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called out on strikes. Bescher forced
out Meyers. Evers to Maranviile.
NO RUNS. 4
FIFTH INNING-SchmIdt went out
20 Merkle unassisted. Deal smashed
line single to left. Deal stole Soc
ond as Whaling famed. Mann filcd
out to Snodgrass. NO RUNS.
Meanwhile threw out Burns.
Fletcher flied to Connolly. Doyle,
flied out to Mann. NO RUNS. -
SIXTH INN1NG--Perdue went out.
Fromme to Merkle. Connolly singled
to right. Evers walked. MaranvilIe
flied to Snodgrass. Murray singled to
left. scoring Connolly. sending Evers
to third and taking second on the
throw In. Schmidt smashed the ball
In deep right centre, the ball goin&
under the fence for home run, scory
Ing Evers and Murray ahead OF him.
Deal went out Stock TO Mer1kle.
FOUR RUNS.
Merklc hit the right field wall for
single. Snodgrass singled to left.
Merkle stopping at second. Stock 70,
a Texas single TO left, filling the
bases. Merkle scored on q passed
ball. the other runners advancinx.-
Meyers singled past third. scoring
Snodgrass and Stock. F'romme SIN
gled to centre. Meyers stopping att
second. Beecher sacrificed, Whaline
to Evcrs. who covered frst. other.
runners advancing. Burns fled TO
Mann. Fletcher singled to centreI
scoring Meyers and sending rromme
to third. Perdue tossed out Doyle.
FOUR RUNS.
SEVENTH INNING - Whaling
struck out. Fletcher threw out Mann.
Griffith batted for Perdue. 0rifath
singled to centre. Connolly doubled
40 right, sending Grifiith to third.
Evers was safe on Fletcher's tumble
and Griffith scored. Meanwhile lined
to Fletcher. ONE RUN.
James now pitching for Boston.
Merkle struck out SnodRrass flied
70 Mann. Stock walked. Stock out
stealing. Whaling to Evers. NO,
RUNS.
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PIMlIC0 ENTRIES.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Nd.
May 1.-THE entries for b morrow Z
races are as follows:
s;t Low &c., Ts.a! !s 10, AA' T1 1's sse: B.:
sbClND RACE ssiin: 6indtosp; three.
las; xbbo,s,ofs, iSa: Asni:i. ios: S Ssl1,s.
h .S i iis T.. Vi sR;s %mSnd s.
se TaiR i'' Hic e. Hs:..sS io
R inS 9DTs . q; &c. 1.ss: GSsis. af
ioS: Issd9ra, 1897 Brave Canarrr. 100: sprinS
hs s. n TAI w iSs! Ssosi , sa ssi "
Fs a. :0' ' ST. S:.., ~ ,s sa'i ~: III.
iOd
touITH RACE -s...pl.sA-.; for to~.y..,
40; b,jadS; W.i,,s ~: O..na.s ia; sHS
iat Atdon, 1873; Mis:,on. is2 ~
fIfs sSfTf s1s! 70. .wo.~.ro,a,, ION, and
half inAongs. Fair Helen. lie; essGsap' liz
ioa; Trial BY jun. iia; PisHOt III. ~~
SINH ns se SELLING; handicap; .a,.. ,..r
Hnsrth, iHa snI$,.titNs. loo Knifht q
SEvENTH HACE~ssl.ins: Gsndicsp: thUs
yssrolds and up.srd; elk furlenss, .ChiItor
sama MA &c. NY, Mis- Nc Mouept.a ioi Ph.I.oh Iot
+; EssoS;:S' ~ III. A''' Brush i0'
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Fischsr's foul. Byrns threw Fischer
out. Rucksr went out. Byrne 70 Lu-
derus. Dalton struck out NO
RUNS.
Alexander alngied over hrse Pas
kert flied TO Dalton. Byrne singled
to left Lobert singled past short.
nlling tho bases. Pfeffer took Ruck-
er's place. Ma9ee fouled to Daubert.
Cravath singled to left, scoring Alex
ander and Byrne. Luderus flied to
Stengsl. TWO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING-Byrne threw
Cutshaw out. Byrns's throw to Lud-
erus beat Daubert. Wheat flied to
Paskert. NO RUNS.
Irslan filed to Dalton. Pfeffer
threw Killifer out. Pfefrer throw
Alexander out. NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING - Irelan threw
Smith out. stsngel filed to Paskert.
Elberfeld singled to centre. Fischer
Paskert doubled to centre. Byrne
sacrificed. Pfeffer to Daubert. Lobert
flied TO Wheat and Paskert WINS
doubled Mt tho plate. Wheat to Fisch-
or. NO RUNS.
SIXTH INNING-Pfeffer singled to
right. Dalton forced Pfefrer. Alex
ander to Lobert. Cutshaw nied to
MaRee. Dalton stole second. Dau-
bert flied to Cravath. NO RUNS.
Magee put UP high ny in front OF
the plate and bumped into Fischer
going to hrst base. Umpire Orth de-
clared Magee out for interference.
Cravnth walked. Luderus forced
Cravath. Daubert to Elberfeld. Ire.
Ian hied to Dalton. NO RUNS.
SEVENTH lNNIN0-Wheat went
out, Irelan to Luderua Smith singled
to left. Stengei forced Smith. Lobert
to Byrne. Elberfeld flied to Paskert.
NO RUNS.
Kiiiifer singled to centre. Aievan-
der forced Killifer. Cutshaw to Elber-
field. Paakert singled to right, Alex
ander stopping at second. Byrne
forced Paakert. Elberfeld TO Cutahaw.
taking third. Lobert fouled
to Dauhert. NO RUNS.
EIGHTH INNING--Luderus re.
tired Fischer without any assistance
Pfefer died to Paskert- Dalton nied
TO Paskert.
Magee fouled to Daubert. Cravati
fiied to StenRel Elberfeld's throw
beat Luderus. NO RUNS.
Cutshaw fouied to I.uderus, Dauber
beat out an infield bounder. Whea
f,ied TO Mases. Smith nied TO Magee
NO RUNS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PHIL
ADELPHIA. Pa. May lin AN ef-
fort to plug up the hole at shortstop.
Manager Doom OF the Phillies to-day
put I-obert at short and sent Irelan
to third base. Doom thought he would
try for the Job himself. but he de-
cided otherwise after one trial this
morning. A fast grounder shot up
and cracked Doom In the eye. closing
that member. Eiberfsid was again
mt short for Brooklyn
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. threw
Dalton out, Cutshaw singled to left
and died stealing. kilifer to Lobert.
paubert put a homo run In the CEN
trefield bleachers. I.obert threw
Wheat out. ONE RUN.
Paskert singled over second and
stole second. Elberfeld threw Byrne
out. Lobert lined 10 Elberfeld. who
tossed the ball tn Smith and doubled
up Paskert. NO RUNS,
SECOND INNING-Smith fiied to
Lobert. Irelan threw Stengel out.
Paskert grabbed Elberfeld's liner with
his bare hand. NO RUNS.
Flberfeld threw Magee out. Cravath
singled to centre. L,~ierus grounded
TO Daubert. Irelan singled to left
killifer flied Ia Daubert. NO RUNS
THIRD lNNING--Magee muffed
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(The New York WORLDLY

