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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-07-09

1910, according to everybody's admis-
sion. there was only $1,000 to the
credit OF the Sinking Fund. On June
2Ist 1910, the County Commissioners
held their meeting. Prior to that
meeting, in front Of the Court House
and in a perfectly public way, the
WHIG'S editor told two of the Com
| missioners that if provision was not
promptly made for the proper deposit
| to the credit of the Sinking Fund, then
some of the taxpayers proposed to
ask the Court for mandamus, COM
| pelling such deposit This, mark you,
was on the morning OF June 2Ist, and
on June 22nd, the next day, the Com
missioners had $8I42.5o deposited to
the credit OF the Sinking Fund and
certificate No. $500 from the Ma
| tional Bank OF Elkton for the amount
bears date of June ~, 1910. That
story will show how Conscientious the
Democrat has been in its editorial on
this subject. The editorial states some
facts with accuracy, but it omits to
state the dates connected Herewith,
which show that the $8,I42.5o WAS
NOT DEPOSITED TO THE
CREDIT OF THE SINKING FUND
| UNTIL A FEW DAYS AGO, AND
| ONLY AFTER THE WHO'S Ed
| TOR HAD SPOKEN PLAINLY
| AND ALPHABETICALLY ABOUT
| THE NATTER, as he or any other
} TAXPAYER Oh 'ne eoO'MiSlln Miner, "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
JAMESTOWN MEErING ENDS.
Ouly One FavssIte sueeessSuI On CIsslns

NoHForE. Va. April ~ The two weeks
meeting Of the JaRaertOSn Jockey club came
TO an end With the running % the races
to-day, aud A. the weather wR~ clear and
pleasant. aud ladies were admitted ne. a
large crow a Wru~--ed the end The usual
light h"ld- prevailed AMI ~. racing wa-
taW- Aunt Kate. vhO vas rpusl choice
with 1 iiin,h, Nas the only successful
faNort~
The -t"-plrcha-s vA- chapter Of ar,i-
dsut-. ~ f-aTd being the only one - -
the puIr-'. without a Iui-hap. B'uiall fell
20 ~" ..coud jump ami then rolled on
Stephenson and for az hour he Va- IN
conscious ard looked 80 h. ~ bod way.
bus b" cam- around all right b-foT" the ra'.s
ended The summary
First Race i've friongs t.Irli. IN tHeisl .
to g. Won. Oppaf ~ tSteiHisaTdti. IA =, scrond
ftrsbTAud. "a .Sru maker, ~ 20 .. fhird Time
SECOND Rsre Pour and = haf furiOng. ear
'ega. - .trNi-i. 90 !. Won. Nora Ftnma. VI
tSt~inhaTdp. 10 s. serOnd - hnfrHle FRITZ. VI
,tt"~-i. ~ % !. third. Tire. ui7. Good Acre
aiso ran
rnird Itars hurdle handicap: one mile and
HAITI on tUu DT Heard, "a y. HeidsTi. u 70 o.
Won IItIlic q "a tPattrrsOr'. IN :. lost rider
but va rcmounted and Hnshe,' Second. Time
a.ia Prince and BenlaiA fell.
iOurth Hacr SiN turOuEs nine IIibbs ~
>,GsWts Ia ?. Won: Dnnder. its (Tstdl, = 20 s.
s@coad. Norman Is iSteirhardt, N 10 >. third
Time. tita5 Miss Popular also ran
fifth Race- seven hiriOngr Aunt nate. ~
thusgravci, even money. won. ". Hinch
~ (St~inhArdp, even mOney. srrOnd Frinoia
ila CShumaKerl. ~ 70 I. third. Time. "a .
SaItram. Heicn and Panidue Also ran
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Jaeks0avSiie Races.

JAcKsoNvuLE. Fls.. April B--TO-day
vas an on day at MoHcreif Park. In only
one race vas the finish at all exciting and
that the tWO-yeaT~otd event, which was Won
by the favorite OrnniO The summaries
First Race STA fnriongs-SnoWhan. iOI Peak
even mOney. won. Lista. iW fW. Mosal. - - 3
second. Flarney. tOT tGraadl. a ~ I, third. Time
ilt Brii Hork. Marie Hyde. Virginia Maid
Esther u. and Wildnre also ran.
Sernnd Itarr FOur and q hah hriougs-
as Mossi. 20 /. ascSn4: Athis ". iUa ~
KOgrner'. N /. third. Time. 0aS IS Diais
Blue and ttoii y p also ran.
Third Ilacr FiVe and half n1riongs- MARY
Rue. ~ - Conneliryl, ~ ~ !. Won. AmyL y
DTy err = IA I. serond Squarc Deal. lOi ntannanl
:. W !. third Tine. iU1 5. Calrine houtour
Amb~F " iiuot. Peep over. Roger De CoVeriy and
Ou INV ara also
FouTih Rar, Five tlriongs Miss Ioris. i0c
UtanrauI. ~ =. Won; Arnanda Lee. ice Beaki
. :. --~ond Kd, zoe nensel. " N s. thlrd
Time. Loss :. tshkOO1ah. lraila and Cotton
Tat also ran.
Trfth Hare AH furiongs Nome Run. 10
- ArNuitvi. ~ ~ Z, Won; POcom0kc ne ~
Moss 5 ~ .. ss~and. Camel 10 fUannarl. 7 n
thiFd. TINE 3 IS seymour Bcutey, COOney A ,
Vans and lda y alao ran.
san nare- one nile end . haif- Dcie Stroms
ino II. konrne1. n - q Won; Colonel Jof. 40
iIIammoadl. - s. ssrsnd: MugWump. iOt 10
ConneiisS1, ~ 20 /. third. Tiuae. aaGs-s. Thg
Ttroxa. AgrsEmcnt and 0TamnnR aiao an.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
NM COI ION ms ms OH y
BINTIHW FIGHT INIT.
WaL - u Impossible for Pal Moorr. jimmy
walsh. digger STANLEY and Others To
Meet Him for the TIIie Moore ami
walsh WAY BoN ~ catch weights.

johnny Coulon of Chicago. who says he
A. the cham piuu bautamW eight. but lives
the weight for ,hall~ur"rs NJ rs pounds
/ TIngside ~ ready - meet an ,OUer- az
: local clubs under those conditions and ha-
> gnsi articles to box ten rounds with
! Frankie Burns ~ III" Marathon \ G. In
BrookIyn seek from a~st Monday. n
CoulOn trims Burns he Will take on J5e
Wagner a rugged little chap who mas
htg follow ing here Ioulon may AltON
Dung 81 cary to have a return match
later on. While a Harlem club h. trying
to induce the ChicagO boy TO hook ~ i'm
phu Ms1iONern FOR ten rounds early in
MAY. Coulon AMI his father INSIST that
rs pounds ringsihe - the real bantam
" eight liHlit. aud - they " 10 not cOn"esie
a pound above that mark there Il AbsO-
Iutsly NO chance for a battle between the
lille Windy CITY boxer and such good boys
a. Jimmy Walsh. Pal Moore. Digger stan
10y and Monte Attcil. all Of whom are re-
RarsIed a. baniamW eisht- by a majority
Of ring experts Moore I'll fght ANYBODY
Al iIs pounds ealing az or 9 o'clock. and
!. already caIlcI bantamveight champion
~ America becans" Of hi- ability to make
this weight. NJ which Jimmy Walsh will
not light him. Terry McGovcrn won the
bantamw eight title at itd pounds, Nhi"h
l. one Of numerous precedent-.
4 pound or t~o will make a vast differ
enc, tn the showing 81 one % the-e little
MEN la even contest Of ten rounds VI
CouIon was willing - nEht az tho usual
bantaInN eix ht limit of ia pounds az
o'cIock he'd he COmps 81 10 make a match
With Moore or turn uONu The iatter's 'hal-
Ienge " her eMH II Moore -houid aErr. 20
v rtgh according to tpulUn.- stfpulai iou
he " ould have TO weaken himself to n dan
Reroua extent 10 maze rs pounds rtnzztde
20 COuIOn u AT izfei TO bar the really dan
FsrOtia little men with 'onditiun all his
OWn while his opponents Va the main are
Just plain second ratsr-. wtfh " HON he IL
not running any risk-. tnTion a. thai
h a spiendh boxer ami FIGHTER There
Isn't a tbtnE about ring Sgisnre 10 doe-a't
know Rnd rs n question iu the minds ol
many = no have seen hiut 100 action v hrf hsr
ha would not make things degInt-tiv
interesting for Moore. ~ al-h aui the other
haufatnz III he tpoh them on a. tIg or even
lis pound- Hut the Z htIawo hoy = father i
the hoes. ~ that iet'- him ont.
Moore 4 nj Walsh. hF tho way are suua D.
bling oVCr The soutit i0E- Df their proposed
ton round bout ~ fhe umpire 4 4 usxt
~ .ir-day nighf. Moore Vas ready several
dsva ago 20 make ia poiInd4 ~ anv lime
Walsh might name. but tho little H0stunltn
n neemR, wouldn't consent 20 such q uRhf
limit. IN fact Walsh. who had heFn tniling
the Old fcika st h0Eio that he could bea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
FOOTBsLL INJURIES Still.
Vale TarkIe suffers PiayiSs Insev the
New Rules.

NV HNvLN. conn. April Tin a hot
scTimmags Of the Yale football teams TO -'iay
Mot 'ullough. the 40 pound freshman tackle.
received . severe injury 10 his hnee In piay
ing under the neN rules lie - .fOr,.t n
Beatty Mccullough 81 Steubenvtlle, ONO
and played . star eame OF football ~ ~
anlfs SCHOOL New Hampshire. last year
lie now has wRfer on tho Knee and will have
60 undergo an OPERATION, lie was breaking
up q play from an Onsida kick and in body
checklnE q man In order to tackle received
hls inlurv.
The scrmrnRe lasted for nfteea minutes
and three different sets % hacks were used
on the varsity. Several forward peaasa
we've made successfully and the new half
has ~ snow ed akill In gettiaa cG the Kicks.
he second team repeatedly sert lie fIllback
into the varsity line on croes tackle Duc
but none VI theae attempts gained any
ground for the arruba.
prncttce for some time that he hoped that
the rules COMMITTEES knew what " Was
doing. A. he could ace no Improvements over
the rules Of 1909
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8roehlyn. .; PhIladelphlA. q.
CInsannaiL .; ChIeASO. %.
Pittsburg. .; ~. Louis. O..


/ . q n. gur
49,.
.S Apan .m . IocS, po'n'
, ue oDe"ss " w Na.'onA' i.eaeu'
-. "s'e ,"s s'e'u"o" "ss
' W. 100 pONeS
- W. S-"e s"1 a'
$3.50 - 80 w y, q" '.,. In" ~
$3.50. 80 O"oa,,eu .ne
~ ny ~ 'sus, pos W -.s,''n .
~ '"o ~ N"uS tns .,s'.o'H ,'sS7
49,. ~,roIs; WI On COS. mem victory. r I''.'
s- os .'Snc1 " 'ss Ns''onAi Lessue' gov
D'apef anu Lieut. -t'oN. frothlhkhAm were
ON hand TO see the Downfall Of the Giants.
h.lI but IeS, ,hs ~,.nd 5000 hetor. IN.
- 80 ~" ~, s'a"u 1917 W"
OF marChiSS 20 the iSTpSIs and raising
the American nag va. gone through with.
manner while the crowd stood WIN barred
heads.
Am-% d'd Tue tHirlinS Tor New YORK.
SUD Tor Sven innings he mad" ~" locals
iran th"ir feathers not a ht being OBJ
tained In that time aud Int one ball r0tng
out-I,I. the diamond. q slow nv TO seymour
ths, N,. n,,.b.d aIon., hy the .,t0 h,..vs
Mat,rrn pitched for the locals and per
formed sN0ellently. THREE hits being scat
tered along through the first five innings
Without a tally Much OF his success Was
que To the great nriding OF the bo-tonisns:
on a couuIr of double pl.v. that made IN.
60, T. -. .,.,,,l 49,, - ,s.,,.l,
y. ~'@s'' w ~" e'"
HerSog coN~red thrd base Tor b0-ton,
and no better work could he a-xesi. bar
ring a he~itanry in tbrowips to the Mat. An
an ,To,, 90 ~, I,,Is ,olI,ns .no,hsr
" ~ ~
New York recruit, was In riSht held. but
the sun bot hered him greatly and he lost
siaht ~ Davies hirh one the drive KoinR
~. :. ,xt,.l. u.h-. ,..,...l g.. g., A., a.
!" Hp eahs" "a''-u W ''i', '" '.'~
eighth aud nIled the position during abe
remainder OF the gams.
DOylsis double In q he first inning went for
nauaht, as the next tao men up were easy
outs BTtdWsll led on with a single in the
next inning and took second on a pretty
sacrifice by Devlln. Merkle's Oui adj |
vanced him another base. but SChlel was !
purpOsely passed and Ames sAs out At first |
all three assists being made 10y HAr1OR |
After nFidWell had flied TO sweeney in the /
fourth Devlin slammed a double TO left |
field Merkls Attempted 10 placs tho bail |
but Shean jumped and blocked " Then he |
picked the bail from The Atmosphere With /
hs bare hand and tossed Il 10 sweeney /
fOr a double play After BridWell had HE'D /
In he seventh Devlin shot q hot one through |
Nhort for q base and scored on Merkle's
lonR two saCker into centre field Schlei
was hit and Ames drove a hard one 10 lefi
AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

Totals. q. s.. s.ss 70 rs,.l. a 9 ~ 10 /,
'oae OuI when Winning run Was scored.
Cs.caso ......-o S0oo 90
Run Cinctnnau Michel. Thfes base hits
Downey. schultz. O. Sacrihcs m,s-Deaumont
and Overah Tlrpt Dess 90 balls--on Besne. ?.
on Overall, I. Struck oUt--By Beebe. .; hy over.
al, !. Left on bases-Ciacianau. q; Chicsao. O.
Umpires O'Day aud Brennan Time = hohr
and 50 minutes.
ptrTasuno. 8: OF. LOUIS ~. ~. !.
~. Lorts. April Ia Clarke. " AGneT and Leah
The GFeateAt cOmbina ton Of baseball starr. this
sse,noea gave an shhhnon % hoN gcnnanS
willis Saa net hit % Ne NJ 81 CaFnalts ny the mar
gin OF one. The srorr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

Moon" ~ 10 pounds. didnt seem 70 want
10 80 rap until the ~es IN cen year -Old Quaker
1n"r.t p" hEhi him at ,atch weights. Then
unless D." runs OFT meanwhile Moore VII
'd,Nl" him 20 the appointed time. AZ
.a',h weight, Wash viii weigh about IA
% wi'I bee real light
Mewh~r- Of the National spor, ing Club.
Pi,sto. ~. :, irutifc California Iightweighs.
ia a'iion again tonight. when he boxes
Nho know. how TO rush aud slug. PicstS
made IrOnOunced ht hen he defeated
johnny Mario recently. and a. reeult
many "t ne -o-'alled topiincr- IN hts class
nav" -e"h ~ 10 d0lge him. llirk Nelson
hnd 80. nifn,d 20 take a chance Pi;atS
,,~"hls NlI' UH leu oh,!nE, Murpny, J9ch
,,,-rl"lhh hh' hht,llhk hurley VIII recetNe
his cle,sr ,,,,,,,,,i ~ ,hs ~ y" @s"'nss
-, 81,
FRANK hlauS' MO treated Jtmmy Oafd-
nrr 70 -eNere o"aIing IN Bo~ion the Ofher
night. has called - h,s propo-ed tyenfy-
Nav u because he could no, .ecurs h.ooo
Eiiti' . ne. l.nth iIotnotet onrolh. Maps
9Th Jack yrwlni Sullivan at the FsIrmOnt
y on hpil - " TIE laiisr Would agreo 70
Isn T., si,,,,,Ss 'su- W. "nouNh c".n-
ben'o m hlnseu 70 prentrt ne " ~ me
m,usi eNr,sn. ,hhhplnn insne - 2ne yenri
An" r"pNs one "''e' another
n.,,,,,., S.,.., A.. 100000 -.
ivan 20 tram nun Tor another hEht VITA
40 Notgast IN me iall Ryan meanMhtle
y FApectsd TO ION hstchSl a. Moodlawn
for the langfoTd mtyup IN PhiladeEphla
~ ApIh - nSah wv ~, ualn gacN
aDni-Dh' Nn"h -, w., tlssliF EIatnJLls
,"iS.r. Inn tho,,s ~ ~ .t~rsd ,o 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

san FRANcIscO. Cal. April Tex
Rickard has taken out s3O.OOO inSurance
on JeRries and JOhnaon with Iloyd's 81
London. The policy provides that I.loyd'a
will pay this sum 20 RickArd should either
lighter Iniure himself or default In any
way. For this guarantee Rickard pays
q premium Of o.. IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
Gsmes s~Nedulea rsr Te-aa,

Ah0nfNAN LnA0un.
BOston In New lOrk. Philadelphia IN washing g.
ton Cleveland In detroit. 81 Louis in Chicaeo.
NATtONAl LNA0uH.
New YOFk IN boston. BrOOklVn IN Philadelph Il:
PittsbNrE IN -. Louis. chicago In CincinnaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
Phmb,a SIN Captain. vale nine.

Nav HAvBN. April This afternoon the
mem bers OF the Yale varsity baseball nine
called upon Capt y n. Philbin Of the team
and appea led tn him to withdraw hts rVstg-
nation as captain, which had been received
earlier in the day Philbin after much
persuasion withdrew the resiGnat ION and he
will continue a. captai OF the team for the
season. Fred Murphy will continue -
Rcttng captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

he Other ra'r- sh1N aH abundance Of
entries Ia fhe rT-f event. Tor platsr~ a.
five fuTlougs FaiarotfH tphoTt aud buII
are NAV ughf 10 Oui iROrE ear Odds " I'.
make their hr-i appearance Of the season
~ tho --"onu event. a. four furlons-. v mn
Syrimmage ARnWam and " hin. Wool
hav ing worked vel IN Tho third rare =
selling event a. pn .urIpng- Hlagk Mate
ksl Bal auu curly Iufh are ready. be-
NTH race. - fuT fNO.'r Odds four AMI q
hall mrluuE-. Nth STARTER. Nhiu aud IaHa
ssffs Possible fa,tu iu the la-f rare fur
aou-w miners 1T $50 IN i'HFs or iatU. -IN fur
longs capt ~ ausou. EI-'rm and 20. .
stone figure hest on last wears form. The
entries for the other ra'e- follow
Tirst RACE Three year oII- and Upward. i've
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

SpsctA Cahs Despdfoh 10 THH SuN.
Pans. April is-Mr wideper's Mr.
Mccain. ridden ny Taylor. won the race
for the PriG Achieves at AuteuH to-day
There we're eight starters Besnus's Col
den Pheasant was second and Thiehaut'a
Monsieur M0neatyr vas third PArfre-
msnt and Woodland rode the second and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
TIg GAR OF II INNINGS
STIFF RATTLE OPENS LOCAL
AMERICAN LEAGUE SEASON.
HiGhlanders Mako an Uphnl FIght and
End All square with the no.tan Re,s
soN-Fme Pitchlag bV Vaushn-ne-
ssISts 0g Coatests IN Other Cltlrs.

Locally the American League remnant
Jason had an eventful opening yester ,lay,
The Highlanders and their friends the
enemy from Boston fought for four,een
innings. when darkness ended the game
win the score a tie Big Jim Vaughn
whom StallinRs had to battle for last year
10 keep him nom being Robbled ND bv the
incinnati club. was one of the DAYS heroea
With hts nervy and able pitching. The
other teams opened a. per schedule and
there were two shutouts among the results
The Athletics were whitewa=hed by the
Washingtons and the white Sox banked
The 81. Louis Browna johnson OF Wash
inRton and Smith Of Chicago let their
opponents down with one hit each. The
Ilsvelands defeated the Detroit ChampIona
The opening was Rusplcious all along the
line. the crowds big and the euthus iasm AZ
the boiling point. The results
Ne~ Ys=E, .; Besten. z.
washington. .; Phusdeaphia. q.
Chicass. .; ss. Leafs. %.
cleveland. .; Detroit. a.
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0,her Baseball Games YESTERDAY
AZ NNWAH4

t'ura 50 10
NeWafk o : = y \
Ia teertea BerksF end lArktn and
Burma; Parkfna. Wolf. NueileT. Fiater and Crtsp
AZ Lexington Maryland Agricultural CoiiSge
. Virginia Military Institute.
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A. Augusta Augusta. = COlumbia. a.
~ SaN annsh -JaC kasnvtlle. Q: Savannah. I.
A. Ascon First game Columbus. ? Macon. 0
SerOnd game olumbus .: Macon. o.
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'Ratted for willis In ninth inning
piftsburg ...... ... o o q o s
~ louis . v o U O=l
Huns PittsburE Byrne, Clarke. wagner. VII
son. Ciil~On. 81 louis willis Twu base hits
uahc.. ~ ans ThFec hose hit--WAEneT. Gibson.
Sarrinre hif BrrSnahan. stolen bas@s ~ me.
leach Wagner TIT by pitcher by CamnitE
Evans First base balls on Willis. 5.
Strvlck out ny Camnltk, Lett on bass 81
Louis. y: Pittshurx. Time I ho"r and Is
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s s. .Ss,'. ... .:.. SSSSSGfSf Ga
uns-ChlcaGo-Hahn.' DolGhereE, q Two
haze lt--DouHhegty. SacYtfre hll1-9poncrr.
Parent struck Out-By smith. O. By Ogahan. !:
BY Lake. l.. Ylrst ba.s On sats-oH slrieh, 2
7. 81 Louie. 4. 1876 BY plEher-By Graham
(6iandiB. Cmpirea-O LOughltn and psrrtn.
Time-t hour and ~ minutes.
csgvELAND. o. DwTRorx. =
DRrRou. April i4-Neitbev Joss nor MulllA
was In rOndiuon 70 day. Mutlln Naa me ~ ths
would pferh q shutout. then he became Wild and
easy Perfect weather brought out crowd Of
over "a an peranus Mayor BFsitmeyeF pitrhed
enc nrst ball 10 being caught BY & aFlie Benmett.
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CisrS, Z. HIrminghani, :. JOss DcWnit Bu-h, (,
Cont, : Crawford. II Jones. Two haae 1its Cobb.
3 CTaTfor,i. MoriRrty. Lajoie, kTeugeI. joss.
Tsmrr. CLARK Sarrinre hlts-T IOnss, bradley
on halls on IOs-. !. OF Muiiin. Hit ~ vlt-her
~ Nuiltn t.0rdi by Inss 'NoIiaftyl tir.t bsse
On errors cleveland I. Detroit. ! LETT m hases
. Cleveland. q prtrnlt. . ttIlirk nul ~ Jos. ;
by MIIfn s ~ % uitrhes Muilin, ? Impires
gheFldan and KERN. Time houfa AMI =
minutcs.
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A. Columbus Oiunbua. y. IyouisviIle, l.
a. ~ Pnul-St Paul. s: AilWaukee
AZ hinnea p9lls Nth nee pnti-. O. Kansas city o
A. Toledo Toledo. J. IHdlsna pods. :.
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Runs hoston ~ LORD. : NtcOtee. 2 NeW y OfG -
Hem uphill. NOiteF. CHASE. sweeney. FIRST base On
errors Boston. !: New YORK. .. LEFT bases
Ciroir /. on Vaughn > SiTueE Oai-By Cicosts
b. Wood. A. BY Vaughn, :. Three base hit
lord Two b4se hits Speaker, HsmphiIi Cha
sweeney sacrifice hlts - Nc6lonhetl N0l,sr
Austin Sarrtnce ny-Chass stolen bass
Hooper. Moiter DOubie plAy-FOsteF, Gardner
aud CLa-~ Passed bsIis-CarriEan sweeney
HIT on 'icotte, In seven innings none out In
the eighth Inning OF Wood 2 To la innln9s
Umpire in chief Connolly. Assistant UMPIRE
Diurrn. rifue hours and a. mihut~s
WAsHINuTuS. v PHILADELPHIA "a. 40
WssHtNGrpS AgnI tt-Walter johnson g
speed lu the op~ninF game 20 day aas 40 isfqnc
street rout not always hold him and he mad
the Afh~trs he.glgss Their Gue MI was . tN o
harErr tntD the crOvd. shrh tessirT could
haNr reached easily had 10 not trippesi over =
r~rvrr bent spectator Plank soft FOR the
Washing tons. put although hey made thiffeen
hits Including gs doubies. thsv could NOT buueh
fl,rn vel President and Mr. Taft and Nire
President sherman were ~ the game Tho sr0rr
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nRooELYN. ,. PHILADELPHIA GILL. o.

