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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
THREE RUNS NOT ENOUGH
Superbas Get the Three, but St.
Louis Scores One More.

BIZ Dahlen's Superbas, proud possessors or
last place, ughtened their grip on the Gel
lar position by losing another game 10
Roger Bresnahan's st. Louis Cardinals at
Washington Park, Brooklyn. yesterday af-
ternoon. The final score was to- $. While
beaten, tho Brooklyn men made the most
out OF the fact that they at least MANAGED
to put man over the rubber, batted
pitcher ont OF the box. and for half an
inning were IN the lead. With fine chance
10 win.
The most perfect sort OF baseball weather
prevailed. and under the influence OF the
warm rays the players put up liveier
game than on Tuesday. Brooklyn played
errorless ball. while the Cardinals were
guilty or two misplays One OF these was
made by Sallee, who hurled tho ball Into
short hight field in an effort 10 catch lie
Jeune mapping OF first base in the eighth
inning. allowing the latter TO race 10 the
midway sack
Tho Cardinals made ample amends for
their trining bunGles by clicking of two
lightning double plays. HuggiDs and ko-
netchy killed Off Zimmerman and Bergen
In the nth inning, while Saliee. higgins and
Konetchy took care or Wheat and Hummel
in the eighth. Dahlen howled unto heaven
over the decision on Hummel at first, and
Jack Doyle one time with the Giants, told
him 10 think Il over IN tho clubhouse
Salee, the tall, slender twirler from the
Mound CITY, took his position in the box,
and for six innings he pitched gilt edged
ball The Superbas had men on the paths
in the first, second, fifth and sixth innings,
but Sallce pulled himself together and es-
capped with a whole coat. He wavered In
the seventh inning, however, when the
Brooklyn men fell upon him for three
crashing drives which, coupled with his own
error resulted I'm two runs. ThereupOn
Steele was called TO the rescue and allowed
hit, which sent over another run, but
the next men We're retired IN order.
Ragon, the Rochester recruit, pitched for
Brooklyn. lie twirled IN fair style, but was
found for nine hits. including two two-bag-
gers. lie gave three bases on balls and hit
a batter, but he struck out four OF the
visitors. lie pitched himself out OF a hole
in the second inning. when the ST Louis
men punched two hits with only one out.
The score was 10 IN favor OF Brook
Ign when the eighth inning began, but the
Cardinals scored two runs on a hit bats
man, a base on balls, single by Evans
and a fine example of the squeeze play.
The score follows:
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HARVARD DEFEATS AMHERST
Crimson Bats Out Easy Victory,
While Visitors Are HELPLESS.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribur

BY phi 10 The Tribune.
Cambridge. Mass. May 1o.-Amherst was
no match for the Harvard baseball team
I'm their annual game on Soldiers Field
this afternoon. the Crimson winning by a
score of 9 10 2 In eight innings, the game
being called on account Of darkness Out
batting the visitors eleven hits to four.
Harvard had the game safe from the start.
The home teams reckoning with Amherst
for the 6 TO 1 defeat administered the
Crimson last year made to-days triumph
especially sweet.
Amhers's weakness both at the bat and
in the field. made the game an easy one
for Harvard. The features OF the batting
were homer by Ham and a triple by
Mclaughlin, each with one on bases. Bah
sons work in the box showed him in fine
form, with the opposing batsmen at his
mercy. He had six strike outs 10 his credit
and gave four passes, while Vernon struck
out four and passed two. Quaintance. who
relieved Vernon in the seventh, was no i'm
provement striking out one and passing
two
81
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WILLIAMS NINE SPEEDY
Beats Yale, as 1t Did Princeton,
in Hard Battle.
CASE OF TOO MUCH SHOWS
Clever Outfielder Ends Rally with
Jumping Catch and Makes
Home Run.
rgy Telegraph TO Tn. Tribun, ,

