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The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
TO PLAY TIGER FRESHMEN
Team Of Local Scholastic Players Il
Go to Princeton.
Leaves Friday Afternoon Under DR..
High school Athletics.

On Saturday OF this week. q ball team
composed Of players from the Central
Eastern and Western High, Friends
School, and Episcopal High School. OF
Alexandra, will go 10 Princeton. y.
J. where It viii tackle the strong
Princeton University freshman nine.
The team viii be sent at the expense
Of the Princeton University alumni asso-
citation CT this city. as has been the Gus
tom for a number Of years Edward
Brady. a weIl-known Princeton aIumnus
OF this city. put the matter OF the seiee-
tion OF a team up to Prof Emory W.
son, principal OF the Central High School
Of this city. Prof. Wilson is considered
an authority on the national game. is a
thirty-degree ball fan, and for this res-
son was chosen by the alumni association
Of this city to select a team tha; IN his
estimation viii win OF at least make a
creditable showing against the coIlegians
The elimination Of the Business and
Technical High players Is only due TO
the fact that these two teams clash in
a championship game next Friday. the
-e-tE SCI ANt- N--t " al1-a At4-E u TIC 4ULnA
scholastic team The elimination Of these
teams is sincerely regretted by those
in charge. as they include in their roster
several OF the best players in the high
schools. However, Prof Wilson is con-
fident that from the I've teams heretofore
mentioned he can pick a nine that viii
give any scholastic team IN this part OF
the country a run for their money
Although the roster has not been def
niteiy decided or. il is understood that
Gould Menefee. undoubtedly one Of the
best receivers developed In the hiEh
schools in years. viii act as captain.
Menefee Is an experienced ball PLAYER, and
is the only logical choice 10 hli the bill
Others who arG expected TO III positions
on the team are Rheem, OF the Central
High School: Whitney. or Martin. OF
Eastern High; RobesOn or Guy. OF West
ern High: ToIfOrd or Platt. Of Friends
School. and Pendleton. May. or Grant.
Of Episcopal High.
Mr.. Wilson. for various reasons, VIII be
unable % make the trip to Princeton
with the team. but has appointed Dr.
Phelps. prominent in high school ath-
letics. 10 take his place.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
DIAMOND PICK-UPS.

Nationals win another Huh,
Pin rose on George Mcbride. our
latest pinch hitter.
Washington and Philadelphia are now
tied Up for sixth place
And only one game behind Cleveland.
Watch Us pass the Maps.
St Louis gets eleven hits 10 Detroit 5
four, Yet the Tigers win. Can you beat
it,
Strange 10 relate. all the American
League winners yesterday made less hits
than the losers. How can you account
for It?
The American League can boast OF a
good umpire in Evans. They all miss
them, as they say IN baseball. but Evans
gets through a game with very little
trouble. He also has fine idea OF IN
forming the press If the batting order IS
shifted in any way
Brooklyn fans are in high glee because
the SUpeTbas are showing the way 70 the
Giants. It doesn't look Ike a real base
ball standing to see the Giants in the
cellar position. but when the cripples re-
turn there'n be a different tale 10 tell.
Among the college stars making a Iiv-
ing In the big show none IS faster than
Eddie Collins, who won his diamond
spurs at Columbia. Collins was picked Up
by Connie Mack in 1906. and the young
ster Is now a polished artist.
Joe Birmingham. the Cleveland out
fielder. has always been tOuted as one OF
the best felders in the business, particu-
laTly in the throwing end OF the game
The lament was that he could not hit
Joe seems TO have found himself IN that
end OF the game. as he is leading the
Cleveland team in hitting right now with
a percentage close up TO the 400 mark
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
PRESIDENT At GAME
Chief Executive Pays Respects
to Departmental League.
HITCHCOCK ALSO ATTENDS
Postmaster General Tosses Out First
Ball, and In Company with Com
naissionerS NaefarIand and West
Watches His Department Team Go
Down Before Commissioners Nine.

President Taft, Postmaster General
Hitchcock, and Commissioners West and
Macfsrland witnessed a poorly played
game on the White Lot E1lipse yesterday
afternoon between the Commissioners
and Post-ohce Department The former
team won easily by the score Of 1s TO &
The President arrived during the prog
by his military aid and a Secret Service
detective. He watched the game for
about ten minutes. and the characteristic
smile on his face indicated satisfaction.
This is probably the first tine in the his
tory Of amateur baseball n this city
that 8 President OF the United States has
honored a league BY his presence.
Postmaster General Hitchcock tossed
out the first ball, and, IN company with
the two District Commissioners, watched
the greater part Of the contest Whether
the lateness OF the hour or the game it.
self caused the notables to leave could
not be determined
There were few redeeming features
the excellent work OF Mooney. a new
conner IN local baseballdom, who caught
for the Commissioners, and connected for
three safeties, and the heavy batting OF
Lay also OF the winners. The pitchers
were as wild as Jack rabbits. and were
hit hard. The felders. considered the
pick Of local amateur talent, hardly lived
up 20 their regulations. However, the
season is young and the boys viii have
many chances 10 redeem themselves
Sro-e-
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'Batted for Barr IN the seventh.
fBatted for Oldring IN the ninth.
'Batted for Milan in the eighth.

aBetted Tor Milan II the eighth.
Philadelphia. 0 1 0 Q . 0 90
washington. 0 5 0 r.
Left or bases-PhiiadeIphia. y: Wash
ington. s. Bases on balls-Of Smith, &:
Of Plank, !. of Groom, / Struck out
BY Smith. 1: by Plank, 1. by Groom. /
Three-base hits-Davis. Collins. Two
base hillary. Sacrifice hitsStreet
Clymer. Stolen bases-Conroy, Smith,
Murphy %, Ganley Double play-Dele-
hanty &c Mcbride to Uuglaub Hit By
pitcher-By Plank. J. Cmpires-NesSrs.
Eean and Connolly Time Of game
hours and 3 minutes. Attendance. S.0l5.
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Norfolk IL Shut Ont.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 5.-Richmond found
Volz easy. and won the game. 10 o.
Temple relieved Volz at the beginning OF
the fourth inning Reveile was almost
unhitable. Norfolk getting but one man
as far as third base. Score:
R.H.E
Riehr,oad ..........-.. 8Ise0eO xSu
foIs.--.-.----.-.--. Q 0 0 0 0 90 2
Batterics-ReTeIle and Sssssitt: vo,z. Temple, and
NJ
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Aoiats------- ; ; = =
'Batted for Brown in the ninth.
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RESULTS my. NC. a. TOURNEY
Tennis Matches Result in Excellent
Competition Among Members.

Four matches in the preliminary round
Of the Y. n c. A Round Robin Tennis
Tournament were played on the associa-
ton courts 81 TweHty-hrst and B streets
yesterday afternoon.
All the matches were closely contested.
with that between Il J Gore and
George Chapman. the hardest fought.
Ezra Gould. the association champion IN
I9eS, has to hustle to beat l. Il. Oren
The tournament VIII continue until Deco
ration Day
The summaries Of Yesterdays play. A.
J. Gore defeated George Chapman, So
80, 64 6-4: ". F. Hobby defeated H G.
Bryan, 4-s 81 81: Ezra Gould defeated
L H Oren, So. 2-S, 81; c. F. Osborn
defeated A. G. Grinneli. 6-2, 7-9, 50 In
the first set between F. L Tarbox and 2.
S. Walk. Tarbox Won, 81 This match
will be completed Jo-morrow afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
VIRGINIA DEFEATS AMHERST.
bat Out victory In the
First Session.

Amherst. Mass, May 5-The University
Of Virginia defeated Amherst here to-day
by the score Of to l. Vernon, who
pitched for the home team. went up in
the air in the first inning. and allowed
the visitors four runs before he came
down After this Virginia did not have
chance 10 score.
Pickford who was first 70 bat, was
passed. HOnaker was safe on Vernon's
error. and a hit into center field by Dab
ney brought in two runs. Cabaniss then
sent a beautiful nit to right field. which
scored Dabney. Cabaniss scored on a
passed ball
Amhersts only run wa5 made in the
fourth on hit by Washourn, an out.
and hit BY Vernon. Score:
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Joe Canullon is delighted with the way
the shift he made has worked for the Ma
tionals one good shift deserves an
other. pipes Up an enthusiastic fan.
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ST. JOHNS PREPS, 8; LOGANS, 8.
Preparatory school Nine Takes An
other Close Game.

