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New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
CROWD ON AUTO ROW
OPEN HOUSE THE RULE.
Stores and Buildings Decorated for
CarniuaL Week.

The programme yesterday in connection with
carnival week called for open house in the various
saIesrooms of the members OF the New York Auto
mobile Trade Association under whose auspices the
carnival is being held. 1t is safe 10 say that not
since the automobile shows last winter have the
statesmen been so busy. Hundreds Of persons paid
visit to Automobile Row. and many did not conine
themselves to looking at and admiring the new
models so that number of sales were reported
Not alone the buildings occupied by the
trade decorated with flags and bunting but many
Of the other stores hotels Joined in the celebra-
Streamers hoated from the tops of the build
ngs to the street, while arch posts along the curb
were gay with bunting and flags In many of the
salesroom windows the cups and trophies won by
inspection. Some of the concerns showing
cars decorated for the parade Saturday. Two
Euick cars of which will be used by the queen
Of the carnival aroused considerable attention. 1t
was said that from twenty to twenty-five OF these
cars all of the same size and color. will be In the
parade
In the evening a dinner dance was held at the
Hotel MarseiIe. and largely attended. The
feature in connection with the carnival to-day will
be the military automobile parade. The members
Of the 9Th Regiment Will be taken from their ar
mory in West 18th street to Larchmont IN $50
supplied by the dealers At Larchmont a sham
battle will be fought. The purpose this part OF
tie programme is to demc nstrate the use OF the
automobile for military transportation.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
DE MUND FAILS AT END
STOPS IN LAST FURLONG.
T'histEedaIe BIundcrs IN Chase, but
Beats Sir WOOster.

Baltimore, April 2S-Paul ]. Rainey's De Mund'
which cost $4,000 as two-yearold. failed to carry
$50 pounds 10 victory in the Pimlico Spring haiii-
cap at six furlongs at the Pimlico track today
He made most Of the running and came swinging
into the stretch three lengths in front but Roya4
ONYX quietly backed from 20 TO 10 L To l. wore
him down al the last furlong pole and came away
TO win easily by two lengths.
Nimbus, slight favorite over De Mund for the
race could hardly raise respectable gallop' ana
finished a bad last Ninlbus has always peeh an
uncertain horse, but his performance to-day was
little short of disgracefal
Frank E Gardeners Statesman made a show or
his field in the sixth race romping along IN front
and winning as he pleased from the rank outsider.
Pins and Needles The latter closed with a rush in
the stretch and beat Juggler neck for the place
e Dugan had the mount Statesman, and all ne
had to do 10 sit still
J. ". Colts Thistledale won the Potapsco
SteepIechase in a mild drive with Sir Wooster The
latter worked his way to the front at the end of
mile, when ThistledaIe made a bad landing at the
water jump, but he could not hold his advantage,
although he hung on in gamest fashion. Grandpa
which is now twelve years old, was starter in
this race but could not keep UP in the second mile.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
STEVENS BEATS n. Y. q,
WHd Thr01c and Weak Hitting
Cost Home Team Game. B

Stevens Institute defeated The New York Cnivers
sitv at Ohio Field yesterday in a close baseball
game nv 4 score OF to ? The New Workers had
several chances TO win but failed hft in pnchest
In the third inning Lansde drove the ball to deea
right field within a foot the foul line, for ho1n5
run This run tied TIN score In the seventh tnntn
Grifsen the New York pitcher, made wild throw
and Bruce scored the winning run for Stevens.
The game was well played and Griffen had thS
best Of the pitching striking nine Cen u
Sauuders's i've, and giving only one base balls.
With better support the result might have been
different.
New YORK showed weakness at tho bat. In the
ninth inning the local men were unable bat in =
winning run with bases fun
Tla
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

AT BALTIMORE r H f.
Baltimore 80 0 0 1-3 l
Batteres-Toronto. McGlnley and Mitchell; Baltl-
more, Stanley, Dessau and Byers. Umpire-Staf-
ford.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
c score follows
-

Batted for Fletcher IN the eighth inning
FBatted for Chappelle IN the ninth inning.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
WRIGHT SHOWS SKILL.
Wins 4Uerage Prize at Billiards in
PIay-0f zcith Jackson.

