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COOLERS PROTEST GAME
ON ACCOUNT OF UMP|RES
Berger, Busch Claims, Was Out mt
Third, but Arbiters Were
Not Looking.
TARs WIN FROM PORTSMOUTH
Cochran Had Pirates Guessing-Suf-
folk Takes Game From Rocky
Mount-Rain Stops Contest After
Fifth Inning.
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch. I

PETERSBURG. May 19.-PetersburE
was defeated by Newport News in tho
last game of the series this afternoon.
Errors by Busch in the NTH and ninth
innings caused a runner to cross the
home plate in each of these innings.
Both Hirsch and Hamilton pitched good
ball. Hamilton had almost perfect
support while the Coolers Helders
were credited with hve errors.
In the fifth inning with Berger on
nrst; Walters hit to Long who feldcd
the bail promptly to Barnett, Berger on
the throw kept running and Barnett
returned the throw to Busch Cullen
umpiring bases. called Walters out but
RossElck. umpiring behind the bat
lailed TO see the play at third. al
though Berger was plainly out. neither
OF the umpircs would decide the play
at third. and Busch protested the
game. Berger scored immediately ar
forwards on Busch's error on Hassons
inheld hit. The score:
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EASTERN COLLEGE DEFEATS
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE TEAM
NirEininns Hit McrrIcknn Hard In EIx.
ADMINISTRATIONS. Who Re-
Hevcd Him. Checked Butters

ANNAPOLIS. MD, May 19-Eastern
to-day by the score of 10 TO g. Mcroo
rickan. who pitched the first five inn
inSs for st. Johns. was hit hard, Mai
NEWS, who relieved him, held the yisi
tors to three hits White, pitching for
Eastern: held the Cadets TO five hits
ana had he had better support woulJ
nave pitched a shutout game. Hoe dc
serves much credit for his cXcellent
catching and timely hitting.
Score by innings: p
st. johns ............l o o | o 0 o O. .
Battcries-Eastern: White and Hoo
ST. Johns: Merrickan. Matthews and
Hauvcr.
Summary: Hits-Om White. on,Mcr.
rickan 6: off Matthews, A. Struck ON
by White. .; by Merrickan. A. by
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TWENTY-SEVEN PH|LL|E
BATSMEN FACE GR|NER
ST. Louis Twirler Performs Remark
able Feat Against League
Leaders.
JACK COOMBS STILL THERE
Athletic Cast-OT Wins Third
Straight Game With Brooklyn.
Giants Clean Up Series With Chi
cago-Reds Shut Braves Out.
JACK CooMBs STILL THERE
Especial to The Times-Dispntch I

lSPeSiai 10 Inc IimeS-D dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-Griner
performed the remarkable feat In to-
oaE game In which st. Louis shut out
inliadeiphla. ) to o. of pitching to only
twonty-Sevcn batsmcn I'm nine innings
oiriner was touched up for only two
singles, and he did not give a pass
Wnile ne was given perfect support by
ms tcamnatcs. Chalmers also gave n
splendid exhibition of twirling, but he
was given poor support. In trying to
reach second when Becker famed in
the first inning, Byrnc was touched ont
ny Butler whose foot struck the runner
on the head. Byrne suffered a slight
concuSsion Of the brain, and Stock took
his place. The score:
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breckenridge and Pick were the
stickers yesterday, both getting two
hits out Of three times up. II was
Johnny Bates. however, who drove in
the tieinE run with a four Dagger 70
the bleachers.
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-------------- --
COOMBS WINS ANOTHER

BROCkLYN. May 19.-Jack Coombs
won ms third straight victory, and
scored his second successive shutout
OF tne season today, when he blan
Cincinnati, TO 0. Coombs held the
NlaltorS TO hVc hits. the nearest they
came to scoring being in the 0ftb yrbon
Stengel nippcd Clark at the plate on
iicrzoS's single 10 right. BROOKLYN hit
AmcS for runs in the fourth and sixth
TOUR mus netting one run in the fourth
ana Myers sending Wheat home from,
mrs, mrst IN the sixth with a long double
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Clark Grimth Is wholly dissatisfied
with the team representing Washing
ton. and is casting about for some new
material. 1t was remarked here dur
ing the spring exhibition games that
Richmond had 4 better chance at tho
international rag than the Nationals
did for the American League pcnnant
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HANK GOING TO FEDS
Veteran mpire and Munger About
Read! {" Jump to Independents.

CHICAGO. May l9.--Henrv O'Day,
Veteran umpire and manager in the
National League practically has con-
cIhGrd negotiations for Joining the Fed
Siai l."aEu" stan OF umpircs 1t became
KNOWN to-day. President Gilmore, Of
thc t"Gcral organization. said he had
reached terms with O'Day on all pro
p"Sais with the exception OF salary
"hirH ne expects to settle speedily.
Gilmore has had several complaints
AGAINST two o: his present umpircs
and II is said that the men in question
may b" released
@ pay managed the Chicago club OF
the National League last season.
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ATHLETES ON TOBOGGAN

CHICAGO. May lo.-The wildness of
the Philadelphia pitchers paved the
way for 10 victory for Chicago to-
day In the final game of the series
After giving his eighth base on balls
In the eighth, Wyckoff was succeeded
by Pcnnock, who allowed three more
This. coupled with opportune hitting,
including a safe hunt by r. Collins and
double by Schalk. gave the locals the
game The score.
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Montreal.
Totals 10 2 2. Is o rotals

'3atted for Richter in ninth.
Score by Innings:
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.FLEET-FOOTED TYRUs COBB
WINS GAME FOR DETROIT
Georgia Peach Annexes Four Bags,
and His Single Tied
Score.
JOE JACKSON PLAYS FIRST
Sockless Wonder Fields New Posi-
ton Well-Indians Beat Boston.
Athletic Pitchers Are Wild, and
Chicago Again Drubs Mackmen.
ESPECIAL 10 The Tlmes-Dlsnatch. I

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
DETROIT. May 19.-Cobb's daring on
the bases helped Detroit defeat New
York. to /. to-day. His single in the
third inning sent Coveleskie home with
the run that tied the score. The fleet
Georgian stole second and third, but
iackinpauEh's fine stop of Veach's
In the eighth Cobb walked stole second.
advanced on wild pitch and came
home on Young's single. Tyrus had
-FOUR stolen bases TO his credit. Tho
score:
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SUFFOLK TRIMS BRONCHOS
tspecial to Tho Timcs-Dis,,,c,1

Timely swnts, costly errors, rain gave
suffolk the last of the series here to-
day by a score of 3 to =. in "a game
of which were played In light shower
Despite the dilatory tactics OF the Tar
Heels, the light sprinkle was the or
played. when the bottom dropped out.
wettinG the grounds and making furih-
CT play impossible. Pool was being
hit hard when the rain saved him and
his team was rompng all over the lot
cutting off hits. Welchcr had pitchers
warming up when rain rallied TO the
occasion. The score:
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summary: Runs-Gihooley ,2,, Caristrom.
MccartH. Judge 90. I.alonEc. Fabriquc.
OF Cooper. :; of Bentley. 3. Base. on balls
on Cooper, 4 off Bentley. .: of Beehe 4
struck out--by Cooper, by Bentley !: by
Bcche. I. Two-hase hits--Onslow. Gilhoolcv
Jameson. Sacrncc hits-Bcebe Gin. Kent
ing. Sacrifice ny-Bcebc. Stolen hascs-C;il-
ho"ley Double plays-C;ill to Onslow. Tut
wiler. Cooper to Gill Hit by pitchcr-by
Cooper tkeatingl: by Bentley tJudge)
Wild pitch-Bcntiey. Passed baIls-lialey
Cmplres. Goldman and Hart. TImn IL,
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COCHRAN FOOLS TRUCKERS


PORTSMOUTH. VA, May l9.-Bcyond
scattered scratch hits In the latter inn
ings, Cochran proved riddle TO Ports
mouth to-day. and Truckers went down
IN defeat. The final score stood 3 to
0. The only runs made being those
gathered OF Schacffer by Norfolk In
the first inning. McClcary who re-
levcd him. went bit to strong for
the visitors, and the run gathering
ceased. Norfolk's only other chance
to score came In the eighth when
Foiles. after Knocking lwo-sackcr
was called out by umpire for failing
TO touch first base Score:
FoIl
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GIANTS TAKE THIRD

NEW YORK. May 19-New York
MADE 1t two out OF three from Chicago
to-day. winning the deciding game Of
me series by n score of > to |. The
visitors hit Stroud. New York
Marquard went into the box and re-.
tired two Chicago batsmen with tho
bases fun The Giants drove Vaughn.
inc veteran left-hander. into retire
ment IN six innings. Murray's hitting
and great one-handed catch BY tho
same player were the features. The
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IbhIIatJclnIiin

Totals ..35 10 II 10 . Totals ..oe S 27 Il .
'Batted for CIcotte In third.
tBatted for Benz In NTH.
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The Toronto sport writer's are on
thusiastlc over the Climbers. Looks
like prospective worlds champions
says one.
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NEWFEDS BEAT REBS
Pittsburgh Unable to hit MoscIcy In
Pinchcs, while ITcnrnc Is Liberal.

;, HlTTSBC RGll, May l9.-The Newark
Fcderals defeated PITTSBURGH here to-
day. TO 3. Mosclcy for the visitors
was unhittablo in the pinchcs. while
iiearnc was touched for I'VE hits in
the third which nettcd three runs and
was again hit hard in the seventh when
ne gave way 10 RarGcr, who stopped
the scoring.
Score by innings: R.H.E
Newark ......0O 3OOl3 90 10 D
Pittsburgh ....0O0 , 01--3 .
batteries Mosclcy and Raridcn
lcarne, Bargcr and O'Connor.
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Bls0Ns LICK GRAYs
Lspseial ! 10 tn Tunes Dlsna,eh.l

Especial TO The Times DISPATCH
4 BUFFALO y. " May l9.-Thn Gray'e
pitchers were ineffective to-day and
their support was likewise below bar
50 tho Bisons we're able TO bca, ;h.rn
again. TO :. The locals GOT -four
runs In the eighth inning when Bent
ley lost control ard filled the bases.
Doubles ~ GNhooiey and Jarnlcson
turned his charitable offerings Into
runs. Cooper was knocked from tho
mound IN the nth Beebc allowed ONLY
four hits. but Was Wild carly in the
game. a nc-handcd catch by Tut
wiler probably the most remarkable
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Harper pItche. No hit Game.

M!NNEAPOLIS. MINI. May 1e.-Har-
~ Harper, the twenty-year-o left
handed pitcher. recently obtained by
the Minneapolis Association club from
the Washington American League club
pitched a no-hit, no run game against
ST. Paul to-day, Minneapolis winning, 4
TO O., At times trifle wild. Harper
Steadied with men on bases and struck
out twelve men. He walked seven and
was charged with q balk.
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INDIANS BEAT SOX

CLEVELAND. May 19.-Clevcland
cvcncd up the series with Boston. win
ming. to ?. The locals knocked Foster
from the box, but Ruth held them sa.e
HaSerman was mystery until the
ninth. when three hits and two passes
Melted two runs. Joe jackson made
his debut as n first bascman and did
Vol. Third Bascman Wambsganss, OF
Cleveland, and Catcher Thomas, of Bos-
ton. retired because of injuries. The
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
Washington ut Cleveland.
New York Mt ST. Louis
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. 3; Toronto, 4.
Rochester, %: Jersey City, 8.
Buffalo. 0; Providence, S.
Newark, O.; Montreal. O.
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Ginmts Win From Enrle..

ovcrwhc!In.ng score OF ~ to 4 from n
hhsics yesterday The base stealing
"f ne GIANTS VAS something seldom
seen IN hhs" ball. a home run, triple
,Iiu '"n d"Hb.cs were secured. by La
!itz Tn" Giants connected with the
PHI for twcnty-one hits
~ Batteries -'rants: Gibson. Lapitz
c arc. Eagles Shcveds. Barlow and
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Petersburg.
Totals 81 ! - IS Totals
'Battcd for HirsCh I'm ninth.

StoFc by innings: n
Newport News .........0 o q Ia
petersburg .............0 o o o.!
summary: 3uns-Scigle. Smith, Berger
Tee Two-hase h.ts-Spenccr. Donovan
smith. Sacrifice hits-Bunting, Berger
stolen basc-BuntinE- Double pRys-AE-
new and Barnett: Bunting and HaSson
Bases on balis-on Hirsch. :: on Hamilton.
:. Let on hases-PctersburE. :: Newport
News: 5. Hit by pitched hails-IIir.ch
struck out-by Hirsch. T. by Hamilton l.
Time. .:i5. Empires. Rossback and Cullen
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chicago .................0 o o q o.
New YORK .............G 0 o -
SUMMARIES: Runs-Saier. Grant Robertson
i'rainerd. Meyers, Murray. Two base hits
Mi'nn"rinan. Archer. Three base hit-Saier
lone rur-Murray. Stolen bases Robert
son go. Grant. Earned runs-Chicnrn :.
New York. ). Double play-Meyers and Io.
ncrt; eft on bascs-New York. !: Chicago
~ Eases on halls-on Vaughn. :: off Adams
:. OF stroud. IIts--om Vaughn i IN !,
innings; on Adams. non" in Innings: of
STROUD, 10 IN Is Innings: IF Naro,iard
none in "a inning Hit b. pi,,bcrh,.
vaughn Gtobertsoni Struck out,hy Stroud
:: ~ vaughn, j. Time. 1871 Umpires Klein
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Harvard Crew to Row Cornell.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. May lo--The
Harvard University crew tonight left
for Ithaca where. on Saturday, IL Will
match blades with tho Cornell eight.
With the crow were the freshmen oars
men. who are TO compete with the Cor
nell freshmen. Both crews were re-
ported In nne trim.
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HUSTLERS BEAT SHELTERS


TSnooIaT % TN0 07-NIs0atch
ROCH ESTER. y Y. Nav lG-Icrsev
conCludin" game %" the series with
Rochester to-day rut the Skcctcrs
crowded four errors into N. second
inning along with two hits two hit
hatsmen a base on balls. ANA = bat
terv error for seven runs, while two
wild throws following a hit and a
pass. gave Rochester Two runs In the
eighth. the home team winning by Q 10
8. Neither Hom nor Ericl<scu Was Ct
fcctivc the formcy being driven from
The scgrCt
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Toe Jackson. who sometimes runs
billiard room in this burg, has been
shifted to first base by the Cleveland
management. The designation Of the
socklcss one as n first sacker made
him the seventh son of Dixie in success
sion to guard the Indians initial
cushion.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, :: Boston, o.
Brooklyn, ,: Cincinnati, O.
New York, 3; Chicago, l.
st. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit, &; New York, I.
Cleveland, s; Boston, g.
Chicago. Q; Philadelphia, Z.
WESTINGHOUSE. Louis postponed, rain)
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Portsmouth,.

Norfolk observation-disclosures o o %
portsmouth ............o %
summary: Runs-Stcinbrenner. Mcmahon
Ihrasher. Two base hits-Thrnshcr and
Miller Sacrifice hit-B. Stewart. stolen
basc-McMahon Bases on ballS-ofr Coch-
ran. :. Left on bases-Norfolk. 3: Ports
mouth. s. Hits-on Schacncr. {: OF Me
cleary. 3; Oft Cochran, :. Struck out-hv
Mcclcary. 2: by Cochran, :. Time. l:i5. I'm
pirc, Hussey. Attendance. lodp
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BRAVES SHUT OUT

BOSTON May 19.-Mamaux held the
HraVeS without run to-day. while
Pittsburgh scored seven times off the
delivery of Raglan in five innings
Crutchcr, who took RaSan's place I'm
the Boston box. did not allow "a hit i'm
the last four innings. The score:
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Rocky Mount.
Totals us As Z o Totals
Score by innings:

