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Both Fighters Ready.

Wolgast faded again and Murphy Inn
proved. When the end came IL was a
case of a badly battered Irish American
carrying Michigan Dutchman along at
a pace that the latter could barely live
UP 10.
II was eihinently fair to call the thing
a draw. but there is no telling what
might have happened II Wolgast had not
got his second wind about the middle OF
the bout, and bombarded wind and ribs
10 the extent he did. On the other hand
there is no telling what might have hap
pencd IL Wolgast had had anything Ike
decent time In which to train
For tomorrows match Wolgast de-
clares he Is we'll as he could wish TO
be, Manager Tom Jones talks in the
same strain and his money Is talking
too.
Some OF the rail- birds did not like Ads
spasmodic way Of conducting hts gym
nasium exercises, but Wolgast says.
Just wait. Tomorrows fight will answer
all that
The case In a nutshell is this: The
sports arc dubious regarding Wolgast's s
condition. There isn't an atom of doubt
in regard TO Murphy's. And Wolgast is
a strong 10 TO iavorltc. with unlimited
backing behind him apparently.
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ALL HALLOWS BESTS
HIGH SCHOOL NINE

The All Hailovs college baseball team dessn,ra
mo SAT- Lake high school yesterday afternoon
20 !. IL was miserable day 10 play base.
Dali. nevertheless the eamo fast and inter-
ettins throughout. The flTst score camo in the
lhiFc whcu RodG"Fs. Tishiieldcr for All Hal
lows hit 10 far rtEht for homer Tho high
school scored n 40 fh!rd by punching three hits
on MORAN. scoring ponkln. Moran thou t!shicucd
np and famed tho next two All HaIIovs .corcd
again In the fourth hits oy RrayenbuhI and
Moran The latter hurt h!E ankle in stealing
ihird and took Schnidts place at second SchInid,
going Inio the box. Only thirteen man faced
Schmidt IN the four innings he pitched strIkInr
out eleven and not allowing hlt Kllpatrlrk
pitched a fair game. allowing tIvo hits and s,rik.
ing slE
The All Hsllo~s nine Sil play tho fast DountI.
iui team noxt Tuesday afternoon AZ Boun.lyuI
sunday mcrnInE the college team will meet the
hmpTehs theaier niuo on the formers grounds aud
a fast game IL expected
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YANKS DROP ONE
MORE TO CLIMBER, s

NEW YORK, April ls.-New York LOST
another game 10 Washington today
Chances = men taking 7-to-5 defeat az
ter d plIcky uphill hight In a long
drawn-out contest. Tom Hughes. t6.
veteran pitcher of the visitors while wild
at times. was effective in every inning
except the seventh, when the locals
scored four runs on four bases on halls
and three singles. Hughes recovered he
Tore the inning was over. striking one
Tor the third out with three men on bas.s'
Fisnor, for New York, was touched mn
freely. but many OF the safeties were az
@ Ile lhheld variety. Washington's base
Mcbride and Chase were the featurcs
The Visitors stole eight bases three ~
INC steals being MIlsn's. Gandii was
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SHARKEY GOES DOWN
FOR COUNT in FIRST
BY International News Service.

~ N-'NN'''eNN'SHol -Nc"S EoeNNlCc
NEW YORK. April 1s-Tom Sharkey.
former heavyweight puglist went down
Tor the count in the first round OF an
impromptu bout with a 120-pounder in
'front.' OF the Cafe Sharkey on East Four
tcenth street early today. The blow tina [
put Sharhey out was delivered I'm the
solar pleNus, but. according 10 ringsidc
spectators. the new white hope" used
his foot and not flye-ounce glove
Nevertheless. the blow WAS declared
fair as Sharkey did not specify Marouls
OF Quecnsberry or any other rules when
he Issued his challenge. Sharkey merely
inhaled deep breath. which made the
famous full-rigged ship on his chest
heaVe as ON steam tossed sea and
somewhat loudly declared,
II can lick any man between Four
tecnth street and the Battery
George Davis, known as yellow the
Ne%5ooy, was sitting at a table nearby
elbow arose and, tapping Sharkey on
the tattooed ship said:
Why. you're all In; you couldn't lick
postage stamp
Hatless and oatless the men retired 10
the side walk. yellow" announced his
weight as 10 pounds while Sharkcy
claimed 225.
The men spared for moment and
then Sbarkey rushed his opponent. who
ducked and raised his right foot and sent
II smashing into Sharkey's mIdshIps
Friends and employees Of the cafe picked
Sharkey up after the referee had counted
MIN out and carried him into his cafe,
where he revived moment later
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RED SOX HAMMER
BENDER IN N|NT \
Athletics Get Short End Of 8
to 5 Score After Gain
ing Lead.
PHILADELPHIA.
Bv "Bud" Fishe,

PHILADELPHIA. April i6-After
playing a fine uphill game here today,
Boston hammered Bender's delivery for
three doubles and two singles in the ninth
inning. scoring four runs and winning
from Philadelphia, 8 10 s. Poor pitch
team drove Foster. formerly Of Houston.
Tex. off the rubber In the first inning,
and lost opportunities 10 add to their
score by reckless base running.
No hits were made off Brown until the
fifth inning. but he began TO weaken IN
the fourth when he gave three passes.
Houck took his place in the seventh
the eighth to permit Hall TO bat for him
Bender succeeded Houck I'm the eighth.
Leonard. who followed Bedient to the
rubber, weakened In the ninth. Then
Danny Murphy opened with a single Two
outs were followed by passes TO Collins
and Baker. Wood was rushed to the rub
ber and he ended the game by tanning
McInn!s.
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REDS AVID PIRATES
BATTLE UNTIL DARK
After Twelve Innings, Score
Stands S to S; Tinker Or
dered OFF Field.

PIITSBrRG. April 1s.-Manager Joe
T:nker's three bagger scored Bescher and
Bates In the ninth inning today. From
that time until Umpire Owens called the
game on account OF darkness a, the end
of the twelfth inning, the score stood 5
10 >. Soon after saving mis- game, Tinker
had dispute over a decision by Owens
VINO ordered him OF the field. Csmnitz
pitched good ball. but IN the third Inning
poor fielding behind him gave the Reds
three runs. Grants walk and singles by
Clarke. Bates and HobllTZel with n slip
mp on q chance for an easy double play
and Tinkcr's sacrifice fly, brought the
runs In this inning.
MllIer's triple and Buffers single gave
Pittsburg run In the second With the
bases FULL. Carey doubled In the fifth and
McCarthy's sacrifice fly followed result
ing In two more Buffers walk. an out
and Camnitz's single gave them another
IN the eighth. Fronme was effective
with men on bases.
ClSCTNNATI-P1TTSBunG
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Havre De Grace Entries.

BJ International News Service
HAVRE, DE GRACE. Md. APRIL U-YoiIo.
Ing arc tomorrow's race entries
First race. five furlongs-sCb!lton Dance A
sAmeTIcus. lo7; Hasson. 100; .1iser jim. 4
Irene Gummcll. los; Thrlft! l07; Rock R1
81. ScTYicence. Ii2i Lad OF Langdcn lol
Second race. tiye fnrlongs-Roll!ns Sleus, d
Grover Hughes. lio: Fred Levy. lo2: Anar
Ios; Caugh HUI )23: Aidobsran. lIs. I'd
o. Ny Life. l05 "
Third race. five furlongs-Reyburn. 100; Don
Five. los: Flying Fairy. 100. Flying yaak1
lNi Arconc. 100; Progressive. l03.
Fourth race. five nud hal. furlonKs--pa1
Queen. io3; Frederick L.. 10; Paisnqun, II
GTosvenor ioS. ChuckicJ. i05; Monteross. q
Flyins Fairy. los
Filth race milo and seventy yords-Hans cro<
~; MARY Ann X. ol; PLANT. los: sStaIrB,
Fred Mulholaud 12l; Setback. fio.
Sixth race. four turlonss-ArInameD l03: az1
or l07: Enver Bey. 100: Uncle Jimmie. 100: I'd
ort Oliver. l0f; Humiliation lo5
Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear. track good.
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Chica go punched single and home run
In the first for their only runs. Sallee
settled down after this and Chicago could
do nothing with his curves.
81. Louis scored in the second inning
when Lavender hit Evans who stole sec
ond and scored when O'Leary singled ST
Louis scored again in the third on Hug
gins's walk and Masecs home run. Poor
base running in this inning cost the To-
calls another run.
Smith relieved Lavender in the fourth
and held st. Louis hitless until the sew
enth when the home team scored five
runs on pass, two errors and three hits
one home run by Saliee,
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS.
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LONG SHOT WINS
HARF Ord HAND|CA|
Springboard, at 10 to l, Gath
ers in Additional Purse,
Defeating Favorite.
b International News Service.

HAvRE DE GRACE. Nd, April n-rca,,
rnce rosUltS:
First race. fIvc furloues-Double rivs.
tWolD 10 !. won. Mouorici. 100 giadetls),
to J. second; Black Chor 10 Musxravej. 4
T. third Time. i:o2. Magazine. Covi, p
sreSsivo Big DIppsr and Ralph LLOYD also IA,
Second race. four turlonKo-Trnm1s lo3 I'm
leFj. 10 s. won; Mater. los (HutweiD. 10
second. Galen, los tWIlsou). 10 10 /, third lin
80 3-5. Madses Slater also ran.
Third race. six furlongs-RoyaI Meteor
tMusg5ave), 0 20 5, won; Font. I.0 tGrahanu,1
TO 49, second; Cherry Seed lie CwoIn. Ia
third Time. 1,ls Madr,eeIian and Auto II,
also ran.
Fourth race. Harord handicap. 1890 add,
five and half furlongs-S s-SprIuehoard. rs CWoI
10 TO I, won: sir BlaIse. 10, (Eoobinsl. ] 10
second Cnush Hi. fla tPIokc,U, so 10 { Inn
Time. 1907 f-b Adams Express, Spohu. n,
iorie 4. and Grover hughes also ran.
Fifth race. four turloues-Sopny Boz, lio fSt
VIM. 10 8, won; hi0 W,tnrs. ~ (snider)'
TO !. second: Tho Idol. III tButwelD. s 10
thlrJ. Time. so Id, Trade Mark ch1f]
CanBelI and Cnrhurotor also ran.
Sixth race. Fivo and hrlf furlougs-LyxandI
ITO (WolO. 10 :. won: Discovery, 9s tAmbron
10 TO %, second, Fred Levy. lls (Toahtn).
TO J. third. Time. 1908 4-5. Early Light Il
+.
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PHILLIES WIN.
SLAB BATTLE

BRoO1-LYN. April ls-seoton and
Ruckcr repeated their battle royal OF
April hese TODAY, and the resui; was
The same. s'hiladciphia defeating Brook
In the Inning when Magee singled. took
ihlrd on Dolan's long h.i and scored on
booisn's sacrifice fly Seaton allowed
only live hits and struck ou, eight ba :
ters, Stengel had great day In center
REID. getting seven putcuts The game
was featured by clean fielding and sharp
work on the bases. Stengel was shut
OF az The piote IN the third. when Seaton
made = great stop OF a hard drive nv
Meyer ~
PHILADELPHIA DRoOi;Iy-v
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ZOTTE STARTS WORK;
ATTELL HERE SUNDAY

Ad Zotte. the Mexican whirwlud"
featherweight, who Is matched 10 box
fifteen rounds with Monte Attcll OF San
Francisco in Murray April %. commenced
training yesterday AT the Log Cabin on
East Second South street. 4 large crowd
watched the youngster do light work
out. Sparrlng viii commence today with
Peter Jackson. Tommy FITZGERALD viii
come In for a Whlrl at the ''wh,rIwind''
also. Attell Will arrive Sunday and com
mence training at once. probably at the
local fire station.
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ATTORNEY RULES FOR
BASEBALL ROOFING

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1s.-Baseball
roofing may not be classed legally among
'loud and unnecessary" noises Such In
effect. is the ruling announced today OF
cal hospital against the proposed loca-
ton OF Il new Coast league ball park In
the vInicity OF the institution. An or
dlnance designed TO protect hospitals was
cited. but the city attorney held that 1t
referred only 10 street noises incident to
ira fife
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Rixey Joins Phillies

PHILADELPHIA. April is-Eppa
RiXsy, the lcft-handed pitcher of The
Philadelphia National league basebal n
club. today signed his 1919 contract and
left with tho team ioT Brooklyn Rixey's
failure 10 sign soorer IL IS said. was
due TO his desire To continue his studies
at the University OF Virginia Until June
Mike Donlin Is now the only Phia-
delphia player who has not signed a con-
tract for this year
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BRA YES POUNDED
HARD BY GIANTS

BOSTON, April ls.-New York ham
mered two Boston pitchers for twenty
hits THIS afternoon and won the game
easily. - to 4. Demsree pitched his lrst
game against tho Braves and held them
10 six hits. Captain Doyle OF the visit
Ing team was put out OF the contest bv
Umpire Byron IN the second inning FOR
diSputing a decision at second base Cap
tain sweeney OF the Boston team has
been suspended three days by President
Lynch because OF his dispute with Cm-
pire Rieler Yesterday,
NEW YORK BOSTON
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CLUB OWNERS WIFE
BREAKS PRECEDENT

CHICAGO. April ls.-Mrs Charles \
Comiskey, wife of the owner OF the Chi
cago American league baseball club
failed 10 attend the opening game Of the
season here yesterday between Chicago
and Cleveland, md thus broke record
which had stood since the founding OF
the south side club.
Mrs. Comiskey's absence from the in
augural ceremonies was due TO the fact
that she was operated upon q little more
than week ago and still Is a patient
In Il hospital. She was kept advised OF
the progress OF the game by telephone
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GAME. AT LUCAS
FIELD CALLED OFF

Tho scheduled practice game between
the Skyscrapers and All Hallows college
at Lucas field today has been called Off
on account Of wet grounds The field Will
be In nnc condition. however. for sun
days game With ogden. A large crowd
OF fans are coming down 10 root for
kitty knights squad, which Is deter
mined to get MACS" scalp this time. A
fast Eame will undoMbt edlY be nInved
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MAPS GIVE WHITE
SOX 4 GOOSE EGG

CHICAGO April iS.-Mana ger Birmlne-
ham OF Cleveland for the first time this
season started a right-h handed pitcher
against the Chicago American league
club, and Steen, who drew the straw
proved TO be a puzzle to the locals The
visitors won. to o. Benz, who opened
Tor the locals. was hit hard in the OPEN
ing inning. two singles triple and a
sacfiilce netting two runs. An error sim
gle and double steal counted anntbar
While a single. error. sacrifice and long
fly made the fourth run.
CLEVELAND -CgJc.co
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NEW YORK

summary: EroD-Fletehcr. wiiscn. Smith,
Tyler. Two base hItH-Aurray f.l Herrog DOYLE
Titus. MTerp. RarIdon. Connolly. Hits-on Ty~
lsr' 10 one aad tvo-thirts innings. Off Brown
y in se'eo aud one-third innings Stolen bases
-Serxc. .; Burns. Herpg Sacrifice rllen-
Myers. Hersog Double pI&y--smlth 20 yyera
LSft on bases-So~ York. g. Boston. 10 Eaac.
op taiis-oN pemarer. 5: OF Tyler /. Of. Brown
: Fifst en- errors-Sev York. !: nottou / III,
ey pitoher-By Tyler Herrogi oy Bruvn tNerkIel
~ neoi-ree (Nyersl Struck out-By Deraares
by Tyler. !; by Rrozn. 4 Time OF game hour
81 minutes Umpi-es-Rrier ard Byron
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O'Neill Explains Situation.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. April ls-Norris ].
O'Neill, president OF the Western league
VINO was here yesterday TO meet his nm :
plres, gave his reason for not removing
his Office from Chicago To some Western
league city. as instructed by four club
owners OF the league las, winter.
Il am prepared 70 move" said O'NenI
whenever the board OF directors orders
me 10 do so, and whenever II authorizes
the expenditure OF the money necessary
70 procure Office furniture and pay office
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TIGERS LOSE TO
BROWNS, 3 TO

DETROIT. April ls.-After the hrst y
ming. in which Detroit scored W.
Weilmau never WAS in great danger g.
ST. Louis won the second game OF sei,,~
with Detroit today. 3 To .. Lake Was q,
freely throughout the game and rceei'>
poor support.
DETROIT ST. LOUIS.
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Athlete Joins Braves

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April lS.-Wi,sn,
Collins, Vanderbilt college pitcher, foot
ball player and al-round athlete, has
signed a contract with the Boston Ma
tionals, He viii leave tomorrow night
10 report tn Manager Stallins at Boston.
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CH1CAGo-s ST. LOUIS,

Summary: Errois-Zimmcrnsn. Archer. Brcsna-
han, O'Leary- Two-baSc h!;s-Mowrcy Evans.
Thrcs-bhse hn-2immermAn. Homo runz-Miich-
ELL Mcgee. seilee. H!ts--On Lavender. 5 10
three innings: of Smith. 10 fIve Innings. Dou-
bic piRys-Leacb IN Bresn.hau: O'Lcary 10 Kenot-
ehy TO Winso- Left on bases-st Louis & Chi
dec. ?. HE by pitchor-By Lavender (Svansl.
Struck ou.-By SSllce. g. by Lavender. !: by
Smith, !. VITA pitcb-Lovender. Ttms of game
i hour % minutes. umpires-Brcnpsn and Ea-
ror
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BoSToN-FHILhDELPHIA.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

'Batted for Janyrn IN tho seventh
sated for Bcdent in tho eighth.
iran for CarTlRan In tho eighth
-'Ba,tcd sor Bender in the ninth
'rBnttci for T. Murphy in the ninth.
ilRnn for n. Murphy In tho ninth
Score b. Innings
Boston .........-.a.....-.o o 2 o 4-8
Philadelphia ............2 90 o-5
Summary: ErrorS-Lcwis. Janvriu, strrpk
Iwo-base hits--Collns. Baker. Speaker Gardner
Nuhamakcr. Threobssc hlts-strunk, Lspp. Home
Tun-oldrinE stolen bases-Garducr. o!lr!ng
Sacrifice 0y-Spcaker. Double plays-Ycrkss and
Jsnyrln; Speaker and Wagacr. Left on baHes-
BoHton. 10; Philadelphia. .. Niis-On Foster 2
tnonc out In GTatji of Dodicnt I'm seven in
nln5s: of Leonard, In two-thirdB OF an inning
of Wood. none in onc-third OF on inning: OF
brown in SIX innings trone out In the seventy .
innings Struck out-By ned!ent J. by Wood
= by Brown ?; by Bender. 3. First on errors
philadelphia. 2. Bases bniS-on Fistcr .
off Bcdicnt. J: off Leonard. 2; off Brown I Hit
by pitchor-By Brown JonvrinJ: Wild pitch
Bondor. 1mo OF gamo. hours 81 minutes Um-
p!res-Connolly and McGrccvy
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summary; Errors-ChGpmsn. Collins. Borion
Ihree-ba hlt-JackBon. Hits--or Benz Z In
Innings; OFF Russell. In three inninEs Snr
flnce hiG-Ckapnau. Land Sacrifice !iy--stoon
stolen bases-Lajoie. Birmingham. Johnaton Dom
bic plaY-Lsnd 10 laJoic. Loft on Lascs-CIovc
land. l. Chicago 4 BaSss on bnIls-Orf stc.,
/ Struck oul-By steen. 3; by Benz :: ly Ens,
sell. .. T!mc OF game hour 90 n!nutos L.
pircS-FcrsusOn and o i.OughIin ~
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CARDINALS TURN
TABLES ON CUBS

ct, LOUIS. April is,-St Louis turned
INC tables ON Chicago here today. win
IllnE IN easy fashion. 10 >. The game
vas featured by long hits Home nm
were made By Mitchell. Magce and Salles.
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fNnburs .-....0 0 . o 0 o o-6
summary: Error-HeCarthy. Hlts-ou camni,z
~ sisht and laird Innings: of Robinpon >
N tnFeo Aod t"o-thitds ipnirgs, off Fromme 10
N ninH innlasS; OF Johnson l IN thrta iunings
Iso'oaae hlis-'arcy. Miller. Three. base hits
MiHeT. Tinker. Stolen baso--Iiohlitzel. sacri.
neo hit-Eutler. Sacrifice niss-Tink.r Nc.
LsThy LEI. on bases-cincinnati. . Pttssu-r
> Base on balls-on froumo. s. of camnltl
. srucs out-By rromme. 4: by csanitz
6r Rooinson. Ht by pltchor-Buticr by
tronuie Double plays-EEsn 20 Tinker TO Eoh
ltee: Egsn 10 HobUtyei. Time OF game hours
~ minutes ump!res-o~ons and Guthrie
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DETROIT

I
Iran for hlllu In the nipth.
Scorn by Innings
detroit ....-.....-.......2 H.
Summary: ErToFF-Blgh t9i. Iorden- -
Deal, Wallace. TNo-ba.e ht--Agnev ~
base hlt-CraNford. Sacrifice hlt-Wsllaee "a
oase-l-aEc. Double plays-AOstln TO IT,
Stosall: Stosali TO Wallace Bases on sis>r<1
Neilmsn. .. Struck out--By Lake. ]: ~
man. 5 Wnd pirch-Wotmsu. time OF
hour So minutes 1mnres-HildcprAHs
Evans,
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sgmmsr,; Errors-Nons. L>N on hases-Phus
stni,h sacrifice fy-Dooan. Stolen h,s,|-
oelfnla 3; BroohlFr.' T@o-hase hi,--DoI.,
rmitn' sacrifice nr-polan- stolen base,-Kuah.
bciar. Never. psuheri. Base on bails-O. g.,
ton- =: or Eueksr. I. Struck oui-ny S.,ton 9.
- sucker. Tine oi game hour 90 rnlnn,e.
imp!r,s-klern and Orih
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Kodak Pictures Finished.

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Summary; Errors-Morgsn. A!nsmi,h. Mob74
Chase. Fisher FlrGt on orrors-Ssw YORK.
Washington. J. Two-basc hts-Oanicls. EcH<
Sacrifice h!:-McBgldc. Sacrifice flie<-Iht<
Nughes stolen bsscs-A!nsmith t.) hnhu4
Milan Ia. Mcbride. Morgan. Chass- Let
bases-Naw YORK, ~. Washington. .. poa.
plsys-NcBridc 10 Morgan 10 Gandf; Morren
Gandil. Bases bsll8-On Fisher !; OFT L.
ins, :: of Schulz. J.: Off Hughes. s. struek
BY Fisher. 3; by Schulz, :; by Hurhs
HIT by pitcher--By Hughes. tHar,sell. ani.'
sterriD Wild pitrh-HuEbcs. Passed p1l
Sweeney. Hits-On Fisher. in seven irricS
of Ncatlns. IN ono Inning; of srhuls. =
one inning. Time or game hours 30 mlnue
umplroS-HaTL and Dncoa.
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banished in the ninth inning for proteo
ing d decision,
WASHINGTON REV YORK. r.
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-Battcd for Young 10 the seventh.
fBatred for Fisher In tho seventh.
!Battcd for Kcatlns In tbs eighth.
Score By Innings
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CINCINNATI.
PITTSBCRG

'sstted for F7omrne In the ninth.
'bstied for Mccarthy in the ninth
Score by Innings
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.Bsued for BcGz IN the sixth
Score by IuninsS-
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TALE FROM DICKENS
is USED By JUDGE
TO warn SPEEDERS

Athens, Ga, Oct 15.-ln his charge
to the Clark county grand jury Judge
Brand this morning brought tears to
many eyes in reading the story II
Dickens Tale of TWO Cities" of the
little street child run over by the
grand gentleman's carriage. He re-
called the dagger thrust into the heart
of the grand gentleman in the night by
the father of the little street child too
and applied the story to the possibl-
tiles of the recklessness and criminal
of automobile drivers.
Judge Brand gave strong warning
against the violations, said to be very
prevalent, of the several provisions Of
the state automobile law