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PHILADELPHIA. April sS.-Backed up
ny brilliant and nawless support. Ersklne
MAYER twir,cd the Phillles TO victory to-
day over the hapless Dodgers, score 3
to o. In the matter Of hits the Brook
lyns had two the better Of the Phila-
delphians, but the Dodgers lacked the
necessary punch at the right moment 20
penetrate Mayer. The eisht hits the
Dodgers collected off his delivery in
Guided a double and a triple. hut as the
safe clou,s were well distributed over
seven OF the nine playing frames. nary
visiting base runner got the oppor-
tunty 10 tread on the rubber. Sensa-
tional catches by Rocker and Bancroft
and fine one handed stop by Byrne
did much to collaborate with Mayors
pitching IN adding to Wllbert Robin
sons tale OF woe.
All the runs the Quakers made were
at the expense Of Appleton This sturdy
youth was no, hit TO any alarming en-
tent. but he lacked accurate direction
In locating the plate in the first and
fourth innings, and these pitching lapses
were his undong. After schultz had
tossed Byrne out in III. first inning,
Bancroft singled. Then Appleton lost
his bearings and Becker and Cravath
were passed IN order Whitfield sacr!-
feed home Bancroft with "A long fly to
Steugel on which Becker took third.
Beals and Gavvy then worked the double
steal successfully, Becker scoring be-
cause Mc'arty's throw down to cutshaw
was wide
In the fourth Appleton passed Crsvath,
first up The Californian took second
on Whtt"d's out at first and counted
on Ludcruss long double down the left
field foul limo. Ragau pitched the NTH,
sixth and seventh innings against the
Ph,llieS. allowing three hits then Cadorc
finished the eighth, tanning two out 81
three who faced him. buggy played
his frs, game FOR the Phillies. N!ehoff
being unable to. owing 20 a twisted
ankle The score.
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MuhienherE % 20 o
LAFAYETTE '... u ; Nj 10
Batteries Muhleuhsrg-Wit Wilmer, CHskey
Day and De,ling Brown, Dunn
and Wright.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

outbstting the other team doesn't mean
. whoie Ioi TO- the brooklyns Yesterday
their opponents and lost.
You get the emery hall nowadays from
concrete staDds,' says Hank Gowdy. "A
pitcher may he throwing It and not know
hard and roughens in that particular spot
Il u IN condition 10 act Just as the emery
Rather a remarkable series Of games
that the Reds and cubs have Just played.
The hrst was tie Of tifteen innings with
total OF twenty three hits; the second
was d 10 to II AFFAIR with twenty four
hits; the third was shutout; the fourth
vas to battle with thirty-two hits
Twenty three pitchers wer. used.
Miller Higgins has it all his own way
80 far in Winning the walk honors In
his frs' ten games the microscopic man
ager amhied over the hrst leg of the
quadrilatcral fourteen times.
To- Msgee says the Brooklyn Federals
are 100 per cent, better ball club than
asI season. It Is evident then that other
teams have strengthened, else the Brook
feds wouldn't have lost game this year
cost II.
The Cleveland players are 10 wear
Indian heads on their shirt sleeves, thu,
TO hs rem'nded ~ The Bravcs and the
,aiieiS Jump from hrs' to last place.
Heads on the shirt may help, hut 1t also
IL desirable to have heads above the shirts.
Ruhe Marquard is out there every day
ready 10 tax" his turn, hut his starts this
year nave hc"n f"w ana far apart. liz
pitched on April TO-, on III" ED. and At
s4at rate 10 du" again to-day.
II Baker l. absolutely sure that he
doesn Ndni 10 return To the Athletics
and MACK - absolutely positive that he
won nave MN. We might consider mi.
chapter ''"'"d ana go ahead with the
pennant season
the fhll.le are getting such a long lead
that u looks a. II Pat Moran thinks more
81 I"' "','N'1Ee as "a pennant founda
ton than miracle stun "
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A. Chicago.

