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HyattS Great PSirhiBs HOlda Navy %
I've mlta.

ANNAPOLIS. Nay ~ Playing q fast and
errOrleas game IN the flsld and making the
most q their seAnty hlaa the west Pointers
To-day defeated the Naval Academy ball
players By 70 O. The game Was tho beet
exhibition a. baseball ever seen IN one %
the annual service contests and the ner-
vouansao which b generally present had no
place to-day.
Though Andersen. the Nays bic left
handler. pitched . game 70 Be proud a the
honora were with Hyaat. the soldier tWiFlen
Who allowed but two singles and ai every
period Of the game held tho midshlpmen
~ his mercy, In tho seventh the Navy
had rinneFa on sscOnd and third. with two
out. but a. no other time did Ons reach 500
ond. The finest kind Of team work In
batttng and baseVunhing brought about
both Of tho ATmv's scores
In the frst Lyman led OF with . base On
balls and reached third. when Anderson IVES
thrown OatSs arut No scored on White
side'a single. In the eighth Burles singled
and took third on Milllken : sacrifice, getting
under Abbott with q wonderful Aide. Ne
scored on OcbSfneis mun % Ulloa'a ny.
The game was played IN the Dre4enca %
q brilliant assembly numbered at about slx
th0usand persons and was q say social
anar a. well a. an athletic event. The
vaitofs have been the special gueatR Of the
brigade Of mldahlpman, and tO-nlRht q hop
was given In their honor
The score:
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TAFT SCHOOLS SUCCESS.
10 Athlstes WIN IntersCholastso TFaok
Meet NJ wesleyan.

MIDDLKToWN. Conn. May 7s.-The Taft
school track team won the annual inter-
scholastic track meet at Wesleyan Uni
versity this afternoon with a lead Of ave
and oue-half points over their nearest
competition, the Springfield High school.
Tbs meet ives hard fought knd was IN
doubt % 10 the Last event, There were
ays schools entered. the points being dis
tributed ~ follows:
Tart 4ee spEingneld. Mass. HlgA school 40;
Hartford. CoAn.. High school. siIf: Centenary
Collegiats Institute. = Alddleiosn, Coma. High
100 Yard Dash.-wOa BY Cummlns, c. g. L:
FTary. Springfield. second: Coillna Springfield
ihlrd Time, 10 IS Seconds
rSSS,sr TsiS s.cSSa SS,STs G +. ,SIs
line : minutes - socundA
80 YaId Dash-wOn BY Johnson. Springfield.
reet Iat1 second. Cheshire C. G. J.. third. Time.
10 Yard High Hurdle.-woa by CowleA Taft
yghnson. Hartford. aeoond: Purves Hartford.
10 Yard hs.h-wOh 81. Frary, spEinEasia:
cymmns. O. c. l.. second; hIckoE, c. G, /, third.
~ ward Tow Hardles--won b. Collins. Spr,as.
led: Dshlois. 9 c. j. second: Banter. TafL Third.
Tine. y eeconds-
~: A sSb ssTSS cu y T H9S sSSsssss
th.rd. Tine ! minutes - seoonde
Running Hlgh gump-w0u b. sage Middle
feet alnsSss .sSasd ParSss. hartford. and CSWiss
Taft uod az feet Inch.
Putting y Pound Shot-Wun b. Brown. Hart
ford 20 fect a inch; Puryes, Hartford "a feet
Inch second. harmann. Taft. 81 feet Z inches
third
Rgnning Bosd Jump Won By Jshnson. hart
ford - feet 81 inches johnson, SprinElsld. ~
rect inches. second. Guernsey TAN. % feet So
incneA Jnird
ThruWing y Puund HammeT-Won b. Knapp.
TAFT - feet 4 inchea Cla4horn. Taft ~ feet ~
lnehes second. phslan, Taft rs feet II inches
lhird
inches Penny. &. {. l.. Q feet inches. second.
Northrup. Hartford. . feet , inches third
Disrua Won hy Guernsey. Taft ~ feet
'nchsE ClaghoTu. Taft ~ fce1 ~ inAhes. second.
Purye& Hartford. u feet a.. inches. third.
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Columbia was defeated BY YAls N q AaTt
fought game On South Field yesterday AfssFs
noon By the score % . 10 .. Columbia gUe
% 10 q one run lead IN the irss innin9. bat
the Klis came back In the fourth and aB-
paFently sswed the Eams up BY scoring
I've rhns on hard hitting and q streak Of
poor asldlng BY the Columbia players. he
Bluo and White came back In the nfth.
however. and tied the score BY making four
nIhs on two singlea and two hosas T'sss.
the latter In succession By OsteRhous and
klendl. Yale pulled out the game IN the
eighth and ninth. scoring q run In each OF
tho8e inmlngB.
The crowd was The largsst that has ever
been on South Field 70 q baseball game.
Ihe temporary stands were hlled 70 over
flowing and the crowd stretched cot over
20 much Of the field that In the 1fth inning
After the FIRST Of the Columbia home run4
had been made the game had 10 BE- stopped
until the spectators we're forced BACK be
hhnd saa lihea.
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HARVARD HAMMERS brown.
Ragsed PIsIding Hslps ths Crimson %
Pie I'D san nuns.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. May 2a.-InAbilify 70
hit Mclaughlin coupled with ragged field
ing caused Brown 10 go down before
Harvard at Andrews Field to-day. . to I.
MinOt's error IN right field was rospOnsihis
for Brown's slnsls run. putting Nash on
first base. He advanced 10 sscOnd on
Chess iniisld rap, stols third and soorsd
on STATS single.
Harvard hammered star. getting q triple
IN the secOpd and four singles In the third
all for three runs. warner vent In In the
fourth, but one single aided By errors By
Taylor and haHnisr resulted In two more
runs Harvard's Last run vas pcored IN tho
ninth on Henneusey's error. Tho score:
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Not only did Bargsr pitch well and asld
bic position like a major for the BrooklYna
Yesterday. but IN the twelfth inning he
bore home the run that beat the BOstons
Parsons. the Boston pitcher Who had re-
ileved Mattern In the seventh innins, grew
unss eady IN ths twelfth and passed RarRpr.
the second man up Burch made a scratch
hh. Daubert drew a second pass, and Bob
Wheat. the big hitter Of the BrOoklyna.
landed for en- ihheld single that brought
Barger acrOss.
u vas a scrappy game. the Bostons tying
the score la the ninth inning 4 two bagFer
by sharpe. = single by Beck, Sweeney
force % Beck. after which sgesaey sso!s
se-Und a uass 10 Graham and a Mt by
tietg gave the Dos ~ two rune. They made
their other tWO In the 9th inninR on rita
by ne,'k and Graham. a pass ~ Sweeney
and a tumble by BennoX
burch scored for Brooklyn In the frat
inning on a scTach HE By Burch DauheTt's
saCrince and Wheat thump 70 right Wheat.
rallies. singled in IN third inning and Oanr
10 ahead Of Hummei When he latter tripIef.
Hummel reaching the plate on poor toTt
BY Beck. Hummel's triple IN the sixth an4
l,ennox's single earned a run for the Brook
lyna.
Harry Lumley has been released By the
brooklyn club There h q pr0vialon that
u Lunley Roes With another National
League team this season HroOkiyh is 10
wife died recently and he wants lo get out
Of baseball until next season. he has hopes
Of buying OF managing a minor league club.
The score.
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'LOHG GAR At PRINCETON
FOURTRRN INNINGS WIFE
PgNNSYLYANEA.
Tigers To Uhs gssFs n Ghs Nlaah ~ Fast
nae 2=asR aRa tAs BRFusgis Cen
ttalns fer i've MoGR lnnngS-4SaRe
otsa AfReF Nerve mRohlnG cantesa.


PnGRcRF6N, n. J.. May fs.-sSsmlnSly
dafaatsd By PunnayivaMia hero to-day
Prlneston tied NJ q sensational game IN
the ninth inning By fast bass running and
By taking To utmost advantages Of their
opponants' mistakes. Thea the two teams
battsd for ave lnnlA1s more without being
able % score and finally the zane Was
called In the iouFtssnth on account Of dark
nsas. with the score Ot0e.
Tho contest vas . nerve rackinG anair
and was full o. sEeltsment IN every inning
rood piiahlng .fags fielding andthard hitting,
ali contributing . share. The Tigers
started out Ike winners and scored once
in the lrst on two clean hits and twice In
the second. on a hit By pitcher. an error
and a slaahing triple BY Ballln al ShnliA.
WOodla, however. was Wild and Penn came
back with two runs IN the fourth on . hlt'
tao sFForp and . base 90 balls.