NbihS ...''--.....-......S U U y y o.
Suffolk .........................2 o 0 o.?
summary: Run:-Goalby. Moran. Weicher
der. Double play--Henry to Hummel 10
henry. Struck out-by Pool. s: by O'Brien.
:. Passes on bails-on Pool. .: OF O'Brcn. :?
Time. Is minutes Umpire. McGowan. At
tendance, 200.
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ROYALS DROP DOWN


lSnecial to The Times Dispatch.
MoNTREAl- CAN, May l9-Calla-
mans double, which drove in three runs.
won to-day's game for Newark Not
n Royal reached first base until the
seventh. when Smith opened with the
The score.
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'Batted Tor CIcotte IT Third.
tlsatted for Benz in NTH.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...........0 . 0 o.
Chicago .................0 0 D -
Summary: Runs-Oldring t2), Strunk, La
joie. Schang. Walsh. Barry, Fclsch. Roth
90. J. Collins, Weaver Brief. Schalk t2).
Two-bnse hits-Oldring. Laioie. Schalk.
Three base hit-Roth. Stolen bases-Lajo e.
SchnnR. Earned runs--off Cicotte. 2: off
Scott, : off Benz 2: OFF Wyckon. G; off Pen
mock. 5. Sacrifice hits-I.aJoie. Scott. Dou-
bic pays-Strunk to Barry to Strunk. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. 6; Chicago. 0. Bases
on balls-oh Cicotte. 2: off Wyckon. s: oil
Benz, ?: off Pennock. g. Iiits-of Cicotte.
m innings: off Benz. In innings: off
Scott. in innings; off Wyckon. : in !
innings tnonc out in eighth: off Pennock
in ! inning. Hit by pitcher-by Wyckof
'Feisch). Balk-Cicotte. Struck out.-by
Wyckon, :: by Scott. 3; by Pcnnock. Q Wild
pitch-Scott. Umpires. Chill and Connolly.
Time.
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New York

summary: Runs-Cook Cobb vcach. Cow
sissRle' TwG.base hi,s-coveleskie te).
ford. Ncach. Young. Earned runs-o1 Gov
sleskie. J: on Heating. !: Off Caldwell. l.
New York. ;; Detroit. 8. First base on or
Tors-petroit:, l.: Bases on balls-off cove
ieskie. 3; of Heating. ?: on Caldwell. l.
HitS-on Neating. in innings: off Cald.
Wei; In innings. Struck out-by Cove
i.Rkic. o: by Heating, ,; by Caldwell g.
Wi!d pitch-Caldwell. Umpires. Nnllin and
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Pittsburgh.
Totals 81 ct2s Totals SO Il
rated for Raglan in NTH.
fNuEHe" out hit by Eattcd ball.

~ "EH"- "H' ut by Eat"d BALL
Score hy innings: r.
Boston Observation-Disclosures q q u n n n n n n
Pittsburgh ..........3 o O q q a.
summary: i;uus-Carey, Johnston Baird
Hin"hmar - Wagner. NioN. Two-i,as Sc
hlis--Srhuhnt. MnrInvili" ~. Carey. VinX
Three base hit-IIinchman. stolen base
Carey. double plays-Niox. Wagner and
Johnston; Moran. Schmidt and Smith: waE.
ner and Johnston. Left hases-I,oston
$; Pittsburgh. 6. Rascs on bals-on Raglan
!: OF crutcher J. Off Mamaux. t. Hits
OFF Raglan, 10 In 'rnings: on Crutchtr
none In innings. Hit by pitcher--by Ra,
gan nIinchman). Struck oht-by Ragan
!: by Cruichcr. l: 10y Mamaux G. Wild
n!tch-Ragan. Cmnires Rigler and Hart
Tine, I3s
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summary; Home run - Bates.
ihrec-hnse hit-Pick. TwO-basc
htt-ROnch. Sacrifice hitS-urccL
cnridsc. Pick. Stolen bnscs-Brcck-
enridGc CD, Pick, Butcs, Graham.
Struckout--by Morrisette, .; by
Cook, =; by Cocrcham, 4. Bnscs on
hnlls-0T Morriscttc, 3; of Cook, I;
by Cocrchnm, 2. Hit by pitcher
Crane, by Cocrchnm; IIollnndcr, by
MOrriscttc. Ttmc-":15. Umpircs-
Carpenter and Clcnry.
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Cleveland.

Totals ..a2 10 u II Totals .3l 6 81 0
'Bntted for McNaliy In seventh
tEhn for Carrigan In ninth
fBatted for Ruth in ninth.
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Cincinnati.
BrnoIsIyn.

Whent On. TWO- Ma Sc
hlts.Mycrs. Coonhs. Three-base hits
kiIlifer. Stolen bases Clark Wheat
farncg rnns-Hroofyn. .. Sacrifice MI
-'Irinlth Double plnys-Groh. Hcrzor
ana N"llwit.; Clark and IicrzoE Icfi
on , hAses-c:ncinnati. g. BROOKLYN e.
first base on crrors-Cincinnati !: Rrook
lvr. !. Passes on balls-on Amcs !: of:
Cc"nbs. :. struck out-by Amcs 2: by
COMBS. >. Empires. Quiglcy and Eason
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Newark.

Montreal ...............0 0 q 90
Newark ................0 0 o IS
summary: Runs-Mcnsor, Move. TooIcy
Callahan. Kraft 90. Two-base hits-Caila
han. Kraft Home run-Kraft. stolen
bhse--HlmncT:nan. Sacrifice hit-Zimmer-
man. Double plays DcVlin to Purtel 10
Flynn; Purtcll to lr'lan to Flynn to lrclan
Bascs on hhlls-on Fullerton. J. Struck ont
by Fullerton. =; Ivy Richter |: by Chatok
!. lii by pitcher-hy Fullerton tMcnsoi
and Novel. Hits-on Fullerton. 2 In > Ia
innings; of Richter III i % innings UNI
pires, Frccmnn and Narr!son. Timc. rs
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH
Well. we are In first place. Now Is
the time to intern there.

Three games in a row, even from the
tailenders is no mean record. To-day
the Climbers Will try 10 push tho Mont
real Royals little farther down. and
we get crack Mt the Grays tho latter
part of next week.
Dutch Hoffman and Tim Jordan rest
ed up yesterday from their strenuon.
labors with the bat few hits wcra
saved for the Royals
breckenridge and Pick were the
stickers yesterday, both getting ,u.o
hits out OF three times IN. II vas
Johnny Bates, however who drove IN
the ticinE run with a four-barger 70
the bleachers.
The Toronto sport writer's are en-
thusiastic over the Climbers. Looks
like prospective worlds champions
says one.
Crane is being praised to the skv for
his performances. The blond one ba
been fielding like fcnd all week. This
is what one Toronto writer had 10 say.
crane. the young shortstop released
by Connie Mack to Richmond, looks tho
smoothcst fielding shortstop seen In
the international in n long time JJo
covers any amount Of ground while his
effort on Trouts hit in the tenth al
though daylight robbery, was brilIian,
and graceful. Both he and Andrews
are blondes and resemble Joe SchuIty
now with Brooklyn.
Bradley Kocher, a former Lear has
been turned over to Toronto again bv
Providence.
Harry Harper. who. as member OF
the Washington squad, caused nine con-
sccutive Climbers TO fan the air.
day for Minneapolis In the American
Association.
Secretary Ryan wired from Toronto
last night that Captain Neal Ball was
still on the sick list and would be out
for the balance Of the week. at least.
Toe jackson, who sometimes runs n
billiard room in this burg. has been
shifted to first base by the Cleveland
management. The designation Of the
socklcss one as first sacker made
him the seventh son of Dixie in success
sion to guard the Indians initial
cushion.
Clark Grimth Is wholly dissatisfied
with the team representing Washing
ton. and is casting about for some new
material. 1t was remarked here dur
ing the spring exhibition games that
Richmond had 4 better chance at the
international rag than the Nationals
did for the American League pcnnant.
Larry Pratt has been released nv
Providence and the big catcher has
signed with the Brookfcds.
Mrs. willard Sullivan seems to he out
after the Maryland tennis champion
ship. She won again yesterday in
handy fashion and qualified for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-20

Mrs. willard Sullivan seems to he out
after the Maryland tennis champion
ship. She won again yesterday In
handy fashion and qualified for the
finals.
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i'oS'oH ..'...............O W y y y q q q p
summary: Rurs-Clcveland. 5: Boston .
Two.hase hits-O'Ncill. Chapman. Speaker
Hohlitzcl. Three base hits-Jackson 90
Smith. Stolen baSe-liohlitzcl Hits-on
Foster. In % innings; on Ruth in i-3
innings. First base on hails-or Hagerman
g. off Ruth. l. Struck out-by Hagcrman 8
by Foster. =: by Ruth. 3 First base on
errors-Hoston. l. Left on bascs-Cleve.
land. 4: Boston. 8. Time -:i7 Umpire