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Before sunset If there Is any sun
to-day--two more red letter days will
have gone into New Yorks book of
past performances In sport The big
city has been generously provided by the
major league schedule makers with no
less than two local openings for this
afternoon. Washington will attempt to
furnish a strong rebuttal to the argu-
ments of the New York Americans at
the Polo Grounds. McGraw and his
Giants visit Ebbets Field for the pur-
pose OF taking off the lid in t'latbush.
A throng OF enthusiasts were at the
Pennsylvania station last night to greet
Bill Donovan and his Yankees ON their
return from Philadelphia. This unusual
interest. combined with heavy advance
sale OF reserved seats. augurs well for
the Introduction of Col. RUPERT and
Capt. Huston as full fedgcd magnates
to-day. The Colonel and the Captain
were on pins and needles of apprehen-
sion yesterday. For they are expected
to Hank Mayor Mitchell on his march
across the field this afternoon to the
box of honor from which he will pelt
the first ball.
a safe and sane opening has been
provided for patrons of Brush Stadium.
The new owners 50 far departed from
the customary circus flavor of the open
ing that even invitations were dispensed
with. The opening day crowd will there
fore pan very much more per capita
than usual. Aside from the entrance of
his Honor there will he nothing which
even remotely resembles a parnde Rusi.
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DODGERS SEND PAIR
TO SHOWER BATHS
Crutchpr Goes First. and Then
COcrcham Tests sting Of
Brooklyn Cudgels.
WHEAT CUTS OFF LINERS

BosroX. April ci--Free hitting by tho
Dodgers gave them an to victory
over the Braves to-day. The VISITORS
pummel,cd Crutchers delivery 40 hard
In the nth inning that he ives removed
after -four runs had been scored. Cocre-
ham taking his place. The latter also
WAS prey for the visitors in the sixth
session and Bill James made his hrst
appearance of the season. no hi's being
made against him during two innings
Id,uue twlrled the final stanza.
The Braves took Aitchison's measure
In the third inning, hut Sherrod smith
was alright the remainder OF the way.
Wheat robbed Red Smith OF two extra
base hits by taking liners In deep left
Aside from u great throw to the plate
hy Moran for a double play. these were
the features.
A pass aud two hits gave Brooklyn
the first run The Braves took the lead
i'm the third on two singles. a double and
errors by schultz and Aitchison. Maran-
willie started the crash in the NTH by
fumbling Dauberts grounder Schultz
followed with single and Wheat
doubled Cutshaw flied out. but Iim-
norman doubled and Myers singled, all
of which was good for four runs. CO.
creham came In then and the next two
batters died at first. Two more were
added by the Brooklyns in the sixth on
a double by O'Mara. passed ball.
Schuitzs single. a steal and wild pitch
and Cutshaws hit
The visitors final run came from a
u pass, wild pitch and Zimmerman =
single Gowdy trpled In the sixth and
scored the Braves last tally on an out
at first. The score:
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Bss, hall To-day. a:a0 T. A ,r,,,t ,ro,ir,
Ghanpivhs!iip IChsun, ruiu Grounds lsNtn
- = sth ~. y y Nm " Mash irrton
Music. Adm Joe .idr' ""'"'"H'""'
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PHm'pELruth, Aprn 2l.--The Yam
KEGS. who are cutting up capcrs like
champions these days. piled up more
trouble on Connie Macks shoulders this
afternoon when they captured the iua'
game ~ the series Rill Donoyau's men
not only plas cred a neat coat Of white.
wash over the white Elephants bu; made
II three ont OF four. The final score of
the getaway game was \ to -.
Though suffering from a slight cod on
The chest. Ray Fisher was called upon
20 do the hurting and Ne operated In
splendid fashion. Ray held the Mack
rer 10 four hits and did not allow a
nan 20 reach tAi~l base 1t wrs his
second victory IN two starts
The Yankees ran into some good pitch
u. also but made extra base hits count
\ % IN their large score \ wild throw
on hutt los Kopf handed the Yankees
vo II their runs.
Two good double plays N which Boone
Peck ana Pipp figured were hcid.rg fcl-
lures. Strunk and Oldring were active
young men while the Yanks were At bat
They figured IN thirteen Of the As put
outs. OldrirS robbed Maisel OF homer
by = beautiful catch and Strunk repeated
on Pip.
All OF the Nanks' runs hi, one were
made while Euhe BreSs'or was In the
box Ruhr pitched the first three frames
and while he yielded hut three hits they
were o. virietE - do telling damage
In the second inning lipp, the first miu
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New York, \. Philadelphia, @
Washington. u Boston. 3
Detroit. (; Cui,agn. .
cleveland, : -. Louis. ~ innings sgre
mCnf.1
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GNEpEN CRY. April 2l.-St. pauls
school defeated the Jamaica IliSh team
htl" ms afternoon In an eleven inning
contest 10y Il score of i t. >. The la
mnIca team only got two hits off Woud-
burn, but eight errors made behind him
permitted the TALES IN the first half
Of ia" eleventh Jamaica went into the
lead M couutin2 twice st Paul's came
back. however aud three hits, incmd-
ing a triple hv Burdick. and a squeeze
play gave them the game. The score .
,, II. "A II.
81 PhuIS., o u - q 3-G 10 4
Batteries cantcv ana Burchncr. Wood
burn and Grimshaw
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OFFICERS GRASP FIRM
HOLD ON LAST PLACE
Twelfth Infantry Nine Loses
to Union Club in Winter
Baseball League.