The St Johns College Preps yesterday
net the Logans for the second time. and
defeated them by the score OF 9 to S. In
the beginning Of the contest things looked
rather doubtful for the Props. They were
not playing in their usual form In the
third innings things took turn in their
favor Then they got together and began
to play in a manner that elected much
praise from the lookers-on. Cochran. the
new backstop FOR the Preps, looks good
Heley handled his many chances well.
The Logans have good inheld, and with
little team work would give the PrepS
a close game at any tine. Score:
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NJ. A. C. IS EASY FOR C. U.
with HessIer on the Slab BrOOkIand
COIIegians Win Easily.

Catholic University easily defeated
Maryland Agricultural College here to-
day, score 10 to ,
EIessler. who was on the mound for the
Catholic University nine. was in fine
form. and let the Aggies down with
three hits Besides his pitching. his home
run in the third inning with the bases
full, put the game on ice
The university lads started 10 score
IN the first round. and added five more
in the third In the last half Of the
third. Hessler was a little of color and
walked two batsmen- Saunders popped
one 10 right for three bases. clearing
the sacks, and he scored on Furniss'
single. This ended the scoring for the
Aggies. and they never again reached
third base
Catholic University, TO make sure OF
the game. added two mere in the ninth.
bringing the total 10 ten runs
The feature OF the game was the steady
work Of the Catholic University infield.
Sullivan at third. and Canale at first,
playing their bags IN great style, Canale
himself accepting twenty-one chances
without an error. Sore:
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CHICAGO CUBS WIN.
BunckeS Hits with Reds Errors in
Opening Game.

Chicago. May the Chicago Cubs won
the opening game Of the series with Gin
cinnat here this afternoon. by the score
% to . The Cubs punched hits with
the Reds errors and won easily The
national commission to-day announced
that Second Baseman Evers is ineligible
10 play because OF failure to sign his
contract before May /
The Cubs to-day secured Pitcher Hig-
ginbotham from the St Louis Cardinals.
az the waiver price OF g. 90. Score.
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ST. PAUL DEFEATS LANGD0N.
Take Exciting Game from Subur-
baniteS by score OF TO 8.

St Paul won an exciting contest from
Langdon, in the Sunday School League.
yesterday by the score Of S TO s
While A. Cruickssnks famed six men
and twirled good, consistent ball. the er-
roTs OF his team mates were particularly
costly. and his team got the snort end
OF the score. Besides his good work on
the mound, Cruicksanks made three hits,
leading his side and making the record
for the game One OF his biagles was
a two-sacker, and all OF them aided in
rhe scorine S-ore-
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Lcst OF bases-Coz1issio1eTs. 6; Post-cf.cs l.
First base OF haIls-of Bzrch. 4 &C Hsrin-. }; q
Ken. Innings pifched-By Hzring. ;; by ken, )
Hits 1sde-O1 HSTirg. 3: C1 KeTr. 8. Strzcz OFT
By BurCh. {; - ken. ! Th-e>hass hir-HuTiey.
TEo-base hits-Lsy % Mooney -. Sz1ifcs hit
HSniiboe. Stolen bsses-0--isou Hurley. Far. HIT
b. pitcleT-By Hzrirg. !; by BsTch. ; Wild p5.eAes
-Har1ng :: Burch / Passed beIl-Noo1ey. Tn
pi-e-1lr- BettS Tine Of gzne-2 houz
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'Gllbert out; bit b batted bal.
Red Athletic Cl16......... 9Ieeeo IL
Wo9db1rn ..---------.O 0 0 0 Il
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ENGINEERS WIN EASY GAME.
Spread Eagle Fort Myer Nine by
Score OF I6 to =.