AFTER Woodls had passed. the hrst man IN
The sixth steve white took his place and
also passed 4 batter. Both men scored
on Con1ana'n triple TO left and threo more
hlts m the seventh made the total giH
Maanuhlle Bhnlta had APPARENTLY settled
down and tAsre vac treat rejoicing when
bead for . homer.
fn ne ninth LacksY battsd for Cunning
Ss% Az a. zee .I ~ ss SSS nSd i sSn
Whles's dinAeuh TeHas Lacquer. The latter
was saoFihoad 10 second, bat forced a. third
ny BalliR, BALM alsO stole second and
came all tho way homo when CoHasna threw
q lsitlS wide 70 first after dropping the third
strike on Bard. II would have been the
bird cut.
PFlAceasa hsA thTss then On bases IN ths
and II The last inning With Wood on third
sam white saved the game for Princeton
By z marvellous throw on Haydsn's sloE
ErOunder.
Ia go.
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PRINCETON ROWS TO VICTORT,
Defeats ElgAs q ceRtral n. Q. en- Lake
GnFmewte.

PRINCETON. May ss.-The hrst crew race
rOWed BY PFincston crew against an outside
eight Elnos 1854 vas held to-day on lake
Carnegie between tho Princeton freshmen
and the Central High school Of Philadsl-
phia. Tia former won handlly by two
lengths In . minutes q seconds. which.
cona1dsrtnR the weather conditions. was
god time for the one and ohe-half miles
The wind made the lake choppy but the
freshmen rowBd IN beautiful form and
maintained Ell the end the two lengths
lead which they took az the start RslOrs
the freshman race tho seniors beat the
juniors IN q close tusale. but no time was
taken.
Tho makeup Of the crews was 80 follows:
Prfmcgtnn 'ia-gcroka. Wolf; 40. T. Klnrsford.
Ne. 9. Wood1H. No. g. Slubha. No T. Leo: No 8
NoIh: Ne T. Law: bow. leaachs; coAswain, Nor
PhIlsdslphiA Central Hgh School- sRose.
MllAar: Ne. 7. 1ttl9lln; M Z. ChBInhera: No. o.
Iiphtaa; No. 4. MCCleilaa. Ne q, KeAR; No. q
Pfanchsaa: boz. Maofafland: coxswain. keyseF
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Totals ~ 4 q ta
'fafrrd for ~weenr} IN ne ninth inning
'Battcd for Walker ~ The fourth inning
BattNd 'or Fui In the Third inning
tRsfteu for Wughes Ia the ninth inning.
Warrington . q y
NfW nrk o . 90 n n-I
Runs ~ ashih xtoB 1.clivelt Cnnruy :. Ges
Der Nsu Norh tsp0rts Austir. FIRST bass
D. error -NeN loTk = tsft on hases Nash
nglu 6 New 11rk 2 First bass On balls ~
Waiker = 0f .tFssflnE, : ~ Aauning D. on Frill
. 0f Nughcs, J. Atruck out ~ v Atker = b.
QfisilnF 4 hy FuIt q hy Hughrs Three base
~ t'rprir Two basF mts Mcbride Austin
sacfinre hit Ntfr~f Sacrinrr dies-W narh
hughrs stnlen hase Toarh fb0uhe uiaYs
kilhfer 4ud Ing suh. ltnsrh and chase Hif ~
Mrhsr .iv HeisilnE Ausiinl Hits on Walker
IN fhrrv unngs - Heisllng. IN alG inninEa.
" Manning, : IN one inulng 0T Fdil IN tao
hni1Fs' Y HughFs IN cts tnninEs mpire IN
4eis' F-iue. lisld 1muirr OLOurhiin tinc
fhDTu
d rHrauELFHIA a. o.. o. RoaroS a. o.. O.
p0sroN Ma, 81, The Athletics landssf on v God
haru VI ne rrst TAO innings 90 day and won the
grelinE " : nss yang cries nDstOn has signed
i1srssr Mclfaie ADD Out1eideT paad u TIE Eni
'ersil NJ Nlin' Tram The sore
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YACHTING SkAsoN OPEv,
Fns FIase VI vesssb Take Part ~ ~,
RoohsIls CluDU maces.

Tho yaeht racing season vas orso.
On tho sound yesterday with . spera. p.