Baltimore In brooklyn,
ST. Louis In Pittsburg
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SOMEBODY TRADES
WHEAT TO M'GRAW
whenever Giants slump They
Pick on U.s. Says Ebbets, Jr.,
in Exhaustive Denial.
"NOTHING IN IT"-FOSTER


In Just about every city except New
York and Brooklyn Zach Wheat was
-, -, 80, ,,o r,oa,ors en- tho
ua"o'' VI 'o''' W w ~
Giants yesterday inere were my -se'e"
different ways OF telling the story OF the
deaI In M many different kilograms the
.,,. - -, s,u.,. .,,,.r,or,
'a'o'''e s'''e oe''e "'
that the sensational LETT helder had been
swapped for Pitcher Poll Perritt and
,,,so,dors Pad Murray and pavv Rob-
e'tso"'
Absolutely nothing in II. SAID Secre-
tary John b. Foster of the Giants last
n,yh, "I,.s n Main. pure nine dream.
. - -, o, !, ,,.,.,.. ,,,,,,
ane ny WIZ 49,. ~, 'a,,a Boz no,
.,.', 49,, h,. Wo,.raw ~
,,,, a., 49,, ,,anrar ,,uch
L.. a. ~ ohtac, ~ ,radc during the
u,ht,a ,his af,ornoon and We talked n,
some ,cnr,h about various things. bu,
not a word Of Wheat. II ANYTHING of
mis- sor, were I'm tho air I'd he hound
Ia know about il. But there's not. II
looks like lust a fake-one of those
things that spring up from nowhere and
! mean nothing"
President Charles II. Ebbets OF the
Dodgers was in Philadelphia yesterday
and on his way home TO Brooklyn when
efforts were made to reach him AT both
ends OF the line. His son, {. III. Ebbets
Jr.. acted as spokesman for the club. OF
which he Is secretary. You're taking
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Gantsernaona League Opens It's 7zuo Jersey Cities To-day
COBB STARTS TRIPLE STEAL.
Gets Away with Theft Of Home.
Two Others Advancing.

DETROIT. April 2S.--Big Bill James
went to pieces under the onslaught Of
the Tigers In the eighth inning to-day.
Twelve batsmen faced MIN and Eaur'-
gardner was called to his rescue. Five
singles. two doubles and two triples
yielding ten runs, were made or the
pair. Final score, ST. Louis, 3 Detroit.
~. Dauss was unsteady in the early
innings and bases on balls with which
he opened the first and second rounos
were costly. a big feature was triple
steal. first OF the year in either major
league. James walked Cobb, Crawford
and Veach with two down in the third.
On the first pitch to kavanagh every
body started and Cobb ragistarad clean
theft OF home, the others advancing. The
score
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Three Irhigh Men Make Homcrs

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, April 2S.-
Circuit drives by Alhrecht, Twomhly
and Fishburn featured Lehgh's victory
over gettysburg to-day, score 10 l.
Aside from these drives, nearly every
Lehigh man hit Howard safely, Ander-
son pitched a masterful game and was
backed up by some spectacular fielding
on the part of Fishburn, Cheuoweth and
Twombly, Han and Mehaffey hit the
ball hard for Gettysburg, with Williams
starring in the feld. The score;
n II f.
Gettyshurg Gee. q q n a a o O-l / z
lchigh ,........ q o. .
Batterics-Howard and Meharey. An.
derson and Lees
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BROOKLYNS REPEAT
HIT WASTING FEAT
This Time Six Singles. Double
and Triple Fail to Net
Solitary Run.
PHILLIES TALLY THRICE

The Giants aren't going we'll at pres
ent. and Manager McCiraw decided that
the weather yesterday was unfit for a
ball game. 1t was, too, even II 1t did
give the Giants a day of respite and
meant n game with Boston later when
they are in better trim. The Brooklyns
kept up the metropolitan prestige by
losing in Philadelphia. The Cubs took
another seething battle from the Reds,
and the tottering Pirates rallied and
nosed out the Cardinals.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston New York Wet grounds.
Philadelphia, :. Brooklyn. o.
Pittsburg, :, st. Louis, Is innings
agreement,
Chicago. .; Cincinnati. s.
Detailed Standing Of the clubs.
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SEVEN PITCHERS DIVIDE JOB.
Cubs Emerge victors over Reds In
SluEGing Battle.

CINCINNATI, April 2s.--In a game in
which seven pitchers participated and
which went two hours and twenty-five
minutes, the Cubs won to-day from the
Reds. TO 8. Each club got sixteen
hits. After Bresnahan had used Cheney,
Adams and Standridge without effect,
Vaughan went into the game In the
sixth to rescue the Cubs. With the
count tied in the sixth Vaughan singled
and stole second. scoring on Goods two
Dagger. a single by Fisher counting
Good. In the eighth with one gone
Vaughan walked and scored the winning
run on singles by Good and Fisher
The score:
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Baseball, Polo Grounds to-day, $50 r. NJ,
Giants vs. Boston.-Adp.
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virginia League.
North Carolina League,

Petersburg, 4; Suffolk. .
Portsmouth, 5, Rocky Mount. {?
Norfolk, g. Newport News. |,
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Montreal In Newark
Providence In jersey city.
At Providence.
n H. Il.
Buffalo u. LD....O q % a
Providence G. L. o o o o o 0 n 0 o. .
Observation-Disclosures and Lalonge,
Providence-SchultI and kocher
Al Richmond.
r. II. T..
Toronto II. LD....Ob0 3o&0i--i5 20 |
Richmond II. L.. q o o 0 o IL |
Battertes-Toronto-Mc Blakey
and Konnick; Richmond-Mor Jar
man and Schauhe.
virginia League.
Petersburg. 4; Suffolk. .
Portsmouth. 5; Rocky Mount. 2
Norfolk, G Newport News. I,
North Carolina League.
Asheville, IL; Charlotte, Z.
Greensboro, 2, Raleigh, a.
Durham, I. Winston Salem. &.
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Commrrclal... o | a. .
Batteries-Sheay and Driscoll, McCor
mick and Loguc.
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YANKEES FAR FROM
PLEASED AT LAYOFF
Lose Chance to Catch Red SOx
OFF Form Again-Sec
Sights in Hub.
LANNIN COMPLIMENTARY

Cold weather forced a postponem
in Boston yesterday, and the disap-
pointed Yanks had to sit around their
hotel idle instead Of being out there
in their daily practice Of cleaning up.
The washingtons shut out the once
were Athletics; the White sox made the
CIevelands bite the dust and the De-
troits frolicked at the expense Of the
Brown Sox.
Yesterdays Results.
New York Boston Cold weather.
Washington, !. Philadelphia, o.
chicago. Z. Cleveland. 3.
Detroit. L.: st Louis, 3.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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PIRATES GET OUT OF SLUMP.
After 20 Scorelcss Innings They
Conquer Cardinals. : to u.

ST. LOUIS. April 9S-The Pirates
broke their batting slump to-day after
twenty-nine successive scoreless innings
here and beat the Cardinals, To &. Sallee
was knocked off the hill when six hits
gave four runs in the sixth and seventh.
In the seventh Gibson. Gerber and Har-
mon singled on three pitches from Sallee.
When Wilson put the ball into the right
field seats In the eighth, Cooper re-
lieved Harmon and checked the Card-
nails. The score:
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j. !, McCaffery obtained for his To-
ronto club the services OF two Of stall
lingss surplus pitchers. The Braves
released Luque. the Cuban, and Cocre-
ham, who was taken last summer from
the International League, II 10 un-
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Hamilton Favored ny Breaks.

Cold had its effects on the players Of
Adelph Academy and Hamilton Iusti-
tute Yesterday at the formers field, thir-
teen errors being made. The Hamilton
lads were favored on the breaks and
they came out on top of a IL To . score.
The AdclphIans had a shade the better
Of the hitting, making ten against eight
for Hamilton, The score:
II. II T.
Hamilton institute 0O7 s-iS i
Adclphi Academy. 20 q Dc 10
Rattcrics- Taylor and Crovat, Hamlen
and Doblin
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CLEVELAND HAS LAUGH EARLY
But Leads only Half an Inning and
white Sox Win by /. to 3.

cIr.CAGo, April 2s-Piaying the short
es' game ~ the American League Park
this season, the White Sox again
;rouuced Cleveland 'o-day. 20 2. The
visitors started with a run I'm the FRS,
ming. hu, the Son came back IN their
half. scoring two runs on Roth's triple
and singles hy T., and J. Collins The
White SoX sewed IN the game in the
fifth inning. scoring four runs. The
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Al Horace Mann Field--Torace Mann
II. Mohegan school, 3.
Al West End Oral--Bay Ridge. Q; Com
mcrcial, l.
At suburban oval-Poly Prcp, =, Manual
Training, o.
Al Fordham Fordham Prep. :
Morris, ..
A, South Fieid--Cin,on, 7; Columbia
Freshmen, ..
Al Garden Ci,y--Irving School To- st
Paurr, l.
At Yonkers-Commerce 3: Yonkers l.
Al .Adelphi Field-Hamilton Institute
lb. Adelphi Academy, ~.
At Hackensack -Hackensack High, .;
Newman School, 0,
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Runs -Hodgius Winston. W johnson. r.
Fisher 2 Calhoun. Blodgeit = Three base
winston Wheeler Two base hit II
Fisher >acrihco hIi-Adams FRS, base
on hllls-on Javnes .. of BlodEett Z. Hit
by pitched al-By Jayne- IT. Fisher.
stolen bascs-T Fisher =. Calhoun Hicks.
Rodcers. Struck out by Jaynes :. by Blod.
ea't Left on basesN G A and " 3.
Naval Academy mpires-Hetis and
Hughes. Time hour and - minutes
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.Batted for Salee in the seventh inning
tBatted for Nuhaus in the eighth inning
Pitt shurg ................ II
81 Louls................ o 50
Game called by agreement.
Runs Ions. Miller. Wilson. Butler >. shy.
der. Carey ., Washer ., Gibson, Gerber, Har.
mon Two base ht-Wagner Three baOe
hits Butler LeJeune Home Butler,
Carey. Wilson Sacrifice hits-Hsrmon, Wi.
son, Gerber Stolen bases--Johnston . Dou.
bic plays,,Lcienne and Wasner; Beck and
hall BY Niehaus Wagner. by Cooper heck.
First base on balls-On Harmon T. on Sallee
@ Struck out-By Salee 3. by Harmon !
rmpires-Rgler and Hart Time hour and
50 minutes,
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William. strikes out Nineteen.

Fordham Prep downed Morris High
yesterday at Fordham Field by a score
of to ?, Williams the Fordham box
man, was in exceptionally good form
tie allowed hut three scattered hits,
struck out nineteen and passed bu, one.
The score.
rordham Prep I lIco0 =; .
Morris, ,...,.. 900 90 ~
and Wincor.
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AT COLUMBUS.

r. II F.
Cievelan ! o Is
Colum bus.. | 3 o o o O. 3
Batteries--O o. borne, James and DeNogt
Turner, Boothby and Coleman,
AT MINNEAPOLIS
r. II F..
Milwaukee, o o | - Is
Minneapolis. 0 %
Batteries--Dougher,y and Brannin: Will
Jams and Sullivan,
AT ST. PAUL.
n. II. r
Kansas city. q o . o.
St Paul...... . o . u
Batteries-Gcorge and Moore and lie be-
Hall and johnson.
AT LOUISVILLE
r. II r
indianapolis. 90 o q l. ~
LoulsNi He ..,. o o o u / Ga
Batteries-Nillis. Schardt and Gossett;
Middletown and Clemens
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BosroN, April 2s.--After poor start
Rates won an easy victory over BOSTON
COLLEGE to-day, finding the three pitchers
sent in ny the local team for fourteen
hits, The visitors put up splendid
fielding game and Dawson was very eff
fectiNc The score,
II. II w.
Rates ..,,.,.,l % ao3 oil IL o
Boston Cologe,i > q O. u ! 4
batteries Fowler Dawson and Lord
fitXgerdll, tottcr, Vaughn and Dee
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Runs bush, Fuller. COBB Z, CraW lord 2.
Neach .. Wit, Mckee, Shotton. Austin, La.
van Two base hits Kaufman. Mckee.
Neach Three base hits-Crawford. Cobb.
Kavanaugh struck out-By Dauss I. by
James 3 First base on balls-On Dauss :.
of James 6 Double play-Kauftman, Lavan
and Kaufman. Passed ball-McKee I'm.
pircs Louahlin and Hildebrand Time
hours and . mi nutes.
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Runs-Good 2. Fisher. SAFER. Williams Bres.
nahan. Vaughn .. Leach. Herzoe. kIllifer I.
Groh. wingo Two base hits-wingo. SAFER
Killifer .. Good. Groh. Three base hit
Williams Home run.G Double plays
Herzog. Olson and Mof1wtz Olson and Mol.
vitz. Sacrifice hits-Phelan. Knisely. Leach
Griffith. Groh. Olson, Lear. Stolen bases
Bresnahan. Vaughn. Her,ox FIRST base on
balloon Adams g. off Vaughn .. on Lear l.
of Benton !, off Standridse /. % Schneider
I Struck out-By Lear >. by Vaughn B.
by Schneider |. Hit by pitched hall-Zim-
norman. Wild pitches-Cherey. Adams I'm
pires-Klem and Emslie Time nours and
.. minutes.
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Irving stops -. PauI's Team.

GARDEN CITY. April 2s,--rhe Irving
School won from ST. Paul's School this
afternoon by score Of 10 TO |, Emery
allowed the St Paul's boys but four hits.
The score:
r. II u
irving school, q a . Ito II /
ST. PHul's.,,,, q o q 0 O. 4
Batteries Emery and pabne WOODBURY.
and ,rmshaw.
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Horace Mann wallopcl MohcGan school
yesterday nj Horace Mann Field by "A
score of II to 3. In the second inning
Horace Mann scored eleven runs, batting
Waldo out Of tn" box. See, who relieved
him. did much better. The score
Il. II T.
Horace Mann ........, o II N--l7 ~ 4
Mohcgau. .,,...,.... q o :
Rattcrics-iiorn and Davis. Waldo See
and Illume
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Zaccnrdo Tinge 20 This Game.

De witt Clinton won from Columbia
Freshmen yesterday at South Field by a
score of to .. XacCardo twirlel good
ball in all hut the NTH inning when he
allowed two runs. Iaccardo also did
well with the stick, getting three hits
and one base on balls on his four times
up. The score.
r. II T.
Clinton ...... AnlN o. o
cor hia Fresh o q q o 4
Batt'rles -Xaccardo and Blair; Lacor
and trlsNCll
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Runs-kiernan. Conway. NIvlano Two bi.-
ht--Niviano Three base hits -Kierndu. Cor.
way. Sacrifice hits-Elmers Kane Stolen
baes-Berrigan, Kane. Elmers Double p.ay
johnson aud Kerr. Left on bases Ford
ham. :: Tr~inus. First base on ball on
Walsh struck out by Walsh, T. 10y John
Johnson. Implre-Latham Time ho4-
and " mInItes
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Princeton Babies Heat Peddtc.

PRINCETON. April 2s--The Princeton
freshmen defeated the peddie Institute
team this afternoon in a ten inning
game. to 3. The schoolboys tied the
score in the eiEhth inning 10y counting
twice on an error by Tyler and two hits.
but Tyler redeemed himself IN the tenth
with a double that won the game, The
score.
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'Batted for McAvoy in the eighth inning
Philadelphia. ......... o u 90
Washington ......... o o 0 x-i
Run-Moeller Flrs, base on error-Wash.
ington Left on bases Washington, Z: Phila-
delpha >. First has, on ball--Od johnson.
I: OF Wyckon. 6. struck out--By johnson,
I. by Wyckon. > Two base hit-Gandl
Sacrifice hits Milan Roudcau. Aiusmith
stolen hasc-Moeller Double plays Morgan,
Mcbride and Gandil: johnson. Morgan and
Glndil: Barry. Ialoip and McInns Hit by
pitcher BY johnson Murphy Wild pitch T.
WyckoH tmpircs Evans and Mullancy
Time hour aud 20 minutes
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: TO' ais II : 2 = "
'Bi,ted for Appe,on in the fhh inning
Brooklyn .............. %
Phil adol mia ......... > I . q IA
Runs Bancroft, Becker Cravsth Hts
on Apnleton, 3 IN four innings; off Rasan
3 IN three innings. OF Galore. none IN
one inning Sacrifice hlts-Whiited. Mayer
Stolen bases Rocker. Crayath, Whtted. Two
base hit -Lulerus, Cravath, schultz. Three
base hit Myers. Left on bases Philadelphia
6. Brooklyn 6 Struck out BY Appleton l.
by Mayor !, by Galore 2 First base on
Byron and Orb Time hour and IS
minutes
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BURriNGroS. Vt. April aS--tniversity
of Vermont crushed syracuse this after
noon by a score OF - to .. The game
was called IN the sixth inning on account
uf rain The score:
r. N r.
Vermont ...........o ? : 3 s--lc !
syracuse -.,..,..... ! O. :
Batteries -GallaEhcr and Mayforth for
Vermont, Nichols and Morgan for syria
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Kansas City(F LD.oioOoN OO0-i
Chicago ,F. LD..O025 Oll+x-l3 II
Batteries-J0husOu, Adams and EdstcTly
Enzenroth. Brown md Fisher.
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Runs uuiulan, Roth 3 + Collins . Schalk
Roth Jackson. Lcihold Double plays
Weaver + Collins and Rrl"f. REM. Weaver
and Brief sacrifice HITS j Collins Renz
stolen bases Roth .. Fnurnicr \ Collins
First base on halls-On Mitchell ! struck
uu, By BouH O.. nv Stceu % by iIarstad
l'mpires -Dlnecn and Nallln Time hour
and A. minutes
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Atlanta. 2, Mobile. =.
Birmingham. : New Orleans, Q.
Nashville, .; Little Rock. &
Chattanooga, !, Memphis, =.
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Omaha, :, SIOUX city. .
Wichita, 4 Lincoln. 3,
Des Moines, :. 81 Joseph. 3.
Denver, T. Topeka, :.
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San Francisco, 4 Salt Lake, 8.
Los Angeles, d; Portland, ).
Oakland Venice (rainl.
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PITCHER I'LL. WESLEYAN LOSES.
stanley Has To he Taken ont mud
Brown Pounds Successors.