Now Haven. May l0-Yae lost her IRE.
game in seven to-day after close. hard
fought battle to Williams by the score ~
. IN / Roth teams used their star Pitch
ers. Freeman being I'm the box for Yale
while Davis worked for Williams. Free.
man he'd a shade the better Of the argu.
men, as he allowed only Elk hits, two ~
which fast fielding would have prevented,
struck out ten men and passed only ons
Davis was found for five clean safetiss
struck out eight, walked three and hit one.
The game WAS won In the fourth inning
by Shons, Of Williams, who drove the hs!l
10 right centre for a clean home run. III.
same player also saved defeat for WI,
fans in the third inning by making I
Jumping catch In centre field Of Tommerss
line drive. with two men on bases. Davis
was little luckler than Freeman IN keep
ing his hits scattered
Williams scored in the first inning on
two Dagger 70 right by OTIS and single
by the ever present Shors 10 the same
place Yale got men 10 first and second IN
the third. with none out, on Merritts hit
and steal and Ioutrels pass. but Shons's
fielding OF Badgers short fly and Tom
mers's liner prevented a score.
Shons. the first man up for williams IN
the fourth inning. slammed out his homo
run. Reilly and Freeman each hit for two
bases for Yale in the fourth and fifth. with
two ont, but could not score.
In the sixth. Williams filled the bases.
with none out on BENEFITS error ana two
attempted sacrifices, which were poorly
handled. Freeman then struck out two
batters and forced another AT the plate.
retiring tho side without run
In the same inning Yale scored on 4 pass
10 Tommers, q stolen base. and p singl. ~
left by Stevens. The latter stole second.
but was held al third on Benefits hit hy
poor coaching With one out Cerhart was
hit by pitched ball. filing the bases. BIZ.
Merritt flied 10 left field and Loutrel struck
cut.
Yale got man to second IN the seventh
and eighth innings with mono out but could
not score. Yale was weakened by the sb
sence Of stillwell. one OF the teams best
htters because OF measles. Carhsrt
caught with an abscess on hi. cheek. and
Stevens played with a strained tendon.
The score follows:
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Totals So o45275 Totals so 7I445 % .

sRstied FOR Burns IN third inning. fBatted
for curtis IN fifteenth inning. tbatted for Nat
TEN in eighth inning
Cincinnati .Ol OO4O1 90 90 Is
Boston .......... o . O ] o o . o - 0 q o.
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baseball FiSbf
II, Chrec Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Chicago at New York.
IT. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati Mt Boston.
Pitsburg ut philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, II; Chicago, ].
81. louis. 4; Brooklyn, 3.
philadelphia, G; PittsburE, -
Cincinnati. y; Boston, !.
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HOME RUNS SAVE THE REDS.

Boston. May 1O.-It took fifteen innings
3n which four home runs by the visitors
were features for Cincinnati 20 defeat the
Boston Terriers to-day. at to Z. Curtis,
who went into the box for Boston I'm tho
ninth inning. weakened in the fifteenth
and HOblitzon drove in the winning run.
Colnss work" in centre field was sensa-
iionsl The score follows:
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PHILLIES TURN THE TABLES
Get Back at Pirates with a Rush
in Second Game.

Philadelphia, May 1o.-The Phillles prac-
tically won to-day's game in the first inn
ing, when they scored four runs on two
singles. a sacrifice fly and home runs by
Paskert and Iuderus. The final score was
TO ..
After the opening inning Nagle was ef-
fective. while Moore baflied Pittsburg at
nearly all stages. The score follows:
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Totals. 80 eio271i2 Totals. 81 6 10 "a 10
.Batted for otey in fourth inning

Chicago ............4 q o 20
Washington ........o . 90
TWo~base L:s--Lord. Callahan %. Ieliyeit
Threc-base Historian. Collins, Mcintyre -
Home run Cunningham. llits-On Johnson 4
200 3 inning. or Otcy, In 22-3 innings or
sherry. . IN rs innings: Of Gray, z In 2 %
innings: or walsh. IN 3 innings or scott. 3
in . innings Sacrifice hit--COrhsn. stolen
bases-Iord, Milan. Double plays-CoThan.
TannebiH and Collins. Left on bases--Chicago.
o. Washington. S. First base on halls-On
Johnson. OF Walsh. .. OF Scott. l. Hit by
pitcher-By Johnson collins. by Scott Cess
leu. Struck out-By Otey. J. BY Walsh 3
b Scott. 4 by GRAY, VIA pitch. otey
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GEORGETOWN HITS HARD
Pounds Out Victory Over Cadets
by Good, Solid Batting.
icy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

