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ny WILLIAM r. WANNA.

Tho Giants have been losing because
they have been getting poor pitching
Yesterday at the Polo Grounds tho pitch
ing they had was several grades better
than first class. Still they lost Her
cog the strenuous. confined 10 the coach
his Cincinnati Reds 10 the city for a
series and they won an eleven inning
game. . to /. The Reds didn't make
a run until the ninth inning. Then the
Giants began 10 csper in form. which
manner Of caperng they kept up until
misplays beat them aud caused the
plucly and skilful pitching OF stroud to
go 10 waste.
However. losing a ball game = a
threadbare story with the Giants. Tina.
they should be beaten il n trif'ing. pif-
hing bagatelle alongside the versatility
they showed They have beer losing
with poor pitching and Yesterday they
lost with good pitching That shows
that they are resourcefu. and versatile.
You can't keep team like that down
below eighth place. They can throw the
game away with errors II their pitching
proves a hardship for the foe. There
are more WAYS than one OF getting II
in the thorax.
Stroud and Benton OIL their part had
a hard. well Uaged tussic. Benton was
good--his curve came with rush and
a dlp-but stroud realty outpitched him
because the Giants punched two hits
for run, which was something tho
Reds cotldn', do. stroud had a shoot
which bothered them. But the Reds
iielded steadily, whereas tho Giants Uere
erratic--good work and bad. The Reds
were not particularly fiery or fierce or
quiyering with pugnacity, didn't eNude
any smoke and birthstone, but 'hey played
an earnest. watchful game. Then again
they were playing the Giants, so OK
pected to win sooner or later.
The Giants played like a team down
In the mouth There was a deafness
about their work. especially their bat
ting Benton curbed them at the bat.
hut that aside. they seemed TO be dis
plrited. Maybe they weren't really, for
as has been said countless times an
nually since baseball started. when a
team doesn't hit II looks subdued. The
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To-day. schedule.
Cincinnati In New York.
Chicago in Brooklyn
Phiiadei phia In PittShurg
81. Louis In Boston.
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GRAHAM OUT OF NAVY MEET.
Columbia Hurdi~r's Knee. Injured
AT Brown. Vow Infected.

Coumbis's Formidable track team
suffered another loss yesteriay whom Z
was announced that Crackers Graham
would not he able 10 represent the Blue
and White IN tho running broad jump
and hurdles AZ Annapolis SATURDAY.
Graham injured his knee nv stumbling
on the last hurdle In the Brown meet az
Providence II has become infected and
oven may keep him ont OF the inter-
coleriates
He y the beet broad Jumper turned
out at Columbia, heing good for 90 fee.
When Capt. Frank Prady was declared
ineligible, Graham took NJ racing In the
hurdles and promised TO develop INTO a
star NJ the first magnitude. with BRADY.
Graham and Tom Black lost FOR the
year. Columbia loses three certain heavy
point winners IN the irte-coilegiates.
Coach Wefers said that all he needed
20 make a bid for the championship
was the return Of Russell Beatty
Beatty returned jus' IN tim" 20 see
Graham rendered hors dc combat.
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SUSPECT RAY CALDWELL.
The sun Once Boys Not Sure who
Last Pitcher was.

The Night Office BOY baseball team
OF THE SuS vent down in tefea, be-
fore the Night Office boy nine OF the
Tribune !esteriay afternoon =. Tros-
pet Park. Brooklyn. BY a score Of
approximately Is TO i3
According 20 James Aioysiu. Ma
guire. Bernard Herrera and others 90
TIE SvS team 'he Tribune aggregation
was loaded heavier than q German sub
marine with ringers They attest
sclemnly that their opponents Included
all the star. from the National and
American leagues. including Walter
Johnson and Rube Vanguard They
do not know who the Las pitcher was.
but suspect RAY Caldwell. The score
tribune .............. o--,s
sur. .............-. 5 N--is
called eighth inning % allow teams TO
catch Elevated train % go 20 work
Bait.ries-Sun-Bailsy. Herrera and
Nelson. Trioune-L!ch. nst.iu Johnson,
Tcppe- 'Ha-quari. priscoN ,CsldveIi
ana Barker archer.
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l0ltl- = IS 10
'Batted for Olson IN the ninth inning
tBai,cd for Mollultz IN the ninth inning
Cincinnati ... q o q
New York ....... 0 q / u 0 0 4.
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LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS,

pqI.. 500 Z! E'9isss
40. Won, Msnior. 10: 'cM.ehan'' Sac 'no~
go 30, show $500, second. sup.rhunsn.
lis So'' ou MAR fs.r pa i isTd ,pv. Tm:
Giliedss. Sinsi Aun, Jo.i.' B. ta.;s
Sax ssto1 Thorn and Jssk Carey also ran
Skies Ksos ~ Bs's.ln. 'rr lsufHs IS,
81 Nsycns" my paa ;Ssc SHOW WI . .GSS4
Manners, us irAahanl, show s. 50, third
Time, LA - Ha,,i. Burton. Bean
Fis,d, Badfnsse Eds May S'on,ns,on'
Blond. GrnmP{ and splt,it also ran
purse $500 six flrionss-Boo's and ssddls'
; sss. .ss ~. |irS
Tine, l'is Mar. cassidy gypsy
Fourth Rsce-Handicsp, thr.ey.ar.old.
and upward. purse 5000: one mile and
s sir,,sS, h'rw1 iSi Pool
;ssTG, :ssT ,:ss. st:snd a T"i hu sihass
DR.; Samuel and Leo skolny also ran.
Fifth, Race-rhree.yesr Selling.
nSSr s,,s $500 q. fr"r'G,ns',oHlly Joe los
show, won; iI1stbey. io, POOL, place
Fssnyro "Ss @ aaTno s'S Massi 'S Nom nj
gomery, Dundreary, wilkins. Grrcian. First
Venture and Stalwsrt Helen also ran
sixth RaCe--Se.ling for three.year-olds
and upward; one mile and a sixteenth--
Bonanza, los tSmythl, straight SIS place
3lOio. show 81 20. won; Roblnetts. i02
~ McTaggartl. place 81, show s.. second
Expectation. 1903 MOTT, show s.. third
Time 40 .-5. Reno. Beulah $, Star AC-
tress, The Grader and rsteppa also ran.
seventh Race-'Seling. three. year.olds
and upward. one mile and sixteenth -
Thought Reader, II? lBurlinssmAh
straish, $3.50. place $3.50, show $3.50
81 30. show s. 40 second. Irish i;.ntIe.
man, iia CMccahe>. show 50. third Time.
Las 40: Borka. Prince Eugene White
Sumter also ran.
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BRESNAHAN'S CUBS
TRAMP ON DODGERS
Fourteen Hits for Total Of
Twenty-three Bases Net
Only Five Runs.
LOSERS MAKE ONLY ONE

Roger Bresnairan came like young
Lochlnvar on his gallant Cub charger
yesterday afternoon and raided Uncle
wilbert Roh'rson's Dodgers at Ebbets
Field by a score OF to 1. The most
pie. sing feature OF the game was the
the watch. The Cubs won BY an over.
whelming score. hut that shed little
glory on a club that has the league
lead almost within It's grasp. Many
teams have looked better in defeat than
did Chicago In victory For the Windy
city challengere wasted no less than
fourteen resounding smacks for a total
Of tventy-three bases on Eve little
counts.
on his other start. Nap Rucker had
pretty good curve ball. a tantalizing
change OF pace. control and slow bail.
Yesterday he had only the SLOW bali
In the second inning SAFER hit me
hail over the right field wall
Heiuc zimmerman made two base
running mistakes In the sixth. but got
away with both, on account Of poor
throws First ne stretched a single on
Myers He sprinted To third on Saier's
~''I' IVY ~ 'aiNSAldNs y ra' lli''' ~
scored him. Doubles by Pierce and
Good IN tho seventh inning with one out
gave the cubs the third run. thinner
man tripled 10 start tho eighth. Rucker
held Zm at third while he tossed out
SAFER. Williams singled 70 left for the
run. Archer hit 20 right and when
O'Mara messed up W. Zimmermans
throw Williams was able TO score
Schultz scored the Dodgers only run
IN the eighth. He singled. so did Hum
mel. and O'Mara walked schultz Tailed
when pauhert hit into q force play on
Mara The score:
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Tommy Leach bounced a hit IN the left
field b.edchers which caused great dts
cussion A. To whether e. was two Dagger
home run, The jumps decided that II
dIdu't go into the perch ana tina, f. was
two bagger Herzog argued the matter
mildly All told, the Red boss was In
tsrsely peaceful and shooed away any %
his men Who showed a disposition 10 DO
hate rulings lie Nas more paci'c thar
President Wilson.
Brainard's out a. Nrst in the second in
ming was a queer affair Wagner made =
high throw Mollwltz pulled I, down. but
dropped the ball after tagging Bra.nard
The latter, knocked out Of his stride
tum bed didn't touch the bag and didn't
know that the ball had fallen from Moll-
wiizs clutch. Mollwitz tagged him a
second time for an out.
There were two instances of batters
being safe because the first bas.man didn't
have his foot on IN" sack. Bralnard Was
one offender, killifer the other.
A slick scoop by Hrinie Groh on which
Fletcher was thrown out, was the best
helding play on the Cincinnati side,
The Giants ono steal was delayed
Doyle worked It, and Mcssrs. Wagner and
Olson we're peacefully asleep.
Everybody within earshot had to sit
there and take II while Byron. before the
game, bawlrd out the names of the play
ers OF both teams
The Braves scored NIFTY Ave runs In their
six games with the Giants
The Browns have lost more games than
the Giants hut then the Browns have been
playing on sundays.
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Pn1IC0 RACING RESULTS.

