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CYLINDERS CLOuT HARDER,
BUT ROYALS ANNEX CAME
Seventeen Base Knocks Are MOI
Enough for Local
IntS to Win.
SERIES ENDS IN A DRAW
Montreal Takes Final Contest by
Big Score-Bufralo Replaces Cana
dians To-Day for Four-Game
Series With Richmonders.

Although the Climbers made enough
&hlts yesterday to win Il couple OF ordi-
nary ball games. Dan liowley and his
final contest OF the series The local
ints outhatted their opponents. but as
gathered in the largest number of tall
ieS, the final score standing II TO Q.
s knocks being recorded. And some of
those knocks We're far from ordinary
ones. three going for two bags. two for
elprec bags ANA ono for the complete
T. circuit. The Climbers annexed seven
teen Of the clouts. against fifteen for
& the visitors. but most of tho latter
Z came with men safely roostinE on The
SACKS painting for a chance To dent the
sterzer was on the firing line for one
INNING Inn during which he was pounded
hit another and This. coupled with Il
sacrifce fly. counted for two runs. He
two singles in succession counted for
j another run without an out. and Jar
man was rushcc TO the relief He fin
was hit solidly in tho next FRANC and
me next and the next, until total Of
e Tho locals during the first and third
frames, and in the seventh. eighth and
ninth. hit good and hard but the lead
was too much to overcome, although
nine runs We're Garncred off Dowd who
vent the full route for the, Canucks.
I'M JoEuill Ithu III lne local SlnEfcSt,
with three hits ont of four trips, with
Ball and Hoffman each trailing. with
three clouts out of 1--WE tries. For the
visitors, Irclan annexed four Safcties
& in five attempts, while Howlcy got two
out OF five, one going for the circuit,
being the first homo run since the sea
son opened.
Kritcheli in Game.
The game was marked by the advent
of kritchcn i'll a Richmond uniform.
The new receiver caught pretty game.
but was way off in pcgring TO third,
two errors being chalkcd against him
on throws to that bag. Otherwise, he
did good service. particularly in neatly
trapping foul skySCrapcrs
Crane, the local ShortStop. had m off
day, for which he had an al!hi. In go
ing down to first he twisted his ankle,
and for several innings limped around
on the field. He erred twice and then
refused to take any chances, and was
taken out of the game by Manager
/ Dunn, who sent his son in at second.
Ball going to short. Young Dunn
played faultlessly and secured two
binElcs in two trip% the charmed
circle.
shorty Long was in the game every
minute The kid had ono out, three
assists and secured two hits and scored
two runs
The Royals loft last night for Jersey
City. where they hook up with the
Sl;cetcrs in n fOurrame series. The
canadians Will be replaced by Pat DON
evans Buffalo Bisons. The herd ar
rived yesterday and witnessed the
slaughter 1T tho local lot.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
TERRAPlNS CLEAN UP SERIES

BALTIMORE. Nav G-B,I,iuoro
made Il clean sweep of the series with
ENGAGE by taking to-day's game . 70
>. Win Chicago four runs TO the good
in the sixth inning. Prcnderras, wnnt
INTO the box for the visitors \ double
n pass and single by linn. pinch hit
run. Then Simmons. another nincI
hitter, hit over the fence, sending in
Two runs ahead Of him. Znn broke tho
NO ana won the game with n hi, over
the fence in tho eighth inning Walsh.
OF Baltimore, and Mann, OF Chicago
Score by innings r. II J.,
Chicago ........i1ao12 ooo-S j. q
baitimore ;;...O 024 OIL - % 3
son and Wilson; Bender. Smith and
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BRONC0S BEAT TARS

ROCKY MOUNT. n c., May g.
loosely played throughout, the Tar
heels raced off with the opener with
Norfolk here this afternoon by score
OF 10 = Weller was hit hard in the
pinch"s. and his offerings were slashcd
for eighteen bases, while he passed
hve along 10 first over the big four.
Cleveland started the run getting in
mo second for the locals when he muf-
leo an inticld fly and one scored while
IA moment later Weller wild pitched
ana another was added.
There were no fielding features save
the race OF b. Stewart to the fence be-
tween right and center for Parmclec's
long sacrifice hit. Parmclce for the
locals was the one iron cross winner
iof the engagement, taking six chances
ana handling them we'll. He was even
bctter with the willow, for charged
with four times at the bat he made
three runs. slashed out three hits for
one, two and three bases respectively,
and scored ono Of the runs on Il sacri-
nee fly TO Stewart that allowed Gray
TO virtually walk from third home.
Score
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MAKE TRIPLE PLAY