West Point May l0.-In n game filed
with hard hitting Georgetown defeated
West Point here to-day by score Of 10 TO
s. In the fifth inning the Soldiers met their
Waterloo. The visitors pounded Hyatt all
over the field. twelve men coming TO bat.
nine Of whom made safe hits. and scored
eight runs. The cadets came up IN the
sixth with two circuit drives which sent In
four runs.
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STUYVESANT, 10; BRYANT. 6

Stuyvesant High School defeated the
Bryant High School In an interesting game
on the latter's diamond yesterday by a
score OF 12 to 6.
Stuyvesant 6 o { 0 % - +
bryant ....S ! l o o o % .
Batteries-stuyvesant, Never Bartell and
Rosa; Bryant, Derrick and Beer.
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JERSEY CITY BEATEN AGAIN
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Rochester. May l0.-1he Jersey CITY
Skeeters were defeated again to-day by
the Rochester Hustlers. the score being 10
TO .. As IN both OF the previous games
the visitors were weak Kessler was wild
and was hit hard for six runs in the first
inning, and was relieved by Justus.
Jack Ryan. manager or Jersey city. has
been suspended. and Batch had 10 pay n
fine or $40 before he could 90 into to-day's
game for talking back TO the umpire yes
terday.
The ScOre fottcu.e.
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MONTREAL DEFEATS INDIANS
McGinnity Uses Sixteen Players,
but Can't Stop ROYALS.

Montreal, May 1o.-Montreal broke into
the win column to-day after string OF
nine consecutive defeats, beating the Ind
ians by Il score OF TO 3. The Royals swat
ted Holmes in timely fashion. while Bar
berich was effective except in the seventh
inning. when his own error paved the way
for three runs. Kclly's capture of Holly's
long drive was the fielding feature. Nc
Ginnity used sixteen players I'm the game.
Yeager and Miller drove in most Of Mon
treats runs.
,rln .,rnrn fnlfnn...
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PENNSYLVANIA NINE WINS
Bunch Hits on Kehoe and Easily
Defeat Fordham Team.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Philadelphia, May 10.-ShowIng decided
Improvement Pennsylvania easily defeated
Fordham this afternoon on Franklin Field
by a score Of ; to I. The game was well
played Although Kehoe pitched well FOR
the visitors, hits were punched on him.
Clark. who was on the mound for Penn
sylyanla. twlrled a great game. allowing
only two hits
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MACKENZIE, II; IRVING, 3.

The Mackenzie School baseball team
pounded out many long drives IN hsndly
defeating the Irving School nine at larry
town yesterday by a score Of II TO g. Three
successive errors in tho third inning, fol-
lowing a clean hit, scored 1rving's only
runs.
The score by innings follows:
Mackenzie ! . . oil Il !
Irving % q . . O. 2 :
Batteries-M Mackenzie. sraldiug and Ford. If'-
ing. Culnfort, Hinum and Maestro.
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CHAMPIONS RALLY IN TIME.

ST. Louis May 10-ln a sensational ninth
inning rally to-day. with a base on balls. a
single, an error, triple and a double. Phil
adelphia scored four runs ana won the first
game Of the series with St Louis by a
score Of s TO 6. The visitors stole bases at
Will The score follows:
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ANEHHAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York nt detroit.
Philadelphia at ct. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston Of Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 6; Detroit, :.
CIerrland, g; Boston, o.
Chicago, 8; Washington, 6.
Philadelphia, 8; ST. Louis D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TPC W. i. Pc.
DE, yojt Of \ ST5 Chicago 10 10 800
HostcnL IL 10 545 Vash'ton. IL .42i
PhiIa 10 0 sec Cleveland. Is .3I9
New York 10 10 800 ~. Joms.. . IL $3.50
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The score follows.
NEW YORK.
CHICAGO
To,als.57 IIiP2s mi Total
.Toney ont; hi by ha,tes bali.