ter his base. Gagnier then drove q
liner to centre for q base, promoting
Westcrzil to second. Land flied out
to Cakes. Westerall taking third after
the catch. GaRnier stole second. Sea-
ton drew q base on balls, flling tho
bases. Cooper bounced one to Lewis,
who retired him on q fast throw to
Bradley. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Savage line flied
to Evans Holly lifted one to deep left
which Evans also snatched OAkes
singled to left but was ont stealing,
Land to Gagnisr. NO RUNS.
Myers popped one up to short centre
which Lewis made . nice running
catch of. Evans pasted ono at Lewis
which was too hot and Evans reached
first on tho hit. Holman flied out to
Savage. Murphy also died out 10 6Av-
age. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNNG-I.ennox was
retired by Myers unassisted. Brad
ley was disposed Of BY Gagnier and
Myers. Mcdonald was called out on
strikes. NO RUNS.
westersii hit TO Bradley who
Gagnier singled to right. Land 6ied
out to Cakes who made . pretty
running catch. Seaton popped up to
Lennox. NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING-Lswb singled to
centre. Berry tried 70 sacrifice. but
raised q pop ny which Seaton caught.
Camnitx also tried to sacrifice. but
was called out on strikes. Lewis stole
second. Lands throw being wide OF
the bag. Savage foulsd out IN Evans.
NO RUNS.
Cooper drew q base on balls. N.Y.
ers hit to Camnits. who threw him out
- ANaN a.
Evans Med out to Cakes. who tossed
the ball TO Mcdonald at second. easily
doubling up Cooper. who had started
for third. NO RUNS.
SIXTH lNNIN0-Holiy fouisd out
to Land. Seaton made flne stop
Of Cakes grounder and threw him
out at first. Lennox singled to left.
Lennox stole second. Bradley ground
ed out. Holman to Myers. NO RUNS.
Hoffman lifted o ny to Savage.
Murphy also sent up. skyscraper
smashed low line ny to Lewis. NO
SEVENTH TNNYNG-GAsnier and
Meyers took care Of McDonaid's hot
bounder. Lewis hit to Westerzil who
fumbled the ball. Giving the batter
his base on the error Lewis tried
to steal second. hut was easily caught
on Lands perfect throw to GaRnisr.
Berry struleld on four bad ones. Cam
nitz fled out to Murphy. NO RUNS
GaHnter drove the hail into the cir
Gus seats In deep centre for two
bases. this being the ground rule ar
game. Lands Rrounder struck Cam
nitx's hand and went to Mcdonald.
who threw him out at first, Gaenier
reaching THIRD. Seaton popped up to
Lewis. Cooper famed out NO
RUNS.
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WINNERS At PlMLICO.

FIRST RACE-Maiden three year
olds: ono mile.--Warlock. l07 Crow
ley), first: Defendum. ITO (McTag-
gart). second; Master Joe. l07 (shut-
tinger). third. Time. LA So. Indian
Arrow. Margaret Meise. Net Maker.
Applauder. Milky Way, Ossagleta,
Worstdale. DIR. Charcot also ran.
3? Mutuals Paid-Warlock. straight
$500. place $3.50. show $3.50: Defend
um. place $3.50. show $40: Master
Joe. show $3.50.
SECOND RACE.--Selling for two
year Odds; four ana half furlongs.
Folderol, liz, (Nathan) first: Tie
Pin. 100. (Callahan) second: Haber-
dash. lO3 (Taylor), third. Time. O.54 S-5.
Stalwart. Helen. ! May. Amanuensia.
Babe. Goldhavon. Ethan Allen, Lii
Ian o. also ran. 81 Mutuels paid
Folderol. straight $3.50. place 81 90.
show q. 20: Tie Pin, place $40, show
1a.70; Haberdash, show. $3.50.
THIRD RACE-Selling: handicap;
three year olds and upward: six fur
iongs.-L'Aiglon. los tNathan). first
Monty Fox. ia tMcTaggarD. second
Joe Finn. 1906 (Nicklaus). third. Time.
LA as. Nigadoo, Spellbound, Della
Mack. Province and Hermls jr. also
ran. 81 Mutuols paid; L'Aiglon.
straight. $3.50: place. $500: show.
$3.50, Monty Fox. place. $3.50; show.
-. Joe Finn. show. $40,
FOURTH RACE-Selling steeplc-
chase: four year-olds and puward
two miles.-JuveTence. 15l (Ker-
math). first; Gun cotton. 1866 (Ailen)
second: Golden. lS? tGilbert), third
Time. 3.b7. OrOwoco. Bronte, Malaga
Mystic Light felD, Roland Pardee
also ran. 81 mutuels paid--Juver-
ence. straight, $3.50: place. $40:
show, $3.50; Gun Cotton. place. $40:
show, $500; Golden. show, $40.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Advance Money SELL
ing race: SIX furlongs.--M.morioso,
10s (Mott). won: Grosvenor. los
tKeogh). second; Lace. 100 (Turner),
third. Time. 1.lS. Marie c., Kiva,
Campeon. Daisy Plat, High Street,
Casey Jones. Gen. Marchmont, Star
Of Danube. Gabrio. Ancon also ran.
81 mutuels paid-Mimorioso. straight,
$3.50: place, s.: show. $3.50. Gros-
venOr. place. $3.50: show. $500. Lace.
show, $3.50.
SECOND RACE-For two year old
maiden colts and seidings: four fur
longs.-Star Shooter l0S (Hanover),
f,rst; Col Tom Green. H. (Griner),
second: DIR. Carmen. 1l2 (Taylor),
third. Time-0.4s 2-5. Marion Coos
by. Apple, Chalmers, Grey Squirrel,
Rhodes, Greville. Mars Cassidy and
Cloth Of Gold also ran.
20 mutuels paid: Star Shooter
straight $2+.40. place 3s.1O. show IS. 30;
Col. Tom Green. place $3.50, show
$3.50: DIR. Carmen. show $500.
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H|GHLANDERS WIN
FROM BOSTONSON
LONG, T|MELYH|TS
Holden, Walsh and Maisel Con-
tribute Triples Early
in Game.


BOSTON. Mass. May ll.-CaldwsIl.
who has ever proved q stumbling
block for the Boston Red sox, startsd
In tho box for the Highlander this
AFTERNOON. and Chance had strong
hopes Of an even break ON the series
OF four games with the local OUTFIT
Manager Cazrigan put Coumbe. q
now man. On the firing line for the
home team.
FIRST INNING--Gardnsr threw GU,
Maisel. Hartssl walked. wnlsh hi,
TO Gardner. who made Q low throw 70
second and both men were safe. WaIsh
was caught mapping of first, Coup,be
to Eng!e: Williams popped TO Engio
NO RUNS.
Engle famed. Hooper died to Walsh
Speaker went out the same way. No
RUNS.
SECOND 1NNINo-Holden hi. 10
the right field fence for three bases,
Sweeney flied TO Hooper, Holden
scoring. Gardner threw out Peckin-
paugh. Truesdals famed. ONE RUN.
Lewis died to Holden. Caldwell
threw out Gardner. Yerkes died to
PeckinpSugh. NO RUNS.
AhARD lNNlNlf-GarQner tossed
out Caldwell. Coumbe threw out
Masei: Hat1sf out, Scott b Engls.
Scott angied to centre, but was out
stealing, Sweeney to Truesdale. Car.
rigan walked. Coumbe forced Carri-
gan. Caldwell 10 Peckinpaugh. Engie
singled TO centre. Coumbe going to
second Hooper popped TO Psckin-
paugh. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNING. - Walsh tripled
to centre. Williams fiied to Lewis,
Walsh scoring. Holden walked.
Coumbe threw out Sweeney. Holden
going to second. Holden tried for
third on q wild pitch. but was thrown
out. Carrigan to Gardner. NO RUNS.
Speaker walked. Lewis fied to
Holden. Gardner fouled to M aisel.
Speaker out stealing. Sweeney to
FIFTH INNING - Gardner threw
out Peckinpaugh. Truesdaie foulsd to
Carrigan. Caldwell safe on Yerkes's
tumble. Maisel tripled to center.
scoring Caldwell. Hartxell reached
hrst and Maisel scored when Scott
fumbled Hartzelrs grounder. Hart
cell out stealing. Carr1gan to Ysrkes.
TWO RUNS.
Yerkes singled TO left. Scott doubled
to left. scoring Yerkes. Carrigan
lined to Truesdale. who tossed to
Peckinpaugh. doubling up Scott al
second. Henriksen batted for Coumbe
and famed. One RUN.
SIXTH INNINGr-Zieser now pitch
ing for Boston. Cook hatted fol
Walsh and went out, Scott to Engle
Walsh hurt his knee, scoring in the
fourth inning. Williams walked and
went to second on a wild pitch
Holden walked. Both men advanced
on q passed ball. Sweeney famed
Peckinpaugh walked, filling the
bases. Truesdale singled to right
scoring Williams and Holden and
sending Peckinpaugh to third. Cald.
well was hit by a pitched ball and
the bases were again filled. Maise
forced Caldwell. Yerkes to Scott
TWO RUNS.
Cook playing right field and Hart
zeil left field for New York. Engl,
fouled to Sweeney. Hooper singled
past first. Speaker forced Hooper
Peckinpaugh to Truesdale. Levi.
forced Speaker. Truesdals to Peckin
paugh. NO RUNS.
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GIANTS
CONTINUED from First PaSe.)

OF 5000. Fromme started his fir.t
game Of the year for the Giants, and
Perdus worked for Boston. Heavy
clouds overhung the field at the start
and II looked Al II rain might break
up the game ct any minute.
FIRST INNING-Connolly drew a
base on balls. F:vers singled to right
Connolly stopping At second on the
hit and run play. Marauvlie forced
out Evers on q grounder to Fletcher
unassisted. Connolly taking third. On
an attempted double steal. Connolly
was out At tho plate. Meyers to Doyle
to Merisle to Meyers, Meanwhile TAX
Ing second on the out. Murray struck
out. NO RUNS.
Besoher fouled out to Whaling.
Burns doubled to the right field wall.
Fletcher drove q hard single mast
0rst. scoring Burns. Connolly made
. marvellous one-handed catch OF
Doyle's drive TO left and threw to
schmidt. doubling Fletcher OF frst
SECOND INN1No.-poyle threw
out Schmidt at first. Burns made a
great running catch Of Deals long
drive to left centre. Whaling fouled
out to Meyers NO RUNS.
Merkle struck out Snodgrass lined
q single to left and stole second. Con
molly made another great catch of
Stocks long drive. Snodgrass stole
third AZ Meyers drew a pass. Perdue
threw out Fromme. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNING-Mann sent 4
long fly to Bescher Fromms tossed
out Perdue. Connolly lined out to
Merkle. NO RUNS.
Meanwhile threw out Bescher.
Burns cracked q long single over
third. Fletcher flied out to Connolly.
Burns made a clean steal Of second.
Doyle walked. Merkle smashed q
long drive into the left field bleachers
for homo run, sending Burns and
Doyle in ahead Of him. Snodgrass
flied out to Murray. THREE RUNS.
FOURTH INNING+Evers popped
out to Fletcher. Fletcher leaped into
the air and made a wonderful one
handed catch Of Maranville's line
drive. Fletcher tossed out Murray.
NO RUNS.
Stocks drive hit Perdue. but bound
cd to Evers. who threw him out. My
ers drew four balls. Fromme was
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RACE TRACK. LOUISVILLE. ~.
May 1.-THE entries for .o-morroW's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE+-ssalins th~- Nsr-cld.; ds
i%c: iIuntrsa.. iSS; chsrmen 'i =. los: ~:
i1~s Fortune. iCf: Dsiss, Mi-t, ioT: II 2ytssS S
Candle. io7; san,on los n. yad. los; Nsns.
SECOND RACE.--rurse; two.year-old maidsA
% %S;l. nj ;is sa TsSI ,.I Iia e.; is;
H.. sod 49, Brit H.; ~ H. h:s sSh ii ~ ~.
rHiHD kXcE.fSD. shT.. Sesfsls. .n u; IN;
ClaIonctte. o5; Bmchtown Belle, 96; To.unto'
N; David Craig 100; MAGNET, 100; HosdmsatSs
los: sebaso. 10: Hawthorn. liz: oso,ss HasSs.
FOURTH RAcE.-Hand,c.p, tAr..y.aro,ds
and up: ono mile and . sHternth-Wd Bsu, 90:
Mors,ewn. 100: sssr jssmins i0e: q. 4. M:
FIRTH !RAcE...-ssIlins;. t.o,sar.o,d es,s end
famtsm, .loo Mss-inn.,- i0S; Bnine,s lssSt'
FhSo.. TO- 4. T. A.D III? ZEE Ea.nSn oo ssH:r
Sixth RACE.--selins; thlss-ynr.o,d, - a.
Chief. lO5: Coin, i6i. CAntcn, los: SVSSca.
i0ei 'J.n~ nockery. i07; whts Wed. IL:
'Xurniio. .llovane. claimed rsaes ~
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New York's fourth baseball club .
noisy welcome.
AZ o'clock workmen leaving after
having put the finishing touches to the
stands. met the early arrivals cocdnG
In. The crowds were unusually early
getting in. mainly to see wha. kind of
q stadium the nav owners had tur-
nished.
After viewing the big stands. the
we'll sodded innsld and the Brooklyns
and Pittsburghs taking their practice.
the fans generally agreed that the
Wards accomplished a miracle getti,,e
everything finished in ten weeks
Tho $3.50. 900 Brookfeds' home this AZ
ternoon suggested huge circus. Flags
and bunting covered every foot OF
available room. Waving high over tho
top Of the stands were vari-colorcd
flags Of the different Federal League
clubs. Vivid hued awnings were over
the players benches.
The innovation the Wards tried Of
bringing the stands almost to the
edge Of the diamond ticlxled the fans
ut first, until bntted balls began sail
Ing into the stands. These caused
some lively lodging. For some time
the crowds assumed sort Of Mis-
sourian attitude. but gradually
warmed up to the strange spectacle
Of outlaw ball and horns aud bells
commenced to get busy.
The greatest racket came from q
section In the right field grand stand.
where $50 rooters from Philadelphia
with band reminded Danny Muir
ply, centre fielder Of the Brookfeds.
that he wasn't forgotten because he
jumped the Athletics.
After becoming acquainted with the
stands. the rooters turned their at
team IN white uniforms with Brook
lyn" in large blue letters across their
breasts were busily at work. There
was liberal applause for Manager
Bradley, Tom Seaton. Hap Meyers
Claude Cooper and Danny Murphy.
| Practice over. both teams Joined In
left field. The Brooklyn players. sup.
porting a hugo nag that from the
| heights OF the press stand seemed al
1900 the stonds the narade heh,n
porr.s HAND marched ont 10 tho AZ
mole In centre field and holsted Oh
Eiorv while thousands yelied an,
nroval. After raising 10 the poIe,,
Ton the Immense nag was GRACEFUL,
| puI,ed down to half mast. in homo,
OF the Nays dead that were returned
from Mexico to-day. In fan shap,
the players one-stepped back to HON,
| ,l.tc whnra preaidept Rohart II
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DEFIANCE IS LAUNCHED.
Guns Boon ana whistles shr1sk n,
Cup Defender Hies wsten


BATH. Me-. May 1.-THE tri.city CUP
defender Defiance slid into the Kenne-
bee to-day amid the booming Of guns.
shriekins Of whistles and thu cheers Of
5000 people.
Miss Frances Clark stood In the
bow with Q dripping broken cham
payne bottle which she had smashed
on the brass top Of tho windlass In
christening the boat. Behind her. half
way down the fore hatch. was her
father. Commodore e. Walter Clark
OF the Philadelphia Corinthian Yachts
Club and Treasurer OF the syndicate.
Amidships werc G. NJ. Pynchon,,
Chairman OF the syndicate. and Com !.
modore Dallas B. Pratt Of the New
York Yacht Club.
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SUMMARY.
First Base on Balls-Off Pfeffer, 4;
of Alexander. I. Struck Out-By
Prefer. /; by Alexander, /. Left on
Bases-Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia, O.
Homo Run-Daubert. Two-B ase Hit
-PaSkert. Stolen Bases-Paskert.
Dalton. Double Plays--Elberfeid to
Smith: Wheat TO Fischer. Umpires-
Ortiz and Bryan. Attendance 1904
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.BR00KFEDS

CONTINUED from First PagA)
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. to-day. $40 p.
z. Giants W. Boston.-Advt.
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kYIELt. Norwalk. you may ha,
Nv han handaA sc~n>eAS~. -,