y. s!:: h: -. .9s l ss9 'Ai:
,cooer,". -,rsish; 1850. pisc. o.. -hou 9 70.
hr., retelu.. 10; ,sghGtt!nserl. place s. 60.
.hov 80 second {ark Lad; ios '"s1s =
amt Rsr-ry also ran,
second Race e. Po;om,c s;-ep'.ch..:
iSa'Irr,aid a. 9pT' 5Go pure :rss ss
$50. .p'sc. 8, shoe 81 30. rrs:: Albion.
80 'Haynss,,, r.ac. 40 shon 81 20. s.c.
:, ;,s IL r Ib2s Tmo g., co M. r. nor
Arrow Election Re-, Rock Fish. De'ot.r
auo Golden Vale also ran.
tnfss.sesr,o,d, pur.. 500: one mic
RunNs l0s CBuN,on'. straight va: 20 place
49, ne" $3.50. o.; cti,o, io' Turner;
GSin'. ~. ,ho os0 j. = ,s.ii e0r Tim. o.n
and Lady Teresa also ran.
togT,e KSess,,ins h.na ,.o. hire.
iongs-Pe-,shire. iOs tRiceN. straight s.. 40.
place s. 20. show $50. rr.,; z'ndel, 1903
,p 1y' .PiaG.. .i;:0 shsw 81, second
Time, IFS SIS Yod.lins Mar;ori. A., Min.
''re' and Emeralt o-m also ran.
ms pur.. $500 four ana a hal, turlons.--
$; 20. show $40 hrsi' R.,.Iien, ii:
rrbdo i e'"fs 'h SHOW 30 '' ezra
time, o:5J as Eddie T. Life Maccasee.
Pique''e and Tar Brush also ran.
sixth Race - selling handicap. ,hree
yeAr.olds and upward purse $500 ore
mile ana 80 vErds-Ei orc. I0s ,Fai--
brother. straight $3.50 place 80. shoe
- 40. hrst, Ba'ron. i0i t-hiilinsI. place
$50. show - 20. second. palneArA-li 1903
tLoudsrl. shnV 80 10. ,hird Time 10,
Liza. England, Rolling stone Rovsl Meteor.
Or Ducnner. H"ctograph and Lady limo.
cenr" also ran.
seventh Rsce-Thre..y.ar.ola. and IN.
ward selling purse $500, one niie-Pro-
gres-iv.. 10 shifting, s'raigh, $50
place 1870. show 90. first, Clint, ~
coleman. place 20. show $40, ssc.
ond Gin Haven, 9; 'McAt.~l. .hou - So
third Time. i;+l IS. Lochiel, Soldier
and corn Broom also ran.
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NoTRE DAME HERE TODAY.
rordham's old Foe Returns for
Game After Two Years Absence.

After an absence OF two seasons from
the schedule tn. strong So,re Dame
aseball team will play Fordham to-
day on Fordham field. Coach Billy
Lush Will be In charge OF the locals for
tire first time since he vas engaged last
Saturday.
The Fordham team will Be playing
under a decided harr,,car. Nivtano. the
second catcher and ou,Aelder. IL huE'.
and conway will he obliged 20 catch
with taped thuinS. having developed
a fclon on his throwing irand. Martin.
the Maroous dependable moundsman.
has a sore arm which may keep him
from pitching against Sotre Dame. In
which case either Collins or McQuade.
both freshman twirlers. will he used
Walsh has asked for permission - face
Neylsnd OF the Army al West Point on
Saturday. which Coach Lush granted.
Shankey vii. begin the game In right
ned, filing Ni,isno's position.
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south Atlantic League.

south Atlantic League.
jacksonville . Columbia, L.
Albany, l., savannah, q.
Columbus, 4. Charleston, D.
Macon Augusta fraln).
Pacific Coast League.
salt Lake, /: Los Angeles. I.
San Francisco, .; Venice o.
Baseball, Washington Park. $50 r. NJ
to-day. Tip Tops vs.. Chicago Feds.-Ad,
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Fordham Enthuses At River rrtp

Fordham urderg-aiua'e, re. 4,
lighted 20 Learn 80 var ,.-,a.. ....-
az anchor in the Hudson RIVER hal 80
changed their plans fo- ~t.t.r..
rumored. The We: POM '-r 90
- the big annual event ~ ,Ie Dr.. t.-
schedule, gives promise r.: bon. 90.
hes. attended since the It-. ..-
'uted the event twelve years &c -,
trip past the varships g. 80 r.----r
and the opportunity - sec ~ as,a-:
boats ''lum mated In The e's" 3 '---
The Grand Republic. which Tofl' "a,
chartered, a. as a spec.s' '--ar'.'s So.
far thousand tirkA's have he4- 81.
By tie Fordhar management. Vr'-A "a.
engaged two bands 10 provide mYs 90
the trip.
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'Ba'ed for smith ~ the ninth inning
fbNted for Farrell IN the ninth inning
:bHted for PrenderEasi IN the ninth inning
Sbs,ted for SIMON IN the ninth inning
hicaSO -....--.. 0 o q a 4
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t'V.ourg IN Bunalo,
Three special emergency hitters made
good In the pinch for the Chicago Fed
erals At Washington Park yesterday
afternoon. striking blows that built
ninth inning rally 20 tho size Of four
runs. and caused the defeat OF the Brook.
feds By a score OF to T. With one
out. Hollis error put wickland on base
and Mann. the hrst pinch hitter, faced
Don Marion. the home pitcher He
singled clearly and 50 did Hsnford.
another relief batter. Beck hit for him
self and nearly took leg on Cooper
with his double that scored Wickland
and Mann. Wilson. the third member
or the reserves. singled to centre. sco--
ing Hanford and Beck Mordecal
Brown. who supplan.ed Prendergast to
pitch the ninth. retired three BROOKLYN
lies In row and the game WAS over
The several hundred sailors and ma
rines a. the game saw Prendergast OF
chicago nearly give the game away in
walked the first man up and each time
the walker scored In the second KaufY
.trolled. stole and went clear to third
on Farrells mum Of the catcher's
throw. Cooper hit him hom. In the
sixth Anderson walked. Westerz,l sac
rifced and kaurf's double scored Ander-
SON Benny himself tallylnC on Evans.
nit Holt vas the passec IN the seventh
and Anderson's triple brought him In
with the last Brooklyn run
Both OF Chicasos early run. came
from triples followed BY singles Zeider
hit In Beck In tho third and Fischer
sent Flack home in this manner three
innings later. The score:
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The first series of East vs. West
began In the National League yester.
day. The Eastern clubs we're at nome.
but that was no advantage. since they
lost three games out OF four. The
Giants were among the losers. The
Reds beat them In an eleven inning
game. The Cubs won IN Brooklyn and
the Cardinals found the Braves soft
The Phillies upheld tho fair name OF
the seabosrd by wslloping the Pirates.
Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati. :; New York. eleven Ia
nlngsi.
Chicago. 5. Brooklyn. l.
Philadelphia. 4. Pitt~burg. :.
st. Louis. g. Boston, |.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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The Proven Superiority
of the Electric

and mother down 10 the younger
members of the family. Let u;
demonstrate the Detroit Electric
at Your convenience.
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\. v. 4. Athletes Honor ,I,u,.

A. meeting Of the Nov ~ q,
varsity Athletic Associate. .as,.-..
afternoon the officers fr~ -.,. 80.
we're elected. Dr J. +. Mum. -r -
nus, was honored ga, a... o..
presidency. Martin white. .,,.,,. p.
the basketball team. 60 30 aa..a ..
first Vice presidout Edur-t Vac.
was elected second ~ ...-..
{. Gunther. correspond ssc-...,
!. 1agblpom. recording 50. -...r,..
Alvin Lent, member - ar- -,
Edmordson was reelected '.,. r..a- r..
the organization
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CIRCUS CATCH BY
LEIBOLD CRUSHES
YANKEE AMBITION
Kills Budding Homer Of Pipp
and Enables Cleveland to
Take Series Opener.
HAGERMAN WILDER THAN
I EVER WAS'-DONONAN

The Yankees got under way yesterday
on swing around the Western cir
cult and dropped game to the Cleve-
Niands The De,roits improved their lead
ny taking the Red Sox IN neat fashion.
The Athletics whi,ewashed the Browns.
and the Washingtons played the same
trick on the White Sox.
Yesterdays Results.
ri-,e.and. p. New YORK. !.
PHILADELPHIA. ? -. Louis. ..
Washington. %. Chicago. o.
Detroit. Boston. 1.
Detailed standing Of the Cuba
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SENATORS SHUT OUT S0x.
shaw Allows Only Four Hits and
Mates Get Two Runs for Him.

CHICAGO, MAY 11.-Beginn,ng their
Western tour the Senators trimmed che
White sox to-day TO 0. Washington
scored one IN the fourth on a pass tina.
Scott Issued TO Milan and Morgan's
double. The second run came In the
nth on Moellers home run OF Benz. |
Shaw allowed four hits. one OF them !
being a three Dagger by Fetch The
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Boxing Bouts Last Nisht

Young Johnson ou'ro.-,.d J,-,-
Peters AZ the 1851 Stree,
Farmer sullivan and Ra' us.A
boxed a draw az Browns \
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Day of of Rpresmtah
DAUss 0UTPrrCHEs RUTH.
Red SOC Unable 20 Bunch Hits ON
Mound Man Of Tigers.

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Tigers won
from the Red Sox to-day. 9 to 1. Dauss
kept the few hits scattered save in the
NTH. while Ruth. a left handler. didn't !
bother the Tigers much They punched
hits on him in three innings. In the
sixth with a man on and two out he
walked three men In succession. The !
score:
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Governor V~toes Boxing R,II.

LASeiSG, MicN May IL. =" ..
lesali,s ten round boxing -rs''-,.
Michigan Was vetoed to-day ~ -,
Ferris
81 disapprove the boxing ro---- 49,
Nil because boxing eNh!h,t'--s -0-S'.
'u'e stepping stone 70 pr.zsasl,-E
said the Governor
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DOAK TOO MUCH FOR BRAVES.
Keeps Champions Hits scattered
and Cardinals Win, . 10 I.

BnsToS. May II 1.-THE Cardinals
opened against the Braves this after
noon with 10 | victory Some poor
fielding enabled the Cards 10 &c, lot OF
men on bases and they worked the
squeeze play PRETTY three tmes.
Rudolph was far from being A.. while
Doak kept the Braves his scattered
\ great running catch nv Magee In the
ninth on which Ne doubled Huggtns was
tho feature Of the contest The score:
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WOLF STEADIES And
SAVES N. Y.U. TEAM
Strikes Out Pair Of Wes,ev.,
Men, Makes Another Fly Out
After Triple in Ninth.
FINAL SCORE Is > To =

MloDLErowS. Conn. Nav ~
YORK University defeated weyev.-
Andrus Field this afternoon IN > IT,.
played baseball game bv a s.o-. =.
to j. Wddoes, the nrs' man r, ..
Wesleyan in TIE ninth. cracked 49,.
triple. but died on third 0he, ",
famed Keith and kcuan ara Hon, D.
infeld The sore -
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JOHNSON USES wHrTEwASH.
Holds Ncwfeds to Trio Of Hits-
Kansas city Gets seven Runs.

NEWARK. May 11.-Big George John
son had a real Indian sign on the New
feds to-day. TIE Kansas Cit- redman
holding them TO three hits and incident
ally dipping them in the kalsomine
bucket, while the team behind him piled
10 aAven runs. Tho score:
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BOSTON N

Runs Dollar. Long. wilson. Butler. Snyder
Meanwhile Two base hits-Govdy. Schmidt.
Maranvilie Sacrifice hits - Doak. Snyder
Miller. Meanwhile stolen bases Moran.
Maranville Double plays Butler. HuxEins
Maranvllle and schmidt; Maxee Fran and
Schmidt Left on base.-si Louls :, Boston
Rudolph 2 on Rsgau /: First base on
errors-St Louie : Roston :: struck out
By Dosk g. hy Rudolph 5 nv Rsgan
Passed ball--Gowiy UmDires-Quisley and
Es-on, Time hours and . minutes
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ALEXANDER STIFF OBSTACLE.
Pirates stopped short by Tight
PitchinR-ScOrr, Z TO =.

PHILADELPHIA. May Alexander
checked Piflsburg's winning streak to-
day and enabled the Phll!es TO hold the
National League leadership by defeating
tie Pira'ss, I to .. Alexander allowed
only four hits, three OF them by Doc
Johnston. the former Cleveland firs.
haseman He would have scored a shut
ont hut for errors. McQuillan WAS hit
hard AZ times The score
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Prospect Park Baseball.

Public school .. s Public School 3. g.
Public School Is. IL. Public school 80. !;
Public school A. II. Public school l?. 5
Pubic school l7s 5. Public School 80. J
Seminole A. G. 5: Euclid School,
puolic school II. .; Public School 1874 S
tncss a. &, IS, Eagle A. G, 9.
Ncmont A. G., : Crescent b. r C. g.
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Runs-Murphy, strunk, Mclnni. Two base
hi-Hoch Double plays-kopf McInnis and
Barry; Hoch, Lavan and Kaufman; s,runk
and laioe; Pratt and Lavan. Kopf IAioe
schang First base on halls-or shawkey 3
OFF fioch Struck ou'-By shawkey T. by
Hoch Cmrires- Hildebrand and O'Lough
lin. Time hours and ?. minutes
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Runs-Bush. Wit. Cobb. Crawford. Dauss
Lewis. struck out-By Dauss s. by Ruth l.
FIRST base on balls-oh Dauss 2 on Ruth =
Double plays-Jacobson and Baker; Ruth.
Hooper Sacrifice hts-Bush, Witt Umpire.
-Dineen and Nallin. Time--i hour and 81
m nttes
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Runs-MoeIle MlAn Two bA.e hNs,Mor'
San. J Collins Three base ht-Felch. Home
Irft on base.-washinrton 8. Chicago First
base on ball.-or shaw =. OF Scott Hts
on SOFT. 3 IN four irninge; Oh Rem. .
IN fye .nninse Struck out--Ry shaw .,
by scott !. BY Benz Wild pitch-Shas
rmpires-Connolly and Chill Time hour
and a minutes
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Southern League.

Birmingham Memphis train).
Chattanooga rain).
Little Rock. 5: New Orleans.
Nashville. !, Mobile, o (nrst gam.l.
Nashville, 4; Mobile. tsecond game 10
innings.
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To, all. 81 -:

Runs-H Zimmerman = SAFER Williams
psr"r schultz Firs, base Oh error Brook
Ign Left on bases Chicago :. BROOKLYN
Home run SAFER Three base hut II Zini
merriam Two bs,c hi,.--willams. " z,ui.
norman. Perez. Cool. Frs; has. on balls.
OF Percc Struck out-Ry Pierce
by Ruckcr :, ny Jadore . Sacrifice rs
Williams Double play-R ucker. schultz and
Dauhsri Hrs or Ructer. - IN eight In
mugs Umpire In chi-f-R sle- Field UNI
nire-Hsri Time hour and % minutes
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De Witt Clinton was defeated By ire
stevens Prep nine on N. lattAr's neld
az Castle Point, Hoboker. Yesterday
by score ~ % 2. Stevens scored
four OF its runs on errors. The score:
r X Y
n" W.'- Clinton ..oi2oooooo- 5
Stevens .........i 10 ~
Ba'teries-De wife Cl'n'on--4i-ahan ana
Biai- Steyers-At-uona Nelson srd
Hoirk..s
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Tot ais 81 10 q 10
.Baiied tor Mcouillan In u. ninth inni ~

Runs-Cravath. Burns ?: Alexander Carey
Wagner. Two base hits-Johnron. Paskert
Sacrifice hits Byrne, Whitfield. Alexander
Stolen bsses-Carey, Baird. 2 Wagner Cos.
teilo Left on hases-Phil adelphia :. Pitts.
burg, 2 struck out-By Alexander 3: by
Mcoulllsn. First base on errors Pitt sburs.
Alexander, /: on Mcouillan, Hi, by pitched
hall-By Alexander lMcQuillanl EMPIRES
KLEIN and Emslie Time-l hour and 30 min.
utes
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A. Richmond.

Bunalo... 800 900 o.
Richmond 90 o 0 A--il l.
Batteries-Mattern, fullenve!der, Cav
and Lalonge and Onslow, Jarmsn, Nor
isette and Schaufele and Krichell