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Evening star., 1919-04-20
Matty Had a Gloue

Although being nosed out after OBJ
tanning a most commanding lead, the
Nationals did not appear to disadvan-
tage except as to pitching, for the two
misplays registered against them
both were mechanical. All the ivory
stun yesterday was perpetrated by
the Giants. and the fact that they
we're able to obtain the verdict was
due solely to a very, offish off-day for
Ed Matteson. >Shaw, who started as
hillman for the home talent. was in
rare form. permitting only four scat
tered singles in the five frames he
toi1ed- The run he was nicked for
accrued from Zimmerman's single in
the fourth. after Kauff had received
one of the two passes Jim doled out.
apd had pilfered second with Picinich
making no motion to try to heat
him OF. At that Jim allowed Benny
to get great lead on first for his
dash.
The home talent cared little at that
stage of the encounter about meas
1y one run. as they had combed the
delivery of Jesse Winters the inning
before for seven counters. Foster
AIldn, oHdHkS, flClHlCH anu JuuSc
contributed hits in the massing of this
impressive lead. while Rice drew a
walk. Davis got bumped on the bean
and Hal Chase obligingly tossed in a
brace of fumbles.
Coming back in the very next
session with two additional tallies,
the way for which was paved by
Rice and Shanks with safeties, the
Griffmen apparently had the contest
laid away in red flannel. as Shaw
had the enemy well in hand. The
Pittsburgher was permitted to knock
OF after the fifth inning. however
Aatteson taking his place. where
upon things began to happen. Baird,
the first man to face him, was franked
to first. Janvrin failed to nail Kauff' s
roller, which took a side hop. thinner
man singled to left. scoring Baird
Fletcher was hit by a pitched ball
and forced by McCarty at second
KAuff scoring the while. Matty then
famed his pitching rival. but Burns
cracked a single to center tina,
registered Zimmerman and McCarty
Evening star., 1919-04-20
GIANTS AGAIN COP
!. IN HECTIC CONTEST
Left at Post, They Hammer
Out 11-9 Victory Over Griffs
in First Home Game.
ED MATTESON THE VICTIM
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
iants, IL; Griffmen, Q.

Giants. IL; Griffmen. ..
Hash" is a term appropriate for
the exhibition put up by Giants and
Griffmen in the first game of the
season at American League Park yes
terday. There was little of every
thing in a base ball way in evidence,
including some things seldom seen
outside sandlot circles. but there was
plainly of action, and the more than
5000 fans who turned out for their
first peek at major league ball got
a run for their money. although they
didn't see much of that brand of
pastiming.
A total of twenty-seven athletes
appeared at one time or another. in
Guiding fourteen of the visitors. and
three of them were called upon for
duty in more than one position. In
addition to the twenty runs scored in
the two hours and forty minutes re
quired for the hectic encounter. there
were twenty-eight hits and eight err
rors, and about the only line in the
box score summary minus an entry
was that headed "balk" Why this
particular phase of the pitching art
should have been overlooked is a
mystery.
The umpiring was in keeping with
the other things that transpired, and
as a result it is announced there will
be a change in the official guessers
for the melee this afternoon.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Houlik Fails as Rescuer

Getting by in the seventh. Matty got
in trouble again in the eighth. and by the
timo Hovlik was beckoned from the bull
ZEN to relieve him another run had de-
veloped on hits by Sticking. McCarty
and Burns. Hovlik walked Young. and
after Chase had popped to Agnew Jim
Thorpe poled a double far over Milan's
head that cleared the sacks. A walk to
Kauff again loaded the cushions. but
Heinie Zim didn't have another hit in
his bat.
With the score tied at 9 all and two
down in the ninth Causey, Burns and
Young singled in succession and another
run was over. The hassocks again were
crowded when Davis fumbled Chase's
bounder and a base on balls to Thorpe
forced another counter over. Milan got
under Kauff's fly.
When Winters faded from the scene
after the fourth Causey went into the
box for the Giants and Washington's
run making ended. This sorrelt- topped
hurler permitted only three hits during
Lis tenure of five innings.
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PENN CREW BEATS YALE.
Wins by Almost Three Lengths.
Dark Blues Junior Eight First
by Narrow Margin.

DERBY, Conn.,. April 19.-ThesPenn-
sylvania varsity crew defeated Yale
on the Housatonic river here this
evening by almost three lengths
In the race of the junior eights'
Yale won by less than length.
The time of the varsity crew was:
Pennsylvania, $50 rs; Yale. G-3l 275-
Second crews: Yale, 6.27 3-5; Penn
sylvania, $50 2-5.
The course was the Henley distance
of one mile and $50 yards.
The feature. of the regatta was the
work of the Yale second crew. which
made better time than the Blue
varsity eight
The Quakers rowed cleaniy and
smoothly in the varsity event. while
the Yale oarsmen splashed consider
ably and lacked the leg and body
drive which marked Pennsylvania
rowing. The Penn crew got away to a
good start and quickly gained LEAD
of half a length, which was held uni
the last ouarter-mile mark. Then the
Philadelphians speeded up, increasing
The victors appeared strong at the
finish. while the Blue oarsmen CLEAR
ly showed the effects of the grind.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
ELLErT LEADS AT DUCKPINs
Wins Six Dots in Closed Tourney
of National Capital League.

In the dot" and '"high-low" tour
nament held Friday night at Grand
Central by the National Capital
League the dots were evenly dis
tributed, the greatest number to any
one person being six. won by J. E.
Elicit.
The three 'high-low" game prizes
were won as follows: First game.
Phillips 110 and J. E. Elicit 126. total
236: second game. Keeler 12O and
Welsh lis. total 23S; third game,
Boteler 1913 and Moore 131, total 254.
When lice cream was announced
the bowlers and friends almost stam-
peded the refreshment committee, and
a general good time was enjoyed by
all.
This tournament will undoubtedly
be a regular institution among the
bowling fraternity every year, and
plans are already under way for a
still bigger. affair next year.
Prizes were awarded to the winners
for the season just concluded.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
NAVY ROWERS WIN
/. BY MANY LENGTHS
Varsity and Freshman Crews
Defeat Harvard and Prince.
ton OarSmen.
WEATHER UNFAv0RABLE

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April is.-The
swept themselves into the lead in the
college world by overwhelming the
varsity and freshman crews in the &c
gatta on the Severn river this after
noon. The Navy varsity finished near
~ fourteen lengths ahead OF The
Crimson, with Princeton three lengths
behind Harvard, and in the freshman
event the Navy plebes crossed the -f:.l-
ish line eight lengths ahead OF Har-
ward and nearly ten lengths ahead OF
the Princeton freshmen. 1t was the
greatest defeat ever administered TO
Harvard oarsmen, and the margin OF
the victory is probably the greatest
ever hung up in an intercollegiate
aquatic event.
The races, triangular contests, were
rowed over d course OF mile and
seven-eighths instead of the customary
Henley distance of mile and five-si~-
teenths, this being the result Of 4 mu-
tual agreement of :he competing crews.
The time of the crews at the iniSn
was as follows:
Varsity Navy, 1C:5i as; Harvard.
1871; Princeton. HAP.
Freshmen, Navy piebes, 11:24; 1Iar-
ward, 11:49; Princeton. 1l:5f-
The time would haze been much
faster, but the races were rowed un-
der adverse conditions, as both wind
and tide were against the crews
Strikingiy similar were the incidents
in connection with the two races as the
Middies jumped into the lead within
the first 2o5 Yards. with Harvard hold
ing along gam&ly. but ineffectiveiy. In
ing along game!y. but in effecuNeiy Ia
the freshman event. however. they al
most oVerhauled Harvard as the re-
suit of gallant squirt.
A significant feature as result or
the races based upon the time as tfat
Navy'S plebe crew was better than the
Harvard varsity, as they covered the
course in seven seconds fast ter i:he.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
CARL Under IN FRONT
Captures Boston's Marathon Race
M. ]. Lynch of This City in
Fifth Place.

BOSTON, April 19.-Carl Linder of
the Hurja A. c. of Quincy won the
twenty-second annual twenty-five-mile
marathon race of the Boston Athletic
Association today in hours 80 minutes
13 2-5 seconds. He finished in good con-
dition. l minute and 3-5 seconds ahead
of his towns-fellow. William Wick. Otto
]. Lake of Brooklyn was third and
Frank Gillespie of Chicago fourth. The
first three men are Firms.
Linder was rejected by the Army
when called in the first selective draft
because Of fiat feet. He won the jayelin
event in the New England champion
ship in 1909. He is twenty-nine years
old. Summary:
Carl W. A. I.inder. Quincy. 8.13 o-5: vii.
liam Wick. Quincy, 2.3O.15: Otto j. Lake.
BROOKLYN. 2.a 81: Frank Gillespie Chicago.
2-3G. A. NJ. J. Lynch. Washington a365S
Aaron Morris. New York. 2.37 81: Peter
Trivoulides. New York. 2.3s1O: Runar Ohman n,
Sweden. 2.41.3s: Anastas r. Sturgis. NatjcI
2.j1.15; Henry kanto. Quincy. Isl. .53.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
BIC LEAGUE LID
PR|ED OFF IN HUB
Brooklyn Wins Both Games
From Braves, $1,000 At
tending Afternoon Contest.

BOSTON, April 19.-The major league
base ball season was opened here today
when the Brooklyn club defeated Boston
) to in 1O-inning game this morning
and to this afternoon. Holiday
crowds of more than 5000 and 10000
attended. Hundreds Of overseas soldiers
were in the stands.
jeff Pfeffcr pitched well in the after
noon game for Brooklyn. The Boston
players got on the bases in every inning,
but there were no hits to send them
home. Pfeffer contributed to Brooklyn's
win by driving the ball into deep left
center. where Riggert dropped it after
long run. Boston scored in the sew nth
on hits by Miller and Herzog, and in
the eighth, when Pfeffer became wild
and passed two and hit two, forcing
Holke in.
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FOWNES WINS GOLF TOURNEY
Defeats Morrison in Finals of Mid
April Event at Pinehurst

PINEHURST, N. c.. April 19.-H. c.
Fownes. the Oakmont veteran, and
rom MORRISON also OF the oakmont
tournament at .Pinehurst today. Fownes
winning the match and the presi-
dents trophy by up and to play
The veteran winner went out in SO
and finished 4 over fours at the fif-
teenth with a 4H3-4 for a rs Nor
rison took the lead at the third hole
with an eighteen-foot putt for
birdie 3. but Fownes came right back
with a long one for a winning birdie
on the fourth, took the sixth with a
and led the way from that time
until the end
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Speed Test for Johnson
in Penn's Hurdle Race

Carl johnson, Michigan Uni-
versity's new alI-round star.
will be called upon to exhibit
his real hurdle ability when he
opposes the stars from other
colleges In the 120~yard event.
ON fhe turf. at the Penn games
ON Friday. April 25. In the
west johnson In ranked rs the
hest athlete discovered during
the last three years. He II as
aeet in the sprints as over the
obstacles, which fact he proved
MT the recent western confer
ence championship when he
won three events. In the Penn
hurdle race johnson Will have
to take the measure of the best
balanced field ever gathered for
this contest. Among the start
crs entered Are Erdman of
Princeton, intercollegiate cham
pion; Smalley, Penn: Smith.
Cornell, and Massey, Princeton.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
NAVY WINS MATCHES AT
LACROSSE AND TENNIS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 19.-There
were two events at the Naval Acsd-
emy this afternoon besides the boat
race and the base ball game. both of
which were overwhelmingly won by
the Naval Academy. The lacrosse
twelve defeated Swarthmore, gem
orally high-grade team in this line.
by 10 to o. Herring of the Navy
established a seasons record by
shooting goals. The midshipmen
opened their tennis sea son by win
ming from Johns Hopkins in four
straight strings of singles and Two
of doubles.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
MARYLAND STATE 2
BEATS NAVY NINE
College Park Team Victor
Over Middies by 5 to 2.
Losers First to Score.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 1S.-Navy
suffered it's first collegiate base ball
defeat of the season today at the
hands of Maryland State, the score be-
ing S to 2. The Midshipmen were first
to score, getting a man over in the
second. In the last half of the third
State put two runs across the plate
and never was headed after that. Some
good base running by Miner produced
another run for Navy in the eighth
and in the ninth the Middies got two
men on with one down, but could not
score.
Two errors, a base on balls and
single gave Maryland State its two runs
in the third. Two bases on balls and an
overthrow to third in attempt to prevent
a steal of third let the College Park nine
have another run in the fifth. In the
ninth Riggs led off for State by beating
out an infield hit, R. Knode sacrificed,
Aitcheson pasted a two-bagger into left
center and Eiseman followed with
triple to right and two more runs were
over; S. Knode was walked and caught
trying to steal second and Bailey ended
the inning with high fly to right field.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
covered. the Cubs will have some op-
position

covered, the Cubs will have some op-
position.
Pittsburgh is the dark horse be-
cause of last years showing. Bezdek
is making good as a manager. With
Cooper, Hamilton. Meyer, Babe
Adams and Evans to do the pitching
and men like Safer, Cutshaw, Carey
and Southworth on the job fer the
heavy hitting. the Pirates loom up as
formidable contenders and favorites
for third place.
The other clubs are in the same
class. Cincinnati has had little prac-
tice. the stars have been holding out
and Pat Moran still is looking for a
shortstop and some pitchers. The
Braves have slumped since taking
the road and do not looks as
good IS in the training camp.
Brooklyn has good pitching staff.
and a high-class outfleld. but that let's
them out. The Phils are improving,
but still are in need of pitchers,
second baseman and one catcher. If
Coombs gets some hurlers he will
make a fair showing. Judging from
reports, st. Louis is about the same
as last year.
ITO me the clubs line up as fol-
laws: Chicago, New York, Pittsburgh.
T.l140n. Cincinnati. Brooklyn and st.
- 20 or Philadelphia-"
Evening star., 1919-04-20
ITS, Ouercome Big Lead to Defeat Grimen Navy Fights Win
Home Run Record for Ruth.

BALTIMORE. April 10
Americana. in six successive
times mt bat. four in yesterdays
exhibition with the Baltimore
internationally. and two in to-
days game, scored home runs,
breaking the hOme-run record.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Walter johnson Will Work
Against the Giants Today

Walter johnson will get his
final prepping for the opening
Eame of the season today, when
he will oppose the New York
Giants in the Nationals final
contest Of the fnterleague Sc
rieS.
The ace of Grin's staff is In
fine form from his training en-
deavOrs in the south. and five
or six innings at top speed
against NcGraw'S elan this
afternoon is figured to be all he
needs to put him on edge for
the initial clash of the cham
piOnship campaign next We'd
nesday against the Athletics.
Manager McGrav il expected
to start Rube Benton, his star
pOrtSider.
The game will start Mt :
o'clock.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Brooklyn Wins Opener.

BOSTON. April 19.-Tommy Grif-
fith'S single. with third and second
occupied, broke up the opening game
of the major league season this
morning IN the tenth inning, and
Brooklyn obtained to 2 triumph
over Boston. Brooklyn punched hits
off Rudolph in the early innings.
while Cadore was the master, except
in the seventh, when the Braves tied
the score by combining three hits and
sacrifice fly.
In the tenth inning Brooklyn re-
sorted to bunting, and this attack
proved successful. Rabbit Maran-
vile played for the Braves. but ap-
parently was not in the best of con-
ditiOn. The score:
Evening star., 1919-04-20
SWIMMING RECORD GOES
BEFORE CLARENCE LANE

ALAMEDA, Cal, April 19.-Clar-
ence Lane. formerly of Honolulu.
broke the national fiftyyard college
swimming record here today. when he
made the distance in twenty-four sec
onds in the intercollegiate freshmen
swimming meet. Lane is student
at st. Mary's College, Oakland. The
previous record was twenty-five and
one-fiftb seconds. made in 1914 by
F. f. Hadley of Yale.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
MANY CLOSE CONTESTS
IN DRAKE RELAY RACES

DES MONIES, Iowa, April 19.-
Many close contests today failed 10
produce any new records in the tenth
annual Drake relay carnival. The
surprise of the meet was the victory
of Hass of Grinnell tiowa) College
in the special 100-yard dash in ten
and one-fifth seconds.
Michigan won the half-mile uni
versity relay; Notre Dame, the two
mile event. and Chicago. the four
mile race in the big ten section.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Base Ball Results.

New York. II; Washington, ..
Brooklyn, 5; Boston. ..
Brooklyn. 3; Boston, ..
Boston Red Sox. Is; Baltimore, 2.
New Orleans. 2: Shreveport, l.
Nashville, 4; Louisville, o.
Chicago, 3: Cincinnati. 1.
St Louis Browns, s; st. Louis Car
1.s
Pittsburgh. 2; Indianapolis. L
Birmingham, 3; ST.. Paul, 0.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
MARINES ON TOP AGAIN.
Shut Out the 63d Infantry Boys at
Potomac Park, z to O.

The strong Marine team had an easy
time defeating the 63d Infantry boys,
Z to 0, at Potomac Park yesterday after
noon before big crowd. Groome and
Kelly did the battery work for the bull
Dogs" while Thompson and Hughes Off
ciated i'm the same positions for the de-
feated nine. The Infantry boys are i'm
proving with every game and expect to
make better showing in the near
future.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
College Games.

Georgetown. 3: Virginia NJ. T. ..
Penn State Q: Catholic University. Z.
Maryland State. 5: Navy, =.
Holy Cross. 4: Penn. ,.
Yale. 9: Johns Hopkins, 5.
Springfield Y. NC. A. Z; Harvard. 1.
Fordham. 3; Lehigh, >.
New York University. 4; Union, 3.
Lafayette, 3; Cornell, >.
Tufts. IL; Army, I.
Alabama Poly, 6; Oglcthorpe. ?.
Georgia Tech, s; MercAr. L
Evening star., 1919-04-20
ERRORS PLAY PART
IN DEFEAT Of c. j.
BrookIanders Field RaggedIy
and Lose to Penn State
Nine, 7 to 9.

Poor play in the field and wTldness
on the part of one of its pitchers
caused Catholic University's defeat
yesterday at the hands of the Penn
State nine. 9 to Z. The Brooklanders
had the visitors on the short end of a
7-to-1 score at one time, but could not
hold the lead. Penn State scored one
run in each of the fifth and sixth in
nings. and in the seventh and eighth
got three and four respectively.
Specht of Catholic University gave
twelve bases on balls. Score:
Evening star., 1919-04-20
G. j. WINS, 9 TO2,
OVER Y. N. |. NINE
Hyman Strikes Out Seven
teen Men in Blue and
Gray's Victory.

LEXINGTON, Va, April 1s-Hyman
struck out seventeen men against
Virginia Military Institute today and
Georgetown won the opening game of
its southern trip by 9 to 2. The Lex
ingtonians were not near SO strong
as the visitors. and after the one-run
lead was lost in the fourth, could not
prevent Georgetown scoring very
frequently. Score:
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sBatted for Winters in fifth.
fBatted for Hovlik in ninth.
New York---.-- o o o. q 4 o-1l
Washington 80 o D - o D o. Q
Twobase hix-JUdge. Thorpe. Hits-On
WinterS. 10 in innings; OF Shaw. in :
innings: OF Matteson. Z in = Is innings: of
Hov1fk. in Is innings; of Causey. :; in :,
inniAgs. Sacrifice hits&ilan. Causey. Sacri-
hce hy-Davis. Stolen bases-kaun. Zimme r
mas. McCarty. Janvrin. Double pIays-Davis
IN Janvrin TO Judge Left on basas-New York.
L.; Washington. II. First base balis-By
Winters. /; by Shaw, .; by. Maftsson by
Fovlik. ); by Csusey. l. First base errors
Washington. 3; New York. =. Hit by pitcher
BY Winters, l tDavisi: by Matteson.
tVletcher): by Caasey, Davis,. Struck ont
BY Winters. 4: by Shaw. >; by Causey. 4.
Passed baii-McCarty. Wild pitch-Shaw. Um-
p,res--Neasrs. Brennan and Collihower. Time
Of galne-2 hours and 70 minutes.
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.FTERNOON GAME.

Totals. 81 81 II Totals. SO q L.
'Batted for Ragan in the seventh inning.
TBatted for Schf in the eighth inning.
{Ran for Scott in the eighth inning.
Brooklyn......... o q % 0-3
Boston. ......... o o.
RuQs.Griffith. OMara. Kruger. Holke. Mil
Ter. Errors-Malone, Maranville. Riggert.
Holke. Smith. Two base hits-Wilson, Maran-
vile. Stolen bases-Olson. Riggert. Powell.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. s; Boston, IL. Bases
on balls-Of Ragan, 1 of Pfeffer. 8. Hits
on Ragan, in innings; off Nehf. in in
ming; off Fillingim. in 1 inning. Hit by
pitcher-By Pfeffer tIIolke. Kelly. struck
Out-By Pfeffer. .: by Ragan, .; by Nehf, /:
by Fillingim. l. Passed ball-kruger,
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Game Is Well Pitched.

Keene pitched for State and did
creditable job of it Except for the
earned run that Navy got in the second
inning the Middies could not hit him ef-
fectively. L. Baker and R. Baker. who
did the twirling for the Navy nine. also
worked well, faulty support being re-
SponSible for all the runs made by State.
except the two in the ninth, both of
which were earned. Score:
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Runs-Sullivan, Ingram Dolan. Douack, Sui
liyan. Flayin (2D, Kenyon. Donahue and Hy
man co. Errors-MeDavid l2l. Stroud ca.
Everett (2), sullivan and Fees: Three-base
hits-Flayin Sullivan, Hyman. Two-base hits
KENYON Finnigan. Struck out-By Stroud.
4: by Hyman. II. Stolen base-Sullivan. Hit
by pitcher-Martin. First base on baiis-By
Stroud. 3; by Hyman, 1.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Bethlehem Soccer Team Wins Title

FALL RIVER, Mass. April l9.-The
Bethlehem Penn Field Club won the
soccer championship of the United
States today by defeating the Pater-
son tN. J.) Field Club. , to 0.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Red Sox Smother Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April 19.-Boston
16 runs. 16 hits. no errors;
Baltimore International. runs.
hits. 6 errors. Ruth, Mays and Wal
ters: Parnham. Lewis. Kneisch and
Egan and Carroll
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sBatted for Hartman in ninth.


". s. C......... o o O 2-5
Navy ......-... o 1 1 O.
Two-base hit-Aitcheson. Three-base hit
Eiseman. Hits-0f L. Baker. in innings
off r. Baker, 3 in 5 innings. Sacrifice hit
KLode. First base on balls-Oh L. Baker, 8:
of Keene. 2: off r. Baker. l. First base on
errors-Maryland State. .; Navy. 1. Struck
out-By Keene, ); by L. Baker. 5; by X.
Baker, 2. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of game
i hour and AZ minutes.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Swarthmore Athletes Beat Hopkins

BALTIMORE. April 19.-Swarth-
more College defeated Johns Hopkins
University here today in track and
field meet by the score of IS to 36.
Evening star., 1919-04-20

Runs scored-Johnston. Malone, z. Wheat
Olsen. Cadore. Smith. Kelly. Errors-O'Mara.
Cadore. Msranville (2,, Powell Holke Wilson
Two-base hit-Olsen. Three-base hit-wheat
Left on bases-Brooklyn, Z; Boston. 8. Stolen
base-kelly. Sacrifice hits-O'Mara, Holke
Malone. Sacrifice fy-Maranville. Double
plays-Olsen to Malone to Johnston; Maran-
Vile to Herzog to Holke. Bases balls-Of
Rudolph 1; of Cadore. .. Struck out-By Ru-
dolph. 6.
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Runs-Korb. Baublitz t2l. Kiilinger (2).
Knapp. Granley, Tramphorne 90. Rooney.
Sepwaitz Hopke Lucey t2). Carroll. Specht.
Sepwaitz Hopke. McDonough. Lucey t2,. Car
roll First base by errors-Penn.. 3; c. T.. =.
LEFT LEFT on Sasesrenn TO- m T. s,a,t First
off Long. 1. Innings pitched-By Specht, q 23:
by Long, . Is. Hits made-Of Specht, 3; of
Long. l. Struck Out-By kroog, q; by Specht,
4: by Long s. Three-ba hit-specht. Two
base hits-TramphOrne. Carroll. Sacrifice hit
Korb. Stolen bases-kliinger. Granley
Tramphorne. Carroll. Double play-Rooney
to Fitzgerald to Carroll. Hit by pitcher-By
Long tGranley,. Wild pitch-Long.. Um-
pire--Mr. Handboe. Time of game hours
and minutes.
Evening star., 1919-04-20
Browns Trounce the Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS. April l9,--.St. Louis Amer
leans, s, 6. o.; St. Louis Nationals, I. S.
4. Davenport and Billings Tuero, May
and CiemonS
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Totals. 81 4 % 8 Totals. 80 q 8
'Batted for Hopke in ninth.
Penn. .. o o 3 %
J. U. O 3 0 @ O o.