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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-06
WILD SCRAMBLE FOR
TICKETS FOR WORLDS
SERIES At boston

BOSTON, 3lass.. Oct. 6.-Seeke-s Of
reserved SEATS took on the appearance
of blenchcr crowds today in the
scramble for reservations for the
worlds series baseball games which
begin here on Saturday. They swnrmcd
about the ticket Offices al Fcnway Park
in lines broken often by the eagcrncss
Of SOME enthusiast tO obtain earlier
pussessiOn of tickets. Women and staid
business mcn Wed with messenger boys
ami others N their effort 10 gain prom
jurnt places in the line.
M actual disorder developed, but the
police were called upon TO reform lines.
and club employees endeavurcd, unsuc-
cessfully. To piaCu.c disappointed appll-
rantS who clamurcd for answers TO their
written requests for seats.
The rush for reservations was a re-
suit of n new system made necessary
thlS year. President J. J. Lannin, OF
the Boston Americans. explained, be-
cause Of the late daIG upon which tho
American League race was decided. BY
this system. succc Ssful applicants were
assigned a. number calling for tickets or
q certain. class. without definite de-
signation Of the seals as IN other years.
Those first in line obtained the better
scuts as they were dlstrihnted by me
ticket sellers, and 1t was 10 obtain this
advantage that applicants sought the
leading places in Tie lines.
In all probability. club officials agree.
more persons lave Eeen disappointed
through failure 10 receive tickets this
year than ever before Hundreds of re-
quests have been refused
An indication OF the number or re-
fusals was shown In tho statemaEt to-
day Of n man who spCculatcs in such
tickets that he had caused 10 letters 10
he written, each asking for two seats.
and had received word TO date OF the
granting OF only three Of these aPplica-
lions.
The police patrol OF the ticket lines -
ing tickets are first warned away and
then arrested If they persist. One ar
rest was made today.
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WHEELING HI TO
PLAY SATURDAY
rriadelphia D. Il. S. Will Not Permit
Changing Of Date of tho
Wheeling Game.

Tho attempts of the Wheeling nigh
school football management TO have the
date Of the football gam" between the
hid Cola and Blue ana the Philadelphia
district high SCHOOL changed to Friday
sdtcrn1un instead Of saturday was fruit
less, and it WAS announced last night
Tat the game would h. played rs prcvi-
nusly arranged. Wheeling asked the
change in dnrr that my might attend
,l,r Nest Virginia NCSIcyan-WhSn Jeff
football game III Washington. Saturday.
Coach Bronke put the squad through
light scrinmaEc practice yesterday NJ
t"rnoon In preparation for the contest
and to- day viii be deN oted 10 only signal
drill. The Men fast rounded into condi-
Iiun following The contest Saturday with
iluuudSvillc. and will put up harder
battle than the out-the-piko lads antici-
pate.
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w. V. w. VIII Stop Here.

Special Dispatch to the lutrlliGrnc"r.
BUckHANNpN. W. Va. oct. a.-~Thr
itnHl touches preparatory L" the w. q j.
game at Washington. Saturday. WAS
given Wesleyan Eridirun warriors today.
AZ i2:D5 noon Tomorrow il.c team will
embark on the T. T. .. for the game
that Stands second only IN local HIputt-
anc" 10 that for ia" state champinn-
ship. Not til! lat" tonight ar early in
he morning will the list Of TN" players
who Will make the trip be mud" known.
The team will har" AN early dinner
nj tn" Trark hnuS" before l"avinr. nud
going via Ciarkslire will hHv" :rn l.,j:r
there and thiri -tlg,' minutes III New
Martnsv!Ic for dinner in the evening
Washington was unable T." provide hn..-1
accommodations for tho team and Friday
night will II" Suant al Wheeling Il! Ih-.
ul in tiIl Windsor Hotel
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TO PLAY AT C1NCY

