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Win Yankees Retain First RceDoube Headers Entertain Mequark
TOO MANY TENNIS CLUBS
NEGLECT YOUNG PLAYERS
More Junior Tournaments Should Be Arranged and
Better Facilities Should Be Provided for
Use of Local Schoolboys.

Tho Public Schools Athletic League
IL organised for tennis this season In
three divisions and the schedule Of inter-
school team matches lasts throughout
this month. There are seventeen schools
with teams entered this year. and there
Ia hardly q suitable court to play the
matches on. Mr. Behar has made a
public appeal to clubs in the metropoli-
tan district TO get permission for the
use Of some club courts for q few
Saturday mornings whom the most i'm
portant matches between the winners
OF the three different sections are to
be played.
In the absence Of better accommoda-
tions most OF these schoolboys arc
relocated TO the courts In the public
parks for practice. and II must he i'd
mitted that these are in pretty poor
condition. Inspection of the Central
Park courts last fall displayed a most
deplorable condition that does not seem
to have been improved materially this
spring. I remember well the public
courts In Central Park twenty years
ago. for I played on them myself con-
stantly and found them far better than
anything to be seen there now.
There were twenty-seven grass courts
on what we knew then as the lower"
grounds. which was the meadow oppo-
above the reservoir. Tho upper
grounds were laid out on the big meadow
little above. and 1t one time there
were ninety-oix grass courts there
marked out on the big expAnse Of turf
that spreads from the West Drive to
the East Drive. This upper meadow.
the largest stretch Of turf In Central
Park. now 10 fenced of entirely from
the public and Given over to growing
new turf and grasinG. On tho lower
field all grass has been removed and
courts Of gravel or concrete laid out
instead Of inviting turf that used TO
appear there.
There are better facilities provided for
the public In almost every other large
city than in New York In Boston.
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chicago. Hart
ford and scores Of other cities the park
departments make consistent efforts 10
provide opportunity for the public TO
play tennis, and their schoolboys get
ment.
| There IL a lot OF interest in tennis
among tho boys In the private schools
Of New York also and some few inter-
school team matches are played II
similar provision were made for courts
/ to play their matches on more inter
! scholastic tournaments would be held
and the young players would develop
more rapidly In skill as their experience
widened.
As II stands now a number Of public
tennis grounds have sprung up around
the city, mostly on the West Side. where
courts can he hired by the hour, and
here only can decent facilities he found
ny young lovers OF the game who can
not AFFORD 10 Join pne OF the we'll or
ganized clubs with good facilities Tn,
managers Of these public courts repor'
a rushing business this spring and mes
grounds are being probably laid GU
in courts as fast as the use OF tn,
lots can be secured and the surface pre-
pared.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY.
Mountain Lakes COR rent. EDWARD :.
CAHfLL, Boonton. n. J.
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To-day's schedule.
New York In Philadelphia.
Boston in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg IN Chicago.
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RIGLER THERE: HERZOG SULKs
Manager Says Either Umpire or
HimscIS Must Quit League.

ST LOUIS, May 1.-The Cardinals won
the final game Of the series from the
Reds to-day. to I, with Rigler umpir-
Ing. but Herzog refused 10 play. No
suspensions were received from National
League headquarters as "A result OF the
fist fight between Rigler and Horzog yes
terday. but Herzog refused to line up
In the game and managed the club from
seat In the grand stand. He says
either Rigler or himself must leave the
league Miller broke up the game in
the eighth. when he tripled, scoring Hug
gins and Long The score;
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CUTLER WINS WAY
TO THE SEMI-FINALS
Spencer F. Weaver Beaten in
West Side Club Class c
Tourney.
WOMEN FAIL TO PLAY

II. p. Cutler reached the semi-hnal
round in tho class c division Of tho
West Side Tennis Clubs mems singles
championship yesterday at Forest Hills,
L. I. Cutler met Spencer r. Weaver
in tte fourth round and defeated him In
straight sets at "a, 60. The women
did not play at all and the men only
in classes y and C. The summaries (:
West side Tennis Club Championship,
Mems Singles, Class Il. second ROund-A'
r. Durham defeated Julian =. Myrick.
Dodge, ga. as, ga. i. Rogers defeated
G. : Fischer. 6--3, 2--6, -, cyril Balm
defeated Percy NJ. Hall. Ga, a..
Third Round---P. $. Brinsmade defeated
II. w. Girord. 60. 10. +. T.. Ferris
defeated a.. II, Durham. 81. 81 N. 7.
Ackerland defeated II. /. Platt, S.. &c
r. S. Moore defeated cyril Balm, SIS.
s-2
Mems Singles. Class c. Second Round
II. p. Farrington defented T. n Rogers'
dreth. ga S---6. 6--2.
= Fourth Round--H. 7. Guiler defeated
s. i. Weaver g. e.
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rfsll 81 sFay 6! i;:aa?
ct. Apr go yrs, e; a'tys. Eii.rs q
GRANp BorLEvARD & coNcoURsE,
6, 70 = hyer az "a! sH G3 s IMP
co, Inc. 20 Manhattan Mtge co; 200
Bway. Apl 80. due. &C. a. per bond
atty. Manhattan Mtss Co. 200 Broad
oRASp BoiuiEvAap coNcotuRsE,
eAsxsl.i-sams TO same. Api 80, due,
&C. as per bond atty, same 10000
LoNGFEI4Low Av. n cor l7ith at. SOY
200 TO Boone av-Trask BIDS CO 70
Brevoort Real Estate Co, is Wall e.
Apl 30. demand. p c; atty. A Snow
BATHGATE Az. . = 50 ,is3d e..
Realty Co. iss Bway. pr mtge $4,000.
Apl 80: ". G. atty rte, Ia
Co. 1875 Bway ..............:.. .F5Op
BASSFORD Az, W cor isith A.. ails
Robt ! Moorchesd as r iIoth 81, p
rntge s2a 900. Ap' so yrs c. atty
q & T co. 10 Bway. ......... ....,
CONCORD Az. =. l75 n Elm st, ?5Nl0o
Philip Rooss 10 Generoso D4vers1r
500 itth av. Bklyn. Apl %, due July
1918, 3 c, atty Generoso Da'er.a'
LOT is. map 10. Hlsson--J.nny FRED
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Hnckensack, J, pr mtge $1,000. Az
30, due as per bond; atty u d" G.,
1851 ST, :. 100 W Prospect Az, s'N
! qsi0-Ciaus Bosch 20 Henry keuuinE
! 1870 Bathgate av. pr mtge $4,000, Az.
| IS. due July /, 1915. e. a'fy. Geo '
| Steinmul,er, 1871 90 av-. ........F 5000
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WILD THROW BEATS BROWNS.
Agnew's Peg Escapes Austin and
Chapman Registers.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 2-Coumhe's
pitching was chiefly responsible for
Cleveland's 20 6 victory over the
Browns IN the Anal game % the series
to-day The game was n seesaw aftsir,
with tho score all when tho Indians
opened their half OF the ninth. Baum
gardner passed Chapman. Jackson
singled 70 right and L.oudermilk, who
replaced Paumgardner, walked Graney
In attempting TO catch Chapman of
third Agnew threw wild TO Austin and
Chapman came over with The winning
run. The score.
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be filled from the Ju-
niors at the game
and have urged the
wisdom Of fostering
the interest in the
game among school.
boys. Now the
movement seems to
be finally crystal
LIKING and the ". 9.
". l.. r. A. execu-
tive committee re-
Gently seconded the
efforts OF the West
Side 7. G. In push
ing the tournament
opportunities for
the boys by on
cially urging on all
the clubs that Ju-
Nor events be
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A, Ridgew ood-Philadelphl Giants, ?.
Bushwi,kS, !. Hoboken, 3, Riigewood. ..
At Arctic PArk-Emplr" CIV A. A, .,
Manhattan. . t3 irniugsl Empire city
A A. :. baltimore rn.or~i Giants, 2,
A, Gienda.e-In-er-sea .. Farmers II.
n -. ,
At Dexter Park-CypreSs Hiua a. Pst.r-
son, 6 I'll innings. Fargo A. G, 6; Nev
Isots Il u. G.. : Go inniugsD.
Al suburban Ovai--suUurbsn A A, 2;
Cuban stare, :.
~ Perth Amcoy--Perth AInSoy, 2.
r..
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ROCHESTER REvERsES VERDICT
Pslmcro Effective and Skerters
Take First Defeat.

rOgncTcr reversed results with
jersey City in yesterdays game at
West S'do Park ny handing Hooks
Wltses players their first defeat Of
hN. game series. The scoro was I
% rdlmcro was effective in the box
io- Tho Hustlers and poor control by
Puck for Jersey City in the first and
'toond innings proved disastrous 10 the
Sectors The score.
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VAUGHN ALLOWS THREE HITS
Pirates Score But Once; Cubs
Tally seven Times.

CHICAGO, May The Cubs had no
trouble in defeating Pittsburg to-day
by to /, Four hits of McQuillan
IN the second inning counted four runs
Safer and Williams singled. Phelan
tripled and Vaughn poled two Dagger
The latter counted on an error the
Pirates scored in the seventh on Wag-
ner's double and Zimmerman's error.
Vaughn held the visitors to three hits
The game was called at the end OF the
first half OF the eighth inning on ac-
count of rain. The score:
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TIGERS TAKE THIRD GAME.
Bunch Hits on White soH and Win
70 3.

CHICAGO, May 2.-The Tigers took
tho third game of the series from the
White Sox to-day. 4 to 8. Tho visitors
cinched the game In the sixth. when
they scored two runs on three hits and
Cicotte's wild pitch. The Sox scored
all their runs in the fourth on singles
by Fourier and J. Collins, a sacrifice
hit. wild pitch and Briefs triple.
The
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TO-day's Schedul

Pittsburg In BROOKLYN.
Kansas City IN Baltimore.
Chicago In Buffalo.
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PATERSON AN EASY VICTIM.
"hsaii"nnI Yankees Win Exhibi'
ton t.pDIc, - to 1.

P'rrr-o>. May BIN Donoyan's
F...er .n 1'nEe f yea by roa e., Duke Duke
,',,sh'. L"aSuors here to-day before
-" io'-, Il to t. The American
sasuN leaders clouted the ball to all
mne'S "' tho lot, They scored seven
.. 'S IN m" rrst inning and after that
nnped through the game.
g.. "heryng, Paterson boy catching
ue Yankees got a rous!ng reception.
,. faterson's third baseman. who
n,4e h'e hits on Schupp and Cook OF
p',. p'ants last sunday, got three OF
''''soHs siS hits to-day. The score:
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Pitsburg In BROOKLYN.
Kansas City IN Baltimore.
Chicago In Buffalo.
NEWARK. May THE 81. Louis Fed
erals defeated the Newfeds twice In
the same place-at Harrison-this az
ternoon. using the whitewash brush IN
tho first encounter. to o. and breez-
ing in ahead IN the second. to !.
A triple by Borton in the ninth In
ming. with Drake on first. after one
was out accounted for the only run
and gave the Slofeds the first game.
Both Plank and Falkenberg pitched
superbly
In the SECOND game Kaiserlins had
one bad inning. the third. when the
S1ofeds got to him for two runs on
a single by johnson and triple by
Drake after Tobin was passed. New
ark's run came in the second inning on
Johneon's tumble OF Huhn's grounder
and Rar1den's double. The scores:
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NOR TG.tt,ES.
'NI'h uamN and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
bpMntnWn


downtown"
'N'uth or Fourteenth ST.
El.rtiiu'E 81 =, asa Houston ST.
i'',N'' h,A''l g 20 'EAs
-. ARK Az, Mar :. ~
4" St''-' ,LN" as per BONA fffN;
ItSr-IrE% M 5nM .''. $3.50 Fll'1oo
A',WAU - sarah REYNOLDS, Kingston.
r.'rt ~ ~" Nay l. lH-l' q" ? =
,rht.L - h"tF ''',, -. q, 700
~ ,, : !. - :, t"prle M'ir-
" - Il MUS, 'ou' y
nav y q 20 ia tsrsy'' ''-'' " p SSG
HOUSTON ST 3,l E-The Altman furui-
,ei, 90 10 Stidh REYNOLDS, KINGSTON.
- ,Npr -, ~" May !, 1891 . p y.
SER Is ~ - Wet hr"adwar.
MANN and ano. 30 Ccutral Park Wc,'
a. VIZ e. Apr 30, ATTY, l. Y 60
10, .hMiN ..,,.,;. .....-. ....,,,, $50 ooh
~ NJ. irE'l EhI sam" 20 same, pr mtg
S-"0V', Apr 30 Install n ., atty
,ttti,,IIS>,v.,,t, 80, '... ..'''',..' 1000
"5,N7.'l. Minnie E.geushuTr "a rrar,a.
nH..Grkk@ fog Hudson - Arr %, pr mig
"'.'''" r,., Side, 5000
East OF Firth az, hetNoon Fourteenth
a4TU ST. n g. 50 . Lexington av. lex
Terminal Realty Go 90 Na'h n Wash,
Mount Vernon v, Nnr 20 ~ ru'c
10000. : yrs. p c. atty. Z Il Ion,ncr'
.el Bway......'... ...,..........soO0 900
and ION s,,p
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Chas Weiust,in Realty 60 to s. Luke :
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and 10Th sts)
7TH AV, 5o.2 n b3d st. 25.1x100-
Sarah kae'npfer to WIKI Holding Co,
% cedar -. Apl 80 mtge sse, 900; sttys,
Straus. & singer. ~ Cedar st......: 81
FIFTH ST. n =, 100 Columbus av, Ok
Irving s Dorf, ref. to Mutual Life Ins
co, 80 Nassau IT, Apl 80. $50. 900
SAITH ST O. 3iall West End az, 20 Y
i02 3--Peter Gilsey to S-yG1l Realty O..
225 9Th av. Apl 2s. mtge $4,000, atty,
Julius Miller. ~ Bway 800
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sun.-Nowe. 2: Toolcy. Terncy. Callahan.
;,stcs Tamui. Madden. stevens sscrifice
S.Calshan. Terney, Irelsn. Sacrifice ny
Murray stolen basc-smlth, Bostlck. J;
vsnnss- Two base ht-Tierney. Base on
als-of En1mann. .. of stevens, 4. struck
,r-By Inzmann I: by stevens, Double
.iy-irelan Devltn and Madden. First base
v errors Newark. .: Montreal. >. Left on
A,e.-Sewark 3: Montreal. 10 Umpires-
E.-ri.on and Freeman. Tme--l hour and -
I rii,es
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Run-Drake Sa"rhc~ hNsMckechne,
Miller stolen bsses HLaporte, Miller, Scheer
Three base hit-Borion. First base on balls
on Plank. I; on Falkennerg. Struck
out-By Plank, .; by Falkenbcrg. Double
plays-Johnson and Borton, Miller. johnson
and Borion FirAt base on error--Newark,
Left on basea Newark. :. st Louis, I'm
pires Brennan and CorCoran. Tlme--l hour
and IS minutes
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At Providence.
II. II L.

-. II. n, T.
'rr"i'r.a n It.l .OO3lO KS -
80 o. Tyson. cav and Casey
Vbr.ea aa1 hoyher
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SECOND GAME

Flns- MOVE Murray, BrOWn, UeNHn. PUr'
% =. Fullerton Sacrliicc hts-Mo"e'
hs,u Sacr, fee flies Holden stolen bases
-NoWs and whi,eman. Two base hr -Ter
- Hits on Brown. m niue innings; on
>-ish, iu two innings First base on
or Brown, 8 Fullerton, :; s"hacht' :
,l-s nu, Rv Brown =, Fullerton, .;
Shach' HIT by pitched ball-By Brown
PIre.l smith. Fullerton; by Fullerton
Woke O.. Tonleyl Wild pitch Brown Double
ry-plr'-l aud Devlin Frs, base on cr-
y Montreal : Left on bases Newark, :;
N'1,res - Umpirc~ Freeman and Har'
ron Tine hours and 10 minutes
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~ J. PARMLY PARnT.

From time immemorial, lawn tennis
writer's and authorities have emphasized
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SECOND CAME

Runs-Huhn. Johnson, Tobin Sa,r1Hce hit-
E-mond, Tohin, Groom Stolen bases Me.
Kechnie Rousch Campbell Two base hit
harden Three bass hits-Csmpbcll. Drake
first base on balls or Ksi-srling. .. OF
Groom . struck OUT Nv EllSerllng. I, hy
Groom I Double plays johnson and Bor
ton; HUM unsssisiod First hase IN errors
Newark. Left ON htsos Newark. :,
II Ious g. l'mpIre- We-trryplt AMI VI,
Cormiok Time hour ana n minutes
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CHICAGO "A IL
Totals IS sgTio o

Wit. 2? Cobb. Two base hi, Bush Three
base hits Crawford Brief Double play 20
SChalk to Weaver Sacrifice hits-wesver,
WIT stolen base Fclch. Bases on balls
on Cicotte. .; ~ Faoer, l. off Dauss
struck ou,-By Dauss s; by Cicott-. !. HIT
by pitchcr-By Dau.s Roth. Rrien. wild
bitches -Daus- Cco,te tmpires-Dlneen
and Salln Time hours and - minutes.
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NEWFEDS DEFEATED
TWICE BY ST. LOUIS
Eighteen Innings Yield Only
One Tally for Phillips's
Transplanted Club.
BOTH PITCHING DUELS
FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Yesterday's Rcsults.
81, Louis, Il Newark, o (hrrt game,.
81, Louis. D; Newark, ! (second gams,.
Chicago, /: Bunalo. tnret game
Chicago, s; Buffalo. Is inninge; rain
second Rame).
c.-.as.- - A.. fruAs
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Prospect Park paseball Results.

Saginaw A. C.. 20, Tiger A c. q
circle A A. IL. Ieoorhorn a c. 4
circle A. A, 8. Rock1aln A. -,
Bays.is r. G. =. Madison A. Q. 4.
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To-day's schedule.
-,-cn,o IN Jersey city.
ursio In Newark.
sss'bsster I'm Providence.
vsntreal In Richmond.
y.v.rx. May 1.-The Montreals and
uwarks broke even to-day in the double
,,,s.r played at wiedenmayer's Park.
-. heals taking the first game to
,nus the Royals took the second. 4
to }. in eleven innings johnnie EN-
-.ou was the victorious pitcher in the
.,,,,,r contest. while Charlie Fullerton
-, ,.,urned the winner for the Royals
I. ,ss second. The fielding In the first
ume was loose. while the piteh,ns IN
..ond was wild. Tooley's error In
y. seventh inning was chiefly respon-
AN. for Newark's defeat. as gave
\. visitors their first two runs. The
Soree
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AT MINNBAPoI.1S.
h II. q.
Kansas CRY. % 80 s2eoo o-7 Il J
Minneapolis 20 o o-e
Bat,erice-Delhi and Moore, Insersoii.
HoGue and Charity.
AT ct. PAUL.
Milwaukee - 800 90 80
St Pau. o o o o. .
Batteriee - Doughertv and Brannan !.
Steele Hall and johnson.
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East Side.
tEast Of Firth av, between Fourteenth and
ats


i6. a,-Jossf Schwartz 10 Hy B smith.
is W SSH st. mtg sisoco' and e. Az,
samuel Is 'wohi,eM to wysoda Realty
60, APR, 22 al liens attys' cas' !. 4
same ne to e's same. APR s r. si,y.' sane 81
10 Sam same. al liens. S Apr ss 81 stiys same 81
list Av. 1857. W s. Is SAD ct. e5x75-
same to same. all liens. Apr %; attys:
ssTH ST. So rs !. I'd az, '26xsioos-Benj
swartz. ref, TO Harry Well and anq
exrs, 23s W l0sth st, Apr 30 atty. y
Goodsteln, IS Park Row..........s? $4,000
West Side.
Cws-t OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
7TH Az, 5o2 n b3d st. 25.1Iloo-
ss.rSh kaenhiSr to Wiik ~, aS oHn CO.
77TH sT, n =. 100 W Columbus av, is.sx-
.lryi1g Dorf ref TO Mutual LIE &c I Ins
s.rai ST, s.. sail YVES, End az "a i
lo2 s-Peter Gilsey to s-ygil Realty q.
22s 9Th av. Api rs. mtse $1,000 a.u ,Syc,
Manhattan IAand. north Of 11eth ~
18TH 81 '.., w y; a. .sss -;
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$4,000 s,'ys Lese & c. IS SassH1
ST NICHOLAS Az e cor i72d st. go
lc5--Paterno & Son Contracting co y
MICE $4,000, Men rs atty, Lind 8 P
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Bronx.
Borough Of The PronSD
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1915 White Plains Ri. Apr 10; atty, 7 {
s. Co l76 Bway .................. $40
CRNBRELIENG Az " :. 50 ; ls',h st
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a'.y. T.T q = r.. 1s6 Rvay ..... 80
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Two ease hr.

RrcsnahAn, 2: Phelan Two eas- hits
Vaughn. Wagner. Good Three base hits
Phelan, Bresnahan Double play-Johnston
,unsssi sted, Sacrifice hrs-Csrey. Fisher.
schultz. stolen ha~e-Good struck out
BY Vaughn. g. by MamsuN. Umpircs
Byron and or'h. Time hour and 80
mlnutee.
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IEVARKS GET FIRST
VERDICT. LOSE NEXT
r.ldinr Loose in First Game
and Pitchers Are Wild
in the Second.
roo1Cy'S BOOT HARMFUL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


,..,..,.r I; Jersey city, o.
Nocn,s s. Montreal. thrst game,
Ms.,i 4, Newark, tsecond game. IL
irs.oyidcnc-, 6; Buffalo T.
standing Of the C1ubs.
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Totals alse5l. Totals ?, y.2I II 2
rRa'ted for shields N the htih inning
.Nonc ont when winning run wss scored
cleveland ..... ....,... J :
- luuI~ .. ........ : o %
Runs Rodcers Chapman. 2; Jackson. >;
Grancv, Barnare Pratt. Kaufman. Williams
Wish Lav4N. ~ Two base hts ~tren.
Grtncy. oNcli Three base hit-Asnew.
Sacrifice hits Barbara. toumNc, AUSTIN,
wc!lman.. stolen ha-cs shields, Rodgers
jackson. Iavan. AEnow Double plsys- Bar
bare shields and Rodgers, Austin. AEuew
Lsvan and Pratt. First base on balls-or
Steeu l. 81 Coumbc, !. of Wolman. !. on
RaunEerdner. p on ,,1ouderm!lk HI
hy pitcher nv stceu Williams struck out
nv steen, !: 10y toumhe, :; by Baum
gardner Tmp!rcs- II .!rorau6 ana OLough
In Hme-2 hours and a. minutes
Pacific Coast League.
san Francisco ). salt I.ske a " {.
,all.d IN tvelfth; time llmit. Salt Lake
3 san FRANCHISE. ,P -.
Venice Oakland Rain.
Los Angeles q; Portland, q.
STANDING or THE cLrPs
" l. Py W /. &c
San F'nCsco - u .h3 Oakland ,.,.,. :, = $50
Los Angeles - 10 90 Venice ........ - l5 a.,
| sal, Lake. II ~ Portland zee. u Il ~;
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Shreveport. 3; Beaumont. I.
Houston, D, Fort Worth. !.
Dallas, s. san Antonio. 4.
Galveston, =, Waco, |.
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southern League.


Memphis. e., Little Rock. \
atlanta, 1, New orleans, !
birmingham. 4 Mobile, n.
ChsttanooGa. e.. Nashville, .
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tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
MADISON ST, 2st. $, 2sxios-LNna
Williamson to Williamson Holding Co.
1901 10Th av. Bklyn. mtg $4,000. az
EAST sTS BsRRoSsDwAY, 4s. is7s.s e
Catharins st, 24.lixss.t-Lena winism.
son to Williamson Holding Co. 47ol 18th
S az Bklyn.. AZ part mtg 10000 ,, on
son to Williamson Holding Co, !7oi 18th
ay. Bklyn,. mtg $4,000. Apr 30. ,sioo
Reynolds to Antoinette Altman. 555 W
l5lst st. Apr 2e; atty, q Co. .i1ss
HowWsToN ST. s7a E. - Same TO
Peppi Meirowitz, 555 W lsist IT, Apr. rs;
atty, T @ GO, i7e Bway. .s...:.::. 800
HOUSTON: AZ f., -, same to All
Apr 20: atty, TO Co. i5s Bway, .eiso
at 2tsx7e io--Isaac Rubenstein TO Al.
bert J Rnbenstein, b7s w 1850 o. mtg
BLEEcKER ST. SIS. rs " west Broadway,
2bxi25-David Lippmann to Placido
Mori, Arrochar. s I. Apr 80, mtg e25. 900
atty. l. Co. iso Bway.. 1900
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H USE S
FOR THE SUMMER
LONG ISLAND.

PRIVATE COTTAGES to let from 800 TO
u 500 ger season. also two large boarding
houses, 10 to Is rooms each, all in hrst
class condition, In refined neighborhood
Cedar Avenue, Arverne, l.. J. Inquire
WILLIAM SCHEER. 1 Cedar Avenue. Ar
verne, l.. I.
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Ru1,lo ~ Ip...oOoooO 20 /
chicago ~ I.p...O g n q tx-& q
Ba''eries- schulz and AIien. Hendrix
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Buffalo IF i.h,.......n o =
chicago ~. IL ........' o. .
called on account 80 rain
Rattcries- Knapp Woodman ana Aren,
Mcconnell, Brown and Fischer.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name Ia omitted
address party OF second part)