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.FRIARS PAY HONOR
TO ALBERT SPALDING
Soldier NioliniSt Guest of the Club
at a Dinner-Prominent
Men Present.

Albert Spalding. famous American
violinlst was raised to the peerage OF
American musical appreciation at n
dinner given In his honor by tho Friars'
Club last night His career as Ameri-
can soldier and violinlst was described
by +. II. Ia Guardia. Raymond Hitch
cock, Leonard Liebling, editor OF the
Musical Courier; Rennold Wolf. author
and playwright, and the Rev.. Dr. John
II. Atkinson.
Following a tradition maintained by
the Friars throughout the war, several
tables were devoted to cOnvalcs scent sol
diers from base hospitals near the city.
and two other tables set for members
OF the Rotary Club. who are also Friars.
Present at the dinner were Francis NJ.
Hugo. Secretary OF state OF New York.
James 4. Pershing. brother of the Gen.
eral: Col. Walter Scott. head OF all Scot
tish societies IN the United states; Judge
Joseph Rosalsky. BriE. Gen. t. wilkins
Augustus Thomas and Judge J T.. Neu-
berger.
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NEW B|GAMY LAW
URGED BY MINISTER
WHOMARRIEDLANE
Connecticut Pastor Upheld by
Congregation in Resolu-
ton of Confidence.

STAMFORD. Conn, Sept 29.--Nt the
morning service in the Baptist Church
Sunday the Rev Clarence II. Frank.
pastor. who on April 4 married Grace
Hercht and Joseph Lane at his home
here, called the attention Of his congre-
cation 70 what he termed n serious
weakness OF the Connecticut law cover
ing marriage and bigamy.
DR.. Frank said the Interpretation OF
the law that Is generally accepted is
that there can be no prosecution in Con-
necticut for a bigamous marriage, un-
less the marriage Is contaminated in
this State, and that the seriousness OF
the situation did not lie particularly in
the Hercht-Lane marriage, but in the
weakness OF the law, which makes such
things possible. He added that he would
seek a revision OF the law.
At the close of the services, a reso-
luton expressing the confidence Of the
congregation ia Or. Frank, and their
regret that the Lane -Hcrcht situation
had arisen, was adopted unanimously
ny rising vote. The resolution set
forth that no blame was attached to
Or. Frank or the church because Of
his action in marrying tho couple.
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QUARREL OVER CRAPS GAME
ENDS IN FATAL STABBING
Witnesses Say Attacked Man
Turned Weapon on Assailant
SUSPECT Held.
suspect HeI,

Victor Miro. twenty-five. address un-
known. was stabbed to death In Brook
lyn early this morning in a quarrel. the
police say. over craps game. Miro
was found lying on the sidewalk in
front of No. 2G3 4lth Street by a
passerby. who notified the police. De-
tective Sergt McDonough had him re-
moved to the Norwegian Hospital
whore he died
The police are holding several per-
sUIs who. they say, told them Miro
and Anton Evanrich. n cook. OF 40. 6lj
South America street, Philadelphia
qunrrclcd. and that Miro drew q knife
and tried to STAB EvanriCh. They said
EvunriCh twisted the kalfe. according
to the police. and stabbed Miro and
then stabbed him again in the back
ENauriCh was arrested.
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MZGHZNWGAZ

30th. near B'way. Eyss. s Is.
NklNSL0O Matmees Wed. & Sat. $50.
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THREE KILLED IN IRVlNGT0N.
Fall, Auto aud Train Each Claims
Victim.

TARRYTOwN. y. Y, Sept 90. -
Three fatal accidents were reported
in IrvinEton to-day. Last night
Robert Mcbride jr., seven. was stand
ing on a flower box in his fathers
yard in Main Street when II tipped
over and fell on. him. His mock was
broken and he died Immediately
Later In the night Alex Donaldson,
who h employed on John Luke's cs-
when he was hit by a big limousine
and died in Dpbbs Ferry Hospital.
This morning an unidentified man
was killed at the Ardsley- Hudson
station.
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LOSES 81 500 DIAMOND RING.
wife Reports THAT Husband Lost
Fine Gem.

Police OF the West i7th Street station
were surprised when at 2.i5 yesterday
morning woman entered and an.
nounced that she had come from Brook.
Ign TO report the theft OF a valuable dla.
mond ring from her husband.
She gave her name as Mrs. Leo Nc.
Cauley. No. IFS Prospect Park West
Brooklyn. She said her husband had
been at Rectoy's with some friends earl.
ier in the evening and then had taken q
taNicab home. when he reached his
house at 1 \. NJ. he noticed that hi,
diamond ring was missing. Mrs. Nc.
Caulcy said the ring had cost 800. but
that according to tho present price OF
stones II was worth $500.
The police made q record OF the case
and promised to do their best to recover
the stone.
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SN SNA Matinecs We'd, a Sat ~ ?
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JcIIicoe says Trouble May Come I'm
PncInc.

AUCKLAND. Sept 20. 49, Admiral
Lord Jellicoe, speaking at a civic re-
ecption here, said that the unknown
problems Of the Pacific might lead to
future trouble. lie appealed for the
cooperation of New Zealand to
maintain the British Navy supreme,
as strong navy was an insurance
for the empire.
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Fire In sea Beach Palace Checked
with 100000 Loss.

The Sea Beach Palace at Coney
Island was damaged by Are to the ex-
tent OF $4,000 early yesterday When
the flremen arrived flames were shoot
ing through the roof OF the structure
and Luna Park was for "A time threat
ened. Hard work by the flrenen pre-
vented the blaze from spreading. The
origin OF the fire Is unknown.
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The Skoda works produced the ia
nous Austrian howitzers, among the
most effective heavy artillery weapons
used by the Central Powers In the war.
The last previous report regarding
tho concern was that an American
syndicate was trying to buy H., but
there was a hitch in the negotiations
because of a difference on the question
Of the price.
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WATERTDWN. Sept. 29.--Secrctary
u state Lansing loft last night for
New York on his way to resume his
duties at Washington. lie has been here
for thrcc-Week rest at his summer
home at Henderson's llarbor.
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skoda Arms Factory n Czech state
Concern.

VIENNA, Sept. 29.-The famous
Skoda arms and ammunition factory
near Pilscn has been nationalized, ac-
cording TO measures reaching here. The
new Board OF Directors chosen to
manage II consists of six Czechs and
three FrcnchmCn..
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OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK CRITICS

which viii make no Five Million those
tho,trc,'-Thc
Every element OF
Guy Bolton and Frank Mande In the play
Lyric
fair to have long Friendly
conea N situations OF
dam" material Tie Five Million Is staged with unobpve skill
ana
Of
lslc and stuatos The dialogue
IchgHDh.
The Five Million Is the
opened stay
o.
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II
get her sacred promises was after ALL the best kind of girl
to lose for good and alp
Would you denounce the Stacker who stole behind your
back while the dark clouds of lowering
and he baskg in the sunshine of her smiles safely at
home in the little old u S. A.?
Would you raise rumpus go the warpath think
yourself the victim Of unjust circumstances and try to win
the girl back again2 :
Would feel that public opinion aimed at the sacerS
shrveled soul would in the end punish him far than if
you took the law into your hands?
These problems ms-and few others-are all answered in
your of the best brightest and snappet of
American playa story of the returned soldiers who
back their native land face the conditions that
confront them after the war
How Doug Adams hero, finds that his best girl
engaged Stacker, his law business appropriated
by his rival his political future threatened by ISLANDERS and
falsehoods-
And how he all obstacles and the love,
affections and hand of the blue Mdge who had secretly
loved him all the time
That makes up only small part of the fascinating
story and entertaining comedy of
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QIIOII 45th West of BWay. Eygs. At $50.
biJOS Mats "Wednesday a SATURDAY, $50.
An Exchange of Wives IyU,p,5o l'y cHs@o
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First Race-0aiming; purse. $1,000; three,
R sTSoi as, ana Upward six farl9nGs 'sts'
arch piotter' los; Spokane queen 1 i5s K ~
Middleton. III; Sister susie. Ia; SANDY f Lad.
hur. pTso0 ssss,s 10. Also R%,n estSle Bring
Second Race-Purse, $500; three-year -olds
Nay Bonero ioS Celtna e ia snd s se,eR S JA as
Jorlce. .lO5 Handbluo, iO7 Hopeful io7 Gour.
n c RC G%P2 Gib MuTTy rp az Tns Gsla9
Also eligible: Nan. los; Porte prapesG iiS s. ;
Re- Start Start, rs Bugle Call. lo7; Jim Dudley.
Third Ranc--OAsming; sl.ans twoSear-
9lds: four and halt furlopgs: Director
s s.I.r H ieG Afla!' e. DSubet III
'Mvin May, loi Clear The Way iet ioi h apy
R iS JAZZ 1isn lOS Ios Also eligible Inquiry, 100
Fourth ksse-;:,ooO added; Merchants
dms ana Isl HoSnT o Paso ss 1mGnd
Herald los Fern Hsndley' ios; Jim Heller a,g
rim Raco-Purse, 81, 400; fh li; ",
Niles one mile: Bell Solar. los: Joyful, los
s sh,M ios limp los Twin, loS Lillian
tE. II, Bradley entry.
Sixth Race-Claiming three-year-olds: 81 no,
'caeambo. loI; 'wave Umpj, i04: DaSc..
ing Spray, io!; Retta b. 1914; .Corson, io4.
Legal. io1; Pastoureau Ump). 100; Can.
Gle Light limp). 100; Cantilevery 1903
Seventh Rsce-claming 81, 700; thrce-yesr.
olds and upward; mile and a sixteentb
Crystal Day es; Bonnie Tess. 100 .Chiiium
nmp.l; 10 Golden Glow, los Lady Mex can,
lo7; Amino, 100; Sir Oliver, 100: Frank Mon.
roe, 100: Gleipner. 100; Waterford 100; can.
tain Burns. ~; Regresso, Ia Also eligible:
lo2; .Montague IS; 'Brynnmah, lOI; DR.. sam
uel. 100. -''
'Apprentice allowance claimed,
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

xardi elaininsi siI furlonEs, Topcoat,
M:df.: snaS.m M '' e csS $50 $3.50, $3.50
Aso. third Time. las as. High
HAPPY GO Lucky SEW w. W. Hassi ia S snd
butter Scotch II; also ran
Second Race-Maiden colts ana geld
inSs: two-year-olds; four and a half fur
long,: claude Brown. us tTroisel. $3.50.
Ca &oarnsE}, $40 and $3.50; second; Amer
Great, Music Man and Johnny A. Hirdrio
ward; one mile and a furlons. Bogart.
III III Connolly $3.50. .S.ao and $3.50: won /.
Time. o:65 2-6. Rooksry. Benefactor, Ba.
,a.et, Aidebaran. Tito. Thanksgiving and
Fourth RacO-Hancicap; ,hree-year-old Is
and upward; ak furlongs: Prince OF
SSRS wa a? Luck eluP B 10! ipsE So qd
and 81 second; High Cost, ia (Barrett),
$40. third: Time, l:l4. James r. Clark.
FIFTH Race--The Clark Handicap: three
year-olds and upwards. one mile and a
; ,ses ma N1dway' ii7 tTh1rber, HGSS
iosrnerJ. 50 co and $40. second; Hodge
5o9 (Mucrayl. 1910, third. Time, i :4e rs
Ss eWen COMBS Rihe, Viva America and
Sixth Race-Two-year-oid four and a
half furlongs: Angon, III tGarner), s.. 20,
$3.50 end 40, won: Pop Eyes, III MUIR
ray. ta.so and $500 second; Spice Bush,
lG9 !M4Eysl; $3.50, third. Time. o ;55 Is.
Great Hawk. PuEl, Mickey Moore and
Seventh Roce-Three-vear-olds and up-
ward; claiming: one mile and a furlonE
Psstoureau. % tBoylel, s5.iO. $500 and
!2's0. won; Mistress Polly, 1o5 Murray,
S240 and 40, second; Redland, lO4 &C.
Eobinson). $3.50. third. Time. :54. Zim,
ITegu!ar Duke of Shelby and Lottery
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RAIN HATS MANY GAMES

Prevalence OF rain throughout The
East yesterday caused the postponenen,
or cancellation OF many college baseball
games. Among them were
A. Amherst--Mo ssachusetts AEgies Vs..
springfield Y. NJ. =. A, called thirI innIpg
AT Exeter-lIarvard Freshmen Va phi,
lipsLBxeter cancelled. '
Al West Point-Fordham VS. IVES,
Point, cancelled.
AZ P1nceton-Harvard vs. Princeton
called OFF.
At Hanover. N. H.-1'rown vs. Dart
mouth, cancelled.
Al fhiladslphlA-Yals va. Pennsylvania.
called on.
Al Lewiston, Me-Rhode Island VS..
Bates. postponed.
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HILL STARS TRIUMPH.
Second in Annual In
terscholastio Championships.

PHILADELPHIA, May Hill School
OF Pottstown won the eighteenth annual
Middle States interscholastic track and
field meet to-day on Franklin Field
with a total OF SO Ia points MERGERS
burg Academy was second with 80 Ia.
Other schools finished as follows;
Bethlehem Prep, %; Central High.
Philadelphia, 16; Haverford, 10; Port
Jervis. s; East Orange. 5; ST. Josephs
Prep. 1; West Chester High. s: Nichols
School OF Buffalo. s; Yonkers High. 8 ::
st. Benedicts Of Brooklyn. 2; Girard
College. 2.
Adams OF Hill School won both the
quarter and half mile on the rain
soaked track. His time in the half
was 2:03 and IN the quarter SO sec
onds. Patterson of Port Jervis won
the 100 In 10 is seconds.
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killed any chance Flying Orb might have
Jockey Sneideman to pull UP and before
he got Flying Orb going again he was
several lengths in the rear.
With him out of 1t Eddie Rickenbacher
and OleasteF raced together 20 the
homest$etch- At that point Mr.. SAL
mons colt drew away and eased up.
As the Salmon colt came bounding down
the homestretch o messenger boy handed
Mr.. Salmon telegram. 1t came from
Capt Eddie Richenbacher, after whom
the colt was named. II read: Con
CALCULATIONS on my namesake's victory
in the first stake OF the year. Hope he
wins to-day and that he will soon be-
come en ace and then tho Ace of aces"
Teddy Rousseau Easy Victor.
Teddy Rousseau turned a form somer-
sault in getting home in front in the
fifth. On Thursday he was beaten of.
But there is no semblance OF a scandal
connected with his reversal of form.
In his last start he was ridden by
little Godfrey Preece To-day he had
Jockey Callahan in the saddle. Teddy
is a big. heavy headed horse and he
doesn't like Presce. Even IN the morn
ing trials he refuses to run for him
and big stable boy gives him his work.
On Thursday Mr.. Salmon and Gene Wey-
land. his trainer. believed Teddy would
win and advised all their friends TO
wager on him But the horse would
not race for young Preece and finished
far In the ruck. Yesterday with CAL
lahan in the saddle he was full Of run
ming and taking the lead at the start was
never headed.
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,otD RACE and upward Selling Six furionss Purse
= 1HS & sSHa Ssa s H: s dsHs6N' 4r.
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10 . ssraous contsndsA
RACEFor threeyssr-ods Sir A
HL on $40 Winner. - Ee Hrod.-Candacrsis.
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TAMAQUA TARS ACTIVE.
All Year Club to Race ana Dance
on Memorial Day.

The Tamaqua Yacht Club Of Sleeps
head Bay is unique in the fact that
II Is In commission the year round, but
the formal nag raising for the season
OF 1919 Will take place on Memorial
Day The usual club run in the after
noon will be followed by n dance.
The coming season should prove an
active one for tho racing boats. as
cups have been again offered for the
annual ocean race as well as for several
new events Tamaqua boats will par
t!cipate in tho races given by the
jamaica Bay Yacht Racing Association.
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RESUME SERIES IN HARLEM.
ReddinK and Williams to Meet
Again mt Olympic Field To-day,

The third and fourth games OF the an
nuRl series between the Lincoln Giants
and the Royal Giants will be played at
Olympic Field in Harlem this afternoon.
In their first double header several
weeks ago williams OF the Lincolns
scored a no hit shutout, but the Royals
took tho other game. Williams beat
Redding by to O. williams will face
the Royals again to-day ana once more
he will be opposed by Reddlng in the
feature OF tho double header.
The rivalry between these pitchers Is
tense and a considerable sum will
change hands on the outcome Of to-day's
contest
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rrNIoNTowN RACES DELAYED.

UNIoNTowN, Pa. May iT.-Unfavor-
able weather conditions caused post
ponement of the Victory Sweepstakes at
the Uniontown Speedway from this
afternoon until Monday. There will be
a full days programme. including the
aviation maneuvres by four former
army hiers.
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BRAVEA GET CRUISE,

Boston, May 17.-Oficers OF the Bos-
ton National League club announced to-
day that Walter Cruise, an outfielder,
had been purchased from the ST. Louis
Nationals Cruise will report at once
and play regularly. probably In right
field in place OF Powell.
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sss. .ss.sd ps SS Clio" closed with aA 'n' '''
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MICHIGAN NINE WINS,

CHICAGO. May 17.-Michigan defeated
Chicago TO in a Western Conference
baseball game to-day. Until the final
inning. when Michigan scored twice,
Chicago looked like q winner. with the
SCORE to 4
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WINS OWN
GAME FOR BRAVES
Singles in Tenth and DoUns
the Pirates.

BOSTON, May 17-(National) Tho
Boston Nationals won another game to-
day. They defeated Pittsburg by 8 to
in ten innings.
Ray Heating. formerly OF the New
York Americans. pitched for the Braves.
He won his own game with a single in
the tenth. The score:
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TWO FOR ROCHESTER,.
Reading Is Outplnycd and Out
batted in Both.

ROCHESTER,, May IS GnternatlorsO- -
Rochester outplayed and outbattFd
Reading I'm both games OF n double
header to-day, winning by scores o.
too and to !. Clifford held Reading
to two hits in the first game Eelley7
hitting featured both games. The scores:
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Double Victory for w. j. salmon.

Walter ]. Salmon scored a double vio-
tory, His two-year-old chestnut colt
Eddie Rickenbacher galloped or with
the Montauk Selling Stakes and his
three-year-old Teddy Rousseau scored
an easy victory in the NTH event.
BY his victory Eddie Rickenbacher
showed that he Is a fair sort OF colt.
Ai.hough the contest was marred by foul
riding he was much the best. He won
easily by two lengths. Oleaster, belong
'ng to tho Kentucky stable. finished sec
ond. but was disqualified for fouling
spon after the start Jockey Stapleton
shot oleaSter across the track ana
nearly knocked George d. Wideners
Flying Orb over the fence. TIE foul
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TRULY JERSEY FIGHT OFFICER

TkENToH, May i7,--Wnliam II. TRULY
OF Bradley Beach. employed I'm the Of
fice Of State Comptroller Bugbee. will
succeed Lester Burdick OF Newark as
secretary OF the New Jersey Athletic
Commission IN charge of boxing bouts
at $500 n year salary.
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RED SOX HELD TO
3 HITS BY GALLIA
Sisters Double Big Factor in
BroWns' Victory.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 17.-(American)
-Gallla allowed Boston only three hits
to-day and St. Louis won the opening
game OF tho series. to l.
Singles by Tobin and jacobson and a
double by S!sler produced the locals
runs. The score:
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ELLISON MODS AND
WASHINGTON WINS
Foils to Get Floater Back of
Second-Score, 3 to 2.

DETROIT, Mich. May 17.-(American)
Washington won tho opening game
from Detroit to-day, 8 to 2. The winning
run came in the eighth inning, when FL
lison failed to cover Menosky's short fly
back of second base and allowed Leon
ard to tally. The score:
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. TWO DHse hll-7LelDoId. Three base hit
Burns. Stolen base-Gandil. Sacrifice hits
Williams, McAvoy. Sacrifice fy-waIker.
Double plays-sehalk and Collins; shannon,
Dugan and Burns. Left on bases-Chicago, 8;
Philadelphia, 2. Bases on balls-Of Williams
2: of Rogers, S. Hits-off Williams, 3 in
innngsi on Kerr, / in inning. Hit By
gitGher-By Williams, /. Struck out-By
pItch-Rogers losing pItcher-MiillnmA
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Two base hits-Bigbee Herzog. RisEert.
Three base hit-Stengel. Stolen bases-Boeckel
Bigbee, Holke. Sacrifice hits-Evans Holke
Wilson. Double play-Kesting, smith and
Holke. Left on bases-Pittsbury, 0; Boston,
Z. Bases on balls-On Evans, /; of Keatin
Passed ball-Wllson
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Games Scheduled for To-day,

Games Scheduled for To-day.
SeSey City in Rochester.
Newark in Binghamton a ram,r
Baltimore in bufsio'
TORONTO, May 17--(1nternstionaD-
Toronto ana Jersey City broke even TO.
day. the Colts winning the FIRST gam. BY
to and the Leafs the second, q to Q,
A triple play by onslow and Gonzales,
which featured the second contest, on.
abled Jones to shut out Jersey City. I.
came In the fourth inning. after two hits
and a pass had filled the bases. Demo.
Vile hit a sharp liner to Onsiow, who
caught the bail. touched first and threw
to Gonzales. who made the third putout
Morrissette of Jersey City was e,fec-
tive in the pinches in the opening gamA
The scores:
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Ell FREsHIE GAME PUT OFF.

NEW IL@vEN, Conn, May 17.-Al-
though the annual Princeton Yale fresh
man baseball game could not be played
to-day on account of rain, 1t will prob
ably be played here week from
Wednesday.
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NO ELI-TIGER Gun TENNIS.

pVoV'u' DVSP1FV't 10 tHH SUM
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 17.-Four
times In four years the Yale freshmen
have been unable to play Princeton's
Cub tennis players on account OF rain.
to-day's cancellation being the fourth.
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ATHLETICS SMITE
SOX IN OPENER
Bmns's Fluky Triple Beats
Chicago.

CHICAGO, May III Amerlcan)-
George Burns's drive. which got past
Leibold for a three base hit IN the sec
ond inning, to-day won for philadelphia
the first game of the series with Chi
cago, l to 0.
fly. Otherwise. with perfect fieldlng. the
game was an alright pitchers battle
between Williams and Rogera The
score:
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stolen basA-Jacobs. Sacrifice hIis-HAr.',
Bruggy, wiltse. Sacrifice hy-CIssy. LEI.
on bases-Huralo, s; Newark, 6 First base
on errors-Bu ffalo. /: Newark, >. Bases on
balls-0n Jordan J off Rommel. :. Hit
by pitcher-By Jordan. ! RommslU, stru'i
out-By Jordan, Q; by Rommell. !. Cmpre'
-Messrs. Wagner and Phtlbin. Time OF gsne
y hour and s5 minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Three base hit-whiteman. Two base hit,
-Whiteman, Onslow. Sacrifice hits-Ander.
son, Purtell Triple play-Onslow and Con.
schacht. Baumsn, Sharpe and Denoville
Bases on balls-of schacht !; OF Jones' l.
Struck out-By Schacht, !: by Jones, !
Jones. 1 CHyde). Left on bases-Jersey City,
1: Toronto g.
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LAwRENCEvILLE NINE WINS.

PorTsTowN. Pa. May 17.-Wlth the
score 2 to when Lawrenceville came
to bat IN the eleventh inning TODAY
Spargo knocked Texas Lacquer. scor-
ing two men and thereby defeating Hin
School. TO 2. The score:
Iawrenceville. % 0 Q o o ooo0O2-IIi .
Hill School. % o ! o o 0 0 %
- Batteries-Les And Stokes; Vaughan ana
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DATED for Hubbsll In the I eish iii inning

"batteu 1or HubbeII IN the elEhJh INNING
Jersey City..-......... l 81
Toronto..........---... o 0 o o 0 / ~
Two base hits-Gonzales Baman Three
base hit-Cobb. Sacrifice hits-4Biemlller
Bauman, Denovile, Cobb. Stolen base
Holden. Struck out-By Hubbell, Q; BY
Hersche. ]; by Morrissette, !. Double plays
Sharpe, Biemiller and Denovllle; Baiman
and Denoytlle. Bases on balls-On Morris
settle, 4. Wild pitch-Hubben. Left on
pitcher-Hubbeil
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NEWARK rs BLANKED.
Buffalo Takes Second Game OF
Series by to o Score.

buffalo. ". Y. May 17-CIntsrna-
topal) won tho second game
of its series with Newark to-day l 10 0.
Tho grounds were heavy and a gale
swept across the field The score:
NEWARK ~ RI-FFATN ~
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hhkssner middle
Rknbh
.auaias sT T&n sG 20 som. .u.s oo on " turn ana was
296 FounTH
II @ E rS S W A ,snas
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PENN STATE IN FRONT.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. May 17.-Penn-
sylvania State beat Lebanon Valley ball
team to-day, IL to 9.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES oPv.

All games in the Eastern League vera
postponed yesterday because ~ rain
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Three base hIt-Rice. Stolen base-Ellson.
fiy-Veach. Double plays-Ellison. Bush and
Heilmann: Boland. Ellison and Heilmann.
Left on bsses-washington, 2: Detroit, 0.
First base on crrors--W ashington. u Detroit.
/. Bases on balls-of Shaw. 6: off Boland, ..
Struck out-By Shaw, .; by Boland. 8. Passed
ball-Ainsmith
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Totals SO 8 II e 10 Il
Roch ester............ q
Reading o

Reading .. ........' 0 . ! o,
Two base hrs-Doolan. Kelly 2 We'ser
sheridan. Burns, RAlinEer A nstt - p.
Stolen bases-Ke!ly ., PM, DagNe Iael--
Rodriguez. Kelly and Sasle First base OF
errors Rochester. |, Recalling, l. l"'t o.
hases-RochNster ?: Readus First ha'7
on bslis-on Acosta. !; on Keete. D. strueS
out-By Acosta, 8 by Kcefe, ?.