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THIRD SPLIT BILL IN AS MANY
DAYS ON BOSTON FIELD
Burns Drives Home Run Over Le1t
Fold Ponce With TWO on Bases

Rosinn Iulv 1O.--For the third sue
ccssive play!nG day Boston and ST.
Louis divided double header today.
the Browns winning the opener. 10 1.
In l3 innings. and the Red S"x taxing
tho second. 10 3. In the third inning
Of the first game, Burns hit a homerun
over the left field fence with on bases
The winning run in the 18th came on
singles by Jacobson. and SEVERED and
successful squeeze play by EllerHe'
Smith was sent into bat for Quinn IN
the 18th. hut was taken out ann re
pIa ced by Foster. when Hructt went IN
to the box for St Louis. In the second
game Pratt's single in the sixth
scored runs Sislcr was thrown out
on n close play 1T first fro the maj out
rs Tohin was crossing the plate with
what would have been the tleInG run.
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TwoIhaqe hits. Lee ~. Fletcher SIN
rieton. Duncan. Harper. Wingo. Three
base hits. Walker. Fletcher. Fonzeca.
Sacrifice hits: Lee. Duncan, Harper
rincH!. Keck Double plays: Rapp 10
Parkinson 10 Leslie; Fletcher to Park'n-
son 10 Leslie: FOnzera to Dauhert 1.e't
on hns. PHILADELPHIA. &: Cincinnati. 4.
Base on bale: on Ring. of Pinto. y;
m Keck. |: of Gillespie. |. Struck our
Rv Pinto. I: by Singleton. ?; by kerk.
!. nv Gillespie. l. Hits: ON Ring. 3 IN
innings: on Pinto. none In innings;
innings. HI, by pitcher. Rv singleton J.,
nm Singleton. in I innings: of keck.
In 4o-3 innings: m Gillespie. In l-3
Wild pitch: Ring. Passed hall: Peters
Winning pitcher: Gillespie. Tmp'res;
o'Dav and Hart Time of game: one
hour and 81 minutes.
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REDS WIN Il TO 7
FROM PHILADELPHIA

Cincinnati. July lO,-The Reds made
/; four out OF fve from Philadelphia by
winning the hnal gam" OF the series to-
day, II 70 !. II waq a smuggling match,
each team getting IL hits. The Reds
pounded Rims out of tho box In the
first two innings. but tho Phill!cs found
KICK in the tfth and took the lead.
Pinto who had relieved Ring. was Wild
and had to be removed In the last half
OF the NTH. singleton. who finished the
game. was hit freely and received poor
support Gillespie pitched strongly for
the Reds In the last four INNINGS. The
batting and neldIng OF F"nzeca was a
feature. The score:
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TWO HOME RUNS IN
PHILADELPHIA GAME

PHILADELPHIA. July 1o-Home runs by
uauser and Galloway and air tight
nItching by Harris gave Philadelphia
n { 10 victory over Chicago today.
The triumph gave tho Athletics the Sc
ries. 3 to ?. Ray .schalk. the White
SOY catcher. famed four successive
times The score ny innings:
Chlcaro Olln % 2
phiIode,phia. . 0 q 0 0 VS. !
Levrrette and Schalk; Harris ana
Perkins
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Since the days OF Joe Berks. talking
and Kidding In the ring. has won many
\ battle. Berks one OF the greatest men
tha, ever fought under the old rules
posse ssed an ungovernahle temper. \
few haunting remarks would send him
into furious rage and the rest WAS
com parativsly easy tor his opponent.
These tactics have been followed by
many a fighter.
John l. seldom said anything but he.
hauAed a grcJ, deal on his terosicus
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BOSTON, St. LOUIS DIVIDE
ANOTHER DOUBLE HEADER

local infield added five double plays 10
Is long list. only one put out going to
tho Washington outfield during tho en-
tire game. The sCore: X. IL IL
D"rtoit ........t1 10 o. 10
Washington ..0O2 20 % o. 10 I
Oldham and Bassler; Erickson. Phil
lips. Brillheart and Charity.
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would he. or tho round IN which 10
would end ne hight
Critic. the Austrian, would talk and
kid with friends IN The audience. So
did Kid Mccoy.
Jack johnson holds tho crown for
being tho rings king kidder." His
cheerful replrtse In the hght al Reno
broke Jeftri"s spiri'. Jacks golden
smile proved h;s sclf-ccnNdenre to his
opponent, which was hard on the orpc.
ucntS morale.
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CHALLENGES

The LaBelle a. c. baseball team Of
the South Side would like to arrange
TOR the following dates with some iast
team in this district. July 16. %, 80.
Flushing. Rayland and Barton are pre-
ferrod. btu any other fast team will
gladly he given a place on the schedule.
To arrange games call Wheeling 36O9-J.
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VANCES WIN

The Vance Memorial Sunday School
baseball team last might defeated IN"
Third Presbyterian team hr rhe score
Of IL in a well PLAYED game on tho
Twenty-stxth street fold. The fea-
ture OF ths game was the home run by
Beans OF Varc, in the third inning
Score by innings: r. N. Fl.
Vance ino nSl a.
Third ............. o0h COL h-l s
Rat,"r'rS-- rriC" and Scans. t"ll"tt
and l.eRue
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LITTLE GIANTS WIN

Tho Little Giants overcome a seven
run lead made by their opponents IN the
third inning and worked their wav IN
victory by heavy hitting and crrorless
fielding.
Voltz started the pitching for the
Little SlugEers. hut was replaced by
TIIle In the fourth who was knocked
out Of the box leaving Mahony to finish
the game.
Lynch was hitting In his true FORM
toby getting four hits and five runs IN
six trips 70 the plate Johnson twiried
for the Little Giants allowing but rev
hits that were we'll scattered
The Little Giants got had start
and allowed their opponents seven runs
I'm the third inning to their nothing. hut
pulled together and Crrp' M on the
Sluggers and overcome their Lead.
The score by Innings:
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Johnny nundea often starts !ine OF
chatter 10 distract MS adversarys at
tcntion.
Boil Bremen was very laxative In his
,ast baitlv with Dempsey. is thnt the
best punch you've gotY' inquired the
'ough Bremen ps tho champ sent over
q. suff right that made Bills feet 3"
hat and his knees To sag.
Willie Meehan Cabs 10 beat the hand.
Fact II. his chatter got on Dempsey's
nerves and probably had lot 20 do
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The Virginia A. G. baseball team IS
without a game for Sunday and would
like 10 hear from some first class team
around this locality for a game on 'ha,
date. To arrange for game call Wheel
ing o2S5-J between and s O'Clock AMI
ask for the manager Of the club
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Chicago. July l0.----Ch!Cago made a
clean sweep Of the series with Boston
to-day. taking the final game OF the
series. 20 O. Two passes issued by
MarQuard. coupled with hitting. includ-
Ing = double play by KruE. which clear
d the bases. Won the game for the
locals in the first inning. Jones pitcheo
in fine form and was given perfect sup
mort, tho fielding OF Hollo"hcr and Terry
being. feature.
Score by innings: R. n. F..
uoeton .OO0ONO n0n-- : 2
t,hIrapo 4nOOnn nnx 4l2 n
Mar1uard. FIuinCim. Mcnamara and
Gibson: Jones and O'FarreN.
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with his victory over the latter day
champion.
Jack Br!tton Is so busy pushing his
loft into his opponents face that he
hasn't time for tetc-a tote. And Wills
we'll. Harry trained lot with Jack
Johnson and believe US. wills can hand
cut a lot OF laughs In 10 rounds.
A rule tho Kidding dons in the
ring today Is gwen and taken good
na,uredIy The tighter who loses his
emper 10 licked.
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EASY FOR DETROIT.

Washington. July 10-Dctroit won
easily from Washington. TO 2. to-day.
both Erickson and Phillips proving ul-
able TO hold the visiting batsmen. The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores.

Yesterday's Scores.
St Louis. g. Boston, 4 NS inninSs)
ST. Louis. 3: Boston. T.
Detroit. s: Washington. :.
Chicago. 2; Philadelphia. .
Others not scheduled.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yestcrday's Scores.

Yeseerday'B Scores.
Boston. 0: Chicago. L.
Brooklyn. |: St. Louis,
Now York. I: Pittsburgh. 5,
New York. 10: Pittsburgh. 2.
Philadelphia, I; Cincinnati, IL
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The candle FISH Is so oily that w1.er
dried wick drawn through 1t vii
burn like a candle.
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The Standing,

roday's Games.
New York at Chicago.
BOSTON at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn az Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St.l'ouis
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HORNSBY'S HOME RUN
WINS FOR ST. LOUIS

ST Louis July n --RoEers Horns
hy's home run with Flack and Smith on
base in the seventh inning gave the
Cardinals Al victory over Rooklyn
here today The victory was the seventh
straight for St Louis. ffetfrr pitching
for the Cards. allowed IL hits but Kept
them we'll scattered. Two double plays
helped MIN out Of trouble In the early
innings. The score by innings:
r. II F.
Erooklyn o0n nOn onl--l IL .
- I.Ouis coo coo I0x--4 II
Shrivcr. Decatur and Deberry, Pfef-
fer and Ansmith.
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Tho Standing.

TodRy'E Games.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago nj Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
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Southern Association

New Orleans. 4; Memphis. ).
birmingham, :: Nashville, On In
lings)
Atlanta. ;: Chattanooga, 1.
Mobile. g. Little Rock, /.
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Chewing gum requires much energy
and Is Of benefit to those wishing to n"
thin.
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American Association
Columbus. s: Indianapolis. Is.
Toledo, 4: Louisville, ).
MlnneapolIs-M Milwaukee. postponed on
,cCaunt OF rain.
st. Paul. 8, Kansas city. 2.
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International League

Syracuse. :; Rochester. II.
Others not scheduled.
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Little Giants. ono 24l ol"-in-9-l1
Slurgers .. "a O0I DOL IS
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BOWLING
MusEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

Totals ....SoS 800 S27 S62-1335
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Mullets.
Tn" MaharadI river In India, In tlond
d scharges LS00. 200 cubic feet per sec
ond.
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Innings:
c, Louis n n O. ;
BOSTON 90 2 q q q 0 Gu !

Tue h,se hits. williams 2; nuSan.
pr,,. Threo hnsp hits Jacobson. Home
ri, BURNS Stolen bases. S!slcr Will
Hams Sacrifices Tobin. Gerber. sever
cid Fllerhe. PAWS. J. Collins. pngan'
Double plays. Dugan 10 Pratt 10 Burns
Iaft on base St. Louis u. Boston j..
Base on balls on Davis ,; Quinn q
struckout nv Davis :. Hits of DAVIS
- IN - "a innings: Pruatt mono IN
Ia innings Winning pitcher DAVIS
rmrires Evans and Hildehrnnd. Time
?2s
Second Gnme
G. louis % n q q IL -
postop n q * ~ "
Danforth. Wright and Severed; kuS-
sell and Ruel.
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z-pa,tcd for PittIrcer In 13tn.
zz-Bsttrd for Quinn In 18th.
zzz-Rat,ed for f. Smith in 18th.
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x,wo out whom winning run was scored.
Innings
\"w York .......... Oln 2ln oUo--f
Ti'tshurEh .......... non oll.n2l-b
Two base hits. St"nEel. Grimm.
Gooch .
Three base hits Barnhart
Stolen bases; Young 2, Maranville.
Carey.
Sacrifice: Carlson.
Double PLAYS: Bancroft. Rawlings
and Kelly ?.
Yeft on bases: New York s; Pitts
hurgh :.
Base on balls: Off Ryan 4; or Carl
son / Struck ont by Ryan |; by Carl
snn z
Passed balls: Gooch: Winning pitcher
Carlson.
Empires Moran and Quiglcy.
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BROOKLYN
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he took part in 10s games and made
los hits for an average OF .266. The
Boston Americans rescued him from
Youngstown in 1913 only to turn him
over to st. Paul. where he established
his high work of participating in 16S
games and batted for .269.
In 1914 the Red Sox yanked Scott
back to the Hub and there he remained
for eight years. during which he de-
velopcd into one of the leading short
stops in the major leagues. Never a
heavy batter, his average ranging from
as low as .201 to .262 while with Bos-
ton, yet he has always proved a most
dangerous man in the well known pinch.
During the brief time he has been q
Yankee Scott has been batting well over
800. 1t can hardly be expected that
he will maintain this pace. although the
change In his diet from beans and
brown bread and the sacred cod may
cause him to spring surprise with the
walloplng willow.
But Scottie was not hired by the
Yankee Colonies for his batting. He was
hired to snuff out grounders between
third and second and let the Babe and
his gang of swatters attend to the run
making end. There isn't the slightest
doubt in the world but what Everett
will do his important bit satisfactorily.
He was born in Burton, Ind. and with
hat we'll dismiss him.
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must have merely nodd!ng acquaint-
ance with hadir majesties, the UNI
pires. He refuses to hold converse
with such ilk as Brick Owens, Ollie
Chill and Thomas Connolly, and. as
result, has never known the thrill or
whatever It is that creeps over a
player As he swaggers Off the field at
the command Of some Jumps" All Of
which leads us back to our original
assumption that L. E. Scott is sure to
earn all the money and bonuses that
Colonies Til and jake bestow upon
him.
Scott began his professional baseball
ing with the Kokomo club of the North
ern Indiana League back in 1903. but
there were no AL Munro Aliases in those
days, II appears, for nary figure has
come down to US which would give a line
on how Everett conducted himself as
q Kokomite. The same holds true re-
garding Scott's next stopping place,
Fairmont. w. Va. in the p. and w.
League. whatever that was.
Our first statistics relating to Scott
cover his doings in the year 1912 as a
member OF the Youngstown. o.. club Of
the Central League. They show that
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NAVY CLINCHES ITS
GAME In 1ST INNING
Midshipmen Pound West Vir-
ginia Pitcher for Eight Runs
in a Hurry.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April 29.-Taking tho
lead with a bunch of eight runs in the
opening inning the midshipmen defeated
the University of West Virginia on the
local diamond this afternoon by to Q.
Kelly pitched an excellent game for the
Navy nine, while Woods pluckily held
his place ON the slab for the visitors,
Notwithstanding the opening debacle.
and was hit but slightly.
The midshipmen depended upon safe
hitting in the first in large measure,
there being six of them, but there were
also three passes and an error. the nine
be ting around before runner was re-
tired. No hit figured in either of thu
visitors runs, which came in the fourth
and eighth. The Navy's final run was
also In the eighth. scored on Bakers
double and Alexander's single.
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ELLERBE'S SINGLE
WINSFOR BROWNS
Williams Gets Two More Home
Runs, Beating Indians
by 6 to 5.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HmALD
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.--Ellerbe's single
in the tenth inning. scoring Van Glider,
gave the Browns a to victory over
Cleveland to-day. 1t was Van elders
fourth straight victory this season.
Kenneth Williams, home run champion
OF the majors for this year. added two
to his total, giving him nine In seven
games, His first came in the sixth with
Tobin on third, against Coveleskie,
while his second. in the ninth. against
the same pitcher, tied the score. Tobin
also hit home run in the seventh
inning. The score:
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Scott Always on the Job
Both as BuSher and Star
Hasn't Missed Game in More Than Two Years and
While With St. Paul Took Part in 1913
Contests in One Season.
by CHARLES A. TAYLOR.

Lewis Everett Scott Yankee shortstop
valuable
moth Babe Ruth Scoty
stand although
sensational
his proudest
which he shortstoppng
Of the sos As member
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Not Even a whisper.

Not Even a whisper.
II relations are strained that badly
between Higgins and Hoyt 1t means
that Higgins is now not on speaking
terms with two of his twirling staff
He and Carl Mays do not even whisper
to each other.
The Red Sox got their first run in the
fifth. With one out Harris cracked a
single past Scott. Burns hit to center
but was nailed at second when the re-
lay to get Harris at third was inter-
cepted by Hoyt. who pegged to Ward
and got Burns. Harris had reached
third and scored when Hoyt shot over
very wild pitch.
Yanks Tie 1t Up.
The Yanks tied in their half Of the
same inning. With one out Schang
singled to right and stole second. Hoys
WIS thrown out by his venerable ad-
versary. John Picus Quinn. Then came
had two hits already to his credit. He
responded to the clamor of the multi
tude by making his third. swipe to
right isid, which scored Schang
In the sixth the Red Sox got them.
selves another run. Liebold forced
Quinn and went to third on drive BY
Foster. Pratt forced Foster at second
and Liebold came home on the play.
The Yankees tied in the same ,nninE
by virtue OF solo performed by Home
Fun Baker. The Trappe agriculturist
raised the pill into the upper right f1eld
stands. There was great enthusiasm
after that and Baker was subsequently,
paid the compliment OF two purposefI
bases on balls.
The Red Sox certainly would have
driven through in the eighth inning is
anybody but Whitley Witt the Admirable
Albino. had been playing right field
Muddy Ruel. the first OF the Sox to bat,
drove one into right that was labeled .
tnree Dagger as 1t whisked through the
atmosphere. Witt went after II like
pallid wrath. He leaped into the air and
speared it with one nm.
II Robert Meusel had been there in
stead Of witt 1t would not have been an
es ira inning game. That Is why we say
III at Robert should bring his cushions
with him when he returns to the Yanks.
The score.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 2s.---Tho
Yale freshman track team defeated the
freshmen Of Springfield College this af-
ternoon, 100 to 26.
Durant In the hurdles and Comins IN
the sprints, for Yale, were the stars.
The best performance for Springfield
was by Oblennirs, who threw 101 feet
inches in the discus event.
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Yankees Release Roth.

The New York Americans yesterday
announced the unconditional release OF
Bobby Roth. outielder. procured from
Washington last year in a deal for
Pitcher George Mogridge and Outnelder
Duffy Lewis. Roth was indefinitely
suspended at the New Orleans training
camp OF the Yankees for breaking train
ing. Roth has played on every club In
the American League with the exception
OF st. Louis and Detroit.
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Tigers Win at Tennis.

PRINCETON, ". j., April -5.--In fast
and interesting match the Princeton
freshman tennis team to-day opened its
season on the home courts with to
victory over the Lawrenceville netmen.
The Tigers won the seven singles matches
and dropped the three doubles
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Two base hits-Smith. schang. Home run
Baker Stolen base-Schang. Sacriftces-
Fewster .. witt. Left on bases-New York,
n: Boston. Z. Bases on balls-off Hoyt. 8:
off Quinn. 3: off Ferguson. /. Struck out
BY Hoyt. 6: by Quinn. 8; by Ferguson, !:
Hits-off Quinn. In II 2-3 innings. off
Ferguson. 2 In 2 f-3 innings. Wild pitches
Hoyt .. Winning pitcher-Ferguson. Um-
pirea--Chiil. Walsh and Owens. Time OF
game--c hours and As minutes.
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Athletics Win First Home
Game From Senators

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Philadelphia
won its first homo game Of the season
to-day, defeating Washington . TO 5.
Moore started for Philadelphia and was
removed after five runs had been scored
In the second inning. Heimach pitched
well until the seventh, when he was
relieved by Rommel. The score:
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Totals. 50 - 2027140l
sRan for Douglas In eighth inning.
New York. o o. 3-f5
Boston. .......... o o o 0 o.
Two hose hx->- Young. q; Cunningham.
Ctwcr. .afec base hits--Young, Meusel.
Bancroft. Kopf. Home runs--Young. Kelly. 2;
Bancroft stolen base-Kopf Sacrifice
Meusei. Double plays-Shinncrs and Kelly:
Rawlings. Bancroft and Kelly; Gowdy and
Boeckel aIarauard. Kopf and Hoike. Left
on bases-New York, z; Boston. 4. Bases
Fillingim. 3: off Marquard. I. struck out
BY Douglas, 2: by Ffllinsim, 3: by Mar
on Jonnrrd. IN ? innings: of Fiiiinsirn.
~ IN : Innings (none out IN SIXTH off
aIarquarf IN innings. Tilt by pitched
hall--Ry ronnard tFordD Winning pitcher
Douglas. Losing pitcher--Fiiingim. Um-
plres-Kie.n and Senteiie. Time OF game
! hour and o. minutes.
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Totals. 80 s 1929 IL al Totals. %S 9 IA 40 10
sTwo out when winning run was scored.

Sts 1uuiS. v : "
Two base hits-Ellerbe. Gerber, O'Neil.
Jameson, jacobson, Van Glider 2. Three
base hits-Tobin. Sewell. Home runs-Will-
Jams 2, Tobin. Stolen bass-Williams. Sac
rifices-Gorber. Jameson. Double play
Gardner. Wambsganss and McInnts. Left on
ases-C1eveland, a: st. Louis. IL. Bases on
balls-Off Van Glider, 2; off Coveleskie: =.
Struck out-By Van Glider, !: by Coveleskte,
s. Wild pitch-van Glider. umpirss-f5tlds-
brand. Dinneen and Moriarty. Time Of game
- hours.
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Pirates Win Free Hitting
Game From the Reds, + to 3

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 2s.--Pittsburgh
won from Cincinnati to-day. to s. in
free hitting contest. Rixey was hit
hard In the nth inning and forced from
the box, when singles BY Maranville and
Bigbee. Bohne's error and Traynor's
home run into the right field bleachers
resulted in four runs. Score:
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White Sox Beat Tigers
in Pitchers Battle, a to o.

DETROIT. April 2s.-Faber and Olsen
engaged in a pitchers battle here TO-
day. but the former kept his hits scat
tered, and Chicago defeated Detroit.
80. for their second straight victory.
The White Sox gave Faber good sup
port. three fast double plays cutting on
scoring chances for the Tigers. Score:
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Middies Outshoot Cadets.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York Hrsarp.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. April 2s.--The Naval
Academy rifle team defeated the Wash
ington High School cadets by total of
2.ss7 to 2.4s1 in four classes of fire. In
each the midshipmsn had soma margin.
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Chicago's Timely Hits
Defeat st. Louis. 4 to 3

CHICAGO, April 2s.--Chicago was more
timely with its hits to-day and defeated
ST. Louis, to 8. Witness by Barfoct
and an error by Lavan aided the locals.
The visitors threatened in the eighth
when Ainsmith started with home run.
his third In the last three games.