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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05

Totals. "a Gil 81 IL 81 Totals. 81 724 4;
'Batted for Turkovitch in ninth inning.
tBatted for Hopke In ninth inning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL So
COPYRIGHT by he NeaoY York; Herald
WEEK CLOSING STRONG.
~ WALTER TRUMBULL

WEEK CLOSING STRONG.
HE remainder sporting
the Robins will continue
Sn oo
s e af sna Stadium S nn Gay the scene OF ae VIII De
w The at % % S s s @
n n sR S enS 5eH @ % tie pd p
Navy and the Tigers win The after
clubs .ss III this I'll Ruth and Es ~ sdG s
FEY sporting
%s s at s s % Fran"
championship
reurnfirst the Atlantic Ocean and then Hoylake.
yesterday
In certain type of sea ship can play the pitch shot to perfection but
SH. sssy the s,l os ,.maAa.. 4 smile
float
And a
~eass bout as 'na the boxing fans would nave talking about FOR
We
couple professionals
Dempsey
another experienced judge Of things
@ look ANY long drawn out At his physical
the coming encounter said that started think
somebody going to sleep early that
Kelly friend seems to like to box about the way
George Kelly
hitter but all aDassss
tired out hitting him ' mas WIN 50 niue concern mat an opponent gets
In his most NOS @ bout
Fred reposng the floor.
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Culloton Wins Own Game
for Fordham in Ninth
North Cardinals Run Tieing
Score Goes to Waste.

North Carolina came through with a
ninth inning rally that netted them four
runs and tied the score in the contest
with Fordham at F'ordham Field yester-
day afternoon. The efforts of the South
erners were wasted, however, as the
Maroon athletes managed to shove
run across in their half OF the ninth
that gave victory by to 6.
In the last half of the ninth. with
score tied, Culloton won his own game
by beating out hit 10 stortstop. Cou-
sineau started the inning by grounding
out to the ~pitcher. Fallon, however,
singled to centre and stole second. He
advanced to third on Malley's infield hit.
whence he scored while Culloton was
making first on his tap to short. The
score:
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ROD AND GUN.

SEA BASS AND HIACkETSH.
1A rssssTc AND SoN Fssr nssf sEEsnMns
GlRALDR and EVELYN
Notebook It. Ocean Av. sheepshead Bay.
David Martin-captains-Jacob Martin.
Str aon a !: &c :: Z; Fi $:;
wartzmsn & Bebee.
ADMIRAL Fr9 mnx s4 nsmT I0A. M
Sunday, 1870. Capt. CHARLIE.
Vlnudikn Tvs: Hudson Park. New Roch.lis,
n lllEIllkE daily A. NJ. except Mon. and
AAion0iAY Wed. for founders. Bring bait
!. Luoy r Il n X r 4 Nj l ss%s.'
MnpMh l Es;. aist St. Err; Z AN: 6lasoa
o'" Bay. Bring bait. Capt. f. Ruf,
YankeGDOOdleI s: ~ T,'
8 A. NJ. every Plenty Of Ling. Special
d ssy s nS%@srs WHITLEY sat, T aP NJ
QL..aL Farms or II Fathoms.
NlHIIlIiuW leaves Shecpshead Bay Thurs
o''u''hooh sat. sun. s A. NJ. r. PLACE.
FishingTackIeand Bait
Dealers who do not sell live bait have Che
words tackle only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. thurs
days and Saturdays.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Abbey & Imbrie. 81 Chambers st. Tackle oni.-,
Baumann. 2252 Second av., near 115th -
Baumnnn, John. al West 12Jth st.
Bechcr, 3l2 T.. Bath st. Tel Murray Hin 26ex
Black. 6iS Am1trdm av. 600. Tel River 35o4.
Drummer. Wash. Mkt. Tel. 1888 Cort. Bld.wms.
co ,,c Aphsus, q ". i25th ST. Tackle csiy,
Davcga, 2S John 1T.
Dxvegs, S3i broadway riv.
Davega, Is Cortlandt st. 7
Davega, III T.. 32d 81. neigramits
pnvega, 121 w f2Jth at.
plrkes, a0i w. 50th ri. "a. Dory. Prop.). Tel
Dutii John, d2s w. 42d st; Tel. L,gacre o23T-
Gildnnberg. 252f sth av.. 135thst. M'gside J07J-
Gordon, 2i2T Amst'dm av.. t85th 1T. No bait
Gross. Sth nv 3fth 81. Second Hand Tackle
Hlrsch. 600 Amstrdm nv Tel. Riverside 1910.
Hochgraef, 307 r. 3fth ~. Tel. Nand'bllt 1850.
Relerman, 5000 81 av,, lo6th ~ Tel.Mei. 1889
Eirtland's, 90 Chambers at. Tackle.
LATER, ROSA Crotona av.. isoth ri. Bait.
Ieviron's. 55i u. 13sth ST. Tkie.. bait. Mei.sbss
M MT n ill., soS SS Sa av n ssS si'9 rc No BALI
Metropolitan Hdw. Co.. Church vesey sts-
ogilvy. II. Co. ~ Chambers 81. No bait.
pollneni, 3B5 Beecker ct, cor. Perry. No bait.
Ref J. r.. 300 % ny. Tackle. Tide Books
pengold, 12t 9Th av., 10th At. Tackle and bait.
Rogers Peet Co., B'way 18th ~. \ Tackle
Rogers Poet Co. B'way at Warren st. at our
Rogers Peet Co., B'way at 34tb 81. 4 four
Rogers Peet Co., 9th nv. AT 4fst Vt. J stores.
Fshoverling, DAILY & Gales, 802 B'way. No bait.
schuhach a son, a0l2 ID av. Tel Mel. 1888.
Won Lengerke q Detmold Inc. AZ Mad,a,. -!,le-
Wall c.. TO let av.. near 10th. 1861 Orch,
popoTcu 0E RpOOKTyN
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULE

prooklyn IN New York.
Philadelphia In Boston.
Cincinnati In Chicago.
~. Louis In Ritfsburgb.
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Catholic Univ. 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
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YALE WINS IN 9Th
ON A HIT BY EDDY
With Score Tied Sloan Leads
Off With Double and Catho-
lie University Loses, 81.

Special Despatch 10 THE New yoHK HERALD.
NEW HAVEN. May A. Yale defeated
Catholic University of Washington this
afternoon in the best game of baseball
on Yale Field this year, the score being
2 to l. Chittenden and jackson pitched
tight ball despite a cold clustering wind.
Although Jackson did not walk a man.
two timely hits, one In the first inning
and one in the ninth. beat him.
In the ninth Sloan led OF with a
1ouble down the third base line. went
to third on Kernan's out to first and
scored the winning run on Eddy's poke
third and short The score:
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Dave Robertson Reinstate,d.

Special Despatch to THE NEw York HERALD
CHICAGO, May 4.--Judge X. NJ. Lands
High Commissioner OF baseball. to-day
decided to permit David Robertson. Cub
outfieider. to resume play. Robertson
was suspended by William l.. veeck
president of the Cubs. when he refused
to go TO Pasadena for training. claiming
that business interests in Virginia de-
manded his attention. This suspension
viii be lifted Monday.
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COLUMBIA DEFEATS
CORNELL BY 4 T0-S
Ithacans Score Two in Ninth,
but Freeman Stops Rally
by Fine Catch.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ITHACA. ". Y. May columbia de-
feated Cornell in stirring baseball
game here to-day by the score of to
3. fine catch by Freeman in the ninth
inning of .Davies's long smash to the
ropes checking Cornells two run rally.
A perfect throw by Freeman earlier in
the game catching Davies at the. plate
deprived the Ithacans of another tally.
In the ninth Cornell made a gallant
rally. Sines, batting for Rollo. walked.
Shepard, batting for Brown, hit to left
and Mayer walked. On Woodin's out
Sines scored. Freeman pulled down
Daviess hit to the ropes. but Shepard
scored on the throw In. The score:
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TOtaIH. ~ II 10 z
.Batted for Harris In fourth inning
fBattcd for Blcmiller IN fifth inning
1Bntted for Motivier in ninth inning
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Southern Association.
Judge Lands Coming Here.

Charles Ebbets, president OF the
Brooklyn National League baseball club.
announced last night that Judge Kene-
saw M. Lands. commissioner OF base
ball, had accepted his invitation to be
at Ebbets Field Tuesday, June 81, at the
raising OF the National League pennant
awarded TO Brooklyn for the 1920
championship.
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Totals q - "a II 2

Totals. ~ 3 ~ II II =
.Batted for Miller IN the ninth Inning.
tran for Kruger IN the ninth inning
4f3atted for RYAN In tho seventh inning.
Stated for Nehf IN the eighth inning.
YRan for Castor IN the eighth inning.
pyooklyn. ........ Q % Q o.
Two base hits-King 2, Snyder. Three
t-~e hitr--Ructher, CASTOR. Stolen bases
fTiether, Olson Sacriflces-Happ, Snyder
left on basas--New York, IL Brooklyn. a.
Bases on balis-OH Ruether, fBurns. Ban
croft, Snyder; off Nehf I (Neis). hits
orr Ryan, q IN innings off Barnes, IN
inning: orr Nehf. 1 in inning. Struck
out-By Ruether. young 2. Rapp .,
Ryan y by RYAN. ! (Konetchy). Winning
pftcher--Nchf. umpires-Brcnnan and Ems
lie. Time OF game--2 hours and minutes.
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College Baseball Results.

At Fordham Field-Fordham, 4; North
Carolina, G.
At New Haven-Yale. .; Catholic Union. I.
At Cambridge-Harvard. q; New Hamp-
shire, 0.
At Medford-Tufts. s: Bates, ..
At Hoboi;en--Stevens, 10; N. Y. Angles, 4.
At Ithaca-Columba, A. Cornell 3.
At Hanovcr-Dartmouth 10: Boston Uni
versity. 3.
At burlington. vt.-HoIy Cross 4 YER
mont ..
At Providence-Bowdoin. Z; Brown. :.
At Observation-Disclosures, =: Wesleyan. 3
At West Pont-Army. q: West Vorginia, Sc
At ChicaRo-Ohio State, 20: Chicago, 8.
At Chicago-Purduc, 10; Northw estern. 2.
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BROWN.
Totals 80 8 81 5 !

IothlS 90 ~ IL =
IRAN for Fuller In the eighth inning.
Brown .....,.. O o o . . O %
Runs soored-Smlth, a. Morrill,. HIN, elf
ford. Holmes, NJ. Morrill,. 2: Samson, Merri-
weather, peckham, Dana, 2. Hlts-Off Flynn,
In Z ID innings; off Fuller. IN 8 innings.
Stolen bases-Homes. NJ. Morrill,. Fuller.
Two base hit--oden. Three base hits-F1ynn.
Peckham. Damn. Home run-Clifford. Sac
rifce hits-Clifford, Holmes, Walker. Leddy,
Oden. Struck out-By Flynn, 10; by Walker.
3; by Fuller, Q. Bases on balls--Off Flynn,
@: off Fuller, 3; off Leddy, ]. Wild pitch
Fuller. Hit by pitcher--By Leddy. "a. Nor
rid. First base on errors-Bowdoin, 2:
Brown. l. Left on bascs-Brown, o. Bow
doin. .. Time OF Eame-c hours and % min
utos. Umpire-Grahnm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Swarthmore Athletes Lead.

SwARTHMoRE, Pa. May i.-Swarth-
more COLLEGE easily defeated Franklin
and Marshall here to-day IN a dual
track meet, SO to 20. Out OF tho ten
events Swarthmore captured first place
in all but two. the 100 yard dash and
the discus throw going to the Blue and
White
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Russell Pitches Harvard
to Easy Victory, a to O

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May Awhile the
spectators shook and shivered in the
east wind this afternoon on Soldiers
Field the Harvard varsity nine played
another clean cut game of ball. beating
New Hampshire State College, 4 to 0.
The visitors made only three hits
against the deliveries Of Harlan Russell
Harvard on the other hand, made ten
hits. most OF them clean. but did Its
scoring in two innings. The score:
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Totals.45 10 II 81 10 /
sBatted for Kircher in ninth inning.

Newark ..... q 1 3 . 3 OIL
Two base hits-Ens, Adams Benes. Olsen,
Kircher, Shields. Madden, Walsh, Webb t3).
Home runs--P. Smith, Benes GU, Webb. Me-
Gowan. Withrow. Stolen bases-Tsns. Mad
dpn, MCGOWAN, Withrow, Ray Sacrifices
Madden. Webb. Double plnys-Adams, Bencs
and Witter CD. Bases on bals-Off Schulz
3: off Olsen, 3 off Kircher, /; off Finner-
ran, 8 off Triple. 8; off Singleton, 3. Hits
OFF Finneran. 1 in 1-3 inning; off Singleton,
~ In 1-3 innings: off Triple, in IL in
nings; off Schulz. s In "a innings off OIL
sen, In innings. Struck out-By Single
ton, 5; by Tipple T. Winning pitcher-Fin-
neran Losing FREDERICKSBURG. EMPIRES
Kelly and Moran. Time Of game-2 hours
and 50 minutes.
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CHICAGO CA
DETROIT (A1
Totals Al s IS "a IL {

Two base hits-Johnson, Schalk Cobb.
Shorten. Veach, Young. Flagstead, Falk.
Three base hit-Hooper. Stolen bases-Young.
Blue. Cobb. Sacrifices-Collins. Falk.
Ehmke. Jones. Left bases-Chicago IA;
Detroit. 3. Bases on balls-Off Sutherland.
j; off Ehmke, .: off Hodge. 2. off Mid
dleton. 3; off Kerr, L. Hits-Off suther-
land. In 1-3 inning: off Middleton. in
innings; of Ehnhe; in 2 20 innings; off
1-3 innings. Struck out-By Hodge, J.
by Middleton, 2; by Kerr 4. Winning
pitcher-Ehmke. Losing pitcher-Hodre
Umpires-Chill and Owens. Time of game
hours and 20 minutes
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CORNELL.
,Ratied for Brown In mini inning.

Totals. 80 3 8 81 IA
'Batted for Brown In ninth inning.
fBatted for Rollo in ninth inning.
Columbia. ......... 0 0 0 0 o.
Cornell. ....A..... 0 o 0 / o o 2-3
Hits--off Rollo. u off Price, .. Struck
out-By Rollo, Al by Price. .. Bases on
balls--Off Rollo, 4: off Price. 8. Passed
balls-Clark, 2. Hit by pitched ball-Mayer.
Double plays - Moeschen. Telford and
Schnaars: Freeman and Clark Stolen bases
-Schnaars, Freeman. Davies. Munns. Sao-
rlfice hits-Brophy, Smith, Davies. Left on
bases-Cornell. 10; Columbia. Q. Umpire
Courneen of Rochester. Time OF game
hour and so minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Irving School Nine Wins.

TARRyTowN. May 4.-Irving School
completely annihilated Hackley Schools
baseball team here to-day to the tune
of Ia TO l. Graham. Irving's twirler
had Haclsley's batters at his mercy. al
lowing but one hit and tanning ten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Cobb Makes Diving Body
Stop; Runner Is CAUGHT

DETROIT, Mich, May 4 (American).-
Detroit Americans overlook Chicago
after the visitors made five runs In the
first inning here to-day and won. II to
&. Chicago outhit Detroit, but the locals
punched their blows to better advantage.
Cobb made a diving body stop OF
Falk's double in the seventh and threw
10 Young. who caught Collins at the
Plate. The score:
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BlacEfish Now Biting at Sound Points.

Captain Peterman OF tho Water Island.
which operates from Clason Point. made n
try for blackfish on Tuesday on the grounds
orr Stamford Conn, and IN two and one-half
hours' fishing twenty odd blackfish were
boated, some OF them Weighing up 70 ~
pounds The boat was late In arriving on
the grounds, and fishing did not start until
O'Clock The captain said that he was
reasonably sure that much bigger bag
would have been taken had nc been there IN
GOOD time and that he Will make some
pecial trips for them from now on.
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Totals .as 2 10 "a 1e /

'Batted for Keenan, in the ninth inning.
Philadelphia 49,. . o 0 o o %
Boston .......... o o 2 3 x-5
Two base hlts-Southworth, Holke. Stolen
bases-Neale 8. Sacrifice-Neale Double
playg-Meusel and BruEgy: Rawlings, r.
Miller, J. Miller and Bruggy; Boeckel, Bar
bare and Holke. Left on bases-Phadephia
9; Boston, 8. Bases on balls-Or Meadows,
8; off Fillngim, A. Hits-off Meadows, d
In % innings: off keenan,. none in Ia
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Meadows. /
(BoeckeD Struck out--By Meadows 2:
by Fillingim. 8. Wild pitches--Meadows, 8.
Passed ball-Gowdy. Losing pitcher--Mead-
ows. Umpires-Hart and Mccormick. Time
of game-1 hour and 30 minutes
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WILLIAMS
Totals. 80 5 C 81 IL q

Two base hit-Rlchmond. Earned runs
Williams, q Wesleyan, 2. Home run-Rich-
Monjo. Sacrifice hits-Camp. Il. Boynton
Double play-Stewart. Jacobs and Peck
Bases on balls-Off Connolly, 2; off Holmes
9. Struck out-By Connolly, 8: by Holmes
3. Hit by pitcher-By Connolly. / CWard) /;
by Holmes, (Heuer). Wild pitci-Con-
molly, Left on bases-Wesleyan, Q; williams
. First base on errors--Weseyan 2: Will
iams, . Time Of game-2 hours and min
utes. Umpire-Rorty
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Cincinnati ......,. o.
Two base hits-sec 2, Horochcr. Stolen
ba-c-F1ack sacrifice-Maisel. Double
rir.1s-crane, Fonseca and Daubert q Deal.
Terry and Grimes 2. Left on bares-cincln-
nan, 5; Chicago, T. Bases on balls-of
or Napier, 1 in inning. Hit by. pitcher
ny Freeman. Gargrave). Struck out-By
Rixey. 2; by Freeman, 1. Losing pitcher
Rtxey rTmpires-Rigier and Moran. Time
on rame-f hour and 10 minutes.
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FishingTaCkIeand Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have Che
words tackle only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
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Maine Salmon and Trout Fishing Not Very
Lively Yet.

The following catches OF salmon and trout
baye been sent In by the General Passenger
Apen, ~ Maine Central Railroad: Eighteen
anglers fiahlng IN Sebago Lake caught 2s
saimon. the total weight OF which was
abo,,t 30, mounds A. McCloud. Auburn. Me-;
= MerrIfieId. Cambridge, Mass, and n. y.
Klmball. New York. caught three salmon
each. the largest OF these fish being six
ovor IN Moosehcad Lake six anglers landed
IN trout and one salmon. Mr.. G. l.. Marsh
~ hartford, Conn, caught five trout that
weighed 1sM pounds
NJ Morse OF Auburn. Me, caught an eight
mound trout in Lake Auburn.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS


with fifteen members aboard and the catch
was 1852 large founders and about the same
number OF the smaller variety known an
postage stamps We returned all Of the
smaller ones to the water, practice that
this club always follows. Abe Brean
hooked and landed the largest founder OF
the season so far for our bunch and II
weighed lust pounds, ounces. The prize
for the biggest fish taken on the trip went
to Mr.. Drean, and Il was a fountain pen.
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First base on errors-Fordham. 3; North
Carolina, l. Two base hits-Schermerhorn
Lowe Home run--Schermerhor. Sacrifice
hit-Buckley. Stolen bases-Magee, Level
Ign, Mclaughlin, Halloran, Buckley. Fallon.
Mailey Q Left on bases-Fordham, IL.
North Carolina, 3. Double play-F. Morris
(unaHsisted). "Bnses on bails-Of Bryson,
g.; off Lowe. l. Struck out-By Culloton,
3: by Bryson, 3 by Lowe, 2. Hts-Off
Bryson 10 in 9 innings; off Lowe, 1 in
Innings; off Lewelyn. IN % inning. I'm
pire-warner. Time OF game hours and
minutes.
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Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
MIDpLErowN, May 4.--Willams won
from Wesleyan, to 3. at baseball this
afternoon. Twice Wesleyan had the
bases full and a strong batter at the
plate. but Holmes. the Berkshire twirer,
famed the man each time. The score:
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Special Despatch to THE Nrw YoaK HERALD
PROVIDENCE, May 4.-Bowdoin took
Brown into camp here to-day. TO s.
The visitors found Fuller for eight hits
Teddy was sent in In tho ninth inning.
hut Bowdoin had tho game sealed up.
The score:
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Dartmouth Nine in Front.

spc,Sat Despatch h Tur NEW yonK HnnAtp
HkNovER, ". H.. May 4.--Dartmouth
downed the Boston University ball team
IN the first home game OF the season
here to-day by 10 to 3.
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Meadows Loses Effectiveness.

Boston. May 4 (NationaD Meadows
lost his effectiveness In the eighth in
ming to-day and Boston defeated Phila-
delphia, to 2. The hitting of Boeckel.
who drove in two runs, and scored an
other, was the feature. The score:
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STEVENS.


Three base hlts-Kurtz, Hurst. Two base
hits-Kurtz. OKeefe. Stolen bases-EFgcr.
Hurst HunelSe, Cantini, Maggie, Healy. Left
on bases--New York Aggies. 81 Stevens, 2
Bases on balls-Off Bradley. In 2 innings:
off Silldorf, 2: off Healy, Z In 20 innings
Hits--On Bradley. 3: off Silldorf, 2: off
Healy. 4; off Goerk. G. Struck out-By
bradley. 1 by snldorf. o; by Goerls. 5. Um-
pirc-McMahon
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Cubs Bunch Hits and Win.

CHICAGO. May (NationaD Chicago
defeated Cincinnati. 3 TO !. in the first
game Of the series here to-day by bunch
ing hits behind the errors OF the visitors.
Freeman pitched In fine form and was
given air-tight support. The score:
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
HARVARD
Totals. 81 4 10 27 Totals. al o 3 "a IL

NtW Hampshire. q o %
Two base hit--Janin. Stolen bases-BlaIr.
Frederick. Butler, Common First base on
errors-Harvard. 1 New Hampshire, l. Left
on bases-Harvard, 10; New Hampshire g.
Sacrifice hit-Emmons. Sacrifice fly-Owen.
Bases on balls-On Russell, Q; Off Ander-
son. 3. Struck out-By Russell. @; by Ander-
son, 3. Double play-Hagerty, BrodericlS
and Daley. Wild pitch--Anderson Hit by
pitcher-By Anderson, (Emmons) I'm
plre-Stafford. Time OF game-1 hour and
80 minutes.
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SYRACUSE, May (nternationaD. -
IN a weird game. Newark defeated
Syracuse in the opening game OF the In
ternational League season here to-day by
a score of II TO IL.
Both teams used three pitchers, none
OF whom was effective. The game was
featured by heavy hitting. elk home runs
being made. The score:
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Army. ............. o 0 ! x-8
West Virginia. o 0 2 0 2-5
Sacrifice hits-Stevenson Dasher Hopke.
Sacrifice hes-Wilhide. S. Harrick. Three
base hlt-McGrath. Hits-Off Cragin. in
innings. off McCIrath, In innings. Bases
on balls-Off Cragin, 4: off McGrath, ..
Struck out-By Cragin, q: by McGrath. i
by Lemly. {. Hit by pitched ball-By Cragin
Crurkovitch). Passed balls - Bonnet, ..
Double play--wilhide. Dasher and Post. Left
on bases-Army, ;; West Virginia, 7. TIM
pIres-Marshall and Trautz. Time Of game
- hours.
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no you intend getting n new carr Now IL
tho Zine TO dispose Of your old one Use
HE Automobile Directory In The Herald's
Want AID. sections--Adp-
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Bisons Down the Skeeters.

BUFFALO, May 4 (International). -
Buffalo won It's opening game at home
from Jersey City by the close score OF
6 to 5.
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Rain Halls Navy Teams.

ANNAPOLIS, May 4-The Navy Virginia
baseball game and Navy Washington and Leo
tennis match we're called off on account OF
rain.
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Two base hit-Sloan. Sacrifice ht-Lynch.
Left on bases-Catholc University, q; Yale,
4. Bases on balls-on Chittenden. 2. Struck
out-By Chittenden. D. Hit by pitched ball
Driecoll. Time OF game-1 hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire-Johnstone