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WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
IS AWARDED MONOCRANS
Veterans on Baseball Team Ar,
Given Stars as Reward
for Work.
SEASON WAS SUCCESSFUL ONE
Williamsburgers Failed to Land
Championship Cup, but Tied for
First Honors-Won From Strony
Aggregations in Exhibition Series

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Nav %
william and Mary's baseball nine was
awarded letters and stars this morn
behalf of the athletic association TIM
veterans received stars. while the neu.
members of the varsity were awarded
Captain Tucker. third base: Ray A d.
dington. iirst base: Frank NJ Gainnt,
pitcher; L. +. James. second: l. .Jonss
Rothwcll and Newton. outhelders Tbn,
monosram' men were: G. r. Helm
shortstop. and Manager c. b. Zebmer
catcher |''
Professor Keeblc praised the ,c,,,
Tor it's successful work and above ali
Tor the clean type Of athletics that the
nine as a group stood for. Not a uriy..
ilege had been granted "A single piay
or because OF his athletic ability ana
not single complaint was to be rnads
against their work as students
The 1915 season. though disappoin,.
ing somewhat in that William and
Mary, did not win first place unIis.
puted in the championship series Of
the Eastern Virginia INTERCOLLEGIATE
Association. was a very successful and
encouraging one. Out OF sixteen games
played the Orange and Black won 10,
Some OF the exhibition games won
were such as the 3-to-2 victory over thu
Newport News. Virginia Leaguers. the
Ii-to-' count over Virginia Military
Institute and the 5-to-l decision oyar
the strong F!fty-eiSht Company Coas,
Artillery team from Fort Monroe
In the championship series William
ana Mary ran ava? with the opposing
teams so far as number Of runs HIS
and general work are concerned Two
OF the teams were severely walloped-
iampden-Sidney.6 TO |. and Randolph
Macon. TO /. William and MARY
scored twenty-one runs TO opponents
eleven; forty-cight hits TO opponents
thlrty-sin. and ten errors To opponents.
sixteen in the six games
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WINS SECOND
LONG ONE FROM TARHEEL.S
Rocky Mount Loses .EIeven-Inning
Contest To Heinie Busch's
GoObcriteS.
ANOTHER GAME PROTESTED
Pirates Claim Norfolk Has More
Than Five Men of Higher Glass on
Team-Builtlers Break Streak and
Beat Suffolk.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.


PETERSBURG. VA. May 25-Petcrs-
burg and Rocky Mount pulled off an
other clcven-inninE contest this even
ing. and but for a rally by Petersburg
IN the ninth inning, when Rocky Mount
looked like Il sure winner, a different
result would have happened with the
score standing 3 to in favor of the
visitors. Donovan. the first man up,
lined a two-bagger to left field. Busch
walked and Ryan yanked league. who
had been pitching gilt-cdged ball. send
ing in Pope. Spencer sized up the first
ball pitched for "A single to right field
scoring Donovan. Busch going TO third.
Barnett famed, Busch scoring on
Blackstoncs single TO left, tying the
score. Agnew ended the inning by
striking out. The visitors were retired
in regular order in the tenth and elev-
enth innings. In the eleventh Busch
singled and was thrown out trying to
steal second. Spencer singled and took
second when Barnett walked. Black
stone ended the suspense by making
his consecutive hit, scoring Spencer.
Longs work at third was phenomenal
He accepted eight difficult chances
without n tumble. while his pegging
was the finest seen on the diamond this
season. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington. y: Detroit. !.
Ihilndrlphin. q; Cleveland, d.
(Others postponed; rnin)
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GAME is PROTESTED

NORFOLK, VA, May 25-Norfollk
complied its seventh straight victory
to-day by defeating Portsmouth to .
In the second game of the series Re-
fore play was started Manager Clarke.
OF Portsmouth. protested the game
claiming Norfolk had five men who had
PLAYED in higher class leagues than the
Virginia circuit.
Humphreys outpitchoi Mckeitham all
the way. but was inclined to he wild
lie offset this by being especially ef-
fcctive against Hopkins. the Pirat s
heaviest hitter, striking the sluGger
out three times in succession. OF the
twelve hits made by the two teams
seven Of them were for two bases
Score:
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BUILDERS DOWN SUFFOLK

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 25-In
by both sides, clever fielding and bad
fielding. the Shipbuilders this after
noon broke their losing streak and at
the same time got revenge on the Suf-
folk Tigers for the defeat of ycster-
day. The score was 10 10 T. The hit
ting Of Crist, VoltZ. Carnes and Goal
by and the fielding OF Walters and
Smith featured. Ehrd started for the
visitors. but was knocked from the
rubber in the third, the Builders collect
ing five runs and six hits in two in
nings. Mullin. for the locals pitched
only n fair game. and was saved from
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PROTEST YALE PLAYER
Princeton baseball management Takes
Action on Cnsc OF Former Turhcei.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, May 25.-The
PRINCETON baseball management has en-
tered an informal protest against the
playing OF johnny" Hancs, Yalc's star
right fielder. This was announced to-
night by the Yale management
II is said that Yale admits Haucs
played previously on the University of
" rth Carolina team He played his
frst year there as a substitute and tic
second az regular. II his playing as
substitute is construed to contitui. a
years work on varsity nine Yale
men said tonight that he probu bl V
would he debarred from playing against
both Princeton and Harvard. under the
terms of the three-year rule agree
mcnt.
liancs was largely responsible for
ialc's victory over Harvard in the de
Gliding game last year when he made n
home run with the bases filled
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GRAYS LOSE TO HUSTLERS

Especial 10 Tn" Times pisratch
ROCH ESTER. y. Y. MAY 25-Timelv.
batting by kores was largely rcspon-
sioie Ior RocheSter's 10 victory over
Providence to-day in a game that wen,
ten innings.
felder's choice 10 Piez. his steal
and a double gave Rochester their first
run. Powelrs mun and PaImnrn's
triple counted the second
In the tenth: after Smith had heen
pnssed. kores drove the ball over Row
ellis head breaking UP tho game
Providence scored In the sixth on ,wo
errors by Realty and sacrifice ~,
and again in IN" seventh on ralr1crois
error and Fabrique's double score:
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NOVT z
New York

Totals ..3s - q Ie Totals B? So 20 3 !
'Ran for Mclean in sixth
fRatted for Perritt in ninth.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
Washington ant Detroit.
huston at st. Louis
Philadelphia mt Cleveland
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WINS GAME WITH HOMER

KANSAS CITY. MAY 25.-Brown's
home run in the ninth inning. with
TWO men on bases. turned what an
peared 10 be Newark victory INTO n
6-to-5 win for Kansas city. The WISH
tors were three runs ahead when
Brown hit over the fence \ mon.nt
later Main doubled and scored on
Chadbourns single.
Score by innings: r. H. +
Newark .......O OIL 90 % 10 .
Kansas City ...0n2 900 tt 10
Batteries: Fa!kcnhcrG ana Raridcn:
Main and Brown
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jersey City
Jersey City ......i q n n ::
Il

Totals 81; q IS ! Totals 22
sBatted for Ring In mimi
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Brookfeds prcnk Even.

PlTTSBuRGH. May 25-Brooklyn
dlNided 4 double header with the p!tts-
DUfSh federals to-day, winning the
hrst game. 10 ., ana losing the see
ond in the ninth by score Of ; TO
I; The visitors hit knci2er hard in
the first game. while S.aton was in
good form. Brooklyn broke a tie in
the ninth inning of the second contest
by scoring TWO runs In the Pitts
burEh half. Marion weakened and tn
nam was substituted The locals then
made two singles and scored ,hr..
runs, winning the game
First Game.
Score by innings. l. II =
Brooklyn .....u0l OOlnll-; 10 a
Pittsburgh 49,. % OO0O2-3 { .
Batteries: Seaton and Pratt, Knet-
ger and Berry.
second Game.
Score by innings r. II T.
BROOKLYN ......o q > o 2--i 9 o
PITTSBURGH % o 90 Oo9-5 10 .
Batteries: Marion. Upham and Land
Allen and OConnOr
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na,rnnu POOL opsru,or. Ar,.,,.a

TII'N'|, May .I.-Jhc pOlice cnin-
palRh aga inst baseball pooh wns wid
: n.n today TO include the arrest Of
'"-'e'N ohhrt"s Of cashiers of r.stau-
ldnts. which nave been onorin,, .icL.,s
TO !ocai baseball parks ns priZcH 10 pa
irons Yhosc taken includG7! q cashier
:. Oh. 81 INC string of restauranta
has been giving away passcs r. .ar,c.
81 ms chicago Federal League team
ana "" Cashiers in the lunch rooms
, ~ s'n' II. Thompson. who offered
"e'" |" inc American League PARK
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Inycxtirn,c Gemhlinu r.,or,.

,,,at t,ant,,in. ON Inc nay r,c ,itSports
Park. Nassau County. is fiouriShinp.
to-day caused Governor Whitman 10
notify the authorities there that they
must enforce the law. II shall hold
YOU strictly accountable for any fail
ure to enforce that statute prohibiting
gambling in the State Of New York"
he autographed District Attorney Louis
Smith and Sheriff stephen Petit
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SEVENTH INNING RALLY
Melted SEVEN TALL|ES
St. Louis Takes First of Series From
New York Giants by Hard
Hitting.
PHIILIES AGAIN ON TOP
Alexander Pitches Good Ball, and
Cubs Are Ousted From First
Place-Bravcs Humble Reds. and
SuperbaS TrOunce Pittsburgh.
PHILLIEs AGAIN ON TOP

LEASED Wire to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, May 25.-St. Louis had
big seventh-inninS to-day. scoring
seven runs in that period. which en-
ablcd them TO take the first game Of
their series with New York II to ;.
Doak pitched well for ST Louis. except
In, the sixth inning. when Murray hit
a nome run INTO the left field stand with
TWO teammates on the bases. Manager
McGraw was ordered off the coaching
line in the first inning after wrangle
with Umpire Rigler. Score:
M,
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NATIONALS DEFEAT TIGERS

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DETROIT, MICH, May 25-Wash-
inston awoke from its batting slump
to-day, and in ninth-inning rally.
which scored six runs, defeated Detroit
10 1. Three pitchers fell before the
Two singles. a double and triple, A
passed ball. base on balls. hit bats
man and an error produced the half
dozen ta!lles Mcbride was put out of
tho game in the second inning by Inn
nire EldridSc for disputing decision.
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Princeton Win. n, Tennis.

PKINCEAON, y J, May 25.-Thc
PrincctGn's tenDiS team defeated IIar-
ward to-day seven matches to two II
was the Crirnson's first defeat OF tb,
season. In the singles, X. Norris Will
Hams. the national cha pOn defeated
q. ". Church. intercollegiate titlchoId-
er in straight sets. Williams's placing
was brilliant and h!s ground STROKES
perfect Princeton won all the doubles
and four out OF the six singles
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BRAVES LICK REDS

(Leascd Wire TO The Times Dispatch.
BOSTON. May 25.--Boston won from
Cincinnati to-day 3 TO / Temporary
when Mollwitz. who had been hit bv n
pitched ball, scored on a wild pitch
after being advanced to third on SIN
gle counted the visitors only run Bos-
manner. three hit balls stopping on
fair ground on the third base line when
Cincinnau heiders waited for them TO
roll foul Manager Stallings who had
been sick. reappcared on the Boston
bench to-day. Score:
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PREFER is EFFECTIVE

LEASED Wire to The Times Dispatch.
BROOKLYN. May 2j.-Brookiyn
assed Pittsburgh and went into third
place to-day by defeating the Pirates
> TO ]. Pfefer was hit freely. but was
effective In the pinchcS. and received
brilliant support. particularly from
Wheat and Cutshaw. Brooklyn nit Nc
Quillan hard in the third and fourth
innings. knocking him out of the box
Score:
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CUBS TAKE TUMBLE

tLeased Wire to The Times Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-AlcXanoer
twirled in superb form to-day. and
Philadelphia won from Chicago 8 to 0.
taking hrst place in the race from
their opponents Only one Chicago
player got past second base. This was
Zimmerman. who reached third on n
wild throw by Byrne only TO he caught
OFF that sack by killifers quick throw
to Byrne Becker WAS put off the field
for protesting when called out on
strikes, Score:
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Rocky Mount.
Totals 90 sfsi /: 8 Totals q, i
.8atted for Zee in eighth Inning.

I'"II'I z" cIENtn INNING.
fcnc man out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r.
Rocky Mount. 100 . o q o q O.
Petersburg ........o o o o 10 0 go IL
Summary: Runs-Grav. Eisc Daubert.
Donovan. Busch. Spencer. Hirsch. Two
base hits-:isel. Long, Donovan. Three
base h!t-Daubert. Sacrifice hts--Clr!ch
harmslec. Double plays-Clrich and Dau-
hcrt; AEnew. lusch and Barnett. Base on
balls-hy Hirsch. ! by league |. Left on
haseS--Pete rshurE. g Rocky Mount >. Hits
of league. in eight innings: on Pope
g IN innings. Struck out-by Hirsch 4:
ulrich Wild pitchcs-TeaEue Time o.
same hours. Umpire. Buss"y. Attend
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I'nrtSmnnIll.


Score ny innings:
Portsmouth ..........0 q o o 1-o
Norfolk ............... q o o q . o 0 . s-4
Summary: Runs--B Stewart Cleveland
Foi!es. Strain. McCleary, Steinbrenner. Sto-
len hascs--C"ok. St. Martin and Foilos
Sacrifice hits-Strain McKeithan. Sacrifice
hy-M Stewart. Two hase hits--Strain
Hurley. Damrau Mace. Cleveland. Humph-
10 Hurley: pamrau 70 Strain to Hurley.
Struck out-by MCkeithan. & by Humph-
reyS. ;. Rase balls--on McEeithan .:
of Humphreys. 2. Wild pitches-McKei-
than. Left bases-No rfolk, 3: Ports
mouth. :. Time Of game, l:45. Umpire.
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r
Cincinnati ........ o n q q a.
Boston ............. q -
summary: Runs Mollwitz. Nagee Smith
Convey. Two bias" hit-Snirh stolen bases
-MH!anviie. Ecan Sacrifice hirs-SChmit,
~. Moral. Sacrifice ny-Smth Left or
bases-Circi1naii. :: Boston. : Doub.
p!ays-lier2og. unas.isted;' Maranvil!e. Eran
ana schmidt Gases on bills-on BENTON
:; 81 Rudolph !. Hits--on Benton in
innings: of Lear. in innings. Hi, by
p!tCher-ty Benton tSchmidD: 10y Rudolph
;Noliwitz) Struck out-by Rudolph !:
via pitches-Rudoiph. Lear. Umpires-kle lem
iiiII InlIise -
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teammates. both on
offensive. Score:
Suf1'nlL
the defensive and
Sewport News.
Totals
Totals 81 ) - Ia Totals e9 ~
Batted for Henry in ninth.
tBatted for Graham in ninth
Score by inntppu.

suffolk ...............I o o . o o.
Newport News. .......0 . o . 3 10
, summary kuns-Goalby. Moran, Iiummel.
Henry. Scislie. Smith. Crist 90. Walters.
Garnss Noliz CD. Mullin. Home run-tioal-
ny Three base hitS-VOltz t2) Carnes and
Muiiin. Two-bsse hits-crIst. Smith and
menry. Sacrince hits--carncs IIudSi ms
!huilih ana Welcher. stolen bascs---Seiglc,
Smith; Muilin. Crist GO; uoaiby Moran and
iih;chcr: struck out-by .Ehrd /; by Null
lin .. Bases on, balls--om Etird j !: off era.
ham or Muilin. l.. Left on hnses-New-
Henry tunassisted) Hit by pitch.r-C'ris,
thy Graham. liits-on Eiird. 6 in > l-2
Gowan.
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ATHLETICS WIN TWELVE
INNING GAME FROM MAPS
.Lajoie Plays Sensational Game
Against Old Teammates, Han
ding Fourteen Chances.
NATIONALS HIT PILL HARD
Ninth-lnning Rally Gives Washing
ton Six Runs-Both Teams Use
Three Pitchers During Long
Drawn-Out Contest.


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CLEVELAND. o.. May 25.--Philadel-
phia defeated Cleveland to > in twelve
innings to-day, the winning run being
scored after two were out on a pass to
McAvoy and singles by Barry and Kopf.
Lajoie played n sensational game for
Philadelphia Wyckoff. ineffective at
the start. allowed hut two hits the last
seven innings. Score:
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AZ savannah savannah, g. jackson
~ Columbia Columbia, i. Colum
=, augusta: Augusta. 3: Albany. ..
. ~ Charleston: Charleston, g. Macon
: Oh innings; darkness
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t'EItV.T TOT ffU!lFNFles III F!EhtN-
Score by innings: Il
Chicago .............. Ga
Philadelphia ....... o o -
summary: Runs--By rne. Becker. Pasker,
Two-basc hit-Eecker. Earned run-Phiia
dclnhln. : Sacrifice hit-Cravath. Double
plav-Sater, unasSisteG Left on bases
chicago. 1; Philadelphia, T. First base OF.
errors Chicago. :; Philadelphia. =. Base on
balls OF: Humphres. :; off Alexander 3
liits-"f HUMPHREYS in innings: Sran-
fridge. In inning. Struck nut-by Hum
phri"S .: by Alexander. :. Passed ball
Etcsnahem. EMPIRES Eason and ouigley.
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DETROIT. MICH. May 25.--The De-
troit baseball club to-day released
Catcher John Peters TO Chattanooga as
pitcher and John Smithson TO the
Scranton club. Both men are subject
10 recall. il was announced.
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Washington.


Soor" h' inninEs: - p
Washington .....0 n n
Dctroi. ... ,
Ran for Johnson in ninth
t"attrd for Ayers IN ninth
summary; Runs-Moaller 90, Fo7ter
ncos'a. Morgan 80, Ansn;th. Villa r,s
Eush Cobb Young -, Two-hase hit|Nt
IAN Three has" hits-MorEan williams
.ohn. Home run Noeller stolen 5ssas-
M"ei!er. Foster. Bush Veach. Young cave,
Earned rHht-"n CaT"t. > of Bolana .. on
fee hits-Ni', Stanare Doubln nj. ~
isT and Nctf LET; on bases Washinr,o,
= ''etr"ii : FRS: base on crrors-WaEh
ington, :. Detroit, :. Base on balls OF.
Cavet. OF Gnliia. 0: on Ayers :: or Hop-
PeI !. l'ts-on Cavet. in innings none
"Et IN ninth, nn rut!C. ! In "a innrnr
oh Av"rs. IN Innings on R6Ianii' n
Is inning: OF Gallia. In innings: off
Eonn"F. IN inning. Hit oy pi,cher-by
h'Ans 'JphnSonb struck out-hy Cavet 1.
10y B"lhnG ] hy Gnlla : hy Ayers g ~
ii3rp''. MID pitch-c,avet. Passed ps NJ.
,NuSnlta Stanar". U!npires-Evans ana
L...l-Ee. T!mc-2..G. -:
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tRatted for PerrItt in ninth
Score by innings: r.
-. Louis .......... o ?--l!
Ne" YORK Q 5 0 0 = )
summary: Runs-Huggins go. Beck.
Bcscher Miller. Hyatt Wilson. Butler.
snyder, Dcak. Burns. Brainerd. Snolgrass.
Murray. 1esreau Two base hits-Sny,ier
Miller. Bcscher. Home run-Murray. Stolen
3ases.HnGgins Dovle. Butler. Burns ca.
S"crlfc hit-Dolk. Sacrifice ilies-Dovie.
Beschcr. Miller. Left bases-New York.
y: -. Louis I. Rase on errors-New York,
u: St orls. ]. Bases On ballS--oH Tcsreau,
:; or Doak. 6. Hits-on Tesrcau. in In
minCs trone out in seventh: Off MarGuari.
Tesrean, bv Parritt, :: by Doak. I. I'm
pifeS--hiSler and Hart. Time-1.!0.
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Totals 30 ! SIS - ! Totals IL 1875 =
-Hltlnd for Walker In, fwnik,h

f1tttd Tor Walker In twelfth
Tran for ONel in twelfth
Score ~ innings: P
rhiISdcphia.. 9 Q - -
SUMMARY: Runs-Ln!hold. Chapman. Jack.
SON FaFhnre. Walker. Murphy Schang 90
McAvoy 90, kopf. Earned runs-ClevelanG
,, 'h!l'dclphia, Two-base hits-Grarey.
Baroaie. Wyckon Sacrifice hi,s-O'Neiil
,?i, Turner. Mood. Barry. Sacrifice NJ
Sch2ng. stolen bases-Chapman Murphy
Double p'ayS-Rarry, Lajole aud Lapp:
McAv"H and l.aJo!e. Hits-off Mitchell : in
innings off Walker. in s innings FRS;
base on balls. Mitchell, >: Walker 3: We
Soh. struck out-by Mitchell. :: ~ Wal
kHr !; by Wyckor, s First base on errors
Cleveland: !. Left on hases-Cleveland s.:
PhNad"!psia. :, Time-3.i6. Umpires-Nal-
lin and i!ncer
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MINOR LEAGUES
Southern I.enu,,o

~ Atlanta: Atlanta. / Nashville. r.
10 Innings o.
At Memphis: Memphis, 8. New or
Little Rock. ? =
only three scheduled
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PINCH HITTER HIT
ESPECIAL TO The Times. Dispatch.

MONTREAL QUE Nav a5.-Rev-
on IN the ninth. hit Over the lcf, field
FENCE. tieinC the score and started the
rally with which Jersey city beat Mon
treal 6 10 .. Second Baseman lrclan
of Montreal, was badly spiked in the
second innshE ana. Will he out a week
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Leonard Draw. sm.pcn,Io,

st. LOUIS. MO. May 25.-Hurh
leonard. star pitcher FOR the Boston
Americans, was suspcl,dcd to-day on
tho arrival OF the team here for not
being in good condition
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Summary: kMns-Tamm (?l. Barney ~.
Weight o.. Turner Gl. Reynolds Gp..
ney. Tamm Irelan, rurteu Whitenian
Sacrifice fy--Thorpe Two hnsa hits RAJ
Fey. Richter Purtell Home runs Richter
Reynolds. Struck out-by Rins 10 Nv
Wiltse. hy Richter. BASES on balls
of Ring. : of Richter III, hv ri,rb.r-
Turner WHO Ditch--Einr Time $50.
Cmpires. Cieary ana Carpenter
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NEWARK BEAT LEAFS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
TORONTO. QUE, May 25-Ncwark
defeated Toronto TO to-day Enze.
man pitched a fine game The only run
scored against him was on doutln
and single IN the NTH The Indians
Gol 70 cocreham for four runs in the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
. Louis mt New York.
Pittsburgh ut Bruoklyn
tincinn!iti AT Boston.
Chicago mt Philntplphin
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south Atlantic L,,r,,.

Cleveland. l.
Al! others rain
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Hero S summer comfort Tor
the man who is warm in body
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Totals ~ :o..i, Totals .a5 II q o

summary: Run.-Carey. Myers 90. Mc-
thrty ~, pfelier TNo- base hits-Csrey
Johnston, Daubcrt. Ff'n"r Three base hit
Nccafty stolen hascs--Schang. Daubert
-, Nncht; MytTa. MIIariy Earned run.
BAIRD double piays-Niox and Johnston.
'u'shnw. Jnafsistcd. LIEF, on bakns-Pitts'
buryb. u: BROOKLYN, :. Base on baiis-on
rfcfG. hits-nr MeCuillnn. in in
Mugs: of Harmon. In innings. III, Nv
pitcbtr--by NcQuillan tcutshaw, Strurk
out hy Harmon, !: ny Pfcrer, 2 Passed
kHIls- Schang. Mccarty. Umpires byron ana
CJrth, TiIp~-I 81. ~
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Rochester.
Totals q s@!- To,a'. 4 80 :

Rochester ..........l q q q n Il, u.
Providence .... . q q q
Summary: Runs-Snith. Pioz s,sy.rs,,,
shorten. Cooper. Two has" h;,e--Ko-e.
FaoFiane. three has" hits-PaUrn"ro. Pow.
Ptez. kores. Stevenson. shorten stolen
baees~Piez Priest. Double play-Clenten"
TO folEe. Base on balls Palrlero : CO..
r. g. Struck out-by PaImcro. & hy Coon
q; H. Ump!res. Harrison and freeman
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES Yesterday
RICHMOND at IsufruiD.
Newark. &; Toronto, q.
Rochester. 3; Providence, = (ten inninrs)
Jersey City. q: Montreal, =.
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MuEKE THEY PLAY TODAY
RICHMOND at Buffalo.
Providence AT Kocliester.
Jersey City AT Montreal.
Newark nt Toronto.