The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-06

r. H. E.
Cnlcago 5 10 2
indianapolis ............... 3 IL 4
Batteries-Richie, Smith and Arch
er; Robertson, Kimball, Peares and
McCarty.
Yankee Regulars Won.
Springfield, O., April 6.-The New
York American first team defeated
the local Central league club 5 to /.
Wolter of the Americans. knocked the
ball out of the park for a home run
in the fifth. Scorer
R. H E.
New York .................5 8 /
Springfield ............... 3 5 4
Batteries-Callwell and Street; Gill
bert, Smith and Mckee, Blackburn.
Giants Havo Batting Toys On.
Baltimore, April 6.-The New ork
Nationals again hit the ball hard and
defeated the Baltimore Internationals
1S to 8. Score: r. H. e.
New York 80. gil 104 201-13 16 /
Baltimore -. 900 900 030--3 9 z
Wiltse, Fullenwider and Myers, WILL
son; Russell, Smith and Kleinow.
Reds Cutting Down staff.
Cincinnati, April 6.-The Cincinnati
National league baseball club released,
Internationally, Pitcher Shinares. He
was sent back to the Appleton, wis,
team of the Wisconsin Illinois league,
from which club he was drafted by
Cincinnati last year.
Waivers were asked for Player AL
media, the Cuban infielder.
cincy Won Fast Game.
Columbus, o., April 6.-The Gin
~cinnati National league team, in a
game with Columbus of the American
association, made three runs in the
first inning and the home team was
never able to overcome the lead. Each
club played good ball. Score:
Clnclnnatl 3 s l
Columbus Observation-Disclosures, 8 10 2
Batteries - Cincinnati, Humphrey,
Hersey and Mclean; Columbus, NC
Quillan. Cook and Smith, Murphy.
Cards Leading inter- League Series.
st. Louis, April 6.-The Nationals
went ahead in the i~nterleague series,
winning from the Americans z to 4.
LAG <AAAASA tCpg4lS Aldu# IAlC game utlSll
the ninth inning, when the Nationals
rallied and made three base on balls, a
sacrifice, a single and q double count
for five runs. Shotten, Laporte and
Bresnahan featured with the bat.
Kenetchy and Ellis divided honors in
base stealing. Score:
Nationals z IL O
americans .................. 4 13 0
Sallee, willis, Marmon and Bresna-
han; Lake, r. Brown and Krichell,
Stephens.
Sox Yanniaans Won.
ST Joseph, Mo-, April 6.-The Chi
cago American second team defeated
the st. Joseph Western league club
10 to s. The game was loosely played.
Score:
chicago 10 IA 6
st. Joseph 8 IL 6
White, Scott and Kreitz, Carney;
freeman, Johnson, Hill and Castle.
PhiiIies Showed Under.
Philadelphia, April 6.-The worlds
champions shut out the Philadelphia
Nationals here in the fourth game Of
the spring series. The score was Id to
0. Each team has nov won two games.
The Nationals got but one hit, a sin
gle by Knabe, off Houck, who pitched
five innings. The Americans batted
Schultz and Rasmussen hard. Score:
Nationals 1900 600 600 1
Americans ......510 $40 Okla 81 2
notwithstanding, Rasmussen and
Killifer; Houck, Brown and Lapp;
Umpires, Connolly and Rigler.
Tigers Defeated by Louisville.
Louisville, April 6.-Timely hitting
helped the local team of the American
association to pile up twelve runs
against the seven scored by the De-
troit American league team. The To-
Gals got thirteen hits off Remsseas and
Dubuc. The Detroit team left i'm
nediately after the game for Toledo.
Mobile Defeats Athletics Seconds.
Mobile, Ala, April 6.-The Mobile
Southern league team again defeated
the Philadelphia athletics second
team, with Bender and Thomas as
their battery, the score being 5 to /.
Yankee Seconds Defeat Norfolk.
Norfolk. va, April s.-New York
American second team 5, Norfolk 8.
Princeton Defeats Virginia.
Charlottesville, Va, April 6.-In a
ninth inning rally Princeton defeated
the University of Virginia ait baseball
s to 8.
Recruit Pitchers Fail.
Washington, April 6.-Trying out
two recruit pitchers proved the I'M
doing Of the Washington Americans
when they were defeated by the
Boston Nationals z to S. Score:
Washington ..........-.... 5 5 g.
illinois Won Close Game.
Knoxville, Tenn, April 6.-Uni-
versity of Illinois 2; University Of
Tennessee /.
Matty McIntyre Shows Up.
Chicago, April 6.--Missing since
the close of last season, Matty Me-
Intyre. outflelder for the Chicago AM
erican league club reported. Ex-
planning his absence, he said he had
been playing baseball In Cuba during
the winter and thought Manager Cali
Iahan knew Of his whereabouts.
No word had been received from
the hard hitting outdielder since last
year. He denied that he was d .hoId
and announced that he would
sign a contract.
An exchange says that Harry Davis
wouldn't take $1,000 for Lefty
George. Figuring at the same ratio.
what sum would Colonel Hedges want