PHILADELPHIA. April Is.-T~enty thou
sand enthusiastic fans turned out this after
noon and rooted themselves hOaTss. in a
futlls effort 20 bring victory 60 the Phillies
IN the nrps game here this season Of the
NatIooai League The sprightly Brooklyn
tsam not only defeated the home players
bot also splsshsd them with q coat q white
wash. the mai acors being too From che
nrst ball 20 the last the contest was
pitchers duel between Mcouilien and
kucksS. the brooklyn sOuthpaw - usual
proving a complete puzzle TO the Quakers.
Dooln's men secured only two hits on
RuckeT who aso got "a ring Of seven strike
nsnd this spring. alone famed thrss times.
Whila Mage NJ rurk out tWtcs. Only twenty
nine bataInen faced hucker. two more than
a issal mInhn.m TOT n,pe lnnlnss
inning On q triple by bergen and q single
by BurCh. but they added another run In
the ninth inning on doubles nv WhHat aud
IvnnoG The latter. Who h a Cameeu hoy
was the batting star. with two singles and a
double The fielding vas clean and sharp.
hut no really sensational plays were pullsd
Iruiisn, INNING catches Of foul file. az
Iark ~ -ch and berRen.
n was in many reapeCta the greatest Op~n-
Ing M many years al Ph!ladelphta Park.
The Philiies fafutly was IN AIDE noth complete
and happy an hour and half before the
game started ny the signing 81 "ontrast
by Johnny hates. the great Outneld@T Not
until Hates put his name 10 the contract
shortly before oclpck this afternoon Waz
he eligible To play To- championship con
tests
Tom I vnrh that the nrn ~paper phOtog-
raphers must not he permitted On fhe asid
during tho play the camera men we're
chased 40 ann ~ tho game started There
nsni ~ tho PhilIiss that the PhotogTaph@rs
BE- permitted 70 remain On the held would
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a0uthegn LeaGue.
AZ Birmingh 4: birmingham.
A. AgaaP,- q qsess.ssPsA ~
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GIANTS BEGIN BY LOSING
BOST0NS BEAT THEN ~ N
INNING ENCOUNTER.
I.Igha BsIttns ny Roth sides IN the Hut
-nroealSus smut Oat the auakers
and Reds 10 the same % the CulDa-
Pirates Win IN 10. Isoula- Tue aeoeea:

All Of the opening same- In the Nationa !
League Yesterday were close but one. The
New Works began by losing The game be-
tween them and the BoatOns lasted eleven
innings aud the Giants az one tims had a
lead Of two runs. The pitching WAS good
ana the hitting light. HuckeT OF the Brook
lyna held the Phinlss 90 a small number Of
hits aud the onakeTu were shut out by
Dahlea's men. Another team to fall In
tho Whitswash was the Chicag 90 Cubs, who
tackled 0rifith's rsvivined Reds The
Pttsburg champions had the only easy
game, the Cardinals being their meat. The
results:
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be allowed. but the head Of the league -
fused to change his orders.
The sore:
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Moon" ~ lIG pounds didn't seem 10 want
10 rap uufil the sos ~ cen yea r-old Qua 8of
unTf"t 'p nght him at catch eight=. Then
Ntl-n part ally agreed 20 these terms. and
unless De runs Olt meanwhile Moore viii
fa'Nl" HIM 1T the appointed time. At
catch weights Walsh viii weigh about IA
pounds aud Moore l2u. and the sharps SAY
% " 100 bee real tight
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Rated for ncoullIsR Ia the Rinth.
BrOoklyn. ........... % % % q q o -
philadetphia ...... Y u % y y
Runs-nIOOklyu wheat Bsrgen. First base
"a error Philadelphia. I. Lett "a bass Phla-
ae!phla. :. hrOoklyn. s. fiTst bass pa balls
Oh Rucker. :. on hc0ulllen. 2. struck out-by
llurker. !, by hcOuiilan, o. Three base hit =
Bergen. Two base hits-Wheat. LeanoK. Sacfi-
BATES. umpiTvs-kixler ARd Emsiie. Time
I hour and - minutes.
CTNC1NNATL I: CHICAGO CN. ~.
CINcINNATI April N.-The baseball season Of
1850 VAS opsned here - day bseeFs q record
breakina crowd aud neagly s1ynD fans paid al
N tcn inning game ~ q eeorS Of too. Dveral
Ses invtnstbte Uhul the teuth. when Mitchell led
on utih single. An b. stein fslal Mo- abe'g
lonG ~ aud D0Wngy . smash 70 left put Mitchell
over with the winning Tua. The score