In addition to winning the national amateur bill
lard championship. H. A Wright Of San Francisco
earned another prize yesterday He defeated Clar-
ence Jackson. of Chicago. who tied with him for
the single high average prz9 at Is 1854, by score
of 400 to 19S IN the playof. The winners average
26 10-15 and his high were s., 81 and 4S.
Jackson did not play up to his form displayed
during the regular games. his best efforts netting
S. % and 81 respectively with average OF 13 3l5
Charles +. COnklin. of Chicago, defeated Joseph
Mayer, of Philadelphia. last evening in the first
play-off of the triple tie for second, third and
fourth prizes. he score was 400 to 2S7 High runs
40 by Conklin and 50 by Mayer. a second
play-of game will take place to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
The COST OE A RIOT.

In OF the railroad strikes in 1877 the vicious
element which always makes such occasions the
opportunity for ooting and burning so far got the
upper hand that liquor and cigar stores were
broken Into and sacked. Shops were looted. Rail-
road cars and houses were burned About two
thousand freight were DESTROYED on that oc-
cason the railroad and express companies lost
$lOWO,JO as result of the riotng Other strikes
resulted and other mobs did similar damage. 1t Is
estimated that the damage done to property n
the obstruction of commerce during the period
ferred TO would maintain efficient national guard
in all the states affected for fifty years-CaDtain
O'Ryan, in Uncle Sans Magazine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
YANKEES IN A SLUMP
PILE UP NINE ERRORS.
Al of Which Help Boston Team
Score T7CeIUe Runs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
New York Boston.
wv St Louis at Detroit. ,

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
BOSTON IL: New York. 2.
Washington. 8; Philadelphia. z
Detroit. 81 Cleveland. l. .Ss>
Chicago VS.. St Louis (wet grounosI-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

W AGoE III Lc-- &i4A4 zen. SC
Beck. Murray. Tennev. !
New York, : First base
Struck out-By Raymond. @;
bslls-Of Raymond. 8: OF {
Dmpires-Rigler and TRULY.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
DETROIT RUNS UP BIG SCORE.

Cleveland. April 2S.-Detroit defeated Cleveland
to-day by a score of s 10 l. Mullin was effective
while errors by Young and Perring were costly.
Falkenberg who succeeded Young, was wlid anu
Ineffective The score follows:
I,o,ro,+ 0 o o SIS II o
Cleveland .............O 0 o. 3
Batteries-Detroit. Mullin and Schmidt; Cleye-
land Young, FalkeDberg and EasteTIy' IMpI'eS-
KERN and OInughlin-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

SEVENTH RACE-Sellng; for two-year-olos. Sam
aade'l -Four turlongs. Start good Won esSiIy'
Zine e;4S75- Winner, b. Z. by Cesarion-FIamingo
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29


Respect. William Moore's four won the reu IoSet'9
array. and George Watson's team took tnira
honors
The awards:
Class Cairs Of harness horses IS HANGS ana 9 r'
exceeding hands: prize so. seGond' -
S1O-E.irst William H. M9ores b. g I,iif. and h 2
Respect: third, william II. Moore's DR. NJ Cnl4u'' ~
b. Lady Seaton. -. -.
Glass "a saddle horses 49, hands nrst Pria
$50 second 500; third. SlO)-Frst, Mrs T., ecorI
b riley ridden by Mrs John GeIgi Fr,e An
TONI third s Taber Wlets ch- m Indian fio"eF'
fourth 5. 3. Chapiu's ch- g. Quarterback
Class l Carness horses. not exceeding 10 hahus M
nrize so: second $50: third, SlOl-tlrst faL VII
4 n VANITY Fair driven b. W H. Grant, secohI, ~
lam H Noore's whitehall ARIEL .nlIQ d i ~
Sorc's m Tease; fourth William ii. Moore Dr. H.
Menella- . -
class q7 saddle horses 142 hands up to carving
100 o,nds. frst prize S1O0)-First Miss Hly
~ Nffes ann. second J. Z Davis o. m NeSt't
tTi1iey r55en nv Mrs John Gcrken third MIs- Caries
forrth Mrs Charles Hubbss ch. <. Gold Llght'
class u hands; park teams; horses TO count
20 cent, harness ~ per eiit;
prize. cup)-tlrst fsIl "a
Tign5tv Respect and Pilgrim second NllsH4
y Moores four; third, George watson 5 louI'
c7I5iGFirst Mrs. Charles F. COrtedge's b. g Night
second Elfrieda Weber's b. e Madlsvl'
tf,i-G Miss Lillian 3. Hyde's blk. g. Du Pont' ioaIlu'
Mrs c r Holm's b. g. Westport
class "a combination saddle and harness horses; cup
oTare bv Messrs Abraham and Straus; cup TO be won
twice by the exhibitor before becoming MS prop
att: wen in 1905 by a. Morrison's Vesta Tly)-Frst
Andrew Norrsons m. I.onia: second. Mrs J. e.
naTiss m Vesa RILEY: third Mrs Charles F. Hubbs's
ch m Fantasy fourth, John F Beattys ch- n Gretta
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ore by innings follows:
eownolN. 6; pARTsMouTH, I.

