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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
REGULAR SWATFEsT
'"i Inn,I Loses to Penn State in E1trn.
81 "ame-Hfsitors Score

ca rilhpEk 5osl HILL \; G, April 21.-
FAY Fam 10 ,t to .. in a ten-innins swatfest
rour nome runs, two triples two
doubles and twenty one singles were
registered during the game
T., NHcock was batted out OF the box
IN IN the first inning; and his place was
nrntt, ny Cuthrell, who kept things
when the visitors pushed six men
across the plate. Three twirlers went
in for Penn State
Score by innings: R.HE
Penn State ..502o SIS Is /
summary: Two-hase hits-Patter-
son Son hen lett, Three-hase hits-Hart,
Moore Home rnns-Massey. Bennett,
Johnston. Wheeling. Base on balls
off .Aycock.. i; of Cuthrell. 4; off
Saughman. l.. Struck out--by Aycoclt.
/; by Cuthrell. 3: by Raughman, /: by
Davis /: by Wardwell. l. Sacrifice
hiis-Massey. Lewis (o). Hit BY
pitched ball-Weathcrald. Johnston.
Stolen bases-Bennett Zollcoffer.
First base on errors-,Herty. blythe.
Time. 2:40 Umpire, Pierson. Scorer,
Bridges. Batteries: Carolina-Aycock.
Cuthrell and Hart Penn State
Baushman. Davis Wardwell and
Moore.
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VIRGINIA DEFEATS TIGERS
GALLOWAY ALLOWS ONLY
TWO HITS TO PRINCETON
Twirier Who Held Harvard Well in Hand
Tor Twelve Innings Pitches Another
Brilliant Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April FL
Galloway. who twiried tho twelvc-inning tie
against Harvard on Monday, held Princeton
to two hits to-day. Virginia winning In the
ninth on Chapins Witness.
Gwathmcy and Galloway drew passes and
advanced on Berkccya sacrifice. Stcarns
hit a groundcr to DrigEs, who attempted to
catch Gwath,ncy at tho plate. hut Douglas
dropped the ball.
The Tigers Iono tally was made in second
inning by Drisss the bali bounding over
the RICH. neiders head. The Southcrncrs
tailed In the Same frame Thurman dou-
hled and Stickley was safe Sheas tumble.
Both runners advanced Morton's sacri-
fee. and Thurman registered on Gwathmey's
long n.y. Douglas caught n brilliant game.
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SPIDERS TO RUN BAPT|sTs
DUAL TRACK MEET TO-DAY
AT WESTHAMPTON STADIUM
Event Brtwcen Richmond College md
Wake Forest Scheduled to
Stnrt mt 3 o'CIOck.

Wake Forest has sent seventeen
men. cream OF it's track souad. her. 20
meet the Spiders this afternoon at the
Richmond College stadium at West
hampton. This viii be tho frs,
dual meet Of the season from the
local collcrians on the outdoor
track. and they are primed ia
win from the Carolina Bapt!s,s The
"'r re, VII start promptly at o'clock
!, ne wake crest squad fresh from
Us clcan-cut victory over Eion roII
ieSe arrived here Yesterday morning
'iSI nr sneht rms me day on the campus rest
~, up The Spiders worked out some
i,o;te HtsterGaE. but for The most part
nc!d themselves in reserve for The
Tai Hn19ns Events %, ,b OF ,G,day Manaser
noios ms men in good shape. with the
w Ne,p.Ion or Durham. Iiarrup and one
rtbMo Others. who have been sick.
or and should he completed wi,h ~,
two hours: "t'h!h
., ioH:Eatd dash: WAKE Forc.t-Hsrrt,. p,-s
~ I,. Richmond Colioge-ri,t. purha ham
y isG-Sa ld.. hart!os-,rial heats: trs, heat,
Collesc-Wh:ilock Second r., ' ii.a
kkH", ys ,,nhSn Richmond collss neg
in Zach hes, vii rS' o anG second place men
,oi Mie run run; Wake Fores,,Mci.endhoon Dan.
go "S.ysrd dh'" Sssb coiiSse.PaFks TaliafeFro
sh,elas: Richmond coere-RSd s. s 95ds n
son. Iurner and Whitock
i;o-yard hurdle: Finals
p , mss,n,ni'e run; w. F. Dowei Haynes;
sa,ierh"ld. Taliaferro parks hfoaaau''
Fo oipy@rn dash-,ent TO 600 yards; Wake
-n.IGean; Miller. Roden or Pitt.
,,:-"'yara hurdles--tr!al heats: First bc,,.
nHhe ror@st-HowcN NckaEhn: Ricbmons
w Se Fd,st Sai.erleld. Second heat:
Cosby, Kuyk. whitiock First ana $500
place men qualify for finals
- Wo-miie run: Wake Forest-ChiIdro.s.
HIa"sah l, CollSEe-Mustoe Turner
Field Events
a'sn lump Wake Forest--Harris Saw
s6r ~ HGh,auEhn; Richmond Col!cge-John-
shot put: Wake Forest-Herrinr Powell,
Nell, SANFORD. '''' NC
role "auit: Wake Forest-Jenkins; Rich
mono ,coiege-Ba hike, johnson. Cosby
kuyk Woody. simpson '"S'
broad jump: Wake Forest-Uarris Iyar
ring. Powell. Savage: Richmond Co,,erst
Cosby, Satterfeld. Psrks
Electric will leave Ninth a,d MI,
on the quarter hour schedule '""''
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CLUSTER SPRINGS LOSES
Callahan. Hill City Wonder, Holds OPP
pOnentS Well In IInnd-Iynch-
burg Gets Good Game.

CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. April 2I.-
In a pitchers hattie between two port
siders. Callahan and Alexander. the lat
ter lost a brilliantly pitched game by
hard luck, an error letting in two runs
I'm tho seventh inning. giving Lynch
burg High the game. s to (. The Cus-
ter southpaw stacked up against Gala
han. who last week held Woodberry
Forest hitlcss and acquitted himself
brilliantly.
Harris starred. driving in the first
two runs with single through first
Moore also starred for Cluster. getting
two hits out Of three times up. RoRrk
and Holt led in tho stick work for
lynchburg; each getting two hits out
OF four times up.
Callahan pitched fine ball for Lynch
burg. holding Cluster we'll in hand fter
tho fourth inning, while Christian, his
receiver, caught an excellent game
Two catches by Holt and Rest Off OF
Cooper's and Clay's bats in the eighth
inning, robbed them OF long drives.
which opened M an eighth inning bat.
ting. rally. Cluster plays John Mar
shall here OH Monday, while Lynch
burg High continues West while on
this trip.
Score by innings: u
Cluster .:............ .oe2ooooooE4
Lynchburg ........ o o 40 % Ok
Batteries: Callahan and Christi,n
Alexander and Cooper.
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SURPRISE TARGETS
frtzc VIII he Offered to West End,
TURNER'S VIII" Break on One.
StnrtS IO-Dnr

Beginning to-day, the Yves, End
Gun Club will start the Surprise or
white target" competitions.
a Du Point pipe will be given the
Der of white" targets each week.
There will he four white targets
trapped for each squad, and, II lucky.
some shooter may be more fortunate
than others In drawing these targets
In event Of ties. the winner will he
decided by lot. There will be no for.
felt if white target IS missed. as was
the case last season, when the prize
was not awarded until seven white
targets had been scored broken plus
those missed
The winning Of these Du Point mines
Will not he confined to bona fide club
members; n guest OF the club will be
awarded the pipe II he smashes the
most surprise" targets.
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JOHN MARSHALL WINS
Richmond Hogs Dcfcat Randoph- Ma
con Academy. of Bedford, in
NfntI- Inning Nnly.

BEDFORD, VA, April ol-Thc John
Marshall High school defeated the
Randolph Macon Academy to-day in
one of tho prettiest games over played
on this diamond. 1t was anybody's
game up TO the ninth inning, when "A
free pass, error, single and n
two-hacCer fixed things for John
Marshall. Features were triple play
by Randolph Macon and the hitting Of
the MarshaliiteS.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
John NJ. 5000 o0lo-3 .
Randolph-M OoO0o2 nOO-2 3
Batteries: John Marshall. Woodward
and Stumpf; Randolph Macon, Crom-
we'll and Connors.
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lnts Meet Coolers TO-DAY

Nntn yesterday afternoon prevents
g" me second game with the Peters,
phrS. sirGiiiiH League, team. Ir tho
weather IL good. The Hirhnaud Iuts
VIII meet The GoObcrs ibis after
noon NJ Hrnnd street Park, the
came 10 start ut { o'cIock, Tho
grounds following the rain yestcr
haH were put in GOOD shane. mud nn-
less there is more ~nin to-day. Will
ne In iiptop condition this after
moon. "nu fast contest should
result.
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Crow. Get FincI Practice.

