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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
PHYSICS CLASS HEARS
talk BY c. ". JEWET7

The physics class of the Bemidji
high school of which julius Bestul
is instructor, went to the C. w.
Jewett garage this morning and
heard Mr.. Jewett explain the parts
Of the different automobile engines
and electric systems. A Ford and
Oldsmobile car were described in de-
tail for the students.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
WAR SURELY IS WHAT
SHERMAN SAID IT WAS

Don't blame your wife If
your buttons drop off. Good
linen thread comes only from
Belgium, and the war has cut
off the supply.
Don't be surprised if your
evening paper, once white,
has a pale, straw-colored COM
plexion. The blue dye used
to tint yellow paper fibre is
unobtainable-on account of
the war.
Those matches you used to
buy a dozen boxes for nickel
have gone to cents. A war
shortage of chemicals is to
blame.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
CANDIDATE FOR STATE
OFFICE VISITS HERE

DR.. J. A. Gates of Kenyon, Repub-
lican candidate for lieutenant gov-
ernore at the primaries, June 10, is
visiting friends in Bemidji today. DR..
Gates was a member of the state leg
islature in 1905, 1907 and 1909.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11

FARM IMPROVEMENT MEET

Fifty farmers are attending the
farm improvement contest meeting
and the Bemidji Merchants associa-
ton meeting at the Commercial club
rooms this afternoon. The various
phases of the contest were discussed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
SENATE ASKS FOR
TRUST INVESTIGATIONS

Washington, April 1.-THE senate
today unanimously directed the at
torney general to send full reports of
his Investigations of the Standard
Oil and other interests charged with
boosting prices.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11

CINCINNATI MAY
ADOPT ELEPHANTS
AND MONKEYS

Cincinnati, April 11.-A
ecial election here today
determine whether $780,
Y in bonds shall be issued
to purchase the zoo, making
the collection of animals a
municipal asset. If the bond
issue is carried, a campaign
will be launched to secure a
$25O,O0O endowment to help
maintain the ZOO. Cincinnati
already owns and operates a
railroad university and hos
pital.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
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LONGER SKIRTS AND
LESS FLIRTING IS
PROPOSED ORDINANCE

Minneapolis, Mimi, April
11.-Alderman William E..
Currie's ordinance making
women's skirts longer and
prohibiting flirting, is before
the city council today. Bach
elor councilman decline to ad-
nit that they have noticed
any Irregularities in this re-
spect and married coucilman
are afraid to admit that they
have looked. The ordinance
is not expected to pass.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
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MANY LONELY EYES IN
THIS ADAMLESS EDEN


San Francisco, April H.
When the steamer Chehalis
sailed into a cove at Thaiti
some time ago Tahitian maid
ems swan out and besought
the sailors to desert their
ship and live there. Most of
the men of Tahiti have gone
to the European war, and it
has become an "Adamless
Eden" Passengers arriving
here on the steamer M0ana
brought the story.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
ATTORNEY M'DONALD OPENS
SUMMER HOME AT LAVINIA

Attorney and Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald
have opened their summer home at
LaVinia.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11

Mrs. H. 8. stillWel OF Bec1da
called on friends in Bem1du yester-
day. ~-l
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
WILTON MAN WOUNDED
IN EUROPEAN WAR

Winnipeg, April 1.-THE name of
Private William l.. Rogers of Wilton,
Minn., wounded, is given in the
Canadian casualty list today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-04-11
KANSAS DEMOCRATS TO
NAME DELEGATES TODAY

Hutchinson, Kans., April 11.--Kan-
sas Democrats met here today In
state convention to elect four dele
Fgates-at-large to the st. Louis ma
tional convention. ~.
The state ticket will be named by
the August primary. .--s-,~5. !.
President Wilson's administration
is to be endorsed 49, /. &. .s-.=E &.
l.. D. Beach, general merchant Of
Northome, is q business visitor In
Bemidji today.
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boosting prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
ROCKY MOUNT TUMBLEs
WINNING STREAK BROKEN
BY PORTSMOUTH CLUB
Norfolk Tnrs Plny Rings Around Pc
tershurG Nuts. md WIN by
the Score Of 5 10 I.
tSpecial 10 The Times.Dispa,ch. |

~
PORTSMOUTH, VA. May 4-Rocky
Mount failed to take advantage of it's
best opportunity in the ninth inning
To-Day. and lost its first game OF the
season to the Portsmouth Truckers nv
q score OF to 4. The Carolinians ha Il
three men on the bases and none out
IN the final frame. but the needed hit
did not materialize, and after McClel-
iand had forced Parmalee at the plat q
with bounder to Eldridge Goosctree
mt into double play and ended the
game.
The Truckers got lead of four
runs in the first. but the champions
score. Pearson, who started the game
for Portsmouth, was dcrricked after
two men had scored, and Eldridge was
sent TO the mound to replace him.
Two runs were sent around the paths
before the portsid.r retired the side.
After the second. Rocky Mount was
never dangerous until the ninth, when
the hrst three men up were safe. Then
McClelland drove bounder to Ell
bridge. who tossed to Reynolds. fore
ing Parmalee at the plate, leaving the
bases choked. Goosetree hit sharp
Grounder to Eldridgc and forced Leak G
At the plate. Reynolds getting the ball
10 Fox in time TO retire Goosetree.
singles by Moore and King. a base on
balls to Cueto. a double by Parker. and
Gandy's home run. No further scoring
was done until the seventh. when the
Truckers got another runner around
the circuit and again in the eighth,
when they scnredia run without max
ing hit. The score:
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INTs GET TAUTCH
Chicago American Inieidcr In Released
by Cpmiskey and VIII Join
Richmond Club,

President Comiskey, Of the Chicago
Americans. has released Infclder Joe
Tautch TO tho local international Club
II has not been decided definitely
where Tautch will be played. Billy
Smith said last night that he knew
nothing of his past record II is
thought that Tautch will arrive to-
night or Tomorrow
While the locals will annex a new
man. the Rochester Hustlers who open
a four-game series here to-day Will
also have new addition to their squad.
William Ritter. pitcher. has been
turned over 20 Tommy Leach by
Muggsy McGraw, OF the Giants. II is
understood that the Giants will keep
an option on tho youngster
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Jup. Pluvious Puts End
to Local Ball Game

RRiu broke M what Uas de.,,
10 bc pretty Shme Of hb.cbnII
yesterday afternoon al Brnnd s,r.c,
Park, between the local Intcrnn
tiohais nnd the Montreal nRKrcgn-
ton. After stopping twice for III,
rain to cease, the iden OF pIHy vu,
abandoned when hall and rain cn,nc
down in torrents.
THIS AFTERNOON the HOchcktcr
Hustiers Will he the attraction r.,
Broad street Park, md the Climb,
ers are primed for the gnme. rho
Hustierx have not been going well
of late, although they scored their
nrst International League victory
yesterday afternoon. The mil
smiths should have an easy time
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
TARS OUTPLAY NUTS

PETERSBURG, VA. May 1.-The
Tars played all around the Nuts this
afternoon and won easily by score
OF to l. Nicks, in the box for the
Tars, pitched splendid ball. only al
lowing three singles and double, the
double being made in the ninth inning
and resulting in the only run that the
Nuts made. MOZART. for the home
team. kept his hits we'll scattered. but
errors by his teammates enabled the
Tars to make three of their five runs.
A double play by Goalby and Poh, and
Hartselrs Momentum hit in the eighth
inning featured the game. The score:
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Totals 30 7c7 Is 5 rotals....32 9 "a ID !
'Batted for Ryan in ninth.
tBatted for Ingle In ninth.

Rocky Mount 80 o o.
Portsmouth ....4 0 IS
Summary. Runs Eiael. Edwards, Parma
Ice. InRe. Moore t2), Cueto. Parker Candy.
st. Martin. Three-h base hits-Parker. FOX.
ST. Martin. Home runs-Gandy. Stolen
hases-Moore, Cucto. Double plays-Eldr!dgr
to Reynolds to Fox. Base on bails--or In
gle. g. Left on bases-KoclSy Mount. 5;
Portsmouth, C. Hit by pitched ball--Ed-
wards. Hits--on Pearson, 1; OF fldridge. s
Struck out--hy tngle. l; by Eldrdse ..
Passed balls-Reynolds. Umplres, Rosana
and Hughes. Time, so Attendance. loo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth.
Newport News at Hnpew ell

g, Bradish of Columbia: head timer,
DIR: y. G. Randolph. Of Virginia.
The officers Of the association are:
president. j. W. II. Pollard. of Wash
inGton and Lee: first vice president r..
r.. Grove, Of st. Johns; aecond vice.
president. Kent J. Brown, OF North
Carolina: secretary. Professor Macne-
mar. OF George Washington Univer-
sity: treasurer. W. r. Fite. Of the Uni
rerSity OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Ran for Stanag- In ninth
Waited FOR Dauss In eleventh
:Battod for Baker in twelfth
HATED for Davenport In nth.
Slated for NcCabe In sixth
Score by innings n
Detroit "a n ! n q n "a
St Louis "a . o q n ~
Summary: Euns-vi,,. Veacr. Hoffman ~.
,"une Duhuc Shoiton. Si-ler 81. Pratt,
hartley. Tobin. Sacrifice hiis-Dau.s Mar
sans fratt. stolen bas"s-Nitt. Mars,ns
Deal 90. Two base hi,~-Hcliman I2p stan.
age. Si-l"r NeSch. Three base htts-Dubur
iratt. Young. Struck out-by Dubuc !. b.
phuss, = by Groom. ,. Bases on balls-oH
Duouc. ). OF Erickson. ]: on Dau,s /; on
room j. Bases on bals-or DuSuc. !. on
Erickson. ]: of Dauss. !. or Cove!cskie ::
on davenport ]: on Groom. l. Double
play ohnson and Frat. unip!res Hide
brand and - I.ouEhlin. Time. As
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score by innings

Providence 49,. ..l % -
Summary; Runs-Channell McDora ID.
Cav t2l, Rshg. Powell 81. Unsow I2,.
Two base hit>-E onslow, Channel. kopp.
Three base hits-Tuiwii-r. Sacritio. hits
j aCkSon 90. Shcan t2b. Powell. Double pia W
--Shean To r.. Dnslow: Jackson j. Onsow.
Struck out-by Tincup, q, by Cav. l. Base
on hails-or lineup. /: off Cav, 3. Passed
hhii-Eiackburn. Hit by pitched hall--hy
Cav ,Ttnrupl umpircs. Hart and Keenan,.
Time As
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MATHEWS0N LOSES GAME
TEN-lNNING MATCH
GOES TO BOSTON BRAVES
Nctcrnn TNSIrlcr Starts III. Seven
tcenth ScnsOn for Giants, md
Ptchcs Good Bull.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Christophcr
Mathewson started his seventeenth sea-
son with the New York team here to-
day. and lost a close tcn-inninG game
TO Boston, to s. With the exception
OF the first inning, when he was han
dicapped by Indifferent infield support.
Mathcwson pitched good ball. He lost
In the tenth, when he gave his only
base on balls to Smith. who took second
on kauffs nun of Comp:on's fly and
scored on Gowdy's single. The score:
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Totsls...eo s2I,o Tn,.ls.-an -
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WINS EASILY
Water Lily Beats Jane sStrnitI T,xo
Lengths In Arlington IInndi-
emp ut Pfm1lco.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PfMLICO, MD. May 4.-The Arlinr-
ton selling handicap. an affair at six
furlongs, the feature on the card to-
day. was easy for Wizard" Bcdwelrs
Water Lily. who beat Jane Straith. two
lengths for the long end OF the purse
while Yodeling was third.
The Baltimore stceplechasc. at two
miles, was annexed by Thomas's Rrcnt-
wood who easily defeated the fayorite
Heart Of Oaks. The winner ia ono nj
the safest jumpers seen this season
and IRON, nov OH II will take horse
OF considerable class to beat him.
AlVord beat The Berrier In tho open
Ing event. and q Result defeated m
Nelson by scant nose. while Intriguer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

Summary: Runs-Lewis Gardner Barry
Bass son on oails-or Caldwell. !; OF Leonard.
: Two base hits-Peckinpaugh Ianvrin
Sacrifice hits-Lewis. Gardner. Carrigan
Stolen bases-Iew;s. Gardner Double piay.
-Baker. Pipp and PcckinpauEh: pecktn-
paugh and baket. Passed hall-Nuna err
HIT by piich"r-by Caldwell (Janvrin, Bar
ryb. Umpirns. Connolly and owen Time
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TotaIs...2 727 To,a1s....3l 81 IL
.Rattcd for MOZART in eighth

vi Z
score nv Innings: r.
Norfolk ........O o Is
Pcicrshurr 49,. 80 o o IL
summary: Runs-whitted, Hartseil. Nor
rcth Mcmahon (2l. Irm.cher. Two-hase hits
--McMahon. Irnscher. Home rnns-HartSeli.
-Hartseii. Sticking t2). weIchcr. Pase on
ba lis off MOZART, 2; of Nicks. 4. Left on
ba notwithstanding, g. Norfolk. s. Hit by
pitched ball-Mohart. 4; Nicks. S; Marks. L.
Htts--on MOZART. In innings; off Marks.
9 In inning. Umpire, Warner. Time. AS.
Attendance
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INDIANS TAKE ANOTHER

CHICAGO. May 4.-Cieveland shut
out Chicago. 2 to o. to-day in their
first game here of the season. Speak
er's double. following a base on balls
TO Turner. gave the visitors their first
run Roth's single and Wambsganss'
double accounted for the other
Two lightning double plays deprived
the locals OF at least two runs, and
probably cost them the game. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
SUPERBAS TIGHTEN HOLD

BROOKLYN, y. Y, Nav 4-Rrook,vn
strengthened its hold on first place
today by shutting out Philadeiphia.
to o. Dell allowed only three hits,
sensational catchcrs by Myers or
Crarath and Luderus in deep center In
the ninth, with n runner on. saved a
tie and possible defeat. The score:
PhiiadeIphia. RrooLIyn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
-OR|OLES DEFEAT LEAFS
~ -, - -,,,,,-,a,,
). IN PRETTY EXHIBITION
Bill Morrisette Hurls Baltimore 10
3.to.1 Victory in Hard Bat
tie With Toronto.
PROVIDENCE WINS IN EIGHTH
Grays Bunch Hits In Eighth Inning
and Capture Game From Buffalo
Team by the Score Of 3 to Tin.
n cup Twlrls Fine Game.
Especial to The Times-ptspa,ch. J

t'pV''"' ~ NV 4'''''' '''S '''','''J
BALTIMORE, MD. May +.-EaIt-
more defeated Toronto here 10 DAY IN
the final game Of the series. TO |.
Bill Morrisette, who the Birds secured
from the Athletics Yesterday. took up
the Ringing duties IN the second in
~a+ing, after Thormahlcn weakened. and
held the Leafs hitlcss during the re-
rna!nder Of the game. While trine
unsteady at times good fielding be-
hind him saved him from being scored
on lie practically Won his own game
in the second inning when he BANGED
on. a double and scored two men. The
game was the best played here this
season and was .nliVened with two
brilliant double killings. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
NEWARK COMPS CRAPPER
Especial 10 The Times-pispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tcl
NEWARK, y. j., May Newark 8
winning streak WAS broken with loud
crash to-day. Tommy Leach's Rochcs-
ter team GallopinG off with its first
EnZmann was hit To all corners Of tho
lot, and retired after eight runs had
been scored McAuley. the Rochester
|shOrtstop, went on wild batting ca
reer. hamm.rlng out four safcties. three
of them doubles. Joe Brown. the Caro-
Lima League graduate. held Newark in
the palm of his hand. The score
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Cleveland.


'"H''''''''''' U
Batted for Williams in seventh
Score by Innings: r.
Cleveland -. 49,. 81 o o o. o l q q "a
chicago 49,. ......0 o 0 o 90
summary: Runs Turner. Roth. Two
base hits-Spcakcr. Jackson. Wamby. Struck
out-by Williams. s; by Coumhc. q by
Fabcr. J. Bases on balls-off williams, 2.
Double plays-Wamby to Howard; Schaik
10 Weaver. Sacrifice hits-Iackson Schalk.
Stolen bases-Scfslk. Empires. Evans and
Chill. Time, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
FOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Mems singles Start To-Morrow, While
Women'S Contests WIZ Open on
Home Courts ON Monday,

a tournament for the championship
or tho Country Club of Virginia viii
be started on tho clubs courts to-
morrow, when the mems singles are
scheduled TO start. The women's sim
giles viii begin on Monday.
Prizes win be awarded TO the win
ners in both events.
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College Results.

:. Al .AnnapoIis- Navy. 4; North Caro-
lima A. and NJ. 2.
At Cambridge. Mass.--Harvard uni
varsity. D. University OF Virginia O.
At Hanover. n. H.--Dartmouth, a:
Georgetown. 2.
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SENATORS WIN EASILY
JOHNSON HOLDS MACKMEN
TO SCORE OF 8 TOT
ST. Louis Breaks Losing Streak and
Trims Detroit by 7-fo-8

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Johnson
kept Philadelphia's hits scattered. and
Washington won easily to-day, 5 to 1.
Sheehan was Wild. giving nine bases
on balls and making two wild pitches
In eight innings. but the visitors lost
several scoring opportunities by caro-
less base running. The score:
PhllulclnhIn Mnshlnzfnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05

:, summary i%uIs-Farre!l Rabhinvton ca,
Eoeike 90 Mrhulcy 60. Brown Sacrifice
mus sloan, jacobson. Casey. Stolen ha
, liable, Hoe!k". Rahbinrton McAuIev
wo- nasf hlts-McAuIcy go. Casey. Jacob
-Eon: Three has" hit-Farrcll Bases an
,6aiiE--of EnZmanu of BROWN Ui,.-
opt ltnZnann. ~ IN " l-3 innings Double
. plaEs-Bro"n. HabbinGtou TO Hoelke; sig.
= IN % iioelke Jinpircs Freeman q nj
= andih"c. Time, 1850 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-05
GRAYS BEST HERD


--"-PRONlnENCE. Z. l., MAY THE
.Grays punched hits off Gaw's delivery
IN the eighth round of to-days game,
..-cfsl two runs were their result These
I markers gave the locals the game by
n 5-to-i score. Tiucup. formerly OF
, the Phillics, twlrled fine game for
the Grays. allowing but six hits and
striking out nine Tn. score:
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Jacksontiile. !; Columbia. 6.
Macon, o; Albany. 3.
Columbus, o; Mont gomcry g.
CharlestOn, 9: Augusta. e" oil innings.
dark ness). H''
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RrnnLtyn
Totals....3l 81 10 Totals...2s Il 10
sRatted for 2urps in oipb,h
bdt1VN IVT bUTHS II eIRH IN.
Eated for McQuiiIan In eighth.

Score by Innings. n
Philadelphia 49,. 80 o o o o %
brooklyn .........o o q -
summary: Runs-MOwrey. Olson Bases on
l. Struck out-by Dell. 4: by McQuiiIan l.
Wild pitch-McQullan. Hits-of McQuiI.an,
In innings. Double play-Niehotf. Ban
croft to Ludtrus. Three has hit-Whittcd
Two-basc hits--Ludcrus. Mowrey. Sacrifice
hits-Mowrcy. Cutshaw. Stolen bascy--pas.
kert. Dauber'. EMPIRES. Quigley and Byron.
Time, 1:H.
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PIRATES WIN IN EIGHTH

PITTSBURGH. May 4.-PittsburEh
defeated Chicago here to-day, to .,
winning in the eighth inning, when
two triples. double and a single net
ted three runs. Up to that inning
had awarded only four hits
The score:
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BROWNS BREAK STREAK

DETROIT. May 4.-St. Louis broke
It's long losing streak to-day, when II
defeated Detroit z to s, in loosely
played contest that went thirteen In
ninGs Detroit used four pitchers and
st. Louis three. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Columbus at Milwaukee,
Louisville ut MlnnpnpolIs
Toledo at Kansas Civ
Indianapolis at ST, PAM
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Washington.
TotaIs...a 2 6 81 20 , Totals. % II p d

Score by innings: y
Washington -. ......o o q As
Summary Runs-Strunk. Moel,er. Foster
Cd. Milan. Rondeau. Hits-of Shechan s
In innings: off Weaver. s In 1 inning. Two
has" hit3--Wit. Moriler Three 80 hits
Foster, Strunk. Sacrifice hit-MorSan. Sto-
lon hoses-aiian. l. Judge. =; Morgan /
Struck out-by Shcehan. /, by Johnson !
Ra.e on halis--on Sheehan. O. on wraver
Wild ritches-Shcehan Passed bali-Schanv
Empires. Dineen and Eallin. Time l:b3
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Boston.
CIV York.
Totals. ...4l4 3olt 2 To,
'Ran for Paridcn In ninth.
fNOl LIS nul In GnNenth hit

tcoiiins out in seventh; hit by batted ball.
sore pS Innings: Il.
I'ostoE 80. ........i 0 o q II
New York ...........l 90
, summary: Runs-MarRnville. Collins VIII
no't %; smith ca. Tyler. Burns. Robertson.
Nhnn' Fletcher. Merklc. Mckechae. Homo
runs Merkle. Tyler. Three base h''e-Ma :
ranviiie. konetchy. Two-base hits-Fietchcr
MMchechnie Base on baiis-oT Tyler. /: of
Mhthcwson. ]. Struck out-hy Tyler q hy
HuE hes. l by Mathewson 2. Sacrifice flies
Doyle; Mathewson. Stolen base-Roush. Dou
pie piays.Smith. Evers to Konctchy: Ma
ranviiie. Evers TO konetchy: McKechnie to
Merkie Hi,s-on Tyler. II In sl-3 innings
on hughes. in "a Innings. Cmpires,
Rigler and Eason. Tine. 10
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HARVARD SHUTS OUT
ORANGE AND BLUE TEAM
SfrEinin noys Manage 10 Lnnd for Tro
Hits In Eighth. but Fail


. CAMBEIpGE MASS. May 4-.Har-
ward defeated tho University of Vir-
~ginla to-day : TO o Up 10 the eighth
sinning, when the visitors mad, two
Ehts, WhlIncy had pitched "A no-hit. no
Erun game. The score:
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Totals. 50 s-7N ro,a,s..:a 2e4M =


Score by innings: X.
Baltimore 80 ~
Summary: Runs-Miiler. Few>ter Ritter,
Thompson. Two-hase h'ts-Miller, Morri-
s.tte. Sacrifice hi:s-Truesdale. Brack"tt.
Lamar, McAvoy. Double plays-Mo-risetta
TO Fewster; Blackburn to Trucsdale. Struck
out-by Mor-iscitr. =. 10y Thompson, 5. Bases
ou hHlls-on Morrsettc. :: OFT THOMPSON. :.
off Thormahlen. ,; ofCook g First hrss
on errur:.-Ba fillmore. l. Leit bases-t'sl
tinore. II Toronto, ;. Umpi:cs, Carpenter
and Chestnut. Time. @."l
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. =; New York o.
Wash lnEton. 3; Philadelphia, I.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago. o.
II. Louis, !; Detroit, 6 tI3 innings).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland Mt Chicago.
ST. Louis AT Detr0it.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Albany mt Macon.
Montgomery ut Columbus
Jacksonville at Columbia
Augusta ut CharIest on
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. :; ST. Louis, 2.
Pittsburgh. 1; Chicago. 2.
Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia. o.
Boston. -. New York. q Go inninSsJ.
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YANKEES SHUT OUT
New York.

BOSTON, May 4,-Leonard held New
ork 10 TWO hits to-day, and the Bos-
ton Americans won, to 0. The score.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rochester at Richmond.
Buffalo at BnItimor,
(Only two games scheduied.)
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PUFFs AND BUILDERS TIE

HoPEwELL, VA, May 4.--Hopewell
the Powder Pufrs. returned home to-
day and staged an exciting game n,
Eppes Park. 1t was called at the end
of tho tenth inning on account OF
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