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THIRD STRAIGHT ONE
TO HIGHLANDERS.
ON CLUBBING '
BUTTE IS DEFEATED BY SCORE:
OF 16 TO 9 IN WEIRD
ENCOUNTER.
SEVEN PITCHERS NEEDED
Mountmen Employ Three Heavers,
While Manager Blankenship Uses
Four, Three in One Inning- Mc
Cafferty Chased biy Frary.
yesterdaiy ;itl rl'vnl i Ka im I etw..' II I
M ias nul.- . ld n il t, | ilI thti . ,ir tis .
rhill. 'Ieli t ;s .,' y (,-wi-ited fotr I
the. Ilri ef,'''t'.' 1, ". i lit - seti ft )
pitchlers ....-t e i th iringl lint, i I
Mannagenr Illl ike.,h iihili liIl . e if -
ferlty. ' ' tr i h lui, wa- 1 .1t"rrifll, il
lhe llighlandei-r, * Il Ui i.- shigltgliig,
winning l i; I ui. 'Ph., lii nle ioiinthdii
their riiun. eihit at fi iiml., M,'iiriih1 ii
double quartie' in tlhe- flourth ai tlhe
sixth framiii,,'. i'M w elt--et. T~ T i* Ith la -
!nlslhip .,an. i .d unltl (I l l ,,Mf." i
hard In tle' fourth. InI tIhe first of
the sixth I'nplilri l'.ira chliieeius l 11ii1
ager Mark for islputeiig it dei<i'isloi.
Therefore, It was antithIitr litlht-r inl
MiNsoula'i hnitf. It provetd l, hi- 1like .'
Maloney iltn tilh. Ilingh llllt-r iishool
another egllht rlluns 1t eiof 't, il:oiit.
Then Ahi'l ,111 ent l iii llllt d i
deluge'.
The tmie folks had ielebiit as iiiihI
trouble' as did'thel visitors,, il will ,e ii
guessed flrut the l line ruis 11liltle
mlade., enlloillh Ie viii fwi ll l, orlinliry iallI
game. Blialik, nshlil startedl Itrundv,
but it wlas tint Itrini,liy' da 11y. ll II'
was tlaken out iln th lie 'ourtli. 1,t1i1
went l n ailinl ul nteel liitil the iises
were filled hi the sixth. It.lliiikrishlii i
called one Zamlhllll, w \o ins i\ I1
iZam punictured. the first ili.: ;lliI
passtie'd the . i.-'lid, tit rltire g i--li. ii'
tallies Ilight ther. Hush Iinsh lux
debut. lit finishedl thI' t.ihiin.
The MtlIsslalili c'hith rhikI'hd "iet I
safeties. ¶.Warren udt t'i ii"ih in lw''"
the lmosIht dl enlln llal' iwatters .,I e IIt i
clan, with fier iiltei'e'. l'rniir i. had
three bhI ws iind 't.eliln Itwo. 'l'h.-re
were' unllelll.rlilis iltellll-lilp hiti. :al .t.
careful pelrusal e' the afh'hntmi "1 It.
baelttle below wrihl' de ilh ll'tle ir.l ilt h"
Butit' elul idIle Its nle rlt tuns o11i II
hllts, with fa lttllh ;i ltrii'st i, assitlti,
Eight at a Time.
The visitorsl hall ll tiYwo ri'rs hi111i thle
were thre-I horie ,niltrs tiii the' Iii
guaridt whet, tie ehietii seit,,i.I of thie
fourth rollite l ihro leiiid. ('iellr , Irti t
up, blout .ed . t h- 'ii ' nel nh ti l 11 ' i ,.I '
ferty's ln alil hia tnl andl v ,Is 11-'.
Tobin's, sl lttn I ',(ll ll ii l:il,- thir.
Tobin ladvancedll :1 Ip, wI, io ulllidlI
threw thuillngiiii -,ii. Il liAk lit i o
Duddy atls ;arinl I i'aliillr l o pl, ilt
home. I ifora dl'i i, l. ti,. t ir,- ,111.1
the big han .i -its 1i.l',.o i , i i ftir
his first lt ll,, in l ie ti .l iil1, i lkil,
after illnhkei'l ip snti.i set o .l 'T'i,
choked the' liUii'.. .Iri l.l n .'.,iied ill,.
