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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
MERKLE WILL BE ON
BENCH TWO MONTHS
Twenty-one Player Limit Has
Worked Its Hardship on
New York Giants.

There IL no allurlng prospect OF n
made rush to the top by the Giants In
the next few days. Circumstances over
which McGraw had no control. such
as the shortsighted twenty zone player
limit rule and recent accidents are mil
itating against an upward and onward
movement by the New York Nationals.
Three players were hurt in the stormy
clash with the Braves on Thursday and
one already was on the hospital list.
Fred Merkle, whose left arm was dis
located, will not he able TO play again
for two months, officials of the club
said yesterday. Merkle was having a
better year than for several years past.
He had braced UP in his hitting and
was fielding capitally. Two others vino
were hur, Thursday may he able to 20
In to-day. one is Lohert. who was
spiked at third base 10y Maranyille the
other Is Robertson. who was injured In
some wAy---was bumped or fell--runninf
the bases and needed the Doctors at
teution after the game
Fred Snodgrass. slated to take
Nerkles place has wounded hand.
He got Il In Brooklyn last wek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
THREE N. Y. U. TEAMS BUSY.
Track. Tennis and BRsrbnlI Men
Have Contests To-day.

Three New York University teams
have contests scheduled to-day. The
track team viii meet Haverford in a
dual meet this afternoon on Ohio Field.
The local team is exceptionally strong
this year. IL was defeated by Swarth-
more last Wednesday by the narrow
margin OF two points. Had Il not been
that MCGOWAN. the pole vaui,sr. was
unable to compete on account o! Injuries
the result would have been a victory for
New York Schasffer is showing good
form In the weight events.
The tennis team will have a match
with Lafayette this afternoon on the
university courts. The team already
has handed Il severe trouncins to Coium-
bla and Rutgers. This afternoon vii!
mark the formal opening " ~" courts
under the direction of the new tennis
association.
The baseball team will play Trinity
College this afternoon AT Hartford.
Many changes will be made IN the
lineup to-day. G.novese probably Will
receive trial in the field kranichfeld
seems to have found his batting eye.
Last Wednesday at stevens he made
three safe hits.
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LEXINGTON RACING RESULTS.

selling; purse ,4"o' six iurionrs carr,
ormc, 81 'Smy,hl. straight ,Si "a, place e.
show SO, won; Thought Reader. lp' ,ly-
hn.amel, place So, show a. second: Noh'c
nan % \ Tagsartl. show 9. third
Time, is4-i, Lucille surset Pretty natc
star MHi"r Broum-.d-c, cnSsov lry. Flu~-It
'rnok,t aul Alice Dunn also ran
second Ri"' Twoyeir- olds selling purs'
~ M "Tr an rH g. ,HT2e s v's'm .SmI
S. 20 won. Mary n los M,Cahr,. pla.s
$3.50, STOW So seond; Deliver. lol Me-"
ham. show ,l.@ thru Tue 30 Pay
uuser. Audrey Austin, THO. Tobacco Bon
f"nrcr'r". Anna Lou, Intention and Lynn
Third Race Three year old hntcs: pure.
$50: TX tUrlong- Emuroldory IN, ,Snyth,
.,rMsh, -" p!ace I" show a" Won
Tory Mad, =" Carter, tla" $50, show
:, - second; Grc"inn Ill ..ioosel show {"
MlG Mih"l Montgomery. '' s,ai~a lT"' Hr .e
Fourth Ri,r Maiden: two year.oid colt, snd
-"iling4; selling; purse S'; four and hal
,,mions- Blliy .Cnlhcrt.on. ~ POOL, 4,raigh
second; ohjrc, i!2 II Mcrasgart'' snow
'S1H , G@T1 old T"c Gnas, - lnad Eq''f W an
sentinel also ran
FIN RaS ror-c; three year old. ~ .qr
:. TO- place ~. show 8 50. Won R,rs an NJ
stars, lot Gentry, place $; -. snow 8 80
..rGnn! tonn NM ToN'r 'r Mott. show
Grln ana Sea Shell also ran phOsuhnl
worked out the mllo ~ ." 3.i IN his Dcrh,
sixth Race Selling. four year Odds and IN
T "srd; mile and . ,Hf,2Ins EnHH k"rno': ~
w%%l S siTNf S Nc n,s IJ,,s ;ho~ & 20
8, 70, scc"nd; K,lcrca, lo' Mott. show s %
Rsiph iIogG Mar.non fr nisr,a ror, s Snner
Any Port san Jon and star or,an ais,
ran
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LEADERS PLAY ANOTHER DRAW
Cnunb,nnca and MARSHALL Repeat
Their second Round Result.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.

Jose r. Capabanca Of Havana ana
r. J. Marshall. the United states chess
hampton met for the second time yes
terday at the Hotel Grenohle In the
ninth round OF the chess masters tour
nament As was the case in the second
round, when the first game was played
the result was a draw.
Capahlauca did his hest 20 complicate
matters by sacrificing pawn for the
sake OF doubling Marshalls king
bishops pawn and laying open the lat
tiers position IN front Of his king. II
required careful play on Che part OF the
American and he finally chose a line o.
play IN which the Cuban regained his
pawn After thrty-onc moves a truce
VAS declared Marshall was white and
opened with the queens gambt de-
clin.d The relative standing OF the
TWO leaders remains unsettled.
Nicholson and Bernstein drew after
,hiriy-six moves. kupcnik and Hodges
adjourned after fifty-one moves and
Lusk'r and Chajes adjourned after fifty
moves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
SISLER TO JOIN THE BROWNS.
koOb Of Kalamazoo Also 10 pIn,
Pro nu scbRll.

ANN ARBoR April 3O.--Sisler and Fer
guson. University Of Michigan pitchers
and koob. the Kalamazoo student WING
twirled ten inning scoreless tie against
them Wednesday, are TO get major
league tryouts as soon AZ college year
closes.
Branch Hickey, manager OF the -
Louis Browns. watched tho Michigan
Kalamazoo game. ON returning ~ Do.
roit he announced that koob had agreed
to report to the Browns AZ the end ~
the college year and that Sister, who &,
on the suspended Est OF the pittsburs
Pirates for refusing To- report, would
also join the Browns through an agree.
ment made with PitrSburg
Ferguson will try out with Detroit.
Scout Burke having watched tn. game
with Hickey last Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

PHILADELPHIA April 30.--Jack Coombs,
who once upon a time was known as
the Iron Man OF she Athletics. hurled
the Brooklyn Dodgers TO victory over
the Phillies this afternoon. score TO I.
II was only in the ninth inning that a
Phlllie reached the home plate. That
score would have tied up the game had
not Becker muffed Schultzs long fly in
the sixth that let In a run. Coombs re-
celved IA royal reception from the few
faithful fans at the game. and when he
poled out pair OF hits he was further
cheered.
Coombs did some pretty crafty pitch
ing all afternoon. He was forced TO
do so, for he was in the hole many
times. However. he escaped in all in
stances except the ninth round. when a
I walk to Dugey. followed by two elm
giles. pushed a man home. In the fourth
some good fielding by schultz at third
saved Coombs and in the NTH and
eighth double plays came TO his rescue
Eppa Rixey was on the mound for
hurting with his southpaw slants In
tho nth inning Daubert doubled 10 GEN.
tire and was sacrificed 10 third by Stem
gel. Byrne made grea, stop OF
Wheats hit and threw Zach out AT first
Cutshdw. however, came TO time with a
bounder over second and Dauhert tapped
the pan.
The run In the eighth came after
Myers had made long pop out. schultz
hit high and lengthy fly 10 Becker.
VINO got under the ball and then let IL
slip through his glove That was a
costly mum. for McCarty shot one 10
left centre on which Schultz scored
Coombs followed with his second hit OF
the game after McCarty had died steal
I ing, Coombs ended the inning with 4
vain attempt to steal
In the ninth for the Phlliee with one
down Dugey drew "a pass. Luderus hit
to RICH, and Killifer to second. scoring
Dugey. After Rixey had popped ou.,
Weiser. who was running for Luderus,
was caught mapping Off second. ending
! the pastime. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS.

First Race rnre" year Odds selling Nurse
,ino six furlongS -Hker, ~ M,Eahey',
q to .. . 90 and out, Won; Sa,urnus, lN
second: y Harrell, p Louder, 10 TO T.
{ to ! and , 10 :. third T!m-, II p
Kazan, Lady sptrstu"lle. bike and schnapps
second Ra~ Four year old. anil upward;
scllin4, nurse sou SIX turloUss Hodelin-
lol M'Mah..y,' 10 g. 3 to r, : ant to :
3 10 and to 2, second; York Lad: ~
,Grotm to .. TO 10 and to D. third
NJ TShTl Rae FiTncs,' mares and spll,rs-
500; -,x inrougs scailywag, ~ ,McCaho,
. TO o. Ia and to &. won; Far Helen,
- Louder. TO 10, ! 20 sna 20 I,
Ancon Changc and Frnrock also ran
Fourth RAY The Sasagehan4Ha Handicap;
mile and seventy yards watcr6ass IL ,Kl,N
Q to TO- to I and out, won; BusMnn ~
,falrsrIo,hcr' to g :. TO ; ana out second
out, third Time ~ Stw Gaze also ran
Firh Race Four year ods aud upward
scIln.; purse 500 ak furlongs Monty Fox
pharaoh. IL Doyle, !. to /. to an,
" TO !, second; Carlton @, III (Solanl
10 eye" ana to ,n'ra Tine l.lt -
Mack ESyai Meteor and silver Moon als,
ran.
Sixth Race Maiden three year,old- and w
ward; selling purse $40; five and a hal
furlongs High Tide, io6 shuttinger', to I
| even AMI Z to ., Won Danish GIRL, 90
lLlleyl, 20 to l. 20 ana 2 To :, second
Nasa. l0i ,Buxtor', To /, 2 to and 10 q
, third Time. l:0sir Musanti jefferson
Rey, lakewood, star OF the Sea and Shrews
bury also ran
seventh Race-The Hartford County Race
four year Odds AMI upward; purse sl'; nv,
anc a half iurlongs Tackle, lo7 Smiling
!. to /, 70 10 and 10 ?, won: Hisl
second; scarsdalc, io7 Nolan, ! 20 !. I,
| ] and even, third Time iiO<s Silicc
Blanck Branch, Cartier, Sail On and orphe
| also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

BASEBALL. TO-DAY. EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn vs. Boston, 800 p Md.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Two games we're played In the Ameri-
can League yesterday. and although the
Vanished Sox affair was prevented by
rain. the Yankees gained. This was be
cause tho Detroits lost to the White
Sox The Washingtons made II three
out OF four from the Athletics. who
open In New York to-day. The Cleve-
land-St Louis game was postponed.
Yesterdays Results.
New York Boston trainD.
Washington, 6; Philadelphia, !
Chicago. 4: Detroit. !.
st. Louis Cleveland trainl.
INSTALLED standing Of the C1ubo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
FISH LIKELY TO Be
COLUMBIA'S COACH
Former Harvard Guard Lead
ing Candidate-May Quit
His Political job.
SCHEDULE 4 HARD TASK

The mead coach of the Columbia var
than Hamilton Fish. Jr. formerly cap.
tain and star guard of the Harvard
gridlron team. according to reports about
the Morningside Heights campus yes
terday. Graduate Manager Harry A.
Fisher would not deny that an attempt
is being made to obtain a man who
has learned football under Percy
Haughton. and lntimated that Ham
Fish would receive preference.
Fisher said that the one big obstacle
IN the way was the proviso that In
sists that the coach belong to the de.
partnent Of physical education. The
former Crimson star In now a member
of the state Legislature and might not
want TO sever his connections absolutely
with political affairs in order to coach
football AT columbia. The selection OF
Il head coach will not he announced
until after III. special meeting OF the
committee on athletics. which will lie
held within the next two weeks.
"The task of making a schedule is
proving "A difficult one said Fisher.
I'VE have resolved twenty-six appll-
cations hut they are from small coll
leges, most of which are far from New
York We desired very much to ar
range a game with New York tniver-
sity, but couldn't expect It's manager
10 scratch off some team which already
had been card,d IN order to make room
for VA
As far as know there has been
no attempt on the part of Columbia 70
arrange "A game for the intracity cham
pinnshin with Fordhan The two col
legea may play mex, fall. but no at
tempt has been mad 20 date TO ar
range for a game"
Fisher declined 10 discuss the state
ment 81 the Intercollegiate Basketball
League. giving its side Of the sauabole
That. too, will be settled ut the COM
mltfee meeting" he said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01
label TAKES LIFE EASY.
After Cubs Are Sure Of Gene, lie
RelaIes and Lets Pirates score.

PIrrsBrRG. April 3o.--The Cubs de-
feated the Pirates on their first ap-
pearancc OF the season here to-day by
one hit up 20 the ninth inning, while
Cooper was hit hard especially In the
fourth inning. when two singles and Il
triple scored two runs, and again in the
eighth. when three singles and base
on balls scored two more. The Pirates
were saved from a shutout In the ninth
inning. when Baird triplcd 10 centre and
scored on Wagner's sacrifice. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-01

Baseball, Washington Park. 3 T.. VI.
10 -day. TIN Tops vs. Pittsburgh Feds,--Adp.
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GAME PRESENTED TO CORNELL
Doyle Of dartmouth walks first
Three Men, Two Of Them score.

HANOVER. y. H.. April 3O.--Datt.
mouths baseball team took the short
end Of another close game this after.
noon. losing 10 Cornell 10y TO .. po,fr,
who started for the Green, mortgage
the game In the first inning, walking III,
first three men ana being touched for q
hit. two runs resulting. Dartmouth go'
two runs on hits In the second. bur
hencefOrth Bryant. who pitched u br.,.
liant game. pulled out of all trbuh.
with battling outdrup which resulted n
eleven strikeouts. PARROT pitched
steady ball and as a rule was support
well. However, fcrrish dropped 70.
easy forceout in the eighth and corno.
took two runs and the game. The field
ing was fast tnd snappy. The score
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ATHLETICS ARE OUTCLASSED.
Senators Score Early and BoshlinE
Holds Lead safe.

wAsH,xGroN. April 3o.-The Senators
clearly outclassed the Athletics to-day,
beating Wyckoff. 6 TO /. ny punching
hits and an error In the first inning they
put four runs over. and again in the
second on two hits and stolen base
one more run scored. wyckoff then held
them of until the seventh inning. when
an error and two hits produced one run.
The Athletics were held safe till the
ninth. when Walsh led off with a two
base hit and Strunk followed with a
single, scoring Walsh. The score
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PRINCETON CUBS SHOW WELL
Blank Cornell NcarIinps and Wake
Five Runs Themselves

PRINCETON, April 3o-The Princeton
ireshm' n won this afternoon az has.-
ball from the Cornell y"arlinrs by 4
score OF to .. The local cubs Offer.
a good article of baseball and tv,,dl..U..
plays featured their work They .uIa.
only TWO errors and found q ucd... ..
seven hits
H"wctt singled and scored in tn. - q.
enth when Hammond c,putrd t.. h.r
for three bases. The latter ttll..l .,..r
Haaren put up q high ny 20 ,tr. r.'f
BENEDICT struck out eight Prince, .,...t.
The scOr".
Cornell laiN ..... Gu.u.u. ..uuI.
Princeton. '"'N ... u 10 r. uU.
Rlft"rl-~-A'orn.| r.... do
Princeton Thoup.ur r ,, r.u.
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FRANK BAKER FRACTURES RIB.
Falls Down stairs at His Home In
Trappe. Md.

