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SKEETER PITCHERS
TAME BABE RUTH
Home Run King Fails to Get
Semblance Of Hit-Red
Sox Win, 1 to 0.

Lefty Russell. former Dodger HEAVIER.
signalized his debut for the Jersey City
Internationals by holding the Red sox
hitless for four innings In the Jersey
City Ball Park yesterday Miller. the
Holy Cross collegian who relieved the
southpaw. did almost as well, limiting
the worlds champions to four hits In the
last five innings. The Red Sox had TO
be content with ] TO victory.
The Jersey City burlers stopped Babe
Ruth short In his circuit elouting ram
page. The new homo run king not only
failed to get a homer, but also failed to
get even the semblance of hit.
Miller lacked control and started
Dumont. first Boston hurler. around the
sacks with the only run of the game on
a four ball ticket In the sixth inning.
Dumont pilfered second with the aid OF a
wide throw by Catcher herman. Gil
hooley hoisted to the right fielder, but
Dave Shean produced timely hit
through short and Dumont scored.
Hooper also hit safely. He stole
second and Ruth. II was predicted by the
spectators. would produce home run
swat in his third time at bat. Miller.
however, split the rubber with fast
inshoot. waist high. after Ruth had
fouled n pair and the famous homo run
hitter struck out. Caldwell then was
retired on an inield tap.
With two out in the eighth Ruth was
implored by his admirers to hit 'er
out" but Miller's curves were wide and
Babe walked TO first base. Caldwell
singled to left centre, advancing Ruth
to third. Wit was unable to connect
with the ball and Babe and Slim were
stranded.
Manager Barrow Of tho Red Sox said
that 1t was the best opposition his team
encountered In the nineteen games they
! played on the training trip. The worlds
champions and Donovan's Colts VIII
| meet again this afternoon In Jersey
City. The score:
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DODGERS AND YANKS
TO RESUME SERIES
Play To-day in Brooklyn
Konetchy to Join Team.

The Brooklyn baseball club will re-
sumo its series with the New York
Americans to-day at Ebbets Field. when
tho FTatbush ball park gates will be
thrown open for the first time this sea-
son. The team will play the final game
Of the series tomorrow and then will 30
to Boston to resume the series with the
Braves.
The series now stands eight games to
three in favor OF the Yankees. Squire
Ebbets's players, who gave the Braves
a double lacing last Saturday at Boston
Ia the opening OF the National League,
are confident they will yin the next two
games from the Yanks.
In a telegraph from Eddie Konetchy
received by Ebbets last night. tho for
mer Brave first baseman said that he
would join the Brooklyn club in Boston
on Wednesday in time to get into the
game against his former teammates.
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POLAND STARS IN
BROOKLYN A. A. RUN
Wins Fast Time Prize and Sets
Record for Course-Hendrick-
son First Home.

F.. HendriclSson of the Swedish Ameri
can A. c. yesterday won the annual 1--WE
mile handicap road race Of the Brooklyn
Athletic Association over the clubs
course In the Bedford section of Brook
lyn. Aided by the limit handicap Of four
minutes, Hendrickson took the lead at
the mile post and won as he pleased.
Eddie weiman of the Morningside A. C.,
who started from the minute IS second
mark, finished second, fifty yards behind
the winner. The winner negotiated the
distance In 81 minutes 1b seconds.
Hollands Fast Time Prize.
Max Bohiand OF the Pauiist A. G.. the
national cross-country champion. besides
winning the fast time prize from scratch
est bill shed a new record for the course.
The Winged p athlete finished In
thirtieth place In the corldng time Of
"a minutes 4s seconds. This was Just
thirty seconds better than the former
mark held BY Samuel Herzig OF the
Brooklyn A. A. Charlie Pores OF the
Millross A. A.. the national FIVE ana ten
mile champion, who started from scratch
with Bohland. was placed fortieth. He
completed the journey in rs minutes 8
seconds. Bohlsnd passed Pores at the
mile and a half mark. Pores was
awarded second fast time prize.
J. Lembeck OF the Mohawk A. C, who
was allowed a handicap of minutes 30
seconds, was the first novice to finish.
and was awarded the novice prize. He
finished in eighth place. II. Bernstein
OF the South Brooklyn Y. NJ. H. A. was
the second novice TO fnish. Samuel Her
zig OF the Brooklyn A. A. was the first
member OF that club to finish and was
given the club prize.
The Mohawk athletes. who returned the
low score OF 63 points, won the team
prize. The Psulist Club members were
second and the 81. Christopher runners
third. Ten clubs finished teams OF
the 10T starters only twelve failed 10
finish. The race was one Of the best
conducted AFFAIRS staged this season.
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A.E.P. BOXING TITLES
AT STAKE SATURDAY
Gen. Pershing and Marshal
Foch to Attend Final Cham
pionship Bouts.

PARIS, April 20.---The boxing cham
pionships have now reached the survival
of the Attest stage and before Gen.
PershinE. Marshal Foch and a brilliant
galaxy OF officers from both the French
and American STATS the winners OF the
bouts on April rs will be declared the
champions OF their respective classes in
the American Army. The semi-finals
were concluded Friday night. but Col.
johnson. athletic director of the Ameri-
can Fxpedtionary Forces decided TO
give the boys the benefit OF a full week
OF training before the finals. Here are
the boys who will compete:
Bantsms-'Babe" Ashir. Detroit. rs.
George schriber, philadelphia. Feather
welghts--Iohn Fundy. Pittsburg. Va.
Tommy Charity, Brooklyn. Light ights
--"Bushy" Graham, Brooklyn. Vs. Leo
Patterson, Joplin. Mo. Welterweights-
Johnny Summers, Brooklyn. VS.. William
Kleck New Orleans Middleweights-
Johnny Clark. New York. vs.. William
Walters, Philadelphia. Light heavy
Eugene Tunney. New York, va.
Ted Jameson milwaukee,. Heavy
weig9hts--Fay Kaiser. Pittsburg. VS.. Bob
Martin. New York.
The spect ators at Friday nights bouts
at the Cirque de paris were treated to
one round Of real fighting by Mike
O'Dowd. middleweight champion OF the
world.
Mike had been sparrIng through three
uneventful rounds of his four round ex'
hibition with Jackie Clark when the
dougtboys and officers present were
amazed to zee O'Dowd rush out OF his
corner and batter the beuildered Clark
about with terrific Furnishing blows
while the crowd howled with giee
Clark went staggering back 10 his cor
ner looking reproa chfuIly at O'Dcwt
| through rapidly closing eyes. The crowd
| ignored the fact that between the third
and fourth round Jimmie Bronson. who
| was refereeing. walked to O'Dowd's cor.
ner and said:
IF you don't inject a little pepper into
| this round will raise CIark's hand and
| end the bout. and there goes your cham
| pionship." O'Dowd said something 10
the effect that Bronson would neve'
leave the ring alive " he gave the deci
sion TO Clark. but apparently changed
| his mind. and instead of knocking Bron
| son down tried to knock Clark out fol
the doughhoys' benefit.
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EMERALDS TAKE TWO.
swamps New London Club. 10 to q.
Then Beat PbiIIy Giants. q to 2.

The Emeralds won both games OF their
double header yesterday on the Catho-
lie Protectory Grounds. In the opening
game tho home team beat the Philadel-
phia Giants by . to 2 and in the lnal
game. which was called in the seventh
inning, the Eaneralds beat the New Lon
don Club nine by Is to ?. The victors,
with minor league lineup, played
classy ball in both games.
Robertson. who pitched the first game
for the Emeralds, allowed only Ave hits
The sCores:
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ERRORS COSTLY TO CRESCENTS.
Help Boston College Win Game At
Bay Ridge. o to 2.

Boston College baseball team yester-
day gained an easy victory over the
Crescent Athletic Clubs nine on the New
Moon Clubs diamond at Bay Ridge.
The score was . to 2. Poor fielding on
the part OF the local players was largely
responsible for the collegian's easy vic
tory. II was\ the first Sunday game
played by a college team in this city in
many years. Tho score:
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KILBANE STOPS MAuoNEY.

PHILADELPHIA. April cO.--Iohnny Kill
bane, the featherweight champion,
stopped John Mahoney OF Hazleton Pa
in the sixth round OF their fight here
last night. The champion knocked Ma
honey down in tho nth round and he
was saved by the bell in the next round.
He had him in such bad shape that the
referee stopped the bout.
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MURCHIsoN ENTERS MEET.

Loren Murchison. the st, Louis A. A.
athlete and tho holder OF both the 60
and 500 yard national indoor running
titles. will represent the knights OF st.
Antony in the Suburban Quarter, the
annual fixture OF the Knights OF St
Antony games, which are TO be held next
Saturday night in tho Forty seventh
Regiment Armory in Brooklyn.
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MAROONS
PLAINFIBLD
Totals. 81 7lSN lOl rotsIs

Errors-Cook 2, Hebblewaite !. Vermi-
yea 2, Serrick !, Mccormick /. Two
base hlts-Phuger, Hanele. Wager q;
Bruins, Hallohan. McCloskey Triples
Pnuger. Double plays-Hallohan Cook
and Euste. Stolen hsses-HAnele Ser
rick. MCCloskey. acrlnces-Pruger HAT
fele, 2; Wager. Bruins Hebblewalte
Hallohan. McInerny. Walsh. Bases on
balls-On McInerny I. on Westcott 3
Struck out-By McInerney C. BY West
colt 2. Passed balls-Nebblewaite. Hits
ON McInerny Umpire-Mr. Barry
Time OF game hour - minutes. Scorer
H Nichols
E,Irat Cnme-NAwnrk Stnrs &. MARIANA 4
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RoUsH SIGNS CONTRACT.
Cincinnati's Star OutaeIder VIII
Don Uniform Tomorrow.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 20. Ed
Roush, star outfieder of the Cincinnati
Nationals, who has been holding out for
a salary of $4,000 n year, last night
signed a contract to play with the Reds
for this season and will be seen In the
game here tomorrow.
The terms have not been made pub
lie. but It Is said Roush accepted the
terms offered him by President Herr
mann.
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Totals. ...Es 70 2 :
Totals. .s6 SO = II o.
ROYALS WIN, THEN TIE.
Record Crowd of $500 Sees KeenIy
Contested Games With Bushwicks.

After winning the first game OF a
double header by score Of TO the
Royal Giants played a seven inning tie
with the Bushwcks in the sunset tilt at
Dexter Park yesterday. Both games
were keenly contested. With an attend
ance OF $500 fans the record for Dexter
Park was shattered. Redding. former
star pitcher of the Lincoln Giants. won
the opening TIT. The scores:
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MAROONS BREAK EVEN,
Lose 20 Newark Stars. but Take
Measure of PIainaeId Nine.

The Maroons yesterday broke even in
their opening games of the season at
Dyciman oval. In the first game the
nome team was beaten by the Newark
Stars by to 4, and IN the Anal tilt they
beat the Plainfield nine by to 6. Nc
lnerny. who pitched the fnal game for
the Maroons, allowed his opponents only
Ave hits. The scores:
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PLEsTINA ISSUES CHALLENGE.

Marin Plestina yesterday issued a
challenge to Zbysgko to wrestle him at
the Elks' benefit show in The Bronx and
declares he will give 1900 of his own
money to the cause OF the wounded
members OF the order II ZbysslSo beats
him, provided the Pole will guarantee
q iike amount II no is beaten.
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Totals. t7a1 II o


@Bhtted Tot SNth III INC TN INNING
New York (A).. o Q 3 2 GO
Two base hits-Cather. Lewis. Three
base hit--Ruei. Sacrifice hits-Dubuc,
Lewis Stolen bAses-Vick Left on
Double pIsys-Harrls. shay and Miller;
Peckinpaugh and Pratt. Bases on
bsils~oI MogridEe. 2 Jacobs shay: on
Schneider. 8 Davis, Mcneil, Harris) on
shore, 8 miller az, DayiO; on Shea, 1
struck cutwRy Mo9ridEe, 3 Harris, pu-
buc. Miller): by shore. Jacobs. (2,. Ca
thcr) By Shea; l tMOgridgel; by Rom
Hits and earned runs-on Mogridge. 2 hits
in 0 innings; on Schneider, hits and 3
runs in 2 Innings (none out in sixth) off
Shore, ! hit In innings; on Shea, hits
i run In 8 innings; on Rommel hits, 8
runs in 4 innings. umpires--Messrs. Null
laney (piate) and bly, (bases). Time OF
game hour ana So minutes.
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WRESTLING FINALS TONIGHT.

The finals OF the Metropolitan wres-
thing championships will be decided to-
night In the concert hall of Madison
Square Garden, The preliminaries were
held last Saturday night
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WRESTLING IN nnooKLyy.

Jean Bruce Of Morse's Dry Dock and
Nicola Montagano will meet IN a return
bout tonight in the wrestling toucna-
ment in the Crescent Theatre in Brook
lyn. In the other bout Seaman Phil
Grlf'ths OF the Brooklyn Armed Guard
and Soldier HoosIer Warner viii clash.
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NAVY FOLLOWERS ELATED.
Tbink varsity Crew at Annapolis
Strongest College Eaght.

AHNAroLIs, Nd. April 20--Nembers
Of the naval tnsent here are de
lighted over the outcome Of the race
against Harvard and Princeton yester-
day as well as that against Pennsyl-
vania week ago. and have no doubt
that the Academy has the strongest col
lege eight OF the year. still there will
be no let down In the preparations for
the last local race, against Syracuse on
May 3.
Coach Glenden will now give some
more attention to his second and l5O
pound crews. both of which will enter
the Henley affair Syracuse will bring
only It's varsity, so far as is known
here.
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warrington. " " U v
Two base hits-Scking. Charity. Three
base hit-Young. Hits-off johnson, in
six Innings; of Jones. 8 in three innings:
on Graft, In three inniss: of Steele, in
three innings. Sacrifice hits-Shanks Pici-
Mich stolen bases-Chase. Double plays
Doyle to Chase. Jones to Doyle to Chase.
Len on bases-washinston. o; New York.
g. Base on bais-of Benton. z; on John
SON. 4: on Jones. /. First base on errors
Warrington, 3; New York. ., Struck out
by johnson, 7; by Benton, ]. Passed balls
-Picinich, /; z. Smith Time OF game
hours Umpires-Brennan and Cillfhower.
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Totals .....4ll21lseI Totals.......o tNll

z
Robins Dry Dock. o 90
LINCOLN Giants .... o o 0 o o -
First base on errors Robins Dry Dock,
.. Iincnlu Giants J. Two base hit--Pet
~. Left on basas-1.ncoln Giants. 7;
Robins Dry Dock. :. Double plays-All en-
60 Aongin 20 Pettus: Re!rnan and Noble
stolen beses-Hal Cockrell. SacriAcs
h!ts-wiley. Allenl2), Noble. simmons
Bases on balis-On Cockrell,. !; on Eibel.
/. Struck out-By Cockrei, s.; by Eioel.
g. Hit by pitcher-Ry CockreN. (GoeeeD,
Passed hall--Reichart. tmpire-Oldera
Time OF game hours and 10 minutes.
FIRST GAME.
R.H z.
Danhurv ...... o o 0 o o o o n % o
lincoln Giants o o o Ks 4
Batteries-Lapsrd and Cough williams
md Wiley.
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First base on error-Boston. /. Two base
hits-Cooney, SchweiiIer. Scott. Berman.
wigElssworth. Sacrifice hit-LenoI. Stolen
Boston s: Jersey City. 6. Bs~es on balls
OF Russell. /: on Miller. , Struck oui-By
Dumont O.; by winn. 2; by Russell. q by
Miller :. Rit by pitcher---By Miller WITH
Hne-oh Durnont in 6 innlnss: of Vim.
5 in 4 Innings; OF Russell. none IN innings:
of Miller. in innings. Umpires-Messrs.
Merrity and Duffy. Time Of game hours.
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CLEvELAND IN FRONT.

nyAssvIrLs. IND. April 2o.-rhe
Cleveland team beat the Milwaukee
nine to-day by 4 to .. The score:
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ls a an@as s.sey. csrrss- end sunaaaahss;
TAsth and Hum.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.

New
ball succeeded putting through law but
w. they into the Capitol hrst and they had
ntev But the result well worth the trouble As Gov Smith pointed
out last the would have meant the
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what will
The death Of the disguise
that would have presented boxing
Local BaH for The
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LINCoINs DOUBLE vIcToRS.
Score shutouts over Danbury and
Robins Dry Dock Mines.

The Lincoln Giants yesterday took
both ends of their weekly double header
at olympic Field. In the opeling game
the Giants blanked the Danbury Club
by TO and in the anal tilt shut out
the Robins Dry Dock team by to 0.
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IrIte "Innets-Novioes J. Irmbeck. NO.
hawk A. c. II. Bernstein, South Brooklyn
4. A.: r. Lewis, Clark House A. A.: =.
Baum, Clark Houee A. A.: Jacob KLAUS. 81
Anselm's A.. c. Fest times Max Bohland.
Paulist 4. C.. H:+s: Charles Pores Mii,rose
4. A, % 10. brooklyn A. A.: sam Herzjg,
julius Lorenz Jack Cohen.
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BROWNS WIN CITY TITLE.
Take Four of Six Games Played
With 81. Louis Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS. April 2O.--The St. Louis
Anne ricans won the city series chsu-
p!onship here to-day By defeating the
Cardinals IN the final game by 2 70 Q.
The Browns won four OF the six games
played during the series The score:
R.UE
ST. Louis - ..,........,,,t.....,....-.S y
st. Louis (SD.,.....,,..,..... ......,.,. n 0
Batterles-Sothorou and Mayer Goodv in,
Meadow, Sherdcl, Clen>ons and Dilnoeh,T.
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Left on bases-Royal Giants. 6; Rush
wicks S Two base hits-RicondA. Brack-
EFT. Maloney, GHtewood. Sacrifice fly
Irving. Stolen hnses-Lloyd. Burch, 2
Rlconla. Weiss Mcvoy, Gatewood. Pugh
Double plays-Rrooks, Lloyd and Doug
bslla-ON TresdwNl. I; on Ma!oney. Q;
OF Baer. !. struck out-Ry TreadweU. i;
by Msloney, . by Baer, 2. Wud pitch
TraAdwell Hits-On MalonAv, IN in
nlngs. Ump!res-Mossrs Ennis and Legge.
FIRST GAME
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Jersey CITY has two candidates fo- the
position Of referee OF the Leonard Richie
bout at the Newark Armory n week from
tonight. Harry Ertle Of the seventh
ward Is one and Danny sullivan o. tho
Ninth ward is the other. Both men ara
capable officials and would be able TO
handle the contest according to rule
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Now that the New York boxing bis
are dead the Jersey promoters vii
breathe easier. II the boxing uagrateT
OF the Skeetor State would try to learn
the rud!nents OF tho business ~ staging,
boxing contests the New York enthu-
sissts would breathe easier.
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WHITE soX BEAT REDS.

CINcINNATT. April 20 The Chicago
Americans defeated the Cincinnati Reds
here to-day in an exhibition game by
to 3. The score:
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II is announced that Joe Tynch's first
bout on his return to the United States
will Ia with Kid Wolfe at Cleveland. II
Is not unlikely that Lynch viii bs
matched with Pete Herman.
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BALTIMORE BEATS ATHLETICS.
Take Hard Hitting Exhibition
Game by h to 10.

BALTIMORE, April 2o.-The Baltimore
team of the International League de-
feated the philadelphia Americans here
to-day in an exhibition game by 10 to
10. The game was q hard hitting AFFAIR.
The scorei
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Silent Gibbons no relation to Nike,
will box eight rounds Tomorrow night
with Bobby Mlchaels at the Spring A c..
West Hoboktn,
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Royal Glants...o q 0 o q 0 o-S
BushwicJ<s ....1 0 o o o q "a s
Batteries-Rcdd!ng and Gatewood: Mar
tin and Holman
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WINNERS.

High scratch, N, Mcvoy. Jr.; high hapdi-
cap, y. W.. Finch; special scratch. A. L.
burns; special handicap. y. W. Finch: hit
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YANKEES HANG UP
ANOTHER VICTORY
Humble Newark Information
ais, 6 to 3, and Register 9th
Straight Triumph.
HAMMER ROMMEL HARD
Mogridge and Shore Invinc-
chile, but Schneider Jolted
by Jerseymcn.
ny GEORGE u. UNDERWOOD.


Though apparently most OF the New
York fans were waiting till to-day's
and to-morrow's games between the
Yankees and the Dodgers at Ebbets
Field TO take their inaugural peek at
the 1919 outfit of Miller Higgins a
smattering Of Gothamites mingled
among the 5000 Jerseyltes who saw the
Yankees throw out diminishing lines
against the Newark Internationals in
the Harrison ballyard yesterday. The
Yankees found the New Jersey atmos-
phere Just as conducive to victory as the
ozone of Florida, Georgia, South Caro-
lima, North Carolina. Virginia. Maryland
and Delaware. the seven other States in
which they have played in the last
eight days. and they pounded 8 to 3
victory out OF Pat Donovan's crew.
For four frames the minor leaguers
raced neck and neck with the high
salaried employees OF Col. Rupert. In
Jerseys half of the fifth they even
Jumped on Pete Schneider for three hits
and three runs and overcsme New York =
one run lead The Yankees unlimber ed
the heavy artillery in the sixth. how
ever, and In that inning and the seventh
piled up enough runs to put the game
safely in camphor and register their
eighth straight victory.
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c cU.sSn o a. c''.,.'.......oo S6oss ~
Two base hits-Hailigan, BIT. - '- ~, .
oass hits-Urban, MacPhee. Bss.s o.. palis
-off Fitzpatrick, Z; on He'll, Z; OF Flynn,
I struck Sas.by TitIpssrish. =; ,,
.; OF He'll in six innings: of Flynn.
IN three innings. Umpirs--swsnson- Time
of ss.as--s hours.
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JENNINGs's TIGERS TRIUMPH.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 2o.-The De-
troit Americans defeated the Columbus
team of the American Association here
to-day in a ten inning game by 6 to 4.
The score:
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PIRATES SCORE VICTORY.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.--The Pitts
burg Nationals defeated the Indianapolis
team OF the American Association here
to-day in an exhibition game by to 2.
The score:
r. II. e.
Indianapolis "a. A)...,..........2
Batteries--Mayer and Sweeney; Crum,
Dawson. Oossett and Hemiine.
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Johnny Drumm!e, who is 10 box Davs
Medar at the open air arena Of the Ar
mory A. A. Jersey City, tonight, regis
ters strong protest against Ritchie and
Leonard boxing for the lightweight cham
pionship OF New Jersey. Drummie de-
clares he Is the holder OF that title and
Is ready to defend Il ut lS5 pounds
against any one.
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GIANTS INCREASE
LEAD ON SENATORS
Take Final Game of Series by
Score Of 5 to 3-Play on
Polo Grounds To-day.

srANpINa OF THE TEAMS.
Total Total Total
Won. Lost. Runs, Hits, Er'rs.
New York Nl.,.,S ~ 70 ~
Washington (A)....1 6 81 50 10