BROOKLYN. May Ga triple play by
st Louis and Don Marion's excellent
pitching after the first inning featured
the Brookfcds' 3 to victory here to-
runs III the first inning, Marion pitched
hit. no-run ball during the re-
maindcr of the game. y triple play
was made i'm tho sixth inning, with
Evans on second and Myers on first.
Tobin made wonderful onc-handed
catch of Hollis long fly, threw to Bird
well, who rclayed to johnson, getting
Evans, and the play was compile ted,
Johnson TO Borton.
Score by innings: r. H. e
St Louis 3 o 90 % 3
Brooklyn .......O 200 OO0l 80 3 0
Batteries: Watson and Hartley; Ma
rion and Land.
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BREAKS UP GAME BY HIT
AFTER TWO MEN WERE OUT
With Two Strikes on Him in Ninth,
johnson, OF Builders, Drives
In Two Runs.
SUFFOLK TRIMS PIRATES
Tailenders Go After Team That
Kicked Coolers Out OF First Place.
Tars Get Walloping at Hands OF
Ryan'S BronchoS.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May c.
with two runs needed to win. two men
out and two strikes on the batter. and
all pinch hitters used up Sailor John
son this afternoon broke UP ono of the
prettlest ball games OF the season
when no slammed one of Ricc's offer
inEs to deep right center The fans
had given up hope when Johnson
swung weakly at two. and many We're
leaving the park when the big whack
came. Manager Carnes had used his
pinch hittcrS in the seventh in an at
tempt to pull the game out OF the fire.
but fell one short of ticing. The final
score was 10 3 In favor of the locals
Rice pitched great ball for six innings
allowing only one hit In that time. He
allowed one each In the seventh and
eighth, but weakened In the ninth,
the Builders getting three safe wallops
In that round.
The Coolers scored in the first in
ming on muffed fly and an infield out
In the third two singles and tho
squeeze play with Busch up gave them
another. y single by Simmons and
the NTH. y pass, stolen base and
error gave the locals one In the second
Smiths double, an error and a sacrifice
fly by Chunk gave them the second IN
the ninth Walker and Walters singled
Carnes popped out and Holmes forced
Walters at second, Walker going TO
third. Holmes stole second and both
scored on Johnson's long drive, which
would have nctted him three bases had
it been necessary. Both sides did some
clever fielding. Tho score:
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CREW HOLD PRACTICE
rrinI Spurts Taken on LIKE Carnegie
Ix L;ntrIes for Chllh's Gun Knce.

pRINCEJON. >. j., May G.-jcnnSyl-
ania Columbia and Princeton crews
all took trial spUrts over Lake Car
.negic. Princeton,s rowing course. TO-
stiay in preparation for their race for
sthe Child's cup on Saturday. None Of
THE crews put in any particularly hard
work. devotinG their time chiefly 20
racing starts and long, easy pulls.
solumbia's eight arrived early ia the
day, and was on the lake both IN the
morning and afternoon Coach R!ccs
men experienced some difficulty with
the smooth water at the start OF tho
day, but finished with "nftoen fast
zones" in good form
The Pennsylvania eight did no, ar.
rive until late H. the afternoon. and
we're on the lake for only an hour.
b Nickalls appeared TO have some ain
Guilty with his mon and their showing
twas more ragged than that OF the
$others. Princeton rowcd for an hour,
6but attempted no fast work
a. The drawing resulted In Columbia
the right Pennsylvania the
fAkniddle and Princeton tho left
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sBatted for BENTLEY in the eighth
tBntted for Tutwilcr in the uirtn.
tBatted for Powell; in the ninth.
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Inns. Fourier. ]. Collins. Weaver. Brief.
Daley and Clcore. I.eiboid t2). Chapman.
Johnson. Earned run-Chicago 4: Cleve-
land. 3. Two base hits-Fourn.er co, Brief.
Two-base hit-isoth. Sacrifice hits-E. Col
Inns co. Double play-wcavcr. L. Collins
and Brief. Iits-or Mitchell, 2 in Ia in
ming; off Walker. In 9 "a inning; off
CoGmbe. in innIngs;o n Benz. I In In
nings: off Cicottc. in innings. Bases
on bels-on Mitchell. 3; of Walker /: of
Cournbe, !: off Benz g. Hit by pitched ball
by Walker tBrief). Struck out-by Walker
y by cou,nbc. 3: by Benz. 3: by Cicotte l.
First base on errors-Chcago ]: Cleveland
l.. LEFT on bnscs-Chicugo. 10: Cleveland Z
Time. 2:3. EMPIRES. Dineen aud Nailin
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SUFFOLK TRIMS PIRATES

