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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
FORDHAM AT MERCY
OF COLUMBIA STAR
Big George Smith Holds Foe to
Two Runs. While His
Mates Get Six.
VIVIANO BADLY INJURED

Big George Smith won his fourth
game in ten days yesterday afternoon
VIXEN he pitched Columbia 10 victory
over Fordham on South Field by score
OF to 2 Fordham got to him only
once That was in the fourth inning.
when two passes. 49," hits srse . ws'd
heave that caught Keleter amidshps
netted the pair OF runs With Fordham
still threatening he struck out tho next
Two men. After that whenever the
Maroon nine threatened to score the big
Blue and White pitcher just famed the
men intent on smashing his winning
streak.
Fordham entered the fray badly
crippled. II left It in still worse con-
dition Niviano in an attempt to make
a circus catch of Smiths terrific drive
in the fourth inning tumblcd head over
Reels down the right field embankment
into the tennis courts His foot hit the
outside rim of the running track and
in the spill that resulted Viviano got
his leg caught In such way that IL Ia
feared he has snapped IL below tire knee
The score
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HARVARD IN TENTH
BEATS HOLY CROSS
Errors Tie Game in Ninth and
Crimson Comes Back
Strong.
WALLACE WEAK AT END

WORCESTER. Mass. May s.-Brilllant
pitching by Eddie Mahan. together with
batting rally by the Harvard team in
the tenth inning. gave the Crimson n
5 to 3 victory over Holy Cross on Fit
ton Field to-day The game appeared
TO be victory for Holy Cross mp to
tie ninth inning. when errors by Muir
ply and Long allowed Collidge to score
the tying run
Harvard came back strong again in
the tenth. Mahan opened with a triple.
which followed by singles by Nash and
Hardwick. together with Gannett's
sacrifice. sent three TALES across. Ma
Ian pitched fine ball after the opening
inning. when he presented Holy Cross
with three runs by uncorking two wild
pitches aided by Gannett's error and
Iiarte's passed ball. From this inning
on the Purple players were unable to
solve his delivery.
Wallace. the Purple pitcher. weakened
as the contest continued and was unable
to stop the Crimson rally In tire tenth.
The score
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N. Y. U. GETS DOZEN
HITS, BUT NO RUNS
Sensational Rutgers Fielding
in Fourth. Fifth and Sixth
Innings Prevents Score.
vICTORS REGISTER NINE

NEW BnrSswicx. n. J.. May a--Ruy-
gers whitewashed New York University
herr this afternoon, . to o. The game.
which for tire first Ave innings was a
veritahle smuggling bee. changed to the
one, two. three. out type toward the
;t:.Ist
Waterfield pitched for the victors.
tanning Line and working well In
pinches New York found him for
twelve hits. not one Of which was good
for more thar a single bag. Two New
York pitchers. Hasbloom and Genovess.
were batted out Of the box by the
Scarlet. New York made three bids to
score in the fourth. Nth and sixth In
nings. but good headwork and some sem
satlonal fielding retired the Purple WITH
out tally. New York University had
twelve men left on bases. The score:
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ARMY'S 18th STRAIGHT
And NEYLAND'S 10Th
Washington and Lee Falls Be-
fore West Points Star
Twirler.

WEST PorNr. y. Y, May s-washing-
ton and Lee University Ia the latest
victim OF the Army bail tossers. The
cadets took the Generals into camp to-
day. 20 .. making 1t an even dozen
victories for the se4son without defeat.
Neyland. tn. big Texan. won his
twentieth straight game in easy fashion.
The Army hs mmered Sou,hpaw Jennings
numerically.
safe drives by Gerhardt. Merrhat.
Olphant. Bradley and Prichard resulted
in four TALES in the opener and the
cadets cinchsd the game In the third on
an error. Tits by Britton and Oliphant
and pr!chFrd's sacrifice fy. The score
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TIE IN JERSEY TRACK MEET.
Englewood and Passaic HirH
schools Each score ~ Poipt..

HAcKENsAcK, n. j., May s.-En1s-
wood High School and Passaic High tied
with 81 points each for honors in the
northern New Jersey interschola stic
meet here this afternoon under the au-
spices OF Princeton Alumni Association.
The silver cup went TO Englewood twice
winners.
Several records were broken. IL Rum
del OF Passaic did 20 feet So inches in
the broad jump. The former record was
10 feet : inches. Roberts OF EnrlewooA
did feet So. inches In the senior hish
jump. against feet s inches. Brown
OF Englewood covered the 400 yard run
IN 81 40 seconds. as against IS rs v,
Woodbury. Of Nutley. who won thne>
firsts. reduced the mile run record from
:5la, to $50
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CORNELL'SRALLYIN
SIXTH BEATS TIGERS
steve Rcgan shows His First
Good Work Of Year When
lie Relieves Russell.
HIS PITCHING BRILLIANT

1ru,Ch Nav S.-corncll took revenge
~ PRINCETON in baseball this afternoon
,N scoring an to victory over the
l1gers In the sixth inning a batting
Tally coupled with Tiger misplays gave
he iihacans Ave runs and the lead.
steve Regan saved the day for Cor
nell The Tigers batted Russell for six
hits and three runs in two and a third
innings With n man on second DR..
sharpe sent Regain to the slab in the
third inning Not Tiger crossed the
plate after that and Regain allowed
princeton only one hit In six and two
thirds innings |, was the frst brilliant
game he has pitched this year
Two double plays by Cornell. in which
Meen played n big part, and a sensa-
tional catch by briggs were Fielding
features. The score
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GEORGETOWN CRACKS
SPIELMAN, PENN HERO
Pitcher Who ShOne Against
Tigers Lasts Only One
Inning.

PHILADELPHIA. May s.--The George
town University nine got a good start
in the game to-day with Penn. defeat
ing the home team. 5 to 3. Two hits.
two bases on balls and a sacrifice Melted
the Southerners three runs in the nrst
inning. A home run by Connolly in the
third made the visitors jubilant.
Spielman. the hero of the Princeton
game last Saturday, pitched the first
inning for the Red and Blue. but Coach
Thomas was forced to replace him with
Weisner in the second Penn had a
splendid chance to win In the eighth.
hut overanxiety by Irwin spoiled II.
Kelly was unable to md the plate and
had walked three men in row. hut
Irwin instead of waiting him out
reached for one and hit little pop ny.
The score:
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steven. Freshmen Triumph.

Yesterday AT stevens Tech nv score
OF goals to In the first OF a
series Of three lacrosse games TO he held
between the two classes Like all the
contests between these classes. the game
was bitterly fought through out, and the
result was in doubt until the final
minute Both teams used number Of
varsity men In the game, hu; Il Is doubt
ful II Coach DOYLE will allow these men
20 play In the next game on account OF
tho proximity Of the Hobart Stevens
contest next saturday
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Fifteen stsyvesant Highs Fan.

Stuyvesant High School hurled four
pitchers at De witt Clinton yesterday
at Manhattan Field, but Clinton won.
IL to T. The Stuyvesant boxmen Ia
sued thirteen bases on balls and hit
four batsmen. Zaccsrdo for Clinton
famed fifteen. which made hfty-s.x
str,keouts in four games. The score:
RI r
clinton z us ~
S,tiv, ssnnt 90 0 0 o. 10 /
BATTERIES -Zaccardo and Fower. Rich.
man. Dotti Kelly and Ritout and Hartley
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FIVE REMAIN IN FIGHT.
First Round Of y. y. 4. Intra 10 70 RI
Baseball series Ends.

A; the end Of the frs, round Of the
New York University intramural base
bali series, five teams remain to compete
for the championship. All the games
thus far have been uneven and unin-
ie!,s,ing. with the exception OF the two
games between Delta Epsilon and ;he
Faculty. In this contest Freed pitched
no hit. no run game against his pro-
f'ssors. The games to date,
2eta psi ........9 o o 4
Gould Hal.......0 / N--i5
Batteries Schuck. Mcclure and Dibble
Moody and Thompson.
ne.ta Ph.........o o A?
KAPPA sigma ......S O--e2
Batteries Tomkins, Reed and Sears
k'sun and Many
FI,uity ..........O o. 0
Delta Epsilon ....a o 0 N-l7
Batteries Miller and TtoN bridge; Freed
sId >omers.
PHI Gamma Deita.......e ito
n kappt Alpha ........O o i (.
Baiteri,s-w Waters and +. Sears: Claud
and saul
De':a sigma Phi.........l O--i
~ Cp>iIo ...-........O o Us
Bdttsric. --pomfret ana Baberfeld: Rus
90 and Deuts
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TWELVE INNING GAME A TIE.
Michigan and syracuse Each Have
Two Runs when Hail Fails.

Ann ARBoR, Mich. May s.-Syracuse
and Michigan fought their second extra
inning tie here this afternoon. but to-
day each team pushed two runs across
before a hailstorm broke up the game
Intermittent showers which halted the
contest n half hour in the fourth inning
made the paths a sea Of mud and handi-
capped the pitchers. Despite this fact
Sislcr hung up nineteen strikeouts and
failed TO walk man. Turnure was
effective for Syracuse. although he
walked three and struck out only eight
batters The score
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Runs Gianocomo. :: Connolly. ,; Mct army,
Irwin ?: koons lone nuns onnolly. IRWIN
Three base hit Mccarthy. TWO base hlts
Rsron >. Armstrong Sacrifice hits Wallace.
Tormcy Kelly. shugrue. stolen base: Con
,n.n a. penusylyania : Hits on Splclmsn
, in one inning: on weisncr, in eight inning
or, Kelly. s in nine innings. struck out ny
SpIclman /. By weisncr. I; by Kelly. lir,i
base on halls ON Spielman, :: on W ei>ner. =:
OH Kelly. q. Umpire Fletcher. Time hours
and 10 minutes.
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ANNAPoiLs. May Sin an exciting
ten inning game ST. Johns won from
Maryland Agriculture! College here this
morning, TO j With the score TO 3
IN the tenth Heise was safe on Der
rick's error. stole second and wen. to
third on Browns scratch single Uauver
then hit 10 the infield and Mess failed
TO hold the throw. HeIss sliding home
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>, WORCESTER. Mass. May S.-New
hannshire states heavy batting in the
ist inning, together with errors by the
nome infeld, enabled the visitors to
VII TO victory over Worcester
I'NA on Alumni Field to-day. The
VISITORS were unable to d. much with
1''S pitching after the fist round.
A. >, r HE
n" Hampshire so O0oO-s 3
w ester Tech .... 0 o o / | ID . :
h''.eri".-New Hampshire state B!sselI
e.. WEIGH, Worcester Tech. Luce and
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TRINITY coNoUERs wrLLrAMs
victor by q 10 over Nine That
Heat Vale Earlier In week.

HARTFORD, May s.-Trinity felt
elated to-nigh, over a decisive victory,
score to I, over the strong williams
nine ttat beat Yale earlier in the week
Ioolni. the first man to bat this after
noon. made hit and later scored Will
ia'ns : solitary tally. In the third In
: lts TriHity landed on Young for four
tts anu three runs. In the sixth a
dc"h'. ana single. combined with a
!air "f errors. brought IN saree more
runs The score:
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MIDDIEs OUTPLAY CATHOLICS.
Fast Game In which Annapolis
shines at bat aud AHcld.

ANSAPoLIs. May Sin fast game
the Naval Academy won to-day from
Catholic University, to .. Johnson
pitched strongly for the visitors until
the sixth. when he manifested some
wildness. and this with two safe hits
and the Midshipmen's fast work on the
bases accounted for three runs and
the game The Milshipmen felded
CleVerly The score.
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SMITH USEFUL TO VERMONT.
Wins Three Events. hut Colgate
Team Gets the other Ten.

HAMILTON, ~ Y. May Sin the first
track meet OF the Colgate schedule Cot
gate defeated Vermont to-day 10y \
score of - to 81 Throughout the NEE
the Maroon was easily In he lead and
the Vermont team won bu; three frsts
out OF the thirteen events. These three
events were won by the same individual,
Smith
The only record work OF the day was
in the high jump. which went 20 Smith
Of Vermont. who Jumped feet H.
inches In the two mile Vermont had
no representatives and Hartman and
Roughton finished dead heat in 10
minutes 1914 seconds
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81. Francis Prep won from Eastern
District Yesterday al the Prospect Park
Parade Grounds by score OF II TO 10.
The game was scheduled for seven in
nings. but Eastern tied the score. neces-
stating the full nine sessions before a
decision was reached. II was the frst
game OF the season for Eastern D!stric,
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Fordh.m Prep Win. In Ninth.

Fordham Prep was forced to extend
Itself to win a 2 to decision over Ade,.
phi Academy yesterday on Adelphi Field
The winning run was scored In the ninth
after Adeiphi had tied the score in the
eighth. The score
n n F..
Fordham Pr-p. o o 30 4 Ia
AIDE phi. 0 o 0 . "a :
BAIT. ries-Deholery and Fri~ch Mon
Tor. md Dnhlln
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\. y. 4. Freshmen beaten.

The New York University freshman
baseball team was defeated by the
Coope- Union nine yesterday afternoon
or Ohio Field, The score was "A to :.
The Cooper Union nine scored eight
runs in he second inning. after two
men were out In the eighth and ninth
innings The freshmen succeeded In filling
me bases, hut were unable TO score their
men. The score:
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AGGIES EASY FOR AMHERST.
Msssachusrtts Farmers Get Only
one Run ON seRmsns.

AMHERST. Mass. May S.--Amherst
triul pned ,ver Massachusetts, Agricul-
tu-al college to-day, 10 |. Al Sea
mans pitched his first came and showed
class that seemed to warrant his being
used in REGULAR tuln with Robinson.
Only in the NTH did VI. A. C. get a man
to third base and then On long triple
b. Meus, which scored man VINO was
o. FIRST Brown for Amherst got two
hits and helded faultlessly The score
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boys High DONnrd Again.

Boys High School lost its third
straight game Yesterday. being beaten
To by Manual Training at Suburban
oval. only two Boys High players were
able 10 conrec; safely with Frank Sheri-
dams offerings, The score:
Ri. y
Manual Training olil3o3y-s II
Bows High ...... 1000 20 o - &
batteries Sheridan Swain and Lind /.
kirChner and bernstein
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Runs Mlddlebrook, Milburn. Home run Mill
burn. Sacrifice hits Maiden. Stolen bases e.
gore. 2. Double plays -RIdlon. Maiden and Mer-
M. Left on bases Yale. T. Vermont. g. First
base on balls ON Gilbert 4. FIRST base on errors
Yale. ? Ncrmont, I. Struck out BY Way u: by
Gilbert, Passed balls Mayf,rth. Hunter
Umpire Wilson. Time; hour and 80 minutes
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Rum. Gerhard. =. Merrllat. Hobbs. Brit
ON .: Oliphan;. Bradley Seyland, Young >;
Gallagher Bailey. Harrison Stolen bases
MerrIIla, Hobbs Butler. Colville. Young
sacrific hits Hobbs. Prichard Two base
his Merrillat Bailey. Three base hit
Bradley Home run Young Double play
Cofhn and Britton struck out-By Neyland.
-: 10y Jennings. . First base on oalls-on
Neyland =: on Jrnnings. / Passed ball
Sw.eilsnd Left on bases-Army, :: Wash.
Ing,on and lee. 6 Cmpires-Culum and
Marshall Time hour and ~ minutes
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Commercial High Noses Oas.

Commercial High School got an 3 to
victory over Erasmus Hall Yesterday on
Commercial Field. Each school was
forced to use two pitchers Erasmus
had the bags filled in the last inning.
with one ran needed to tie. when the
final out was made. The score:
Il II T.
Commercial. . q y, IL
'nsnuS Hal o o II ~ >
Batteries = Il uIsen. Mccormick and
l.0gue. pO.snn. Hon: md Hershman
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Montclair Beats Borde,t>-

MoNrcLAih. N. J.. May S.-with a -.
organized nina Montciair Acsdnmv ~
f'ated the Bordentown Military Ins.,.
tuie to-day. TO 2. Backed I'd by -.
feet support. Radford let down ,hs -
tors with only two hitA w
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Runs Shcchy, ?; Raftcr. Travis Home nun
ltaftcr Three base hit Rafter. Two base
hits Sislcr. Neman. Double play -Siser and
Maltby Struck out BY Sister. ~ by Turnurc,
= First base on balls ON Turnurc. g. Passed
Michigan, Z; Syracuse. 2 Hit by pitcher y
1urnurc tSslcrl. Umpire Egan OF Detroit.
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Manual seconds Win on 10 hits.

The Manual second team defeated the
Commercial seconds Yesterday on the
la'ter's field. II to ) Thlrty-two hits
were made in the game The score.
r. II r
Manual Seconds OF 5O302O Oil 10 I
Commercial Sec 10000 n o. 10 Z
Batteries Gross and McGinns. Msthe
son and Hoffley
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PAwIlSG. y Y, May s.-The Paw
l.ug School team defeated Williams
freshmen here to-day, IL 10 O. II was
Rawlings ninth straight victory. The
score
RI p
Paving ..... nnI<eoInx-ll 5
WUlarns Fr,-h'n 900 q 0 Q o 0 % .
Bat,erles-Whitney and Rowland Pol
L.r.L- nLnr .nn Anl Hergnn.
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RUTGERS

yesc; First base on bals-On waterfeld, /: On
diagbloom, !; on G-novese. l. Struck out-.By
on bascs-N.N. T.. IL; Ruteers,B. Hit BY pitch.
Pau, Gillian. Umplre-Legge Tfme-3
hours and "a minutes.
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FORDHAM.
Totals. 32i227 o o


5FV'TCH'
Fordham. ........O o 2 u o q %
Columbia. ..........l q o "a
Runs Watt Benson. Beck 2 Lane Smith
Herman. Carroll. Home runs Beck, Smith
Three base hit Friedrich Two base hits
smith, Kane. First bA>c on balls on smith >.
on Walsh. .. Struck out by Smith. 10: BY
walsh. ?. Stolen ba~e-Bunckc. Sacrifice hit
Benson, Beck. Friedrich Left on bases
Columbia, . fordham. g. ~, by pitcher BY
Smith kelhcri. Umpire. Mack and stock
dale. Time of game 1 hour and 80 minutes.
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inlr second Nine Defeated.

The EUsle wood Field club won
r ,rieyS battle from the Yale Cniver-
'.iy second team on the formers field
En-lewood yesterday by score OF
ip J. John Beckvermet who Joined
We Englewood club last week, was on the
ound and held the cole gians TO four
scattered hits. Beckvermet had a dozen
sir.keOuts The score:
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S""rthmorc Wins In thirteenth.

''"lhGEyILLE, Pa, May s-Swarth-
Won an exciting thirteen inning
san" rom Irs!nus here to-day by
N",e ~ 10 > Both teams played loose
Yiu .N IN" field during the early innings,
uu NHht'noi up in the closing innings
'I'hWp'e won the game In the thir-
:, 'h when two men got on passs
s"'"NS3 rrrors and Riffert scored them
IT'D 4 long double. The score
r,. v ~ r.
81 O000OI0 5000 o. 7
..n'f' n" ! 90 20 o 0 90: - I
Amos ana Harry; Johns, q
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Tufts shut. Out brown Nine.

MEn'"Rp Mass. May S,-Tufts shut
on brown, 10 q. here to-day. Whit
'"he' hrld the visitors to six scattered
,"' ana was supported faultlessly. The
,o". players had no difficulty in hitting
,r'W "nd ~ FeinbUrg Was unable to
,,l''" '-rE atcly they ran wild on the
ot'"' The score.
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SMITH WEAKENS NEAR END.
seton Hall Nine solves tresce"'
pitcher Late and Wins Game.

Seton Hall COLLEGE came through with
a late rally and defeated the Crescen.
Athletic club on the latter's field yes
terday by a score y to 4. In the
., yenth and eighth innings the college
boys gathered Ave OF their nine hits'
" hich scored four runs and gave them a
two run lead. Sr4th, formerly OF VIII
Jams, was puzzle TO the seton MN
batters in the early frames out he weak
ened toward the end.
Dillon held the hard Crescent batters
u, six hits. three Ct which came IN the
eighth inning for two runs Shannon
pIayed a spectacular fielding game at
shortstop for Seton Hail, while Butler
and Riddle shone for Crescent In this
respeci The score:
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Runs -,Ionnson, Jacgel ! Lenthe Bellon.
T. Woodwork Sacrifice hit Paris. Stolen
bases -Jacggli, 2; Bcllon. hit by pNchcr-By
Ferris. First base on balIs-Oh Beilon. y. on
Ferris. S. Struck out BY BelloR. Z: by Ferris.
:. Passed balls r.. =. l.. I: stevens. l. Time l
hour and 20 minutes.
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rem" stat" RON. Up Mig score.

g., 'N't '"LLEGE, Pa, May S,--Ienn
" Won another game here to-day.
:, eating Carnegie Institute by IL
mo score was tied at four all up
., ' .'N"1ih mdilg, when i;tate scored
SUI runs. The score:
t.rr ". u f.
'arucr. n S-i.
War Hines and Lain; Leibert.
''"' and Nogt.
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Nuns Lynch. Smith. Adams. 2 Hicks IT.
Fisher Home run Adams. Two base hits -
Croker. II Fisher. First base on balls on john
Glover. Struck out By Blodgett. : by John
/ son, Left on bases MAYA Academy. :. CATH
Ole Univ Crsity. g. Double plays Calhoun.
Adams and Rodgers Adams and Rodgers
White and killiOn. Empires Hughes aud Belts
Tim. hour and - minutes.
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Harvard ...........
Hcly Cross ..........

1,nIy si,a,s .'''''.'''''.''SSS $3.50
Runs Mahan, Nash 2. Reed, Coolidge, Long.
Granrv Hastings. Three base hit Mahan
Sacrifice hits Long. Murphy. Wallace. Nor
ton GAnnrtt 2 Stolen bases Long. Nash
coolidge First base on balls BY Mahan. Ora
ncy. Wallace. Grimm. Long: by Wallace. Gan
nett. Frye. Beal First base on errors Holy
cross |. iiaryard3 Left on bases Holy Cross D
Harvard struck out BY Mahan q. by Wal
lace Double plays Hardwick TO Abbott.
Grimm. O'Ncil to bevlin. Passed ball-Hsrtc.
Wild pitches N ahan 5. Hit by pitched ball
Nash. Reed. Harte. Cmplrcs Conway ana
Murphy. Time hours rs minutes.
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rour Runs In Ninth Enough.

Henley Institute batted out a 4 TO 3
victory over Bay Ridge High School yes
terday at West End oval. Dutch Karl
son held the Henley lads scoreless for
eight innings. but weakened In the ninth
After Hefey scored three runs on two
singles and pair OF doubles Bob Sheay
went in and on the first ball pitched
Twirler Morton Of Henley landed on IL
for single. bringing in the winning run
The score:
~ II. IT. +.
Heffey........ a q q - 10
RhN Ridge. q u O--3 .
Batteries Morton and Mersl HARRISON.
Sh"sN and Driscol
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Runs Murray. 2: Mckay. Shelly, swift. 2
Toolan. Stolen bases -Toolan, Mckay Dcnnins.
carpenter. Gllooly. Sacrifice hits Murray stat
Double plays-Mckay, Murray and Shelly.
smith and shelly. First base on balls q q
Young. =: on Swift 2: Struck out by Swift. b.
by Young. \. hit by pitcher -Michicr, swift.
Lett on bases Trinity, q: Williams. = Umpire
Mccarthy. Time hour aud 20 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. MAY S--Union
opened its home baseball season here
;hs afternoon with poor exhibition.
defeating Hamilton by the score ~ 4 10
3 Ono 10 t.u iurluG battle. The home
team play cd a loose game making seven
errors. The score.
Il " r
hamilton. 800 900 "a
tnion....... . q o o o - ~
Bstieries-W hi'Wan ana Miller, Hum
mer and II. Beaver Umpire-Glenn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Evander Childs defeated Curtis yes
terday at ;he latter's Staten Island field
by score OF . to .. Callahan famed
nine of the Curtis batsmen and allowed
bu; six hits. The score
u. ". T.
FIaud-r Chllds 2 - II
curtis ........ ~ - o. = s
Eitt-"ies ia 'Ithan and GOODWIN Len.
!nEton and Markham
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Catholic t......... q o o o o >
Naval Academy ....i o o o Os o o -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03

a Watch That Is Seen but Not Heard,
II watch or a small clock is TO he
kept on a table BY a sick bed, a good
plan is to cover the watch or clock
with a tumbler- 1t will then be seen,
but not heard.