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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Score Six Runs to Oo,u
Two for Brooklyn in - ~
Cold, Cherries Game.
Raglan TRIES HAND.
THEN ALLEN FAILS
Alexander, However, Holds H..
Patched-Up Team Together
for an Easy Victory.

All that was left Of them io,.
Phillies rose IN their more or less a,,..
to-pieces' might and smote the Rroos,' ~
Superbas hip and thigh Mt F:hbe,s Cq'a
yesterday afternoon
The score was 10 >. and Char,sv n,
srilingly remarked that ~ tho -,
League had only lured away a ,s,
Of his men he would win the ns,n..'
hands down II may he that Charlav ~
n bit flushed by the victory. hu, r..
no getting around the fact that nj,
won.
II was patchwork team that m. D.,
lies put in the field. Herber, Murphy. y.
young shortstop. was deposed a.,
Honey Boy" Paskert cavor.ed I, -.
place. The shifting Of Pasl1ert gave aa,l,
Becker a chance 10 break into the paw.
in centre field. Bobby Byrne was on, a.,
Ireland played second base for the a,,.r.
/ noon. The machine rumhled and ,arres =,
bit in spots, but managed TO limp over ~.
irish line. Grover Cleveland Aexsns..
pitched and his presence had a reas.urr,
effect
Two thousand spectators, dyed-in.,h..
wool fans. nirted with grippe, rheumatism
and pneumonia TO see the home team lose
/ \ rain-soaked wind swept over the n.a
chilling the blood and numblng the mus.
cles. Overcoats were IN demand in n.
stands. while out on the soggy field hs
players stamped about TO keep warm. !,
III
error was made by each team.
To Pat Raglan. whose Jaws worked 10
schedule the day provided fine alb
How can man pitch In weather NJ,
this" ne grOwled at Wilbert Rohnso,
when he was relieved IN the seventh Inn.
ing while in the throes OF a wonderful
ascension Il didn't see that YOU wer.
pitching" came the smiling rejoinder o.
Robinson. Well, them Phillies did"
snapped Ragan as he retired 10 the peace
and quiet OF the rubbing room. He vn
found for seven hits. and gave six bases
on balls during his reign and was respon.
slble for half the runs made by the OppO.
sition.
Frank Allen took his turn after Rasal
retrel, out was on eAllUltloN lot snQ!l
while only Paskert. the first man up IN
the seventh. walked and that ended Ra.
gan. Allen entered. Beals Becker walked,
and that ended Allen. Reulbach entersd
I.obert walked. Robinson muttered bs;
said "Oh, well. let II 90 at THAR The
bases were full. and after Magoe fousi
out. Cravath singled. scoring Pasker and
Becker. A double play followed ard
everybody was happy.
Norman Elberfeld took Egln's place at
shortstop for Brooklyn. and played in me
style. He was tho old 'Tobasco Nd
who helped the Yankees 70 make that
great fight for the pennant some zen
years ago. His play on Sherwood Magee'
grounder TO deep short in the ninth inning
was a masterpiece.
Wheat made a fine running eaten Of
possible three Dagger by Becker ne hal
ali kinds Of trouble. however IN picNns
up ground balls. and I'm the eighth hmm,
his error allowed killifer 10 get two bases
on a single TO left
The score follows
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Totals. .sslO12HI71 Totals....S' Il "a 10 3
sRatted for Peters IN seventh INNING
-fr

.Ratted FOR Peters IN seventh inning 'pa'''
FOR Marion IN ninth inning
Kansas city .....4
Brooklyn ........V "
-, no rasa Chadtourne. StOvall. bele
har.v. Murphy Gagnier. Home run HrGR e,
Double PLAYS Kcnworthy Goodwin ana go
All. Gagnier. Delchanty and Myers; Wt ISL.
IN owen and MYERS. Pcrrtng. hehWo, wv
and cioyall Hits-ON Sommers. IN : mn
Ing. OF Harris. II IN e % innings: or reters'
3 i'm Innings: OF stone, ] IN l-a ''in''i *,
S,r1ck out 81 Sommers. >: by Harris, T. uy
NATION > hy Packard. 1. First base on oal
90 ,1s--is 2. OF stone ! of Sommers, =
of Marion .. Of Packard: IN py pi, ,l. ne'
pass.S hall ovens Time-2:1O Cinpires-
t;oeckel and Anderson. Attendance loo.
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Sch00lb0y Mines Play
Games on Many Diamond

in Brooklyn by score Of 70 s.
Canty and Gardner, for Jamaica and
Poly. were each found for sixteen safe
drives.
The score by innings follows:
r. H. K,
Poly. Prep .........3O0 1000 0-5 Is 4
Batteres-Jamaica-Ca and Doscher
and Buechner; Poly. Prep-Gardner and
Ferguson.
Errors gave Commercial a to victory
over Eastern District on the formers
field In Brooklyn.
Sprague. the losers first baseman. al
lowed Commercial 10 score four runs on
as many errors.
The score by innings follows:
Commercial % ? q 0 . . 0 0 vs. .
Eastern Dst..0 > 0 0 o % S 5
acknowledgements Harquall and
Becker Eastern District. Bucket and
Dub0ff
Bushwtck won a close game from Boys
High on Ridgewood Field. Brooklyn, by
score of TO g.
Three singles and two errors gave Bush
WICK three runs and the game IN the
The score by innings follows:
R RSss, hisn ...S S 9 q ! 3
DpA illSIl..ssV " " " / v v W '
Batteries Bushwick. Behning. Hauck
and Alderman; Boys High Sickle and
Barschofsky.
Flushing punched its hits IN defeating
Richmond Hill on the formers field in
Flushing by a score of 10 TO 8.
The score by Innings follow:
r n.
Flushing .......2 o 4 o 3 0 0 x-l0 II 7
Richmond H..2 o 0 0 0 . o--5 3
MISUNDERSTANDING. IIumm. ellis and
Egan. Richmond Hill, Blank and Lanyon.
three-run lead i'm the first inning
paved the way for Curtis High School. OF
staten Island. 10 defeat Adelphi Academy.
on the latter's field In Brooklyn, by a
score Of To g.
The score by innings follows:
II X. r.
Curtis. q . o o % 3
Adelphi .......0 0 0 o 2 0 % 3
Batteries-Curtis, zickl and Schretter:
Adelphi. Hamlen and Drohan.
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TRIPLE PLAY SAVES
DAY FOR SENATORS
Gandil, Foster and Mcbride
Cut Off Rally of Ath-
IetiCS i'm Sixth.

Philadelphia, April "a triple play by
GandN, Foster and McBrile was 4 feat
ure OF Washington's victory over Phila-
delphia to-day by score ~ TO (.
In the sixth inning tho home team tied
the score With runners on third and
second and no one out, Ayres took En-
gels place. with Barry at bat.
On an attempted double squeeze play
Gandil grabbed Barry's bunted fly with
his gloved hand and threw to Foster. re-
firing McInnis, and Foster threw 10 Nc
Bride. putting out Strunk at second.
The play saved the game for Washing
ton.
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Commerce in a Tie, but Eras-
mus, Commercial and
Curtis Win Among
Others.

a single in the eighth inning by Solo
mon, scoring two runners. enabled the
High School OF Commerce to tic Eyander
Childs at runs all at Crotona Field
Yesterday.
Resin, the Commerce crack. was Wild
and Nipple. who opposed him. pitched
the better ball. The last named had elev
en- strike outs, but seven free passes were
turned into runs Darkness stopped the
game in the eighth frame
The score by innings follows
Ri F.
Commerce ...........0 3 n 0ol p 9 8
Evander Childs .....5 90 90 o % 70 4
Batteries Commerce Resin, Holman
and Solomon, Evander Childs-fIipple and
Goodman
F Stuyvesant and Bryant played nine
inning tie game at all on the latters
field In Long Island City, the game end
Ing in n dispute.
Stuyvesant contended that the tieing
tally IN the final frame should not be
counted as the fielder was interfered
with
Bryant had man on third. with only
one out. when tho Stuyvesant boys
walked on tho field
The score by innings follows:
Bryant ............1 q o 90 0 Is s (
Batteries Stuyvesant Schuck and
Grecnbcrg and Haeblm Bryant-Elliott
and Cav.
Erasmus Hall continued its heavy hit
ting. IN defeating 81. Paul's School AT
Garden city yesterday by a score OF Is 70
8
The score by innings follows
Erasmus Hall "a lo-la IS
St. Paurs ..........OO2 0l O-s 6
Batteries-Erasmus Harl-Sykes, Hal
stead and Poole and Crocco; ST. Paul's-
Dickerson and Roche
Newtown High School defeated Manual
Training in five-!mlng game at Subur-
ban oval. Brooklyn. bv "A score OF to -
SIX errors on each side accounted for
many runs.
The score by innings follows
Il. H. H.
Newtown ..................l ! q . % 6
maHual .-.....-...-...--..o = %
Batteries Newtown Margolin and
Kaufman. Manual-Shcridan and Lind
Jamaica batted out a ninth inning VIC
to,y Over Poly. Prep On thA atta'6 nsid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
FORTUNE FAVORS THE REDS
Cardinals Outbat Them, but
Errors Prove Their Undoing.

Cincinnati. April 29.-The Reds were out
batted by St Louis to-day, but good work
on the bases and the visitors errors gave
them a victory by a score Of ) to 3.
ST. Louis had two men on bases IN the
ninth with ono out. when a single by j.
Miller down the third base line hit Dolan.
who was on third. This spoiled what ap-
pearcd to he fine opportunity for St
Louis 70 tie tho score.
Tho ecoro follOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Feds Turn and Take
Hand at Suing Uao's

81 I.ouis April % suit for. 5000 ~
- r.os 6ied today by the Kansas, and.
I Tcd,r" AL League club against Fred anmreri-
cans cam p Tor alleged breach OF eoni ,,SS from
An injunction TO prevent Bl x ,hsu re
PLAYING with any other cIuv
kansas City Fsderais 10 souxnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
CHICAGO
Totals 40 , IL p II
Pittsburgh ...........
Chicago ..............

Two base hits-Mtchell. Joe Kelly. Wagner.
Three-base hit-Gibson. IIits-On Lavender Z
in innings; off Vaughn N lnhInss.
Double plaV-Mowrey 70 Niox TO Mowrey Left
on Pittsburgh, II; Chicago, 4. Bases on
balls-OT Lavender. 2: of Vaughn. 2 tit 6y
pitcher-By Lavender adams struck o1t-by
Lavender 4: by Adams. 4. by Vaughn. ..
Passed ball-Git -on. WIG pilch-Naughn.
Time-l:5O. Tmpires-klem and Hart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Chicago Feds Win in
Battle of Pitchers

Chicago April - Baltimore was held
10 two hits mere to-day and the Chicago
Fedcrals won BY score Of TO J.
Quinn struck out nine men. but two
hits. a base on balls. and Knales wild
throw gave Chicago two runs Baltimores
run was made IN the first when Doolan
drew base on balls, stole second and
won't 10 third on Knabe's wild throw.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Schoolboy Pitches a
No Hit. No Run Game

Try Telegraph 10 inc 30 rdsrsn
stamford. conn. April 1911 ; a E mo- ii.
of south Bend. Ind. p itcheu a Hign
no run game against t,,c SryT FOR star.
School here TO-DAY; poi ia beat ne
iord rTct,a isam by a score OF TO O. ~
struck out sixteen batsmen' ala
Edrren is eighteen years ola'
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Total, nsioa7si alDrni


DATED for Reulhach IN nInth MnIHE
Philadelphia. o
Brool[iyn..e... o o o I / 0 ~
Left on baees-Phnadoiph'a, $ Broo ,s.
:. Two-base hits-Kilifsr. Dalton ~
base hlts-Cravath. Stengcl sacfincs H..
smith. Sacrifice hits IRELAND. CAtshaT
base on errors Brooklyn. l. stolen Dr.
Paskert Lobart. Double plays Craya',, anl
iEGerus. Ragan. Fischer and Dalber. Hsu ll
bach and smith: Dauber,, Cuisna's ~
Fischer Bases on bslis-Of Ragsh o. ~.
Allen. I. off Rcu.bach. I. s'rucA o.
Raean ,. bv Reulbach T. by AeXanos'. i,
HIfs|Or Ragan. In 4 innings none ou' I,
seventh: on Alien. I'm 0 inning .nons
In seventh; or Reulbach. 3 IN Ln.
Time-1:f5 Vmpires- Rigler and hm'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
ADAMS HOLDS CUBS
TO ONLY FOUR HITS
Pirates Pound Lavender and
Vaughn and Win a One
Sided Game.

Chicago. April 29.-"Babe' Adams held
Chicago 10 four scattered hits. while his
teammates batted both Lavender and
Vaughn all over the field here To-Day
Pittsburgh won by score OF TO o. max
ing a clean sweep OF the series.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Newspaper Man from
South Ends Long Hike

John i. Short. ~ the sporting depart
ment Of The New Orleans Picayunc."
called at the office of. The Tribune last
MINT to pay his respects Mr. Short
walked all tho way from the Southern
city, a distance OF SOS miles
Ne started February and got here sew
eral days ago. Ho intends TO mako his
wAy back on q bicycle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Jersey CITY
Total. xssrso Total,...n''''

.Ratted FOR Pierce IN ne lolISI irrnE
-Batted FOR Taylor IN tne -
.Pattei ror Tee IN the ninth irninA 81
Jersey CITY .......-O " -, hsss
Hlt.-on Taylor. 8 in : innings ,,.s hr-
Mccarthy. channel Thres.o'Ss s,S.n
Bues sacrifice hit FullenSwe i, ',rt,v. JACK
bases -Gilhooley q channel N " Iirssy cg.
son. Left on bases uhsl1,i, ler. g. n
T 2 las OF on verbout o struc i.. our
Fnilenaeiicr. .: by Taylor, . ~ imp.rss-
wild pitch Taylor 1ime-l'''
Harrison and Flnueran
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Eastern Association Results.

Springfield. 2. Bridgeport. q.
Waterbury vs. New Haven (wet (gr'dS
Pittsheld vs. Now London (wot gr'ds)
New Britain Vs. Hartford ((wst IT dsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Attack of BiSOnS
Laws Skeeters 10"

Buffalo defeated the Jersey ~
Skeeters Yesterday by a score o, S,s,
The Bisons made three runs :" .',ch an
inning or two passes. WIN "''
error and a single .--o vsrA
\ wild heave by Pcarce when wv I,.,~th
out let two B.sons score IN lhe i0
inning.
Inc y SDole '9''0" Jersey CITY =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
New England League Results

Lynn. o. Futchburg. -
Haverhill vs. Lowell Uainl
Lewiston ~. Lawrence rain).
Portland vs. Worcester Uain)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
TIGERS WIN WHEN
CICOTTE WEAKENS

Detroit, April GA sensational battle
OF pitchers. with the leadership Of the
league as its prize. went eleven innings
to-day before Detroit defeated Chicago by
a score Of to o
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F alkenberg Blanks the
PITTSBURGH Feds

Indianapolis. April 2-Falkenberg al
lowed The Pittsburgh Feds only three
hits. al short singles. and Indianapolis
won the second game Of the series by d
SEQ, Of 20 . here to-day.
The score follows.
.r.r-r-. - -.
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BALTIMORE.

Sacrifice hits-Knab~, wickland BASES on
bniis-Or Fisk .. on Quinn Stolen hsres-
Dooan. , struck out-ny quinn. 5. by Fisk.
] hit by pitched bhi-By Fisk Doolan- I'm.
btrss-Bronnan ana Mccormick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
St. Louis Feds Rally
and Win in Twelfth

81 Louis. April 2e.-Three successive
singles and a sacrifice ly in the twelfth
inning gave tho ST. Louis Feds the open
ing game Of the series with Buffalo by
a score Of TO D
The score follows.
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Totals....3s 80 22l Totals o5.a


'pno out when winning nun scored
Detroit 80 o o - o o o o Il
Chicago ID o - - o o . U y 90
Sacrifice hits Schaik. Weaver. Bodie sac
rihce fy-Dubuc. stolen hases-Chase. col
line. kavanaugh Double PLAYS -Norinrty
kavanaugh and Burns Bush and Burns
Blackburne. Weaver and Chase Left on bases
Chicago. 10. Detroit. 4. First base on halls
on Duhuc. : ~ C1cotie . Struck out-py
Dibuc. :: 10y Cicotte, / Time-l.5s Umpires
O Loughlin and Iiildebrand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
National League.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New York AZ Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh mt Chicago.
st. Louis Mt Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. S: Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburgh. !; Chicago. o.
Cincinnati 3: 1T. Louis. 2.
New York W. Boston (rain).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
w L. Pc. W. l.. Pc.
Pittsburgh 10 . 1873 New York a 4 800
Phila 49,. q 3 &c, Chicago. 1873
Brooklyn. 3 3 .625 St Louis 4 o sos
Cincinnati : q .j3s Boston. .....2 .222
Federal League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Kansas city.
Buffalo mt ST. Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Indianapolis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Kansas City. 10: Brooklyn. :.
81 Louis. 6; Buffalo. ).
Chicago. .: Baltimore. I.
indianapolis. =; Pittsburgh, o.
FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. PC. W. l.. Pc.
St Louis o = .sIS Brooklyn...f 5 .444
Baltimore 3 4 $50 Buffalo. .....3 ( .&29
Chicago IS o 800 Kansas City s ! 1854
Indianapoiis6 8 500 Pittsburgh q @ 80
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INC score follows
PHILADELPHIA
Totals SOM l5l Totals....Ssts p II
Blasted FOR Boardman in ninth inning
WashingtoH. q o !
q . y O.