New York .........2 o Iii
Chicago ............0 o o 0 o
Two-base hlt-snodgrass Three-base hits
lAuuay. J. Doyle. Home run-Hofrnan. Stolen
ftsses-Nerkle ~. Bridwell. Lett on bases
Chicagc.o 4 New York. . First base on errors
Chicago. I; New York. B. Double play-Witse.
Pridwell aeiA Nerkie Struck out-By Pfcster.
:: by Toney. ]: b. Wiltse 4 First base on
halls or Pdester. 1; Of Toney. .: or wiltse.
Nus-CM ples'er IN 2is innings: or Toncv g
in 52a iunnes Time-l:i5. Empires Day
ana Brennan
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Totals. IS 10 y 2 Totals. 80 C II "a %

Stated for Petty I'm eighth innoing fBa,ted
for Mclean IN ninth inning iBattcd for Iofr-
man IN ninth inning.
Philadelphia ........0 ~ q o IS
TwO-baso hits Crisis. Hoffman. Clarke Thomas
Thrce-b base hits-Cons. Murphy Sacrifice hits
Petty. Hoffman. Double play-Wallace and
Laporie Passed bsll-Clarke Stolen baecs-
Collins. Baker 3D. Barry. Strunk %. First iase
Oh halls-Cn Petty. ]. or Bailey. j: of Bender
.. strucl. out-By Petty, T. by Bailey. ]. by
Bender 4 hy Plank, ]. Hits-On Peltv 10 in
innings. off Bailey IN % innings. of Pow
an. in 2sa Innings. OF Bender II I'm s inn-
inrs. Len on bascs-SL Louis s. Phlladolphia
10 Time-230. unpircs -OIonghlln and III
neen
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-Doyito white, Gnell. Three-base hits-
Prescott. Reilly. First hase on crrors-Brown,
2. Struck out--By Greenbaum. s. by COnZel
man, : First base on balls-OH Greenbaum,
8 off Councilman. .. Left on bases-prince-
ton 3; Brown. 6. Wild pitches -Greenbaum.
Councilman. Hit BY pitcher-Prescott Time
200. Umpires-Akron and Adams.
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FORDHAAf

Stolen bases-Coryell >; Thayer. AidendIfer.
Gargan Gordon. Nv base MT l)ohoNan.
Home runs-smlth. HAYDEN. Double play
McCanerty 10 Barrett. Sacrifice hits
bv Marshall, q; by Kchoe. -. Base on balls
OF Clarke. 1; of Marshall. l; or Kehoe. O.
Hit by pitched bal-Gordon. Passed bali
Lynch. Umpire-Grihith.
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WEST POINT
TotaIs... 10 II y To Totals. NP2I II I
Gcorgc clown. n 9 o DO
West Point. -. O O d 4 o z O

Earned runs-Georgetown S: Yves, Point, D.
First base on errors-Georgetown {. Stolen
bases-Georgetown. o West Point, e. Bases on
halls-On White. 3. or Hyatt /. Struck out
By White. I'm 7 innings; by Fienli l in 3
innings. Home run--Hyntt. MlllllSen. Three
HassetL
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Totals 80 q - IA Totals. SIS
Hastings.

KunS-HaStlngs, M'HNtNNIDk, NHIU"l '-'
Haaren 90, Maloy Leo o. EliHe %. Three
base hlt-Nixon. Home run-Hastings. Sacrince
Lit-Rothwell Stolen Observation-Disclosures CD
Lee co., Hastings Left on bases-Columbia, -
New York University s. First base on errors
plav-Maloy to Menhennick 70 SHIRLEY to Men
hennick to Maloy. Struck out-By RothWeH' 81 IS
by Lee, 4: by Moore S. First base on palIs-oIi
Moore g: OF Lee, ]. Hit by pitcher-by Moore.
/ Passed ball-Ayers. Hits-On Rothven,
In Al innings; OF Lee. 1 in AZ, innfngs Time
-1:25 Umpire stockdale At'ehoahce'
600.
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Totals. 81 II % g Totals. =. % 05 q 10:


Cleveland ............ o x-G
Boston .............O - 90
Two-base hits-Olson- Stoyall. Jackson Three
base hit-Williams. Sacrifice hits Olson. Gregg.
Sacrifice ny-Graney. stolen hascs-.IaCksOn f.),
Stovail. Double play-Ball and Stoval Pitch
ing rccord-On Pape. hits I'm innings on
Collins. hits in ? innings. First base balls
or Pape .. Struck Out-Ey Gregg, T. by
Pape, .: By Collins l. First base on errors
Cleveland J. Left on bascs-Cleveand. 6. Bos-
ton . Time-l:29. Umpires- Evans and Null
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RED soX BOW TO CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, May 1o.-Cleveand easily de-
feated Boston to-day by q score Of to 0,
hitting both Pape and Collins hard Gregg
puzzled Boston and was sensationally sup
ported. The all-around work of Jackson
was the feature The score follows:
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WILLIAMS
Totals &c 2 6 81 l0i Totals 100.
spnttnh "a rnn.r.ii q, rir.h inning