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 6.-Af,cr
taking three straight from the league
leading Nuts. the Pirates were white
washed ny the Suffolk Tigers. tail end
crs, in the initial game Of the series
this afternoon. Jimmy Poole. the elon-
gated southpaw. was in rare form
while the Dismal Swamp Gays pounded
Wclcher and Jobson almost at will
Poole allowed but two hits up TO the
beginning Of the ninth inning BE-
fore the game Manager William Clark,
OF the Pirates, protested the game on
the ground that Harry Wclcher, man
aGcr Of the Suffolk club. was ineligible
to play for being eJctcd from the Nor
folk park yesterday afternoon. The
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Newport News.
Petersburg

Totals 81 s',5 :? Totals 81 Sc:
1.-TWO out when winning run .rored
1Bated for Hnsson In seventh.
tBtttch for Nullin In seventh.
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TAKES THIRTEEN INNINGS
FOR YANKS TO BEAT sOX
Babc Ruth Pitches Well, but Team.
mates Fail to Do Their
Share.
NATIONALS TRoUNCE MACKMEN
Washington Swamps tho Athletics.
Barry Gets Four Errors-ChicagO
Bats Out Victory In Game With
Cleveland.

NEW YORK. May EN- the most
exciting game played In New York
this season the New York Americans
Won thirtccn-inning victory from
well. errors by Wagner and McNally
and tho inability of the Boston catch
ers to stop the Yankee base runners
preventing him from winning In nine
innings WARRIOR was hit fairly hard
but Pich. who pitched the last five in
nings. WAS invinciblc.
BooneS double drove home the tying
run with two out In the ninth inning
and the winning run was scored in
the thirteenth on Highs single and
steal and Cooks single. Score:
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KAYSEES SPLIT TO BUFFEDs

BUFFALO MAY 6.-Buffalo and K.,
Sas CITY to-day divided the first double
header or the season on tho home
GROUNDS. the visitors taking the FIRST.
TO :. and the Buffalos the second
10 l. Errors figured largely in The
run getting in both games.
First game:
Kansas City....1 0o2ooo1-4 : /
Bunalo ......... 00 2 300 o. % r
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Ander-
son. Marshall and Allen.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. II +
Kansas city. 900 O. 00--l 2 8
batteries: Johnson. Blackburn and
EaStcrly; Knapp and Allen.
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hyid Park was tho scene or , 49,
ma 'n'te,reSiiins BAH game ycs,crdny
d., 'tTHuoH between the Tornu.. .,s
meek clerks OF the Auditor isrei.rI.
li"iAr DepartHeut, ChesnpcaIto ,
pni" railway COMPANY Cons>icrahl.,
interest Was manifested bv a l3tr,. .,i
tendance Of fellow .lnilovt.sH'
c",.Hs 20 me new ilno-up OF tn, teams
~ "'!i ." remembered by many thn
rceofa i"@ae by tn" Check Clerks last
season. However. Indications arc tE.t
hef" VIII be som" hotly con.cstad
sames before the close OF The present sent
To-days game was fcaiur.d s., 81.
tisht helh"rs OF each team, Tho G.ati,.
h'tunE o; iaF" and tn" brilliant n,iIss
ing 1i Ryan EMS pitched a good aainc
40, ,h ,, ohhage getting stronger with
score ny innings
Check Clerks to1ono X.
Tonnage Clerks :,
Batteries Kelley ana H.nsl., t,I,i"'
and McGehee. i-'"S
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'"fN- iItr,h If.AN TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
Washington mt PhilnlelphIn
Chicago at Cleveland.
DPtr Mt ~,
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PILLS DEFEAT DODGERS
WITH MAYER TW|RL|NC
Pfeffer Pitches Good Game. but Wob.
bled Twice When QuaI1ers
Did Scoring.
PIRATES HAMMER OUT VICTORY
Pittsburgh Fights Uphill Game With
ST. 'Louis-New York Bunches
Hits on Tyler and Beats Braves,
Who Score Once on Double Steal.