PROVIDENCE, April 2s.-Wesleyan vent
down 10 defeat before Brown on ~.
drews Field this afternoon score = 3. /
The visitors We're handicapped b. =
sickness 81 their pitcher. STANLEY Wl. I
two innings struck out five men TIE
first man M IN the third knocked o4. 20
inteld scratch hit and as Starle, .a.
Ceivsd back the ball . was seen 90 -D.v
and was taken out Of the box Ianr'g
went in for three innings and rn,r 49,,
succeeded by Mcclellan, the latter r....
ing very Wild.
Brown won the game in the -.
getting three runs ON d comb.rtf... -
Two errors. base on balls. a wild p,rA
and 1ohnStons hit. Tho only rIr 20.
visitors was a homer by StocAoy 10 'N'
second. Tho score:
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swARTHMoRE. I

-Cierhardt. MerrIllat. Hobbs. Brltton
: Oliphari, Bradley. prIChari. Coffin. SarCka
shoemaker >. Brown ,. Runer, Cornog
Harry. stolen bases -Gerhar,i,, Mcrrillat -
Hobbs Oiphan,. Bradley. Prichard. Coffin
sara, Brown, Cornog Sacrifice hts-Gcr
harti. Cornog Two hase hits Msrrillat
Hobbs, Sarcka, Rrltton, Brown Three base
hts-t;erhardt. Shoemaker. Hts OF Nc
Nahon. . IN Ave innings; of sarcks ! in
four innings; of TvinlnE, ~ IN SIX ami
one third innings: of AmCs IN two and
two, bird innings struck on, By Nc.
Mahon ., by Ssrcka = nv Twinng :. by
Ames :. First base on ballS-On Sarcka g.
off Twlnng !, off Amcs Passed ball
Harry Hit nv pitched hall-Ry Twlnlng
,prichsrh Left on bases Army = SWARM.
more T. tmplres-Cullum and Marshall
Time hours and ; minutes
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Catholic Uni,-r-i,, On Top.

WtsHlSGToN, April 2S.--Ths Ger.
University nine defeated VITA 40,
day. to I The score:
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EAsroS. Pa. April 2s--I.afayet's
svamped Muhlenbur- at baseball here
to-day by the one sided score of II &c
a The visitors We're completely out
classed Lafayette made hut three
earned runs OUT Of the seventeen. Ave
passed balls and two Wild pitches con
trlhuting heavily to the home teams
score. Tho score
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One Hit wins for Poly prep.

Poly Prep defeated Manual Training
yesterday AT suburban oval by score
of 3 to ., Frank sheridan twirlcd well
for Manual, allowing only one hit This
came in tho third, when It counted most,
The score:
r. HE
rory flfN' " " u " u !
Manual Training. ,... a n n % 4
Batteries kocnig and Ferguson; sheri-
dan and Lind.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.


50 Louis -pittsburg Rain
baltimore Rrookivn--Ne grounds
Buffalo Newark Wet grounds
Chicago IA Kansas CIV
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Hal Wttner's triple with two on ha SEES
IN the seventh gave the High School of
Commerce a to 4 victory over Yonkers
High yesterday AT Yonkers Commerce
assumed an early lead. but poor support
for Nat Holman in the third and fourth
innings put the Yonkers team to the
fore. The score: