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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Columbia Barely Beats scrubs.

In its final practice for the Dartmouth
game tomorrow night the Columbia
varsity Ave defeated the scrubs by a
margin OF two points yesterday after
noon. The game with the big Green
team will renew hostilities In the Inter-
collegiate Basketball League after a ces-
sation of two weeks. A defeat would
put Columbia out OF the race. Burg
hard will start at centre. Coach Fisher
has decided after two weeks of expert
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
New England After Honors.

New England will make a serious at
tempt to carry of the honors in the in
door championships OF the A. A. u, to
be held in Madison Square Garden on
March T. Alfred J. Lii notified Chair
man Ruben yesterday that the New
England Association would hold its
championships on February 81 and that
all the winners will be sent on for the
national championships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
McNey-Langford Bout on.

The bout between Sam McNey and
sam Langford, scheduled tor February
10 AT Havana, has been called off. Dan
Mcketr1ck received cable last night
from the Havana promoters stating that
they were willing to guarantee $4,000
for Young Ahearn or Gunboat Smih to
box at the club on this date
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Barringcr Conauers Orange.

ORANGE. Feb. S.-Barringer High
School won from Orange High this after
noon by narrow margin OF points.
Score, 10 to l6. The Newarkers got the
lead in the first half. scoring IL to the
local teams s, and the game was close
even 10 the rnish Oranges undefeated
second team won its seventh straight
game over Barringer's second five, 81
to 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Lehish Beat. PITT, 20 10 ~.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Feb. a.
Lehigh defeated University Of Pitts
burg here tonight. 20 to rs. Lehigh's
victory came with wonderful rally
in the last Ave minutes of play when
three sensational field goals were made
The first half ended ~ to II In the visi-
tors favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Condition Counts for Kingsley.

ESSEX FELLs, n. j., Feb. 3--Kingsley
School defeated the Princeton Seminary
basketball team, made up of former col
lege stars, in "A hot game here to-day,
score 80 to 49, The superior physical
condition of the schoolboys enabled
them to outplay their opponents in the
second half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
stuyyesant Downs Cathedral.

Stuyvesant High School defeated Ca
thedral College at basketball yesterday
on the formers court by a score OF
80 to rs. Stuyvesant piled up an early
lead and at half time was leading by a
score OF IL to 7. Cathedral played a
better game in the closing period and
kept Stuyvesant on the jump. Baker
starred for Stuyvesant, while Donahue
played well for Cathedral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Miss Mehrten.'n swim On,c,aI.

President Ruben OF the Metropolitan
Association of the A. A. U. has appointed
Miss Katherine +, Mehrtens Handicapped
OF the women swimmers and commits
sioner 20 look after the affairs pertain
ing to the women's competitions. Miss
Mehrtens Is president OF the National
Women's Life Saving Association and
Is in touch with the situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
81. NicLs Meet Irish Tonight.

The ST. Ncks and the Irish American
A. c. will meet tonight in the only
Amateur Hockey League game OF the
week at the st. Nicholas Rink. The
Winged Fist team has been coming along
in great style and probably will give
the champions a desperate fight II the
St Nicks lose the game II will leave the
Boston A. a. practically alone in the
race
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

GARDEN CITY, L. l.. Feb. 3.-The
High School Of Commerce of New
York defeated the st. Pauls School
basketball team this afternoon by a
score OF 81 TO I. Not one field goal
was made by the St. Paul's lads. the
seven points being made by WOODBURY.
on goals from the foul line. Holman
and Cam played we'll for Commerce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

In the weekly drill at Durland's Rid
ing Academy last night three interest
ing show events were held. His Honor,
ridden by Miss Hobcoe. took the prize
for ladies' saddle horses. Cornet, ridden
by Arck Kinney, was best in the polo
ponies bending contest. and Kildare, with
" Flannery up, took first place in the
pig pen jumping event,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

Royalty has paid a tribute to the late
James T.. Sullivan in letter received at
A. A. L. headquarters recently. The let
ter was written by f. Lambros, general
secretary of the Greek Olympic Commit
tee by order of H. II. II. Prince Royal Of
the Hellenes, Duke Of Sparta Sullivan's
death Is referred as "a bereavement
common to all who see In athletics the
realization of one OF the noble and high
ideals OF civilization"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Keller Lost to Cornell Team.

