in the
third and two IN the fifth. when Schwartz
singled and Cutshaw hit 10 the club
house for three sacks. The second base
man scored on Madigan's sacrifice fly to
center
Arson opened the fifth by meeting one
on the nose too hot for Kemp TO handle:
a walk to Schaller and hits by Schneider
and Kerwin bringing three runs across
the rubber The Commissioners stopped
things in this inning by a fast double
-play-Thomas TO Harding 70 Beckett.
A mixture OF hits and errors gave the
AnsOns two mere IN the sixth, and Madi-
gan scored from first base in the eighth
when nobody covered second on Canal
ier's good throw
Batting Rally Checked.
The Department lads had their only
chance in the eighth. Kemp struck out.
but was safe on the catchers error. Lay
and Hurley both reached first on infeld
errors, and Kemp scored when Treadway
walked with the bases loaded. Hurley
was caught OF second and ran out OF
the line, ending the rally.
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'Bstted 5or Llly.

nell. Z: GeorgstoWn. l. First bass On hars-Og
Baizer. (; OF GoodRillie. 3. Innings pitched Bv
Goodwillie 81: hy Gable. Es Hits made--Of Cod
willie. 3. Of Cable, 2 struck Out--By Gaodwisie
2: BY Balzer. s Home uln-MAGdouhld ISro-oass
hit-Wagrer. Sacrifice hits-HoEard e. Ful-a2
Goodwillie Mscdorsd. Simon. hit b. pitcner-Bg
Balzer. l. Wild pitcn-GOodxiilie. UInydre-Air
Belts. Time OF gsme-l hour and So minutes.
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st. Paups win Another.

The 81. Paul Athletic Club bali team
defeated the Cliftons in an interesting
game yesterday afternoon by 3 TO 4 The
St Paurs have won all games played 80
far this season. Address all challenges
to L. Walk. s07 Twenty-third street north
west
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Gfant CoIt. win from lima.

Robinson catching the nine innings and
guiding the team the New York National
Colts defeated the Lima COhio state
League9 team here TO- day, 90 O
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HighInnders Get Another.

Augusta, Ga, April 5--The New York
Americans gave the local team a sound
6rubbing to-day On the other hand.
the locals hel6ed well. but hated poorly.
The score: New York. II: Augusta. s
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LAFAYETTE SHUT OUT.
North Carolina Wins from Crippled
COIIegianS by 3 TO o.

SPECIAL u he washington hefllG
Durham y. c.. April s - Lafayette
played its last game on the Southern
trip with the University Of North Caro-
Ina. and lost. TO O. The visitors played
in a hard streak OF luck. with two lame
pitchers. the regular catcher disabled, and
lie infeld denoralized generally. Swank
has pitched four games in six days, and
to-day was hit so hard that he was re
moved. Hegepeth. OF Carolina. pitched a
strong game and made three hits, one a
triple. Moore. catcher, made three
bagger. Schneider. FOR the visitors. hit
hard and played strong in short The
game was slew. Score:
R.H. Z.
10000 800 2
Carolina. 0 0 Is 0
Battsries-svsnk. Log, and H DemOtt; Hese-
peth and Moore.
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Atlanta. Ca, April 5.-The Atlanta team
beat he BrOoklyns in an interesting game
here to-day. The locals Outhelded and
outbatted the visitors. Score: Brooklyn,
4; Atlanta, g.
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Quakers Reat Amherat.
al 70 TIE Washington Herid

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. Ap-n 5. - Amherst was
easy for the university team. Score:
Amherst. .............. ooOO0OIo o. 3 !
Pennsylvania $500. 0 2 2 0 0 ~ 4
Bstteriss-Mcclurs and Henry; Beans and Coz
~
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FREMONT A. C. DEFEATED.

Nine TO the Tune of to g.
The fremont Athletic Club was de-
feated by the Urbanity Club on the Mon
unent Lot yesterday afternoon By 8 TO G
TIE features OF the game included q home
run BY Taylor and star catches BY Wal
lzer and Mclean. Score:
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COLTS TRIM LOCALS
Commissioners No Match fol-
Chicago Team.
ANSON'S PLAYING A FEATURE

Veteran Gets Two Hits and Abuses
the Fans with His Antics-COIts
Knock Beckett on the Slab I'm the
Fifth Innfng-Birch Fares Little
Better-ScOre Is II to L.
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NOTES OF THE GAME.
Kemp and Lay divided the two hits the
Commissioners got of Schwartz.