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-The Yale
and University Of Pennsylvania crews
had their final workouts on the Schuy-
kill River to-day in preparation for
tokmorrow's race. Both squads were
on the river in the morning and this af-
ternoon, but neither was given severe
work.
The Blues varsity and junior Fights
padded over the mile and Il half course.
and were timed In a quarter mile sprint.
The time was announced as one minut G
five and half seconds for the varsity.
and about two seconds slower for the
junior boat. The PENNSYLVANIA crews
in similar trial covered the distance
a. fifth OF n second faster
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LEH|GH TRIMS GENERALS
WASHINGTON AND LEE is
HELD TO FIVE SAFETIES
Hurry Pitches Good Hall for PennsyI-
rnn!nns-I'nrrett and BneIcy Field
We'll for 1.osers.

LEXINGTON. VA. April c,-Hurlev Weld
90 ont ny" hits To Washington aud Lee. aud
i-'hiSn won fast contest. to !. Timely
mus BY Rawl". in III" first inning. and
Achorn In tho third. gave I.chiGh two runs
on ficrotti This duo proved enough to do
!cat washington and Lee, FOR the Generals
scored hut run
B"rr"t registered in tho second inning
"i''r "aikinR the game was we'll PLAYED
ann married by fast fielding by Barrett and
l.ehiRh '' i'
the Generals had men on bnscs in everv
nin'hE except the sixth and ninth but could
my MT fuTicy aafeiy The score:
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w. N'v'"
" ashinrtnll.
Totais....3o II 81 Totals. .2s SCI
rated for Henry In seventh
tBatted for Gailia in seventh

Srore Dy Innlngs: n
" :" -''-''.''........ ] 2--h
summary: Runs-Maiscl. Baumann Io,
Gedeon' rIeckinpaugh. Foster. Milan. Ron,
deau Two-base hit-Gedcon. Three ba c a
hits-Gedeon. DumOnt, Barber Home rim
-Rondeau Stolen hases-Baumann Raker
Peckinpaugh. Gedeon. Foster. Milan Dou
BILE plays-Gedcon 20 Pipp: Mcbride to
judge. Hits-oH Dumont. S in & innings:
off Caldwell. ]; off Dumont /; Off C;aiIia
Struck cut-by Caldwell. 3; by Dumont, a:
by Galiia. !. Hit by pitched ball-by Cald,
we'll, Henry. Time. 1:4o Umpires. Owens
and Connolly. ~
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Powder Pun. Rent s,,,o,.

TETERSBUKE, va, April 2I-The
IIopeweli. Virginia League team. de-
feated the team from the Battleship
Fleet, at Eppcs Park this afternoon.
to 0. in an exciting game. RiIsseil'
former Agricultural and Mechanical
Washington American League loan,
pitched the first five innings for Hons,
well. He struck out twelve batters,
walked two and allowed two hits in
the five innings Bennett worked the
last four innings. and held the sailors
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PLAY BADLY IN FIELD

BOSTON. April 2l.--Rrooklyn beat Bos-
ton. 10 to =. to-day In n weird fielding game.
Roston mado nine errors. four OF which We're
fumhes by Red Saith. ono Of these fum-
hles started the Robins on three runs. Five
nve runs In the a&th. An error. n Wild
pitch and two hits broucht "a run in tho
seventh. An error, forced play and Nc
Carty's double scored Cutshuw In the ninth.
Maranrille ran into Olson I'm tho Nrst
knocking him down. \ FAST one-rounI
draw followed When tho pair had been
pulled apart both were put ont OF the game.
ScDre.
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B|SONS DEFEAT BUILDERS
BUFFALO lNTERNATIONAlS
WIN TEN-lNNING CLASH
Three Home HUNS Cut Big Figure IN
Defeat of Newport News Mt
Hands OF InfS.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 21-
Three home-run drives, which resulted
in six Of tho visitors runs, were the
deciding factor in the tcn-innipc game
here to-day between the Newport
News virginia LeaCuc) team and tho
Buffalo lnteruationals The game was
nip-and-tuck struggle from the
fourth. when the locals overcamc a
threc-run lead, secured in the opening
rounds by the Eisons. Both clubs
used three pitchers and all were hit
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Ir,crsI,ura Dcrcu,, ,,lcI,uord.

PETERSBURG, VA, April 2l.--The
Petersburg High School ball team de-
feated the Junior SchoIastic8. OF Rich
mond. by II score OF 0 To 0 to-day.
Chandler. for the Petersburg team,
ten men and allowing only two hits.
Rahily, Partin, Hall and Chandler all
hit the ball hard and helped to pile
UP the score.
The score Il. III. 10.
Petersburg High ..............! IA
ScholaStics .................o 2
Batteries: for observation-disclosures.
Jordan and williams. For Scholastics
LYDIA and Ketchelberger.
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OEMAREE PITCHES PILLS .
TO WIN OVER NEW YORK
FORMER Giant Holds OLD Pals to
Two Hits. and Champs
Bat Hard.
BRAVES GET BAD LICKING
Brooklyn Puts II All Over Boston.
Narnnviiie and Olson Arc Bcnched
for Scrappiug--IIans Wagner still
Plies Old BAT With Skill.

NEW YORK. April ei.-Dcmarce held tho
Giants to two hits to-day. and they dropped
another game 10 the phIi!es. 10 ., Tho
latter got their first run in the fourth on {,
base on balls sacrifice Hnd n single They
counted again IN tho seventh on = single an
inhe!d out and another single. a double {.
gave them three in the eighth. Niehof's
.nSlc. "nrnS d"uhi' AND single hy
Demnrec CAV" thom thptr Gnnl run Tho
Giants runs were scored iu tho fourth on a
base on balls 20 kaGm Nerklcs double and
single 10y Raridon Score:
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Woodberry win. Ano,h.,

STANTON. VA, April 2i.--Wood-
Academy in baseball at fort Deiiance
this afternoon by the score of IL to
Q. McColl, pitching for Woodbcrrv
Forest. kept the hits we'll scattered
while his teammates pounded the bali
to all parts Of the field Woodbury.
won from Miller School yesterday.
making two victories and no defeats
so far on tho Easter trip.
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GROOM IS IN GREAT FORM

ST LOUIS April .l.-Groon, held Cinye-
lama 20 one hit. whtl- his teammates were
pounding the opposition pitchers for ,hir-
teen hats. and 81. Louis The opening
game OF the American League season here
to-day. IL TO / Groom held III. visitors
helpless until IN. ninth. when with ono
out. Smith nouhl"t against thc right field
fence, scoring Speaker. The score:
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ST. I.aui.
TotaiS....3s Y q ! Totnls..o7 q
'Bat,ed for Mitchell In sixth.
TBztted for Covtlc.kie in eighth

Score by innings. n
-. Louis ............ 4 Ill
Cleveland ~ n q u q n n
summary Run,-sho;icn Ia. Tobin t2)
Sisler' Marssns Pratt. Deal 90. Speaker
wo-oaae hi's- Dea! and I.avan. Home run
Pratt Sacrifice hit-Chapman Double
rley-Pratt 10 LaNan TO Siser. Stolen bases
Speaker t2', Smith, Shotten and Pratt
Wild pitches-Mitchen "a. Bases on halls
off Groom. 3; on Mitchell. s: off Hagcr-
man. !. struck ou,-hy cove!eskic. !; by
EMPIRES. oI.ouShin and Hildebrand
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HANS WAGNER STILL HITS

PITTSBURGH. April 2i--st Louis waa
shut out to-day by the Pirates. to o.
Harmon was unhittahIc and received grind
support Thc local" scored four runs in tho
second inning pass. MaEuer'G triple,
hit by a pitched ball. Viox's dou-
Bile and jnhuston's single. Wagner scored
IN the fourth his geconG three Ia gger
aud VioN's sacrifice NY Three runs cnrtie in
the eighth on Hinchman's triple. Wagner
single and NioN's home run score:
st. Louis. PittShlIrch
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sioHa a,,'' isy: Iwo-base hi,s-Rawl.. pioro,,i
hiv fu,nssi enAC morn Double pis..-Two,n
m neil h'nIs.Eishburna CD Vance. Achorn' son-
lev as, 6, on hails-otf Plero,ti 2; on H"r.
TS.ruck out-by Pierotti s: by un r,nuns.
~ oaii-Harrison Time. SIS i-mn,ra =,
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TIGERS WIN WITH COBB OUT

DETROIT. April 2.--wtthout tho service.
OF Crawford and Cobb. both y! whom were
100 sick TO play to-day. Detroit defeated
chicago. 10 2. jackson inisIudEed Wits
short ny In the seventh inning. hut after a
desperate run reached Il. caught Il, fell
headlons. rolled over and then dropped the
ball. This ;nishap allowed c,aragn 10 ,tor.
from third with tho winning run Th.
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Brooklyn
Totals ,..7e IL p rs : Tntals.. 81
Batt"d FOR Ncht IN fourth.

.'7''''',T Ut TNIl'I.DF III nlNth.
Soor" hy nnings n
iSryn .......... o . 1 l--lo
h"stoh ............... q > o Go
summary: Runs-NIycrs. paubert (2l,
Johnson. Wheat, Mowrey go. Cutshaw. Mo
.afthy. Picrcr. Konotchy. Smith. Comp
Sacrifice hits Wuhoit and t'ut5ha,v Stolon
haSes Picncr and Mowrcy. Haua on ba!!s--
On ffencr I; OF Nohf. >: of knctser, /.
struck out-hN I:ettor ?: 10y Nenr. 3; nv
hnet"er Double plaY-Mowrcy and Gut
shaw Hit hN pitched ball--by Pfeifsr.
hnstzer. Hits-on Naht, = In innings: or
knetaer. 10 IN innings Time. $50. Un-
pircs. Rislor and Harrison
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I'hiladclpin.
New York.
Totals ...31 27ri ? To,ajv so ?27 is 4
.Batlel for McK"shpie IA ninth.
Batted FOR Anderson In ninth

r,,S,"F" 10. innings: r.
Now Yor; ......, 0 0 0 Q 10,
Snlnmary Enns Stock, Bancroft. Pas
kert, traya n. Lud"rus. Hauff. Merkle.
Ras" on balls off Dcmarcc, 6: Off An6er-
son l. Struck out-hy Demarce. =: by An
derson. 8 Two base hits pasScrt. T.
Burns. Merkle. Sacrifice htt--Bsucroft
stolen bascs-Cravath and BoUsh. Doubla
play-Baridcu and NIcEechntc. Time 200
Cmp!rcs. Klein and Emslic.
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ATHLETICS WIN At LAST,
WITH ROOKIE TW|RL|NG
Myers, Carolina Lacquer, Holds
Champion Red Sox Hitless
for -Four Innings.
COBB AND CRAWFORD OUT
Detroit Wins, With Star CIubbers on
Sick List-Groom Holds Cleveland
to One Hit-Yanks Turn on Griff-
men.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2l.-Philadelphia
gave splendid exhibition in all depart
ments today. and defeated the Boston
team, TO ]. It being tho nrst victory Of
tho homo team this reason. Myers held the
Boston team 10 four h!ts. while the homo
team knocked Pennock of the rubber in
Ave innings. The score.
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YANKS TURN ON GRIFFMEN

WASHlNGToN, April :l.-New York heat
Washington to-day 10 3. In a game halted
by rain at the end OF the seventh inning
Rondeaus home run sent in two runs ahead
OF him In the fourth inning the ONLY one
in which Washington tailed Tn" score:
New York. Wash;pr,on
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M n,E' iWo-h aSe hit-Thurman Unmn
~, '.EisBs double piay-Morton to Thur
inn "' "ntti zee h:ts-Herkeley. StearEs. Nior
~ baseS on hal!s--onr Galloway .,
Dr., npih, . LETT on bHscs-Virrini, N
81 ,tnGston; j. Hit by pitched hsifrrkk w.
Iowa "ihw ~, tty Struck ou,-,,y cal
pre-, Wes,ervelt '""e' i;e3. I'm
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Southern Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nashville. 3; Chattanooga, ..
New Orleans, !: Atlanta, s.
birmingham, 10; Mobile. q.
Little Rock. IL; Memphis. s.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
New Orleans Mt Atlanta.
N0bilH at birmingham.
Memphis al Little Rock.
Nashville nj Chattanooga
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'Rstted for Onsiow in ninth.
1BatteG for Scott in tenth.

IUfINE@.
Buffalo .....2 . . o y | So
Newport News. , o o---5
summary: Home hunS-la ckson GU. Ons-
low. Three base hits-Walters and Loner-
gan. Sacrifice hiiS-Walters and Helfrich.
Stolen baseS-Huninell and InRerton. First
base on balls--on McCahe. :: off Anderson,
!! off car!strom. !; off klingeuhoeffer, |;
off Scott. |. Struck out--by Adams. .. by
ElnGemhoeHcr. 5; by Scott. - 10y McCahe,
- by Anderson, /: by Carls;-om. .. Lett
haseS--Bunaln. z. Newport News. Z.
Double piays--Lake 10 Wratten. Ionergun to
oNeili TO Hummei 'Neili to Lonergan To
llummel Hit by pitcher-Channen by
Scott. Hits--of Adams. = and 4 runs in s
innings: off klingemhoefer, > and runs
in innings on McCEhe. 4 and hits IN
innings; OF Anderson . and . hits In :
innings. Time az game. o:20. Umpire,
Warner
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Haley Joins Bisons

BOSTON, April 2f.--Patrick Haley,
catcher OF the Providence Internn-
tionals last season, left for Norfolk
to-day to Join the Buffalo Intcrna-
tionnis, to which club he has been
released by the Boston Americans.
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South Atlantic League
RESULTS yESTt

REsuITS YESTERDAY.
Augusta. 3; Columbia. 9.
Charleston. =; Jacksonville, eleven
innings).
Macon. 3; Mont romrry, ..
Albany. 81 Columbus. ..
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Kansas City, 10: Columbus. ..
Louisville. o; Minneapolis. !.
Milwaukee. :: Toledo, >.
~. Paul-IndinnupOlis irnin).
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81. Louis ............. o o q o 90
Pittsburgh ........... q o : IS
summary: Runs-Hinchmau On. Wagner
90. Schultz, Niox t2). Two-bass hits
Hinchman aud NioN. Three base hite-i
run-Niox. stolen hasc-Be,"el. Double
psay-SchInidt and Johnston. Baso on balls
of steel, .. Struck out-by Hail. I: by
Harmon. 3. Hit by pitcher-by steel i.
Wild pitch--Iiarmon. Time. 1916. Umpirep
Byron and CuiSicy.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
81. Paul at indianapolis.
Kansas city at Columbus
Minneapolis at Louisville
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, ,; Washington, 5.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston. ].
Detroit. 3; Chicago. =.
II. Louis, II; Cleveland, l.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago nj Detroit.
New lOrl, at Washington.
B0stOn int Philadelphia.
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To,aI. e !. q II o To,al, % .c. la
.Batted for Walth in seventh
rBatted for PenDock In sixth.
:Batted for Scott in eighth

sore oy innings: n
Philadelphia ~ n ] % n =, -
Boston n q n 4 n r. n :
summary: Runs-WalEh. McInnis Myers
foolitzel Hits-nn P"nnoCk. 2 In 3 In
ninEs Earned Philadelphia. 3 Bos-
ION, !. ,Two-hsse hits-Strunk ~. Myers
sacrihc- hi'r--Witt and Strunk. Stolen base
Pick. Struck out--hy Myers. .: by Pen
mock. ?: by Joner. . Base on halls-o,r
Myers. 3. Wild p.t"h-Mycrs Time 10
Empires, D!nc"n and Saliin
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, THEY PLAY TODAY.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
81. Louis ut Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati AT Chicnco
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Free Ride to Ball Games

Teachers and scholars Of the First
baptist Sunday School nrc TO he
tnkcn out to the snmcs plnycd nv
the First BaptistS, of the Athletic
LenRue, this season. Large auto
mobile trucks Will leave every Sut-
urday afternoon, starting to-day,
from City Hall ut 3 o'clock. rho
Team will meet Church Hill Athietic
Club this afternoon at lakewood.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. l; New York, 0.
Pittsburgh. 4; 81. Louis, o.
Brooklyn, 10: Boston. !.
Chicago Cincinnati (wct Groun,ls).
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Pittsburgh,

Totals. 40 22t l. Totals >, II % o
'iattcd FOR Bcscher in ninth
fBatted for Hall In eighth
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Detroit
Chicago

'Eat,"d for Terry in eighth
'Bat"d for Scott IN eighth.