"1N11' NorWA1ks you may have
w been handed something. but
II could have been worse. II
tAs "buneh o6 New York hams" sue
coded In cleaning up" only . crowd
Of two hundred spectators. including
many deadheads." they didn't take
uDch away from Norwaik but sad
r1ETsts.
Il You want satisfaction come down
and - Mccoy and Billy Murray. II
wont b . case Of an open palm"
thoro.
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BIRD NAN" who few over
n the Polo Grounds 10 likely to
and hims0lf nuspendod for aix

and himself suspended for six
nonths or . year. a. tho Aero author
itiss have ruled against nying over
cttieo.
The trouble 10 that there's always
some danger of an accident. In which
case the machine falling upon Q
crowd OF spectators would cause q
serious catastrophe.
Aev over the Polo Grounds lust be-.
fore Q worlds series. In that case
they might fall on the heads OF the
ticket SPECTATORS. which would give
many baseball fans thrill Of real
pSoAsuro.
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u Norwalk Fans Want Satisfac.
ton They Should Come Down
and See Mccoy and Murray
Box.

0' ~ u. Y vi, n . 2: ssss sss,. O.
SS(HAMP M'CoY and some city
u sports lemoniss the boxing
game here" 10 the snlisht-
sning headline under which the
Norwaik Hour describes McCoy's
eas.round battle" with An unknown
called Psarsali in Norwaik Friday
evening.
Judging by the pesvish remarks
; tAat follow. Norwaik doesn't realise
/, he tact that II has been the favored
scens Of . great worid'e champion
sAip contest.
ANY scrAppsr In the niddiswsieht
division NO can knock out - big q
propositions ~ George Psarsail by
hitting him with the palm Of his
hand 10 some scrappsr." says the
dour. and then goes on:
The ranksst exhibition of boxing
b the world was given 1t Rodnsr's
Hall last night under the auspices
Of the New City A. c.
Aot u % SAID mere that the mem
bars OF the New City A. c. are q
bunch Of New York hams ap.
parently out 70 clean up. They
booked Al Mccoy OF Brooklyn to
eSht George PsArsaii OF ChicuEo
last night 1t the local hall. The
battle was scheduled TO 70 ten
rounds. but aftsr about . minute Of
eoAsring IN the flrst Pearsail set his
Jaw. Mccoy hit with his open hand
and part Of his arm, and Pearsali
I'D the prettiest drop seen In many
. day outside the movies.
During The evening Willie Bsecher
announced that the bouts were on
Ne level. Had not Bsscher an.
nounoed that the AFFAIR was on the
level no one would have believed II,
MCCOY, it 70 alleged. got $3.50 out
a The light. PearsAll. 90 he claimed
lest night. got nothing but expenses.
10 vas reported that the fight was
Arranged for the purpose Of Wrestling
the ntddisweight championship title
away nom Al Mccoy. the new cham
plou. The claim was made that
0CCoy was . cheese champion. that
Roasaall would knock him out, and
Tat Il would be easy picking for
Parable manAssrs from then ON.
''Ceftainly the nght wasn't Q money
maker. OF the two hundred fans
present many were dead heads"
The evening world., 1914-05-11

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RROoYIvN
PHILADELPHIA.

Mage out for interference.
The evening world., 1914-05-11
LOUISVILLE EN-~iES.

RACE TRACK. LOUISVILLE. ~,
May 1.-THE entries for to-morroW's
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-19
Revised Baseball Rules.

The game begins with the summons
Of q court attendant Oyer. Oyez,
oyez, come into court"
Upon the announcement Of the bat
ting order the owner of the opposing
team is entitled TO four peremptory
challenges. New panels may be
drawn from time to time.
In case the batters of one side find il
impossible to hit the delivery Of a
pitcher on the opposing team the Of
Tending pitcher may be removed by a
writ of habeas corpus.
All parties participating in any
game are entitled at any moment to
secure Brits OF injunctions against all
other parties in said game
Umpires shall provide themselves
with volumes of Blackstone TO settle
disputed points
Three strikes retire a league auto
matically.-New York Evening Sun