RattA under the auspices % the New Po-Aa Dr.,
Yacht Club. The day was IDEAL Tor BE-.
racing. There vas q brisk mort Js..
bres2s. which was perhaps a little too ..-
for nav yachts that have not besu ...,.
out. A a Consequence there were .
mishAps. The sloOp Lady NJ. fror, D..
sFh watsFs. was dismsstsd bsforu th
ssuyvss=Hs wainWFight's rioop Cara w..
formerly the Naulahka, broke her spr-l .7.s
and bad 10 withdraw and the N .-r-r-
Alera was dlsmasted. There were - -r.
other minor accidents.
The courses selected By the regatta ,.
mlttss sent the yachts 10 the cas-
then across The Sound and then
There was no windward work alth0n-. ..
the Last leg Of the course they Wera ..sr
hauled
Three Is footers. Aurora, Istalens SO
WInsOms. started and had aveFy closs rae.
The IstalenA won. with Aurora secou4
beaten minute - seconds. In the 81 ION.
class the WindWard nov owned By RicAar1
Monka. defeated the MimosA III BY min
ute ~ seconds. The S0nder yacht Joyerta
sallsd q match rare with the ChinOok ana
won. -Four started IN the new Larchmon'
ihterclub class and l.. Darr's Triton was 'hs
winner.
The summaries follow:
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Totals n aN ~ a
'Batted for Pnintppe IN the ninth inning.
P1ttsbuTg . o 90
chicago 900 o 81
Runs chicago Zimmerman. Schuite Chance
:. Steinieldt. :. Hoffman Two hose hits Not
man Arrher. Thrce haae hit-H0fnnan. gacN
nee hils SchcckArd, Strin feidt TtnkeT Sioieb
base StelnfeidL Seruck Out-8y Hchie M
phliiippr, l. First base on balls OF tHiaeld 4
Leu on hases ChicAgo. 7. PfttsbuFg, T. Hit b.
pitrher ~ philippe Zimmerman. SlsinfeidU
Umpire IN chief Rlem. Field umplrs-Ka1s
lime hour and As minutes.
CINCINNATI. T. ~. LOUIS N. ~. o
CINCINNATI MAY M=GAspar va Ia nna form
10 day and she heda beat the Cardinals for The
serond straight une b. ne core Of 70 o. me
arnFp.
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Mas.aehusetss state Tsnnl..

BosroN. Mass. May 7s-Play for the
Massachusetts, State tennis doubles cham
pionship began this afternoon on the Bras
Burn Country Club courts. Thers we're
thirtystwo pairs entered and only three
teams defallted. Several ~ the matches
went 60 three sets and furnished some ex-
Cellent tennis Beals 4. Wright having
gone abroad will not be on hand 10 defend
the title with = J SuliOWay The latter Is
won both their matches tbs afternoon.
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hlas-FalnaYlp anha,-Wood o1lll, y dllIlh'
haydsn. pesoga. iginoe.on. tAlin. = pag
White. Three bans hlis-bailln. coasens STRUCK
gut-Ry Wooiia 4 by Shultz. 3 By Waite, 5.
Iackey, CanniaRkam. 8 n waltz. mayer, Wood
smith. HaTden. First base On balls -on WoOile.
81 % Whles. & % ShultE. Q sacrinee hita-
HARD. Dauuon. SleFrsGa n v. White. Hi 81
pltehsI-Ry SnlltE tDausoa. Laekeyl. Dguble
plaF-nAfIn and Warwtck umpire-Van Cieef
Ttms-a hours and ~ minutes.
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Runs Gtnrinnau Bearhrr Mltrhsll Erau NJ.
Lean Three bass hs paaksyt Mtrhea sacPi.
Dee hits paskert. ioberL Stqlen baass neneheF
and H1tut fsl, :. Gaxpar nuwmeF and MnhHtrsi
K0Retrhy ahd Hulsw'tt p1rst base % haiia- on
GakpaF = on villa. ? Str1ch ont ~ GnsBnF
4 hY wits. a Lefi 0n baaes -Cineiunau, Z. ~
louis. umpiFs IN chief idEief. rieid umplFs.-
kmehe. Tine I hour and ~ minutes.
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Bahson. 2 BroWn-Nash.' Siclen bAasa-LAHa
ran. Marshall. Robson. Nash. SiAn. Three base
hle-POttef. Babson. SeeTtnle hils-hlnnt
Young. HeEnicr. strurk out-hy McLoughlin,
10, ~ star. :; ~ WeFRsT. q Ftrat haga On balls
or McLnughlin. 3, LETS on haaea-uafvurd. 3.
Brown. Z. CmpiTs-McLoughlin. Tine hour
AID s. minutes.
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coSS. ! craSfsFd. bSlsAShy. !; ISTsFty Hone
r1n-COOb. FiEst base % balis-Of Whit. I;
% LAnge, !: % Mullen. 4; OF Bgouning. I. HeFucn
Out--nY LAnge. =. by Mullen. :. Hlt hy plorheF
by Mullen Cole. stolen haaes-Cuo6. :: Mo-
rsFtJ. Deiehahy, sacrifice hiN-0andil u.
Jones, Cobb. Umpire IN rhlef-Egah Field UNI
pire-RvahN Time-i hour and . minutes.
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Totals ~ t2fA y
'hatted Tor Mattorn IN Ire seventh lnnlnF
'uus out When uinnlnE rIn vas made
nOstgn o 0 o o % "a
ArooklYn. o g.: 90 o o . "a
Runs Bost0a- Miller. sweeney GFahan.
Brooklyn Burrh, Wheat Hummcl 3 hargrT
Firut base on error Boston. LEFT on haars-
bostuH. Z Brooklyn, First base on halis- OF
Mattern, !. on Parsons. s. on harEer ! struck
out ~ Matuern, :. hY Parsons, = y HafFPr q
Threc bass t-hummel 2 Two hass hts
sharp. Graham. Sarrince hirs. -7nean. nsuheft
stolen bass Collins, SheAn, Swseney nnutsFt
Double plaY- Graham and NWaeugy Hlts-On
Mattcrn In dA lnulngN OF parEuns 4 Ia ave
and one Third lnnings Umpire ln chlef.-Iohn
stone. Ped umpife-horuh. ume-2 houFs and
20 minutef
CNIcAoO ~ -. y FrrraAURo. o
CHICAGO, May "a -Richle. for he Cuba uas
strong IN pinches % dag while Ledsld vas drivNl
out Of ne hos In ne nrsi inninG. I'Ailhppa wa
notfnded hart The score
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'RStied iSr Kisesr IN me eighth lnnlng
Newark ........ o o o o o 90
Providence ........i D o =
Runs- Provtdcnce--Ats, Etston. Cream. Three
base hit--HonInan. Stolen bsses-Ata, Hot
man keliY Sacrifice hea-phelan. Elsenn
Cianlsy. Hih-Oa EHan. IN three nnlngs. or
kiebsf IN four lnnlng& OF NcGlnnitY, In one
inning. Left on bases Providence. q Newark. 8
First base on haila--Od CrOnn .. OF EgAn, l.
Slrurh oat-Dy Cronln. I: b. McGinnfty. 4 Mt
BY pltrheF BY Egan AN: b. MeGlnnity ~
stall hy Cnuatn Kelly Umpire In chief
STAFFORD Field umplrc-PinneTah. Time-i
hour and 10 minutes.
AALTtMORn. 5. SEnsRH CTRT, 4
BALrTMonH Nd Nay &-iThe jersey Ciys
lost their third straight game 70 the BaltimOrrs
% dny The arorF.
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Runs--W esley an-beat0n. fordhRm-lShar.
ksY McC afrey. Pint baae % error FordkAua
First base on baiia-iDn hckeun, I: 90 White q
Suuck out-By MckSon D ~ waite. T. Hame
run-f McCaHrey. Two hasa hlt-nea ion
sArfiace HES. mccarthy. DeEumeS. Stolsn
bases Mccarthy 2. ACCAhrgY. DouhAe plays
b Sharkcy and Sche4a NcCaffreY aRd A. Wight
MS b. pitcher-Hy McKeon tSconeldl. Umpire
ueufch. Tine hour and - minutes.
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PITCHERS MISTAKES COSTLY
NOM tNDERS LOSE TOUGH
ayr TO H.ASHINGTONS.

'lanHlns and Frm Betwpen Them Tssa
size tame Away-Athastics smother
R,piOns: BFswu, saite Nnps and Ne.
irulis ROmp aWaS From white sci.
Inc Highanders dropped a game to the
Nashipgtous Yesterday aud closed not
,sry profitable week DuTing the week
thsy ~on tvo games. lost two and tied one.
rhey los, groand IN their edorts TO head
~ the Nhlelics ~ che latter zasssA=sSa he
Bottoms ard nov lead by over ION points.
JHe'Hi starred Clsvelands were done up by
tho 'ailend BroWns. while the DetrOtts
TompeJ away ron TIE White Sox. The
resultv
siAagnalah. q. New T0rk. ..
i PaHaaelpMaa. o. BOstOn. ..
81 TEEN =, CleNelaDd. ..
DetrBla. .; ChicAgS. ..
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GIANTS win CLOSE GAME
CLOSE GOOD WEEK ~ BEAT.
INC TIE PHILLIES.

nPOohlyna Gene Out FiFut hest IN q
Twelve lnnlng Pight win ne me-.
tons-PaFates ragasas cesss ERa Get =
Hard knooA-Reds DSWH CaFdlnalss
For the last week the 0lsass have beaa
going 81 greatly improved pace They
won nom the Philliss yesterday, mahins
four victories and one defeat during the
week. rhs BrOOklyns scalped the BostOna
IN nght twelve innings long. and the poor
Old to.tsring Pittsburgs visited Chicago and
we're brusally trOunced by tho rsvivined
cubs. The Cihcihnatis whitsWAahsd the
Cardinals. who have fallen down hard
sinoe their recent squirt. The rusults:
New Vera. .; Phlladelphla. 3.
hrOohlyR 9; n0stna. q
Chleago. o; PitisBarM. Q.
CmemnAtl. 4; %. h0aiss Q.
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Dg C. p. Hutrhins has tAhsa place e. physical
director ~ Ne universv Of indiana. Ne viii
insva ne Univarulv Of WRnceaaia at ~ end Of
tha preaent academic Vemr.
They arc 70 raise monsy ~ PgnnHyfvAnlA for
. neg 6oathogae. 10 Wih 900 BE- - elaborate a.
ths mgu faie house.
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'rs''s, 'or Wood m me ssrond Inning
NfiFfe.rFtA q y y 0
Boston q 0aa
fI0s Philadelphia HarAel {. OJdrlnF.
70. mo. LAWS. O. AsEef barn Rgsi1nl- I1rd
al. Leais. tirsi base on srrors Phiiadciphia
= - 49, 'hlnnrlnhia Z
- ~ l'Ff' nqHe On naiisHDT " God or
ftH - PIaua y Sfrurk out ~ Wnnd I.
faa. ~ plant. Home rua Lsufs Thrse
go a.'s lnr4s stall. Two base hits-O1dfiuf
Llln. stolen bases Collins. Rakfr Har-y
'. 'o-r.- plT Hugrtr snd Vague
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S1risa 2 CaAAghaa SaeFiaes hts-Andersaa.
Aysk Prs, ssss ss ~ 'S sso s1 ss z
% Hgat1 I, MI BY pltrhaF-By Hyatt Calls
chan, p Umpire IN chief brennan. Pisld
umpire Moran. Tima-i hour and - minutsa
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,yIS. Esrrs s' s~sss r S$SssrI eoS5S i
fSS bS1s blf-Nu,rnhv Hon. T,ssH RsdS-T
OgtrrAoul klendL Sacrtnce hil-SeeveBa.
slslinoe MURPHY. Stolsn hasss6cersI.
Lommei, WardlaW. Sanders. Lsfi o. bass
Yale. J; Columbia. Firut base on errors-Yale. s.
nelnmbse. !. Eg1kss piaYs-Herriii. Mcintyre
ARd Murphy; Sanders and kiendl struck out
Bv romnnefs. g. by O'Neale s. FIRST baqs On balls
Ia Tommers. g % Freeman. 2: % O'Neale. s.
MS By ptcheYby O'NeAle. q Passed balls
L0mwel. a HlN-On Freeman. IN one third
inning; 81 rsssssess. Ia siEht and Two thirds
lnnlnea. umptre-kenneay. Tines h0un and
20 MINUTES
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~ Wtlhamaport-Ni luamgpqYt, q. BEADING 2
~ hnrFln1ueg.-TtGnoun ,. HRff burg q
a. Johnstoun -I6hnF iouu. ~. tofk. y
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~ Oklahoma City- -0kiAhona City O. Dailas. s.
a. Galveston -hsuat1a. 2 Galveston, a
40 Shreveport -fkrevepurt .: Port " oFth 2
~ Aan Antonlo-aan Amt1nio. 4. Waro. o.
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ANNMA - - ANeAAA - ~ - -
Two out shea Wlnning run Vas scored.
Jersey City......... o . 80 %
Baltimore 900 . 2-a
Runs Jersey city Clement Hanfond. ,. ~
mond. Baltimore SaRls. GOode. Nichols. :
Erhn Two base hiN johnson. hAnnifAn.
Nirhols. Sarrtncr hits hanniinn, Adklns.
Clancy. Hail stolen hasss-Nichols :. Slagle,
Esmoud Ftrst hase OF, bails on Adkins. :. OF
Rarues :. OF FeF3, I, strock OUT ~ Adklna, :,
~ barley ~ nerrI PASSED bI Y. ,,sr
u: tshel city. First bass on srrgF@- AAlu
Yield umplre HAligan. Tines houn ana 10
AZ HUFvALO gihsr DAMN.
sos.ss''' amman Sp
Bat'srss Mcconnell and Blair Klsslngsr.
sroOND CANE
Rochester. . :oS go y
Rattsftes Rescher. BlalT and Holmes NalAr.
sey and McAlister.
At AoSTHHAL-uHsT aAHE,
Ioroato- SSSSSSS
hAt.srlss RudOlph ana vandsSrifr Winter
sHcoND uAME
Toronto II oAoo oeo -
Montreal 80 o o . 81 Z
batteries NeWt1n and VAhdeErifL WtggA
kscfs. Jones and Krieheli.
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kuna-NeW Nork-seymour. Nerkla. Merern
phiiadelphiA-nates. Byananeh. EnFned Tnns--
Nsu NosR. philadelphia. L LsI on hases--
New York. ., Philadeiphia, g. First base % hails-
on MAroney. ? % AatheWa0n. 1. stTus4 oet..
~ hathcWson g. b. Marnney. 4. Two base hits
seymour, SnodgrAnA. nTanaAed. SacFtfcA hite.-
knAh9 RridWel. Saolsn -MeFkls Douhlp
plays-Meyers and Doyle HAtheWson nd NrrRls
ht hy pitcher-Dy MAroney Murray Wiid
ptch-Maroney. Umpire-O'Day Tlme-I houF
and 50 miuutaa
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A. Lowell Brpckton. 5: Lowell. 4
A. Nru bedford Nes BED ford, :: Lynn. 2
A. WDfursasF-i A. Worcester,
A. FAl River Fall River, Z. Havsrhlii. >.
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~ Memphis birmingham D. Memphin. g.
a. Nashville Nashville. 4 Mnutgomsry. D.
MChat@nooga -Chsttanooga 3 New Or
rama. T.
81 AtlsnA Atlanta. g. Mobns.
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a. Si0uA Clu'-- Inun City. q, Omabs .
a. pes Mnlaea-nel M1inea q. unroln. .
a. ~ 1ssuh-Tuptkt . 81 fGaerh.
A. Wtrhita r-irhlta. 3. nunter. Z
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~ Hntbeyills--C arIthsrsvills, o. Bithsytlls. 5.
a. JonesborO Jonesboro. .. PaFagouh, q
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NurH--Nl Loula--Hlnne. HartAeh. y nrdmAA'
ufias. Cisvaland- tigsE=y. TSs aaas mi-<ri.s
rhHee hose ht-Crias. Home run--hAatlsk
aiss- SirphsEs tiriErr sloien haass--LAisie.
haTthclL Firut hose on hslls-Oa lake, I. ftrse
hase On sFFOFa- cisseland. Z. 81 Louis. I. Len
NJ losn I: by hltrhsn q b. Lake. a Double
play-Turner. LAioie and Seavah Umpire Ia
ehiei- uineen Ficli umplre-Connoily Tine
hour and As winutes
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A. fAfo0 CIV Jarkuou. 7: Yazg0 City,g
~ Green wood CireeuWuof. a nrhaburF D
a. Hatueshurg HatiiesburR g. N eridlan. ..
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" Cqlumbue- Logi4vtue. a. Commbua.
u 4lhueagqiia-sl pnuL : Ailnnaap6iia
y hAneas CliE--A1naas CITY. q Glluaufsa .
II rgiefo- rnleio q iadi1hapgliI q