PHILADELPHIA. Aprll 30 Frank
Baker will not play with the Upland
team in the opening game of the cham
pionship season OF the Delaware County
League tomorrow afternoon. To-day
Manager Miller OF Upland received a
telegram from Baker In which he said
that he had fallen down a flight of stairs
at his home at Trappe, Md. and broken
a rib.
II was said to-day that the reported
salary OF 500 a week for Baker does
Frank an injustice. The exact amount
of pay given the famous third baseman
was not announced. but It is admitted
that It Is considerably more than 800
a game.
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JACK COOMBS BACK
IN IRON MAN FORM
Veteran Pitches Brooklyns to
Victory Over Phillies With
Aid Of Good Support.
BLANKS THEM TO NINTH

The grounds were wet and the Giants
and Braves didn't play yesterday. The
Giants are still comfortably intrenched
in last place. but the Pirates are after
their honors. Tho Pittsburgers were
beaten by the Cubs. and the Brooklyns.
who won again In Philadelphia. passed
them The Reds were outdone by the
Cardinals
Yesterdays Results.
Boston New York (wet grounds).
BROOKLYN 2; Philadelphie, !.
Chicago, 4; Plttsburg, l.
ST. Louis, 9: Cincinnati, Q.
Detailed standing 81 the Clubs.
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Hardwick Leads Crimson Nine.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 3O-This
afternoon the Harvard baseball team
unanimously elected Huntington Il.
Hardwick Of the senior class as their
choice for captain. lie succeeds Russell
T. Ayres, 10. who has been in III health
for some time, with no prospects of play
ing ball this season.
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STREAK OF TIGERS BROKEN.
Fab~r Holds Them 20 Lone Tally
while white So1 Get FOur.

CHICAGO. April 3o--The White seS
to-day brought the winning streak "
the living Detroit Tigers to sudden
halt by taking this afternoons game.
to |. Faber pitched brilliant ball.
allowing only three hits. Duhuc twirlei
a good game. but the Sox go, hits at
tho right time Roth teams telded
faultlcssly. The score:
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CARDINALS SHOW UP wING0.
steal seven Bases While Peatinu
Reds by score Of q 10 2.

ST LOUIS. April 3O.---Rube Benton
was knocked ont of the box in the
fourth inning to-day and the Cardinals
trimmed the Reds. To .. Hub perdue
scattered the nine hits OFF MIN. Hug
gins was the fence buster with "A triple
and home run and the Cards stole
seven bases on Wingo. The score:
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Hamilton
Ichiuh steals Eleven Bases.

BErHLEusM, Pa, April 20 -Lehigh
hi.tted her way ot IL to > victory
over Muhlenberg to-day ON the paths
the locals had the Allentonians up IN
the air. offering eleven bags. Mullen
berg played Indifferent ball. The score
Il II T.
Muh,rnbrrg n Q o o.
Irhigh ....... 8 0 N--ls IS
Ratteries---t' iskey and pe!iug Anderson,
Shruhrrl and Lees
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Knns Dugey, Daubert, Schultz Two ba--
hits-whca,. Daubert, Stongel Sacrhce hit
usienssi stolen oase u Schultz LII, o.
out-By Coomb-, :: by Rixcy. 9 Double
plays -MoCary and schultz: schultz and
Dauhert First base on errors-Brooklyn.
First has" on halls-On Rixcy. ?; on Coombs
rmpires-Byron and Orth. Time hours
and minutes