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CORNELL SHUTS OUT MICHIGAN
Russell Holds Wolverines 10 One
Hit and wins. to u.

ASS AHson. Mich. May I3.-Correll
defeated Michlgan on Ferry Field this
afternoon by a to u score. Russell
holding the Wolverines TO a single hit
Walterhouse tossed the game away In
the fifth inning. when he threw wild
in an attempt to catch Ludwig at third
The latter scored easily. Russell struck
out nine men and received sensational
Suppprt in the neld The a,ore
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LEHIGH FALLS IN SIXTEENTH.
Gerard. Lafayette Pitcher. starts
Rally That wins Game.

EAsroN, Pa, May l3,- 1t took Lafay-
ette sixteen innings TO down its ancient
rival Lchigh on March Field this after
noon The end of the battle finally
was reached and the score was 3 to 4.
II was a battling rally started by
Gerard, the sterling Lafayette pitcher,
IN the sixteenth that won the game, and
II was Gerard who scored the winning
run. The score:
n.
lafayette. 1000 IL
Batt'rles-Ichigh Rawle and Lees La
fayctte. Gerard and Myers.
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ALEXANDER BEATS REDS.
He Allows Only Three Hits and
PhII'ies Win. q to

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 13~.--Alexander
held the Reds to three hits to-day.
Philadelphia winning the first OF tho
series, 3 to O. Dale and Mitchell were
Ineffective in the pinches. The Phillies
s,ole bases at will on Wingo. This score I:
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| port. IN one inning, off Finohcr. none IN one
inning Runs CONGRATULATIONS. 8: St
! Louis . Three base hit witt Sncrifcc hits
-NcInnis johnson 2 Stolen bases -Strunk,
Walsh. Johnson. Slslcr. Marsans Left on
bases Philadelphia, 4, 81 Louis, 10 struck
out-By Myers, G: by Groom, Il; hy Davennort,
I First base on crrors-St, Louis, First
base on balls on Myers, 6, of Groom, 3 Hit
hy pitched ball-By Davenport walsh. I'm
p,rc IN Loug HIN. Field umpire
chm. Time hour and 81 minutes
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Two base hit-Hornsby. Sacrifice hit-Doak
Stolen bnsr-Corhan Double play Snyder and
Rrtz'l. First base on balls ON Doak. I. off
Dell. :. Struck out-By Doak. q hy Dell.
Umpire in chief -O'Day Field ummre-Orth
Time hour and 81 minutes
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New York State League ResuIts.

syracuse, 9 Troy. l.
scranton. 8; Elmira, g.
BinEhamton. 3: Wil&ssbarre. (nrst
game),.
%Binshsmton, 7; wilkssbsrrs. 2 t.scond
Gainel,
Utica, 3; AlbRn ny, o.
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ian for Neil. This made things in
terestiug. but a moment later Milan went
TO deep left centre and got McDonald's
long drive. thus ending the game. The
Sraya
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Cleveland. ...... o Il
Neg York .......... o o l 0 0 o.
Frs, base on errors Cleveland. !; New
N0r&. T.. Left on bases-Cleveland; 10; New
York Frs, baae on balls-Oh Coveleskle,
:; oN Fisher. 4 Struck out-By Coveleskie'
: rs Fisher, s Home runs-Spesker. PIpp'
TV1 base hlt-Nunamaker. Sacrifice ny
Wtuh-.arsa Stolen h~ases-Turner, Gedeon,
reoaiupaugh. Double play-Gedeon; Peckin'
ia.-l ana PIpp. Passed b~alls-o,Seill, :?
~ hv pltched ball--By Fisher Howard.
it-'od runs-On CoveleSkie. ? of FISHER 3.
lmrrc In c~hief-Nalin. Field umpire
ur'.u Time hours.
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PrrTSBURG ~.

Two base hit-KOnetchy. Three base hts
Naranyilie. J c. smith, Costello. sacrifice
hi Carey. Double play-Evers, Meanwhile
and Konetchy. First base on bails-Ohz Reul'
bach, q: of Hughes, q; of Adams, / Struck
out-By Hughes. /; by Nehf. 8: by Adams, .
Hit by pitched ball-By Reulbach, Il; by
Hughes. i. Umpire in chief-klem. Field
u~mpire-Eason. Time hour and ~ minutes.
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Hartford, 10; Lynn. I.
New London, 0; Lawrence. Q.
Worcester. .; Springhsid. ..
Lowell. 4; NsW Haven. !
Bridgeport, .; Portland. ..
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Anauts, g. Memphis. g.
N"sl'ille 7 New orleans. 4
b'-W ucham. 4: Little Rock, !.
N"ul'" ; Chattanooga. ..
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Totals sS59e7 10

Two basc hits-W. KiITlfcr, Luierus, Ora.
yath. Three base hits stock Stolen bases
ECravath, Niehof, .Iwhitted,, Bancroft, Stock.
sarr1ace hit Niehoh, First base on balls-On
Nv Alexander INeaieI. slruct out y Alex.
andcr. 8. by Dale. {; by Mitchell, /, Umpire
in chlef-Byron. Field umpire -uuiglcy. Time
Il hour and 70 minutes
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North Carolina League R~-.ns.

Greenboro. 2: Ashcvillo. J.
charlotte. I Winston Salem J.
Raleigh, u Durham, g.
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Earned runs-Washinsion. ?; Detroit. . Left
on DISQUALIFICATION. u; Detroit. 10, First
base On bsIls- on johnson, .; On Cunning
ham. 5 Hts-Of Cunningham IN six IN
nings OF Erickson, . IN two innings struck
out BY johnson. 9; 10y cunningham : 10y
Er!Cksen. 2 Two base hits johnson. Morgan
sacrifice hts-Rondeau. Henry. WIT sacrI.
fee flies -Johnson. Wit Stolen h~a-cs-Fostcr
Judge. NcBrid. Veach Doubl, p~lay-Burn.
Bush and Burns, Hit by pitcher-By Johnson
CNesch. StanageD. Umpire IN chief-Hllde
brand. Field umpire-Evans Time hours
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American Association ResnIt-,

Indianapolis, O.. Kansas CITY. o.
Louisville, 10; Milwaukee, .
Toledo at Minneapolis-- Rain.
Columbus At st, Paul-Rsin.
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''att'u Tor Wat6rhouse IN the ninth inning.
Fl'i'tci for Miller IN the ninth inning
Cornell ........... n o n NJ
MIchlgau........... % y q o %
S~aorihrr hit-Ludwi. Left ON bas-s-Cor
nell, 3, Michigan. {" Fret base on haIl.-On
Miller, I, on Russell. I Struck out BY Mil
Ter, .; by Russell. Q Impre-McKenzic Time
- hour and 10 minutes.
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conc out when winning run was scored "'
tran for Carrigan IN the seventh ,nninS.
tBal,ed for Leonard In the seventh inning
Chicago. ,,.--.r,. o n a q 4 o.
Boston ........,".. o 1000 / . . la
Two base hits Collins. 2: Fel.ch. AIRY
Three base hits -Felsch, Hooper, .. Sacrifice
Jackson and schalk Left on bases Chicago,
boston. /. First base on error = Boston
FIRST base on balls-ot Cicotte, !; of Scott.
pitcher-By. Scott (HoblitzelD Struck out-By
Cco'te. ~ Leonard. q; BY Foster, !. I'm.
Time? hour and Is minutes.
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Results of Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.

: Louis. - Brooklyn, |.
T"t;shurg. = Roston. ,
Philadel phla. 3 Cincinnati. o
In Chitago-New York, rain,
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'Ba'ted for Stanaxe IN the mrth inning
fBAtted for Cunningham in the seventh in
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Good Blade Work by Princeton.

for these short events, as they do not
go into the four mile races like m. rest
OF the colleges. Their rowing season
will end two weeks from to-day. and
they should be az the top OF their phyfi-
cal condition now.
Although Annapolis will end her row
ing season next Saturday me also par
tic!paies IN only shore races-row.ng a
very high stroke from start to finish
she Is on even terms with Princeton IN
this feature. Md was the only crew IN
this race that w Princeton a contest
in the last quarter. The Middies' bow
was tapping the stern Of the Tigers
shell at the finish.
Pennsylvania fell down badly In this
event, being well In the rear AZ the end
Of the race.
James Ten Eyck. the coach. Tn whom
Syracuse has placed it's faith. certainly
turned out a beautiful junior eight,
which won the first hea; by a length
and n half against a fast field composed
OF PENNSYLVANIA and Harvard. and then
later won the final from Yale. Harvard
and Pennsylvania. well within them
selves
Although the Crimson got the best Of
the start Yale led IN the FIST part II
the raCe. Syracuse's youngsters were
slow starters. but seemed TO settle down
to their work more quickly than did the
other crews and their smooth work
showed TO good advantage OVe- the
others. When they reached the trolley
bridge at the one-half mile poin. SYRIA
cuse was leading 10y half "A length
Harvard WAS o~ne-quarter length ahead
of Yale. and Pennsylvania was a l,ng;l
To- the stern OF Yale.
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TOTALS 90 >. 3 % ~ ~ !.
.Ratted for Deal in the eighth nuIng
IBaited for Groom in the seventh inning
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sacrihe hti-Channel stolen basss-Zim
man. .Durg1n, 2; Haley, Channel. Three base
hits-En,mann Kopp Home run-Carlstrom
First base on bBlls-Dn Enzmann, !. on
Anderson. & Struck out-Bv Enzmann. 4;
by Anderson. = First bae on errors
Newark 2: Left on baaes-Newark, e
Bunalo, 3 Umpire in c~hief-Chesnu, Field
umrrre-Carpenter. Time-l hour and 30
minutes.
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NEWARK UNAFRAID
OF FOUR RUN LEAD
Hacks Away at AnderSOn's
Pitching Until II Has
Game by 9 to 8.


Nesterdays t<suIts.
Newark, Q; Buffalo s
Providence. 10: Montreal. 2
Baltimore. .: Rochester.
Richmond. :. Toronto. l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results.

Cleveland. I: New York. :.
Boston. 7 Chicago. : ,ten inninesL
Philadelphia. 4 81 Louis. }
Washington. : Detroit. g
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T0-day's schedule
Buffalo in Newark.
Montreal in Providence.
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PRINCETON CREW
WINS CHILDS CUP,
COLUMBIA THIRD
Middics Give Tigers Hard Con-
test at Finish, but Quak-
crs Never Figure.
SYR.ACUSE'S JUNIORS
BEAT A FAST FIELD
ny CONSTANC E =. TITUS.
Retired Amateur Champion az
Scu1ls and SWceps.

PHILADELPHIA, May I3.-rrirceton's
varsity eight defeated the Naval Acad-
envy Columbia and PENNSYLVANIA crews
In the big event for the Chllds cup by
threc-auarters OF a length here to-day.
They finished In the order named.
II was a pretty race up to the three
quarter post, where the terrific hirh
stroke and hot pace told on Stroke Brat
ton Of Columbia. The race was entirely
too short for Columbia. Although she
got the best OF the start AT the crack Of
the gun n Immediately settled down
for a good. long swing. Princeton. which
was rowing a VI higher stroke. went
up on the New Workers.
Then Columbia's coxswain called or
his men for a little faster WORK u
Grafton raised his stroke TO 40 a minute.
which pace told on his men within half
q mile. Columbia Just rowed herself out.
Naval Academy. rowing a high strok.
with a great deal of power In 1t. held on
to Princeton very well. As the crews
passed under the trolley bridge Column
bias and Princetou's bows were even.
Naval Academy vas n few feet behind
Princeton asd Pennsylvania vas one
half length behind the midshipmen.
fennsylvania's stroke was very short
AMI the Quak.rs were not getting much
speed out Of the shell While. on the
other hand. as long "a Columbia lasted
her crew had a beautiful run on her shel
between strokes.
u looks as though Coach Rice will
have a good four mile ere ". and {, is un-
fa!r To put four mile oarsmen in the
snort events ard get them on edge n
month before the race II cannot be Zone
the crew Is bound TO go stale
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4th Gage her Seimat fern ae.
neien. Gobon nabm ole 5obrt nod
ben Ser, Stoaten ID Gage in Nm.
ipru9)
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I'm Crp6eltm.

&er 1T e2a6p De Battle? 9os
g'olf i'm allgcRieinen tennt iie bel.
leiht nidt, ober oae fenuen Mrs.
snngtrD, Die perberrlidte 8ariteI.
lungsfilnitIerin bon England.
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atrdftion inn Grpbeltm un0 rUir0 BON
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rem @inafter, DQlbes" bejtens I'M.
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fitnitler Gecil '9Sarf8, 8ioliniit un0
gomuop, 9ianiIt, @or6on
nn0 Ried als Observation-Disclosures
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oes GrDbeim9.
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Eolitiidle anseigen.
j. NJ. Gates
aanOibat fit Sluat Senator

NdiDtDGf mr. 6iuat senator
.oes Sounoers. uno 5orpp Gountu,
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eeboren uno dufgesoger1 I'M Garpp
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ben0er @eid1ftsmdnn.
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Iermin dIs Sendtor mo TT iebf
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Cir 1T Elm forifHrttliA qeitnnter
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Wotes mar aud EN- Mifalieo oes So.
iitees fir ~Nusorbeifiing 6es ganf-
@eieses im Sabre 1909.
Stimmt fit 4. 81. Wates fir
~iaais fnaiar nn0 Sic iUeFbrm til.
tM 5Friam btstbeh.
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gapeis s6eater.

Stems on.Gcn Girls" lit Der Il.
tel Der mulifdItifen 8trlesfe, Die in
Der ImIenoen ISOLDE in oieien be.
liebten llnter6aitungsbaiis our Cor.
itellitng gelaagt. Dieielbe iDrr0e
ipesiea fin bic 2ebrers &onoention.
ISOLDE gebnAt.
Die 2eiitiatgen oieier aomponie
Iberfreffen alie bisber 6aeemeIene
un0 werSen Dte geiuher anaenehm
it6errdffen. 8eliebte uno amer.
fannte gurlesfen gnbnenIterne fuie
Sept, 2eifer Alen uiD gra59
Babe 2otoar Baben Die fubrenoen
aoaen inne, oieielben meroen be.
items unteritittt bon @aitlern In
ibrem Sadie mie @Iaobs @arfer,
Sorrp 2o8earl un6 MeGlau6.
5pe5ielle SorgfnIt nuroe BEL Der
9usmobl Der flibid)en Maoden Oes
gborus beobadJtet. Gouobl bic en-.
ite ionic aud Die Speite @eibc Der
lit MIR aus Dor5iigliden
gdHgerimen nno G1n5erinnen at.
fdu1inen aciekt.
3nan5ig nbioInt reue WaniifFtii.
de iperDen ben @eiontteinorltf 6ieIer
gorifealing nod beionoers beben.
81 8e5ug oltf ausftothlng mo
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bisber 6~ngefpeieae melt i'm 56ntten
fteaer.
Bie getpobnIid iinoet bic erite
@orItcaung wieOpr belfte nodmittaq
itatt. Sir 9ienstag. Dem @abltage,
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Gas BaDletaebnis miro
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Hapitdn Role bate
itiirmiibe Sabrt!

Berlin. 4. Mob. (5unfen6eridt.)
- 8ie aopitdnIe1tnant Sans RoIe,
aonmanoair ser yl1s53", ste er
Idtlt nmtlider a~nfiinoigung bon ID.
rem @eiud III Den 8re. Staaten
mieoer gIiidIi6 ilber ben Sseun mad
Pinem oeltidan Snfen aebradt bat,
berihteie, bate er cine uubergenobn.
lid itiirmii6e 6abrt. Ger Seegarg
mar Elm 10 ihmerer, DOB es Der
geintitng ilberboupt niht moglidl
mar, lidj ntf led in Ser friihen
2uft gu ergeber. Nltr bier uno 0a
fonnten 0ie gcltfe in fleinen @rltp.
pen i'm Surm meilen. 3tpeimal MUIR
De 6a5 0urd zen bohen Beaenaanq
beruriadte Stnmpfen rno StoBen
6es u-gootes ieIbit oen ieeti6tigen
Mannihoften 10 unertrGgIid, 6oB cs
aus oieien 8runoe tollden un6 Ian.
eere 8eit inter Baiier bleiben mub-
te.
Srot Ser erlittene1 Gtrapasen
febrten 0ffi8ire mao mdnni6aften in.
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@eiitnobeits8uitdno botte nidt I'M
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ter obne ieOen Sfooen iiberitanoen.
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DcmtIHl0nS iibt
WieccrucrocltMno!

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r. Ole 0eltide @eqierung bat als
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eiitbolten Der 8eriprehumgen Der
tronaciiifen Regieruma biniihtlih
Der 6reiIniiutG bon @efanqenen be-
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men Somilieu Die in sen pon ben
Geitiheu beiebten @ebieten lebten.
nod 9ettidIono ob5utransportieren.
Die gerIiner lleberIee Rahriften
aaentlir madt barilber folaen0es
ON Wiittiuod hefonnt.
Die oettide uno sic fran5piiide
Regierlng batien I'M berqanaenen
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ben austuiid bon 8iuilee.
fangenen getroifeH. 60 ioIten oo.
nod u1ter dnoerem ole in 6ranf.
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rem, OBJ ie miIttdriia tnieIi6 ma.
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Regieutns Oittiert bat. neil Scr
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ben Ruiieu Die Msumitious5uiubr
son5 obSuidtneioen orobt.
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lpc0er sur itrengen 9%eittraIitdt 5u.
ritdtebren oOrr lid sun5 mi bic
settle Der enteute itcaer mo bic
5olaen trugen muB.
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Mrs. Langtry

@inie 90ID; SarrD & Gramo Gbor.
rods; MI & 5onnp 6taoman;
Doncing a%erneops; Cecil garfes: :
BoiiI @oroon & 4me Silica: Or.
pbem &rdbeI @eetIb.
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ucrDeGiIHsccMtlcbe
~BeSicbnn0cn kritilH!
in Gbriiinnia ii man beiurai
OeHtldle 3situnssu fi6rcn cine
idIarfe Sprade.

@brIitianio. A. 9tpbember. Sr
ben Der bieitgen Regierung nabe
itebenoeu areticn brtrudtct man bit
IT'D aus Der 6au6boot. aontroberit
ergeben0e Gage 5plldeu s%torluegen
mlo Geuti6lano ais iebr fritiial
ino es berriht i'm guH5en SanSc
groBe Auiregune.
Die Antiport Der uortueqiidlen Sic
giernmg mlf ben Rroteft Ieutih
lambs gesen Die bon ibr qeiGltr
@ntibeIottng in Der Sau6bootfrugc
loa bereits p~orgeitern Dem 0etttideR
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bod miro iiber ben Snbalt Serielben
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otis Dem llmitart0e eeihloiicn, 0ai,
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