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PROLIFIC HITTING
WINS FOR DODGERS
Continued from First. Page.

over the Dodgers added four runs to
their total. Taylor raised fly to right
which was muffed by Meusel and the
outflelder was charged with another
error when he threw the ball past Jack
Miller and allowed Taylor 10 reach sec-
ond. Ruether was tossed out and Olson
flied to Williams. Johnston tnen walked
and Taylor scored on Griffith's single
to centre. Wheat doubled to left, scor-
ing Johnston and Griffith.
At this juncture Meadows made his
exit Belts went In and Wheat went to
third on a Wild pitch. Honey followed
with his third hit of the game. a single.
and Wheat scored. Myers walked and
Kilduff flied to Meusel for the third
out. In this inning like the previous
one. nine Dodgers came to bat
In the fourth chapter the Phillies got
to Ruether for three hits, which coupled
with a pass netted two tallies The
rally was ended BY a running catch by
Myers. who followed the play up with a
good throw to the plate which cut down
Cy williams for the third out With one
down Wrightstone singled and went TO
third on Ralph Miller's single TO right
williams walked, filling the bases. and
Jack Miller doubled into Griffith's terri
tory, scoring Wrightstone and Ralph
Miller. williams went to third on the
hit Bruggy then flied to Myers. who
made a running catch. Williams at
tempted TO score but was out when Hy
made a perfect peg to the plate
The Dodgers chased Belts off the slap
in the sixth frame when they added two
more runs 10 their total Griffith
x,,aIkad and went 10 third on Wheat s
two bagger. Griffith scored on a sacri-
flee Fly by Myers and Wheat scored on
Kndufrs single. Pete reached third on
Lebourveau's poor throw TO the dia-
mond Belts then was removed and
wilhelm. the veteran. went 70 the slab
and prevented further scoring in the
inning
A wide throw by Olson allowed Lee
bourveau to reach first and helped the
Phillies s1ore run in the seventh. Beyo
went to second on Meusels single and a
pass to Wrightstone filled the bases.
/ Lebourveau scored on an infield out.
The score
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= MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
ATE BASEBALL CONTESTS = NJ
College Baseball Results.

At Fordham Field-Niasara. .: Ford
ham, A.
AT Lewissohn stadium-c. c. \. r.. i3;
st. Stephens, g.
At Ohio Field-N. Y. u. 6: waseda, 4.
Al New Haven-Yale. 8: Cornell. I.
At Princeton-Harvard, 4: Princeton. :
90 innings).
At New Raven-Yale Freshmen. %; An
dover, A.
AT worcester-Holy Cross, 7: George
town 2.
AT West Point-Army. g.: Navy. 4
At Troy-Rensselaer Poly, 4; Rochester. 2.
AT Orono. Me.-Bowdoin. Z; University of
Maine. 0.
AT Ann Arbor. Mich.-Illinois. 3; Michi-
gan. 2.
AT Amherst, Mass. Massachusetts Agri.
cultural. 4: Union. 3.
AT adephia-Pennsylvania, 4; Penn
State. z.
AT Lewiston, Me.--Colby. 1; Bates, o.
At Providence-Brown. 3. Colgate. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures Freshmen, 8;
Harvard Freshmen. 8.
At New Brunswick, N. J.-Swarthmore, s.:
Rutgers. 0.
At South FieId-Dartmouth. IL; Colum-
bia. 4.
At Lafayette. Ind.-wisconsin. s: Pur-
due. 2.
AT Easton. Pa.-Lafayet.e. 10. Lehigh. /.
At Bloomington, Ind.-Notre Dame. 4:
Indiana. 1.
At Wilhamstown, Mass.-Williams, o: Con-
At Burlington. Vt.-Boston College, o; Ver-
mont. 5.
At Middiebury. vt.-Norwich Univ. 3;
Middlebury. 5.
AT Morgantown. W. va.-west Virginia.
q. Pittsburgh, 2.
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JAPANESE TEAM Is
DEFEATED BY Y. U.
Violet Nine Takes Game From
Players From Orient, 6 to 4,
at Ohio Field.

New York University defeated the
Waseda nine at University Heights yes
terday afternoon by the score of 6 10 4.
The largest crowd that has witnessed a
baseball game at Ohio Field in many
years saw the defeat of the travelling
japanese team, the greater portion of
the fans being composed of the Orient
located in this city, who turned out in
force to cneer for their native repre-
sentation
In the fourth inning the Violet nine
started the scoring. and sent four runs
across the plate with the aid of a single
hit. Sawyer led off with, walk and
went to third on Flynn's double down
the left field foul line. Flynn was
trapped off second on Kujfs snap throw
to Matsumotu and Sawyer scored when
Ishii. the Waseda midget third sacker.
held the ball too long. Flynn won't to
third on the play.
Weinheimer walked. and when Kuji
let the fourth ball get away Flynn
scored and Weinheimer went to sec
ond Hirshfield also strolled. Both
runners advanced on Ferguson's sacri-
flee bunt. and Weinheimer scored when
the J1TSL DdSefildn ftiu lne Ddll
field was out at the plate on Goeller's
bunt. the latter also going to second.
and then TO third when Bates was SAFE
on the pitchers error.
New York got another run when Goe4
Ter and Bates worked the double steal
Waseda came back in the following
session and mixed two hits with pass,
a steal and pair of passed balls fog
three runs Matsumotu walked. too4
second on a passed ball. went to thir3
when Ishii was safe at first on a. misse1
third strike. They worked the double
STEAL Matsumotu scoring.
Kato singled. Ishii going to third. and
reached second himself on the play at
third. Kubotas single to left scored
Ishii and Kato.
In the same inning the Violet pushed
its last two runs over the plate and
scwed up the game. Liss was safe on an
error at second, and Wemheiner
slammed home run to deep right
centre field
The Japs got their fourth run in the
last frame, and, with two more runs
waiting on the bags. were unable to
connect.
Tanaka, the "Babe Ruth" of the Wa
seda nine, drove a three bagger over
Batess head in centre and scored on
Kuji's infield out. Nangano singled and
Ishii walked, but Kato went out on q
ground ball to the pitcher, and Kram
threw out Taniguchi
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At Buffalo r.. II. E.
Syracuse 2 o o. q 2
Buffalo 49,. 2 o q 2 o 0 Ks o
Batteries-Dodson and Gilham werre Cor
donier and Bengough.
At Rochester r.. ~. Il.
Toronto 49,. O 2 2 o q 0-S IL
Rochester o ) 0 o III 10 2
Observation-Disclosures. Wisner and Devine; F;
Morgan and Mattox.
At Baltimore n. X. Z.
Reading 80. q O OIL O
Baltimors o 8 o q x-S 13 2
Batteries-Fisher. Barnhardt and Cotter.
Johnson. Ogden and Egan.
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q / Totals. .SZ ] q 10
sBatted for Cowan in ninth inning
tBatted for Fritz in ninth inning.
tBatted for Schriner In ninth inning.
Yale .......0 0 o 2 o x-3
Cornell .......... q o o . IL
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Grant Memorial Programme.

The memorial TO Capt. Edward L.
Grant. former third baseman of the
Giants, who was killed i'm the Argonne
will be unveiled tomorrow afternoon
at the Polo Grounds. His sisters. Mrs
Florence Grant Robinson and Mrs.
Louise Grant Winters of Franklin,
Mass, will unveil the monument.
A parade preceding the unveiling will
take place on the field at 2 p. NJ.
In which various military bodies will
take part. Among the speakers will be
the Rev. Matthew Stanley Cleveland.
chaplain OF the company TO which
Capt. Grant belonged Judge Landis,
baseball commissioner. and Major Boze-
man Bulger.
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Jersey City won from Newark I'm the
twelfth inning yesterday at Harrison
Field. Newark. taking the first game
of the series, to 3. The Skeeters got
to Singleton In the first for two runs as
the result Of errors and Deville's double.
The Bears bounced hits for three runs
in the third, after Jersey City had scored
once in the same round and from then to
the twelfth it was deadlock. with
Tecarr and Singleton pitching brilliantly.
The winning run was made in the
twelfth when Freitag beat hit to
short. Lucy ran for him and was
sacrificed to second, Zitzman then
singled to left, sending in Lucy. who
might have been held at third but for
McGowan's tumble of the drive. The
score
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y Totals. 40 4 12 SO IA 5
Totals .4s 4 10 SO 142l

.Ran for F'reitag in the twelfth inning
fBatted for MCGOWAN In the ninth inning
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Yale Freshmen Win.

speotoI Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALp.
NEW HAVEN, May 2s.-The Yale
freshmen won their thirteenth straight
game this afternoon, smotherins And
over. 22 to 4. The ELI youngsters piled
up eleven runs in the NTH. A home run
by Capt. Murphy with two on was in
cluded In the bombardment OF wingate.
Wight for Yale pitched n game OF
varsity caiibre. allowing the schoolboys
Ave scattered hits. Score by innings
X. ~. IL.
yale dp24) "a ono % 1 x-22 10 .
Andover.. o o 3 o o.
Batteries-wight and Mallory wingate and
Christie. Umpire-Skelly.
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Stolen bases-Dasher. French (2D. Harris.
Barchett, Poole. Hogan. Pino, Stubbs I'd
Sacrifice fly-Humphreys. Three base hit
Rawlings. Home runs-Wilhide. Storck.
Double plays-Storck (unassisted). Stubbs
and Hogan. Struck 'out-By McGrath, l; by
on balisGOff McGrath, A: off Fleming 81
or Cragin, 8. Hits--Off McGrath. 2 in two
innings off Fleming ) In three innings; off
seven Innings; off Gaines, q In four innings.
wild pltoh-Cragin. Hit by pitcher-By Nc
Grath (Stubbs), by .Cragin (Barchetp, by
Nielneyer (Bonnett). Left on bases-Arny. z
Navy. .. Winning pitcherACragin. Time OF
game, hours 45 minutes. Umpires--John-
stone and Mcbride National League.
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Totals. 80 8 8 80 II 0
sBatted for Glazner in the eighth inning.
Tran for Rohwer in the eighth inning
tBatfed for Adams In the tenth inning
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TOTALS 30 II j
sBatted for Brottem in eighth.
Tran for Milan In eighth.
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Totals. 30 4 Z 80 IS :
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N. Y. A. C.. Nine Victorious.

The baseball players Of the New York
Athletic Club took the measure OF the
bail tossers OF the Crescent Athletic
Club in the first game OF the interclub
series al Bay Ridge. yesterday, winning
by g to 1 score. The only run made
by the New Mooners was homer
pounded out by Heath In the seventh
inning. The score:
n. ", ".
New York A. c. 100000 40 o-s q
Crescent A. C. o 100 90 1 o o.
Batteries-~Py Way and Mahoney Muddell.
Farrell, Loeee and Butler.
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Two base hits-Cobb. 2: veach. Heimann.
.: Jones. Hodge, Sheely. Yaryan. Three base
hit-Ainsmith. Stolen base-Blue. Sacrifices
-Ainsmith, q veach. Jones. Double plays
-Mulligan and Sheely: Strunk and Johnson.
Left on bases-Chicago. II. Detroit. 8. Bases
on balis-Off Mulrennan. 1 off Hodge. 3:
off sutherIand 3. Hits-on Mulrennan. 4
IN no innings (none out In the ftrsp; off
Uodra IA IN innings. Struck out-By
Sutherland .; by Hodge. 1. Passed ball
Ainsmith Losing Observation-Disclosures. Um-
Nalin and Wilson. Time
OF game-1 hour and AZ minutes.
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Irned runs-H Harvard,
Columbia Is Smothered by
Dartmouth Rivals, II to A
Green Batsmen Pelt Ball for
Fifteen Hits.

jeff Tesreaus Dartmouth ball team
administered an unmerciful beating to
Columbia on South Field yesterday az
ternoon In the frat OF the Blue ana
Whites series of post-examination
games. The Green batsmen pslted the
offerings OF two OF Andy Coakley's
youthful twiriers for fifteen hits and
q total OF twelve runs. but could do
nothing while Price. the local star. was
in the box.
Unfortunately for Columbia Price
confined his activities for the after
noon 70 one short inning. and that was
one Of the very few during which the
Hanoverians swung their bats IN vain.
The final score was IL 10 T. The score:
DARTMOUTH COLUMBIA
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Totals. % 6 ; 81 ls I.
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Reds Make It Two Out
Of Three From the Pirates
Gibson Says He Will Protest
the Victory.

PITTsBUR0H, Pa, May IS (National).
taking to-day's game from Pittsburgh.
to in ten innings.
Manager George Gibson of the Pitts
burgh club said that he would protest
the game, owing to a decision on a dead
ball thrown into the visiting players
bench Score:
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Hal Chase Released.

san JOSE. Cal. May 2s.-Hal Chase,
former star big league first baseman. was at
liberty to-day on writ OF habeas corpus
following his arrest yesterday on a Chifago
indictment charging completely in the 1919
world series baseball scandal. His bail OF
S3 900 was cancelled. Chase was granted
freedom on the ground that the proper war;
rant had not been sent for his arrest and no
effort had been made to return him to CHI
Cago.
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FIrst base ON err0rs-FOrdhaml Z, Mug
ara. 4 Two base hits-Malley. Cousneau
Three base hits-Marnell. Morris Mcdonald
Sacrifice hits-GuarisIi, Hayden. stolen bases
p Maney. Buckley. Cousineau. Marnell ..
LEFT on bnses-Fordham. 10. Niagara, ..
Bases on balls-Off Hayden. .. struck out
By Culioton Il. by White. BY Hayden, l.
Wnd pitch-Hayden. Hits-Off Culloton 10
II innings Umpires-MesHrr Lewis and
Hart. Time u game hours and 10 minutes.
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Detroit Hit White Sox
Pitchers Hard and Win
Mulrannan Is Knocked Out in
First Inning.

DETROIT. Mich. May % (American) -
Detroit hit two Chicago pitchers hard to-
day and won easily, IL to 8. Mulrennan
was knocked out OF the box before he
had retired Detroit batter. He walked
the first man up. then permitted the
next four to hit safely.
The locals made six runs in the first
inning Fourteen hits were obtained or
Hodges delivery The score:
,YYrrs.nn ~ DETpnIn
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The score

Left on bases-Penn. 9; Penn State. ..
Three base hit--Lightner. Sacrifice hits
whitehill. Meyers. Maher. Double plays
Sullivan. Maher and Whitehil, Korb, Ullery
and killinger: Sullivan, Whitehill and Suli-
van. Bases on balls-Off Thomas, off
Larson, A. Struck out-By Thomas. 2: By
Larsen, q Hit by pitcher-By Thomas,
(Mauradean) Passed ball-Maher. Time OF
game--1 hour and IS minutes. Umpires-
Baetzel and Adams
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c. c. N. Y. Nine Victorious.

The &. Z. y. ! baseball team finished
the season by defeating St Stephau's
College yesterday III . loose game played
nt the Lewisohn Stadium The score
was i3 10 ).
The home team ran Wild on the bases.
being credited with thirteen stolen bags
and had no difficulty in hitting Colwsn
The hitting of Raskin and Nadel was an
Important factor In the Lavender VIC
tory The former made home run Win
two men on bases The score.
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Two base hitH-.IOhnston. Wheat =, Myers,
Williams T. Miller Rawlings. Home run
tSonetchy Sacrifice hts-Wheat, Myers.
Double piays-Myer- and Taylor. Johnston,
rSilduff and Konetchy. s1eft on pases-
BROOKLYN no: Philadelphia. III. Bases on
balls-Off Ruetner. 5. OFF Meadows, p off
Belts 2. Off wilhelm. u Hits-Off Meadows.
\ in % innings. off Belts. IN innnga;
or Baumgartner, In ! inning; of WI
Isuether. \: ~ wiIhelm / Wild pitch
Belts Losing pitcher-Meadows. Umpires-
Moran aud Rlgler Time of game hours
and 10 minutes
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sBatted for Casweil IN ninrn.
+natted for Wunderlich In nth.
.Entted for Price IN sixth
Two base hits--Robsrcson. Watt. Home
r,ins--Caswen. Robertson. Sacrifice hr-
brophy stolen DISQUALIFICATION. kopf.
ross Double piay-Biake and Maynard.
bases On baiis-Off Blake. z: wundsriich.
noss / Struck out-By Wunderiich. / by
Ross. 4 Ifft batsmen--By wunderiich. Kopf
and GrundmaR. by Blake. Anderson First
base on errora-Dartmouth. 8 Columbia.
Left on base -Da rtrnouth. g. Columbia o.
HIts-On Blake. n % innings. or Ross.
M Ia innings. OF Wunderlieh. IN 8
innings of SAKE. o IN 3 innings. Umpiraa-
watkins and Connolly. Time of game.
hours and minutes
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ONp GAME

Two base hlts-Kelleher. Ciemons. Schultz,
q Three base hit-Fournisr. Stolen bases
Smith. Fournier, q Stock. Home run-Mc-
Henry. SacrIficcs-Schultz. MciIenry, Terry.
Lavan. Double play-Fournier and Bavan.
Left on bases-st. Louis. o.. Chicago, 4.
nascs on balls-Off Cheeves. 4. off Haines.
r. STRUCK out-ny Haines. 4: by Cheeves. 4.
Umpires--Hart aid Mccormick. Time OF
gnme-f hour and n minutes
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Deals Nose Is Broken.

CHICAGO. May .. Charles Deal. third
bascnan FOR tho chicago Cuhs. who vas hit
on the nose by batted ball In n game al
Now York few laws ago, was told yester.
day by hia phynloisn that his nose ia broken
and no Will be on. of the same Tor several
days.
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Cardinals Win Twice
From Chicago Team

CHICAGO. May 2s (NationaD st.
Louis won both games OF a double header
from Chicago to-day by scores Of to Z
nd to ?. respectively.
Dihoefer was ordered out OF the first
game by Umpire Mccormick for disput-
ing a third strike called on him. The
scores:
I4uCu, n
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Cincinnati. 2 o o 2 o o IL
Pittsburgh. % 0 o 0-3
Two base hit-CutshRw. Three base hit
Roush. Home run-Bohne. 6acrifices-Korf,
Carey. Bohne Tierney. Grimm. Double plays
-Fonseca, Daubert and Fonseca: Bohne.
Wingo and Fonseca: Winso. Luaue. Wingo
and Bohne. Left on bases-Cincinnad, s;
Pittsburgh, 3. Bases on baf1s--Of Luque, I
OFF Gla1ner. 4. Hits-Off Luque, 8 In va
innings; off Marauard. in e-a innings.
in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Luaue.
(Maranvile). Struck out-By Luque, 2 by
Glazner, 4; by Adams. 1. Winning pitcher
Marquard. Losing pitcher-Adams. Umpires-
Brennan and Emslie. Time OF game-2 hours
and 1 minute.
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Totals. .33 AZ "a 90

First base on errors-N. Y. y. u, l. Two,
base hits--Oshita, Flynn. Threo-base hit
Tanaka. Home run-Weinhemer. Sacrifice
hit-Bates Stolen bases--Goeller, IshN.
Double plays-IIrshfeld Kram, Ferguson.
Bases on balls-Off Hirshfield. j off Arita.
@ Struck out-By Hrshfeld. 9. by Arita.
81 by Taniguchi, .. Hit by pitcher - BY
Hirshfield (Matsumotu). Passed balls -
Sawyer, 2: Kuji 1. Hits-Off Hirshfield. z:
off Arita 8; off Taniguchi, 3 Umpires-
Messrs. Warner and Walker. Time Of game.
4 hour 50 minutes
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Pirates Sell Smallwood.

MiNNEApoLIs. May 2s Walter small.
wood pitcher. has been purchased hy the
Minneapolis AWoricar N~aoriaiiou club iron
fho riftrburRh Nationals. LHst year Small
wood played wiih Vernon ~ The Pacific Coast
League.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. az 2 5 ~ 7O
sHatted for Easty iY

'Batted for Hasty in the ninth inning.
Philadelphia ... 0 0 Il
New York ....... o 0 0 x-5
Huns batted in-By Hawks. 2; by Gallo
way, !: by Pipp. =. by Meusel, I. by Ward,
J.. Two base hts--Hath. Meusel. Pipp, Witt.
Three base hits-HawlSs and Dykes. Stolen
base-Brazili. Sacrifice-Meusel. Double
pays-Peckinpaugh. McNaly and Pipp:
Welch and Dykes; Rommei, Galloway and
BRAZIL. Left on bases-New York. 5: Phila-
delphia. 10. Bases on balls-OH Shawkey.
g. off Rommel. I. Hits-off .pommel. In
= innings: off Hasty, ir innings. Hit
by pitcher-By Shawkey, (Dugan). Struck
out-By Shawhey. 8; by Rommel, 2. Losing
pitcher-Rommel Umpires-Dinneen and
Connolly Time of game-2 hours.
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indians Make 1t Three
Straight Over Browns
Mails Pitches Champions to
IL to 6 Victory.

ST. LOUIS. May % (American).-
Mails proved effective in the pinches
and the Cleveland worlds champions
took their third straight game from st.
Louis to-day. IL to 6. The hitting OF
Johnston and Earl Smith featured. The
score:
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rn,ala. -n4a1M .I rntlIs- -aaIaIa "a sq

First base on nrrOrs-st stephens. II.
Three base hifH-~titt Wi1Warth Home runs
-RsaAin, CowhnR Sacrifice hit-kely
Sacrifice fy-eLiff StolNu bnBcg tt Craig. 2 !.
Kelly, Saiz. Iltt u Anderson Nadei
Hahn, Raskin. 2 Murray Iefl On baacs
81 Stephens. 4 q. q 81. W. q Double
play Anderson and Haakiu Bases or balls
or Anderson. 4, or CoiwUit. .. struck
out-Dy ColweW 2. ~ Anderson. 3. MT ~
pitched baii~Ry Anderson tColwclu. Wiid
pitches-colwcll Anderson Balk--Anders0n
Passed bnll~Murrnv HitM-Off Anderson
IN . innings 0ff Coiwen i0 iu Innings.
rmpireH-Tone and Harry riuie ~ game
l hour AMI ~ fuinufna
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOX TO-DAY.
Jersey City In Newark.
Syracuse In Buffalo.
Reading IN Baltimore.
Toronto in Rochester.
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rntnIa lnhi4e1n nAI

swafthmore ..... 90 % 0oJ u t-a
Rutgers .s..t...4. 81 Q q o.
rhree base hit--wood Sacrifice fy-por.
nan. Struck OUT By Earnshan. :. BY Flynn
a Bases on bRlls-Ofr Earnsham OH
Flynn, 4 Umpire Mcmahon
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Boston Noses Out Senators.

WASHINGTON. May 2S (American) -
Boston nosed out Washington to-day. 4
to 3, Foster. Pratt and McInnis supply
ing the hits which gave the visitors their
winning margin. The score:
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American Association.

EauNas Cty. + Milwaukee, !.
gf Paul 70 Minneapolis. 4.
Columbus Toledo game was postponed m
lccnunt Of rain
indianapolis. .. louisville. Ci innmgs).
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(. d. Dier Nine Victorious.

The baseball team representing r.. u. Dier
a co. yesterday afternoon defeated tho nine
from Thompson a McKinnon In Wall Street
League game mt St. Brendan'a Oval. Brook
lvn. The score was 10 TO 2. The winning
team collected thirteen hits Wager and
Maher were the batteries for the victorious
m
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Brown Wins From Colgate.

Specioi Dsspatch 70 TVS Nsw Yosx HnsArp
PROVIDENCE. y. l.. May 2s.--Brown
tSoh Colgate into camp. to q. In
cssee game hefe this afternoon The
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Swarthmore Beats Rutgers.

gpcciaf Despafoh 70 THG SKw Yo.K HrsaLp
NEW brunswick, y. r., May rs
ewarthmore defeated Rutgers here this
afternoon by 70 = The score
EyN psrFIMDnE uTfrGEPa
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Two base hlt-Judge. Three base hit
Pratt Sacrifices-Harris, Huel Brewer. La
motto. Double piay-O' Rourke to Harris to
Judge. Left on bases-Boston. s: Washing
ton, q. Base ON bnlls--On Jones. l. off
Johnson, 3 Off Russell. 2 off Mogridge. L..
Hits--on Jones. in innings, none out, two
runs scored. two on base in eighth off Rus
innings: off Mogridge.s1 In / inning. Struck
out--By Johnson, 8. by Jones. 4; by Russell,
L. wild pltch-Johnson. Winning pitcher.
Jones' losing pitcher, Johnson. Umpires-
Owens and Chill. Time of game. :0s.
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Eastern League.

Hartford, z. Springfield, o tfirs' game)
Hartford, q; Springfield, 3 tsecond game
worcester, u Waterbury, =.
Bridgeport. q, Albany, 3.
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Two base hit-Robinson. SACRIFICE hits-
Hickey. Robinson. Left on bases-Cornell. 8:
Yale. s. Double play-Sloan~ and Herman.
Struck out-By Robinson, o: by Schriner,
Il. Bases on balls-Off Robinson, 4; off
Schriner A. Passed ball-Kernan. Wild
pitch-Robinson. Hit by pitched ball-Du
rant. Umpires-Rorty and Murphy. Time
of game-2 hours.
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SKEETERS WIN OYER
BEARS IN TWELFTH
zitman's Single Responsible
for Jersey City's 4 to 3
Victory

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Jersey City. 4; Newark, q (12 innings).
Buffalo. 8: Syracuse. 4.
Rochester. z. Toronto. g.
RaltfyuorA a. Reading 1
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YANKEES WIN TWO
BEFORE Big CROWD
Continued from First Page.

New York. :; Philadelphia. Z. Bases on
balls-Off Mays. g. off Harris. 5. Hit by
pitched ball-By Harris WARD. Struck out
BY Mays 2. Unpires-connolly and Din
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Southern Association.

Atlanta, Memphis. o. ChaitanooFa. Z
Birmingham. Non Orleans, " Nashville.
?. Little Rcck. .. Mobile. o.
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he score
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IOtals..oA Y ~ 80 10 Il
-Han for Blair In ninth inning.
tBattad for Halleck in tenth inning.
tBatted for Keyes in tenth inning.
sBatted for Margetts "a tenth inning.
Harvard ...... 0 o @ 0 o 2-l
Princeton ...... 0 o o o o 10 o.
Earned runs Harvard. 1; Princeton, 4.
Sacrifice hits-Gorman, McNamara, En-
mons. Goodo Stolen bases-Gorman. Conion.s
lit by pitched ball-By MArgetts, (Em-
mons) by Goode. 1 (F1shsr). Struck out
by Goode. 3 by GarRetts. .. Bases on balls
--Off Goods. 3: off Margetts.. 3. Double
plays-Lincoln and owen Berg. McPhce and
Cook. Left on bases-Harvard. Z Princeton,
;. Umpres-Orth and Mc9own. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes.