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STEAL HOME BEATS CORNELL.
smith Of Navy Nsbs winning X AN
by Eighth Inning Exploit.

ANNAPOLIS. April s.--The midshipmen
won from Cornell here to-day. score
to >. when Smith, the Nays left
fielder. stole home In tho eighth with
the winning run Pitcher Johnson Of
Cornell had turned to walk to the
slab after a consultation with Rurpee,
his catcher. when Smith tore for the
plate Up TO this inning the score had
been . to against the Navy lads.
johnson gave seven passes. but none
OF them was Il factor In any of the
runs. However his two wild pitches,
both In the eighth helped the midship-
men materially M the rally which won
the game. The fielding was raw I'm spots
on both sides, Udt the midshipmeu
showed some Improvement over their
work against Yale yesterday Cornell
hit safely twelve times, hut McFall kept
the clouts from being punched except
IN the second and sixth innings The
score
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BOWIE RACING RESULTS.

f,r', R@cemTwc.yesr,oid' .e,,nF pprse
g. e., Gins, ios ihmbro.@' ' "a :. q y"
and | 10 ., second. Cincinnati, 100 ,BuN-
lrsm, i! to l. 70 Ana to %, mn l.
phin!u. Bob ErdNv'I. Increase ami Gentle
S,oond Racc--Three.yesr.olds selling
pur." $500. ~iN furiOnE~--St Iayeritu. III
,MgA,y,i, g." !, to aud 20 o, won
F,ir Hc,.", lt- ua..ryI. : 20 ., to and
IL to 70. 10 and uu', third Time,
l:lj. Rr~.ccs Moses. Meeickt. Energetic,
Re-, Hib an Tugher and Baee also ran
Third Rac,-- F"ur-yrpr-old~ aut up
wsu,, selling purse $500. Hv" and ha'f
tur,ongs-.A naNrl. lUl ,BuNtou', 90 g.
T. 20 and to l. Won ,tailhfui, lo4
onI. R,la IaY los 'Pcndcrrasr' ID TO g..
O. TO ant : 20 :. th.rd. TYNE '.'N -.
= Mnhti Hcar,hs'on1 pg,H nrGp. H,n
~..;or. Grr,or En.rhI Priwcr, captain
Elliott, utiSA and The rroh'n $50 ran
Fourth Kare-Four-, rsr-o.d- Eni IN
'ur,onss Wiley, 100 dAi'eyl, Q % ' TO o
and @ 20 e. won, HichWood. 1903 ,Wr-
@ 5Mf'o H.. H. +" Ito uax,a ara 70, % !. 10
ana ey,n. third. Time. ia, unr'e Nun.
Henrietta W BRANDY wine Martin C,-r'.
Hunrh Of Keys. c'rbure.or and Jor knigh,
rIfh Roce-Thr.e- yrar-od. ana up.
ward, selling purse 500. one MI" AUD
even to q and out, won, Love Day ll-
'Warrugfoup, II 60 @ : 10 10 ard out
second Tom Hancock, lol Stewart : 10
Ravena, Myceuao BRIAN Roru. Heartbeat
and l.alri o N'rRcaIuy also ran.
s,N;a hsreS% ,nft ,cssH,I ana
10 l.. 10 ( and even. won, Patton, II;
.e r MG'i ic E1 1eF@ ~. '% %a,ts2,
: 70 :, even ana 10 e, mira, LI'u",
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Charles J Harvey. secretary - the
boxing commission is stIl confined In
st Nincents Hospital Until he Is able
TO be about it isn't likely that there will
he any business transacted by the com
mission.
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MAcKMEN DO WEIRD FIELDING.
Nick Ball All Over Lot and PHIL
lies Win, y to u.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-That section
~ tie Athletics now playing against
e Phillies here in the interleague
sames gave weird exhibition to-day
r the National League grounds. Due
20 much popeyed fielding on the part Of
The Mackmen, the Quakers had an easy
ne winning 60 game. Wilbur
.fF.s 4 farmer boy from 81 Mary's'
Virginia, pitched the full route against
'' pR,liies. Eight errors were charged
so.st the Mackmen. most OF them ny
ring .u the Phillies' run getting Err
slime Mayer pitched superb ball. holding
.He athletics TO six scattered hits. The
orc
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Open Air Boxing Bouts Are Planned
at Old Brighton Beach Racetrack

could not nall the weakened hut elusive
Mccoy with another clean punch.
Let there be a little Ic-uittion in III.
time at the clubs. som" one Is g,iag
To lit Freddie Welsh on the chin tho
same way some uisht and that master
quick thinker. Harry l'ulioh, ~ gong
To kid tn. referee out OF a correct count
II all comes under the head of clever
management hut It's = little rough on
chap who may rightfully have Won Il
title,
Another case Of a huugliug count hap
peaed In Philadelphia at II" OivmJ,a
y. &. VI nduN nlghi, KID Williams, tae
bantam champion was dropped by
Louisiana and 49, ~ watches soid
that the champion rrpossd among tn.
uoddins dattOd.ls tor "a period OF four
teen seconds. George Nhip and Louisi-
ana have "A right To feel blue
Al MrCoys miserable showin2 made
l'dr Morgan boil over - sent him
away with Le,iusky 10 see 4 We couidn -,
teach him TO tignt,' said Morgan. Lee
v!usky same back and sdid that ne vas
impossible that the only thing IN his
favor Was ability To- take a heating.
Then his father has interfered. He
was signed UP to meet chip al 1873
pounds, $3.50 guarantee, with q privilege
of 80 per cent His father hunted out
John We.smant"l ana demanded a 81 600
guarantee, and wanted to make the
weight liG. | Wouldn't tolerate medlling.
and though Weismantel gave McCoy's
father the Increase | told him that the
o. lginal contract would 20 And Il did
| The 80 per cent brought McCoy's end
over a thousand dollars. more money
than he ever received before. But he
, can't hght won't and never will I'm
about through with him"
Charles J Harvey. secretary ~ the
boxing commission is stIl confined IN
st Nincents Hospital Until he Is able
I to be about it isn't likely that there viii
he any business transacted ny the com
| mission.
The Federal A. c. managers intend
! to conduct bantam elimination tour
| ney. They want to see some one de
/ veloped who can make il worth Kic
/ Williams's while. They begin Saturday
/ night with Eddie Campi, Jimmy Mur
! ray, Young OLealy, Jimmy Taylor. Wi
! lie Brown, and Frankie Callahan a.
the star Contenders
A letter comes from one Jay Doc
sampson of Elizabeth, y. j. tIe says II.
"has taken under his wing Jimmy Nc
Cam. But let Jay doc" tell II. Al
he asks is ~ little kind cooperation II
the matter" Here is what liz writes
! "rhc boys name is Jimmy Mccain
and, like all the Irish. he would rattle
fight than eat When say that don
mean he is on the rough neck style, bu
a good clean living boy of 10 years. III
is well liked by every one in the cit.
of Elizabeth, and whenever he fought a
Gus TroNl.rs club In Newark he AWAY
drew "A big house at this club he fough
close to thirty battles and has neve
been defeated, "" ALSO boxed three o
four ten round bouts In staten Islam
ut the West Brighton club and also IN
Elm Park A. G. of the island"
J How's that Doc? You cant tell owe
your way that We gave your letter IN
chuck.
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oLpRING WON'T PLAY THIRD.
Connie Mack Decides Not TO spoil
Good Outneider.

PHILADELPHIA. April S.-Rube Old
ring will not play third base regularly
for the Athletics during the season
This was the decision Of Connie Mack
to-day following many days OF consid-
Grafton.
"Rube Is willing TO play the bag"
said Mack, land ! considered him seri-
ously for the position from the time
that Baker notified me that he would
not play again. but I have decided that
| would not spoil great outfielder TO
make IA fair third baseman of him.
This decision leaves the third base
position open, for Mack declared he ala
not know who would play the dInicult
corner when the American League sea-
son began. The Athletics have three
candidates for the place-kopf Bostick
and McConnell
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lead in the second. Cook and Peckin-
paugh strollcd, advancing on Boone $
sacrifice. Cook scored on Sweeney's fly.
McHale's single redeemed Peck. Peters
burg then fen upon MciIale for three
runs. Gross aud Busch singled and
Agnew sacrificed. Rice's scratch single
scored Gross. and Siminons's double
Busch and Rice.
Petersburg sprang band of rockies
on Marty MclIale with dire results,
Gross singled with one out and Harmon
walked. Flanagan's out TO Mullen ad-
vanced the pair and both scored on a
Texas Lacquer by liudgins which Cree
and boone let fail between them, The
score.
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at Big League Baseball Today Giants and Brookb'
HAGBL00M WELL SUPPORTED.
\. y. 4. Fields FauItIessiy and Il
Victor over Tia niItor Nine.

The New York University baseball
team won its first home game yesterday
afternoon when 1t defeated the Hamii-
ton College nine by a score of to Q.
iIagblooms steady work on the mound
and perfect fielding gave the Local team
the victory.
whitman pitched a consistent game
for the visitors until the sixth inning,
when the New Workers. scored four of
their Nv" runs. Mcintyre reached first
on an error and Connell doubled, scor-
Ing HIM. lIagblooms single sent Connell
across the plate. Wolfe singled and
Hagbloum went to third. Two errors
followed which allowed both mon to tally.
In the seventh, when IIagOloom
showed some signs of weakening, the
iniield frightened and put three men out
Whitman struck out eleven mon and
Lavc only two buses on balls. Tie score
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MISS DE COPPET WINS CUP.
Takes Famous Trophy at Aiken
with Excellent score.

AMEN. y. G., April s.--The h Iedican
medal play for the Palmetto cup was
the main feature at the Palmetto Golf
Club to-day. There were seventy
entries and the cup was won by Miss
BEATRICE De Coppet. her score being
gross i00-30-70. one of the hest
scores that ever has won the cup. which
has been competed for each season for
the past twenty years. Match play for
the Aiken cup continued to-day and the
finals for that trophy and for the South
err Cross cup will he played tomorrow,
the latter being between j Fritz Byers
and his brother Eben NJ Byers. The
summaries:
Second Division, Second Rouud--Oeorge
!. Scott 40, beat j. G. Tdppin rh. =
aud . George singer tS, beat Prescott
Metcalf 90, and !, Lawrence Water
bury go, won from Il, D, Lanier by de-
fault; Arthur lseiin 90, beat Josiah c.
,9l. beat Henry r. Winthrop lD, up:
Lawrence Perrin Un, beat =, Fosdlck lD,
{ and ! Adrian lselin 81 tb, beat + n
Hitchcock 90, ana b. GeorR" Bird
81, beat W. Il, LOWS t7l. / up '2l hol@l
Thirt Ronnd-s Singer, boat Scott and
Perrin heat knsoy ana !, Hird beat
Adrian lselin ID, and .,
Consolation, second Round--Georgc Won
l., Meyer u5' beat mr. A. W ndirl a..
! up; william Payne Thompson 80 won
from John Magee lS. by default, J, +.
GSl, ] ups Sir Thomas TAFT 'i5p beat
= r Emmett 90, and
Third Round ---Thompson beat Meyer 3
and / Talmagr beat TAFT ana l.
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Penn's Star Freshmen EIiaibIe.

PHILApErPHIA, April s.--Arthur Hahn
and Noel white, tho two star freshmen
oarsmcn who have been ineligible for
some time because OF deficiencies IN their
studies, have squared themselves with
the Penn faculty. They were BACK in
the first freshman boat this afternoon
at No and No 4 respectively, Hahn
and White both come from Washington,
where they rowed on the AnaloStan rrew
that finished second In the club race Of
the Peoples Regatta held in Philadel-
phia last July 4.
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GOSHEN. April s.--1he ninth annual
meeting of the Goshen Driving Club was
held here this afternoon. There was a
large attendance of members. The club
viii open its season In June when matt
nees will be held each Saturday after
noon, The following officers were
chosen: President, william Averill
Hartman president Pierre Lori-
lard, Jr. secretary. william *. DECKER
SON treasurer, Joseph $, Coates direc-
inrs Robert ,;oelet, John u Townsend
Il, II, Burnett, T, II. Bradley j, -. King,
NJ, o. Schaefer. DR., ], f., Devine, II. w,
Van Cortland. Richard Mccormick, DR.,
j. V. Hopper, A " II, Seeger and
Pierre Lorlllard, Jr.
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TWO TEAMS SPLIT LEADERS.
saginaw No. Vow IL second aud
PrudentinI No. Fifth.