Philadelphia. o 0 . . o.
Two-base hts-Mlsn. GandN. Morgan.
Murphy. HitS-OH Engel In r innings
(none out IN SIXTH. of Ayres in inn
ings; Of Houck. . I'm innings. off Bressler
IN . % innings. OF Boardman. 2 in ! Ia
innings Sacrifice hits-Shanks. Mcbride.
Sacrifice Gies-GandN. Henry. McIunis
Stolen bases-Collins. Barry 90. Double
plays-Henry and Foster. Collins and Nc
Jnnis. Barry. Collins and McInnis. Triple
plav-Gandn Foster AMI Mcbride left on
bases -Washington, .. Philadelphia. q.
First base on bals-On Engel. 3: or Houck.
8 of Bresser. 3. First base on errors
Washington. .; Philadelphia. l. Struck out
BY Engel .. by Houck. .. by Bressler, /.
Time-2:40 Umpires-Egan and Evans
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Two-base Blair. Smith. Boucher
Throe-base hit-IIanforf. Home run-Kom-
rners Sacrifice hits--Boucher. 2. Blair. !
Kommers .. n. Miller. !. stolen bases
B-idwell. ! Deehantv. l. Wild pitch-Cran-
dali Bases on balls-Or Crandan. : OF
Knapp. . of Ford. . Struck 0ut-By Gran
DALI 3: by Knapp. 3. by Ford. 2. Pitching
r@cord-On Knapp : hits and runs in
innings Left on bases-S;. Louis. 10, Buf-
falo. & Time 30. Umpires Mannissau
and Bush
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American Association Results

Louisville. .. a. Paul
Columbus %. Kansas CitY. :
Milwaukee. (. Cleveland. o.
Indianapolis Va. Minneapolis fcolh)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Holbrook Slaughters Hackley.

Holbrook School defeated the Hackey
School nine at Tarrytown Yesterday by a
score OF q 10 4.
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Newark ..................O 90
Sacrifice hit-Pick Stolen bsses-tietz. Jordan
/ Uits-ON Smith In innings: OF Schacht l
in / inning Passes on bas-ON Herbert.
Struck out-By Smith. .: by Schacht. 1. by
Herbert, 3 HIT By pitched ball-By smith.
(O'Hara). First haso on error-foronto. I.
Left on hases-Newark. 6. Toronto :. Umpires
-Nallin and Carpenter Time OF game. i:i5
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81 IOI'Ia
CINCINNATI

NO~Adhf -ipiNitT hiI 'iHS'F iiihs oAt
Hageman. IN innings. of ste.l. in /.
on Yiusiing. n IN none out IN the 9Th. on
Benton. J in Sacrifice hts-t;rOh. MRrsans
and Rawlings. Sacrifice fly IIoblitzell. stolen
bases-Mage, Moran ~. Marssns o. Left on
b4ses-St Louie. y. Cincinnati. 4 Bases on
balls-OG Hageman ,: OF YInglins D HIT
by pitcher-By Hsgeman. !. by Yingling. /.
STRUCK out-By Hageman. ?. By Yingling. {: by
Benton. T. 1ime-2:02 improvisation and
Qulgley.
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P1rsr ba>> on errorB-NeW YORK. / TWo-bass
bi-J anyfin. Homo run walsh Sacrifice hip
.-Y>Ykes. Sweeney ana Leonard Stolen bases
Tnrls Isnyrin hn1 Speaker. LET, On bases
gs~ Yov>. z. Boston. 7. Double play--Scott
Jcrker AMI I.ngi@. Bssse on balls-Of Fisher
e or Leonard. = Sruck Olf-By Fisher 3
~ IeOnsrd. 4 Hir or LEONARD. In inn
: irEs. or Bedisnf. D in innings Tme-i.,5
mflrer Dlneen ana Connolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

Bs~sbNli To-day. a 30 r " Ny An.r-
mans Va Boston. Polo 0royDcs Adm. 5oo.
--Advs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Baseball Standings and
Results in -Four Leagues
American League.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at st. Louis.
RESULTS or GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. /: Boston, 0.
Washington. s: Philadelphia, 4.
Detroit. /: Chicago. q.
ST. Louis. g: Cleveland. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Detroit - ! .69e Chicago. ....; .3Ss
New York 3 $50 Pbils ......5 ) 800
Wash'ton 8 ; SO Boston ..... q 500
St Louis 8 5 .jt5 Cleveland 3 3 $50
International League.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Jersey city.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Rochester at Providence
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. /: Newark. o.
Buffalo. 6: Jersey city. 2.
Baltimore, I; Montreal, |.
Rochester V. Providence (raln).
INTERNATIONAL STANDING.
Newark ..t 800 Baltimore 4 4 800
JERSEY City I .51lToronto B 400
Buffalo ....4 3 .5!I Montreal = 1898
Rochester. 3 800 Providence . 1888
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'Hpffc1 for Henfereon IN ninth inning
frHfHrnr0lls ........... % % % -
Pfabl.gA .............. o o %
T,ares IN balls ~ Henderson. g.. or Faifen-
berg. none F8cf1nce lit Mcdonald Home
nm sDhe"r. Struck Out-By Henderson. 4:
by Fsbsnberg, .. Double play-scOit 20 Lewis
10 Bradley. btolen bsS-f<annoI. Pass-d hail
Harden. Left bsx~s-TTttsbIrgh. Q: In
1iAnApolis Utnpirss-cussnk and Kane.
T1fnA.4I4.
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Totals. sI4ss15s TOtsi,...s 1926 "A

IRAN for Crandall IN twelfth inning
tBatted for Kropp IN seventh inning. two
out IN the twelfth inning.
S. Louis ..... 900 81 o n o %
puYfalo ..... % q . IS
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The score follow =
Tofa,...aI7HuoI Totals .....soo It

.fatfsd for Carrigan In tho en'h inning
ffst,ed Tor Leonard IN 'hc seventh inning.
fIohen out. hit by bstts1 ball
.eN Jcrh.. .s.t.s......s.y 0 Il
Po~,on ..................-0 0 0 0 0 %
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Totsls....2sz5nl7oI Totals
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The score follows
NEWARK

rotal'..~a'ls@Fi Totals -..nOsH IS
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in Brooklyn by a score Of 70 s.
Canty and Gardner for Jamaica and
Poly. were each found for sixteen safe
drives.
The score by innings follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-12-03

Norfolk Oysters In All Styles At
Ra1nniels Cafe.
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Washington Southern Ry.

Schedule in effect April IL, 1914.
For Washington and points north
tally at SOB A. NJ, S.43, 1853, 1913,
1901, 1:18, 2.30 through t-ain for
New York, via P. r. r. 6:l9.
S:18, 1888 p. M, week days, at 6:O7
p. m, Sundays only 8:o7 p. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond. and
points south at 4:37, 1863, (iocai> End
1O:17 a. ~, 1876, 3:22 SIT (!ocaD
T:47, 9:G7, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for Fredericksburg
at 1913 m, daily except Saturday,
when train leaves 2:18 pm. This train
runs through to Milford except Sat-
urdays and Sundays
NOTE:-Tines Of arrival end de-
oarturs and connections aot gasran-
,sed.
". ?, TAyLn1. Trsass. aga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-12-03
MOsBY AN OCTOGENARIAN.
Former Confederate Commander VIII
Celebrate His S1st Birthday

Richmond. Dec. 3.-Colonel John
S. Mosby expect to celebrate ms
Sit birthday on Sunday. Hale and
hearty, the aged Confederate caval-
ryman will spend the day IN MS
apartments, 1923 Twelfth street,
Northwest, Washington, receiving
his numerous friends.
Colonel Mosby, according to let
tiers received here recently still
feels the fire of a warrior courSlng
through his veins. He says he feels
as young as he did forty years ago,
and would like nothing better than
to form regiment of English SUI
fragettes to lead against the forces
Of the Kaiser in France. Colonel
SS<9~hv resides with his daughter,
lrs Scaa Mosby Coleman.
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