The Engineers baseball club journeyed
over TO Fort Myer yesterday and trimmed
the Gunners 70 the tune OF Is 10 ,
They just spread eagied the battery
boys. They hit the pride OF Fort Myer
az opportune times and simply rcmped
away With the game
Howard was on the slab for the dig
gers, and pitched one OF his sensational
games. Krum was tried out back Of the
bat and surprised even his own team
mates by the way be handled Howard's
delivery Score:
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With the amateur league games going
full blast and the Eagles Fair. Washing
ton folk have little to kick about for ex-
citement
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Rune made hy-Pickford. Honzker. Dahney. Ca
Saniss. and WashhEiT1- stolen bases-CabaHiss. Nc
ClIre Taylor. Hcnry Washrurn. Pcunock ~. and
Vernon Bases en- tafis-Os Whitmsr A. "A Yer
f.c- / Struck cgst-By WhitusT. ): hy Vernon. &
Sacrifice hits - Pickfcrl and Nhitmer- Hit b.
pitched ball-Pickfcrd and Mcclure. Wild pi;csl-
Venom Passed bzIs-HcrrY %. Umpire - Mr.
Foley. Tine of game heurs and % minutes
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NcBride's Hit Responsible
for Athletics Defeat.
SMITH LASTS SIX INNINGS
Elongated One Is Complete Puzzle
Until Seventh Session. when Ath-
Ietics Land on His Delivery for
Total of Three Runs-ReIIeved by
Groom. Who Does Well.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, 4; Philadelphia, ;.
Chicago. 81 Cleveland, 5.
New York, ?; Boston, o.
Detroit, ,; st. Louis, L.
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Totals -. sOz /

Tro-base hits-L1sh g. Three-base hits-Hrls-
witt Miller stolen bascs-ByTue. Charles Bar
beau. Wag,cr. Ahtcin- Sacrifice hits-Ctsrlos
Csr-1itz. ClarAe Wagner. Double pisys-BsrbSau 70
Ahstein. Wilson 20 Miller: Charles 70 Ko1ey Bases
ou bails-OF Csnuitz. .: Of Lush /, N PHILIPPE /
Struck out-By PHILIPPE. /. by Lush. l. Hit b.
ritChcr-By Na6dCx. . Tnri7es-Messrs- Kane and
Klein Tine Of gzmc-2 hoslrs and minutes At
tsniznce s5l5
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FIrSt base cl balls-O1 Forster. L StrscS cut
b Howard. 70: by FOTTiSteT. L Hone r1D-For~
risrsr 1h-rsbass hits-Colins Nerss Howard arrh
WIde 7 each. TEo-hsse hits-Rockwsu 70. Nsnes
O. Trlpp o. Hass %. kron % s1d Howard ID
Ss,-iice nits-Collins Neues- and Has ! each
stolen tascs-Collins ~ TripP %. Sapp O.. and
Howard u}. Wild plschss-FoTTssteT, Tine o.
Ezme-3 hours
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CANES TO-DAY.

Capital City Leasue-st STEPHENS vs. G.
=. o.
Departmental League-Iutsriof u. War and
Agriculture IS. Navy.
SUNDAY School Lezgae-Ninth IS. Peck
Marquette Lezsue-Colnmbia. "a. - St
Martin.
Irderendsnce Lesgae-AdEsnt Is Twiring.
R.R.Y.M. c. 4. Leags-TTziumsn Ts.
Union station.
Suburban League-woodbun Ts. FetTorth.
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Earned runs-St. Johns PTsps. /; Lcgsns. 5 LIFT
on bases-St. Johns Preps .; Lcgzus. ; First
gTue. J. Innings pitchcd-BF Moran. :: b.. Uanholz.
T. by ShCCue J Stn1Ck ouf-By Moran T. b
Umholz ?; ny S5ugTue 2 Home un-Cissel Three
base hit-AIcfiu:rs. Two-base hii-Heiey. Stolen
hsses-Dr=Ty %. Barnes %, Collins Shusr1e o..
PiHitt- UEapire-3ir- Sierk- Tine q gsme-l hour
and % minutes
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Two-haSs hits Speaker Sazifce hits - Speaker
Cree p. Lord. and KeeleT. stolen bases-Cres q.
Struck ogt-By Brockett, I; By ArellaneS, L Double
play-WagDT 70 Mcconnell to StahL Ht b
pltcher--By Brockett L Wild pitch-Brockett
Left bases-New York /: Boston s Umpirrs-
Messrs- Hurst and Evans Tine q gz1ne-I hour
and 2 minutes. Attendance-7.1oo
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BLANKS FOR PENSION OFFICE.
OTerUheim Govern
ment Boys TO the Tune OF II 10 o.