ITHACA, Feb. Solver A. Keller.
captain Of the Cornell track team. will
not be able to run either this winter or
next spring. This Is due TO injuries he
sustained last year in "A motorcycle
accident. He managed to return to the
university the other day, but further
running is out of the question, it was
learned from his physician to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa. Feb. 3.-On
Il snow covered field Lafayette defeated
Lehigh in a slippery soccer contest
this afternoon. goals TO l. 1t was
the deciding contest. two games played
previously having been ties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

SOUTH ORANGE. Feb. 3-The Seton
Hall College baseball squad will begin
practice next week. Manus John Fish,
captain. and Dave Driscoll, coach, will
have the squad In the cage at hard work
within a fortnight. The list of games
for the coming season includes twenty
four to date Some of the opposing
mines will be Dartmouth, Lafayette.
Holy Cross, Lehlgh, Nuremberg, SYRIA
cuse, Manhattan, College of the City OF
New York, Trinity College, Boston Col
ege, West Point and Colgate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

East Orange Wins From Railway.
EAST ORANGE, Feb. 3.-Rahway High
Schools basketball five visited East
Orange High School this afternoon and
suffered defeat. Score. "a to 16.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
Two school Game. Cancelled.

Two scholastic basketball games
scheduled for yesterday we're called off,
the Foiy Prep-Fsr Rockawsy same and
the Bushwlck Jamaica game,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
barnard Beats Columbia Grammar

Barnard School defeated Columbia
Grammar at basketball on the latters
court yesterday afternoon, score %
to 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
PRINCETON CLUB WINS.
Heats Crescent A. g. at squash
Tennis by score of 4 TO 2.

The Princeton Club squash tennis team
defeated the Crescent Athletic Club seven
yesterday at the Princeton Club by a
score OF 4 to 3. Only three OF the seven
matches were won in straight games.
Crescent Club men getting two OF them.
The summaries:
Charles NJ. Bull. Jr., Crescent. defeated
\, w, Riley, Princeton club, lis. ls-15,
lI-l6: y Taylor. Princeton Club defeated
W W. Pell, Crescent, lO--l5, Isl, Ii;
y. +. Torrance, Crescent. defeated G. r.
,Sterrett, Princeton club, Us; ia: ".
Cruise, Crescent. i5--s. i5--i2; j. g. Stern
Princeton club, defeated #. Martin, Cres.
cent. l2-i5, Is. 1b--I2: II. Tobey
Princeton Club, defeated J. y. Cavanagh
Crescent Ill, I'LL. iS--i5; W h.
Scarborough. Crescent, defeated DR.. II. r.
MiNsell, Princeton Club, l5-i2. Id
Score, Princeton Club, 4. Crescent Attn
letic club, 3. Referee and marker. Tom
Montgomery, Princeton Club professional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04
snow Keeps Army seven Idle.

WEST POINT, Feb. Snow a foot
deep covering the Army's new hockey
rink pitched on the plains and a binding
storm necessitated the cancelling of the
Contest scheduled for this afternoon
with the Boston Tech seven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-04

President Charles II, Ebbets OF tho
brooklyn Dodgers tried to steal some of
the American League thunder by hastily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
COTTON EFFECTIVELY
KEPT FROM ENEMIES
british Acknowledgement Snys Its
Declaration nv Contrnband Would
Not Alter Result.

LONDON, April lS-That cotton Is
kept from Germany and Austria Just
as effectively ms if it were declared
absolute contraband is the tenor OF
reply addressed by Attorney General
simon TO a conference OF chemists ana
engineers, who asked whether the gov
crnmcnt's action was sufficient, TO make
II certain that no cotton reaches those
countries.
The Attorney General ventures to
suggest that those for whom you writ.
may be under some nlsapprehensiou
either rs 10 tho law OF contraband or
az to the steps which, in fact. are he
ing taken under the order in council OF
March II. The steps being taken un-
der authority of that order in council
have been extremely effective in stop
ping cotton from reaching Germans:
ana the declaration of cotton as con-
traband would not alter the result
in the very least so far as preventing
cotton reaching Germany is concerned.
IF an article is declared absolute
contraband il can he stopped from GO
ing to German port and can he
stopped even from gong 10 an adjoin-
ms neutral port. If 1T lis in course OF
transit through that neutral port to
an enemy country. These are exactly
the circumstances il. which under the
order in council any article can he
and, OF course, this order IN council Ia
being put into force In all proper cases.
TO Imagine that since March II any
thing can be gained so far as stopping
The entrance of cotton into Germany
is concerned by calling il contraband
is in effect, TO suppose that a block
abe is rendered more effective If YOU
add that specified contraband articles
Will not be allowed 10 break that block
ado. a blockade stops all articles
whether they are contraband or not.
therefore, any additional rulings would
not nave amy practical consequences.
What is true of Germany, Of course. Is
equally true OF Austria
Your mcmorialsts 10 doubt will
readily believe that there may be good
reasons OF quite II different kind for
not making cotton contrahand. in view
of the precedent which would thereby
ne created. but as Il practical matter in
The present war any stopragc Of cot
ton secured by calling II contraband il
equally secured by the order in coun-
ell"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
HILL CITY MAN WILL RUN
IN GREAT MARATHON RACE
IL. II. Wentworth Among seventy five
Entrants for Long Nun
Boston To-Day.

BOSTON. April 1S.-Runncrs from
nine states and two Canadian prov
inces Will compete tomorrow In the
American marathon over the twenty
five miles of road between Ashland
and Boston. The field OF seventy-nve
entrants includes many athletes Of
high grade.
Among the Canadian runners arc
Edouard Fabrc, OF Montreal. who nm
ished second In last years race; Ar
thur Jameson. of Hamilton, Ont. an
Indian. who won the annual Hamilton
road race last fall, and walter J. Bell,
OF Montreal, winner of fourth prize
In last years event.
Cliff Horne. of the Dorchester Club.
New England ten-mile champion
Charles Pores. Of New York, winner
OF tho Brooklyn Seagatc Marathon
Nick Gianakopulos and Frank Zuna,
OF the same city, and william Kennedy,
OF Chicago, are leading American rep
rcsentativcs
Other runners include r. H. Went
worth. of Lynchburg, Va. and NJ. j.
Lynch, OF Washington, d. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
Batting Averages

With several now faces in tho line
W. Manager Jack Dunn will start tho
I;ichmond ints off on the final week or
training before the opening OF tho In
ternational League on April %. which
i3 Tuesday OF next week. The Dunn
tics play Trinity College to-day In that
uniucky town OF Durham. and to-rnor-
row they journey over TO Raleigh for :.
two-day engagement with the Carolina
Lcagucrs there. ON Thursday the
SQUAD viii be safe in Broad Street
ark.
The reason that the locals have been
unable 10 win during the trip abroad
- made plain by an inspection uf the
batting averages OF the team on the
recent trip. Schauae was one 10 make
q gain. but he was hitting so low that
one clout was apt 10 send his average
upward Captain Neal Ball still lcuds
with the willow, but he, too, suffered,
and dropped In percentage tn az.
Breckenridge gained on his teammates
particularly by their weakness, and
stands second with .27s Herman
dropped from grace. HIS average go
ing down TO .2CS Morriscttc and Rus
sell have failed 10 land safely yet
while Mclnmis Is trailing along with
seven hits out Of sixty trips TO bat.
II is expected that Arragon and pos
sibly Crane Will get in the game TO day
for the Nirginiuns. Erichcll has not
vet reached Durham, but he also may
report IN time To get in uniform Stcr-
2cr is stiil waiting for instruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
TY COBB, BY LONG THROW,
Gets RUNNER At PLATE
Detroit Piled Up Early Lead, but
Tyrus Saves the
Game.
OTHER SUNDAY BALL GAMES
Browns and Cards Lose, but Slufeds
Give Joy to St. Louis---CubS Play
Ten Innings With Pirates-BaIti-
more Feds Win

DETROIT, MICH. April iS-Ty
Cobb's throw from deep center. which
retired John Collins at the plate In the
ninth. gave Detroit to-days game with
Chicago. to {. Detroit piled up lead
early, but Covelcskie lost control in
the fourth. Reynolds. who rcpla ccd
him, was no puzzle. and Dauss took up
the pitching task in the seventh after
Chicago tied tho score. Young's sacri-
flee ny scored Baker with the winning
run in the eighth.
Score by innings: r. II. l..
Chicago ..0OO3 800 6 3
Detroit ........23 20 90 COL IS . .
Battcries-Jo hnson Wolfang and
Schalk; Coveieskie. Reynolds, Dauss
and Mckee. StanaEe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
HOW GLADSTONE MET DEATH
Was on Pnrapet of Trench When Shoe
In Forehead by SHIPPER.
lSnecial tn The Times-Disnatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHESTER, ENG, April lS.--Ncws
reached iIawardon to-day of how
Lieutenant W. q. g. Gladstone was
killed. The Royal Welsh Fusiiiers
went into the trenches OH April 10
On the following Tuesday, Lieutenant
Gladstone was on the parapet OF the
trench endeaVoring to locate a snipcr
when lie was shot In the forehead. He
never regained consciousness and suf-
fered no pain.
The rector OF Ilawarden. in his ser
mon to-day spoke of Lieutenant Glad
stones extraordinary loyalty to duty
aad courage. He wrote from the
trenches letter To his mother. In which
he said
Really, YOU would be wrong II V, :;
regret my going. for am very glad
and proud to get to tho 'front.' 1t ia
not the length OF existence that counts
but what Is achieved during that cX-
istcnce. however short 1t may be-"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
MAJORS STARTED SEASON
FULL OF UNCERTAINTIES
Public, However, Has Allayed Fear:
by Way 1t Took
Hold.
ENTHUSIASM IS STILL KEEN
Ma2nates Much Recommendations
Make Good Starts, but Outcome Is
beyond prediction-Early Games
Bring Some Surprises.

NEW YORK, April 1S.--Scldom I'm the
history OF baseball has a major league
season started with more uncertainties
than the 1915 season. which opened OH
Wednesday. Whether the public would
take to the sport with the enthusiasm
OF past years wac open question
when the teams took the field for the
opening games
Many distractions threatened to in
terfcrc with the seasons success Not
the least of these was the European
conflict. Another was the continuatlo
or the baseball war
Out Inc start was suspicious At
tendance has been cxcellent-far be-
Hohd expectations for the most part.
Iherc has been plenty OF cnthusia SIN
and, apparently, keen interest, In the
various teams. All told. the results
OF the first few days of play have been
encouraging alike to magnates and
players and TO well-wishers of the
sport.
As TO the capabilities of the various
ciups. three or four days OF play are
hardly sufficient on which to base opin-
IONS. one can hardly say the Athletics
OF l9l", even without Collins. Raker
bender and Plank, are outclasscd
neTeiE because they happen 10 be at
the foot In the American League
Neither can tho Philadelphia Nationals
be hcralded as likely winners Just for
the reason that they remain the ONLY
undefcated club in either league.
Some things. However, arc pretty
plainly indicated One is that tho chi
caso White SoX are likely TO be more
dangerous contcnders In the American
league race than for some yearE mast
lh"S are batting cXccilently. being out
uone only by the New York Nationals
The Boston Braves got OFF to poor
start. and their chances OF coming nm
tast were not improved by the injury
nf lob.
insss bad beginning last season and
his teams brilliant finish will not he
forgotten
In Philadelphia. Pat Moran obtained
announcement from the winning stride
struck by his team, and there has been
no no ground Tor discourse cement for
Roger Brcsnahan. manager of the Chi
Gag" cubs, Only the Brooklyns have
lhSSed III the National League
H"-ton Americans Look Good.
IN. boston Red SoX. picked by many
10 win The American League pcnnant.
are leading their league. As for the
NashinEtons. the mainstay of their
pitching staff. Walter Johnson. has
proved he is in prime form, and this
means much TO Clark Criffith's amhiti
Gus. hustling clan
bili donovan, the new head OF the
New York Americans is getting yon1
work out of his men
The first week OF play produced some
ieats OF baseball unusual so earlv il,
the season. First of these was Inc
no-hit game of Ruhc Marquard. Of tn.
Giants. against the Brooklyns \ close
second was the onc-ht nine inning
pitched by Pennock, OF the Athletics
AGAINST the Red SoN. with the one hit
coming after two We're out in the ninth
IN Philadelphia yesterday, Fritz Afaizel
OF the Yankees. accomplished the r,r.
ieat OF stealing second, third and nom.
in succession.
Records for last wenk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
INDEPENDENT CIRCUIT is
GETTING INTO ITS STRIDE
fr"rrnt League season IL well Under
W"s-Forncr Majors Not show
Ing well.

The Federal League season was welt
under WAY as the week ended The
brooklNns have made almos; run
away race of II 80 far. Next behind is
ChicaSo. while the other clubs have.
either broken not far from even In
victories and defeats OF dropped far
below the 500 mark in percentage.
The one circuit change of the season.
whtch brought the former Indianapolis
champions TO Newark, appears highly
satisfactory to the marnntcs of the
league as TN" patronage 30 far has
been gratifying.
Many stars who last year played on
the big league diamond or organized
baseball this year are wearing Fedora,
League uniforms. Some arc doing bril-
liant work; others. so far not 50 we'll.
Among the latter, Plank. formerly Of
the Phfladelphia Americans who
dropped his htst game for st. Louis.
cnd chief Bender. also from tho Ath :
ictics, who lost the first two contests
he twirled for Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

1t seems that Jake did not like the
climate of Norfolk and has skipped.
leaving no address behind. He had been
WORKING we'll in tho short field during
practice games. and Mcmahon was put
out considerably by his sudden unan-
nounccd intention to quit the team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Los,-One dandy little shortstop. An
swcrs TO the name OF Jake Poh. Hales
from Richmond Address, Molly Nc
Mahon, Norfolk Tars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
Cubs Gets Ten-Innins Fray.

CHICAGO, April lS.-GerDcr's tumble
of Phclans grounder paved the way for
Chicago's to l ten-inning victory over
Pittsburgh to-day. Phelan stole second
and scored on Fishers single. Singles
by I.ejeune. Gerber and Wagner gave
the visitors their only run. Chicago's
other score was the result of Bresna-
hams walk. an inheld out and Good )
double.
Score by innings: r. II. l..
pittsburgh 90 0 0 20 | 0 D OIL Z 3
Chicago o0l0o 900 IL Z 3
observation-disclosures, McQuillan and
Schang Gibson. Vaughn and Bresna-
han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

Freddie Welsh refuses TO think of
anything less than $4,000 for boxing
twenty rounds. But just clip this note
and see what he is getting in about
four years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
iihrmnrle Golf Club Holds Annual
Mccting-Grnunds ihnut Ready.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April Is.
AT The annual meeting of thu Abe
marie Golf Club, officers for The ensuing
Year Mere elected as follows: 7 u.
Benson, president; Or. III. l.. Eca. vice
president ~. e. Scott, secretary and
treasurer y. Il Soldiers, George l. =
Nichie ana " X Soudcr. Jr, were
elected 10 Ill vacancies on the board
az governors
The new grounds Of the club will he
ready for use by May 10. The field of
seventy acres gives ample room for a
golf course. baseball field and sly
tennis courts. II, eleven months the
male membership oC the club has moro
than doubled, while the number OF
women Is ten tines what 1t WA last
sgI:rp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19

ST. LOUIS. April lS.-Mitchcll held
st. Louis to five scattered hits to-day,
while teammates punched hits with
base on balls Cleveland winning to /.
kauffman's double and Chapman's err
ror In the ninth saved the local team
from a shut out.
Score by innings: II. H. T.
Cleveland .a030U l--6 ~ 5
st. Louis. ....... o. V000 90 ii ) z
Observation-Disclosures and ONeill; We'll
man, RemnaS and Agnew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
SIXTY TO ONE BEATS
Long Shot Takes Race mt Hnvre dc
Grace in Fast Time.

HAVRE DE GRACE. MD. April IL
An old-time hog killing" was engi-
neered at the Hartford County track
to-day, when Gcntlcwoman, hacked GO
to |, to to 8. captured the fifth race
by a head. In doing so she equalled
the track record of AZ 4-5 for four
furlongs. Corsican captured the first
race from Fair Helen, while Videt was
second. Humility, at to !, won the
stceplechasc, and Montressor captured
the third number. Squecicr rcpcatcd
again to-day, and won at to /.
Scallawag captured the last number,
but was lucky in doing so, as Elwnh,
who was leading bled and had TO he
pulled up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
NASHVILLE LEADING
Nc" Orleans and Memphis Tied for
Second 1'lncc In Southern League.

ATLANTA. GA. April lS.-With a
record OF i've straight games won,
Nashville led all teams in the Southern
association during the first week of
play, which begun last Tuesday New
Orleans and Memphis tied for second
place, each having won four out OF
five. while Little Rock signalizcd its
entrance into tho association by losing
five consecutive contests.
While II was too early in the season
TO get AN accurate line on the relative
strength Of the contcnding teams sew
cral OF the clubs failed TO show tho
form expected OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
Reds Win From Cards.

CINCINNATI O.. April iS.-Timely
hitting gave Cincinnati a to VIC
tory over st. Louis to-day. St. louis
nude two runs in the first, but after
that could not score. Schneider became
unsteady in the ninth and Sale sue
ceeded him. Glenn's throwing was bad,
the home team taking advantage of IT
by stealing seven bases.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
st. Louis. 100000 % |
Cincinnati ......2 o 0 U 80 10 |
Batieries--Duak and Glenn; Schnei-
der, Dale and Clarke.