BROOKLYN. ~ Y, May G-Erskinc
Mayer pitched great ball to-day, and
Philadelphia took the first game of the
series with the Hrooklyns by 3 to
triple by Mccarthy and O'Mara's
double saved the Dodgers from n shut
Pfeffcr also pitched n good game. but
wobhled in three innings Beckcrs
single. pass, a batter hit and an
out gave Philadelphia its first run.
Paskert scored in the seventh on n
triple and Cutshaw's error. Beckcr'S
triple and single by Cravath brought
the last rum
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Totals IS :?:37 % Totals As % "a u
Baied for CarriGan in eleventh.
TBattel WUrhoD TN, MI
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penn STINT, no,,n. Tircrs.

PRINCETON. Y j.. May Penn
STATE College defeated Princeton in a
twelve inning game here to-day. to /.
Crawford. the visitors right fielder.
saved the game for state In the ninth
mining hy lcapinG into the air and
pulling down Scully's long drive. and
oagger which scored two runs.
Score by innings: r. ~. T..
Penn 90 iOn 10000 OO2-.3 5 3
princeton IL q o 90 0 o O00 OIL s
batteries: tIossClbacher ard Voet:
LINK and Kellchcr. Empires. Keenan,
and Conahan
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Pittsburgh.
st. Louis.
Totals ..as n q a Totals IS 70 = j?

Plated for Wilson in ninth
tisattcd for Robinson In eighth.
tRan for Hyatt In eighth.
Score by Innings: II.
-. I.oulS " = y v '--3
Pittsburgh ..,..................o , | n -
summary: Runs--IurEins Dolan, Butter.
Baird, liirchman, Wagner (2l, Costello t2p.
NioN, Schang and Adams. Two base HRS
Baird. Three base hit--Wilson. sacrifice
hits iinchnan, Costello. Sacrifice fly
SChanE. Stolen bases olan. Miller. Earned
runs-St. Louis. g. PITTSBURGH. Double
plny-Millcr. Butler and liuCgins Left on
hascs-St Louis, II: Pittsburgh 5. FRS;
base on errors-Pi:tsburgh. :. Bases on
halls-om Meadows. :; OF Grincr. .: of
Salic". >: of Adams. :. lIits-on Meadows.
In % innings. off tir!ucr. mono ,pitchcd
to three ahttersl: OFF Robinson. , in IL
innings: OF Sallc, In inning. Hit by
pichcr-hy ,r!ncr tIohnstonl. struck out
10y Robinson. :" Passed hall-SChdng. UNI
pircs, liiEler and Hart Time. 2:"l.
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PIRATES FIGHT UPHILL

PITTSBURGH. May 6-Overcoming
n three run lead, Pittsburgh hammered
out n 2 to victory over ST Louis To-
day. The wildncss OF Meadows and
.Griner aided the locals in scoring four
runs In the NTH inning, enough TO win
the game The locals added one more
in the sixth and four more in tho
eighth. Adams was hit hard at the
start. but held st. Louis runless after
the fourth. Score:
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PALMERO BEATS GRAYS
I.RONIDENCE u

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May G-Pal-
nero, the Cuban hurlcr. picked uu by
John McCraw last winter twirled tho
Rochester Hustlers to :, . TO % viCtor,
over the Providence GrayS hero to-daN
The Cuban allowed the GrayS only
seven hits, and kept them won scat
tered. His teammates also supported
him IN me s'Yi1; ffnhiiGy twirled for
good ball, but his teammates fell down
& ut the critical moments. The Hustlcrs
-e,epched hits and with errors COPIED
the game. The score:
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Check Clerks and Tonpnc. r,o-, -.

Apprentice nliowanc. claimed
1i"n pounds ulloWcc for rl'E.- No.,
East. weather, clear ''"'
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Boston.
New Sorl;
Totals 80 S - &c l Totals ~ 81 -
.Rattna for Mhalinc in seNnnth.