Hanover n. H. April 2S-BOwdoln defeated Dart
mouth by a score OF TO 1 IN the opening game OF
the season here to-day. Dartmouth found HIu9
difficulty in finding the Bowdoin pitcher, but faiieS
to bunch hits at critical times and suffered mucH
from
The score by innings follows:
RovdoIn ...........-O D 4 o o o 90
Dartmouth ............O o o o b o O-1 %
Batteries-BowdOin EckstrOm and Chadoournes
Dartmouth, Means and Wilson. Time-ZUS- IN
pire-killourhy, OF IacOnia-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

! o I o o ! . -5
o 1 o o 0 . o %
chief. Devlln- Stolen bases
Left on bases-Boston, 3;
on errors-New York. 8.
bv Chappelle. !. Bases on
Chappelle. ?. Time: 2:Os.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
MARYLAND, 2; ANNAPOLIS. o.
[By Telegraph to The TrIbune.l

IBy Telegraph ITIbCne.I
Annapolis, April 2S-The University OF Mary
land baseball team defeated the Navy here
this afternoon by a score of TO 0. Anderson the
University OF Maryland pitcher. struck out twenty
men. while Meade, who pitched, for the Navy.
struck out fifteen OF the visitors.
r. II. L.
University of Maryland. 0 0 o 0 0 0 O.
Naval Academy. .-...-..O D o D D 90
Batterles-Anderson and Peloquin; Meade and
Humbsch
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
NINE ENTRIES FOR BIG MARATHON

Two more entries came in yesterday for the s1o
go grand international Marathon run which win
be held at the Polo Grounds on Saturday sfter-
hoon' May 8. Par White. the Irish champion and
CarYajal, the little Cuban. This makes nine en-
tries 10 date, including Dorando, Maloney Cibot
Orphee, St Yves, Simpson and Appeby JOHNNY
HAYES, shrubb. Longboat and svanberg are stiil
be heard from.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
The score follows;
Totals .s112 10 % IA

sBatted for Quinn IN NTH inning.
3TOrd out hit by hatted bali
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
GIANTS WIN A GAME
RINCH HITS IN EIGHTH.
Errors by Boston Also Help to Turn
Ebbing Tide.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Boston a New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS
TIGERS YIN IN NINTH.
Da7eson's Timely Hit Brings Vic.
tory OUer Wesleyan.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Princeton. n. j.. April 2s.-Princeton won nintY,
inning victory over Wesleyan University Ffela
this afternoon by a score of to . It was yveU
played contest from start finish and Whfte ana
Connolly twirled wonderful ball
The Tigers scored two runs in the fourth inainr
on two singles and Wesleyan tied the score in the
ninth on a couple Of hits and an error by BaIin
Dawson banged out single in Prnceton's half oe
this inning and drove Pitnan home, winning th.s
game with two out Pitman got three hits
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Governor Hughes has received the following let
ter from ]. Z. ChiIberg president Of the Alaska
Yukon-Pachc exposition. in regard TO the New
York-Seattle automobile contest:
The object Of the ocean-to-ocean contest IS to cali
the attention Of the people OF the United States to
the latest achievements OF the Norlhwest. TO en-
courage the making of good roads in that territory
and tc mark the progress which has been made
since the first caravan Creeped the plains in
search Of the wealth OF the Pacific Coast The
Alaska -YUkon-Pacifc exposition IS supporting this
contest, and II asks Tor your good VIII and CO
operation.
It is purely an endurance contest. II it did not
arouse the interest good will and kindly feelings
Of the people along the route IL VIII take, Il would
frustrate the very objects for which ii was con
ccived-
The automobiles taking part must. by reason Of
the arGuousnesS OF the road TO be traversed carry
such load and be equipped in such manner that
excessive speed VIII be impOss bIe
The Automobile Club Of America. Of which /.
II. Gary is president has sanctioned the contest.
This club, the Oldest biggest and most conservative
in the country, has always strIven for good roads
and good laws. and IL has maintained an aggressive
campaign to the end that motorists snail not injure
the roads break the law. The that this club
has sanctioned the contest is assurance that
will be fairly and decentIy conducted.
The committee in charge viii. a later date.
confer with your local authorities, that It may
give them its hearty cooperation.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
CUBS WIN IN NINTH INNING.

Cincinnati April 2S.-Four hits and two errors
gave Chicago four runs and the game in the ninth
inning to-day. Reulbachs wildness helped the
locals TO several of their runs. The score follows
r. II. f.
Chicago ..............o o o o 4-6 10 .
cincinnati ............2 0 . 0 l O-5 :
Batteries-Chicago. Reubach Brown ana moran;
CINCINNATI Ewing and Roth. Umpires-klem and
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Columbia will send a crippled team into the field
to play the SyracusdA baseball nine this afternoon
at American League Park. Read, who has dis
tinguished himself aG second, has suddenly been
taken sick and will not be able to play, while
Denslow, the catcher. hit in the eye by n bat
ted ball practice two days ago and will prob
ably be out Of the game. Lee will pitch for Co.
umba
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
RALLY SAVES BROOKLYN
Bat Out a Victory OU6r Philadelphia
an Ninth Inning.

Philadelphia, April 2s--After being held to two
hits in eight innings by FOxen today, BROOKLYN
defeated Philadelphia in the ninth by scoring FIVE
runs on doubles by AlPerman ard Jordan, a single
by kustus. triple by Lennox, sacrifices by Hum
mel and Bergen. double steal by Sebring fyyho
EoK & pass and hustus and by Doom.
Scanlon. although wild, kept Phiiadelphia's hits
scattered Grant made q record for the League
this season OF five singles in I'VE times at bat The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
Pennsylvania, 2; WEST VIRGINIA, 0.

philadelphia, April 2s.-The University OF penn
sylvania defeated the University OF West Virgins
to-day by timely hitting. The score follows;
RHE-
PennsvIvania ........O o o 0 0 0 q x-2 s
West Virginia ........O 0 o o 90 :
Batteries-Schulz and CozzenS; Blake and NerIAA
Umpire-Mr. Harkins. :
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
cRIss JOINS ST. LOUIS TEAM

St Louis. April 22-Dode criss. who t., -. -.
ters OF the American League last year, reported 70
me 81 Louis club to-day. Criss said that no ana
McAieer had reached understanding as tn saIsr,r
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
WILD THROW HELPS WASHINGTON.

Washington, April 2S-Washington defeated Phil
adelphia to-day in exciting ten-inning game by
a score Of ; TO . \ wild throw 10 the plate in the
tenth inning by Baker let In the winning run
The regular scheduled game mere to-morro" oe-
tween the locals and Philadelphia has been post
noned and both clubs viii attend the funeral OF
Dr Powers.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
AMHERST, g; BATES, o.

Amherst Mass. April 2S.-Amherst defea'ee
Bates to-day by of to O. The visitors "efS
RH.E-
Amherst ........s o . 0x-9
Bates ...................O 0 @ W
Observation-Disclosures and Henry. De Lah' 60
Stone. Umpire-Foey. Time-2-ts.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
A MARATHON AT Is IRISH MILES.

It will be Tipperary Day on Sunday at Timer
Park The Tipperary Mems Association, which is
Of the largest Irish county orders in this
country, viii hold its annual spring games. The
three important fixtures viii be Marathon race
of fifteen Irish miles and two Gaelic football con-
est
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
YALE POUNDS THE Ball.
Bats Ont SeUen Runs az One IHHiBg
and Defeats Vest Point.

West Point, y. Y, April 2S--After batting Par<
sons out Of the box in the first inning and scorin
four runs, West Point defeated by the Yals
nine here to-day. The score was II to D
Devore. the Army pitcher, was batted out OF tha
box in the eighth inning Yale making six hits and
scoring seven runs before Mcneil was sent in and
retired the side Up that inning Yale made only
five scattered hits and three runs
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Batteries-Buffalo Taylor and Knott; Jersey City,
Goettel, StilIman and SPahr. Umpre-Connors.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ERRORS COST BROWN A GAME.
Williams Makes Only Two Hits Of Noursss
but Pulls Out Victory

WiIiamstown. Mass. April 2S--Willians dsfeats1
Brown by a score OF to IN a loosely played bases
ball game here to-day Mills. the Williams first bass
man. brought in two with three-base hit N
the third inning In the eighth. with the bases fult
on errors and a base on balls short bunt by Mis-
was badly felded. and three more runners crossed
the plate
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
Totals .81 6 6 27ll 0

'Batted 1or Foxen inning
Philadelphia ------------.----0 . q o o o o
Brooklyn -------------------G . . - . o I 5-6
Two-base hts-AlpeTman. Jordan. Three-base hit
LennoN sacrtnce hits-hnabe, Magee, Osborne > Ber-
Een. Hummel- Stolen bases-Magee Jordan Sebring
kustus- Left on bases-Phladelphia, Il: Brooklyn 3.
FIRST base talls-On Foxen. 3: OF Scanon 6 Fi-st
hsse on eTrors6-ookyn- J. Hit by pitcher-By ScanIon
J Struck out-I5y Foxen = by Scanlol, ). Tlune-2IO
Umpires-JohnstOne and CUsack.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

HoIyoke, s: New Haven l.
Hartford. II; Waterbury, 4.
Bridgeport, 2; New Britain, D.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
SCORES OF OTHER COLLEGE GAMES

At Syracuse-BucknelI, Z; Syracuse UNIVERSITY :,
At Worcester. Mass--Holy Cross, A. UhlFelSs@s
OF Niagara, 3. ,.--,a.tl4f
At Medford. MaSs.-Tufts College. D MasSA-
setts Agricultural COLLEGE. - ,-s,.rsfrr
At Exeter, n. H.-Phillips Exeter. II; UnNsiS'S
Of Maine. s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
ST. LOUIS HuMsLEs THE PIRATES.

St Louis. April 2S-st- Louis wen the final game
Of the series with Pittsburg to-day by a score OF
S 2 Pittsburg tried three pitchers Naddox
and IAeheld were hit hard which. coupled with
weird throwing n the sixth inning bv TIeSsI1
and Clarke net1ed runs The score follows:
r. II. z.
Pitts5arg ...-.---.--...9 0 0 1-2 I
BatteTies-St Louis Beebe and Phelps; Pttsburg
Maddox. LAefel5, Nacker and Gibson. Umpfreso
ozDay and Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
YANKEE PLAYER BEATEN AgRo.o

LONDON. April 2A--Plav in the covered oo,,-..
tennis championship contest was continued bora
to-day at the Queen's Club. In the mems donnie
r. f Doherty and l. II. Esconde heat n q
hhodes, OF Boston. and A Hendricks three sets
10 hoth1ng- The score was 81, 6-4 and g.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

I'fIIE'I I71II
T7o.tor. ......... o o o . o x-12
New York ..-.-...-..--- ] y "
7,,yo-base hits-Austin Speaker EnEIe. Three base
hits-BalI Speaker. Wagner Stahl Hits-pn Quinn,
q ftur innings; of in four innings Sacrlnce
hfts-Steele (21. Niles Sacrifice fy-WaEner- Stoiien
hsses-Nilea StahI steele a. Mcconnell Bail DoupIe
pays-Enge and Kleinow: Ford and 6. mcconnell @ ~
Teft on bases-Boston :: New York 3. First base on
baiIsNOT steele .: OF Quinn. I: off Ford. 4 First
base on errors-Boston .. York. l. Hit by pcner
-T,v Quinn Stahl hv Ford Gessler and StahL struck
outLFy Quinn l. t,v steele o: by Ford. 2 Time
Enthusiastically M and Egan-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

FIFTH RACE--For three-year-olds nor-vr-nperv ~,
Sl,yg or more than three any time; $500
scdeo one mile Start good. easily. Tine
1:4ls5 Winner, b. T.. by Cli1ord-Whtplash. Owner
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Stolen bases-IaIlon, Ballln, Pltman, Cunningham
Bases balls-On Connolly, =. of White l. struck oIs
By Connolly. 3: by White 8. Sacrifice Balm
Double play-Dion TO Reed to Warwick by pitched
ball-Deremer Warwick Passed balls -NIarriman. z
Time-1;5J. Umpire-AIr. Msrrity.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
Totals "a 42711 5. Totals ....s5 2 ;

Earned runs-LansdeH First base On srrors-Ns1s
Stevens s. First base baIIs-O6 Grien l. OF s41nt+
Struck out-By Criffsu, O. BY Saunders s HONS
run-LansdeL Sacrifice hits-Van Houtsn Me5s. Fisher
EIine, Miller Stolen bases-Naun. Brennan. Lans1sls
Hsnnyberger Bruce t1 Hsarsey. Double play-Hearsey
to Heigs Hit BY pcher-By Saunders, 3 Wild pitch-s
Cfriffen. Passed bal-Van Clef- Tln1e-2lO- Umprs-~
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Home run-Suries- Three-caSs hit-Nau Week INo~
base ht-Van Week Stolen bases-Wesr Point. 4: Yale,
Z Left On bases-Vest Point. Yale = Double Daya
nd balIs-On Rose I; on DevOra,
2: off Mcneil. ou-By Rose, 8; BY Devore. u
by Mcneil g. Hit by pitchsr-By Devore, First hasa
on errors-west Point 3 Yale 8 Umpire-Nr- Bradlsya
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

FOURTH RACE-THE PATAPSCO sTEEPI.ECHAsE:
for four-year.ods and upward; 5000 added. About
Two miles. Start bad. Won driving. Time %
Winner. ch g. by knight OF the ThstIe-Zeriina
Owner. J. ". Colt.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
Closing

SIXTH RACE.-For three-year- and inward. s5oo
added. one mile sixty yards starr 600 IT,
easily Time. 1:45is Winner. b. C. bv KInIey MAJ
Janice Owner. F. Gardner - - N' -N@eA
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
BASEBALL NEWS AND NOTES.

Chicago, April 2s.-Word comes from Kansas city
that John King has received the following letter
from Chicago:
This is to notify you that you have been granted
indefinite leave Of absence by the Chicago Ma
tional League Baseball Club
CHARLES w MURPHY. President"
The letter evidently written for the purpose
of protecting the Chicago ball club from the effects
of the punishment which might be inflicted the
catcher if he failed to report to his team before
May !.
Chicago, April Esd Walsh the pitcher. who
has been holding out for higher salary. Will join
the White Sox. according to statement made to-
day by President Comiskey.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
LEHIeH. 8; LEBANON VALLEY 4
At Bethlehem. Penn

r =
1eifgh ....-:.-------.---o Z
Batteries-Besson, Bason and McMurtrie: TitteFsF
and r. Guyer.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Tor tIee-yeaE-olds and upward; $1,000 added. Six
winner 6r g, by OTnament-Oneck Queen. Owner
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

SECOND RACE-seIlng; for three-year-olds and up
ward: $500 added One mile. Start poor Won iriv-
Ing Time 1:41@s Winner, b. c. by AtheIIng-Pf-
griDage- Owner T. Clyde
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
PuLICO SUMMARIES.
Closing

FIRST RACE.-Selling; maiden twO-year-oids $500
furongs. Start fair Won driving.
Time, 0:49l5- Winner, b. G, by Galore-Busy Maid.
Owner, William Garth.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

Washington l o o o 0 o 1-3 .
Phiadephia mo / @ :
Batteries-Washi shineton. Groom and Street: PhiIa-
delpfa Vickers Coombs and Thomas. Umpires
nd TrrSt
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. 8: Jersey City. ?.
Toronto. 4; Baltimore. 3.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Neu York s. Boston. 8.
Brooklyn 6: Philadelphia. l.
Chicago, 6: Cincinnati s.
Sf. Louis. 8: PfttsburE, 2
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
COLUMBIA NINE CRIPPLED.

HaVerhi!l, 4; Worcester, l.
Lawrence, 4; Brockton /
INnn. 4. Fal River
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

AT JERSEY CITY r. II. f.
Jersey City.....1 1 O.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at New York.
Toronto Jersey City.
Rochester at Providence.
Montreal a Baltimore
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