The officers of the Twelfth Infantry
acquired an unbreakable grip on last
place in the Winter Baseball League
standing by losing game to the Union
Club Yesterday on the Fifth avenue lot.
II was long drawn out affair. the
Union club finally winning by a score OF
- to 10.
For the first few innings the soldiers
were ahead. but the second half of the
fourth proved their Waterloo. Taylor.
who was ptchnG his first game. went
TO pieces. allowing three hits and Civ
ing the Union club men four bases on
balls. His teammates helped the rout
by making four errors. and nine runs
crossed the plate before the Shining
ended. Both teams KEEP; on scoring dur
ing the remaining innings. but the OFF,
GERS never managed TO catch W. The
score.
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NOW IT'S CHALMERS
TO TURN ON GIANTS
For Second Time This Series
Cast orr Pitcher Beats
McGraw'S Tribe.
ALL FOUR GAMES TO PILLS

There are no signs OF brace by the
Giants. They lost to the Phillies yester-
day. their fifth straight defeat. To-day
they go over to Brooklyn to try their
luck and battle the 1rooklyns for last
place The Dodgers beat the Braves In
the last game of the series and are tied
with the Cardinals for last place. The
cards los, TO the Reds. and. like the
Giants, are playing poor ball.
yestertay's Results.
philadelphia. 6; New York. |.
Urookl,n, g. Boston, 4.
cincinnati I; st Louis. 60 innings
rsin.l
Pit,sburs .Chicago-Rain.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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TIGERS COME FROM BEHIND.
>tnrt Rally IN Eighth aud Finish
job In Ninth,

DETROIT. April 81 Coming from be-
hind. the Tigers started q two inning
rally ia the eighth to-day. taking the
last of the series from the White Sox.
I to Tex Russell blew up in the
last of the eighth. allowing Bush to
triple and cobb ana Crawford to double.
giving Detroit two runs Faber
vas sent 10 rescue Russell when Reb
made a wild throw in the last OF the
ninth. He famed Moriarity. but walked
Bush. forcing kavlnaugh in with the
tally that tied the score Younr's
grounder TO Weaver scored the vim
ming run. The score:
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They say the Forddn> are out at tho
new l3'th street \, G. The owner of
III" cluh sent FOR paday Donnellv and
offered hlm the job OF major domo
Paddy sand he had troubles of his own
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W,suiNGToN, April 2l.-catchcr Ed
die Aiusmlth and Pitcher 10" tng"l ~
the Washington Nationals were sem
fenced IN police court here to-day to
thirty days Imprisonment without A.
Tentative of a fine and y $50 fine re-
specliVcIN They were accused of hs-
Saultmg -. =. Edwards, q street Ca'
motormau, with whom they had trouble
Tuesday night. because, they asserted,
ne narrowly missed running into their
automobile Both said they would APP
peal.
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BASEBALL TODAY. tBBlv, ,IuIp


Sc,soH. Brook'yn [ \. y. 'i.,ni.
N'.sic bN shannon ,'rI ncu, Rand ,,,
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Big noise at The Federal tonight. Xii
han', Leonard, cross aud iiomney. \
We" hit q action, macs While they
are AT IT Young Aheirn and Leo Houcli
will he having t. out at the lrvins in
Rrookl,u,
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TO-slRy'- >cltcdul.
BROOKLYN in Newark.
Baltimore In Buffalo


NEWARK. April 2l.--The Rroo, I'd,
made their initial visit to-day ~ n.
home of the Newfeds in Harrison and
although defeated in lively contest
threw scare into the Jorseymcr In IN.
final chapter 1t was iiftN-Hfty With
the two teams until the sixth inning
each having scored run Then n.
Newarks tackled on another and tooa me
lead. Three more in the seventh -eaed
up the game for the home talent
Tom Seaton. who was on the mound
for the Brookfeds. was STABBED a. mo
end OF the seventh inning and Marion
was substituted. In the ninth White.
house, the Newark twirler. blew W. .cn.
porarily and two runs were put u,er
by the visitors. There were two moe on
the paths when the side was retired
The score:
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REDS CAPTURE EVERY GAME.
Fourth STRAIGHT From Cardinals
Nbbrr>in by Rain.

CiNCINNATr. April l.--Cincinuati
made a clean sweep Of the four game
series with 81. Louis 10y taking to-
days gene. To -. The game was
called In the NTH on account of rain.
Lcachs single IN the first and his stolen
base. AN out by II'rZog and kilifer's
sacrifice ny scored the only run of the
game. The score:
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on Bancrof,'s fly to Robertson. The

Rated for Perriit IN the sixth inning
4Bitted for stroud IN the eighth inning.
Phil abel phta ........... q - I d o u e
New York ............. a o . o q
Runs -Phlsd phia -Byrnc. .; Bancroft
Becker, Cravsth. Killer: New York Snod-
grass First base on errors Philadelphia. =
Left on bases Philadelphia. =; New York.
First base on hals-On Chalmers. ?. OF Per
rift. =; of stroud. |; of Fromme. l. struck
out-By Chalmers. :: 10y Permit, .: hy stroud.
|. Two base hit-Cravath. sacrifice hits
Byrnc. Chalmers. sacrifice flies Bancroft.
Whitfield Stolen base Bancroft Double
plays-Fletcher. Doyle and Mcrklc, Wild
pitches stroud. Frommc. H1s-Oh Permit,
in INNINGS; on stroud IN two innings
off Fromme none IN one inning. Umpire ma
chef-Byron. Field umpire -Orth. Time
hour and e. minutes
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Manual Training played it, third liz
game of IN" season yesterday going ilvr
Innings with honors even against Rich.
muud I'M, tn" score being All. Ma
ual scored It's two men ~ the first ses-
sion Richmond lllll Ted the c,uL, .a ,hc
htIh, The score
w II. II, T.
Rtchmoud Hill...,..... 90 Ia
Manual Training ..,,.. . q o q.
dan EorV and LIND
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=
Broughton Sproul. Moore. Irwin. koons.
Schimpf Home runs Cornog, >. Three base
hrs-Shoenaker. Koons Two base hits
brown Broughton Wallace Murdoch, Irwin.
Sacrifice hits-Brown. Broughton. Harry
stolen base-Broun LEFT on basc--Swarth.
more. =; Pennsylvania. . Hus.On Fake, I
IN two.thirds of an inning: of Murdoch. . in
eight and one.third innings struck oui-By
Twimng ;: by Murdoch . First base on
balls-OH Fake. :; of Murdoch. .; OFF Twin.
ing 8 First base on errors-Swarthmorc q:
Pennsylvania. / Hit by pitched ball-By
Murdoch ,Twiningi Wild pitch-Twining
umplre-Moniy Cross Time hours and Is
minutes
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'hiId- Outscorcs Clinton.

Eyander childs scored 4 to . victory
over DE Witt Clinton yesterday at Bronx
oval. Hjpp.e was IN excellent form
fur the thilds ui'c tanning thirteen
Errors h''p'd EvIndcr Cki,ds in It's
scoring TIE score
>, ,,.... II r
~" W ~ clinton 0 ! n o. g
tNtutrr Child. 500 q q q , ~ :
BIiirri"s -Graham and Power. Hpple
and GOODWIN.
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OLIPHANT SAVES NEYLAND.
Homer In ninth. second Of Game
Beats seton HAIL.

WEST PoIST. April 2l.--Oliphau' pho
has . happy faculty OF doing thing, =
athletics a. the proper time ana. .,,.
won game for the Army to.dt, Men
he slammed pilon's first Offering a." .t
cadets half Of the ninth inning FOR Mo
second home run of the dtN
cadets beat Seton Hall, ? tu =. fHe-,7.
chaiking up their seventh straight NJ
for the season and Incidentally t"r's
Neylands great pitching record B, .-
now seventeen straight for TN. Arm,
hurler Tho score
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HIT RAY COLLINS AT WILL.
senators Take Closing Game From
Rcd SON, ~ TO g.

WAsHINCToN. April Washington
outclasscd the Boston Red Sox here to-
day. winning the final game of the series
? to by hitting Ray Collins at will
ana taking advantage OF Bosto1's err
rors Southpaw Eoehling did not extend
himself and kept the hits well scattered
except In the sixth inning. The sore :
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'Blitcd for wallace ~ the ann inning.
}Rait"i for James in the 9th inning
Cleveland .............. ...... I q q .
~ IOlls .......... ........r.... q q /
Game called ~ end of sixth 10 allow
Cl"N"laud 10 catch tram
Ruu~ Shottpu. Loihold. Rtrharr - Nrill
Two base Eits u Nclll. T. walker. A.nrw
SiorIii"c M shields Doubt" plays Chan
mlu Turner ard Shields; wallace Pratt
ana Kaufman o. stolen base Shottou g.
First base on hals--Ou James o. On Stccn
struck out by slccn l.mplros NallIn and
Dlneen Time hour and 81 minutes
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Texas I.rngiie.

Galveston. !; san Antonio 3
Fort Worth. !. Waco, o.
beaumont, 3; Houston. 8.
Shreveport, II, Dallas tnlsvcu innings,
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Runs PInn >. tO0N >, H0'TNnnaU-N . Mn
sol. Gree SacrItr" hlts. Oidrlus, Boone NI'ml
tee lV Hnouc Two base hus Pinr. Cook.
Ronno Doubt" rlN- Nnnnc. pc'iuupau-h
ant ppr Bnuur ant Ppm Lett on hasc--
NV Work. d" rhladolnhl1 Ntru'n nui .
Nv Fisher g. hy Brr~sl.r !. hN Harper !.
FIRST bas, on balls Bv Fisher I. by lirrsslor
Innings wtrhcd BN IRE, slcr ,. 10y ilHrprr
o.. hy Fisher . HIT Ivy rltcher-B y Ilr"--lcr
Cree. HITS on Hr"sslrr g. of Warner
., oil Fisher lmpiros Connolly and chilli
Time hour aud y minutes.
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SEM little he ponth.eu dow. there
BAKER guaranteed him $1,000 for five
hghts-a thousand a crtck' said Me.
ke'rick AS soon a. the little French.
man Stenped m tie boat he Was told
that tines Wer" hard ara thai unless
he was willing To take - PEI cent. of IN.
agreed amount for each fch' for his end
ne had better turn about face and 90
Nom" lie had 10 stick ana he dIdu',
really earn dime. Dan Morgan has
Jimmy Cnmcy. the lightweight. down
there and half the t!.rc n. o.I rets .,
f"w dollars mailed TO him for his end
Australia iS not what Baker cracks II
UP To- be-
Nd Nolgast has turned promoter n.
was M th'ca-o yesterday and an.
"""'"'n 'hdt me- Vas representing WIS.
,"n~ln syndicate that had a i.cl,pot ~
S26 GOA TO nfIer Pack, Mcfarland and
Alik' Gibbons FOR bout. Wols,,i re-
fused to say who the angels were. hu,
>2',"on was ready for the mrs. and
s'"o was on tap TO pay each man tn,
moment ihcT place their 1o1r H,rrorks
+" set ~ articles
\ fuhnN incident happened at Whit.
lldins when Willard. iauked H., Inu,s
went M there to awe tn, Whit. l,',i,,.
nam f'ik. Enthusiasm entered not into
me spirit or things. less was a son,h
,''e n'NNer the same setting the ar,1,
Jones on razor edge
ZONES Wen into the building. gave
II IN" here and there ana imm,di,t,',.
broke out IN cold par,pira,ior rIo
walked out into the lohhy ia 500 If f.,
'han'e any of the toNns'olk had arm, Al
ny ihllNho, IS hai been promised hy
me W. = promoter The first him.
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'Bstted for Atchi-on in the fourth inning
tBatted for Cocreham IN the sixth INNING.
Bi'ted for James IN the eighth inning
Brooklyn ........ ...... o Is
Bost on. ....... : q Of
Ruus-O' Mara. Dauber,. schultz 3 Wheat
zimmerman. Moran. Fitzpatrick. Gather.
Gowdv Two base hts-whcat Zimmerman
Mara. Fitzpatrck. MAGE Three base
hi-Gowdy. Sacrifice ht-McCarty stolen
hases-Cutshaw. schultz. Double plays
Marsnville, Fitzpatrick and schmidt Moran
AMI Gowdy; OMara. Cut-haw ana DHubar'
Left on base~--Broo,lyn . Boston II FIRST
base on bal--On ArChson !. OF Smith =.
OF Cru'chcr T. OFF James :. of Luuu-
First base on errors Brooklyn l. Boston
llit nv nltcher-By Altrhison ,Fi,EpatrIck.
Magee' struck ou'-By Auchison / hy
Wild pitches Cocreham james Iuuu. I'm
pres Rl-l"r ard Hart Tine hours and
z; minutes
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Kansas CiN IF. H. o0-o ooo--f I
Pi;tsburg ~. I.'..O q ! o q o 90 - g.. /:
Batteries -CuIpp and Etst-r,y, lie ,!r
Allen and B,rr, umpIr,s Brennan ~
shannon
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o-day's schedule.
New York in Brooklyn.
Boston in Philadelphia.
Cincinnati In rittsburr
Chicago in st. Louis.
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TWELFTH iNFAN

Kuns-Wasmng'On- 2: Hincklev 3 Wal -On
;: Renlimln g: smith. O.: Lcavitt -: TAYLOR.
:. James :. Gauche. 3. Brown Foster Chad.
burn. Mccoy Two base hit smith Sacri.
hre hus-,iamcs sacrifice fly -Chadburn
stolen bases Benjamin. ,: Washington. %.
watson. =: LeiNltt. Smith, Hinckley. Taylor.
:, lanes =. Gauchc. .. Brown. Foster Mccoy
Lett on hases-l'nlnn =: Twelfth Infantry I
First base on halls-On LeavItt. 3: OFF Tavlor.
=, OF Mccoy. Passed balls-Wa, son.
Gauche Wild pIt'h-Leavitt Umpire-A
Blrnwell Time hour and Il minutes
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Fred Welsh Dislocated Shoulder
in Bout at Hudson Tuesday Mohf

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Run- Bush. Cobb. Kavanaugh. Witt Roth
Three base hts Russell Kavanaugh Bush
sacrifice Young, WIT . First base on
halls-On Reynolds : OF Russell > on
Fthcr struck ou'-By Russell 5 nv
REYNOLDS 10y Faber Hit by pltcheJ
hli. nv REYNOLDS 'Fouruer, by Boehlor
,Ru>s"il Pa-s"i ball-McKec rmpi-..-
ami inmates
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Ruu-IPach Two base Snyder Sacri,
tce ny-Ellllicr stolen bases Leach Wi.
son. Struck out by Grner I, by Ames T.
FIRST base on balls or Grincr !. Gmprcs
minutes.
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savannah, =, tulumbia, :.
Charleston. :; Augusta, / rcu inninrqN
Macon, 10, Albany,
jacksonville. ., Columns O
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A. Buffalo.

Baltimore ~. LpOo3OO0oIo
Buffalo #. ll....l o. q COY
Batteries-Cluinu and owen k-trr and
Allen and Blair, umpires. Mocu'ui sad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22
Detailed standing of the clubs.
ro-day's schedule.

Washington In New Nrrk.
Philadelphia IN Boston.
=. Louis m Chicago.
Detroit I'm Cleveland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22

ON" out whom winning run Was scored
fbiti"d for Baker IA tho seventh inning
.hiltci Tor Mckee IN the ninth nnin.
STATED Tor REYNOLDS IN The 81 .hth inntn,
Bai'cd for Boehler IN the ninth inuing
Chicago .......... % o q o a n A d,
Detroit .............. q o 0 81 y a - I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22
YANKS CUT CAPERS
LIKE REAL CHAMPS
Make II Three Victories out of
-Four IN Final Grapplc
With Athletics.
FISHER TOLLS CLENERLY

The New York Americans finished
their first road "trip yesterday by beat
ing the Athletics. who they defeated
three out ~ four TNcr have earned
a big welcome ~ homo to-day. They
are third I'm the race. tied with tho
Washingtons, who outplayed the Red
Sox. The Detroits held their lead by
swatting the White Sox and Cleveland
beat the Browns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22
'NEWFEDS ENTERTAIN
And BEAT TIPTOPS
Tom ScatOn Battcd Out While
Making First Visit 10
Harrison Field.
RALLY DIES OUT NINTH
NesterdRy's Resulfs

Newark. ). BROOKLYN. 2
Buffalo. s. Baltimore. T.
Pitts burg. 3 Kansas CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22

T. :. No. l3H, Ia, =. ; No Ia. 10.
J. :. No. IA, 10, Custer A. C.. ?.
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Tom .Nudrcws Wi,,t YESTERDAY asking
Soldier Bdrltirld T. 80 to Australia for
SNOWY Baker Tom Is asked to send
two s"od middlow"iaht. Manager Me
ketrick wired back that there was moth
inS doing,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-22

Oakland. .. Los Angeles.
St.t Lake. = Portland p
los Angrles-Stn Francisco. ratn.
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-08
BUSINESS LOCALS

MONEY-We can place a few loans
on First Farm Mortgages-Interest
low.-John Orchard.-adv. 3-27-tf
Eggs for sale-Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds, $3.50 for Is; SIS for 100.
J. A. Dobson, Dickinson.
adv. 3-13-3mp
Monogram and University goods at
the Dickinson Mercantile Co. They
cost more but are worth it.-adv.
8-39-tf'
Farm Loans-prompt service, un-
limited amounts of money available.
W. F. Blume, office over Dickinson
Mercantile Co.-adv. 2-6-tf
Repairing promptly attended to and
all work guaranteed. Let US figure
your job, we car say you money.
Drop in and let us talk it over with
you. Halstead & Bailey.-adv. 3-13-tf
The Dickinson press., 1915-05-08
NEW

This week DR.. A. L. Garner of
Abba, Iowa, arrived in Dickinson and
has decided to locate here permanent
ly. His wife, who is also a chiro-
practic doctor, will arrive in about
two weeks. Both are graduates of
the Palmer school in Davenport, la.
Chiropractic is the science of .ad-
justing the cause of disease by re-
aligning the twenty-four movable
vertebra Of the spine, releasing pres
sure on nerves radiating from the
spine to all parts Of the body, which
causes, it's adherents claim, ninety
five per cent of the diseases to which
flesh is heir.
The Doctors Garner are enthusi.
asts in their work and come most
highly recommended as to personality
and preparation.