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TIERNEY'S HITTING
WRECKS DODGERS
His Homer and Single Drive In
Four Runs-Pirates Win
by z to 5.
BY DANIEL.

Though no was battling big leaguers
when Harlem was village they still
call him Babe Adams. But the veteran
continues to operate the old soupbone
with the speed and vigor of youth
hurls with a crafty effectiveness which
is aided no little by his possession of an
almost unoanny knowledge of his oppo-
sition. 1t was Adams and q clouting
youngster named Tierney against the
Dodgers at Ebbets Field yesterday
and 1t was another victory for the
Pirates. by to 8.
Adams won not alone because OF his
ability to hold the determined Dodgers
in check when they threatened to run
riot in their quest of revenge. lie got
the decision because the Pirates, while
little shaky IN the field, gave him virile
support with the bat. The league lead
ers pummelled Sherrod Smith and his
southpaw slants for fourteen hits two
of which were doubles and one homo
run
Tho daily four base blow was con-
tributed by Tierney, chief OF the Pirate
wrecking crew, who lifted the ball into
the bleachers in left centre in the third
and drove Whitted In ahead of him.
Whitted had doubled and scored CUT
shaw from first, which he reached
through the medium of hit. That trio
of counters, coming In the wake Of a
run made in the second on Grimms
double. Kilduff's boot on SkiR and
Adams's infield out, seemingly cut tho
supports from under the Dodgers.
Tierney later drove in two more runs.
Dodgers Rise In Fifth.
The Dodgers got one in the first on
successive singles by Griffith, Wheat and
Myers and then took nap until the
fifth, in which they stretched three hits
out for two runs. Olson, Johnson and
Griffith did the hitting in a row, with
Wheat's forceout of Griffith making the
opportunity for the second score.
Then the Brooltlyns took anotKr three
inning nap. but in the ninth they reused
themselves to the one real thrill of the
afternoon. What did the Dodgers do but
stage a rally! Olson opened with
single and went to third when Johnston
rammed a double to right. While Grif-
nth was being thrown out by Maran-
Vile Olson scored.
Wheat responded to suppllcations for
a homer with something almost as good
He hit triple to left centre and left
Brooklyn only two runs behind. The
Myers came to bat. But Hy initiated
the illustrious Casey--and famed.
Pirates Win in Seventh.
Pittsburgh, got its fifth run in the
fourth inning. Skiff sailed all the way
to second when Olson sprawled in trying
for his roller and then made an inane
toss to third which never did reach
Johnston. Adams sacrificed and Bigbee
popped to Johnston, but Carey dribbled
a single past third and sent tho run in.
Two Pirates tripped over the plate in the
seventh with the margin of victory.
Maranville and Cutshaw singled and
Whltted flied to Myers. Both runners
came home when Tierney flogged a long
single to left.
Maranville kept the fans In laughs. but
he was not up TO his standard in the
field. The Brooklyn short field seems
to give him trouble every time he plays
on it The score:
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posed Of easily after that Col. Jacob
Rupert and Business Manager Ed Bar
row Joined the Yankees this morning and
witnessed the game from a box behind
the Yankee dugout. With them were
High Commissioner lands and several
members Of the baseball rulers family.
The Yankees lost no time in launch
ing their attack. With one out in the
first Peckinpaugh singled to centre and
Ruth was purposey passed. Pipp
slammed triple down the right Held
foul line, scoring Peck and Ruth. and
completed the circuit on Meusers
double to left. Baker lined to Johnson
and Meusel was doubled off second
and the run making activities OF the
mauling marauders from Manhattan
were suspended until the third.
Meusel led off for the Yanks in the
third and ground out a single to left.
Baker followed with a similar poke,
sending Meusel to third, and took an
extra base when Falk's low throw in
eluded Mulligan. Wards long fly TO
Strunk brought Meusel home. but
Schang and Hoyt were easy outs and
there was no further scoring until the
fifth, in which the Yankees drove both
Mulrcnnan and Shovel Hodge, his sue
cessor. off the mound under a rain OF
long and lusty wallops that yielded a
total or seven runs ana put the BdIno
on ice.
Roth started the round with a homer
to the left field bleachers, his second
circuit clout Of the season. Peck tripled
over Strunk's head and Ruth was pur-
posely passed. This finished Mulrennan,
Davenport replacing him. Davenport
tossed out Pipp, Peckinpaugh scoring
on the play, but Shelly's throw to
double Ruth at third was wild and the
Babe cantered home.
Meusel then cut loose with his third
successive hit, this one a triple to centre.
He scored on Bakers single over second.
Ward came through with single to
right and Schang with a double to left.
two more runs and tho Punishment Of
Hodge resulting. Davenport then
assembled the hill and Hoyt grounded
out to Shelly. Schang scoring. Roth
came to bat for the second time in the
inning, and closed it by striking out.
In the Chicago half Of the inning IIoyt
eased q bit and the Sox scored four runs
on Falk's double to centre, Strunk's sin
gle, Bakers excusable tumble on Sheely's
lick toward third, Schalk's two-bagger
to right and Johnson's single past Pipp.
Bobbie Meusel then came in for n spec
tacular shoestring catch Of Mulligan's
fly to short right, and ended the rally
with snap throw to Pipp, which
doubled Ernie Johnson off first.
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Totals. 80 II IA 81 ii 5
sRan for Goellor in the seventh inning
4Batted for Hirschfeld in the ninth inping.
4Batted for Schneider In the eighth inning.
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Totals. 80 . 7'26 16 ol Totals. .3s 10 % 10
sTNNo out when winning run was scored
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TOthIs. .o6 . "A II 2
sBatted for Perryman in the seventh in
ming. a
fBatted for Triple IN tho ninth inning.
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Totals 10 II 10 81 0 !
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Southern Association.
College BASEBALL Results.