Score ny innings: Il.
Now York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS? ?9H3: %
Boston .....,....................h o q u G!
Summary: Runs-Iobert, Fletcher. Robert
SON Moran. rwo-hase hits-Lohcrt. Doyle.
Three base hit-Robertson. stolen bases
Moran. Connolly, Robertson, EGan. Sacri-
ncc nit Eean. Double plays-Fietchcr
DOYLE and Braincrd EEan and Schmidt;
MURRAY. Fletcher and Brainerd. Left on
bases Ncw York. 4; Boston. S. First base
on errors Boston. /. Bases balls
Tcsrcau :; off Tyler. l. HIT by pitcher
by Tc.rcnu ,MoranI: by Tyler tDoyle)
struck uut-hy TcSrcau, - by Tyler. l.
Passed hali-,;owdy. Empires. KLEIN and
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NEW HAVEN. CONN. May 6-Hcavy
and timely hitting, aided by daring
base running in the early innings,
enabled Yale to defeat Lafayette here
to-day, to .. pumpelly, the Yale
pitcher. was wild. but he braced at
critical periods.
Score by innings: RHE
Yale ...........3 20oo0ox-5 s i
Lafayette ........0 00101000-2 8 /
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Aiken Loses EIr.t poln Mate.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Point Ju-
dith defeated the Aiken Tigers I-a to
s "a goals in the opening match of
the polo tournament at the Pbiladel-
Dhia Country Club to-day. Point Ju-
dith scored 10 goals and lost one-haif
on II penalty. The Aiken Tigers scored
goals. were allowed four by handicap,
and lost one-quarter for a safety.
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GRlFFMEN SWAMP ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, May 6-wash!nG
ton overwhelmed the home club TO day
by to .. The visitors made seven
OF their runs OF Pennock in two In
n!aSa and also piled up four tallies in
the third session off Bresslcr. Phila
dclDhia was blanked for five innings
by Iallia. Harper twirlcd the last four
innings and yielded two runs. Barry
was charged with four errors Score:
Washing philnlelnbia
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Totals ..33 . - 9 o Totals
'pNttnd for Jobson In ninth

Score by innings: r.
suffolk ..........................ll 1920 %
ferts'rou'h ::................. o 90 Q . q CO
summary: Euns-Moran. Goalby, HummeI
triuch"r. Alien t2). Cook. Sacrifice hit
Gohlhy. Two base hit--Cook. Homo run
Alien stolen hascs-Frinchcr ~. Allen
Cook Doubl. plays-Goalhy Cunassistedi
-. Martin TO Hurley. Bases on bals-oT
io".". l: off Wclcher. ?: off jobson. s. Left
on hrsoS-Sunolk S; Portsmouth, . Hit by
nitcn"" haiis-by Jobson MORAN. Hits
on Poole. 4: OF Welcher, >: off .Iobson =
struck out-by Poole. :: by Johson l. Time
~. tmpires. Ruhland and McGowan. At.
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LEAFS LOSE AGAIN

JERSEY CITY. y j.. May G.-Toronto
was handed another defeat O-day with
Jersey City at West Side Park, making
it three victories in a row for the
Skoctcrs over Clymcr's Maple Leafs.
The game was won in the ninth by Icr-
sey City after battling through eight
sCoreless innings. The bases were
nllcd on three safe hunts by Trucsdnlc.
barney ana Thorpe, and BucSS Sacri-
flee fly sent Trucsdalc in with the only
rum of the game. Herbert pitched for
Toronto and Norhout ana Sherman for
Tho locAla. rhc SCORE:
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SOX HIT BALL HARD

CLEVELAND, O.. May 6.-Chicngo
defeated Cleveland, 10 to 4. scoring six
runs in the first inning on three passes,
three errors and three hits. and driving
Mitchell from the box. Cleveland
but Cicottc was a puzzle. Walker, who
relieved Mitchell. effective. and
so was Coumbc. who finished. until
the ninth, when Roths triple clca ed
the bases. Score
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GIANTS TRIM BRAVES

BOSTON, May G.-New York bunchc
hits. including n triple by Robertson
off Tyler in tho seventh inning for two
runs and won to-day's game from BoS-
ton, to |. The Braves only run was
scored when Moran crossed the plate
In the third on double steal IL was
Tyler'S first league game OF the sea
son. He was outpitchcd by Tcsrcau
Notwithstanding the lattcr's wildncss
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REBS WIN IN TENTH