The fiast iltt i l.tr ' liiiii.ed ,i i. .;- i
double to le, t Ile-el., ::,aringi u',Ili
Blankenshlilp iiand IAvitl. Nl Ile'i'irne
contributed e iil. i t I ii l irii iiiught W i'ar
ren homo. 't'he hlit %..i i-e iiik.tulde'ri
and the undertallker'i ,ill lson i ii cl's
at the plate willh ii Sprti'Ii tlhro\ ,
Balsely trillld atlilih ll e thiurd- hiiM,'
line, s .coritg Pe.rrhio. iiei.t -iiil l',
t, left ft, hl lrougt Bttlassy ha"e t'(iu
iianli t i tlil iagai i, ,i . edli his seiii ot'i
'bleow for itt,- e.' iih lhis llilhg toe
left field--tllhy 1ll hit thatli wii)--llsehied
Orlet, who ha:d .9elllnake'd Io selol ledl.
That was all .iiil eight rilIss flr
Tobin firlled I 'art lii, ll. it'.se i nl
was hlll elfl eughiltlti 4l'al lil!,
Mike Maloney.
Int the ilnterli .1'""', 1 1'f t1 nald
been relovelid by Ithe ii ll.lu ,lr s e.r-I.
eua-d Mailonei y filld 'e'iii. Illeat i l lig
Linders. Wai irreil singled 1t rliilht
center. I'errin 'li..i irll iC .i rifi'--, buti
Altermuott, 'irthu li. tut nil ih hi n,
dro pped the i. ,.illi il Nit; wait; :ii',,
Jackie goini g tili to third,. Illa:i.fe i-til
l tke' at Iflic ' liuis, t(.ii ; i, ll
(OHiet'e third uteiul.', thut iv ti titie Ii
n.ll J. Wi rrefle o t'iiil llnlI,, :illt l ' 1. 1 l
o e tim in ii lll ift bi .c lhiii fl-ll, th l
ii e n 'll wat', I i Iti JilletI"g the, ie ue llli
I rthla n - ll4 ,i n- I lhlM l fl huh11l(li'.
ritput ihlv ti il'' pii' iii hf erllilit irfew
whe hiihe lji ll tili I'uist ilr fl , i rii., i ,h
tIPhlrrl in. ierre hll . I'I'i i iii rih llfillii
'on to )n d, thtil Ith, tihirl un, Ir
ueosledT, tblling the ln- s I e llhnnet
T ('hrmns Mins i ore in, h twho thlIe
two liruln In. P in th.ith. its tiwn trnl,
the elash tlltove, ntia1i ihe' eIilhti,
two rune. The mane r ifh whw h them e
nine* tutallle cenlt, over 'the dtllh Nhow
tho grli.f Ihnt Manageur Lllunketmthli,
Wolltitlg the ctlterate.te.glnlme behtnd lthe
ItLttPI'', xteirltPened e lurhig thl ftere rtF
lin 1. ie't. , go:
Af't. leff,,rty wccate lilt to stert thi
R1t Cc third. iketckclder fllt to
Is.. lt.i I). lddiy wee Ihrown , lllihy
II)PIt , i it fll l lP1r. Will ll ne th tfor i.
illu. M tc'ftrtsl't' aneured cii WVtul
ilg'1s rIlghl-flc-id rai. Al, t rlntllo i llltll.ced
(the tgeci ice ftill IIt to h ndl, e t e ieeane.
I:t'lcteltihit.'t Kgilve t11ic111 el t11,he' el. IIiIK "
of l h at, , fifth. ,y+l banned,
I ,clt'. Vimlhnltg'e elnIgle to ce'tter,
ldetl ilcdl :hittehd Iy a kh'k, tcierectI
hI .ki tcidilr. A thtrnilott itrlilk ictit A1e'
Qitcicic hilt ti ceent.-.ctd; lPerrit'es e rror
,'! I cilist.V cii lise' hetel'.
'hie tIlxtih tclltotn, lent itifr t0e it wide
livoIedi hc h tuttle, heroiet tie Iearti cif
ieh iaeietileit fticcei intot their 4teeVerlei
nlii restec~iIlve' tIhrletlte. V\itih KniforI
:lPk Iln thle i Iii.ii, ,ec'i(tlltfforlty \walkced
Iioiket adier wna t gIvei I. rIdel. DI)ildy
Jlciglet Iii rKighit a.net tile iClicenrer i hitnl
ithrlcc ellclllllltt. Isytll \\lIe teik(l'I cciii
aid 1 %Imnih. 'h tlook hil 1Ine,'+h. * Tin,* Il
i't'Ciil'lu l iv iiic'ihck-id .cotitro. lIe lit
t\' haI i tlien , whfi h frtiii i t l'( :lff' rte,
hlii...i' t \ie wI k' d t ,e t*ii lv ii 'T''hii.
l,'t I' l k'ikc tllde r 1 i'IvI ' i iti cciii . C I, lllnh
w i c* ic Ill1 d Io lie rt;ti.e e ire. I ,il.'i VIt'
:,.lt {'·( I I( I r· . : .·,hP III*XK
e'· 1ec'iiti II1 tllf l c l.t I |tt'll i'11t " itI.llllK
ilaing gilihi feirc 'agite orIl~gtnetl tickrson,
i il.l l -' o u'ir ' r t idy s:t'itd.
I l+11". ILLIII.II, %\|11111. 5(1111 11111(1 th0IP' l;~l'
Entr aled hn'ling)~l outfPI atthpn.
.%l,'nff1T*rly ,dhJlovlt+ hhim ielf i.ni of the
the 111ei c- :I .tlhI. t ie tl te I c i', rilh lhi
Ihi, gle tie.r. o I l h' lv.K ,Inl H \'c'. .,VCCN
c-ri' seelt hni f of c |1te re ilenli'l ct ienright
teletetli' Attrticcitt Hiigi'ner't tiei'rkt
Cinc he ' ,iiihth, i hi , M niti i I ic irCet
lheir i-keetc Iwr . I' ek 4 2 .r whilf ccu
: u nrdy. , It, ddyh. w1C 2 r
thre wllth a c nt'-.r4 l 2 hut l* rilhl
e',,nt*,r. \V mll ing, followedl with un11,t1i'1
singl,,. Alteriltt's~ .;IfetyI to, (.intlr
\illlleld fol th, tV, tllhP, iudhy a
Icnhwir IIII.
Tht, glrgeou- dl, abldle,
IBu44e.
lc lay,.i r A ll. 1. IIi C I' , I. I.
IDk.k td(I, if 4 i i 2 cI
Ib ddy, i h. .i , :. 2 I 2 t
\" ccligt'c'e't, i'f. 4 2 i. I Is ii
ctltiriii tt I . 4 II i 4 I c
1 mi't d. ; . ? I c I 1I
Iu, .ritI, rI , i ii Io Ci
l.;r, o)rc. r'. :, e; I 2 :I a
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M2losvs , i 1i I t 4
.Ilhl ni', I' . Ii 11' I 4 11 I
1'c cll l i 5 2" Ii 1 ii ( l ) ii
' 'l t, l s I. I 's II 2 1: I :1 l
I..
1 *Jlilllted f,,r .nhith i, 11i1,fh
SMissoula.
c l'he yr - . . iti If 4 I , A Ic,.
Wa%';rr n.1 rf. 1; '_ '1 0 a s
T'c riii. 1t . I2. I4 2
li.t....y. f. 4 / I I 4 c i c
I'ri h lu , llt. i 4 ii 1 i
(hlunlll eslsl, . . | I :. .1. I[ | 11 .
Illtli ki ....'hip, 2, l 0 1I I I
lirlnl h + ', ). I Is (1 1 2 I 7 i
Ii,'; II. I'. I I , l: 1 i
Zur 1 .l;11o , h . l n 1 is a11 11 I! it
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' otl',, oI , 413 l I 1 7 J' s 1.
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h lit. uie i rl2 1- I - :; II i,
.\1 .P++11sa l,t as o uI i, . . 11 0 * Il; l+; '
ai. 1c tin l iSll.ue hd s s C.\ lil ih2,l,
"ic I, t' i'ii i l ii, Illl1 i 'r rtcllh l. ht l iicfhi' '
litM iv I'w r, 'ettrrill,, 2-till; i Jiiut id
- A %turInott iih t, I; bly (), Vheiicy g
(Za, War'rleln'l I.), Perr'l'ino (:1), II;IHH"Y
( til, ( ril ii i I I. i Ith' <iC . , t hieh ll ly c ).
Tw1 by liciiii ItocsMK icoiclIce-'ft
initfte1', l 5icrv lh. Varr', | h.
'rhr,.i+-at+, hils -- l..rrhln., TI;hasey
i ciubh. tlih i --.1 c vd it' tllo I'ld'i' . Cl
I.4 ft tAn hIs*Me "lUhltl, 1.; .Mis ola.. lh,
t r I ii Cii i t. y Il' h - li' .11 ( i tll|'
fii y,, ill. - ; by Jachl,
"- ] 3, h,? lI{ ,m ll'., :3 1-3:; by 1,.%';l1, '-;
by', Z/,; lallo']-tislh, :; " Ji. Strucl(k metl
- l I{.' l' + f1''rty.%, | ; b~y 1%| ilon , , I ;
I y .]£s'hs, I; hyI tr i ni'. 1%, ; |b layalll,
3, by fllish, ti llin+,s onl ha11 -ll (ff
.f19(aff,,rty, '", off Mnlu~llny, I; off.I
I lI'rander, I, ,,I'I Im elI, 1, ,11'I E/,;10l,.'h
I; off Hllus , J, Ituti enii it.i 1 b1 y pItheh d
l,:ll M.1e ';ilff+.rt +, I,. ll i en y. l)111lty
h., 1.v'I I', Wh:IhI11 bV Zm:l ac.h; thisl
I ley by INlt.sh. Tlui o* gun ..11111 '41J
t Th,, ..L IdenII lif',wh" l,.ik aw\:s.y I
M)il +.l ad" 11111111'* ft relll 4*lOfI, 1110 lh*nr
Big Money for Lightweights
MCPARLAN4D MORAN
MTfTT WLLLb attentlllon. 'PThe purne hung up is
$141t,0(. While MrcarlAnd in featured
nu the centrnl figure in the fight, hil
The quetltio If who, will puill d.wn opponents will undoubtedly demand a
the, $111,000 pure of(r td by the No- hig ld of the purse. In oase Ad W~i
tlonal -porting ('lub of New York for I 'ast is drawn into the fray he will
a hout between Pa.keoy McF'arland want at lapt $l0,000 and probably It
will bq na#rly $r1000. Wells coneld
and eitlher (,tltilluion AEI Wolgast or , VaOLG er. hlmslfl'al ,, p adrwwlnlg.oar4 and
Matt Wells I atltructin lll uternatlonu.I AW would un1dpllbteal .e, ilnd 9l,40.
HICHLANDERS HAVE
SWELL RECORDS
WITH WILLOW
Herewith the remirkrable swatting
records of several of the demons
on Cliff Blankenship's -team:
Player- AB. H. Pot.
Warren 16 11., .687
Carman 14 9 .642
Tobin 14 7 .500
Bush 2 1 .500
Perrin. 9 4 .444
Bassey 12 4 , .333
Zamloch 3 1 .333
VALUABLE PUPS FIGHT
WHEN BOY GETS BUSY
b ian II rl 10n t , A rilI YS - rlll ; lrll!n I
y. id nita y Iaa trndia oi ered, irt rilpitateIhd
= $ ,¢Oii0 hlt)).' 1 twiI'enI t5., Ilhu -
Ionnded dwIn l, f th. I ..nfemale ('rocker
kenne"in at illilsbl iroug)h v'"41erda}
when hI i tt Illl, nedl (Cilat nll, in ti n) l yn
Alexandrll vl' king of ,'r'nlclh hllll., pw,
atdI fhI1 a- Sir li 'ta ' ali tr i, :Iart.
i1 ll,5 I' rfr t I n t h".r rh u, , \l,,, 11:
tBonton Wins in 10 Inning. A
$1+1,l.O i i. a pi-,i i.
Tri, hligh-pri n l)rl 11.l , fioight
"ftitl IbothN wIIr, hul. i - a:ns i t, h
-ii.tnw is ot, at) tIt l, iii err , or 1 b.lly
h' , ua ,Tke-r w "oe tri l,1uhilg . ln
fight, , young t his
r;olo' klynl , April :",. "- hitu4ln Wsll Itw
hlsa-yiY la, d 1o-inlleK gams tloday,
filoth tinll hlt fr.-ly, the, hums tram
'ol'ry fld Downs irovedl enly Kling
.4pl1i1T his fing1lr lland ws Prcd in rBase -
Itir i h I :lte fith e5-r' i: It . 1I . IS.
H i ato it 7 hit
r u :klyn i. 1:: 7
Hi tth ri,,s I',rd., f'ld Kling. Ittrl
'd n: Itls . 1", ,'h , i tt u ln Erwi,a
Tinker Runs Bases.P
I'hita gi ,, Apl ril -:.r .- -Tli tlnk nr', htrinti
hi-s, g tive l ' lil I vi iuhry flVer t.
I. tri u ill in I +I. first wo ln'. of the Nl erl
t'hlii i;I" . 10 1
St. I,,',i O t . 1
i;Hlterit , M"i Sielahg 'i Areher; i Suit -
I.e cllll Itii..
Giants Beat Phillies.
TMisoule' .hi. April 0 .--S(1tnn ,tl
Mldlt'd hl'isty h I irlnn 1,00hilt
Nsw YTrk wvrI '°im lanwny iatl
Ig). fi, Phi- lli,, tIii, Knhi t land
Dfoolhin h'ing nit (r1 the L.mllnl.e
hh"a r,,i i t. I. I ";I.
N 'ew Y irk t ... a1 Il
'h i ,delllhia. .. 1 7 r,
Hu tt.-l'les i 1, . th ti and g llyirt;
At ;i utll a tl i-a (lr.lullt all
Marty O'Toole Effective.
|Plllshlre, A 4'1l . ,. 'incinll ti won
t, dhr itth lilgws 1l111 0")'I l1. wore
,fre,, ive, i.,,,.,. lly with n ien 11il
has, 4 11" twil l, 4truek nut 10 hatsmeln.
Ililtth lurgh .. 0 7 ill
SI'ih i .r i 1- 5 *|
JIutt riit a ad - 't t at fii bsoga
UNION ASSOCIATION
Standing of the Clubs.
1 I'lubl won L t.I Pet.
Missoula .... 3 0 1,000
Stilt LI1ke I 0i 1,000
i lr.il I,'lls 1it .000
I Hlul,. n :1 .0010
.At Sill I.w,h, ,NII Lak -ll- . nn
glum ' la .sti olrsd, w1v " .,'rlKlllldH.
A t I gih 'l I a ig i nt l l-t ir tt Ialls gate
tf>Hil lilPi('r WV', "t 8ritllliis.
r 1Plll, r I h'.,l4, .1ll nll , of the, 'rigt.ir,
4,I * 4
'I,-,... N,
MARTY:~ OTOOL
Murty O'Tooila., the I'irnltea' prtze
pitcher, won h,," first KIgan foir Plltn
lairgh thti year at (Cincinnatl. The
liJratetl loat tle firnt three ganl.es.
Then they plnl vad Ihe HReds l 'Toolei
piltheid. Pit sall irgth woin, alld the
aggregation fr.ni ilt li. imnlky city tnok
renewevd hope.
O'Toole is ial' if thei tllmust expenslive
AS IT LOOKS
laldlesi' day.
usjh looked olld in his prl rofessiontal
T'odaiy will I'* ladii,' illay; 1a fte
nllte flun will hie admittllllltlI free.
I -
In the nlnth. I)ildy didn't like, the
third strike M'aryv uilled aind It iit
$5.
'rTo start th fiftll, I.y:all mad, a
wIlk. with ni61,lly oli. It c ioulnteli a
4'oailey idlilft Walit . II lnt In ia
Wetianday.tilalia; yieslerdaly lie waon i
it ia statei. tihat Zliin.,h dolain't
weatr a "k in his nllull. '1I'h.i'ia'ifrr,
liilaikc It iaimloa(eh.
Iliartnian is gaiinlng fIalvr ant ld fameil
fir his ability) 11 iat, iiular. .li''s
original withilait being ai buffooin.
S'nrlman pulled off IIa winginlg Luntait
in the iievanth,. If haed hit Ii ,illlir
Ihere'd liil\,c- Iton a hoar;d roff the
ftite.
('arman w,/as douhiled off Third in tihe
sellonld, wheln iilankernshll lihe d to
Mcl'Qualld. 'rti liplay was made al Iordier
for tlthe Iho:at ii faoreel.
Manager lliankentshlp will ius. blilush
andtl Roberts Iai a battery today Maln
lager McCallffertyv llnnouncesh Wloodls, the
leviathan, annd Kalfora.
The garll-ae today will hbegin at i
o'clock, whiclh ia the offhIcil time for
thlie opolning ofif all week-dlay Kgamili'
tintll thie Hilli gtits to lasting Iltgar,
aimloeh wenat in limlily to staill untill
BIlisI was rilluday. It's a gooiad gI-ltHn
,that tilth wasH changing from ai roIad
sult to a re. gulaltlion uniform.
RuTagg, tih ' younglll man who lhtllewa
up mi. well far liultt yeltlll'trday, waIs
of the men Illlnkenshlp signead Inst
winter. HIe wai part of a traide..
Here's a "flrht" for Jack Htelfrich:
Manager Mcl'auffrty was tihe firM maullla
to he taketn atiat of the gatiLn anl d or
daredl out ofl tile gralttllut lay ItIh, aii
pire.
Carl ,l l:hitl, the pol liiry lla t,
plicher, it Ill, t ie han a coa ld that listi
ei n i it ilu lpneUmonlla It's to he
hoped Ilhat atlilhing of the Horlt iH th
inatter.
fuIegg, liaiylag llit right In placla Illf
pitchers In either of the -major leagues.
But he's worth It. Though always a
little wild, he gets away with It
throtgh the inability of the opposition
to connect with his curves. If he can
keep up the pace that he has set
throughout the season he will be a
strong eddltion to the Pirate staff.
Conley, spoiled a hit for Bassey In
the third, when he ran to the diamond.
and speared the ball. Also, this stunt
speiled a perfectly good rally.
In passing, It may he mentioned that
every MissoulA. pitcher who worked
yesterday hit a batsman. Duddy
caught it the worst, with one in the
hlad. Hie wasn't hurt much, however.
Conhley, on the Lbench for purposes of
discipline, hit for Jachs in the ninth.
-He' was punctured, but that didn't
help, as Bush fanned thenext two. He
retired the side on strike-outs in the
last frame.
As the observant rtn has already
noticed by the box score, both Mc
('effterty and Blankenship shook the
batting order upD yesterday. That
might have been what started all the
troulble.
The Itutte fourtlr developed another
nerve wrecker. Ruegg. some hitter,
dlibtled and Brewer sacriflced:
thlenke'nship pulled Bromley for Lrall.
'he Infield was dragged in. ICafora
drove it long fly to Bassey, but a good
throw held Ruegg on third. 'McCat
ferry struck out.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thirteen Innings.
New York, April 25.-Philadelphia
defe'ated New York in the last game
of the series in a pitchers' battle he.
tweCn Russell Ford and Chief Bender,
lasting 13 innings. In the twelfth Mar
tin o-pened on Bender with a triple,
hielt (.could not score. Barry stole home
in the' fourth. Score: R. H. E.
Phlih delphia ......... ............. 5 10 ,1
New York .............................. 4 10 4
IBatteries'-Bender and Thomas; Ford
and Street.
Three Straight for Sex.
Cleveland, April 25.-Chicago made
it thr'e straight from Cleveland, Bens
pitching a shutout game and allowing
hut five hits, three of which were made
hby 1,n joie. Manager D~vls made his
debut as a Cleveland pl.'er, bult
showed lack of practice.
Score: R. H. B.
Cleveland ................................ 0 6 0
Chicago ............................... 8 11
Batterles-Ifrapp, Steen and Easter
ly; lienz and Block.
Cobb Gits Homerun.
141. Louls, April 25.-Rain stopped
the game between Detroit .and St.
louis in the fifth Inning. The local's
lone tally came on a triple and an out.
.Co)bl's Iomºnerun with two on the bases
was the feature. Score. R. H. B.
St. TIalo s .................................. 1 8 2
Detrolt .. ................................. 0
Batt erles--Hamilton and Stephens;
Mullin and Stanage.
Red Sex Win.
Boston, April 26.-'Boston hit Hughe
opportunely and, aided by occasiodal
errors, won from Washington.
Score: R. H. ,.
B oston ...................................... 4 0 1
W ashington ............................ 1 4 3
Batteries-Hall and Nunnamaker:
lHughes and itdnry.
NORTHWESTERN '
Wlldnees Costs Oam,,
Sppoklane, April 25.--4Craft's Wlldnest
coupled with timely hitting by Pris.
and Lewis, gave the game today to thl
visitors. The Spokane lefthasder wa,
in' trouble most of the time he worke
aind Cadreau, who relieved him, fount
the going rough, though he did not al'
low a hit. Cates started for the vias
Itors, but was reieyevd In the second
when Spokane b.iwn finding himb
AgneW pitched gilt-edged bail.
Scarp: R. H.
Spokane ... ................................
Vancouver ......:...................... 6
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er, who relieved lufterton, held the
viltors without a run o'er the last six
innlhit,. Smith pitched good ball un
til the seventh Innldg, When he weak
ened. He was replaced by Wilson in
the eighth, just in time to save the day
for Victoria: Soore: R. H. 3.
Beattle ...................................... 5 6 1
Victoha .............. ............6...... 10 1
Batterles-Fullerton, Schneider and
Watly; Smith, Wilson and Meek.
Taoomai 'tdnout.
. t~~+*, April .9.-5 ,t-e-1M held the
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Sodre: R. H. a.
Port nd ............................ 4 7
Taco mra. ............. . . 0. 0 1 0
Batteries- lastley and iHarris; 'Hg
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