Commissioners got of Schwartz.
Walter Eckersall. the famous little Chi
cago quarter back. was not with the
team. but Cap expects him 10 Join in
Philadelphia He viii strengthen the Chi
cago bunch IN the infeId. where they were
clearly weak.
With a little more practice the Com
missioners will go well Anson's team
Is composed mainly OF Chicago semi-pro
stars, and with the exception of Gala
hans Logan Squares IS probably the best
independent team in the country.
The new electric score board at the
park worked well and will do sway with
a good deal Of confusion.
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sitterdinE Does Well.

Bill Sitterding, the former Prep star.
was given his first try-out on the third
sack. and that he made good" goes
without saying. He played the position
ike a veteran. and handled seven din
cult chances in great style He also con
necte6 fer a pretty hunt that deceived
the Cornell catcher. Wien the youngster
tossed the last batter out IN the final
session he was given a rousing ovation
By the Georgetown rooters. who were
much tn evidence throughout the game.
And big "Cy'' Macdonald again de-
lighted the hearts OF the followers 0f the
West End school by connecting with the
sphere IN the fourth inning for a sky
scraper which landed on the west side
OF the new gymnasium and afforded the
big one" an easy trip around the sacks.
and. incidentally tying the score The
sold medal for the first home run OF the
season win be "Cy's." A bad nun OF a
grOunder from the bat or Outhelder Eb-
erling, Of the opposing team. seemed 70
inspire Macdonald 10 one OF his old-tme
tricks
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Cornen score. First.

Cornell scored first m the opening ses-
sion. Wagner. the first man Up. walked
on four wide ones, but was caught nap
ping BY Pitcher Balzer. Matchneer fol-
lowed with clean single 70 center field.
which Simon juggled long enough to allow
the runner TO reach second Eberling.
next Up. connected with a wide one which
got by Macdonald and rolled into deep
right. Matchneer scored Balzer got
down 10 business and famed the next
two batters.
Callahan, Schafy. and Simon went out
IN order in GeorgetoWn's half OF the
initial session on grounders TO third base
and strike-out- Cornell scored again IN
the second on a base on balls. a clever
sacrifice by Howard. the former Western
High star. followed BY a clean single 10
center by Fulton. formerly OF the Tech
rf~ei High OF this city
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CORNELL DIES GAME
Georgetown Nine Wins i'll a
Sensational Finish.
MACDONALD GETS HOME RUN
Sweet Revenge for Saturdays De-
feat, but Game Is SeesRw from
Sacker VIII Receive Gold Medal
for HIS Swat in Fourth Inning.


This, however fails TO tell the tale OF
a game on the Georgetown University
Field yesterday Afternoon which was not
ecided until Umpire Belts yelled You're
CEt.'' 20 the last Cornell batter after a
hair-raising finish in the ninth. And then
q faithful band Of Hilltop rooters left the
field satisfied with squaring things with
the Ithaca bunch FOR Saturdays defeat.
and firm IN the belief that Georgetown is
stnl a factor for intercollegiate honors.
Il was a great victory for Georgetown,
and for smoke" Balzer. who pitched his
team 10 a third victory in the intercol-
.egiate campaign
The sand lotter Of two seasons back has
developed into a seasoned slab artist
and demonstrated yesterday that he has
few superiors in amateur ranks. He was
complete puzzle to the Ithaca col
legians. holding them 10 six bingles. sew
eral OF the scratchy variety. and causing
three 10 fan the atmosphere. He was
there with the speed that has won him
a name and mixed in a few slow ones
that had the opposing batsmen guessing
al all times With the veteran Duffy at
the receiving end, Smoke" seemed 70
have confidence in his ability TO get out
OF tight places.
In the ninth inning. with two on bases
and one OF Cornelrs heavy hiJters al the
bat. the coaching Of the vet receiver
kept the yOungster cool. and as a result
the batter connected with the sphere for
grounder that was easy for Third Base
man Sltterding 20 handle. Dur was
also there with the willow, his timely
single In the sixth driving in two runs