'Batted for Loutrell IN ninth inning.
Y Tidiam'' '''.'' . Q I Q o.
Sacrifice hit-Peilley stolen tsses--ro1l-
mars, stevens, Merritt. Otis. Tro-base hits
Penley Freeman. OTIS. Home run--Slors.
First base on balls-Or Freeman. I; or Davis.
g Left on bases-Yale. 7: williams.
Struck ort--By Freeman, 10; by Davis. :. Hit
by pitcher--Carhart Time-1:5o. Umpire
Bedford.
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Ihfee.oasa hit - Mclaughlin Hon. run -
. sacrlnce hit-Potter Stolen bases-Pot-
.eIi CNuord Kane (2), Kimball. First base on
oalls-On l3abson 4; of Vernon, 2: of Quaint
ance :; struck OUT Babson, g. by Vernon.
Double play~-Desha to Potter 10 Ham Wild
pitchee-Vornon. Quaintance Hlt nv pitcher
Kane. Burt. TIme-2:O0 Umnlre-ConroN
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DTrTGRIfRG
Totals. Is 8 27 o Totals 81 . . Is
'Batted for Magic in seventh inning.

'Batted for Magic IN seventh inning.
Philadelphia. ........4 o o X-6
Pittsburg ...........O o 0 o o Il
Two-base hts-McKechnie, Hunter. Home runs
-Paskert l.uderus. Wilson. Pitchers records
or Maggie. : hits ana % times at bat IA o finn
ings: off Ferry. no hits and times at bat I'm .
irnngs Sacrifice hitrDOolan. Sacrifice files
Wilson. Lobert. Moore. Paskert stolen base
Leach. Left on b2ses-Pittsburg. q: Philadel-
phia 4 First base on balis--Om Nagle l. on
Moore, 3. Hit by pitcher-By Maggie. l Qu-
dcris). Struck out-By Maggie, !: by Ferry /:
nv Moore. g Time-1a5. Umpires-Rigler and
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lie score follows
NEWARK.
Totals % 90 q 81 Totals. .s2s724 .

FBattol for Holmes IN sixth inning fBatted
for jenkins I'm seventh inning. tBated FOR
Agler IN ninth inning sRan for Lee in seventh
inning. IRAN for Prick in ninth inning
Newark .............O o 3 %
1wo-hase hits-Yeager. Dalton. Left on hases
Newark. 4; Montreal. 2. First base on balls
or Holmes. ]; or jenkins. 1; or Barberich. D.
Stolen hase-Hanford. escrifcc nit-MliIer
Double play-Barberlch. French and Gandll
Passed ball-Cady. Hts-Od Holmes. In !
Innings on Jenkins. l IN inning; OF Spade
IN innings. Time-i3j Umpires-Murra =
and Hart.
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WHITE soX BEAT WASHINGTON

Chicago May 1O.-In a slugging match to-
day, I'm which Washington used four pitch
ers and Chicago two. the White Sox de-
feated the visitors at to s, as follows:
CHICAGO WASHINGTON
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he score follows:
ROCHESTER,
To,als.341Oi?27i53 Total, oe5;
'Baited for Justu. IN ninth inning.

'baited for Justus In ninth inning
Jersey City. . ~ a n a. ".
Hits-On Manser. 4 I'm . ,nnings. ~, HOLM,
- ~ innings, OF kessler. 2 In 3is inning,
dWo-pase hiis-Dolnn. Jacklitsch Batch Holmes
ILief-hase hit-Deiningcr Sacrifice 1y-Rreen
Stpleh nases Moran. Ward ~. Osborn Double
Iags- huger 10 Jus,us. Alperman 10 Foster 10
,l tl.eI- "a, flst base on errOrs-Rochester, I
Jersey Iily' J. First base on balls-On Manser
OH homes, :. or kessler. g. Off Justus q
nv by oplicher-By Holmes. I Deiningerl: hy
'uhtuss' 'Moim twice. Left on bases-Roches-
Ier. . jersey City. q wild pltch-Kessler
nm .. umpires-Poock and Damon. Al
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NEWTOWN, II; CURTIS. 9