NEWARK. n. j., May 6.-Pittsburgh
tcmih-inning rally, after fighting an I'M
hin game.
Score by innings: r. A. T.
Pittsburgh q o O O q o. IN Z
Newark ........0 . o o o O0-3
Batteries; Allen and Berry; Mullin
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" Atlanta, 6; birmingham, TO.
leans. 10 both seven innings by
aErccmcnD.
At Little RocI--I.ittlc Rock Mem
phia. rain.
NJ ChattanooGa-C Chattanooga. 4;
Nashville. o.
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IfntEtN TOT WUrhOp In eighth.
!None out when winning run was scored
,,Dc.Io pE innings: r.
Boston ...........,.....G o I o o I O q n n n q
New York ....,........ O o o o | q n ! q a n ! a
summary: Runs-Lewis. Carrigan. Ruth
Maisei. High. Cook (2). Two-base hits
'arrington. Lewis. Scott Boone. Homo run
Ruth stolen bases-Cook (2, Maisel
Hooper Hartzell. High. Earned runs-Sew
York :: Boston. 2. Sacrifice hits-Spcaker
Hartzeli. Hoblitzel. Double play-Peckin.
phuEh and TpP. Left bases-New York
?: Boston. ~ First base on errorE-Sew
York. :: Boston. ?. Bases on balis-on War
hop. 4. on Ruth, g. H!ts-on WARRIOR 10
in innings: OF Pich. In Innings Hit by
p,tcher-by Ruth 'Cookp. Struck out-by
Whrnop. :: by P!eh. 6: by Ruth. 9. Wild
pitCh-Ruth. Cmpires. Evans and Nul-
larcy. Time. 1855.
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i0'"'S ~ - - 4oNaIs $50 "a i Z
'Batted for Rressier In ninth.

Score hy innings: r.
Washington ...................c 80 o o-!i
i'h!!tieiph!a ....'...::....., 80 o Q i
summary: Runs-Moclicr 49,, Milan az,
Foster Henry ~. NJ Br!dc 60. Laioic,
Walsh. Two base hits Foster I.Rjo!e.
Three base h!ts-Moellcr. Home run-Henry.
stolen hascs- Milan. Foster. Mcbride. Noel
l"r. Walsh ca. Earned washington.
.. Philadelphia. !. Sacrifice nics-M Morgan.
Mclnns. Double pla,s-Ner. Morgan and
.;nndt!: i.app and i.ajo!e. LET, on bases-
Washington. {: Philadelphia 2. First base
on errors Washington. 1. Bases on balls
of Gal!ia. :; on Harper. 2. off Pcnnock. 3:
on hE"s.ieT :? Hits,9n Gailia, In In
mock in Innings: OFF Brcs.ler. , in
Innings. struck out-by Gaiia. 5. by Pen
mock, 5: by Harper. :; BY Bressler. Wild
p,cn-liarpe-. Unlpires. Connolly and Chill.
Time
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Rocky Mount.
Norfolk
Totals ..3G s2i Is Totals as a IL 2

Score by innings: p.
Rocky Mount ........,...O c3 C. 10
Norfolk Observation-Disclosures 0 0 . 0 q O. .
summary: lsuns-Foiles. Overton. Riddle.
snyder 60, Gray. Escl t2). Parmalee 49,
nauhert 90, Ryan. Stolen basesThrasher.
IaiiF, parmalea 90, Daubcrt Doyle Sac
iihce iits-trny, parmalee. Two base hits
i'"rniaiec Eiscl. Three-ba hit--Parmaiee.
double plhy-OVcrton 10 Steinbrcnner to
EoileS i.eft on bascS-Norfolk, s: Rocky
Mount. >. struck out-by Weller, 4: by Pope.
:. siaseS on balls-off Weller, s: off Pope,
!. Wig p:tches-Wcller. 9 Hit by pitcher
by Weller uiidde). Time. l:45. Umpire.
Ryan. Attendance, lO0o,
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ROANOKE COLLEGE WINS
Emory and Henry Loses Second Game
of sermon to Snlemitcn.

SALEM. VA, May 6.-For the second
time this season Roanoke College de-
tcrnoon. II to l. Executing the bril-
liant pitching of Craft and the hitting
or Tarcnner and Bonham for the locals.
tho game was void Of interest.
score: II. H. E.
tEeonmoke ;.i;;......... ..12 Il l
Emory ana Henry. ............ 3 r
Batteries: Roanoke Craft and Him.
lett: Emory and Henry. Withcrs. Hur-
ley and Jackson.