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Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

4Thg ls.the season 2! the ,Ysar ] sYlhlsP Alaska business men ppt In theirf fslqs cussipe tQptqide firms who insist the country iscfrezsn in and has no vessels ,rnnRipathroueh the winter. lt,js hard;to convince Outsiders that,Vessels run the year around to Alaska, and that Anch- oraGe and Nome are the only ports frozen in during the winter months.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

In the corn belt the farmers are burning their corn for fuel because its market value is negligible, and meanwhile millions of good Ameri- can citizens are longing for an oc- casional nip of good old corn whis- key. Wonder how many of those farmers are glad now that they voted fos prohibition.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

Less than half the members of the New York state legislature ever completed common school educa- tions. At that, the New York legislature must have the congress of the United States faded to a frazale in the matter of education. -Stroller's Weekly.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

President Harding has made up his mind acain to come to Alaska. That's nice. It's fine thing to have the President make up his mind at least once year to visit us. Let's hore that he doesn't fall down on his good intentions like Secretary Fall fell.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

Not that we think wishes can restrain the hand of Destiny. but in order to conform to custom, we herewith wish the whole world and all the rest of our r. readers, pros- porous New Year.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

A Wenatchee man who had been pronounced dead from "lahai com ma" suddenly sat up and deman- ded breakfast. which proved that that comma wasn't a period for him.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

Headline in the Ketchikan ChFon- icle says: Game plentiful in China still" What kind of game is in that stiH-snakes?
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

Putting beer on the medicinal prescription list is about as sensible as stalking timber claims on a ela- cier, Beer wouldn't cure the bite of a garter snake.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

At the fisheries hearing in Seat tie, heads of the cannery concerns opposed regulation of the fishing. Now aint that strange?
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

Only three days left in 1921, but plenty of time for drawing up all the New Years resolutions that are needed.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

If you believe in the old-fashion- ed remedy for a cold, rock and rye" be sure you can get the rye before you get the cold.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

The lofty spirit of our forefathers no doubt prompted them to swing the Quakers aloft.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28
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Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-12-28

RYDER, ALASKA, Dec, 2S 1921
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
NEW YORK SOCCERS
REACH SEMI-FINAL
Clan MacDuff Defeated by
Score of 2 to 0 in State
Cup Replay.

The defence OF Clan MacDuffs Soc
GERS. which had been so stubborn the
week before and resulted in tie game
and a replay In the semi-finals OF tho
Southern New York State Football AS
sociation's cup competition. was bat
tered down by the players Of the New
York Football club at New Yorx Oval
yesterday after oon. New York won by
the score OF goals to .. and advanced
into the semi-final ~ound, IN which next
Sunday HI the saml place Robins Dry
Dock winner Or the national ctallenge
trophy wiu be encountered.
New York started or al a fast clip
and scored first after five minutes OF
play. HARDY tasirr q pass from Nc
Greevey On the left and driving into
Clan MncDuff's net. At half time New
York led by 10 1t was not til mid
way in the second half that Mcdonald
scnt f fast grounder TO Reilly for the
second goal of the game.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

Hitting tho ban Al lively clip and
giving their twirlcrs 1irtight support
the Newark Rears took both ends OF a
double header from the Buffalo Bisoas
yesterday afternoon at Harrison Field
The scores were 4 70 and Z to !.
The Bisons were able 70 do little with
the offerings Of Lyle Bigbee in tho sec
ond game. For six innings the Blsons
we're unable to get a hit In the last
three innings they managed to account
for five, two og these coming Ii the
ninth ana being responsible for their
only run. IN this fran Jacobs triplej
and scored on Keatirgs single The
scores
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
MnTNrEn nAst.I-rnAIr n,,fr-

on Thur-Fnv. NRy ., M The g.e0ud fTni4
Artillery Atmory Clerrionf avenue fir0at-
lyn. Natfrrr y of thHf rrrifuUut wlI hW
hrif ifs final mounted hr thnIf wAmn nut
dance Uf tho eNn nenM. Tt tfH hntfu-t ..4lt
p'ay Daucry ~ fhc second Ficld Artl-
lcfy fM' the champion lilo IN NrW YorF
State prttcry 4 Na beaten Battery e nn1
most ~ ~ team played On the First Bat
talon team. w'ich las beaten tie seconG
battalion and Tie Firrt Flcld Artillery team
Legion ana the mounted police There wit
sleo be 2 mounted arm. followed by 4
.ouutod melee,
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INDIANS TAKE LEAD
BY BEATING BROWNS
Make Clean Sweep Of the Four
Game Series With
st. Louis.

CLEVELAND. April "a (Arnerican) -
Cleveland defeated st. Louis to-day 6
10 ;. making II four straight from the
Browns. The victory Was due to the in
effectiveness and lack ~ control OF
Pitchers Bayne and Culiop.
Shortstop Sewell was spiked by
Pitcher Cullop in the fifth inning. and
Graney was allowed to run for him,
Sewell returning TO the game when his
injury was dressed.
The victory placed the Indians in first
place in the league standing. The
score.
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SkEETERS DIVIDE TWIN
BILL WITH SYRACUSE
Jones Knocked Unconscious
by Pitched Boil.

Johnny Jones Of the Jersey City club
Of the International League was knocked
unconscious yesterday afternoon at
West Side Park, Jersey City, BY a
pitched ball. but recovered after being
removed 10 hospital. 1t was said he
was not injured. The ball was pitched
by Olsen Of Syracuse. Jones plays
shortstop.
The Skeetcrs and the Stars divided
tire honors In the double hi. the visitors
taking the first game By to and
the home club winning the second tilt
ny 10 to 8. The scores.
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clan alacDuff co).
Robins win From Greenpoint.

Although the play was closer than the
final score indicated, the Robins Dry
Dock soccers won from Greenpotnt by
handsome margin at Todd Field. Brook
lyn, yesterday. and thereby earned the
right to play in the final OF the South
ern New York State Football Associa-
tion's cup competition. This is the third
cup final reached by the national cup
holders this season. They will meet
New York In the State finals next Sum
day. Their victory over Greenpoint yes
terday was by 5 goals TO I.
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ATHLETICS WIN EXHIBITION.

BRIDGEPORT, April 24.-The Philad.i-
phia Americans won an cxhi0i ION
game from the Bridgeport Eastern
League club here to-day, , To y. Five
double plays featured the contest. The
score:
r. III III.
~ 0OO2 . q q o. q
Hridsoporl .... ..-. " n u q q q q 90 + q
Hattaries-Saylor and MrIker wolfram.
Bornhocit, Leaeurc ANA Smi,h. Thoit.
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cRrscENr's LACROSSE GAMES.

o. crack iacro Fr team ~ the Crescent
a Il has booked the following rnmrs Tor thia
rcas0n. hprii 70. University ~ rennsy lvania
af Bry Ridge Niay = Rutgers COLLEGE. an
Hay Rlare, lith. syracuse Univcraiiy ~
r7y Ridges 2iet, New York Lacrosse Club,
nt Ray Ridge esth, University ~ Toronto,
r. Toronto 10.N f'niNeru''r ~ Toronto. at
Tor0uto June 4, Mpant Washington, al
Bomeward Field, ~ Baltimore; iith. no
minlon Council ~ the knights " Columbus
at Bav Ridge 18Th Johna Hopkins t'niver.
Club, at Bay Ridge.
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PIRATES WIN FROM REDS.

CINCINNATI. April "a CNational) -
Pittsburgh batted Rixey out oe 'hc box
IN the sixth inning to-day and won from
Cincinnati, 10 2 Brenton. who re-
lieved Rixey. pitched well. Adams won
his first victory OF the season by keep
ing the Reds hits scattered Tho score
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Two base hlts-Cobb. Ifeilman Veach.
Throe base hlt-Colins. Home runs-Heli-
man, Hooper. Stolen hasea-Dauss. Multi
Ran. Sacrlflces-Bush. Veach. 3 Heilman.
Double plays-Schalk and Johnson: Hooper
and Schalk; pauss, Jones and Blue. Left
on beses-nctroft. 10. Chicago. - Bases
on balls-Off Mulrernan Off NrWecney.
81. off Dauss, 3. HitF-0ff Mulrenuan. IN
/ 2-3 innings: off McWeeney, Q in ; II
innings. of wilkinson, 4 IN = innings. Struck
out-By Mulrennau, / BY Dauss, 3; by Nc
Weeney, l. Losing ptcher--Nulrennan TIM
plrca-Owens and chill. Time OF game--1
hour and "a minutes
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NniInnnl Iengne.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

BASEBALL TO-DAY. 3.so T.. ". POLo
Grounds. Yankees W. Washington.--Adr.
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The lineup:
Greenpoint ti).
Grooklyn BlnnIsed by Tebos.

Tebo Yacht Basin soccers won in the
fourth round of the La Sultana cup CONF
retition yesterday by defeating tho
Brooklyn football club by 2 goals to
at the Ridgewood baseball grounds in
Brooklyn. One goal was shot by the
yictors in each half
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CUBS DOWN CARDINALS.

CHICAGO. April "a CAmerioan) Man
ager Gleason gave three of his recruit
pitchers n trial to-day and Detroit bat
tea tie trio hard and won the final game
or the series from Chicago, 70 3.
Hooper ana Hcilman made home runs.
The crowd was unofficially estimated at
5000. The score:
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TIGERS BEAT WHITE S0X.

CHICAGO April "a tAmerlcan). Man.
agcr Gleason gave three OF his recruit
pitchers trial to-day and Detroit
batted the trio hard and won the
final game OF the series from Chicago.
Z to 3. Hooper and Heilman made
home runs. The crowd was unofficially
estimated at $4,000 The score:
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New York;. . Q OIL
washington .....0 0 0 0 / o Q . Ks
Three base hit--O'Rourke. stolen base
Rice gncrlflces-Zachary LeNis Double
plays-Piercy. Pipp and SrharE' Fcwster,
peckinpaueh and Plpp. Left on bases-New
Work. e. Washington Q. Bases on balls
Off Piercy. 4: orr Zachary, .. Struck OUT
By Piercy. 4: ~ Zachary, .. Umplres-
Mortarty ard Connolly. Time OF game
hours and 10 minutes.
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WHITE soX RELEASE uERps1,

CHICAGO, April 24.--Kelly Hcrbst n
catcher and ouffialuer ~ Palm Beach I'M
has been released b. Manager Gleason
Of tho Chicago white SoN but the r0 t8.
was kept al the high water mr. RI, by the
4 rival ~ Bn Pratt, the University of
Alabama ahnrtstop.
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Totals.3s Q 10 2i IS 3
Totais.3T 70 ~ q 10 .

Two base hits-Iohnston t2), Wheat, Mil-
ier Three base hlts--Nicholson, Hood.
Home runs-Fililnglm, Cruise. stolen bnrea
Johnston, Griffith. Miller Sacrifice
Mamaux Double plav-rowcli. O'Neit and
Hoeckcl. Left On hases-Boston. G. Broot.
lyn, III. Base on halls-off Cadore. 4; on
FiliinRlm. q or Eayrs, ~ Iifs-Off Cadorc,
IN / inning: or NamauN. IN innings
orr Fililngim, IN . innings Cnone out m
third or pierrottl, Ia - innings, or
Eayrs IN 20 Innings. eff Milius, IN 4
inning. Struck out-By Tininglm. tv
plerrotti. by Mamaux Z by Enyrs. i
by Miljus, I. Winning pitcher Mamaux.
Losing pitchcr-pierrotti. Tinpire~-McCor.
mick and Hart Time ot game-2 hours and
- minutes.
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cnI-1rnr G,,rE. rn-nAY

Boston ". rnycrfliy of Maine F0-t0n.
georgetown vs Gcorela Tech. wash gfon.
virginia ". North Carolina. Chapel fiil.
~
waafl-e'on ana Ioe VI ogethorpe Lex
fwrtnn Va
Lchigh VII Vermont Rur'rrton VI
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F0RDHAM C0LIEGIANs LOSE.

WATERBURY. April 2f The Water
bury Eastern League team 5attcd op-
portuneiy to-day and defeated Ford
ham University in an exhibition game
to l. The score.
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Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played, won and lost. with runs.
hits, errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by opponents. including games OF
Saturday. April 23. Il as follows.
National League
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ro.als.. Is SIC a1fa i
7'otals....3I5pa7 10li
49, for Tsearr h nlnLh -

FHattcd Tor Terarr n ninlh innlag
e SeFsey g s,,.S ci'y....... y....... 3 ! 9G9965 9-,
Two base hits-H. Smith. CarlstrDm. Ems.
Brady. Three base hlt-SsihcrFaH. stolen
bases-Adarns co. Bcnes, Duval. Sacrifices
-puval. Fritag t2l, adams t2l. Bener.
Left on hasas--lersey City. q; Syracuse, 2.
Struck out-By Ttcarr. Il - sell. . Wild
pltch-Sell. Umplres-StockdRle. CASTOR ana
Cleary. Time of gnme-i hour and - min
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
THE CALIFORNIA FLlER.

California would only
his Eastern running track
There prnters the and there
this like
ell There isn't doubt he 22O yards fast
be little
doubt Western timers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-25
BEARS WIN TWICE
FROM THE BISONS
Walsh's Single Decides First
Game and Kcating's Hit
the Second.
REsUIrs or YEsTERDAY,s GAMES.

Syracuse. 8. Jersey City, first gamel.
Jersey City, 10. Syracuse. (second gaue)
Newark. 4: Buffalo. (first gamel.
Newark. Il; Buffalo. tsecond game).
Baltimore, n; Rochester. Z.
Tornnfo. IL RcndinR n
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 4; Philadelphia, o.
brooklyn, I2: Boston, O.
Chicago, y; 81 Louis. Z.
Pittsburgh, III Cincinnati g
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THE PENNSYLVANIA MEET.

bring
will
The New York herald., 1921-04-25

AZ ST. Brendan Oval r. III. r.
st. t'qhrn%ls Brenaan. It'll. ooo5oS q 3
Batteries-1lahr and N. Simpson: Korbel,
Grunwald and Balvo
At College Point n u y
siamford'.. 1,Tfo a. Q 2 % 81 ! z
Batterles-van Essen and Lewis suhre
At Howard Field r.. II. r.
panbury ...... ooolooi-a s =
H1wards .., o2ooox-4 = 4
Schwartje and Zackman.
At Howard Field r. H. f.
p,lainfisld ooloooooo-I !
Batteries-Kugciman and whltmore: Lynch
and Beatty.
At Cedar Oval r.. IT. r..
etlasP" cedsP A. A.. H." sooooagSa-g % 2
Batteries-Masterson and Reberg; Mcu-
man and Henry.
nav Ridge AIN ooooto22x-S q o
All ColleRlars.... . o o 2-2
Batteries-Thompson and Antrim; Cough
AT corriisn Field r.. II. r.
y: Y. lnaerhndents. ooioI1Qo 9 2
Bst,erIcsSFcaaiherstone ana Farrell, Brans
dreth and Carroll.
Al Recreation Park n. ". r.
sefhsallli sefinsflsd: d.. bSdcdSsSd-,S Il z
batteries =. McAullff. Irammel and
Cough; Bell and Schworm.
~ Vernon Oval R. H. r.
Vs1noa.. Tslf a; 49,. ........ aSSeSSoscis = Z
Decentralization and sawtolle; Mcguire
and w. banghorst.
At Dyckman Oval n. VI E
Royal Giants. o o o. . 1 q 0-3 n
Teurcau Rcarz o o q x-
Batteriee-Tesre and Smith; Howell
padrone and Spearmar.
Fsss.aS Fsy%l s'fnts. S'ts. g 9 . 1888 SSi2 4
ratteries-Huhhard and Catewood. W
Relleher. Godfrey and Smith.
At East New York Oval r. H. r.
r.. ". Y. A. A.. % O2oi Oio i-s 10
Batterics--Bateman, Helfrich and Hirten;
Smith Williams and McCrea. O'Connor.
AZ East New York oval X. ~ r.
Fayonne .......,0 q q 20 q o q q 90
H. ". Y........1 o000f x-2
Rareries.-FSein and Arlington: Hogan and
Tsoeffler.
At Sunset Oval r. H. Il
pitsfieid Ciub.1 o 4 I n0f o. -
Sunset s.B.AIoi 0O0o2O i-5 II g
Hatieries-smith and Bishop. Del Vale and
Cahli.
At Atlanta Oval r. H. r.
Msalss y.,.i,, Il c,."oc5dSS2SSs 9 z
Ba,teries-Rudoiph and Murray Parlnello.
Woiber and Burke.
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AT PR0TECT0RY FIELD.

Two base hits-McDonald, Curtis Miller.
Schneider, Poles. Home run-Riie Double
playa-Rile Pierce and Wiley; Singer and
Pierce. Stolen bases-Curtis. FinneFan
Moruche, Sava. Poles. Sacrifices-Curtia
Cans 2. Bases bals-Off Rlle z or
Sava, 4. Struck out-Bv Riie. Z; By Sloan, l.
Hit by pitched ball-White. Singer. iltis-
OFF Sava. 3 In Innings. Runs batted in
By Moruche. Schneider. Mcdonald Wiley.
Pierce. ftile. Umprc-Connolly. Time of
game-1 hour and so minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Washington, 2, New York I.
Detroit q Chicago, 2.
Cleveland. Gs -. louis, 3.
nti'er teams wore not scheduled.
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SECOND GAME.

Jersey city o E-lO D .
Batterles-Olscn, Montgomery ana Predi-
ger; Clifford and McNeHl.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.
G.ANiIfS SCHEnIIrD FOK TODAY.

Syracuse III dorsey Ctr.
Buffnic Fl %,a.rf
Toronto Il Reading.
Rochester III Baltimore.
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Totals. 81 27271G1
GRATED for Hrent0n in ninth inning

Cincinnati. ........ D Q o 1-2
Two base hts-Maranville Fonseca Grimm.
Three base hlta-Sec. Crane. Stolen ~ asas-
BlEhec. Carey, Maranvillc. Sacrifices -
Schmidt, Wirgo Left on basca-Cincin-
natl. s pittsburgh. Z. Bases on balls-Oft
Rivsy, .. off Adams !. Hlts-OH Rixey
10 n ; ~ Innings Off Brenton. ! in 2 2-3
innngH Struck out-By Tivoy. 4: ~ Bren-
ton I by Adnra. l. Losing pitrhcr-Rlxey
rnpires-O'Day and ouirley. Time or gams
II hour and a. minutes.
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STANDING OF THE
Ed FOR TODAY.

Washington IN New York.
philadelphia IN Boston.
-. Louis In Chicago.
Detroit IN Cleveland.
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AZ Raltirnor

A. baltimore r. III. r
Rochester .....+f o 0 q Z " o. Z 10 i
Eaititnorn ......0 ] 3 : 042 x-I5 I3 4
Batteries-Brogan, CronShite and Wallace
Bentley and Datt.
Al Reading r. ~. II.
Toronto ........l 042 oil II .
Reading ........9 j y 200 o o. III Z
Bnttcrics-Snyder, Fortune. Bocllng and
sandberg. craft. B,rnrardt. rroUn. so.
Kinstry. Karpp and Erwin Poland.
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What brings the rooter's frensted shout.
The time his soal toith rapture GIoios,
rs tohea some hitter strong and stout
Lambusts the ball upon the nose.
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Totals. 20 24io 3 AO'1'''''-' : : =

Run batted in-By Kelly. I. Two base
hit-Walker Three base hlt-Keily. Double
plays-Douglar, Bancroft and Kelly: Mea-
dows, Lee and Wrightstone. First base ON
errofs-Philadeiphia, 2. New York. 3. Left
on bascs-philadclphia q New York, o.
Bases on balls-On Meadows, 4; off Doug
las. 3. Struck out-By Douglas. 3. Earned
run-On Meadows. !, Umpires-Brennan and
aslio. Time OF eame--i hour and 45 min
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Two base hits-Lamb, .; Gerber, Wood
Evans. Three base hit-Speaker. Sacrifices
Gerber, 9 Burns. Gardner, Speaker. Double
plays Gardner. Stephenson and Burns.
Gleason. Gerber and Sslcr. Left on bases
ST. Louis. 4; Cleveland. r. Bases on balls
orr Bayne. 3 off Burwcll, j: off Ghle, I.
Hlts-Off Bayne, In 2-3 innings; off
Culiop. in 3 1-3 innings off Burwell, In
2 Innings. Struck out--By Bayne, i; by
Culiop, i: by Uhle, Z. Losing pitcher
haynes Umplres-Hildehra and Evans.
Ilrnn Of rnme-2 honra and mlnnta.
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Baseball To-day, Eboets Field, $3.50 T.. NJ
lrookiyn ". New York. r'way-B ghton Sub.
Pros. PIX. sta. Int-boro Franklin Avey-Adv.
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thrill
the emotions Of the audience highest pitch But
baseball
that helded
o the
cuhng Meanwhile
thrilling
BASEBALL AND FAMILIES.
Dehanys
in
them Of their positions Smith,
a
Of play
pletes the record Of the Smiths in the
the White
Charlie Cincinnati
of tho Browns
baseball
Charlie Brown
Kelly
big
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TotaIF 81 - Do !

Totals. IL 81 . 4
srattpd far Schunp N seventh inning.
4gattcd for walker iu eighth inning.
tran for Cicm0ns ~ eighth inning
Chicago ........... o 2 % Q lis
ST. Louis.......... = u d y OF
Three bare hN-Flack. Homo run--Schultz.
g.nirn basc-F1arr Sacrifices-Fournicr.
I.avan, Mann. Mmsel. iarber Lef' on
haser-t'ticrrn, =; St, Louis, i, Bases on
baWa-Off VAUGHN. y Orf echunu Z. uT
walker. ! off Shcrdell Il Hits--off gchupp.
Il ir Innings off walker mono 'n i1ning
IN ehrrdsi i1 I inni0e. Hit Pitcher
By sohupp, Barber 6el. 81 Vaughn. H0rlsby.
struck ouf-hv Naurhr 2 hN Schrnr q
VIVID rifrh-Schunr. Lnring pltohcr-9herdoi.
rmpires-Rlgler and Moran. Time of game
2 hours.
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YANKEE SLUGGERS
tanned BY ZACHARY
Washington Left Handler Has
Better Of Piercy-Senators
Win by 3 to /.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON. j.. c.. April 24.-More
than 10000 fans-a near record crowd
saw the Senators humble the Yankees
to-day In the seasons first game be-
tween these clubs. Incidentally. they
saw a robust left handed pitcher.
Je1Abel Tecumseh Zachary by name.
hold Babe Ruth 70 a couple OF singles
and shatter a sluggfng streak that had
gwen the Babe homers in three con-
Eecutive games The score was 3 70 i.
The Yankees tonight are In third place.
Zachary yielded only FIVE hits. and
no two were made IN the same inning.
but for an error b. Frank O'Rourke
lie would have had shut out as well
as seasons record Of nine strike outs.
Bad Bill'' Piercy. tho Unshorn Sheep
cf the Wasatch, was almost equally
effective. He. too. was reached for only
we hits, but two OF them-a single by
Rice and n triple by O'Rourke-were
wrapped around a pass in the eighth
inning and produced two runs.
An unearned run In the first sent the
Yanks away In front. Following Few
ster's fly to Rice. Peckinpaugh scratched
hit through Shaul1s. Ruth struck out.
Tut Pipp restrained an impulse TO swing
at wide ono after two strikes and
three balls had been called and walked.
O'RourIse Helps Yanks.
Meusel rolled an easy grounder to
O'Rourke. who pegged II into the home
clubs dugout, Pecklnpaugh scoring.
Pipp reaching third and Meusel going
10 second. Pipp tried 10 score on Gar
rity's attempt to catch Meusel off Sec
ond and was nipped at the plate for
the third out.
Piercy pitched himself out Of trouble
after Milan had singled and Lewis had
walked in the first. and Bodies shoe
string catch on Judges smash 10 right
centre. followed BY Pipp's one handed
stop Of Rice's belt, smothered potential
doubles III the third.
The third Yankee hit was Schang's 8
single over Harriss head. with two out
in the fifth. 1t was Wally's first hit
us the season and came after twenty
five fruitless times at bat.
Zachary famed to start the Senator'S
half Of the fifth, but Judge reached first
on Fewster's tumble and sprinted
around to third while Piercy was cuff
ing Mlans rap. Rice grounded 70
Peck, whose throw 10 the plate was
too late TO catch Judge with the tying
run.
Charity opened the home half Of the
seventh with single 10 left and slid
irto second ahead Of Piercy's throw on
Zachary's sacrifice bunt. Fcwster pulled
down Judges nigh bounding grounder.
however. and started a snappy double
Ilay and then dashed out into right
field and speared Milan's fly, retiring
the side and leaving Charity stranded
on third.
Again in the eighth the Senatorial
leadoff man, Rice in this instance
prodded Piercy for single. Lewis
sacrificed him TO second. and, following
Ifarris's foul to Schang Shanks drew
a pass. This gift proved costly one,
for tho next hitter O'Rourke. pasted
one to left which Ruth misjudged and
allowed 10 get away for a three base
hit, scoring both Rice and Shanks.
Charity walked and stole second. but
Zachary famed and the inning was
over
YanlS Rally Dies.