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Leonard should win Deeis,reiy over Richie.

excite
land
has II be
hitter champion much
$4,000 he
zenith This Leonard will trained and he will
accept the popular dn by voiced after his Disappointing
night thoroughly commalzed
will decisvey q
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CHICAGO a

Totals q 10 Il 10 s
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Lieut. col. Huston, half owner OF tho
Yankees, rendered a welcome home dinner
to oricers OF his old regiment. the Six
tsenth Engineers. at the Engineers Club
last night. Many Of Gaps" baseball
friends were guests, What Illusions fellow
officers think Of their former Lieutenant
Commander can only Re compared to what
Gaps baseball friends think OF HIN. 40
more need be said,
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BUSHWICKS BREAK EVEN.
Lose to Morse Dry Dock Nine, but
Beat Penn Red Cans.

The Bushwicks broke even at Dexter
Park yesterday. They lost to tho Morse
Dirty Dock nine In the first game OF a
double header by a score of 3 to q ana
then took the measure OF the Penn Red
Caps, II TO 8. Both games were well
played and enjoyed by a big crowd,
Tierney had fne day with the willow.
His three hits in the second game
played a prominent part in the Bushwick
victory. The scores:
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Bad Baseball weather in April Nothing Now.


April
As
the April % plans
Wednesday hardly
the
wretched Yet much
records for 1909 find that April the
May
Tigers and tho Browns halted by kind
Is nothing The sun is comln
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TIMELY BATTING BY
REDS BEATS PIRATES
Earl Hamilton the Victim
Score Is 4 to I.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 27.--tNa-
tional) By timely batting in the sec
ond and third innings, Cincinnati de-
feated Pittsburg to-day, 4 to I. II
was pitcher Earl Hamilton's first do
feat In seven starts, as he won oil six
OF the games he pitched last season pe-
fore going into the navy.
Thu acnra
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Totals - 6 IA 80 1872
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The
without h we declared that as far knew
kind had recorded
Yale neither hit nor run 1878 and Councilman
kind readers We learn that there games in the
sympathetic records
to Harvard made
hit pitcher
April IS. 1914 nor
Polytechnic to aanes
though the Ellis reakg
that of 1884 ~
by 10 J. ~"N ~innSon
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I-e Flagstead. who landed on tho Clsye-
ana pitching crack. Jim Basby, for a
double and two singles In four times UP
last Saturday, Is one minor league slugger
who Is living up 20 his reputation. Flag
stead led the Southern League in batting
last year. Playing for Chattanooga he ran
up an average Of .sSl. He has been up before
with Detroit. but heretofore ne was too
green for big league use.
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$4,000 FANS SEE
SOX BEAT DETROIT
Jockson's Home Run Features
Score, 6 to 4.

DETROIT, April .-(American)- Be
fore $4,000 spectators Chicago defeated
Detroit this afternoon, to 4. Chicago
hit safely thirteen times, Dauss retiring
at the end Of the seventh in favor of
KEll.o.
\ long home run by Jackson into the
right field bleachers featured the hitting.
The score:
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CUBS SWAMP CARDINALS.
Tyler Leads Chicago to 7 TO 4 VIC
tory-Flack Hits Homer.

CHICAGO. April 81 (NationaD George
Tyler pitched in fine form and the Chi
cago Nationals defeated the st. Louis
team to 1 in their first game of the
season. Tyler didn't allow a hit until
the seventh inning. Flack hit the first
pitched ball for home run over the
right field fence. The score:
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Cubs stan u Best.

Only Chicago and Brooklyn have for
midahle pitching STATS. though Bezdek
has several good pitchers in Pittsburg.
On paper the Cub pitching stan OF Alex
ander. Vaughn. Tyler, Douglas and
Hendrix looks the best, but after Sher-
rod Smith joins the Brooklyns, Ebbets
Will have STAFF In Brooklyn equal TO
that. Pfeffer. Grimes. Galore, Cheney
and Mamaux. right handlers and Smith
and Marquard. left handlers, Ia quite a
pitching collection.
The acquisition of Jean Dubuc. the
former Detroiter, by the Giants may
help the New York team. Jean went
South with the Red Sox. and Boston
players say he Is as good now as he
ever was.
Jean is expected TO I'll AZ otev Gran
dali role with the Giants He IL a
pitcher who can hit. can play the OUT
Held In an emergency. is a good pitcher
TO send In for ANEW innings. and r. n
capable pinch hitter. He made a favor
able impression when he relieved George
Smith in last Fridays game in Phila-
delphia-
All the New York teams change on
ponents to-day. The Yankees will play
the Philadelphia Athletics. The game
will be held OF until 1 o'clock. 80 as
to take advantage of the half holiday
declared in honor o. the parade Of the
old Sixty-ninth. Jack Quinn and Muddy
Ruel will be the Yankee battery and
Duffy Lewis will play in left field This
announcement was made by the club
last night The Giants advance on TO
Boston and the Brooklyns move 20 Phil
adolpNia.
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EMERALDs IN FRONT.
Score over HiRhbridge Athletics
and Chesters.

Before a crowd that packed the grand
stands, the Emeralds yesterday tri-
umphed over the Highbridge Athletics in
the feature OF a double header at the
Catholic Protectory grounds, I to q. The
game went ten innings. The Athletics
tied the score in tho ninth. In tho FIRST
game 1.-The Enleralds beat the Chesters,
to 4.
Next Sunday tho Emeralds will play
Billy Gibson's Bronx Eagles and the
Ironsides. The scores:
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MARooNS DOUBLE v1CToRs.
Beat Whitley Team and PhiJ.del-
pbia Giants

in a doubleheader at DycEnsn Own
Yesterday, the Maroons beat the Nuucy.
~ j" team In the FIRST game. 10 10 O,
and in tho second game defeated tho
Philadelphia Giants. IL to II. The score
of the first game follows;
Maroons ...-.......t es9i 10 IL
kutisy. y. J.........o o o o 0 o. 4
ESttsxtes-Aoknsruy ana Habble4aka;
lAstikys psnshnAs 3axtenrsAnA E~~ %
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Two hase hits Strunk. Judge. Three base
hits-Judse. Ruth. stolen bases Scott ~,
McInnis Sacrifice hts--Bsrry a.. Wit
Jones, Hooper. sacrifice fy-walters Dou.
bic elayH 10 10 MGIo h on bases
srrors-Boston. 8. Base on balloon shaw.
3: of Iioylik. I; off Thompson, /: on Jones,
3 Hits--Oh Shaw, z In I innings; on Hoviik
in l-3 innings; on Thompson, 1 N 3s'3
innings struck out-By shaw, Q; by Jones.
q nv 1nompIon, L. Wild pitchss-ShAW fsi.
1hompson Winning pttshsr>-JonAA, I.ezing
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ROBINS DRY DOCK WINS,
Defeats Paterson SILK sox Team n,
score of q to 4,

PATERSON, n. J., April 27.-The Robins
DrF DOCK team administered defeat to
the Doherty sox OF this city here TO-DAY
IN the opening game OF the local season
by score Of 8 to I. Van Bssen went
tho nine innings for the Dry Dock team.
The SCORE by innings:
Robins Dry Dock. ..ci!fceoooLs
dig sor. .........o 02O0e-x = .
batteries-vanessan and Alderman: He'll
hon' Raymond, Pickering and Hafner'
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Two base hN-Cuishaw. Stolen bases-
Groh Lett on e,.es--P;,.:6sra; 9: G,ne,a y;
Hsmiiton. 3 Fts-on Hamilton, in 6 in.
nings: OF Evans, , in , innings, Hit by
pitcher-Ry Ructhsr, !; by Esmifon, I.
Hamilton.
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Major League Records
for the Past Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played. won and lost. with runs,
hitt. errore, men left on bases and runs
Saturday. April 10. and Saturday. April
IS, Is as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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HosMEn nUsT MAKE CHOICE.

Eddie IJosiner, tho De la Sale Insii-
tute and Glencoe A g. runner, will havo
10 represent either his school or club in
A A. 4. competition hereafter. This
ives decided upon yesterday at a meet
ing Of tho registration committee OF tho
A. A. u Hosmer, in recent athletic
meets. has represented both his club and
school. This will not be- allowed In the
future.
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ReplHyins their tie in the second round
OF the Royal NoStor cup, the Clan MAcDun
and Ia SultauI elcvsns came together
sEaia at LcnoN oval YESTERDAY This tins
Clan MarDun triuSHpGeI. I to q. Fat plny
~ the forwards and 4 shot by Portor gave
the tlsnsUe1 tde load two minutes from
Tia sthrt. An i7diy!iual effort hr Porter
yielded tho second goal after IS minutes o.
pay. Duncan made Il 80 o before half
time. and also shot the fourth goal In the
second half. The winners viii meet the
L'ongteslo~S In the sent FINALS.
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wUEsTLING IN BROOKLyN.

Jim Galvil, the Irish champion. and
Karl Vogel will meet in the feature bou,
tonight in the wrestling tournament in
the Crescent Theatre, Brooklyn. Sailor
Phil Grifilths of the Brooklyn Armed
Guard and Soldier vsrusr viii come to-
gether~ln tho othse 4out
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Two base hits Iavry, MsEee. Hickman
konetchy. Kruger. Three base hit Konet"hy
Sacrifice hit Johnston. Stolen bases
Msisel. Wheat, Hickman. Malone Kruger
HIT by pitcher BY MGrquard CRIshopl BY
Newton CNarqusrd,. Double plays Olson.
Magee and Konetchy: Clark and LETTER !;
Pnrnham and Bishop; jacobson and LET
fer. Bases on balls-on Parnham, p
Struck out-By Msrausrd. . by Parnham, l
Lett on oases- Baltimore, s. Brooklyn. l.
First base on errors-Brooklyn, !; Baltimore
guard,
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Totals. >. 80 | 4 "A Ilsl
Batted for Goodwin In eighth.

St. Louis. ............. 90 900 p-l
Chicago. ............... I o 0 o x-7
Two has. hits-Pick, Kildun. Paulette.
Schulty. Hesthcote. Home run-Flack
Stolen bases-Pick az. Killefer Sacrifice hits
=.Paskert ~. Double plays-Tyler Pick and
MerEle; Stock and Hornsby. Left on basee-
~. Louis, 6: Chicago. Z. First base on errors
Mann. Paskert. Base on balis-oh Tyler I;
ON Goodwin. /: Tuero. /. Hits-On Goodwin,
II In innings HIT by pifcher-By Good win
struck out-Bv Goodwin. ?: by Tyler, 2
Losing pitcher-Goodwin.
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WITH AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0 PLAYERS
A. Nurges Field

A. Nurges Field r. II. e.
Ratteri-s-Lore and lo't; Reddns and
Lakewood.
At Jersey City u. II Y.
R,chneek Ath"uc'- :" ls"ro- !: !
batteries -whrta&er aod Eh,,r,, pooicy
and Hoey.
Elm F { '..','..''.., ,o1o"$ol1-t q 4
CIarcon Nattoral. . oooolol2l.s /
Ratteries-sm.th, CAMEL and King; sssn-
son, Zero and woodN ard
Al Watson Oval Il. ". p.
M Ns',Sms' A. nc, c.. oO. cSoocs0o% !
Batteries Bate e.-Bauman Rudolph and Torerc.r
and FAY: wetDnicke and MeyeTa
rr vi b +. e. :. oeo.oo2ox-i 5
AL Coiissian nsr .DG s,ioS,c. h.h
AZ Long Island CITY R,H.E.
liner Seals .......,.''.. no0 !oS-s II
batteries q. I.swens and zachusn; Kochlor
and 5 G., Iev1rw pur
E f., MHi Fsii r. n =. 90 - /
Ra,tcrjes MuIcare and ". simpson; Fayen
At Isha'n Field u y ?.
Brad.. Dru0 ""d D.vta
~ I0ug.hn-tytcurI. Frooklyn y
~cw Iorsou .......... ooIooo"io.! 6 .
LouaNItn.ISo-um 600" 90 " q 2
Batteriet,, Hcsse ami zttteI. vette, Deu,'ch
and Purcell
AZ Jamaica Y. n 2.
Jamaica A C,......,. oonooL0oc 2
Rat s-McLauGhrn aud Roach; Farrell
and Bush.
North Side r. Gu. o1Ooo.0ox-a
Bst,eres-aurrsy and Murphy; Thompson
A. Long Island CITY RH.E.
J.. l. City y, y. c.. 90 oon-s .
worworth y. c.. o43ol1Oox-a Is o
Batteries Martin and oConnor, Hagen ard
Carroll.
A. Ray Ridge Ri r.
Rath Roach A c.. aenIoo t-oc .
New TItrNcht + c.. olhioaN"n , "a 7
BNtre.ie Walsh ard Cs.y; w,r'r,r avi
RuseuhlR't
seward Cluh...-.-..,. " q" 700 CO !
batteries Brown and kcnncs: Walroru and
West
A. Greensboro Park RUr
williamsburg A c.. o , i0lo" n !
Greensboro Club. q o : o. 0NC-S . 1.
Ba'terios-stein and Bloom; Walker sri
Reilly.
The Sterling Baseball Club ,rnrcl it's $50.
ond victory of the season IN defeating ,h.
Oneida Club az Macombs Dam Park, This
Bronx, Yesterday by q score OF 10 O. Both
sides neldsd well, Thu victory was ~lipcbsT
Sur.rg the early ,nninEs when the sso<HaS
bstssrs punched thar hisA - =.
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BETHLEHEM SOCCERS
ADD TO VICTORIES
Champions Beat Robins Dry
Dock EfeUen, 2 to O.

Bethlehem Football Club, winner of
the ~ f. \. cup and national soccer
trophy, Yesterday defeated the Robins
Dry Dock eleven ~ Todd Field Brook
Nn. in an exhibition match. goal. to
0. The lineup
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The vikings defeated the FultonS in tho
replay OF the Royal Nestor cup game by ?
goals TO at Woodside. 1. J.. yesterday
Forslow was the hrst 10 score from a mix
up, and Shonberg. on pass ny the out
side right, shot the second goal
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SENATORS ARE BLANKED.
Jones Outpitchcs Three wash
inEtOn Hurlers-scOre Is = TO o.

WASHINGTON. April az American).
Jones outpitched a trio of Washing
ton pitchers to-day and Boston won the
opening game OF its series here with
ense, s TO o. The local team nelded
poorly
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Downey Rhipy ard, 0 o.
lincoln Giants...., o o . Is
First base on errors-Dowpey Shipyard, 2:
Hncoln Giants. 2. Left on bases-LAncoin
Giants II: Downey shtpyards II. Double
playe-Damraw and Worth: Terror. MOnyn
and Williams: Halbarrow, Leahly and Worth
Stolen bases-LantLis. Cockrell. Thomas
Sacrthcs hit-LantIis. Bases on balls on
Williams 81 off Hslbarrow, &. Struck o,u -
by Cockrcll, 4; by Williams s; Ivy Hal
barrow. Wild pitch -CocE-el. Hts on
Wlrams m innings; ot Co"krel ~ D.
lnniu!s. lmpne-Mr Oldus Tine OF game
. hours and II minutes
= Al Oiymplr Field Iti7st aameN- Il u L
Col'esc Point .,...., . q q . o O. . Q
Ll1'Nln Giants. - 0 u > "a o
Rat',ri'" -'eterson aud Moebus; williams
Pruwn and pettus.
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Home run--Jackson. Stolen bases-Scha ak,
Weaver, Young. Sacrifice hits-weaver Ris-
berg ?. Sacrifice flies-Younr. Felsrh.
Double plays-pauss, Stanage and Heilman
Bush and Young; Felsch and Gandil. Loft
on bases-Chicaso, 9: Detroit. g. Bases on
hslls-of Dsuss. !: off Williams. /: on KaI.
Ito. 2 Hits-Oh Dauss II in innings: of
Kallio, in innlngs. Hit by pitcher-By
Dsuss (Jackson). Struck out by Dauss, 3;
by Williams. .. Losing pitcher-Dauss
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by defeating tho Federal ship Football
club by the unexpectedly one sided score
Of goals to at Clarks Field in Newark
yesterday, the Babcock g. Wilcox eleven
NJ RayOnne won the annual cup tie compo-
ttion % the New Jersey state Football As
SOC!ation. The FederalF scored the first
goal Of tho game, but thereafter the
"BahS' hal Il all their own way.
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.BATTERS POUND ALL
KINDS OF PITCHING
Hurlcrs in Poor Condition Due
to Abbreviated Training Sea-
son-Yanks Play Athletics.

Tho outstanding feature OF the first
week of the major league season was
the sturdy clubbing in both leagues. II
10 obvious that the short training trips
have not enabled the pitchers to get into
proper condition. In former years the
pitchers often had seven weeks Of work
before the opening OF the championship
season: this year they had only four.
Formerly the pitchers had all the
better of II In the sprinstine. Low
hit games and shutouts were quite reg
ular.
rush this year. In both sections of the
big league trail the batters so far have
fattened all kinds of piching. OF
twenty-five games played UP to Saturday
night only two pitchers have achieved
shutouts Carl Mays. when he beat the
Yankees, 10 TO o, In the New York open
ing on the Polo Grounds last Wednes-
day, and Walter johnson. when he won
| a thirteen inning, l to o game from
Scott Perry of the Athletics, in the
opening contest at Washington.
As a sample Of how the batsmen are
tearing the hide off the ball. up to last
saturday Joe Jackson of tho White Sox
had collected ten hits In eighteen times
at bat for an average OF .556, while Joe
Gcdeon OF the Browns did even better
ir the same series. He got nine hits in
fifteen times up, for an average of 500.
Bill Rariden Of the Reds and Pete Kill
dun of the Cubs each hit safely five
times in nine times up for an average of
.556. Then Wally Schang banged out
four hits in five times UP at the Polo
Grounds opening last Wednesday and
Cy Williams OF the Phillies made seven
hits In nine times up against the GiantS
Something Wrong with Pitchers.
Jackson Is OF course one OF the bat
ting stars Of the game. bat when players
like Gedeon, Rariden and Kildur amass
such averages something is wrong with
the pitchers. While Gedeon is a great
spring starter. he never hit better than
.225 In four seasons in the league. His
average last year was .2l3. Rariden hit
| .224 last year and hilduff .205.
Batting should be very strong this
year, especially in the National League
| The veteran league IL getting wofully
weak in pitchers. While the Giants
! have poor pitching stan. most of the
other clubs are in the same boat. Look
at the aggregation OF talent with which
| Coombs is trying to win in Philadelphia
Jacobs, >Oeschger. Packard. Premier.
CAST. Watson. Woodward and some I'M
| knowns
81. Louis has n terrible looking OF
OF pitchers. Neither Doak nor Mead
ows. veterans. have shown anything
this spring. and Sherdell, May. Horst.
man. Goodwin and others OF tho same
oaliore are losing daily for Hickey.
Cincipnati has a good pitcher in Ray
! =
rest OF the star, Regain, Reuther, Luou,
and Eller. are not dependable. Some
or these lads, particularly Eller. have
! tho makings OF splendid pitchers, and
/ perhaps Moran may bring out their lat.
/ ent possibilities.
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LEONARD-RITCHIE
CONTEST TONIGHT
Lightweight Champion Will
Meet Former Title Holder
in Newark Ring.

Benny. Leonard. the worlds light-
weight champion, will meet Willis.
Richie. one time American lightweight
title holder. In q bout scheduled fog
eight rounds in the First ReginpsrA
Armory in Newark tonight. No chan,e
pionship will be at stake. since the med
are TO weigh in At 1ta pounds and
Richie cannot como down 10 the lishts
weight limit
However. In spite of the non -chansS
pionship character of the event. IL hsa
attracted remarkable attention ana q
record house Ia likely. The promoters
declare that judging from the advance
sale their receipts will go beyond Tho
$4,000 mark. II is said that Leonard
has been guaranteed close to $4,000
and that Ritchie has been assured OF Q
nat sum Of $4,000. e..
Leonard and Richie met in a fout
round bout in San Francisco some time
ago and the impression was that Richie
had gained the decision. Imme iiatsly
there was general urging for q longer
bout and with the best terms coming
from Newark the boxers decided to pitch
the battle for Leonards revenge in that
city at eight rounds with eight ounce
gloves.
We betting favors Leonard by 1 u 4.
with considerable wagering on a knocls%
'ut peinB lHHueu Dy Leonard. RltchlA
has found few hackers, since It il sdt
mitted quite universally that he will
have his work cut out for him to stay
rather than to try for the decision.
Statements of the Fiebters.
BENNY LroNARp-"T am ready. ! am
confident. I am champion. These three
things are going TO be too much for
Willie Richie when we meet in the ring
in Newark. I have trained hard for
this hight and am thoroughly satisfied
with my condition. ] am going to try to
win by Knockout as quickly as can"
WILLIE RrTcHIr--"Im all set for the
bout. / can't think Of anything that
have neglected which would tend to
put me in shape for this fight. I beat
Leonard before and I will beat him
again. I think I have the Indian sign
on him
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i,a.sb.ii To-day. acc =. y. NY. Americans
va. philadelphia. Polo 0reanaA Aana- soc,
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Totals. .3+49 - Is
Matted for Dsuss In the seventh inning.
IRAN for stanaye in the seventh inning.
sBatted for Kallio IN the ninth inning
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. LEAGUE.
Roston Washington,
cTicaxo,6 hcage 4 I0ux.
81 Ious-t1 I, on
ccOuntO OF
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Two base hits-Bailey 2. Sweeney.
o'Brien. Sacrifice ny-Berrlgan- Stolen
bases--Bailey. O'Brien. Polidino. n. Cont
frey. Double plays--Smith Cunassisted),
OBrien. Bailey. Bases on balls-On
Robnrtson ., conifrey. Struck out-By
Robertson 2; Conifrsy g. Wild pltoh:s-
10. Cmpire-Frank Wilson. Time OF
gnme--i hour so minutes.
FIRST GAME
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Two worlds champions and ono
national title holder will appear toe
morrow night at Madison Square Ciars
den when the Knights of Columbus will
stage great boxing entertainment for
the soldiers and sailors who have RAJ
turned from overseas Kenny Lsona I'd
and Jack Britton. light and weller
champions of the world respectively. aud
Johnny Kilbane. featherweight champion
OF America. will box short bouts with
worthy opponents.
In addition to the sailors of tn. Nics
tory fleet the members of the old SiStys
ninth have been invited to attend Tho
programme as arranged by Matchmaker
Jimmy Twyford follows:
Jim Coffey va Willie Meehan: Eddie
Fitzsimmons vs. Billy Walker: Jack
Robinson. Of Chicago, vs. Cyclone wils
lian,s; Silas Green VS. Tommy Nelson.
Of Portchester frankie Burns. of Ter.
sey City. VS.. Packey Ogatti; Fred Dyer.
! OF Australia. vs. Battling Nelson. ot
Brooklyn. Frankie Nelson vs.. Young
Rector, both of Jersey City; Tommy
Shea, OF Norhville. VS.. Benny valear:
Joe Jeanette Us. Smoke Kelly: Billy Van
VS.. Little Dillon; Tommy Thomas W.
Silent Gibbons
Dan Morgan. head OF the Boxers I.oyS
atty League. has been OF great assists
ance to the knights in ARRANGING tho
bouts. The referees will he Tex
O'Rourke. Lou White, Doc Neary and
Jimmy Davenport. Peter Prunty. Chris
Dalton and Joe HUMPHREYS will Go the
announcing. while Lieut.. Charles Brick
ley. Y. S. N. the former Harvard foot-
ball star. will offciate as chief t;nc-
| keeper.
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LED FOR TO-DAY.

New York ut Boston,
BROOKLYN 1t Philadelphia.
PtstsburS It Cinctnnsa
So Louis - ChicAro
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Philadelphia at Now York.
Boston at Washtnstcn.
Lhiosse 81 DstEsit. -
- G1syelAna ~ q. I.0uiA
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Two pase hlte-McVoy %, Wess, Terney
Three base hN-LsnGford. Sacrifice hit
Bracicett Stolen bases-w. Parks Pierce
Culver. Weiss. Double plAys-Irvins and Nc.
Voy; Culver, ". Parks and Pierre. Bases
on balls-on Rees, 6: OFF Hegeman. 4; off
by Lansford .. Balk--Rees Hit BY pitcher
BY HeSeman, q. Parks. Tsssed ball
Holman. Hits-On Rees, mono in 1 "a In
ntnrs. Umpires, M~ssrs Ennis and Iesxc
Time OF game hour and N minutes
FIRST GAME
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Morse Dry nook..... 10000 ohoc-G >
BUshwi -k............... . QOn0 o ca . &
Batteries Martin and Toe, Maioucy and
Holman
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Story at the Colonial Tonay-
Ghar-iis Chaplin an PrDurzm in
Sonnysiae," Hrs Third Million
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BRYANT Wasnbur himself szs,B he hns
never dune pst1er picture than Lowe
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DISQUALIFICATION Of the wurin-fRmpus STORY
ny Ear Der- RigEers wnp yrUte ''Seren
Keys to Raldpate" wt.ict was alsp pro-
dursa by A-1GrEfI
Love Insurance." Ia a play rhHt 10
bound 70 please everyone Il cunrerns
a young insurance agent in the employ
If LlDyds VINO is sent ont by that firm
20 prumn1e End encourage the wedding
u an English uphismRn to an Amerirxn
nsiress because his employers have II
sued q policy To the nnbleman inEuring
him IN z large sum in case the gfrf re-
tIsss d marry him. When the young
agent himself ealis IN 1--we with the
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The sItuatian that results in ieclarea
n BIZ as nearly unique Rs anything ever
psrned and is declared even mnre
startling than what happens in Seven
Keys 10 Baidpa1e" which everyone
knows. Bryan Washburn is surround
I'd by cast Of unusual excsIlence.
As Z This big feature were NOT
enough. Manager Anplehv af the Cui-
un:al theatre has secured Charlie Chap
lin in his latest picture '.Sunnyside'
the third mi1lisn-t1pIiar Production L
II q ripping Eosd film IN which the
tuirnitabie cnmeriEn turns his hand N
dg.ng farm work. An kinds Of things
sa,ssn TO him and ttae pretty gir's WIN
ala appear m the piErure-
Anufiler episode in the He'd Glove"
the string serial IN which Marie wnl-
camp stars viii also be shown today.
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