Tanglewood administered q coat OF
whitewash 10 the Pension once niae, IN
the Marquette League, yesterdsy-u 70
0-and ss q consequence Commissioner oS
Pensions Warner has several men 10 add
to the disability roll to-day.
Barnes was given poor support. and. be
sides. was batted freely. while WIlhoite.
for the Tsnglewood aggregation. famed
nine batters and allowed but three hits.
the Pensioners never having q look-in
WOertendyke played a sOod game in
center field for the losers. while the bat
ting Of Harvsycutter was OF more than
avara ga vr-orrI C0o-o-
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Columbia beaten by Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass. May 5.-columbia
lost TO Harvard here in Lacrosse this
afternoon by the score Of ; to 2. Har-
wards victory makes her one Of the for
nsidables contestants for the championship
O The Interc0legiate League.
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Left on bases-Baltiniore and Ohio. 2 First base
On bails-Or GTsham. >: OF Risdon. l. struck out
By Granam :; ny Risdon. 70 Th-ee-bszs hit-Ris-
don Double plzys-Pcaks 70 Fisher; Val 10 Fisher
Hit b pitche--By Graham, / Passed bals-AIor-
rs. ;: Wall L Umrire-1Ir. Flynn. Time q. azme
- hour ard minutes
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Friends, Second Team win.

The Friends second team defeated the
Preston team. Is 10 !. in a weli-played
game on the Monument Lot The features
we're the all-round playing OF Tolford.
for the winners. and Wilmer and Lee, for
the losers The Preston's first team
pitcher pitched for them.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-06
HYATTSvIILE WINS OPENER.
Takes Brentwood Team Into Camp
by Score of : TO 2.


Hyattsville. Nd, Nay 5-The baseball
season was formally opened in Hyatts-
vile to-day, when the locals defeated
Brentwood, OF the Prince George County
League. by the score Of S 10 , Brent
wood was crippled by the absence OF sew
eral regular players. Payne. pitching for
the visitors, was touched up for eleven
safetieS. MalOney sTattiRg il in safe
territory every time up Andy Leak
ms speed bafied the District Line boys,
and they connected but three times safely.
Acres. at third for the visitors, played a
star game Herrins's base running for
the home team was fine Score:
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TwO-bsse hits-Tinkcr Mitchell. Chance. and I'm
me-man- Sacrifice hits-Lobert t2). Sacrifice fys-
Steufeldt 81. Stolen hnse-Steiufeldt. Struck ont;
b Gasper. !; by Overall 4. BASES On balls-OE
Overall. ; Left on baSss-Chiczso I; Cincinnati s.
En b p5tchsr-By Overall / Umpircs-Messrs
O'Dsy and Ernslie. Time of ga-e-l hour and IS
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CHICAGO BEATS CLEVELAND.
Takes Advantage of Errors and
OvercOmes Early Lead.

Cleveland, May 5.-After taking an ear
ly lead Cleveland lost 10 Chicago by 6
to 3 today, errors behind Wright being
responsible 4 double squeeze IN the
eighth won the game for the Sox Atz
bunted as Hahn ran for the plate, and
Isbell crossed oa the play to get Atz at
first, Cravath also scoring when St0vau
threw wild on the return 70 the plate
Owen had scored before this play on
single Score:
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CATCHER BREAKS NOSE.
B. & o. Team TrOunces Southern
Railway, to ?.

B. & o. defeated the Southern Railway
team in the Railroad Y NJ G A. League
yesterday by the score Of TO .
The winners started strong, sweeping
the Southerners OF their feet and annex
ing four runs IN the first inning.
Graham pitched good game, and was
effective throughout, allowing but two
hits
An accident happened in the sixth in
ming, Wall, the B. & o catcher. sustain
ing a fractured nose, which VIII keep
hin out Of the game for some time.
Score:
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Pittsburg. Pa May 5.-with the great

Pittsburg. Pa. May 5-with the great
pitching OF Philippe. who appears to have
his 1895 form, the Pittsbargs
beat St. Louis to-day. and went into first
place IN the National League race. St.
Louis looked dangerous in the ninth.
when. with two out and three on bases,
came up. but Philippi struck
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TWo-bass EiJs-LSjoie PeTinz. Bradley. Atz
Three-bass hit-Hinchnan. Sacrifice hits-Altizer
-. At Stolen nases-Hshn. StoraI Rases on
haIls-Of Wright. ;; Of Owen 2 Left OF hases-
Clevelzrd. :. Chicago. 3 Struck out-By Wright I /.
by owen. . Do1b,e play-Ps-rirs 10 Lajoie 70
StOEan. Tupires-1fessrs- Kern and Sheridan.
Tine Ct same-I' hour and 20 minutss- Attendance.
$50
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Tzo-base hits-Cobb, Williams Wallace Sacrifice
hits-aartzcI Ferris. Double plsy-Speer 20 Breck-
endOrf % Rossman- Stolen bases Stone. MeIntyre
Bass On baIls-0f STzrr, !; oE Grshsm, J. strsek
out-By Graham. :; b spce-. Q Left on bases-
S. Louis. Il; Detroit Umpires-9iCSSrS. O'L0Ugh-
lin and Perrne. Tine q gsme-9 hUurs-
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No. utn. AZ Tapnf.

Annapolis, May 5.--The Naval Academy
won from Dickinson at tennis this after
noon. taking all three Of the matches il
singles A match in doubles was called
when each side had won set
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average worth. Score:

Left On bsses-TsngleEooS- D; Pension OeEos s
Fl-St haze On baTS-O1 Bzrnes. T. OF WlIh0irE. 1
Struck our-By BzTnes g. by WiIhoite. g Three-
base hits-Ez7Ts5CutceT. Hunter. Wihoite. Tso-bzss
hit-W WhitsnzrSh- Stolen bases-Leahzy BAN " hite-
marsh c. Fox Hunter. HarTeycut1sr. GTe1feiL bit
By p5tchs--By Barnes. l; by WiIh0ite. !. UmpiTe-
Air. Myers Tine Of gzneI hour and g minutes.
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by Hudgins. z: b Baden. Il. Txo-basc bit-
Jones sacridce hit-J. Hiser. Stolen basss-Rus-
sell. Frazer. Flynn. Causey. and Hoover. Doubie
play-Flyn1 10 Frazier. UmDiFe-afr. Newman.
Tins & Eazse-l aoz- and 70 minutes.
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Let on bSssS-Ess-eTn- ? western :. t1rsr base
on baIs-Of Upton. }. of r Whitney. ) Struck
out-By Whitaey. IS; By Upton. z Three-base Eif-
Guy. Sacrifice hit-R. Whitney. Stolen hases-Ls-
lzn6. Vs-ela Lizo1. Martin %. Meyers. DCube
plsys-Store 70 Guy Wild pitch-R- Whltncy-
Passed hsIls-Nartin. 7. Howard Uuuire-M-.
Meyers TINE Of gsne-2 hours and l5 minutes
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BEAT THE PHILLIEs.
BrOOkIyns Bat Moore Out of Box
and Take Game.

New York. May 5-The BrooklyDs
stopped the high flying PhiIlies to-day.
Moore was batted out Of the box, and by
the time the Brooklyns eased up they had
Score.
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a. 8 \. Prep. Win Aim

In a loosely PLAYED game on the Ken
sington campus yesterday afternoon. TIE
Army and Navy Preps defeated the Ken
sington n c. team by Il te
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LehsSh sephs Win.

Bethlehem. Pa. May SIN the inter
class and field nee: at Lehigh to-day, the
scphomores won by a good margin The
scores sophomoTes 81 points; seniors %;
juniors. p; freshmen. 12
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Owing to limited space. it has been de-
cided to print CentraTs Assistant Mana
ger Morselrs opinion Of the Business High
team on page No. Of the Bill Bailey
column.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond Wins and Holds Lead.
Lynchburg Loses

SDING oF LIE TEsars
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WOODBURY. DEFEATS REED A. C.
Pitchers in Excellent Form and In
tereStInE Game Results.

In an exciting game in the Suburban
League yesterday afternoon the Wood
burn nine defeated the Reed A C. by
the score OF I 10 3
The game was the fastest yet played
in the league. and it required but one
hour and ten minutes to play It.
Hudgins and Bladen, the opposing
pitchers. we're in great form, the former
tanning twelve men, while the latter
made eleven take healthy swings. Score: