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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

RICHMOND, Va, April 7.-Bill Dono-
vans victory over Jack Dunn on the
bsll lot here this Afternoon Is somewhat
eclipsed in Importance by the fact that
the Yankees have obtained a southpaw
of worth at last. Bnsign Cottrell. who
was carried all last year by George stall
lings's Braves AT fair salary aud a full
share of the worlds series spells, became
the property of the New York Ameri-
cans to-day. Cottrell will be put to
work as soon as he sticks his nose inside
Donovan's tent.
Richmond's new International League
club was walloped in to-days game by
a score of s to g. This is the same club
that the day before put a reef in the
sails of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who will
grapple the Yanks at Ebbets Field Fri
day afternoon. Richmond was lucky
to score at all on the Gothamites. New
York should have rung up far more
sound count from the opportunities pre-
scented.
Herman Nickerson, secretary OF the
worlds champion Braves, arrived from
Boston to-day TO prepare the way for
game here tomorrow. The Hub OUTFIT
played In Durham y. C., to-day. Ensign
Cottrell. New Yorks new southpaw. will
come in with the champions tomorrow
morning at o'clock. A unifOIm is
waiting for him. While CottrcN was
with Boston last season Stallngs used
him to pitch In practice against Boston's
lent handed hitters. The side wheeler
was purchased from Baltimore. Jack
Dunn who sold him to the Big Chief
and who has been Richmond's manager
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ONE NEW YORKER SURVIVES.
G. 3. Cutting Reaches semi-HnnI
for Court Tennis Title.

Boston, April THE national court
tennis championship tournament reached
the semi-final round as The result Of to-
days play at the Tennis and Racquet
Club. II. Morgan of Harvard defaulted
TO ]. A. l.. Blake of Boston. which will
bring tho latter into the first semi-iinal
match against Il. s. Derby Of Boston
e. :. Cutting of New York continued
his good play, putting out G. n, Russell
of Boston, and lie will meet former
Champion Joshua Crane Of Boston IN the
other semi-inal. The latter PLAYED -. T..
Rhodes to- day. IL being his first match
during the tournament. lie vas given
a stiff contest. pur won I'm straight sets
and because of his long experience most
OF the experts pick him 10 win the
tournament and once more play Jay
Gould, the champion, for the title The
summary:
Second Rsuud-J A |. Bake boston.
won by default from " Morgan Harvard:
e 3. Cutting, New York, defeated g. T..
Russell. Boston, -, e, 81, Joshua
Crane, Boston. defeated -. T. Rhudca.
Boston. %, G--2, IS; -. :. Darby.
boston, defeated q, Wighimau, Boston.
I--3, "a, tt, G--l.
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ANOTHER TOURNAMENT
BEGINS AT PINEHURST
J. d. Standish. Jr.. Leads Field
i'm Qualifying Round With
Score Of 10.

pTNEHvRsr. y. c.. April flames y
Standsh. Jr., OF Detroit. winner OF the
United championship in 1909 and who
won third division honors this year
headed the field with a card of 39-56.
80, in to-day's Qualification round OF the
annual mid-April tournament. j. 4.
Parrish. .Jr., National was second in
39-3g. -. and Dr. g. II. Gardner.
Agawam, the Rhode Island champion.
was third with so.
The field numbered ninetyfour. a
record breaker for this tournament. ana
four divisions qualified for the match
play rounds. which continue through
Saturday. The scores:
FRS, Divi,'on--I. u standish, Jr De-
troll. -. j. = Parrish. Jr.. National. -;
.. " D-Ibel. youngstown. II; 7. ". Case
owaseo. II, n ". Person, Apa-
town, s.: Dewli, Batch. cincinnati. s.;
= : Hurd rittshutg. 50; g. l.. Becker,
w. bs h. $ God c Fs%@Si H1E@ en- Z
y. Hudson. North Fork, -; Z G. shannon
o. -. OK M ii + Lis Mtft4aSA st.
second Diyi.ion--H :. Cummings, Wee
Hamilton, " a Ki1teT' EdgsewG 'Ti1i,- O.
\.
Chantham. Salisbury. y c.. ". :. Van
CAef. Rl.hmoud; pr. NJ " MARI Wood
land. H. II Hunt, Worcester, !. Y. Hrf1.
pltt.hlrc. e =. Mcdonald. Lamhtou. ;.
e. Jones. kauawaki, J. u G.. Eumsey.
Third pIy!sior-rau! clifford. Rrae
Burn, q ". Watt. Hi.audAe; +. F.
Compton. stoke. Ralph King. Lamh'on'
l. r. preu'i~s. Mohawk. Dante Good.
Ruralo. I.on,r, Too'e. NV Haven. ". NJ.
Al,iur Painted. C. RightrIsun. Dun
wooIl,. II " rrmsnee. south Shor" NJ.
g. johnson, cleveland. l. G. Ban-k",
Mcutc.ar. j. T. MyCadlon. Whitemrrsh,
r l.. R,dh,'l. Greenwich. = r. Rogers,
pelham, IS e Johnson. Phi,tde.phia
Fourth Division John II. Bo"kcr. Al.
hsnlr'.. + NJ Young Hamilton. Paul
R.tfrhford. westward H.; T. r. watson.
~ payli~ March Turner. Wyoming VAL
.ay: T.. = Wilkinson, North Adams, ". r
S'tii Rrpektou. Koy. T.. Y. loybGru, I'M
Anda,r, Frank Page, Pin"hlrst; + r
Ellison, Rochester; caldwell Hardy, Nor
fox. r. j. Orkiu, Canada, J. +. III.
Hilsnd3lc. 4 II. n. GaU.t York, J..
u MeCaoe. Brooklyn; ! y. Standlsh. Jr.
3 detroit
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There is a bare possibility that the
Jess Willard-Jack johnson fight pic
lures may be seen in the United States
in spite of the Federal statute which
expressly forbids not only the interstate
transportation of fight films but the ip-
portation OF such films from foreign
countries. 1t was learned at the Fed
eral District Attorneys office yesterday
that the chances of the pictures being
shown depend entirely on the decision
in the case of the Welsh Richie pictures
taken in London last year.
These films are being held UP by the
Treasury Department OH the ground
that they are "A violation of this law,
which was passed by Congress on July
81. 1910. twenty-seven days after the
JefYries-Johnsonf fight at Reno. New. and
which resulted from fears on the part
of many members of Congress. espe-
cially from the South. that riots would
follow attempts OF the promoters to
show the fight in the movies.
When an attempt was made to i'm
port the Ritchie-Welsh pictures pro-
motors contended that they were not
prizehght pictures inasmuch as the
laws Of England prohibit prizefghting.
They contended that the pictures were
merely reproductions of Il boxing match.
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Sid LESLIE SHINES
OUT OF HIS CLASS
Runs Great Race in eco at
Naval Battalion Games. but
Is Beaten by Win Cough.

Sid Leslie OF the Long Island A. C,
who is rated as a long distance runner
ran one OF the most surprising races OF
his career last night when he finished
second to Win Cough OF the Mlllros,
\. a. In the $50 yard open race az the
monthly games OF the Second Naval Bat
talon.
There were many good things on the
winding up programme OF the battalion.
but the stirring $50 yard race eclipsed ali
Leslie. with Dick Egan. was put back
four yards at the start. Ecan was
eliminated as "A contender when he fell
in the first lap, but Leslie forced his
way through the seven competitors and
was in the lead after the first Ian In
the last lap he was tackled first bv r. :
Fraser and shook off that challenge
Then in the last fifty yards Cough came
alongside. Five yards from the finish
Cough was on even terms, but Leslie
forged In front again. The speed he had
used had him rolling and yard from
the tape Cough caught the Long Islander
to win by foot.
The Bennett brothers clipped two sec
onds of the wall scaling record by finish
ing In % A. seconds. and the second
Naval Battalion team won the half mile
Military Athletic League relay in the
record time Of 1 minute 80 Is seconds
The summaries:
so Yards Dash, Handicap-won bv r
w. Mcdonald. Second Division scratch
G. Eyan. Fourth Division, feet. second
third. Time, IS seconds
500 Yards Run, HandlCap-won BY g
X. Evans. Fourth Division. . yards; T. =
Iauser, Second Division. scratch second;
W. Gruber. Third Division. l. yards third,
Time. 80 Is seconds.
Cassidy. Third Division. L Helm. First,
Division. second: G. Oisen. Firm Division
thlrd. Time. l minute 20 J-5 seconds
$50 Yards Run, \. a, L, ScratCh-Won
by w. tough, MelroSe 4. a. sidney
Leslie Long Island \. G.. second. T.
/ minute IS o. seconds.
Hair Mile Relay. Military Athletic
League, Scratch-Won 10y Second Battalion
Naval Militia team, made up 81 Harry
Gilman, T. l.. Hauser, Il. ". Mcdonald
third. Time, minute IS seconds.
One Mile Run. HandlcHp--Won by Frank
Mtsicrson, Hospital Corps. so Yards. Dave
Noble, Hospital Corps, scratch. second: :
+. Bennet Third Company. IS Yards
third. limo. 1 minutes II rs seconds
wood and l.. Fronting, Engineers Is
seconds, time a l-5 seconds. Johnston
and Donahue Third Division. Is seconds
second. time IS 81 seconds; l.. Hrnnet and
II, Bennett Third Division, scratch. third,
&c 40 seconds.
by Alfred Lake, New York A. C.; W
Lenngren, Empire CITY Wheelmen, second
Eddie Goodwin. Thirteenth Regiment A.
A., third. Time. minutes IS l-j seconds.
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JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Rsce--Tour furlongs-- Noynim. lo2
tOrmesp, I 10 !, even and out, won: Little
Luck. 10 tNc'ahoI, I 10 I, even and out,
second. j, y. S'aFg, no ,Bolandl, to 8.
Billy CulhcIt,on and KubataN also ran
second Raco-fiEe and "a half furlongs
Noble Grand, It's ,Jdcks0ub, . to /,
even and TO :. won. Kathleen :, los
A.lrc Teresa, ll3 tCiarkD, 10 to l, to
and . to !, third. Time. l:O7 t-5. Austrl.
Na.hy Yin, Iauicl sweet Raft Cru2alo,
Eyrau and Ruby sun also ran.
Third Rtno.-Fiye ana a half furlongs--
Fdfner llo ,Molesworthl. . to I, even and
I 10 .. won, Trulauc. l02 tMarool. I to l.
20 dad 20 q. second, Fort johnson,
ITO ,Clark' 10 10 !, 10 and : to g.
hrtr. lupric'p, Amal'woul Lady Peu-
.uer AND Guliht'l also ran.
Fourth Euac-Our MILE culah :, l02
Marco. 2 TO !, 10 aud out, won; Mud
seonu0, Transact 30 Garner, = to I, 7
~ 10 and out third. Tmc, 1889, Cordic
r. and GolCir also ran.
Fuh Rtnr-SiN furlonss Frcda John
son, 80 ,MarcoI . to ], 10 | and even,
won, Brlton. 80 tGarncrl. 3 to t. even and
ia ., second; liaz"l G., 100 Clarkl, I
10 /, to ana to 10. third. Time
ltl3 3d. Prince Conrad 80 Quarter,
bln,k Sheep and choe'aw also ran.
li3 ,NcCahc,, to T. ! 10 " ana i to T.
won: charles GoctI. l05 ,prm,4, 10 10
80 and 90 J, second. Viva, 30 Oar
uerl, 10 20 ana even. mira. time,
Mar-sni and The shrimp also ran.
seventh Easc--S.A furlongs lain
Hurie, 10, CGarucrp. to I. TO / and
even won: SufrouOr. 1917 tSt.rlingD, 10 TO
J. 30 / and to l.. second; Theodorlta,
third, Tim. lis SIS Gemmeil. can mo .,
MARTA MAC ana Delaney also ran.
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BOWIE RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Maiden two year-olds. pure,
ZOO; four fGrlonss--Irreweddy, ios u.
won, Mustard. Il2 ,Butvein. to- to- I. 10 10 .,
and TO D. second; Ataka, 100 ,MotcaIfr,.
3 to j. even and ! TO- .; third. Time.
40 - Lewis opper' Prohibition, Gambia
second kaye--Thrce Ncar-olds ana IN
ward pure 500 sly AMI u han furIous-
and out won; Chaser, 100 CNiyklausl, -
10 !, to / and To /, second, Norus lo5
nihllyl, IS TO 3. TO . and to =, third,
Time, 22 40. subject Jack Hanover,
Irish General and Miss McGiggie also
Third Race Three year. oids and M.
Gin Haven, los ,BuNton), to g. t. ,
and out, won PRIMARY l02 -. McTag
CART to I, to,5 ana 10 10. SECOND
I. to ana To / hird Time. =.
Bladder Ear,v Riser Tamorlanc, iugon,,r
and Lady Bn'terny also ran.
ward, selling, purse 500, seven fur .pucs r.
Busting Brass. iio ,Turnerl, \ TO !. 3 10
! and, to, :, won Pharaoh. II, ,poylr,.
gerald, io7 u:onder),, to !, 2. 70 ! and
even, th'id Tim. i.23. Rolling stone,
Stent9r Fr,c Trade Chiffon Sduaw and
Fifth Race -Four yeHr-u,ds and up
ward; selling purse t'Oo; seven furlouga
Iodeins, no Ambrose, to 10, - .
p, 20 and ! TO ., second; tl~tard. los
IL. McTaggaru, : to /, : 10 and Z 10 b.
SSH Race Throe-vca Odds and up
"4.d se'li,ps; one ME ana on"-siNl"cnth
aud / to ., won, Ahbottsford TO-.
,s momnev weyan t9 III ,Sa,n .Gs to
Afterglow.. Ben Uncas, Billie Baker and
Margaret Me!s also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
PROMOTERS SEE CHANCE
TOSHOW FIGHT PICTURES
Decision in Matter of Wes-Ritchie Films Now Before
Courts Will Furnish Precedent-Is Bout a
Boxing Match or Prize Fight?