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 6.-Word was
received here today. that the Norwoods.
of this city, had wen the loss ana mat
tho third and deciding game of the
class "A championship Of the National
BASEBALL Federation would be played at
the National League park here next
Sunday. ,, 49,
The Rail-LIEhts. of Toledo. won me
ors, game last Saturday at Toledo.
while the No:woOds won yesterday
here.
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placing OF men on the varsity in the
Scrimmarr against the scrub this al
tcrnuun, Coach Sol MrtZger apparent"
las In mind the starting of nearly thH
same team against West Virginia W"S-
lcyiLn that inHuEurnted the clash vain
Geneva last Saturday.
Line Coach Wrsherhcr who saw N"S-
lryHn 1rIay MuStingum ut 5uckhaltHnh
lust Saturday brought there with hin
numerous Wesleyan formations and the
SECOND eleven used these against IN"
varsity In the practice ScrimmaEr. NJ
times the formations puzzled tht rcRu
lars hut they We're able To diagnose ana
solve the plays hrfOr" my scores were
made TN them. Sinhhs late in the praG-
lirr rur loose Il whirlwimd offensr and
the first team piled up two touchduwnS
IN short urdCr, after which MclIR"f
threw, Il number Of substitutes into the
EainrS on both sides.
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ATHLETICS WIN

WORCESTER Mass. Occ 5.--Thc
tean Of Boston Ann rican players today
3 10 o in game played help raise
money fer = monument to the late UNI
pire John u. Gaifncy. \ home run by
Thrasbcr. over the right field fence. was
the feature.
Myers pitched we'll for the Athl"tlcs.
Striking out seven mon AMI allowing
only three hits. Scure by innings:
PHILADELPHIA % o ! X-S
Roston 0 o y y o . CO
Myers and SchauG; Fcnnock and cady.
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Totals ........S- u
x-Ran Tor Mtca-ty II seventh:
NX-Eatiei for I. Sr-au i: seventh.
NXX-Baitcd trc S;A!th IN ntnt".
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OI|E9lLE AND WASH JEFF READY
FDR FOOTBALL CLASSIC TOMORROW

but in this respect perhaps MrtZ6cr
WIS handicapped more thalt NcH% ar
Krllson because he WAS n"w IN Wash
lngton. while WcSlryau's athletic field
is home" to her Coaches.
The hest prediction as Ia the probable
score seems to indicate" Il very close
count with probably both trahIH scoring.
and one gaining the decision 10y perhaps
even us small Il margin US goal from
touchdown.
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{, CHAMPIONSHIP
!, CITY SERIES !
WHITE Sox WIZ AGAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE American
Leagucrs made 1t two straight from
their National League rivals today win
ming 3 to |.
james Layende: weakened Hn the
fourth inning and the Americans won
the game in TINT gounL. The Nationals
Mann's double and williams single net
ted n run. Total peid attendance .649.
Total receipts s7.7Ss,60. ComnitSsions
share. sI7G.95. Players pool. $4,lSb.b3.
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Two base hits--Alyers. >. TAre: base
hits-H,rzog. Myvts. %uishaw Home
run-poolan. sacrifice hit-Mowrry.
Sacrifice. ~.;iy--i.oStrt. Lett on BASES
New York i: Brooklyn. :. First base
on errors--Brook!yn /. Bases on balls
on Tesreau. .; of Anderson. =; or
Smith. |; pT App!st"n. |: HtiS and
earned ruas-of Tr>r"t;u. nuts run
In & In;usS; Oft Anderson 5 hits RUNS
in Ia inning; oft Smith. no hiss no runs
in / 20 innings: of Appleton runs
Hit by pi,c.trr-By Smith. 90. Mii'rrl.
Struck out-By reSrenu. i; by Sm'th.
reau smith. UMpires-Quigley and f!S-
Ter Time-l:34.
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BRAVES TAKE FINAL

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.--With s=T-
.ral Mayors out Of their regular posi-
lions. Boston and FhlladclphIa wound
no the National Lraguc scasUn here To-
day with the former winning 10 :.
Thr p,nvcrs oi both teams trcuucntly
mad- spectacular one hand catches AMI
one hand stops. Score:
boston y 0 . : 0 0 IL
pnila. % 0 1 l D . o. 10 |
Nehf and YraSreSser. HlacEhIfn' ror-
INV. ll.ii,r,o1 r,pcr and ADAMS.
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Each clubs share, $1.3sS.51. seore BY
innings: r. II. E
Americans ooo,so 0oo-3 5 8
Nationals 5000 / 0 o o 81 8 ]
Faber and Schalk: Lavender, Packard
and Wilson.
OMAHA WYM8

, OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 5.-Omaha drew
first blood in the post season baseball
series being staged with Louisville for
the minor league championship Of the
country by II to 7. The game was play
cd in the morning, on account Of the az
r H f.
Omaha -. o o o. o I'll Is =
louisville % o 10 Oe 60 10
North and Krucger; Middleton. James
and williams. -.
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Final Scrimmage for W. & ].

Special DISPATCH IT, The TntcllCrrror
WASHINGTON. PA. oct. lily mis-
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SUPERbAS
WIND UP TIE NATIONAL LEAGUl
SEASON BY TAXING IKE
GIANTS 7 TO
Appleton Pitched Pine Ball For Champs
Braves Take Philltes Over
In. Final.

BROOKLYN Oct. 81 The champion
Brooklyns wound W the National Lea
que season here today. by defeating
New York TO 5. Manager Robinson
gave his regulars Il workout in the game
but had his recruits filling nearly every
position when it ended Appleton. who
has worked little all season. pitched nine
ball throughout. although lie was touch
ed for i've singles q triple and nome
run in the seventh and eighth.
The new champions leave on 4 SPe-
cial train for i:oStGn tomorrow at
o'clock The will Dc accompanied By
several hundred fans to be known aa
the Royal t;rooklyn Eooters. Score:
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DAVE says:
If you're wise as to quail
ty and wary as to price, then
dress in
KRAUS CLOT H E S
They represent the best
quality at your price. And
by quality we mean superb
GRITTY in weave, pattern,
style, tailoring, finishing
and fit. Besides, Kraus Quail
ity Clothes are designed by
those large eastern manufac-
turers who impart that ultra
distinctiveness and smart
ness that ordinary clothes do
not possess.
We have the best of the
stocks of several concerns,
and the prices are from SIS
to $50.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
%nuu2op,.
h3DMm;@A
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rssuHs CHAL1EHHK

The 4. A. CfEb OF Aetnavt1le.t chas-
lcus.s either Wa-wocd or tire Burr
Athletic clubs for 4 football game Sun
day. October is. II accepted cat.Rridee-:
port 90 and ask for Ed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

BOWIE RESULTS

f'rS' race selling. i've ana one half
iur!"hgs--Good Counsel. l0o q. Nc
IatgarD $50. $3.50. $3.50. FIRST: Bob
Rediield. los nEutwclD. 81 so70. sec
third. Time. eos. paymastcr. Relic
Of the Kitchen Scottish KniEh, and
Media also ran
Second selling, six furlongs-Cas-
aba. ioi H;rowm. $40 $3.50. 50. first:
hillN iiibbs. III (Watts), s121o, $40.
second; Deduction. il@ oSchuttinyerl
800 third. Time, l:l42-a Archcry
Bob Il. Ed Weiss. Carl Averoc,; and
\" Manager also ran
Ihird-siX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. liza ,Rut-
welD, SEQ, $50. $3.50. first; pjoucttc
ioo 'iiaNcs). $40, $3.50. second; Life,
49, !'rNer'' 1l6o. third. Time.
ia .. Mordccai, Bcndcl Peg. Kin,
der Lou and Edith Olga also ran.
Foulth-siX furlongs-FIit,er Cold
IL lBurlingame), $40, $3.50. s..3O
hrst Cleaning. 102 oSchuttinger).
35''". $50, second: Presumption. 1oa
~; Mciassarb. $3.50 third. Time.
~" Greenwood, Judge Wright and
Skiles Knob also ran
flfth-sclling mile and n sixteenth
Jabot, fl3 (Ward). $3.50. $3.50, $3.50,
first Miss Waters. 100 Hanover).
500" $50 second; River King. 100
! Iiayhes), 80 cents, third. Time,
l:99 As. Richard I.ansdon, Mike Cohen
and Baby Sister also ran
SiNth--milc and twenty yards
bryad. 10? HIayncs). $3.50. $3.50. s2aO,
! first: Charles Francis. 40 T,utwcID
! $50. $40 second; Captain Parr 81
T"rchandD. $3.50. third. Time. 1:i4 10
! Preston Lynn and Lambs Tail also
ran.
seventh selling. mile and twenty
iyards-LinbroOk lo2 GHaynes). $500
So. S2.2o first Mary Warren, 100 81.
McTaGGarp. $3.50, $40 second: Lar
! kin, oS tErown). $3.50. third Time
} ! "a %. Cuttyhunk Gains borough
Iiamboo. Cat o Nine Tails and Mar
! parct Mcisc also ran.
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NOTED TW|RlERS TO WORK
ALEXANDER AND BENDER
SLATED TO PITCH TO-DAY
Worm Promises TO t.r Them If Wealth
"r Is '.""d-Wiii Give Rich
mOntI Pitcher.

~ weather conditions are good. Rich
In"nh fans this afternoon will see Alex
ander ana Bender in action at ~. Ioc,,
"all yard. Fat Moran. manager Of IN.
Ph'liics. last night promised Rluv
Hhi''h 'hat he would use the TWO ia
nous twirlers IL conditions were right
H"'h mas decided to use Humphri IS
'ho J"r'lau against the phils to-day
nnt. II these youngsters are ripli,
'he National League chainpious wilI
not make as many hits as they did
Nt't"rda> Angels ArrnGon will posi-
lively be III The game to-day. and i,
work VIZ "'S'
telegram was received last nlrht
"E smith from kircfcr. who Is to Gu;
az IN" funny stunts for III. fans this
season. kirrher had adjusted the trou-
o'" win lhc Nashville manag. ucnt
IN" announced that ne would report on
.ioh"aE. Smith immediately wired for
nam 10 be here rot later than Sa,ur
"aN. as his presence is needed on that
cat to help enliven things "a lt,,le.
mess rat Moran changes his mind.
NJ, VIII leave a twirlcr here for Smith
20 use lie Informed tho local manager
laSt night that he thought that ne
could accommodate him. hut had moi,
'uiiH made up his mind. His decision
VIII be made known following the
gam" this afternoon
smith VIII be Will stumbled win
h"aNcrs. II Moran secs III To leave
"h"ther mere. He now has HUMPHREYS
ROSS. wilson. Gleason, Ferry. Burke
'hr'nah Fernout and Goodwin. He
ras neen giving hem All fair trial,
ana 'hc az IS about ready TO fal! on the
hccks OF two or three OF them
resides these men. George Suggs the
former Federal Lacquer. is here. Suc-s
mas never been signed by Richmond
pui Is working out twice a dav in tho
hofc" OF being able to show enough
10 warrant Il trial.
Marty Nyc Yesterday showed mn hot,
ger man he has in previous games "a,
p"I We secured Two hits out OF three
''E'eS up. pretty fight is also being
Wa&.d ny kcllihcr and Eibcl for th,.
mrS' sack JOB. Both are hitting well
noN, nelhG Morked on alternate daXA
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Doping the 1916 Baseball Season
XVIll.---National League Outhelds
BY HUGH 5. FULLERTON

i'"'ahs camrcd on Mount WASHINGTON
WON - nice fielder. save for on. bad
iauit' which is humping into other out
he!d"fs hav" "a record OF ninc COL
!sIons in one season. and tho p,avors
'H 'h'! are scared TO death when he
''.S after a ny Carey is one OF the
best outhcldcrs in the countrv 49,,
cannon mt Callahan has a great pros
r''' IN Madden, FROM Galveston, one OF
me tcw minor league recruits who will
stick wa
io-m"rfow W" take up the American
i,e"E ue o"th"lds as whOlcs ard sec how
they size up.
tCopyrtGht. 1916, by the Wheeler syn
dictate. Inc)
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INDErEN DENT LEAGUE Is
AMATEUR IN EVERY WAY

Tn" league. which has SIX clubs ia
strictly an amateur one. It is called
TN" Independent League, and IS com-
posed Of Hampton, Petersburg. Hope
we'll: Company +. FIRST Infantry. and
the First and Second Grays
The letter from Major Price TO sir
Smith follows:
"As per my conversation with you
a few days since, relative to the u.
Of Broad Street Park for my team.
which ! wish you To present TO tn"
Richmond club. Of the international
League.
The purpose OF my forming an IN
dependent baseball team is TO suppl
hirh-class amateur baseball to the
Richmond public on the Saturdays
when your team is out OF town. and to
play AT Byrd Park on other Saturdays
although havo about Elk men
who have played In Class - league ball
they are men who, FOR various reasons.
cannot and viii not play professional
ball any more. None OF my men ar"
going to bc on salary, except TO par
ticipatc in the net earnings after tho
season is over
Il am financing the team, and should
there be- any shortage at the end OF
the season, | shall dcfray il. but II
there is any markings. shall not par
ticipate in them.
Il am Informed by the owners o,
BROAD street Park that there - no OBJ
lection 10 my using this diamond az
per the above. providing there Is no
legal or personal objection on the part
OF the Richmond Club OF the lntcrna-
tional League.
My purpose in organizing this team
Is 70 provide good. clean sport for the
Richmond public, believing shat there
by ] Will be doing some missionary
work to help your proposition"
Major Price received the following
reply from Mr.. Smith:
"Rcplying to your communication OF
tho 20 ult
"As promised You. submitted your
proposition 10 MIR f. -; Barrow. prcsi-
dent OF the International League. who
advises me in reply that il is against
the rules Of our league for US to sub
let our park for baseball purposes to
Your organization. have submitted
this opinion 10 the board or directors
Of our club and am instructed TO adj
wise YOU that under the circumstances
We regret that we will he unable 10
rent YOU the baseball park for your
purposes"
w. T. Bradley. accordin. 10 Major
Price. Is in Il quandary over the mat
ter. II has been his custom to rent
the park out during the absences Of
the Richmond Ints. Last season il was
used by amateur teams. and. as tho
Richmond GrayS is an amateur team
he does not sec where there could Ne
amy objection. IT the Ints continue in
their attitude, Major Price contcn-
plates liking IN the old Ice Park
where the defunct United States League
played. ana have games with first
rate teams here in conflict with the
Climbers.
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PROS AND AMATEURS OUT
RICHMOND GRAYS REFUSED
USE OF BASEBALL GROUNDS
Major Price Highly InccnAcd nv Action
OF hi"hnond Exhibition COMPANY.
Mny Secure Lee I'nrk

Trouble over the use OF Broad stree,
Park during the absences OF tho Rir,-
mona Ints is brewing. Major Lawrence
!. Price. who is financially behind the
re"rSahiZed Richmond Grays. is ar,c,
the grounds. but the Richmond t,xhthi
ton Company has declined To mco, tina
amateurs half way
- d" not think that We. or the nconl.
"' Hchm"hh' are getting a square
zeal sara Major Price last night
wanted TO appear before the Eich-
mohd Exhibition Company to exnl,;r
nay plans. but Was refused ner,uir.i,.
to do so. and was Instructed In u.r,,o
my proposition. which ] did Now v
nave been turned down natiy. al,bou-b
do not believe that the Richmond L,>
hIbitivn Company. which only rents tho
grounds for its scheduled games. has a
flSht To keep us out"
Major Price ORGANIZED tho o,d p,h
mona Grays because he thinks the poo
PIE or incnmond are entitled To "A hi,,b
Sr""c CLASS Of amateur baseball II &C.
not MS intention to buck anvbody
amateur or professional, and the hoy
no mas gathered together have no a,
hliations with either All of ,boeo al,
ever played professional ball hayo ro.
'neu from the game, and the whole
pan is Ia no way rnoncy-maklnr one
''hJ"' Iflce does not expect anything
oHt OF IT, as any money loft at tho end
OF the season otcr the expenses viii hn
"iH!dcd among the players. or If thnro
- q dehcit nc Will meet il,
w" expect 10 bring good ,can.
he'" ana necessarily need the gate rc
ceipts TO pay the expenses said NJ,
1"r Price last night None or N.
teams VIII be professionals and We a-o
.htitiea 10 the use OF Broad Street
l.ark II our terms arc acccptahl. IL
Il. Bradley and his associates a.
any other amateur team.
fully explained this to Alvin "
Smith IN letter. but hc "vidcntit
moves on tho assumption that his com.
panN is the absolute owner Of BROAD
street Park. instead Of e renter. ana
,nat II" has the right TO DENY tho rcu-
III" Of Etchmond an opportunity 10
"omroriably witness a good game a.
baseball while tho Richmond team is
on the road
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Police Team nendy for Int.

IA" baseball team OF the Richmond
pole" Is planning surprise for tho
Richmond Ints tomorrow afternoon at
Broad street Park The bluccoats have
nc"n practicing hard during the past
f"" days. and can sec nothing but n
victory In sight
Tn" team. which Will play Richmond
tomorrow. VIII be picked from the
following men: Dutton, lack Waymack.
Nht"rF Ridrcway. shuttle. NJ smith.
lInrky, Traylor. Ryan. strain. Jones.
CAPTAIN Eddie Waymack, ThomiinSon
and Pagan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-06

NEW fbf.E April i.-I'aync Whit
r"E. OF TIA" New York Racquet and
Fcnnis club defeated the veteran
Charles T. Sanders. his cluLmnte. in
tn" FIRST match Of to-day's seminal
round for the national court tennis
va" nun sc'S, var one OF the hardest
ever "c"n AZ the local club. whitney
ana Crane VIII meet in the finals to-
morrow. ana the winner viii play
hE"inat the titlc-holdcr. Jay Gould in
~" challenge match here on Saturday.
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SkehcnN Minn nj GnIf.

fiNEiiCkST y. G., Airil 5.--I, ;"
days tirt rohni match play IN :hc
North and South amateur Champion
snip tournhhcnt Charles Skch.ns
woods Hole. .hc mcdallist. heat 6. l..
Becker. Philadelphia, 3 to . and Will
play VIII Chick. OF Brookiine. to-mor-
row. Chick having defeated W. u.
Simons. of Garden city. . to t.
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Yankees Trim BruoLIyn.

RRoOkLfN, y. y, April 5.-The New
oFk Americans defeated the Brooklyn
Nationals To in the inst exhibition
game OF the season here to-day.
Score by innings: r. II +
New York ...o . 1000 2O--i 6
BROOKLYN ......1 oool 90 % u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Heating and Wal
tors. \unamakcr. Smith, Appleton and
Meyers
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Penn Dcf~nts yi,lunox,

!Iill.A DELPilIA. PA. Anril
University OF Pennsylvania opened the
paS"htll season to-day by defeating
Niiianova College To o. Cromwell
pitched for Pennsylvania. and McEncrv
was on the rubber for Villanova
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Atlanta Gets Perkins

ArIA MIA. GA, April 5.-Mauager
Frank. of tho Atlanta, Southern Az
Socintion club. announced Tonight
Tint he Ind obtained Catcher Per-
k'ns from the Philadelphia Amcri-
cn"s. according 10 news from Macon.
where the Crackers played to-day.
Perkins played with RaIeIgh, In the
tnrOiinn League, last aensOu.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.--rhe Boston
hraHcs were defeated : To to-day bv
III" Washington Americans in an OK
h!biti"n game here. With the score
red in the sixth. the locals counted
hNe runs on two hits four errors and
base on balls
Score by innings: T. n =.
host"n ........o00 OF Z
washington % o COS ON 10
Ratter!es-knetzcr and Rlackhurn:
Ga!l!a. Harper and Henry.
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~ Memphis, T"un.-r Pittsburgh Ma
Southern Association
rain
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So .|sh"villc. y. C.--Ashcville, North
Carolina League, .. Philadelphia Amer
leans 3.
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Reds (nn win.
athletics Bent AsI,c,iIic.

- Columbus. American
Association, :. Cincinnati Nationals, !.
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cubs win by Shu,out.
Whitney Wins at TcmuI,.

~ Shreveport, I.a.-Chicaro Na-
tonals, {; Shreveport. Texas League, q
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- Macon, Ca Atlanta. Southern AS
ISOLATION s Macon. Atlantic League. 3.
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Red 50, Trim Dummies


~ Ealtimore--Balt Interna-
i"na!s q. Boston Americans j.