The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-07

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 Batteries; Aitchison, Pfeffer and Fish CT; Danfroth and Egan.
 Princeton. N. J., April 6.-Princeton 3. | Ursinus 1.
 Indianapolis, Ind, April 6.-The Indian apolis American association club today won a to victory from the Boston ! Americans. Three singles base on balls and two sacrifice hits scored three runs | in the third inning The game was | called in the seventh because of rain Score R. H. E. Boston ...,.'.................... 1 Batteries: Collins, Zeiser and Nuna- maker; Willis, Gaskill and Vann. Cincinnati, April 6.-The Cleveland Americans today shut out the Cincinnati National league team, to 0. Battery errors in the first inning gave Cleveland lead of three runs. Score. R. H. E. | Cleveland ...........-............... 10 0 Cincinnati ........................... 6 , Batteries: Mitchell and ONeill; Ting | ling, Adams and Clarke, Won Kolnitz. | Atlanta, April 6-The Atlanta Southern
 
 Rochester International league team. | to 0. Every player on the Atlanta team made one or more hits. Score: R. H. E. Atlanta ......................... Il 1 Rochester .,...............,......O 5 Batteries: Dent and Dunn; Hoff and Williams.
 Lynchburg, Va, April 6.-The Buffalo team of the Federal league defeated Pittsburg of the same league here today | 5 to 3. Score: R. H. F. | Pittsburg ......................... 6 c Buifalo .........................5 |
 Batteries: Knetzer and Berry, Roberts; Moore, Krapp and Allen.
 | Philadelphia, April 6.-Tke Athletics to- day defeated the Phillies 6 to 1, making the spring series two to one in favor the Americans. Baker scored the first run of the game with a home run over the right field wall of National league park. Score: R. H. E Nationals ........---.-............. 2
 Batteries: Plank, wyckoff and Schang Mayer and Dooin. Umpire. Moran.
 Lynchburg, Va, April s.-The Buff falo team of the Federal league de- feated Pittsburs Federais here today, 5 to 8. Score: R.H.E. Ihtspurs ...-..'.. builaio .-.--.. l Batteries; Adams, Knetzer and Der ry and Roberts; Moore, Kra/p and AL len Empires, Kane and Bush. Louisville. Ky, April 6.-Sam Craw- ford helped the Tigers defeat Louis- vile today, to o, in the third straight spring training game that the Detroit Americans have won from the local American association team and incl dentally made the longest hit ever re- corded at Eclipse park when he drove a home run over the center field fence in the fourth inning. Score: R. .E. Detroit ...... .......,....-.. 10 3 Louisville 0 5 2 Batteries: CovaleslSfe, Mains and Stanage E. Baker, Ellis. Loudermih and V. Clemons Severoid
 Boston. April 6.-The Boston Ma tionals today won from the Buffalo In- ternationa1 league team here to 8. Boston hit the Buffalo pichers hard II Score: R.H.E Boston --......--..-...-.... 9 IS 4 II Batteries: Crutcher and Gowdy Brandon. Beebe. Morse and Kritchell Lalarge.
 Norman, Okld.s Aprl o-Ine Cnlca80 American league first team shut out the University of Oklahoma to to- day. Score: R.H. D. II Chicago .................... O Oklahoma ..,-..,,-........-.. z II Batter1as Waleh. Jasper and Daley; Fender and Smsiser.
 New Orleans. April e.-With Chris topher Nafhewsn1 pitching in mid- season form the New York National regulars today 6efeated the New Or leans Southern ieague team 5 to O.. Styles, tne local pitcher, lacked con- troll Maj aeer McGraw announced that (snodgr would probably not re-enter tha 1amc untl thh openfng of the sea