The Curtis High School received a severe
trouncing from the Newtown High School.
In battingiest, on the formers field ves
terday, by score OF II 10 g. The State,
Islanders secured only four hits. while the
visitors smashed hard all OF the offerings
OF Doyle and Kirby.
The score by innings follows:
Newtown q q p g. u. L,
Curtis ......O o o o % q
Batteries Ncwtown. Wilson K.rr,yar ooa
Payne; Curtis High. Doyle Kirby and cooen1
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ERASMUS, 5; HACKENsAcK

close and hard fought game Nh.
Erasmus nan High School succeeded in de-
teating the tlackensack High School on the
New Jersey field yesterday. by n score ~
70 :. Shaw allowed only one hit in Ave
The score by innings follows.
Erasmus llalL......3 | q q o % or IN \
hachensack ........0o o o o o % 4
Batteries-Erasmus Hall shaw Follanshaa
ana heaslip' Haekensack Garrison and smith.
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II = = y . Ut T
81, INrrI
BROOKLYN.
To.a's....314927o2 Totals. .83s727 0

St Iouis............2 o o o . %
Brooklyn ............O 0-3
base hits-Eliis. Konetchy. Couson Sacrifice
hits--Ellis, Steele First base on balls-On
sallee I. of Ragon, 4. struck out-By sallee.
.: By Steele, =: by Ragon. 1. Double plays
Huggins and Konctchy; steele. Hauser and Ko-
netchy. Hit by pitcher-By Ragon, Oiauser).
Hus-OG Sslee. . IN 6is innings. Time-l:44.
Umpircs-Klem and Doyle.
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Totals. 81 6 l2 81 IA Totals.

Left on hases-New York. T. Detroit, G. Two
base hit-Mullin. Three-base hutchinson.
Home runs--Wolter, Fisher. Sacrifice hits
Cobb. Moriarty. Chase. Gardner. Sacrifice files
Crawford. Sweeney. stolen bases-Cobb, Vol
ter. cree. Hit ny pitcher-By Fisher Cobb,
BY Afulln CWolter) Struck out-By Mullin. 2;
by Fisher. = Base on baIls-O0 Fisher. l.
Time 1:0f. Umpires-Eean and Connolly.
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TNo-base hits Ingerton Miller. T. Clarke.
rhree-tase hit--Coode Home runs Beck. Eean,
J. Clarke. Hobltzell Ui.s-On Mattcfn. . in ;
srnngs. on Curtis. 4 On : innings or Buns. .
"a 2 innings. OF Fromine. IN 2ig innings. or
s3s spar 40 l0i7 Innings sacrifice hif-hatfern.
Stolen bases D0wney. j.. Clarke. Miller Double
plays-Ingcrton. Berzog and Tenney. Burns,
1soblltzeil ard Clarke Left on bases Boston,
-. Cincinnati 3 First base on balls-of Ma
ten 2. or Curtis 3 on Fromme. I or Gaspar
J HIT oy Q.tchcr-By Gaspar, Gierzoel
Struck out-Br Matiefn. 3 10y Curtis. g. by
r3rrns. ] by Fromme. J b. Gospar .. Eals-
G1spar. Timc-2,55. Tmpircs Eason and JOHN
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Kansas City, 3. Minneapolis.
81. Paul, 10; Milwaukee, &
Louisville. ~: Toledo.
Columbus II. Indiananolis {
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Baseball. American League Park. 20 day 4
p. IN. Giants ya Chicago. Adm. 25c. 4. 5Oc
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The score follows
HARVARD
AMHERST
Totals. IS 91lt2i i6l Total, %


'Batted for Desha I'm eighth inning +c,ua
called at end OF eighth inning
naiNaid .....,.........1 o 2 10
amherst ...............0 q y o %
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PRINCETON.

Totals. 30 II IT II . Totals. 81 2 3 "a II 2
Prnceton....... Ks
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lowell 9: HaN erhill,
Lynn, 6; Fail River, 8.
Lawrence. p; New Bedford, 4.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Montreal.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore ut Buffalo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal, g.: Newark. s.
Rochester, 10; Jersey City, 0.
Toronto, G; Providence, 4.
Buifnlo vs.. baltimore train).
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.