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Special DespotcA 10 Tas sus.

BOSTON, May 3.-Babe Ruth. the cat
apultic pitcher and dynamic batsman of
the Champion Red Sox, who recently
was in disfavor with the club manage
ment owing to infraction Of disciplinary
regulations, reinstated himself In popu-
lar esteem this afternoon by defeating
the Yankees, 8 to 2. The assertion that
Ruth won the game Is advisedly made.
for he baffled the Yankee hitters In n
bitterly fought pitching duel with Bob
Shawkey, and then assured victory by
batting in one of the Sox's runs and
scoring another by good base running.
When Ruth appeared at bat In the
eighth inning, In which tho Sox scored
their third tally. the tig pitcher was
not permitted to hit the ball The tall
hurler completely dominated the game
in all its ramifcations. and considering
1t was his first appearances on the mound
this season his pitching was remarkably
good.
In spite of the fact that Ruth won
the game, 1t should not be taken for
granted that the Yankees did not play
tip top ball. The members OF the Hug
gins tribe put up a game that would
have won nine times out Of ten. and
in the ninth session they gave Ruth a
decided scare With one run over the
plate, a man on third. two out and
one run needed to tie. an attempt to
steal resulted in the third out
Was 1t n Tactical Blundert
No doubt Huggins's tactics were cor
rect, and had the Yankees won on the
play It would have been referred to as
very scientific But the plan did not
succeed, and whether the execution was
poor, or the Sox too alert, tho experiment
was a failure.
Duffy Lewis opened the ninth session
by walking to first, and when Pins
Bodie singled to right Lewis romped tc
third. Ruel then shot n single past
short and Lewis scored, Bodie going &c
second. Shawkey sacrificed neatly and
Fewster who ran for Bodie, galloped tc
third, while Ruel reached second. Vici
sent a grounder to Scott, and FewsteI
tried hard to get home with the tyine
run, but was nipped at the plate b!
Scott's sharp throw to Schang. WITT
Ruel on third and Wick on first, the sig
nal came for Wick to draw throw b,
starting for second while Ruel raced foi
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
EDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburg al st. Louis.
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READING VS.. WILLIAMS.
Pitching Duel Expected at Olympic
Field To-day.

This afternoon will see the inaugura-
ton OF n baseball series in Harlem that
Is sure to develop intense rivalry. The
Lincoln Giants will tackle their old op-
ponents, the Royal Giants. In r. double
header at Olympic Field. 1S6th street
and Fifth avenue. Cannon BALI Read
ing. who used to pitch for the Llncolns
before he went to war, has Joined the
Royals and will face Cyclone Joe" Will
Jams in tho first game. which will start
at 1880. The Lincolns promise Reading
a warm reception for having changed
his base
In the second game Hubbard will be
opposed by Cottrell, the Texas wonder.
There Is considerable betting on the
outcome of the games
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Giants VS.. Philadelphia To-day Sunday,
8 Pm Polo Co. Adm at res prtosss-Adp
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NEWARK, N. j., May 3.-Newark won
red hot twelve inning game from Buff
falo here to-day. s to 4. The contest
was full of action all the way. The
1900 fans who turned out showed more
enthusiasm than has been seen at a
baseball game in Newark in more than
three years.
In the eighth inning when Newark ap-
peared to have the game sewed up, the
Bisons came through with three runs
and tied the score. Buffalo got q run
in the tenth, but Newark came back this
time and tied again the count. In the
twelfth Patsy Donovan's men put over
the winning tally
Miller, the Bears first sacker. got his
third hit, one which dropped out OF the
reach of George Wiltse who was In the
box. Harris came racing in and made
hurried throw to first. on which Miller
went to second. Jacobs then got an
infield hit to McCarron and he too, in
his anxiety, made a poor throw. tho ball
going over Straits head at first. Miller
trotted home with the winning tally.
Letter. the recruit the Bears got from
the Chicago Cubs, also drove out three
hits, one n triple. Newark and Buffalo
play two games tomorrow afternoon.
The score:
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JERSEY CITY TEAM
WINS IN FIFTEENTH
AL Schacht Leads "Wild Bill"
Donovan's Boys to Victory
Over Toronto, 5 to 4.
BERMAN,S HIT DECIDES

''Wild Bill Donovan's Jersey City
team won a to 4 fifteen inning victory
over George Gibsons Toronto team In
the first OF a series of fosr games at
West Side Park yesterday. AL Schacht,
graduate of the New York High School
OF Commerce, who made his league de-
but in 1913 with the Newark club,
pitched the entire game. clouted three
of the Colts" ten hits and scored one
run.
Tho Jersey team won in the fifteenth,
when Josephs beat out throw from
short, was sacrificed to second by Eel
lars and scored the winning run with
one out on Catcher Bob Berman's drive
to left field
Manager Donovan added Tom De
Neville, from the Toledo club (American
Association), to the Jersey City roster
yesterday, and released First Basemen
Nuhn and McGoldrick. Third Baseman
Connolly, Pitcher Powers and Outfielder
Slaughter. The score
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VAULTS IL FEET IN YALE MEET.
Gardner Stars in Spring Games at
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. NAV s-Ys,.'s
annual spring track meet was held a.
Yale field This afternoon. The best per.
formance was that made by Trumau
Gardner, freshman. who cleared TO
bar In the pole vault at an even twe.ve
feet Gardner won the Yale interschol-
astic vault last year with a mark OF "a
feet inches. Otis threw the hamm,r
1872 feet and Landon cleared the hs,
jump at feet /, incn.
All OF the times and distances vera
fairly satisfactory to Coach Mack and
prospects for victory over Princrtoa
next week are much brighter because
of the form displayed to-day The team
has been strengthened by tho return ~
Shedden who has been on probat on
since Easter.
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PENIS GOLFERS
WHIP DARTMOUTH
Get All Foursomes, Lose Only
TDo Singles.

Golf teams from the University Of
Pennsylvania and Dartmouth cladled
ever the Scarsdale links yesterday and
the first named combination scored an
easy victory. I points to 2. Penn Won
all its matches in the foursomes. bu,
lost two In the singles.
Herbert Calves and George Webster,
opposed to r J. Bard and S. NJ. Mauk.
the Dartmouth captain. had easily tho
closest contest the match being carried
to five extra holes before Calves and
Webster won.
Dan Rhodes. the captain. and R X
Rownd won for the Red and Blue ag-
gregation from ]. K Wetherby and y.
H. Akeny, while r. X. Hansen and 7
Il. Seamans finished up and 2 TO play
against Q. X. Rice and A. o. GunnLson
lr the singles Bard Won from Calves
by UP and to play. and Gunnlsou,
the only other player to score for his
team won from T, g. Seamans by l W
Webster. who is brother OF the famous
Glenn, defeated Mauk. 2 up and 1 70
play Rhodes won from Wetherby, up
and Rownd defeated Akeny, 5 up and
to play. The summary;
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MAJOR Lacquer TO PITCH.
kimball of Detroit to HurI for
Bushwicks To-day.

Kimbali. . pitcher WHO is the property
Of the Detroit club but still Is in tho
army, will work for the Bushwicks o..
Dexter Park. near the Cypress Hills e,e-
waited station this afternoon. Tho
Tiger will face the Newark Stars in 10
second contest of double header IA
the first game the Bushwicks will taos,
the Poughkeepsie club. which Is do,ts
fine work up State and will come down
with "A minor league battery.
Maloney will he pitted againgt '.n
Poughkeepsie team in the opener TITO
Bushwicks have another star pitcher p
Hegeman. who pitched two NJ hit no
run games FOR Commercial High.
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Stolen bases-Orr, 2 Sacrifice hit-Sherdan.
Double plays-Bernhart. Brady and Kelly:
Baker. Weafers and sheridan Left on bases
Rochester, 5; Reading, 2. Bases on balls-OM
Rernhart. 2. Struck out-By Bernhart 8 by
Keefe, s.
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POSTPONE TENNIS FINAL.

The final OF the invitation doubles
tournament of the University Heights
Tennis Club. scheduled for this after
noon, last night was postponed until next
Sunday. Vincent Richards and Allen
Behr will meet Harold Taylor and
Ichiya Kumage. To-day some OF the
hnalists will play in Philadelphia
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Totals. n 1925 10 u Totals. II 3 "A 80 10 2
Two out when winning run was scored.


Boston...,.. o o. 0 0 0I %
Brooklyn. o o ! o Is
First base on errors-$oston, l Brooklyn, l.
Two base hits-Holke. Wilson Magee. Three
bsse hit-Kruege- Home run-Riggert
Sacrifice hits-Herzog. Konetchy g. Magee,
Malone, Marranville. Sacrifice hy-Fill-
ingim. stolen bases-Powel 3 Herzog.
Olson 9. Wheat. Wilson. Marranville, Left on
baSes-Boston, 10 Brooklyn. IS Double plays
Olson and Malone HerLog and Holke, Bases
on balls-or MamauI. : Powell, Smith. Rig
gertl on Galore, Wilson, POWELL; on FL:
Heating. 3 Kruger, Konetchy, Mycrsl, Struck
out-By Mamau1, Powell 2. Kellyl; by Ga.
dore, 3 (Wilson, Heating y by Filingm 8
(MamauI 2. KrueseL; by Heating, 6 Malone,
Galore 2, Kruger, Olson, Wheat, Wild pitch
Heating. Passed ball-Krueger, Hits and
earned huns-or Mamaux hits and runs In
9 rs innings; on Galore, 4 hits and 1 run in
8 Ia innings; OF Filingim. 8 hits and runs
in innings none out In stu; on Keating. s
hits and runs In innings. Umpires--Messrs.
Rigler (plate) and Moran Obasesl. Time OF
game-3 hours Winning pitcher-Cadore
Losing pitcher-Keating.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. % s 10 q IS

Two base hits-Foley. oRourke. Riley.
Maisel, Morgan, Schultz .. Sacrifice hits
Egan. Lewis. Sacrifice fiies-Foley. Kay. Dou-
bile plays-Morsan and bishop Ellerbee.
more, 3; Binghamton, z First base
rors-Beltimore, 3. Bases on balls-of Lewis.
5; OF Kneisch. !; on Higgins, 5. Hits-on
In % inniNs. HIT by pitcher-By Lewis, Kay
. Higgins. Struck out-By Higgins, l. Win
ming pitcher-Higgins. Losing pitcher-Lewis
Passed ball-EEan.
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Wilbert Robinson, manager of the
Dodgers. yesterday welded the pruning
knife on his Brooklyn outfit and cut
loose three rockies, Frank BRAZIL and
Joe Nagle, infielders and Harry Heit-
man, pitcher. BRAZIL was sent to the
Hartford club of the Eastern League and
Maggie and Hetman were farmed out to
Rochester. Hoffman was with Roches ter
last year.
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Two Pitching Duels.

The first part OF the gruellng con-
test was pitchers duel between
Mamaux and Fillingini. with the Boston
boxman twirling the best ball. The
second half furnished another pitchers
battle. with Lieut.. Leon Galore and
Ray Heating. the former Yankee, cross
ing shoots.
The Braves broke away TO a one run
lead In the second. Holke doubled to
right, Maranville sacrificed and Wilson
doubled to centre. registering Walter.
In the fourth the Braves forged to
the front again. Holke singled past
Olson and went 20 third when Maran-
Vile poked a hot one on Ivy's other side.
Meanwhile took second on the throw to
third. Wilson bounced to Olson and
Hoike was caught. Olson to Kruger.
Meanwhile took third and Wilson second
on the play. Fillingim's sacrifice fy TO
Myers scored Maranville. Mamaux then
frightened up and famed Kelly
The Braves fattened their lead with
another run in the sixth. With one
down. Holke beat out an infeld hit
and raced to third on Maranville's belt
TO centre. Wilson came through with a
drive over second that scored Holke.
Fillingim smashed Into a double play.
Konetchy walked in the seventh and
took second when Herzog let Malone
difficult bounder go through him. Big
Ed had TO hurdle the ball directly in
front of Herzog and that made the field
ing dpubly difficult. The official scorer
charged Charley with an error however.
kruegers rap to right registered Ko-
netchy. Two force plays and Magee's
fly 10 left ended the inning.
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MORTON AGAIN VICTOR.

CLEVELAND. May -(American) -
Morton pitched his second consecutive
shut out for Cleveland to-day. He beat
Detroit. TO 0. Only thirty Detroiters
went to bat. Morton has not been scored
upon this year as prior TO the opening
Of the championship season. he pitched
eighteen scoreless innings against New
Orleans and Milwaukee. The score:
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ERRORS AID CINCINNATI.
Hornsby and stock Help Reds
Cause-Cards beaten, 70 a.

ST. LOUIS. May 8-tNationaD-Er-
rors by Hornsby and Stock enabled Gin
c'nnati to pile up five runs in the frst
three innings and win the final game of
tn, series with St Louis to-day, to 2.
~, l. Smiths three base hit in the ninth
drove in two more runs for the visitors.
The score:
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PrTTSBURG my

Two base hlt-M ann Three base hits
shaw. Sacriicn fly-Csrey. Double plays-
Paskert, Killefer and Hollocher; MollwitE
ts t,ssnrH F I , on o Sass5sicSSG
/: Pttsburg. l. Base on balls--On HAmil-
ton, l. Hit by pitcher-By Vaughn !. Struck
out-By Vaughn 8: by Hamilton, 8. Win
ton.
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ORIOLES BREAK EVEN.
Lose to Binshamton in First Game.
but Win Second.

BALTIMORE, May (InternationaD. -
Baltimore and Binghamton broke even
to-day. the home team being beaten by
q ninth inning rally in the opener, to 8.
and winning the second game by the
score OF 16 to s
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IS MACKMEN LEFT ON BASES.
Receives 10 Passes. Yet Are Beaten
by Senators, o TO 4.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-(American)
Washington defeated Philadelphia to-
day. to 4. in a game that bordered on
the mediocre. Washington pitchers passed
ten Mackmen. The Athletics had fifteen
men left on bases. The score:
WASH NOTION "a J. PHILADELPHIA "a
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BROOKLYN'S WIN IN
T THIRTEENTH INNING
Fighting Uphill Battle, Dod-
gers Again Scalp Braves,
This Time by 5 to 4.
WHEAT'S HIT DECIDES
Kruger, Griffith and Olson
Give Fine Exhibition at
Ebbets Field.
BY GEORGE b. UNDERWOOD.

With Dodgers and Braves deadlocked
at to 4 in the. thirteenth inning at Eb-
bess Field yesterday, two down and
Grf1th on second. Zach Wheat threw
$4,000 Brooklyn fans in a delirium Of
JOY by leaning into one of Ray Keat-
ings swift ones. flashing a long liner
into rtsht\ and sending Tommy home
with the triumphant tally.
The National League batting lead
ers timely thump gave Brooklyn the
game by score Of to 4 and made it
hve straight over the Braves
The army OF fans that poured into the
Flatbush ball yard were treated to a
worlds series display of baseball with
both teams giving a dazzling exhibition
and the home aggregation winning out
through sheer nerve and bulldog cour-
ago The contest was bitterly fought
from the first ball pitched to the last
home run drive by Riggert in the
twelfth inning, apparently putting the
game on ice for Boston, would have
taken the heart out of less coura geous
aggregation that Robble's boys showed
themselves to be, and they went out
and tied the score again in their half
OF the twelfth. Previously an eighth
inning rally had put Brooklyn back in
the hunt after Boston had taken the
lead and apparently broken the spell the
Dodgers hold over them this season
Grimth Thrills Fans.
Fans will shower the laurels on Wheat
for his triumphant thump, but Griffith
Myers, Kruger and Olson played almost
as important parts In the victory. The
team as a whole furnished a brand OF
baseball that sent the fans home singing
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Totals 81 IS 81 IL -


tran for Perry in the sixth inning,
'tBatted for Geary in the ninth inping,
Philadel phia........ o . 0 %
Two base hits-Picnich. Foster. Three base
hits-Judge. Burns. Perkins Stolen base-Judge.
Sacrifice hits-Grover. Perry, shanks, Rice.
Sacrifice fy-Grover. Double plays-Picinich
and Shanks; Janvrin, shAnks and Judge.
Left on bases--W ashinEton. 6; Philadelphia,
IL. First base on errore-Phila deiphia, 2;
Washington. /. Bases on balls-Off HAYES
2 OF Aglk. :; off Geary. 2: on Thompson,
/ Htsr Hayes, 8 in 2 innings; on Perry,
10 in q innings: off Hovlik. 8 in 2.3 in.
son, 3 IN Ia innings Hit by pitcher-,By
Geary FOSTER. Struck out-By Hayes, /; by
Hovlik. 2; by Thompson Il by Geary. 9
Losing pitcheT>-Perry
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Ollie OMara. who was released by
Brooklyn TO the Indianapolis club of the
American Association. has been sus-
pendd by the Indianapolis club for re-
fusal to report. Ollie wants to go to
Milwaukee of the American Association.
where his pal Jimmy Smyth. from the
Kerry Patch district Of st. Louis. also is
playing. Here's hoping Ollie wins out.
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CUBS WIN IN ELEVENTH.
Mnnn's Triple and Paskert's single
Beat Pirates. . to I.

PITTsBURG, May 3.--(NationaD Chi
caeo defeated Pitsburg to-day in eleven
innings. the score was 2 to /. In the
eleventh Mann tripled and Paskert sent
him IN with a single that won the game
The score:
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Summary by holes-Brown and Lyon bea.
Tunis and Rohdenberg, Q up; Walker beat
Haigh and brewster. / up: Geddes ana
Swords beat Church. up and TO play.
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Two base hts-Maxee, Kept, Daubert Stock
Three base hit. l.. Smith. stolen bases
Fisher, . Rath, Kopf. Sacrifice hts-Nagee
Neale. Left on bases-Cincinnati. 6; St Louis.
5. First base on errors-Cincinnati, 2 Bases
on balls-On Fisher. = of May, !. Struck
out-By Fisher. 3; by May, g. Balk-May
wild pitch-May.
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Singles
DALE. COIJTMRIA

Summary by holes--walker beat Lyon, 4
up and 20 play; Brown beat Tuns, NJ
and to play; Rohdenberg beat Haigh. l w
TO play.
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NEWARK IN THE 18TH
NOSES OUT BISONS
Buffalo's Rally in the Eighth
Enables Team to Tie
= the Score.
LETTER Is STAR BATTER
Gets Three Hits, One a Triple
Score Is 5 to d.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Game.

Jersey City, 6; Toronto. 4 C1b innings.
Newark, 6; Buffalo, I "a innings).
Reading, 2; Rochester, o (frst game).
Reading, 8: Rochester, o (second game).
Binghsmton, s. Baltimore. thrst gsine).
baltimore, l6 Binghamton, 8 tsecond game).
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SINGLES
Totals

Summary by holes Bard beat Calyss
up and TO play Webster beat Mauk, l uu
Rhodes beat Wetherby, up: Rownd bea
Akeny. up and TO play: Hansen bra
Rice, up and l TO play; Gunnison be-
SeRmans, / up.
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READING DOUBLE VICTOR.
Beats Rochester in Twin Bill by
2 to O and to o.

READING. Pa. May 8 Gnternational).
Reading made It four straight to-day
by winning a double header from
Rochester. 2 TO o and to O.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Brooklyn, 5; Boston as innings).
Chicago. 2; Pittsburg, 1 III innlngs).
Cincinnati, Z; st. Louis, 2.
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Totals. "a 4 12s4s "a 8 Totals. So 8 10 IS %
sOna out when winning run was scored.

Toronto. ......., ooo3o1Oo0o 100000 %
Jersey City........ 100000 1000 20 Is
Two base hits--Gonzsles, Schweitler. Stolen
bases-Berman, ODslow. Sacrifice hits-Gon-
sales, whiteman. Purtell. Biemiller. Double
piay-sch weitzer and De Neville. Left on
beses-Jersey City, 10: Toronto. IA. First
Bases on bslls-On Peterson. 6: off Justin. /:
OF Schacht. T. Hits-On Peterson. 8 in 6 Is
innings. Struck out-By Peterson. 4; by
Justin. 3; by Schacht l. Winning pitcher
echacht.
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SCARSDALE MARGIN
ON COLUMBIA CLOSE
Team Score Only A to 3; Col
legians Played Under
Big Handicap.
BEST BALL THE RESORT
Marked Difference From Last
Year When Club Had Things
Its Own Way.
BEST BALL THE RESORT

BY the narrow margin OF single
point Scarsdale golfers defeated the Co.
lumbia College players over their home
course, to 3, in a team NAH yester-
day. Considering the comic, be mar
gin by which Scarsdalc won II year ago
yesterdays success left little of which to
boast. Furthermore, Columbia appeared
short handed, being represented by only
four players. so that in the foursomes A.
l.. Walker, Jr. asd d. A. Church had to
play the best ball of their opponents,
Despite that handicap Walker got
away with his contract. finishing l up
over A. Haigh and II. ID. Brewster but
+. Il. Geddes and w. v. Swords proved
too much for Church. In the other
match p. r. Brown and w. w, Lyon An
ished up over F.. ]. Rohdenberg and J.
T. Tunis, representing the Blue and
White.
Getting dows to tho singles later in
the day. Walker and Lyon had close
match. the former Staten Island cham
pion winning on the home green. Roh-
denberg also won for his side. defeating
Haigh. while Brown and Swords for
Scarsdale each scored points.
The summary:
sCARsDALE COLUMBIA.
p: R. brown and j. 7: Tunis and
'" Ha W. L snS Il d j. Hohdeneers''"''
:, Brewster ;;........: 0 A L. Walker, Jr...
". V. Swords. d. A. Church.
Summary by holes-Brown and Lyon bea,
Tunis and Rohdenberg. up; Walker beat
Haigh and Brewster. ! up; Geddes ana
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Toronto in Jersey City 1.-TWO games).
Buffalo in Newark 1.-TWO games).
Bingh anton in Baltimore.
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PENN HEATS YALE.

PHILApEIPHIA. May 3.--The Pennsy'-
vania lacrosse team defeated Yale n
0 here to-day
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Two base hits-Meusel. Young. Three base
hit-Dubuc. Stolen baEes--M euHel, Doyle.
Zimmerman. Bancroft. Sacrifice hit-Chase,
Sacrifice fiy-Doyle. Left on bases-New
Sofk. 4; Philadelphia, O. First base on error
--Philadelphis. Bases on bals-Oh Dubuc.
Q tMeusei 2, Bancroft); of Winters. (Calla.
ham; OFF Woodward. (Burns), Hts-Oh
Dubuc In innings (none out in the sixth:
on Winters. o in I innings, Struck out-By
Dubue. whltted); by Winters. Quderus,
WIZ piichwooS% S Passed Ssub bsl prnss
winning pitcher--wlnters Earned runs-On
Dubuc. 3; OFF Winters. none: on Woodward
or sams--l hour and IS minuIaA
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GriHth Scores Tying Run.

Griffith singled In the eighth, took
third on Wheats belt TO right and scored
the tying run on Myers's single TO
centre.
Riggert, first up In the twelfth. drove
homer to the centre field fence The fans
went wild when the Dodgers tied the
score in the second half OF the inning
Myers walked. took second on Konetchy's
sacrifice and third on Malone's infield
out. Kruger then drove n terrific triple
to the left corner OF the field, register
ing Myers Heating tossed out Cadore
Galore bowled Heating. Kelly and
Herzog over three In a row in the thir-
tenth. Magee doubled with one down in
Brooklyn's half OF the frame Griffith
bounced to Heating and Magee was
caught at third. Heating TO Smith
Tommy took second on wild pitch
Then Wheat broke up the game with
the drive 20 right that sent Griffith
home with the winning run. The score
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Totals. u27'es IL
Schang out In third. hit by batted ball.
Ran for Bodie In ninth.
New York. ............. Il
Two base hin-Pipp, Ruth, Barry. Stolen
bases-Bsker. Sacrifice hits-Shawkey 2. VIII.
Strunk, Gnhooley 2. McInnis. Schang. Sacrifice
ny-vitt. Left on bases-Sew York, 8; Boston,
T. First base on error-Boston. l. Bases on
bslls-On Shawkey, 4; OF Ruth, I. Struck out
by Shawkey. /: by Ruth, 2. Passed ball
Ruel.
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Prices and Terms to Suit.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS
The Brunswick Bake { olIender Co,
10 West SGD Street. near Broadway
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SECOND GAME.

Two DISC HlIh--MHIttI, q NOuTke :, F1AddNCk,
McLarry. Three base hits-Bishop 2, jacob
son ., Maisel, Morgan, schsuitle Home
Schultz. Stolen bsses-O Rourke, McI.arry.
Sacrifice mts-Lawry, McLarry. Double play
McCabe, ORourke and Mclarry. Left on
observation-disclosures, S; Binghamton. II. First
base on errors-BaltimOre 3, BnghamtOn, I.
on Bills, 2 Hits-On McCabe, IL in % IN
ninEs; on Donovan, in is inning Of Bills.
In inning. truck out-By Frank, ! by
AcCabe, 3; by Bills. l. Winning pitcher
Frank. Losing pitcher-McCabe.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 81 Now York. Q.
Washington. d. Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland. o. Detroit, O.
ChicaEo.st, Louis samo postponed ON &C.
count Of rain.
The sun., 1919-05-04

kocheHter ...,,...,... o 90
Reading. ..".......,... Ks
Two base hits-Weafers ., Weiscr. Doolan.
Stolen base-Kelly. Sacrifice hits-Rodrguez
Weinert Acosts; baker Sacrifice Aies-
Doolan, OConnel. Double plays-Brady and
Rodriguez; Brady and Orr: Baker. Doolan
and weafers. Left on bsses-Rochester 2;
Reading, 6. Bases on bslls--0n weinert. /
on Acosta, l. Struck outBy Weinert, 5;
by Acoeta, I.