The Saginaw No . team of New
York. with n score OF 2,7jl. rolled its
way into ;h!rd place last night IN the
nvc man competition OF the national
bowling tournament 81 Grand Central
Peace The Canadians of Montreal.
a.o5. and Nationals of Montreal, 2.;J2.
SUI. are ahead
Broadway raiAce. which vas third.
with @,73o. j. showed doV1 o fourth
10y Sagluaws work, ard Prudential 10.
= OF Newark cut IN behird il for huh
place with a score Of EEL thereby
making two new teams among the first
five
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vIRGINIANS BAT WITH VIM.
Four Triples aud ono Double
Among sixteen IIits.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April s.--Vlr-
ginia enjoyed a swatfest to-day at the
expense OF the Williams twirlcr Four
triples and double were among the
sixteen hits secured off Bowen.
The Massachusetts lads helded in good
form but were weak at bat. Their
only run came in the ninth, when Brum-
braugh's hot grounder got by the Vir-
ginia right fielder. Michler and Parsons
accepted several difficult chances and
engineered Lighting double play. The
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state League Ia Open May q.

ALBANY. April S,--iresdent John II,
Farrell of the New York State League
announced after to-day's meeting OF the
magnates in his circuit that the leagues
season will not open until May y. II
will close September g. A schedule
probably will he adopted by the meet
Ing tomorrow
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SYRACUSE WINS GIFT GAME.
Errors Of ~. Johns Ala NtctOrs to
Make Four Of Their Rune.

Syracuses ability to grasp opportunl-
ties resulted in an easy victory over St
Johns COLLEGE on the lattcr's field in
Brooklyn yesterday, scire 70 ]. Five
errors aided t.tc upstate team In scor-
ing four OF is runs. The scu.r:
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mere VIII ne open air bpNluE mere
about both at night ana Ia daylight AT
the Brighton Beach race track. Harry
Pollok. who piloted Freddie Welsh TO the
lightweight championship, is backing the
Reach \. {.
The management contempltthS open-
ing either ON Decoration Day ny Jilv 4
with jess Willard and some Other l.etNy-
weight. Dan Mckctrick will be mana
ger and matchmaker, while Dave Dunn
viii be- secretary and treasurer Iollok
has the sanction II the state Athletic
Commission and there will be NJ appp-
stiun in that direction. A ring will be
erected out In the centre OF tho track
itself. as was the case at Havana last
Monday
It is the intention ~ the managers to
conduct county fairs. aero meets and
auto races also. Tho fairs will be held
during August The place will be 50
well n.hted that open air fights during
the hot summer nights will he a treat
that the fan does not Away enjoy.
\ Mike Gibbons Eddie McGoorty bout
Is one OF the proposed cards. The win
ner Will night Young Ahearn FOR the
championship
Immediate attention OF the State Ath-
letic Commission In recommended to the
question of time keeping during bouts
at the different buXins clubs At the
, Broadway Sporting club Tuesday night
. miserable attempt at tolling on ten
seconds while "Champlou" Al Mccoy
was on the floor robbed George chip OF
the honor OF regaininE his crown. Nc
cuv WAS down over thirteen seconds A
| half dozen watches were clicked as Me
! Toy hit the boards FOR the second knocks
| down IN the ninth round.
The refere, counted over him but il
| the excitement ne hardly knew Whei9ei
/ he was atoot or on horseback. He started
I the count late ana he finished late Tim,
! SHOULD br to.lod Off here as 1t was IL
/ california. George Harding was tn
| official tmekceper out there In all bouts
| lie sat at the elbow OF the man Nh,
! manipulated the gong, The minute Z
| man was knocked down Harding clicked
his watch and standing up he called of
| the seconds In voice that could b'
| heard block away. II was the duty
OF the referee to pick up the count an,
.pcat II in unison with him, Wher
Harding said "Nine--out !" the man wal
out and that was all there Vas to it
There was no chance for him to K,
wrong, for he had the watch right nnde
his nose. Harding simply recorded thu
time 10y calling out each second,
Had this been the case Tuesday nigh
| We would have seen the last of Mccoy
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RUTGERS


Ruu--Rohinson, stuart Dryer. Reed, Ken
ney Van Als,ynr. Dursnd. Hewlett. living
.; Lyons. Berl Two base ht--Lyous. Twiur,
Glendenniug. Dwyer. Ed-erton schmidt. Van
A-tyne Three base hit schmidt, struck
out BY Jennings :; by West. Double play
Jennings, Harker aud Twins Umpire
q kourke
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SCULL PITCHES: COLTS WIN.
Oungster BR flirs Nashville Rnd
Helps Gain Victory ny to =.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April >,-The Giants
second team, with Carl Scull pitching,
defeated the Nashville Southern League
team here this afternoon by a score OF
TO .
The Giants first run came in the first
inning when Grant walked, Went to
second on Plezs sacrifice and scored
when Baker threw low to the plate
after Grant had been caught in a chase
between third and home Warcs's double
and Brainard's ana Hulkr's singles re-
suited in another run, In the sixth
Nashville punched hits and tied the
score, but in the seventh the Giants
added couple more ON Sculls single.
Beatty's sacrifice, Grauts two Dagger,
piez's infield hit and Robertson's out,
Baker to paullette. The score:
X H. T.
New York .....O o. o . o--i
Nashville ......G o ? . %
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Hnn- Paschall, 3; Nrklcy. I, White Enr
man, l.aplantc. Two base h,- S,ickley
Three base hits wh!c, =; + y smith En-
man Sacrifice hlt-Tyolnn, Stolen bases
paschall - Berkeley. .: Laplante :: Toolan
Double play -Michlrr, Parsons and Michler
l'a-e on bali--On Cannon. I; OF Bowen !
Lett on bases Williams :; Virginia G Hit
by pitched hall--Pa-chall, white. Philips
struck out--By Bowen, s: by Cannon 10
Passed sll-Mchlcr. Time hour IS min
utcs Umpire Chewing
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ere. smith :: Ritter. Lindsay FIRST base
on errors .Irnnessee' l. Nrw YORK & Len
base on halls-On HUI, hc-ou. ! on huT'r.
o.; OF schupp, Q >'ruck out--hN Hutch"
son. 6; hy Ritter. :; ny >Chupp Two base
hits Thomson, Ritter St"rincu Ae- -
boyle Fletcher Stolen base Loher, MAJ.
ray .: smith, /. Double play RIt'rr
Fletcher aud Merke Passed ball--smi,h,
Keith HIT by pitched bail by Hut"hesou
Meyers Ilt---On Ritter, . III live innings:
on Schupp IN four innings Umpire
McGraw Time hour a. minutes
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Runs-shugruc Connolly, Banuon. Kane
Firf base on errors-Oeorsetown, L. Ford.
nam, =. Lett on blses-GeorEetoNn lu, Ford.
ham. .. FRS, base on bals-On Fmni.an j;
oil Martin. J. Struck out-By Flungan, :;
by Martin, 2 Two basc hits-Bannon. Cusack
Kane. SACRIFICE hii--shugrur sacrhce fly
Spiilane stolen base Mccarthy, Carroll
Double play--tiiacomo and ~p Zane. Umpire
-Handiooe. Time hour and 20 minutes.
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Runs-Cook. Peckinpaugh, Gondolhs, Gross
:. Busch Harmon, Rice First base on
hits-Simmons, Donovan. Sacrifice hiis-
Boone. Agnew. Barnett Sscrif~ fly
Sweeney Stolen base aisel Left on bases
New York 10. Petersburg. 4 First base on
bals-On McHale 1, OFF Rice I. of Hirsch ?.
struck out-Bv Mciiale o. by Rice 2 Hits
OF Rice, III four innings OF lIirsch,
in four innings: OFF Gafhn. in one inning
Umpires-Brown and Richmond Time
hours 10 minutes
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70, Dor show This ASterooon.

The Toy boy club will hold the Sec
ond of a series of fortnishtly shows at
the Hotel McAlpin this afternoon
Glasses will he arranged for all toy
breeds.
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ATHLETICS


non. byrne Bancroft 3; Hooker, IravhIh'
'Ifus, Two base hlts BURNS, Mhll'ru'
DdrnE sarrdco h,,s--Becker Whitfield,
NNr stolen base Bancroft First base ON
"rn' PbillIc- I Athletics, Len on bases
,,PhDIrE 9; Athletics, struck ont-by
MAYER g, by Davis. 2. Double play-byrhe'
heAuH and I.uderus First base on balls
Or DAVIS :; OF MAYER, |. umpires- klem
~ keenan, Time hour and ~ minutes
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Texas League starts Season.

b.t.As. Ten. April S,-Tho Texas
'"aeIo baseball season opened to-day
N'N the following results
I.'0n, =. Beaumont, !,
eir'Noport, 1 Dallas, 3,
90 Antonlo. <; Galveston, 4
Fo', Worth. 0; waco. g
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Reds Take All Three From Tigers

CIncINNATI, April s.-Cmcinnati made
4, clean sweep OF the series by taking
to-day's game from Detroit, to ..
three Dagger by Groh, followed by
Olson's double in the eighth inning, gave
the locals the winning run, The fielding
of Groh and Molwitz featured the con-
test The score
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Runs-Aheare Hamilton, Loewe. Turnure.
Woe -. lrrN i..r base ma Carey.
Murphy Homo run MORGAN Three base
hit-Taylor. Hus-Of Slater, IN hve in.
nlngs: OF Taylor. IN four innings. First
pa, On hails-Od t-VN >,ru u ON .
Ky T. Carey ~ 10y 81 80 ~ Tfvinr e
Lett on hases-St Johns s, Syracuse :.
Passed balls-Ch1rhoncau :. Morgan First
base ON errors syracuse T. ~ Johns
Implr--Davc Natrs. - Johns College
Time hour 80 minutes
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Runs-SchultZ HummfI NytTs, :, HTHTHI'T'
man, .: Getz. Smith. Gandil Pick. Ain-mith
LEI, on bases Brooklyn, 3; washington' 8"
Two base hi,-MIlan. Three base hits UNI
moi Ainsmith 2; shaw Sacrifice mts-
O'Mara. Getz. 9 Sacrifice hy-Nef, FIRST
base on errors Brooklyn. |; washington, \
stolen bascs-Cut shaw Zimmerman, Pick,
Double plays-M ver- and schultz. Ainslnith
and canal. Firs, base on balls on -ha"
?: OF Dell I, Struck out By shaw; :. ny
Hammer .. by bell / Hit by ptcher-By
shaw Myers Hits-On smith IN hve IN
ninrs. OF shaw > in Xix innings: OFF Dell
in four innings: OF Hopper, IN three m
nings Tmpire-Colli flower, Tine-l hour
and - minutes
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Manual Training was held to "A tie
score az . runs all by the Yonkers High
school "A. suburban oval, Brooklyn. yes
terday A rally by Yonkcrs looked
promising in he sixth, but only one run
was tailed. The score
II, II. T.
Manual TRAINING ..,,.,o %
YVnkers .,,,..., - U ~
Batterics--Shoridhn, Rorty and Lind T.
oHara Maxon and T., Brady, Hengtheith
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Rtssbsii To-day. Ebbets Field. BROOKLYN
49, Americans. 3:3o 2, NJ -Adr'
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-28
WAS BRINGING LIQUOR
INTO No-LIcENsE TOWN.
Walter Watson is Fined Before Justice
in Ledyard.


Walter watson of New London was
presented Monday afternoon at Led
yard before Justice Danny Pevey
charged with violation. Of the liquor
laws in selling liquor in a no-license
town. Prosecuting Liquor Agent
Frank O.. Cronin of New London ap-
peared for the state and Attorney Ma
rion Davis appeared for the accused.
Watson is employed as driver by
a New, London wholesale liquor deal
er. He was driving a wagon loaded
with wet goods along a road in Led
yard on Sept. 10 when an automobile
containing state policemen came up
in the rear. The driver of the ma
chine blew for the wagon. to turn out.
Watson wouldn't turn out, the state
policemen thought the time for a lit
tie investigation ripe and they uncov-
ered the wagon and found the goods.
Watson's arrest followed.
: In a case OF this kind it is not nee
essary to prove an actual sale. I'm
der the statutes bringing liquor into
a no license town constitutes a sale
and therefore q violation of the law.
The case was disposed of before JUS
tice Pevey Monday when Watson
pleaded guilty and was fined $25 and
costs. He paid up.