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MOORE OUTPOINTS WALSH.
Young PuEIIIst shows Great Perm ID
Ten Round bent

Pal Moore. the remarkable seventeen
wear old pugili-t. added 10 hia reputation
last night. when he handed trimming Ia
Jimmy Walsh % Boston Ia = gr,Ieiling ten
round hattie al the Empire \ 4 IN Harlem
The bov- met AZ catch weights instead
Of ~ the bantam weight limit and q crowd
OF nearly 4OO lWht fans went vito over
the encounter Walsh - the American
bantam weight champion. AMI after the
boat he SAID he wanted another match
az iis pounds. The weight limit IN that class
Moore showed superior class not only in
ring s"ience. hut IN all around fighting
A. long range he ont bOxed Walsh And a.
close quarters he showed greater strength
and ar'urscv IN delivering his punches
Walsh had plenty Of aggTe~~tVene~- and Nas
willing To mix y all the say. but ne WaE
forced - dc : lot 81 e!iachsas :. critical
moments In the second round walsh's
i..u eve Na- cut, hut he returned the com
81 .nsnt ia the nfth. the blood pouring from
a cash over MOore's nose Moore's bert
Sork Gas. done in tho siylh POUND. when
and had the Boston hoy very tired Naeh
Was taken ~ after the bout. but % Nne nos
serious and he was applauded whom he left
Moor. BEGAN ne asht BY Ysins a long
tered heavily They landed hand swings
in several exchanges. but Moore did she
forcing and had the first round Moore
NNNauu0
round and with a cOrkinR right hand swing
he split the corner 81 Walsh'a left eve
Walsh, however. mixed " and with q ssni-
AR blow he made Pals optic swell and
bleed 4 left hook ON the Jaw made Walsh
take the defensive near the bell. With Moore
having the round
Moore had the third round too. Ne
made Walsh clinch when he reached the iaW
With q solid right and then forced him 20 the
ropea Walsh rallied and landed several
air. iolta but Moore had him on the defen-
siva when time was ZAP.
The fourth was even. Moore had the
better OF the first half % the NTH round
but In herce mix toward tho end Walsh
landed a great smash bse Neen tho eyes that
drew the crimson fluid. in the sixth Moore
punched Walsh with right and left and .
auirk ending seemed lnminsnt.
Moore dst real Gghttng IN the seventh
and had the round. though Walsh foughe
Eamrly al the way, The latter's mouth
was bleeding when he vent 70 hts cornsT
Walsh rallied In the eighth and GOT an SVa1
break The boston pugiltst improVsd
enough In the ninth 70 have that round bY
q shade.
Walsh drank a Riass Of champagno BE-
fore be came up foT the last round and he
% hShilns and miEed Il hotlY. Az q Esaqll
they fought in = half cllnnh all over the
ring With tho crowd y sn uproSr. Aoqfs
had the round by q slight margin. Walsh
doubled no in HE corner when he ant down
and u Vas several minutes befOro he re-
covered from a sudden nt Of sicknsas-
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HIRVARD OiRswEN WIN.
FInI.h Three Lrn&ihs IN Yrsat sf naval
AcadeniI Grew.

ANNsPntIs. Md. April - Harvard won
from th. Naval Academy In q two mile boat
rars on the severn This afternoon nv q little
les than three lengths. the winning time
being ~ minutes and ~ seconds The
mtd-hipmen. Who rowed Dlucky rac-
against superior weight and strength. fin
ished IN u minutes and g seconds For
the nrst mile there "a. no p-rreptibse ad
vantage, but from that point 10 the nnish
the tremendous power IN the Harvard boat.
a. we'll a. their excellent Watem anshtp.
was plainly manifest and the visItors' bow
gradually forced itself 10 the front
~ mile sud q quarter Harvard had
secured q lengths lead and added another
in the NEXT half mile. 10 the finishing
quarter Of a mile the arnbvidse men kep,
gaining and a. me finish there vas shout
tao lengths Of clear water between the
boats cutter. the Harvard stroke. pulled
a .p,endid race and wss backed no In great
STYLE ny all the Harvard oarssnen.
and secured lead Of q r.. feet, Witch they
held for shout . hundred y.rds. ~ that
point he h. 1s 'S. oS 90. ned fsr MI, ~
during whbrh the contest vas . sDlsndtd one
won't hsr NIL" from the Starting peln,
~ ,,S ccyrsS and ~bsn 4 resslnsd lie pIscs
the HARVARD boat YES a feS yards 70 ihs
good, The dI-'ancs s sS sssdiy Isscep,l-
S.s:.h Cd sSd i6sS 4 became svIdsss SSs, iss
mIdshipmen bad sone % the l0mk q teelr
siTsnsih n ordsT 70 VIZ 1R With ia, .h. r.
70 AVID two lengsha In the lead harvard
rSIaed 10 stroke from ~ 20 q minute. II
1hIrh Il row~d most 81 tsa rare. TO ~ and
began 20 pull awav.
The midshlpnsen sieyied ~ ahenf q and
We~ns Who has had little egDerience a.
an oarsmsn. .pullsd 2 credttasbe raci. but
there wna dt@ttnct Drean ~ We ..rone ~
~ rowina in the Navy boat lees smooth
than u should 10.
The crews
tt.r,1,td yyhttRey hos. Sergeant 2: RAIch. 4
Hooper. :. Barou. ;. Newton. .. Nsia. T. Cutier
sfrake: King. rnnsgaln
fo61s1n J. LI0ftin Nerring. :. King. q kenor
I Weems. stroAe Williams. coHsWain.
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Nsw vork ~ ~. = BOSTON ~ -.
NmuHed ~ by Devore and tempest O,ls
,hrov hy Doyle came near upsstt ing the
Cant. IN tho ninth inning Of yesterday
sne 81 the Polo Grounds. The Bo~tonr
hadn been in striking distance up to that
time hut they made two runs ON the errors
IN the ninth. and for q moment h looked
a. Il The capital pitching that had been
done on the New York side would be thrown
s-av chief Meyers then squeezed q
seeplihg hoist Of Martel's making aud tho
GnB's had won BY the nsFrowss, Of margins.
Ruhs Marqnsrd. Who blinded the Bosions
9Th hi- speed and WAS ahSwtng the best
form he has shown since Joining his fortunes
9TH McGraw. vas hurt In the sixth inning
ana he hack of q fellow PLAYER served a.
On ambulance to take him to the clubhouse
Thunder bolts out Of clear skies are every
day occurrences to the too base hh the
!,S'S iSnins sinsis. 81 he RSse a.. n r. are
enough. We Aid into eecond and hurt his
snke Ne arose hObhling and vaa hurt
fs S pr'cssr osit q Aa IsmSSra Hsy
haIhsssoa wsna homo With . cold,
The came vas unlntsrestinE for the most
nsuEuraiedN the Polo. Grounds season %
hssns Igns Hs P1f hi into az new right
the second. herzog, Sweeney and Martei
"a sed a~ay helDlesaly at the nov you see
them aud now you don't burning offerings
Of Narqnard. AZ Meyers had twelve put
outs. the VI and " battery was right bu-ily
engaged.
The fourth inning WAS enlivened by q
souple Of incidents. Shean singled for
Boston and hts steal vas succe~sfuI because
Movers threw 60 centre held. shean kept
90 10 third. toward third rather. for Sey-
mnur made . Inc throw and headed hsFn
on In the second half Murray Was trapped
On FIRST by throw from Graham. kmsiies
pronouRcemeas that MURRAY Nss out
nf0uRhi trowns. Fe-t lculattOns and words
from Mctiraw. objections from Murray and
strange sounds from the fans. among which
an appella ton gs-embllng -robber'' smOte
Iurfs's hit IN the NTH inning WAS . huke
Aerkle fumbied. bat had any body covered
hrst he would have thrown Curtis or
kchssfer TOOK MarQuaTd's place ~ second
"a the eixth. Der0ge zacrtnced curtis
pA@aed Doyle And Murray's ~ 10 Beck
= ored eohaefer. Seymour walked. and
HtdNehs tao hagxer scored Doyle
Lheas began the ninth by striking out
neVoro dropped Becks ~ gracefully
shean pun6 he'd single 10 lef' and hi'
hatsnan put Heryog On first and filled the
haaes. Sweeney grounded TO Doyle, who
i.lmb l9d. but stepped On -ecOnd and forced
Her1oG. Beck scored on the ola v. and " hen
noy!e say shean pounding for the plate
- 'Doyye1 winged the bail IN over aleyer-'s
b~ad MaTtel's high nv NARROWED sN eeney
On secOmd. The score
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CROSS DEFEATS HYLtND.
''E,shssag D,ek" No Match Ter the Ea.'
side Demlass.


leach Gross. the Fast side dentist. de.
fsafed Fighting Dick Hvland la-t night
IN q ten round bout which went the limit
aI the National sporting Club In West
Forty fourth street Gross Outpointed Ny
land IN every round and landed nPpercui-
and swings which made the Californian
s sssS round Ss ssSs II S srISas uppsrs%'
Witch sent HylRDd TO the noor. nyiand
came up EFoEgy and held on until the bell
IN Last nIght's battle HyIand forced
VASE Ss sidsr YES 100 sSifiy and cisver and
S SSsS H1sSS lowed ssrs 20 sAs shs rons.
S Ri I made sSs csiioralsS S.eS 10. n Jaw
... ., s@s sss 1870 Ss and he myina so%
his isSt ON tho. jaw N the THIRD round and
ss1 S %Is sST" Is,s sSins y" cross, jaw
shs IsTr'e snS sfi h rOT nd. ~, HyIe 40.
him. ne bsatins that Hyland was ret
tug S1e &C % s S Gl e t ,ss ~.
rams md Isit sviass on the law.
49, ne 's x: aa S GnS *. ss
sS he ninth Cross ssnt p rs SpPsrsus 1hisS
TNS tenth round ended Win croas ssnding
In right and lsft On Hyisnd's Jaw end bead.
OsnrOsa anA Knufulnsa GO alx nsusSls.
PFTTsuURo. ApTil Am stake my life
thar this hshe h On ehs aquRre." sbouesa
PhilndelDhln Jack OTBrten from . clinch
over the shoulder % Al KaufmanR IN ths
second round % taeir six round mil o.
Sss,sn ~ ~ tbs fgkssgs Wien C,'bri@I
1Iads hla aaaereion. There Iaa on lletle
aeuha fro@ hat time that thf NAL wna or
M4ulnAnn he'd ehe RhilndRlphla eghteI
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New Vera. 0: PhIladelphlA. o.
Isostsn. IN; WashIagiSa. ..
Detroit, o: CleVeland. %.
-. I.suls. q: ChIca8s. 0.
xKw ronH "a. ~. /; rurLApELrHI. "a ~

Nav TORE "a -, I: PHILADELPHIA "a L-'.O
PuII.ADELPRIA. April q The Athletics
faced . new one to American League so
ciety to-day In q small bat husky LOOKING
'wirier In the person Of Ford who did
effective work with a zpitball and gave
the Mack men their first shu'Out Of the
season. Five hits. widely scattered. vas
the best the Athletics COuld get. In only
one innlng did they have q chance to score.
that being the ninth. and then Harry Davis
wound up by striking out while Oldrins
was husginE third and Collins second
Morgan held the HiEhIanders to i've hits.
scattered In just - many innings ~ ford
hold the Athletics 90. but a little instie hall
playing coupled with fast work ON the
bases gave the New Works the all poSeIful
run In he opening round. Thew had other
chanees to tally. many more than did me
Athletics. but Morgan Invariably frightened
After Hemphill had skIed 10 Oldring IN
the Hrst wOltsT doubled down the left hs.d
foul line. With Chase no wOlter stole
sts sHs the s. es T Tor 20
* SsiFs. -ss S S:. Up SSa OSsS
s SS.s and SAG % ssSsss % nr. 'G
AaStns a sh;nc: 20 bead on wol.er era, ss he
walked. but vss QUICKLY nailed when iiv-
lnest one made q perfect toss 70 collins
the fe urth. sixth. seventh aud ninth. that
n dangerous at least for scoring run,
bus Morgan eeca ped every threateuinG rally
Of the New loTksru by snective tWtriing
vi hen mon were on the hasos.
The ninth was the only inning In which
the Mack men had any chance Of scoring.
In hat inning the ONLY excitement from =
local standpoint was worked up when
after Ilartasl had famed Oldrtng heat OFT
q wicked hh to Austin and rsarhed second
runners advanced q bag whom Baker
grounded 20 Chase. This brought 40 DAVIS,
who had fauned three previous times.
hit would have won tho game, but Ford
proved his mettls im The fare OF the crowds
wells by axa IN tanning Harry The score
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PUTTING IT TP To KLTNG.
Catehep Must RrpSvt 90 Monday ~ Ne
auMPeaaed f0g . Year.

CLEVELAND. Aprii 7i.-GaFry Hermann.
prssldeat % the National Commission. TO-
dav Wired Catcher johnny King. In Kansas
Cay. 60 report to the Chicago Cubs BY
Monday of NEXT week under penalty Of
stiauanaIon for One year. Hegrmnnn signed
10 The teleRram also the name Of President
fvnOh Of the Nstional League, second
SVlsmbeT % the commission. Han Johnson
having declined to have . hand In the King
omaR.
The order follows Lypeh's protest against
WiinWs announced Intention 90 s5ssusi
1STe week on the vaudeville staRe TO earn
tire aT0O ane the commission imposed. The
order cuts down by one week tho period
M whIch haaeball law permits q player -
remain abaent from hts team without
FORGETTING eligibility for the season.
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totAs N - "a o. Totals. . 20 sT >
aieea ios CSlllas n the ninth inning
SsE Yors Il 90 % . =
Puns- Bc-tos- Berk. Sbean. New York
poy'e I. Srhsst.T FiTs, bose 90 errorN Boston.
- % urls ~ Ss a SS.S F dT Ma s:1
suard ;. SIraick oat-By CARTS. :. BY BrOsn.
3 AaFrgsEa. Z ~ SIsndsIl. :. Home run
saeriAss hits- collins. Deyor-. saerincr IS
hurray Stolea hases- mean. Curtis. Passed
a. se'sr., ~ ~ P.tchsraasy C.Tt,s ,Nur
y .is tnninEs; on Brown. / IN tue laaInEs. %
sAIaaard ~ sia innings; OF Crandan. In
snp.u -gnsiis. lime hour and s. minutes
'HrlspErrHIA -. H.. a. BHooKLvN. %
lev Moron wa- a double menace to tr.
Er"osIvns ~ Washington Park yesterday
No pitched them out minus a run. and hi-
SINCERE sWat Of the ball counted most
~ ire solitary tally the Philli~- made He
punished ne leather for = three bnREer
- ne m "a inning There Wa- ons out
o. 80 'n". and - the game VA ~sriN
a." srooklyns didn't mskr = play on Moron
uh"n Itu- rolled IN i9ieidsr Rround-r
1h- Rrook'vn- centred their attention on
Tt. and 'oilAr"d him st nrsr bat Moren
W. sl'F h"m" on the play lhsf run
OslOre he game vas oV"I was Of nouu-
IN. Br.okivn- played pretty good hall.
enough lo-.ns ball Both -ides fcid-d
'uartlv for that matter. hut on the o1enc'.
Les They rara close 70 scoring several
DiN"v times aide the I.rOoklyns Odd not
- a." brooslyn hits we're both doubles
Nlr"h Avn" NOR" enectiv" the few
h. ksld m" whip hard all the time
n" s.ors
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:s g. Ms.ssT " 10, he NM ,rSnS ;nn 1nnr

shattsd foF Walker Va me Serond inning
Matted for Groom In thu nihth inning
WashlBRton ..... n q n :
Boaton o ~
Runs Nashing toa Gessler. MrBride street
nosaon- nrCuaneil. (. Spesker. Stahi Hooper
CnTrtRan. 2 kArGcT. ftrst base On erTors hOstSn,
n WaantnGton, Left On bases hosioa, Wash
fnatnn. g. FIRST bsse balls on kArger 4
OH0Toom. 4 S,TlrE out ~ kArgrr 3 BY Groom,
Home runs kAEaer. Stahl. CarrtGan. Three
aa.s hlt.-N aRneT. kilnfer. Gessist Saeuncr
hlls- kArgcS. Hooper stolen base- Mcconnell
SpeakrF Nchasfer thoubie plays i4rtNelt aud
ssT~st. Wagner. Mcconnell And ~tAhi Hit b,
pitcher ~ Walker thoCoaneib, by kargrr
Milan Wild pitch Groom Passed ball street
t'mpirra- CsanOIy and plne-u TiH- hour
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AMONG THE AUTOMODILISTS
BROOKLTNITES TO SEE PIC
RES o. TTRE NAMING.
eng ssIaRd Aatsm0btie CIub AFvonges
tor NstI@n Views 90 nubOcr GaeRcr-
ting aud Manufacture Meter maclng
Association Neaabership IN eeedsn no

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.Is.. - -, ,h.. .,.r.. An ,hs r,,hl.v
$1,000 y, 1,..,I, -, ,hs. s,.,,,,h Am.rIcan
,1.,,I..,. -, ,n. .,,,,I. r,,hI,., Thsr.
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,....--... a. n,,IIa an a,,,ou,ohila ,ir.
H,',..,, '.,,n az. ,.,,,,is r,hh.r ard work lns
IS -. s,,,.h.t ,'r,,t,,c, N.rh.r. IN
the club will ~ permitted to bring their
friends TO aee the pictures
-
4 y NvckOT. president ot the Motor
"a IN. ".,', .,...,., 80 A.. .,,,,c~~-
hhn-r" ss Erea'', s-'- ~ S...',s-
~ the new ruv cluOhou~s OF the 0r9anWs-
ton More than two hundred automobile
,acing enthusiasts have become associate
members Of the association and are using
the clubhouse a. d"' Ne-t ivy .e'kn'n
rect. The lOca! dealers have welcomed
the clubhouse idsa and some Of the concerns
Dsrship li-t.
Representatives Of nineteen PhilAdsIphia
dealers handling cars produced under the
S..Isi~u patent held another meeting ysster.
dsv Alternoon 70 'Alk over plan. ,or ,ns
formation OF ne llcehsru Ah'othoU"eure'e'
a@sOc TAT Ion In that city. J. \. Ntsfer OF
the Fillmore agency was made perm ARenI
chairnah and >. u. be1k' secIs's'y oI ,ns
PhliaheiphtA hn"mo""s I'aSs
tion. Was elected permanent secrefary.
Chairman Wistsr appointed a COMMITTEES
-, g.. ,',.',,,,,.,- -, ,rr.nS. for a n.y,na nan,
orvsr,,.,,on and make nomins,Ions for
officers. The men present at the meeting
represented agents or branch houses for
ne .ale OF me 'onoSnk ~ 49,.
Ierfle-r' NAusS' s y, - 80 ~
Steatn5, tIloIe I"xies; II y s,i,s III III
%s@: a.n i;urrss stoddsTd Dayton. toaT,sf
sinde6aLsT, White. wintOn. rslmsr-''nser
and 'hSin"rs
u Al .r,u Al, ,.DIa ,,,o
into the HI.sis.lppi Delta region brou sst
ne ,'llanrn pa,hnndas a., ~ ~" hss,s
Dank OF .hs nNet ,.S - hnSa
Terry Is ta"S ,I,t,. nm iron M.mnh,. ,oos
the he ers~ Of The chalmers thirty into ceun.
try where ther. are two blacks 70 one shI,s
Ihs ens .. , III =, un,nySss In .,s.,,.
S wslTn ss,s clans for the GiiSSsa run N
in Helena, where : ;Novsment q afOct 70
OPEN the STATE % ArhAnsss ~ mp.or Iour-
!ns ~ tns sii u, "a ,raa..a 49,,
I Ihs ~ 1.lrs. hx aeIsSsiIon from IN
sHsssess Men, isas,s o. .n s p' =; ssd
VII % shorn me i09.g I .,,o.n "sII l als
k9cE oy osn.r ,..eSa 80, hSce
after which the car vii push on 20 Dallas.
sS,.er sSS..%A Rv; % ne so T.
cssi,on - s,,cc~saSd IN ssrSi@Sssn,nS on,
the tangie thoA NnrnAAengu Nun SUCCESS OF
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SaSrince HslIy I.o base SIss9Esily, s ii
Double pl.y-P atiee. Helly and GanssL Struck
base On hsll..Oa McGinniy. !; % Mcconeel
y Hn By pitcher-Hy Mcdonnell uoudsa ana
Zimmerman tmpsres-0yron and namgan.
Hive hour and % minutes
MONTREAL .: JHRnRT ctTT. I.
Defeat 70 the Skeetsra MARRIED an OthsrWtas
auspicious opening Of the Raaeern LFngue season
In JerScy City yesterday. fully 100 fans cit
ne.-ing me doNatan q lecs Rysas squat 10
West Nde Park. Victory for the visitors
the result Of an accident IN the ninth inning
when. following . htt by kommers with The
score lied and one out ciement and hoeIler
cohdet In centre ned while plsyinR for CockiIi's
long ny, Moeiler being knocked unconscious
got In the run required 10 nail the decixion
Mayor Miitpen OF Jersey Ctsy tossed the ball into
play. ThR aa-nrn.
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re,al. - sa.i

Iotais... - a = q
Cincinnati. .............O % % II
Chicago. .......'..,.s o % =
hnns -Ctncinnau Mitchell. Chloags- EyerN
Two base hits EVerN StslnfeldL Sacrihcs hits
R, schS.'e' : hro~n stolen essss- D?sney
O1t ~ hIgup. a by Ceysleakie. = first base
on hais oe brown. % cpvalgakle S. Double
"a bases Chicago. A CtncinnaM T. Paassa bali
NcLean Cmpires- Johnstons aud Moran.
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I.ouan . TaIe'. Bassban captain.

Nav HAYES. April 7I-Waltsr Beth
Logan. Jr. has been elected captain NJ the
Vale varsity baseball team. The re-iEna-
ton ~ g. w. Phiibtn wnn accepted Logan
or~Dared 81 Hotchfias. whore he played
rhoranfoo On Iha school team one year
40 nlaySd laird baHa on he fIaahman team
Nnf third base laaf ypaf On ene university
f~@rn Ne Ia a ranrI nIn wninHa f1I nnnTna
snd n Tea a. inches tai.
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A. Louisville indian polls. = Louisville. :.
~ Columbus Columbus, = Toledo. I.
Al ~ Paul ~ Paul. S: Ninneap0fa o
~ Milwauker- Kansas C1tN !. Milwaukee I.
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A. Van Antonis. Dallas. san Antoaio. I
A. Naro Waro. 5 Shrv, epoTt
Al Galveston stsalVeston. = Oklahoma CITY.
Al Houston FORT Worth. 10. Houston. .
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Runs Detroit CraWto "a. D-iehAnv Nor
srtV StAnaKr WIliett Two basr hlt> StAnagr
Young AcIn'vrr Ctark~ <arrince nj StAnAge
stolen base G'raV lord Etrst has nals
on Young :. on WIe't. Int 10, pithrt By
Nillett lhlTminghaml. first has~ error
netr0t Left vi basrs 4 levciAnd. : Detroit.
q StT,irk Ont-By Young, VIA pith
Young Cppires keFtn ami sheridan. Time !
hour and N dlnufes
~ LOWS - T., CHICAGO - -, 7.
NJ Iotrta April u On~ 81 the largest rroWds
that nav ~ 81 turned out tOrAn opening here
Nttne.srd 81 Louis win nc opening game % tnr
Jason from chicago The corr
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EASTERN LEIGIE.


boone yesterday 30 defeaung noebeseer. rhs
scoTe vas 70 Haeh detcrmIned % capture the
nrst game. hcGlnnity and 0ansei Hotted out
tneir best material me -Iroa MAn- IVES In tho
%. ior NE loeal. and had 9eesgs ncCeenen a
ms 9pponent Fully N.onD fans attended ths
opcniny Mayor Jacob Hsussilne pitched ths
nrst bali as The hungry fans yeilsd Tor The fray
70 begin. The score.
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Games Acnedulod fer Ts-aay.

Brooklyn N New YOrh; Boston IN Philadeipnla:
81 Louis IN PittSburW; Cinctnnou % ChacaIo.
AMERICAN LMAogA
Nsw vork n Washtngtol; PhilaasIpbla n pss-
tua: Dstroit Il cisvsia6d. chicees N 81 LsuiN.
1AREnau kRaouA
sS . Ia sSs' 7s' 49, . $3.50 = SssS az
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GIN. Marshall. las. was elected manager
A. fha Coiuuahia fencing team a. . meeflng
III iha board ~ audant representative
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AZ Macon SaN Annah. 4: MAroa.
AZ COlum bsis- Columbus. I: Augusta. a
A. Jacksonville , jacksonville v COlumbis. 5
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~ r,,cAsr-Hy Wits sclsrts,. ~ Adsms Usvsaal.
umrsee.o.nay aad Rrsaasa. nms-s ksuT
cutcAoO ~. ~. q ctNrINNATI l.
=. Cntrsoo. April u.-The Cubs opemed the NA-
uonai league aeaNpa IN Chlcago thla afaeRnoan
~ deteati1g the CtnCinnAu Reds. Umpire Iohn-
..nag chased the neNxpaner phOioWranhers from
NE diamald. eaforCtng Tor NE mt time me ns1
oruof OF President lynch. The seOra.
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harvard 000 100 q . q q y 90
Nirrinia coo - ~ ~ " q 30 o
Hattere- Hicss snd Dung RroSR snd Roane
Al I.ouell=LoNeii. : Iura.
A. AWrencc-lav renre, =. Northampton, !.
AT Auherai-Masa. Aggies. v NeytnOnt. =
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Huns MOaueAl Mattress. kommeTs, COrsin
ier~ry C1D Merritt Home rln-Corkin Sar-
rtnce hit Srnith stolen hsse-Meryttt left
on oases Jersey CITY. s: hoatresl. = first base
on error Montreal. I. struck out ~ Aanaer. =
by kcefc s FIRST hase on hail. on Manser
~ Ee~fe. (. Hit ~ pItrher-Bv Keefe MERRITT
ulpt.es- ftnneran and HURT Time ! hour
md ID nlnmlea.
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RosIoN. April - ho~ton Won easily from
Washington ~ daS, driving Walker from the
boz ~ the end Of the nrrt inniug Groom. Sho
sucreeded him. was hit har'i h. he second innlh
Slahl making q homo nm win the bass fuii
f4tchrr STERILE 49, been mid ~ Prov it~nce.
Pitcher ThOmpsodto -. Paul. aud Pitcher Ehmau
Denver. The ar0fe
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Fora IN tns Bsx aaa New Vsvks shaa Os'
AeAlrenna.

Two can play at the white~Nsh game
The HiGhlAndera got even yesterday by
giving the Athletics . reciprocity shutOut,
Ford doing the pat ching Tor the New Workers.
A. the ClsVelands Uere banked by the De-
troiis. while the Bos,Ons we're humping the
Washin tons. the Maps and Red SOx are
ti4d for nrst place. The white sox we're
beaten by the Browns and sank further
IN last place. The results
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New Y0shs Au,s~oeile narEsia Es'AslisA@aas
Par EHesllenee.@
EYOwa err Wama oUlCK RETURNooo mesr eafB
20 GONE and make 0dsrn.
PaekAnas. HOO ~: Pesriessns. Ua1aJMN
Pierees $50 up Bucks. $50 q .iaD. nainhsrA um
MaAwels. $50: six CyIindes Thomas. uso9 Nn
Cylinder Stsvensss. $3.50 40: loos SlsaFnA. U.e@
ies Premier aaao. ianachaaEsFs. eeaeups te4 80
-sik- SiHy- Palmer singers. % en0t..t 90. httenen
Limousine. so1 Flats. $500 s,-so9 neiauneE
q, aaOr Renault enty-Thirty.. u.e& ftalA
Town Car ssOoO, 1871 ies whites. ssso+ sze9 ta1s
S,oadnr ri. Dayton Toy Toaneau. uysoos Reagan
tsoo 500 other unusual opportunines- Demear
STATIONS cheerfully Eiveni
"LIght weight" Bodies, sasps
Gunboats. Toy Tonnesus. Touring. Tonrasouss
aud every style Hunabout ~ STOCK az % order.
Pioneer Auto House and sun the LsaderA
Broadway Auto Exchange
90, 90. 40 west Goth S. s s::s
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Ulns-C htraGo Nauuu. NJ lnlls NtOne.
,vsiiare TT-mFnitt Waddeil Sarrince hit4
Psr~as nopbls plays leadrr and GaadtI: Lake.
ayf~gs and Abstefn. IetdrY. niAckburne and
CaSiN stolen ba-e-C;Andil FtrSt base on
bsIlS-oH Lake. !. OF walsh. J. struck out NJ
49, !. nv Waddell. I: ~ Walsh. Z Len on
sss-S louis, 3 Chicago. \ Umptres-
OF oughiln and Pcrrine. Tine . hour and -