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Sarah Barnhardts Hits
Win Game for Newark Club
Pitcher Proves Big Success as
Pinch Hitter.

Deane ('Sarah'D Barnhardt's timely
wallops gave the Newark Bears a IL to
II victory over the Rochester Tribe here
to-day in the second contest of four
game series.
With Newark trailing in the eighth in
ming. to 6. Barnhardt. who is a pitcher,
went In to pinch hit with the bases full
and banged out a double that scored
two men. Gordy. the Newark pitcher,
followed with a single that scored two
more runs.
Rochester came back In the ninth with
a quartet OF TALES and took the lead at
IL TO 10. Then the Bears rallied once
again and won out with a pair Of tallies
In their half Of the ninth.
After Kinsella had struck out In that
inning Benes hit long triple to right.
Ray followed with drive at Mann. the
Rochester shortstop. who threw wild to
the plate, and Benes scored with the
tying run. Ray went 10 second on the
neg. Manning grounded out and then
Barnhardt came through with his second
double and Ray scored the winning run.
The score:
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: I TOfNIN. IN ? 7 = N 7
Grated for g. Smith IN the third inning.
4Datted for Braxton In the eighth inning.
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Totals. 10 & 7 "a r72
Stated for North in the seventh inning.
ff,~ Il,
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College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Syracuse. rs; Rutgers, I.
Georgetown, y; T.. Of West Virginia, !.
Tuft. College, q; Boston University, o.
Notre Dame, o; Kalamazoo state Nor
NAL. 2.
University % Illinois, q: Iowa. 5.
Carnegie Tech. O; Delaware. l.
Georgetown. 7: West virginia. 1.
Georgia Tech. 81 Maryland, =.
Bowdoin, 1e; Wesleyan. Z.
GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY.
Amherst W. Columbia, south Field.
West virginia vs.. Catholic u. Washington.
New Hampshire state ". Boston College.
Boston.
williams W. Vale, New Haven, Conn.
Eo,vdoin vs. Holy Cross. Worcester, Mass.
Worcester Tech W. Union, Schenectady.
~. ".
Park, Md.
Del.
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Eastern League.

STANDING or THE CLUES.
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Lehigh Wins at Tennis.

WASHINGTON. Pa, April 27.-Wash-
ington and jefferson was no match fol
Lehigh In tennis here this afternoon
falling to win single match. The sum
mary:
sINGLEs--R. NJ Beck. 1ehirh. defeated W
H. Alexander. w. and j., 6-2. 6-2; r. B
Pcale, Lehigh. defeated NJ ". Knopp, W
and j.. 80. ca, G--2: q. r. Koegler. Lee
high. defeated G. Fulton. w. and j., 60
al: w NJ Lapghton: Lehigh. defeated X.
Nascr w and j., Ga. 3--6, 6-1.
DOTfBL Es--Beck and Koegler. Lehigh, de-
feated Alexander and Fulton. w. and D..
al. G-i Beale and Laughton. Lehigh,
defeated Knopp and Naser, w. and j.,
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Bowdoin Batters Knock
Out Wesleyan Pitcher

Special Dispatch to TIE New Ycsx HERALD.
MIDpLETowN. Conn. April Elbow
doin's heavy hitting team knocked one
Wesleyan pitcher out of the box and
won. ~ TO 4. on Andrus Field this after
noon.
Graves, Hardy. Johnson and Neddle-
man were the star artists with the will
low. Graves got three hits out OF five
times up. one home run and another
two Dagger. Hill got four hits out Of
five times UP.
Taylor played well for Wesleyan with
two hits and five assists in the field.
The score
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Murphy Leads Field in
SO Mile Auto Ra&e

FRESNO, Cal, April 2T.--Jimmy MIR
ply won the 100 mile automobile race
against field OF nine in hour 81 nm
utes 80 seconds here to-day. re
took the lead in the second lap and way
never passed. crossing the line Ian 2 I'd
three-quarters ahead Of Frank Elliott.
who was second. Harry Hartle was
third
Art Klein was fourth. Fietro Bordinp
fifth and Jerry wonderit sixth. Peer
De Paolo narrowly escaped serious 10.
jury in the ninety-eighth lap on trrr
when his car threw a tire and started
ND the bowl for the guard rail when the
brakes held just in time.
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Syracuse Wallops Rut gers
by a Margin Of Is tot

NEW BRUNSWICK, ". j., 8grIi 80,
While regular wintry football weather
reduced several hundred spectators to q
mere handful by the ninth inning, SYRIA
cuse walloped the Rutgers nine by IL
70 here this afternoon. Murray. a big,
husky Orange twirler built along the
lines or Jack Dempsey. was chiefly re
sponsible. For the first FIVE innings this
Murray held Rutgers to a lone pair OF
scratchy infield hits. one OF which. how
ever. helred the Scarlet TO its only run
Rutgers presented changed lin 70
to-day. with Durand. the first basemsn+
essaying the job on the mound. Coach
Cox yanked him in the third inning IN
favor OF Kelly. who likewise did rct
last long. Bowman. freshman pitcher.
finished the game The score: III
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Totals. ~ Is IL q 4 .Maioney. 900
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Georgetown's Fast Nine
Beats West Virginia

WASHINGTON, April 27.--Georgetown's
fast travelling nine scored another win
to-day. defeating the University Of
West Virginia. to /.
The mountaineers could do very little
with the offerings OF jenkins. A passed
ball by Cunningham put Weik In
position to count the visitors only tally
on Mayfeld's single TO center. after he
mad singled to left In the seventh
inning.
The score:
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Bender Releases Players.

READING. Pa, April 27.--chief Bender
manager OF the Reading Internaticnais, to
day announced the release OF Infieidcr job.
] CavanRtich on option 20 the girhmcnd
club OF the Virginia League. left HaN0
Pitcher Ray Feeder was Internationally re-
leased and Dick Hughes, pitcher. was re-
leased on option 70 the Hamiton alub of tre
Michigan Ontario League.
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@Batted for North In the seventh inning.
fran for Clemens In the seventh inning.
ST. Louis. ......... . o O o.
Chicago ......... 0 . OIL Ks
: Two base hits-Hollocher, Miller. Home
runs--Ainsmith. Grimes. Double plays-Hol-
locher, Krug and Grimes. 2. Mann and
Stock: Jones, Krug and Grimes. Left on
bases--St. Louis, 4 Chicago. 4. Bases on
bals--Off Jones, 3: off North, 3: off
Haines. 1: off Bailey, /. Struck out-By
North, 3: by Jones. /: by Barfoot, 1. Hts
Off North. 6 in q innings; off Haines, none
in no inning fpitched to one man in eev-
enth) off Bailey. In 1-3 inning; off Bar
foot, In % Innings. Hit by pitcher-By
North, ! fMiller). Losing pitcher-Bailey.
Umpires--Moran and Quigley. Time OF game
. hours.
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Reds Have a Picnic
With 2 Pittsburgh Pitchers
Wingo's Home Run in Seventh
Adds to Pirates Rout.

Reds hit Morrison's delivery hard to-
day and continued their bombardment
on Hamilton, defeating Pittsburgh by
to 5. Wingo's home run In the seventh
inning went through Carey to the fence.
Umpire Phrman ordered eight substi-
tute Cincinnati players off the bench
during the game. The score:
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I Totals * II II = TO
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
tBatfed for Cox In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Letter in the sixth inning.
Rochester ..... q q ill
Newark ......... o y Tx
Two base hits-woods 2. Kinseila, Brady.
ponahue Three base hts--Lefler, Merkle.
Benes. Stolen bases-Archdeacon. Connolly,
nonahue. Sacrifices-Manning. Brainard,
Lake. Double play-Cowan. Mann and
Merkle. Bases on baiis--Off O'Neill, 2; off
Cowan. 3 off Allen. 3; off Gordy. ]: off
Barnes. 2. Struck out-By O'Neill, !: by
Cox. /; by wisner. T. Hits--off o'Neill.
q IN innings or FiIeshifter. In In
ming Off Gordy. in 2 innings: off Barnes.
none IN I inning; of Cowan. Z IN 2-3
irnings: Off Allen. ] IN Ia innings: OF
Cox. IN inning: off Wisner. In In
ming. Hit by pitcher-By Cowan. (Ray).
Wild pitch-cowan. Winning pItcher--Gordy.
Losing pitch.r--wisnsr. Umpires--McGowan
Ceisel and Dolan. Time OF game hours
and IS minutes.
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Heavy Batting Of Grimes
Again Wins for the Cubs
Chicago First Baseman Drives
Ball Over Right Field Fence.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Ray Grimes's hit
ting again enabled Chicago to win to-day
by 6 to score in the first game of
the series with st. Louis.
Grimes drove the ball over the right
field fence for home run In the sixth
and tied the score. In the next inning
his single drove in two men with the
winning runs. The score:
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Senator's Have Big Inning
and Beat Athletics, 9 to 3
Erickson Goes to Relief OF
Zachary and Courtney.

defeated Philadelphia to-day. 9 to 3. in
a game postponed from last week. The
locals settled the issue with five runs in
the second inning, when Moore was re-
moved on account of wildness.
Both Zachary and Courtney. south
paws. failed to last against the visitors.
but Erickson allowed only two hits in
the last five innings. The score:
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Euns-Wcik, SherIdAn ., VHFtuy - N.H-
yor 2. Errors-Turkovich. Harrick. Martin.
Wright. Murphy 2. Florence. Two base hit
Sheedy Home run-Kenyon. Left on bases
-Georyetown, 4: West Virginia, 3. Stolen
bnse-Sheedy. Sacrifice hit--Harrick. Bases
on balls-off Evans 2: Off Jenkins, ..
struck out-Hy Evans, Q: by Jenkins. g.
Touble plays-Mailey, Murphy and sheedy.
Lyle and Wright: Flavin and Sheedy.
Passed bali-Cunnlngham. Hit by pitcher
by Evans. (Sheridan).
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Ruth Has Disappeared;
Nobody Seems Worried
Home Run Specialist Reported in Various Cities
Yankee Offices All Cluttered Up With Con-
tractors and Ivory Hunters.
ny w. o. MCCLELLAN.

the of
fering
Babe
assembling revele with
fact There is nothing illegal Babe
been barred from the practice the
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Two base hit--Gooch Three base hit
Pinelii. Home rrn--winro. Stolen bases
Eurns. Harper, Pinelli. Carey. Blgbee. Sac
rifice-Dauhcrt Double piays-Rohne and
raubert: Caveney tunassisted) Maranvile
Tierney and Grimm. Left on bases--Cin-
cinnat. 4; Pittsburgh. 10. Bases on balls
orr Luquc. g: OFF Morrison 4: off Hamll-
ton. 2. Struck ou'-By Ludue. q BY Nor
rison. 4. TIits-off Luque. in innings
tncne out IN eighthl off Donohue. 2 IN 2
innings off Morrison, = IN innings: off
Hamilton. In inning: off zinn In l
inning. Wild pitch--Morrison. Baik-Luaue.
Passed ball-Gooch. Winning pitcher-Lurue.
Losing pitcher--Morrison. Umpires-pfIrrnan
and Erslie. Time Of game-2 hours and /
minute.
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Three base hit--Kellogg. Sacrifice hits-ir'
gals, Murray, Clause. Sacrifice flies-Mis-
raw Pratt stolen bases-Frugone, Cough-
i'm. Barry, wheelock 2, Beringhause. Left
on bases--Syracuse, Il: Rutgers. 2. Struck
out--By Murray. IL; by Durand, '. ~
orr Murray 4 off Durand, /: off Kelly. "a
Passed bails--FruEone. Scrimgeour, Hits--Off
nurand. IN . i-3 innings. off Kelly. ~
Umplre-Swenson. Time Of game hours
and 10 minutes.
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Thirteen in Pentathlon.

Thirteen men are entered In the peE
tathlon championship with Robert i-e
gendre. the Georgetown titleaoider
picked TO repeat. although Hamlt9n a'
Missouri. Bradley of Kansas, DNane X
Michigan. Clapp of the navy an fteir
artz OF Muhlenberg are liable e ne AZ
IL interesting for the Washington sget
The interscholastic medley relay
championship scheduled for tc-mofraU
has so many schools entered shai y
may be necessary to make two csi
Of Il. The schools represented lake II
the entire country east OF the Nrcirs
Mountains and in addition tnera : 8
team in II from Hamilton ccl'egi*ts
Institute Of Canada.
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Totals. az q 3 "A IL 2

Totals. .33 " "A IL ri
sBatted for johnson IN the seventh inning.
fBatted for Enzmann in the ninth inning.
Toronto. ......... 0 O-s
Jersey City..... o o . 0 4 % I x-9
Two base hits-orme, zitman. .: McCar-
rem Three base hits-Haines. Jacobs. Sac
rifices--wingo. Braun. Kiliinger. Wurm.
Holt. Left on bases-Toronto. 10; Jersey
CITY. 2. Bases on baiis-off wurm, q: off
Hanson. 2; off Mctevier. 4: off Thompson
q orr Johnson. Il off Euzmann. /. Struck
cut-By wurn. 2; by Hanson. 1: BY Mete-
vier. ! by Thompson. 3. Hits-Off Wurm
= IN i-3 Innings; off Thompson. ~ IN ; "a
innings: or Hanson. . IN "a inning; off
Johnson, In Ia inning. Hit by pitcher--By
Wurn. I (wingol. Passed baii-sandherg
Winning pifcher--Wurrn. Losing pitcher
Thompson. Tmplres--James and Carpenter
Time OF game--2 hours and IS minutes.
A. baltimore n. II. f.
Buffalo ... 90 00nf o. a q
Baltimore . SO 2 4 q q o q XII IL o
observation-disclosures. McCabe and Bengough
Groves and McAvoy.
At Reading n. III. r.
Syracuse ...... o0fos0 2-s & ?
Reading ..... n q q q q 3 23x-fn IL |.
Batteries-scruity. w. Barnes and Nieher-
gall. Fisher NJ. Thomas, Carts. Karpp and
Johnson, Clarke.
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PfITLApELPHfA, Aprll 27.--Release OF c.
T.. Shower. pitcher, and n. A. Miller, H.
fielder, was announced to-day by tho f'irilA.
delphia National League club. Shower r. ~
to the Plttsfleid club of the Eastern A. =
citation. Miller received an unconditional ~.
lease. N@, 4
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A. Baltimore
St. Louis Releases Catcher.

ST. LOUIS. April 27.--Releare under OBJ
tional agreements OF Catcher Benninghoven
10 the Houston team OF the Texas League
and Pitcher Benton 10 Galveston OF the same
League was announced to-day By tho ST.
Louis Nationals.
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Totals. 80 8 0 ~ IL q
Totals. ~ 3 g - 10 81
Slated for Sullivan In the ninth inning.

washington 49,. 5 o o 0 x-s
Two base hts--JudEe. Johnston. Three
base hits--Perfins. Miller. Stolen bases
Rice. Judge. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Walker,
Peckinpaugh, Galloway, Brewer. Double
play--Peckinpaugh Harris and Judge. Left
on bases-Philadeiphia. o: Washington. 8.
Bases on bals--Off Zachary. off Moore
4 off Courtney 2: off Erickson. q off
Hasty, :. Struck out--By Erickson. s; by
Hasty, /. Hits-Of. Moore. . IN l inning
(three runs scored, two on bases, none out
in second off Zachary 8 IN 3 innings: off
Hasty. In % innings off Courtney. none
ISSUED two bases on balls, one run scored
one on base and none out In fourth off
Sullivan. in Ia innings: off Erickson. .
in g innings. Winning pitcher--zaclarv
Losing pitcher-Moorc. Umpires-Wilson
and Connolly. Time OF game-2 hours and
IS minutes.
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To Select Officials.

PHILADELPHIA, saprii 27.-Selection o.
officials for the interc )llnEiate track and
field Championship meet In Harvard stadium.
May 20 and 81. Will be made TO morrow al
a meeting Of the committee NJ fhe Inter-
collegiate Amateur Athletic Association.
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TBdtt"u iVt ~ "N''t - 49, :,
Rrooklyn. w
Boston. ........... Y -
Two base hit-High. Three base hits
Myers Neis Galore, Ford. Home run-High.
stolen bases--Mycrs. Johnston. Sacrifices
Schmandt. Kopf. .. Double plays-Olson,
High and Schmandt: High, Olson and
Gchmandt. Barbara. Kopf and Barbara. Left
On bases-Broofiyn. O: Boston. 2. Bases on
halls-off Galore. 3: off Marquard. 3; off
B-axton, l. Struck out--By 8. Smith. 1; by
Galore. 4 BY Marquard. 3: by Braxton. !.
TTits-off s. Smith. IN innings: off Ca
dore In innings: off Vanguard. II IN .
,nrinrs: OFF Rrnxton, In 2 innings; off
Lansing, 3 In l inning. Passed ball--O' Nell.
winning pitcher-Cadore. Losing pitcher
Maruuard Tmpires-O'Day and Hart. Time
OF game--i hour and ~ minutes.
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WESLEYAN.


Two base hits-Graves, NeedIeman. Three
base hits-Hardy Johnson. Home run
Graves. Hits-off johnson. s: off Lop-
steitch. 10; off Croweil. 2. Stolen bases
Howard. Hill 4. Jones 2 Sacrifice hit
Hardy. Bases on balls-Off Lopsteitch. 4; off
johnson, s. Struck out-By Lopsteitch. 2; by
johnson. Z. Passed balis-Laganke. 2;
Hardy o Left on bases-Wesleyan, 10.
Bowdoin Z. First base on errors-Wesleyan.
3 Bowdoin. 4. Umpire-Coughlin OF Bristol.
Time OF geme-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Syracuse Beats Penn.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.--Syracuse To-
day defeated the University OF Pennsylvania
at lacrosse, goals TO I.
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Skeeters Apply Willow
and Win From Toronto
Jersey City Pitchers Are Lib.
eral With Passes.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Jersey City, 8: Toronto, q.
Newark, ~: Rochester. II.
Baltimore. II Buffalo. ..
Reading, 10; Syracuse. g.
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GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO

Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Reading.
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team to catch train.)
Two base hts-Stephenson. McInnis, Gard
ner. Stolen bases-JohnRon. Mostil. Schalk.
Sacrifices - Mcclellan, Hooper, Schaik.
Scweil, Gardner. Double pay-Evers and
Shelley. Left on bases-ChicaRo, 10. Cicve-
land Z Bases on balis-Off Hodge. 2: off
Morton. 3. Struck out-By Hodge, 3; by
Taher. I by Morton, 4 Hi'a-pff Hodge Y
IN innings (nore out IN the eighth; off
Faber, In innings OF Uhle. IN no in
ring (none out IN the firstl; off Morton, >
In Z innings: Off Keefe. q IN 2 innings. Hit
by ritcher--Ry urhie. (MostiD; by Morton.
(Mos,iD wild pitch--Hodge Umpres--
Evans and Nalin. Time OF game-2 hours
and Is minutes.
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.n.ea ,or pstt. Il f he elshtF ming h

fhiiadelphia ~. o 0 o o > 0 3 o. 5
Two base hits--Bancroft. Groh2. Rawlings.
Ryan, Young. Three base hit--Le Bourveau.
etoien bases--Kelly. SINNERS. Sacrificee-
Groh. Bancroft Double pays-Ryan. Ban
croft and Kelly; Walker and Henlire. Lett
or bases--New York, IL: Philadelphia, 4.
Bases on balis--Off Ryan. 3; off winters
4; off Belts, 8: off Baumgartner. I. Struck
out--By Ryan. 3; by Winters. l /: by Belts.
q: by Baumgartner. I. Hhs--OH Winters.
4 In innings tnone out In third off Belts
3 IN o innings; off Baumgartner, IN 1
inning. BallS--Betts. Passed bRll-Henllne.
Losing pitcher-winters. Umpires--McCor
mick and Rigler. Time Of game-2 hours and
20 minutes,
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ping sprinters arrived late In the after
noon and is entered In the quarter mile
relay. which is new on the program
this year. Alabama Poly, out for honors
In the sprint medley, is on hand and
brought word that the University of the
South (Sewanee) was also on its way
North.
Jack Rathbun OF Iowa State. tho
Western two mile college champion. arr
rived and hopes to carry the interna-
tionai title back home. Rathburn VIII
have his work cut out as Ray Buker OF
Bates. who won last year; Elmer Nc
Lane. the sensational Penn freshman;
the Brown brothers Of Cornell. Johnny
Romig of Pennsylvania State. and o.
host of others are entered.
One of the feature races sto-morrow
will be distance medley in which Ohio
state. United States Naval Academy.
Cornell, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Coz
lumbia. Princeton. Georgetown, Penn
sylvania State and Yale are entered
Ohio State has the pole The teams
most favored are Princeton. Georgetown.
Penn State. Yale and Navy.
In the sprint medley Coach Lawson
Robertsons Red and Blue team Is tho
favorite. Penn has won this race every
year, except one, since 1t was started
In Lever. Gill, Holden and Capt. Larry
Brown, Penn has fast moving Guar-
tet Syracuse. Columbia. GEORGETOWN
and the Navy are also strong in this
race.
Penn IS also favored for the one-onav-
ter mile relay championship. which -
a new event. In Lever, Altrnaier. Weleh
and Shattuck the Red and Blue offers
four exceptional century athletes.
Lafayette, with the famed Leconey,
Princeton. Georgetown and Columbia
will also have speedy teams in this
race.
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THE LISTENING POST

Copyright. 1922. By The NeO York Herald.
THOSE WHO REALLY LIVED.
TO US on earth the future is reil
Past aDhich blind eyes OF Faith alone can see.
Here zoe assert that men make good or fail;
There, aue are ignorant tohat things may be:
And yet, it seems as III it must be true
That ichen some totoering uitdl spirit diCelIs
Among the shades, 1t finds some cork to do
Past roaming fields, or picking asphodeIs.
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BKIyN. W. PIII.A. EBBETs FIELD. $50.
C;rnndstand. ef.lo. Inc. tax..-Advt.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN.


phund eipha. York. o.
ed a BROOKLYN
a.
bet % rainy. Cincinnati
No
sTANDvNc THE CLUBS.
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STANDING OF THE CLUB
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

AMERICAN.
Boston IN New York.
Washington In philadelphia.
Cleveland IN ~. louis.
Chicago In Detroit
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American Association.
sTAND1NG OF THE CLUBS.
w T.. PC. w. r. PC.
r,dlanapoiis 2 4 1917 Louisville. q q .Son
Minneapolis .636 Kansas city Q .as2
columbus : .lS2iat Paul. q .4SS
Milwaukee. q q 5O0lToledo. .... . 0 1882
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games were scheduled
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TN.ss y = q
stephenson OUT: was hit nv batted ball.
fRattcd for Sorton in the seventh inning.
tRatted for Keefe IN tho ninth inning.
tran for C,uisto IN the ninth inning
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TOf9IH. ~ = 7 y 7
sBatted for Morrison IN the seventh Inning.
tBstted for Hamilton in The eighth inning.
Cincinnati ........ o 2 n-S
Pittsburgh .... 0 0 o1 OIL O-5
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STAR POLE VAULTER
In THRONG AT PENN
Syracuse Relay Men Also on
Hand for Athletic Carnival;
Distance Medley To-day.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW York HnRArp
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.--From the
Pacific Northwest, Maine. Alabama. tho
midwest and virtually all parts OF the
Atlantic seaboard. college and school
athletes checked In at hotels to-day for
the annual Pennsylvania relay carnival
which gets under way at Franklin Field
tomorrow afternoon.
Jenne. the sensational pole vaulter OF
the University Of Washington. completed
his transcontinental trip to-day. but did
not take q workout. as his favorita
event does not come until Saturday.
JENNIE. who has a mark of 10 feet, cone
tested last year. bur failed TO shine. q
slight injury retarding his vaulting.
Syracuse University, which is out TO
retain the American college one mi
outdoor relay championship. arrived
during the day. Coach Tom Keenes
Salt City collegians will also take pat
IN the sprint medley. All of the SYRIA
cuse stars are here with the exception
of Melvin Suttner. who was a sensa-
ton on the indoor boards the past
winter.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

BASEBALL TODAY $40 r. NJ. POLO
Grounds. Yankees W.. Boston.--Advt.