The United States Government placed
libel on them, which is tantamount to
an attachment. and the case is before
the United States District Court. The
Government holds that tho Ritchie-
Welsh bout was a prizefight In spirit
at least. Should the Government lose
the case 1t will he appealed to the
United States Supreme Court.
And right here is the loophole through
which the promoters of the Johnson
Willard pictures hope to squirm. After
the decision in the Rtchie-Welsh case
the promoters of that film intend TO
appear in court with plea to allow
them to produce the pictures under
bonds while the Governments appeal is
pending. AS 1t will be a year or 40 before
the appeal is acted upon the picture peo-
pie will have ample time to spread their
films all over the country.
The Johnson-Willard hlm promoters
intend to do as the English picture peo-
pie propose They had special per.
init from the Cuban Government allow
Ing them TO conduct "a boxing contest"
They worked always on the theory that
their venture was not prizefght.
The Cuban Government granted PERMITS
sion because II believed that the bout
was boxing match strictly.
AS IL Is u civil and not criminal
case the chances are that the pictures
VIII be shown under bonds pending the
final decision in the case.
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CUP TO STAY IN FAMILY.
R,er. Brothers Rench Final In
southern Cross Tourney.

Au;rN. =. e, Apps. Tho southern
cross cup. which ia being played for NJ
the Palmetto Cluh, Win b. won either by
i i'r.tz Bycrs O. Ehcn VI Byc-s.
brothers from tho Allegheny Country
club. pit,shurg J, Y. Rvcrs beat Oliver
Perrin to-day. . UP and % play. md T.,
NJ Ryevs beat Gordon Douglas ny the
same margin l,ben NJ Byers has Won
the cup FOR the pact three or four years
In addition to the Southern Cross cup
three other trophies ara being played
for one Is for the Aiken cup. being
played for hy those who did not qualify
in the preliminary round fug the South
cru Cross another Is a cup offered D.
Ehcn NJ Byrrs for the beaten -four IN
tho ilrst division ana the third for
cup also offered 10y Mr. Ryors by the
beaten siNtcen OF the second division.
The summarize
First Division ssmi-nnal Hound. r
Ryers. Allegheny, beat Oliver prrin, Ma
uouaI 3 and .. Ebcu NJ Dyer beat :
GorIon pIuglns, national. 3 and
ronsolatYn-, ~ Morris won
4 Thompson won from W II sands by
deftllt.
nc ss'Gnd H TSnGn 1i ada Scott tc6li
singer G5l beat Prescott Mctcaif 81.
anh I, ia"rcucy Waterbury a., won
inn1 I T. n t 'nP''6 beat y @rrh'2 sM *
. and !, J. Dryden Is I-or t9l boat Horny
Il. Wu'hrop 90 !. up. l"wr'n," rcriu
Adrian IscIin ~ ga beat Frank x.
uitchrock go. =; ana q. George R.rt q,
''Sa M I've CisoIss Won nP ,ilys n9TI ~,
drew bye. pr Alexander ". RiIlr beat
Gay Norman OBJ J. up William PAYNE
and i, John Mogcc G6D drew a bye. An
;hury Il, Kuser ClN), drew a bye. g. D.
T.'mago 90 beat Dr. r. n Campbell
D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
GIANTS LOSE SERIES
TO MINOR LEAGUERS
Pcrritt BOmbarded in Final
New Orleans Game After
Vanguard Rctires.
SOUR PILL FOR McGRAW
New ORLEANS. April Poll Perrltt

New ORLEANS. April Poll Perritt
succeeded RUDE Marquard In the box
for the Giants to-day in the third con-
secutivc game with the New orleans
team. ana what Poll did went far to-
ward defeating the Giants. II made
two defeats In three games for the
Giants. and losing two out of three to
a minor league team Is not only an
unpalatable pill for McGraw TO swallow
but Is rarity II not unique in the career
of the Giants under McGraw. The score
was to 4. The Pelicans won In the
last inning, and then after two were out.
All was going well when Marquard
left the front. The Rube pitched splen-
did ball. as he has done his last few
times out. The Pelicans had no runs
when he left and his curve and control
and speed were all in smooth working
trim. Perritt hadn't anything like the
equipment of the RUDE and was slapped
sharply by the locals when men were
on bases. The score:
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GIANT COLTS REPEAT VICTORY.
Memphis Beaten. 3 20 3, with Cook
In Box for New York.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April THE Giant
colts took the second and last game
from the Memphis Southern Leaguers
to-day. score 4 20 3 The colts won In
the ninth. mainly through n threehlEger
by Wendell Cook pitched out of several
close places and had good control. En-
celent fielding and good base running
saved the game for the visitors more
than once McDermott OF the home club
hit home run in the nth. The colts
leave for Nashville tonight. The score.
II. II. +
Sew York .... I IA /
Memphis..... o o o O-3 .
BatterIes-New York. Cook and Mclean.
Wendell. Memphis. Goulait Mahouey, ".
White and Schley Marshall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
WILLARD AND CURLEY
SET OUT FOR HOME
Promoter Spends a Few Busy
Minutes Settling Up With
q Few Creditors.
specia, Gable Despatch 70 The srs.

HAVANA. April Jess willard, his
entire stan and Jack Curley left here TO-
day, and 1t was discovered that Curley
had neglected to pay numerous bills in
Guiding one debt OF $1,000 owed to
John r. Robinson, his press agent.
Robinson felt particularly hurt, AS he
was summoned to court to-day because
of non-payment of debts contracted
under Curley's orders.
Some of Curley's creditors did not
let the promoter get away. but gathered
on the wharf and with the kindly as
s!stance of the police kept Curley on
shore until he settled up with them.
When he finally did get away the good-
bys o. the Cubans lacked warmth.
Jack johnson, who says he intends to
20 to Jamaica. delayed his departure
and did not leave to-day. 1t is not
known just when he will leave.
Just before Willard and his retinue
sailed message was received from 4
London syndicate Offering the new
champion $4,000 for bout with Frank
Moran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
KiIIIfcr Helps Reds Beat Tigers.

CtNcISNATI. April THE sensational
fielding and batting Of Red Kiliifer, th'
Reds LETT fielder, was the chief cause Of
the Cincinnati victory over Detroit this
afternoon by n score of 10 3, Killlfcr
had three hits out OF four times W.
scored one run and aided in the scoring
of two others. In the ninth inning n.
robbed CavanauCh OF a sure triple hy
a one hand catch of hot liner. The
score.
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MEANY STRIKES OUT SIXTEEN.
Morris Captain Makes Great Rec
ord Against Ray Ridge.

Capt. Norman Meany again twirIed
tn Morris High School niEe TO victory
Yesterday, defeating the Bay Ride. " gh
school AZ West End oval by a score OF
II TO 9. lie allowed but three hits,
Tanned sixteen and issued his nrst base
ON balls In eighteen innings, Dutch
karlsou OF Bay Ridge was batt.d out OF
the box FIRST. for the first time IN his
school career, lie lasted until tho flsth,
whe" Caddell was SEN; In 10 relieve him.
Tho latter did not do much better and
after being touched for six hits he re-
tg,d m favor OF Shea.
Nctpy, who towers & feet . inches
and weighs la0 pounds, twice retired
mo side by tho strikeout route. The
score by innings:
Morris .,..,, .olo7 100 oil IL Z
Bay Ridge .. o 0 . 0 "a &
Ratl"rie, For Morris, Meany and Win
.nr. Tor Bay Ridge. HARRISON, Caddel
shea aud DrISCoN.
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WELSH TO MEET WOLGAST.
LightweiRht Champion viii BOX
Former Holder of Title.

CADILLAC. Mich, April 7.--Ad Wolgast
accepted terms to-day of the South Side
Athletic Club of Milwaukee for ten
round fight with Freddie Welsh on Tues
day, May T.
Wolgast agrees to submit his right
arm TO an examination by the Wisconsin
Boxing Commission on or before April
10 and TO train fifteen days in Chicago
and Milwaukee. 1t is stated by Ben
Steinel of Milwaukee that Welsh has
been signed for the bout Ads damaged
arm was examined to-day. the physician
saying that IL would permit him to scrap
with old time vigor by May 4.
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CINcISNATI, April 7.--'T do not claim
that We vii. Win the Federal peuHant
this season. but do think we vii, finish
first second or third" said Lee Magee,
manager OF the Hrookfeds. who stopped
over here for five hours Today. Il am
bringing 20 Brooklyn hundred per cent.
better ball club than II had las; sea-
son" Artle Hoffman. who was booked
to play first base, started for his home
in Akron. Ohio, after the team left here
and although he declares he ~ through
with Magce II IL believed that he will
he seen At first base a. Washington Park
Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
NEW BOXING BILL FAVORED.
Reported by Rules Committee-Ts
Mean New Comni ssiOners.

ALBANY, April THE Malone bill
substituting a three headed paid boxing
commission for the three unpaid COM
missioners now in office was reported
cavorably tonight by the Assembly
Rules Committee The bill would put
three Democrats out of office and per-
nit Gov. Whitman to name three other
commissioners at $4,000 "A year.
The measure also increases from 8
to IA per cent. the States share Of
the gross receipts of fights, and pro-
vides that the commissioners may be
named from anywhere in the State. re-
moving the present restriction that
they must be from the First or Second
judicial districts.
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IRISH AMERICANS APPEAL.
Ask Review of Decision Barring
Team at 18th Regiment Games.

formal protest was entered hy the
Irish American \. G. yesterday against
the decision of the registration commit
tee OF the Metropolitan Association IN
taking away the prizes won by the Irish
relay team nj tho Fourteenth Regiment
games last December Terence Farley
handed the protest to President Rubiru
and the matter will have 10 80 before
the board of managers for decision.
In the race in question there was some
doubt as to whether the Irish team quail
flied for the final, The referee allowed
both contestants in the disputed finish
to run in the final and the decision OF
the registration committee is based on
the finding that this was contrary to the
decision of the judges.
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Runs-Maisel, =: Hartzell. .; Cook, Cole. q:
Long. Berger. Mcinnis First base on errors
New York. .: Richmond. .. Two base hit
Mc1nnis Three base hlt-Maisel Sacri flee
tes-Cree, .. Stolen basesLCook, .: McInnis.
Breckenridge. Left on bases-New York. g.;
Richmond. g. Double play-Boonc peckin.
paugh and Pip. First base ON balls-OR
Warhop. !: OFF Cole. ,; off Russell. 2: of
Ehmling. struck out-By WARRIOR. 9: by
Cole. .; by Russell. 4; by Ehming. / Wild
pitchcs-Russell. Passed ball-Pickering.
lIits-On WarhOp, in five innings. off Cole.
In -four innings. OFF Russell. . in six in.
mngs; off Ehmllng. in three innings. I'm.
pire--Biebie and Hooker. Tlme-i hour and
% minutes
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THREE ERRORS BEAT CORNELL.
bunch Them In Fourth and hit
scores Two Runs.

CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Vt. April 7.--Vir-
ginia defeated Cornell again to-day. .
10 /. Flanagan allowed but two hits.
one IN the first and another in the ninth.
The latter drive scored the lthacans'
lone run. Gordon having walked and
reached second on a nelder's choice.
Russell also pitched winning bail for Cor
nell and with proper support should have
hlanked the Southerners. In the fourth
Berkeley and White were safe on hot
drives which Mellon and Bills fumblcd.
Phillips hunted to Russell. who tried to
catch Berkley NJ third. Mellon dropped
the bail. T.. y. Smiths hit to centre
then sent across Nirginias only run
The sore:
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Holy Gross Wins Another.

WASHINGTON. April Holy Cros,
made II two straight ly winning frum
Georgetown again to-day 10 .. Tn
contest was a pitchers battle. WITH Nc.
Carthy having shade the better Of the
argument The score