Al Ohio Fioid-swarthmore. IL: n. y.
u. 10
At Lewlsohn stadium--C. C. n. Y. 10: ca
thedrRl, 3.
AT Kingston. n. T.--Pitt@urgh. :: Rhode
Island State q.
A. Medford--Tufts, II: Colby. o.
~ New Brunswick, n J.-Dartmouth. IA.
Rutgers. 3. -
~ TIamliton--Colgate. 8: Cornell, Z "a in
nines). -
~ Amherst. oys.--Massactrusetts ARRien.
10; Clari; University. g.
~ Amherst-Arnherst r: williama. K
AZ Worcester-Worcester Tech, III. Mia.
debury. 3. u
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Senwccds Ont Twcnty-cigbt Strong Last
Sunday.

Last Sunday twenty-eight members Of the
seoweed Fishing Club journeyed to ulmer
Park and boarded their boat the Cricket
and some fairly good catches wore made, but
they did not measure up with the bngs OF tho
previous trip. Al Schneider set this down 20
better on the future trips "Chiol" scoffield
md Louis Oehler were tied for high hook
with Fl fish each. They werc ling, hnke and
whiting. Axel Anenious took first prize with
n nine pound hako and tho second prize was
captured by ''Blink' Newman.
AL SCrINEIDEr.
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YankS Pound White SOx
Pitchers and Win, II to 4
English Polo Team Has
Virtually Been Picked

T ONDON. May 19.-It has vfrtu-
ally been decided that Lieut.
- Col II. A. Touk1rson. Major
r. w. Barrett. Major Vivian L'ockett
and Lord Wodehouse will form tho
English polo team which will COM
pete next month against the Ameri-
can team for the international polo
cup.
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Trous and Salmon row Plentiful In Mnino.

Recent reports OF tho trout and salmon
fishing IN tho Maine iakes indicate that
tho fishing IL now at Its best, and tho last
bulletin from the Maine Central Railroad
said thai plenty or fieh we're bcirc brought
Ia "a spbaso Lake. Belgrade Jnkos. Grand
Lnke. Square Lake. Moosphoad Lake and
Lambert Lake. a great many persons have
Secn taking advantage of Tie Maine spring
East have been registered at the different
caInps since May 1. The Ice went ont carly
this year and NJ a rule this IN followed
by good narfnn
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Totals. .ss ia 81 s .

Two base hits--Whitted. Grimm, Johnston.
Wheat. Three bnse hit-wheat. Home run
play-,Johns.on, Tilduff and Konetchy. Left
on bases--Pittsburgh. 8: Brooklyn. o. Bases
on balls--Off Adams 1: off Smith, .. Struck
out--By Adams, O.: by Smith, 2. Wild pitch
Smith. Passed ball--Krueger. Umpires--
Rigler and Moran Time or game-f hour
and 40 minutes.
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Swathmore Wins Weird
Game From N. Y. u, 17--1O
Eleven Errors and Five Hom-
ers Feature Contest.

Swarthmore defeated New York Uni
versity's nine by the score of IL to 10
yesterday afternoon at Ohio Field in the
weirdest game Of ball seen on the local
diamond this year. Eleven errors. twen-
ty-seven runs and nineteen hits. includ-
ing five home runs. two triples and two
doubles. contributed to the afternoons
sloppy exhibition.
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Gardner's Hit in Eleventh
Wins for Indians, 4 to 3
Passes and Errors Aid in De-
feat of Athletics.

CLEVELAND, May 10 (Anerican) -
Cleveland won from Phila delphia to 3.
Gardner's single in the eleventh inning
sending in the winning run.
Philadelphia scored its runs on clean
hitting. while the Indians first two re-
suited from two passes, two errors and
a So crifice fiy. The score:
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Two base hits-MueseI, Johnson, Fax,
SchaIk Three base hts--Pipp, Peclsinpaugh,
Muese. Home run--Roth. Stolen base-Baker.
Collins; Muesei and Pipp: Baker. Ward and
Pipp; Johnston, Collins and Shecly. Left
on abaees-New York. @: Chicago, .. Bases
on balls-Off Murennan, 2; off Davenport,
1. Hits-of Mulrennan. q in 4 innings
(none out in fifth); off Hodge. 4 in IL in
ming; off Davenport, in 4 % innings.
Struck out-By Hoyt, .; by Davenport, q.
Losing pitcher-Mulrennan. Umpires-Evans
and Hildebrand. Time of game-i hour and
Al minutes
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C. @. n. Y.

Toials.,.s1 6 "a 9 Totals sc 1s 10 27 ii 3
G. c. ". T.. 9 Q Q 0 3 0 x--13
Cathedral ...... 0 0 0 o Q O.
First base on errors-C. G. ". Y, /: Ca
thedral. 8. Two base hit--Richerdson. Three
base hits--Nadel. II. Kelly. Sacrifice hits
Rieger Martin. Stolen bases--Murray,
Raskin. Salz, Hahn. Reilly. Left on bases
c. G. ". Y, z: Cathedral, 3. Double plays
Rieger and Richardson: Foigen. Kelly and
Rasltin; F'eigon, Murray and RaslSin- BaseH
on balls--Off Felgen. / off O'Brien. q off
Kellher, 1. Struck out--By Feigen, z; by
O'Brien. 8: by Keliher. /. Hit by pitcher
BY Kelliher, (Anderson). Balk-OBrien.
Hits--Off O'Brien, IL In r inningsi off Kel-
liner, IN . innings Umpires-rone and
Barry. Time Of game-1 hour and 80 min
utes.
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Charity Knocks Homer.

ST. LOUIS. May 10 american -
Washington routed Boland in the sixth
In a rally which netted six runs and
won to-day's game from st. Louis, 8 to
6. In this inning Charity drove the
ball over the loft field fence with two
on bases. Tho score:
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Archie Buckner ran 10 Galilee on the Jersey
coast with forty-six fishermen yesterday. and
Incidentally gathered In T6s sea bass and oA6
blacErish Four small Goldfish were also
caught. The catches were very high per man.
eonie OF them running up 20 forty-two fish.
There wcro some big bass among them, said
the oaptain. and they ran from half 70 81
no,,nds each Tho record Of the catches was
~ follows: Twelve men had IS each, four
men had 80 each. one man had 30, two men
bad m each ono had 3s, and one had ~.
There were no catches the boat below is
nsh. II will be noted that this was over a
thousand fish for 40 men.
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Totals. .se 5 ~ 81 1d2

Totals. .86 B. IL 81 IA
sBntted for Leo in the seventh inning.
fBatted for Burwell in the ninth inning.
Washington ...... o o o 0 o Is
St. Louis. ..... o 0 0 8 %
Two base hits-Jacobson, Shanlzs. Judge.
Milan. Lewis. Three base hits-Tobin =,
SEVERED, Sisler. Home runs-Gerber, Char
rlty. Double pleys-,1erber. Lee and sisler:
shanks. Harris and Judge; Shanks and
Judge. Left on bases--WashinRton. 3; St
Louis. Z. Bases on bais--Cff Zachary, q,
off Boland. o. off furwell. l. Itits-oft
Boland. 4 In Ia innings; Off Bayno, 2 n
1 2-s innings; off Burwell, Q In innings.
Struck out-By Zachary, /; by Boland, I.
Losing pitcher-Boiand. Umpires-Oweng
minutes.
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Two base hits-Perklns 2, C. Walker. CAL
loway. Speaker. Smith. Three base hits
witt Johnston. Sarrifices-O'Neiil 2,
Stephenson. Speaker. Double plays-Dykes,
Galloway and BRAZIL; Bagby. ssweli and
Tohnston: Seweli Stephenson and Johnston.
Is. Bases on bails-of Perry. 0: Off Bagby,
3. Hit by pitcher-By Bagby, &C.. waikerl
by Perry. (staphenson). Struck out--By
Perry, / +: by Bagsy. q. umpires--M -Moriarty
and Connolly. Time OF game hours and
20 minutes.
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C.C.N.Y. Downs Cathedral.

City College of New York had little
trouble in subduing Cathedral College by
13 to 3 yesterday in the Lewisohn Sta
diuln The Lavender lads maltreated
of sixteen hits. Feiger and Nadel led in
the onslaught, each getting four hits.
The score:
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Sea Bass Arc Now Plentiful on the Jersey
Cnnst Fishing Grounds.

Fishing on the shrewsbury Rocks on Tues
dey. about 900 sea bass we're taken aboard
the Evelyn. and q return "trip TO these
catches. according to Capt. Jacob Martin
frriodhot brothers. 40; Dr. w. S. Foster. IS;
Mr.. rrudsch, 2s: J. Donohue and Adam
yvb.,ens 40. +. Engemeyor, "a. The captain.
engineer and mate had 80 among them.
The largest individual catch was that OF Mr..
Hudech. "a. An ts pound cod was hauled
aboard, and Il was the largest fish talsen-
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

Copyright. 1921. by The Ncto York Herald.
POLO.
~ yoa aeoald play this polo game
The things that yoH must 40
Are to learn to be a jockey
And sIinay player. too;
And get some riding pants and boots
And spurs all bright and neao.
And bap some ponies and some STICKS
And bid yoar friends adieH.
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Dartmouth Victorious.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HmA1.n.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J.. May 1S,-4
Dartmouth took ample revenge for tho
beating given them by Rutgers last year
when they swa1nped tho local collegfana
here to-day by II to 3. Both Flynn and
Wheelock were batted out Of the boz bf
the Hanover sluggers. The score:
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Circuit Smash by Cobb
Defeats Red Sox by 3 to z
Tiger Outfielder Makes Hit
With One on Base.

DETROIT. May 19 (American) ).--Cobb's
home run in the fifth inning netted two
runs and the Detroit Americans took
to-day's game from Boston 8 TO ..
Boston scored In tho sixth on Pratt's
triple following pass TO Menosky.
The score:
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Sen Bass not Biting on The Long Beach
Grounds.

Tho uic,lnond rIill Fishing Club. aboard Tic
fyornnaodore on Tuesday hnd rico tch of
s.s bass and hlackfish with aoinn in~ and
bake On "Wednesday twenty member OF the
Tia rr,,ory Tisring Club were aboard the Com
gnndorp. and capt Hen WriEni tuok tncr1 10
lie iberia wreck and 70 ire coal wreck
,r,,ev bexaed. more than sifty sea base. most
81 which were the lsrgs Yiumpbacked variety.
AID. - On spotnds, We hAve heen,
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Phillies Win in Eleventh.

PHIIApELpnIA. May 10 (NationaD -
Lebourveaus muff, Stocks sacrifice and
Mann's sacrifice fly won to-day's game
for st. Louis in the eleventh inning,
to 2. The locals outhit st. Louis, IL to
Is, but made UP for 1t by five errors.
The score:
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Marquard Easy for Braves.

BosToN, May 10 (National) Boston
hit Marauard hard to-day and had little
trouble defeating Cincinnati s 10 L.
Watson pitched well with men on Bases
The score
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Home Run Beats Skeeters.

TORONTO, Ont, May 10 (InternationaD. &.
ming with two out accounted for Toron-
to's to victory over Jersey City this
afternoon. Tommy Thompson pitched for
the Leafs and was fairly effective. The
score.
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ROCHESTER,, May 10 (nternational). -
Rochester defeated Newark to here
to-day in the final game Of the series.
breaking even with the Bears in four
games.
Perryman allowed only one hit in the
first five innings, but was hit hard in
the sixth. when. Rochester scored four
runs on as many h.ts and poor throw
by Madden.
Newark had the bases filed with one
out In tho ninth, but double play
ended the game. The score:
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Newark ...-.-.-.. o o 0 o 0-3
Rochester ........ 0 0 o 0 0 4 2 o 0-8
Two base hits-McCabe. Walsh. Three
base hits-Madden, MCGOWAN. Stolen bases
-Fothergill, Archdeacon. McCabe. Daughton.
Sacrifices - McCabe, Faulkner. Summa.
Double plays-McCabs, Faulkner and Merkle:
Webb, Kreumenaker and Walsh. Left on
bases-Rochester, 3; Newark. 10. Bases on
balls-Off Morgan, 4; off Perryman. 4. Hits
off Perryman, in innings; off Triple,
in 2 innings. Struck out-By Morgan, .;
by Perryman. Q; by Tipple, 1. Losing
pitcher-Perryman. Umpires-Moran and
Kelly. Time of game hours and min
utes
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
getting an odd sea baea for some two or tn

getting odd sea baea for some two or three
weeks" continued the captain. but this week
brought us the first catches worth while. We
should be favored with good bass fishing
following the mild winter and tho early ar
rival Of the fish" said Capt. Wright I'VE
had plenty OF blackfish ling and haNe aboard
on Wednesday, and the first prize was cap
tured by MIR. Butner with an IL pound hake.
pound blacltflsh.
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Cornell Loses in Twelfth.

fpccsnr Despotoh 20 rug NEw YoHx TixsALn
HAMILTON, NJ ", May ia double
ny Eppie Barnes Of Brooklyn. with two
down, sent Leonard across the plate
with the winning run for Colgate III n
twelve inrine contest with Cornell on
whitnsl diamond hore this afternoon
The score was ~ T
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Two base hiJs--Kopf wiugo. Three bazn
hit-Duncaa. Home run--powcil. Eacrifinos
-Souihworth .. Double piays-Bohne. Kopf
and Fonseca; Konf aud Crane; Ford. Bar
bare and Noke. Watson and Ford. Left on
har0s--Clncinnsti. q Boston. o. Base on
bails.-Of Merquard. I. Tiits--Off Mar
guard. II IN lnniaEss off Drenton. none
IN / Inning. Struck out--By MRruuaro, q
VIVID pitch--Narnuard Losing pitcher
Marquard. Umpires-Hart and Mccormick.
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Totals. 3s . 10 80 10
.Batted for Parkinson In the eighth in
ming.
fBatted for @. Smith In the eighth inning.
Tran for Stengel In tho eighth inning.
eBatted for Weinert IN tho ninth inning.
TBatted for Belts in the eleventh inning.
81, I,o,1is 90 20 o I o o q ia
Philadelphia .... 0 0 0 o o o 1 o 1 o o.
Two base hits--wallSer. J. Miller, Meusel.
Stolen bases--F'ournier, Dilhoorer. Williams.
Sscrifices--J. Smith. Stock. Mann, Lebour-
yoau Williams. Double plHys-Shotton and
Iavnn; Brucgy and Rawlings: Parkinson
and r. Miller. Left on bases-St Louis. 6:
4; OF q. Smith, .; off weinert, l. Hits
orr G. Smith. IN s innings; OFF Weinert.
in / Inning: OF Belts, none in innings.
Struck out--ny Walker, 4: by G.. Smith, 4:
by Betts, .. Lcsing pitoher-Betts. I'M
pires-Brennan and Emslo. Time Of game
hours and 35 minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bears Lose When Hustlers
Hit Perryman Hard in 9th
Rochester Then Scores Four
Runs and Wins, 6 to 3.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Toronto, 5: Jersey City, ..
Rochester, 8; Newark, :.
Syracuse, O.: Baltimore, I.
Buffalo. 8; Reading, 4.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ncw York, II; Chicago. 4.
Detroit. ri Boaton. 2.
Cleveland. 4; Philadelphia, \ on fnuiprxl.
Washington, y; sc. Louis, o.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Reading in Jersey City.
Baltimore In Newark.
Syracuse In Rochester.
Toronto in Buffalo.
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IIrAGrE.

CbiceRo. q; New York. 2.
Pittsburgh, Z. Uroofiyn, 5.
Boston. q; Cincinnati. T.
ST. T.ouis, q; PHILADELPHIA, 9 Ul Inninas1.
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40 oCOI . .
RUTGERS.
Totals.42 IA Is 2715 81
sp,+.a e. lotais, 90 = ~ ~

Rutgers. ......... O o o o O.
Home run--Caswell. Three base hits.
Winner, Kelly. Stolen bases-Browne 2.
kopf 2. Grundsen, Maynard. Robertson.
Bruce. Left on bases-Dartmouth, z,
Rutgers, Z. Bases balls-Off Blake. Al
off Flynn. 2: off Wheelock, 1. Struck out
BY Blake. 8: by Blynn, 2; by Wheelock, IL
by Kelly. I. Hit by pitcher-Vanorden, Wins
ner. Grundsen. Wild pitch-Wheelock. Um-
pire-McMahon. Time of game-1 hour and
90 minutes.
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(. Y. U.......... o o o 1 0 O e-1o
First base on errors-N. Y. u, q; Swarth-
more, 4. Two base hits-Larkin, Yarnau.
Three base hits-Hoffman. Earnshaw. Home
runs--Wiese. Larlsin, Garter. Flynn, Wein-
hesmer. Sacrifice-Hershf!eld. Stolen bases
--gsrey Q, Garter 2, Lar,in, Schneider. Var
nall Goeller Weinheimer. Left on bases
n. Y. u, 5: Swarthmore, 5. Double plays
Hoffman. White and Larkin: Flynn. Liss
and Ferguson. Bases on balls-Off Robert
son. 4: off Earnshaw, 8; off Mares, 8.
Struck out--By Robertson, a by Earnshaw.
.. TIit by pitcher-By Earnshaw (Robertson
q Bates). Wild pitch-Robertson. Passed
balls-Goeller Wenzel. Hits-Off Robertson,
IA; off Earnshaw. 3; off Mares, 2. Umpire
Mr.. Swenson. Time of game-2 hours and
20 minutes
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Totals. 80 . 24I6 /

aBatted for Thormahien In the seventh In
ming.
fBetted for Wat In the seventh inning
fBatted for Russell IN the seventh inning.
Boston ........... o o.
Detroit ...s...... o o o o 0 ks
Two base hits--Bush 2. Heilnann, Scott
Throe base hit-Pratt. Home run-Cobb
Stolen bBse--Thormahlen. SacrificeS-Bush
Cob. Double play--Young, Bush and Blue
Lett on baseE-Boston. z; Detroit. o. Bases
on bails-Off Thormahlen. 4: off Holling
In innings; Off Russell. in innings :
off Iiollinr. o IN innings: off Middleton,
none In innings. Hit by pitcher--T}y Hollnc
(Menosky). Struck out--By Holling, /; IN.
ThormRhlen. /: by Middleton, 2. Winning
pltcher-HolinG. Losing pitchsr-Thorrnahle hlen
Umpires--Wilson. Nallin and Difneen. Time
or game-1 hour and 80 minutes
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Totals. 80 1925 16 0 Totals. .3S 10 81 10 o
'Two out when winning run was scored.
Jersey City.-..--. o o 0 0 o.
Toronto .......... 0 0 0 Ia
Three base hits-Wagner. Jones, Stapletof,
Altenberg. Home run-Spencer. Stolen bases
Spencer, Gonzales. Sacrifice-Stapleton.
Double plays-Duvai. Jones and De Neville;
and Onslow. Left on bases-Jersey City, 3:
Toronto, 8. Bases on balls-On Clifford, 4;
off Thompson. 3. Struck out-By Thompson,
3. Umpires-Gaston, Cleary and Stockdale.
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
At Syracuse r. II. Il.
baltimore. ......- o 0 o O O OIL I .
Syracuse. .......-. o 0 4 o O 2 0x-6 6 .
Observation-Disclosures. Frank and Egan;
Kincher and Niebergall.
At Buffalo r. II. Z.
Reading. ......... o 0 I 0 O Q o. IL I
Buffalo. ......... o / 0x-5 10 3
Batteries-Craft and Cotter; Crandall and
Tragesaer.
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FNfalE. ri = y II ~ =
rlad out.
fBatted for Nehf IN the seventh inning
and struck out
tBa,ted for Douglas IN the ninth inning
and flied out.
chicago ...... n.n n q 0--5
New York 4... . 0 . o o o % 0--3
Runs bastcd in-By Crimes, /: BY suili-
ynn. ! by Bancroft, J. by Kelly, I. Two
nnse hit-Kelly. Left on basey--New York.
2. Chicago, T. Bnees on bnlls-Off Nehs,
e ,Ss, ,ogsns; b m OF Unesyss. 9ti rS, F9rk
orr clleeves. = In 2 2-3 Innings. OFF York
: IN 20 innings: Off Nshf. III I innings:
OFF Douglas, IN z innings. Struck out
nv Eehf. .; BY Douglas, ii by Cbcovcs.
~ York, s. Wild pitches-Nebf YORK
Warmed runs-Off cneeves, q or York.
nff Nehf. I. Winning pitcher-vofk Toaiup
ritchsrNehf rTfrplres-cv'r1sy nnG C'pay
Time ~ game hours md r5 minutes
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THE CLUBS.

ED FOR TO-DAY.
Scw York IN Chicago.
Boston ~ Detroit. ny
phifndeIphie in elcv-land.
Wnshinxtsu- -s,ssss 4x,uyis
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STANDING OF

iiicago III New York.
riltsburrii IN rrorliyn.
Cincinnati hr Boston,
St roulw In Philadelphia. 4
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rAsTDArL TO-DAY. CBErTs rTEtD.
brooklyn VS. rittsbur1. 40 y. M~-Adv.
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Totals. "a 1 e2 1874
sYstfed for Maruflard iu the rign