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Baseball .* Racing Jt Billiards Jt Automobiiing Jt Golf & Boxing & Soccer Jt Othef Sporti
GiANTS HOME AT LAST
Ready for Pennant Race if Looks
Count tor Anything.
FAST PRACTICE FOR YALE
Yankees. Airaost at Their Own
Doors to Play in Jersey
City To-day.
The Olaati ' b» all Kw* York
b*. th< ;• ■ •;• | vi-day. a:>«l - !i ■
H"h> BN c: «-n"Utli • '"'' ' <o
ChSl] »;t;d» t:.:i: v. ■ I M
■.. • ,
• for Eha BOH time. Thi MfS la
batlfc) artd ■ aa treaa Bah
bl called at S
e'elo );. ■ ::> ; • • I .' Hi •' '*' HM
. • . ; •:• I;--. Of
Tvhorr. aWOa ■ . • • thai yar, and
l)l^k^ ■••.•• Ifl BWh f<^r
>»■ v .-:;. :r i^.ith.- • ajaO] «t »ny
Time Cfeasaafl or Ath-.-s n;.v bl • ed *<• Ihe
t>t> - • ■ ■ ■ : aarty paa
lerfli > • ■ ■ h ..-■■.•'
X\i- tosti -i- ■' o•■ Time was !"*T !n F«-t
'•• i „ • ' . *■ --'.I • ;row:,ls • ■
Qraar flwidefl «1 the Hrt minute t •
men tJ I act f aaf I ■■..■'■ some Htty
gaayare froMrawfl oa»t the diamond in ti.e
■TißHf" 1 " to •'■ kwn <v;pht of • f<w
fnn" : . v»i a-!d pome di^i-in-'he-wool
far*' eri • \. • • ■ Aa c;im»
t'.^a;..
BcOraw raid • • I ttV I OCN in
:lr.# re r.io'ion phw> •. vaady
for 'ho jwr.nnrit Tir<- te N>jrm. nni they
iooked :t T v • • - • in had left
v.* Bank ob f- • • d aai ••■■»
- aaa • • > , •>, tii«»
'1 a"^
no (:nr, %^ msp | • • Che DMI air
asasaa to net like it tOßle n*id the m^n
Cha ttnll . diamond
rir.lled d arß DIM tl I hm.
;•. rH KhOWl
rhe o'.:Tflri,^ !,K'- h m hoolhoy and ■■ ;nd up
by do.i.p j. ••v ijiiljiUih | • t hai».
ft. rfin aprwarK to hnve Taken on
•t»ou' 'en or f.fteon pound*, looked arid
acted ...... t iniP i HSt y*>«r
ai BrJgeacn. Larry Doyle nnd M-rk 1 ' ajeaa
?»f Dad| at r beta, bI ". nr> v,
»ho walked with a flicht !:mp. insisted that
tdi IbM x\ . •■ i tter, and that h"
m-ould !.. • • . | ;1 ,-»> 8 t ftrtt
at almort any •
Prnii' of •■ ' •• il l ■-•• r* That They
kaaa* a i • . ar. whfle loah i*
vore and Baahl I • ■ ■ "i)l r:g!-.t it
«'Jt for a place ■ ■•••: -..indled high '
818 l :r. ■ ■ - ■• • had playrd
there all their .■. ■
Jo!.:. ,1 KflOraw. ai' !i\e;y a« 881 BHB,
wafi fj:i. ■ ..• ; reacrceA, a* bbbbX baj -•
!n rp- k . ' ].Jf rner. :
'■^■' an »- aeatta. and paa
»** fo: • • t kind of eondlti . • ■
BBfl ■■<•• : U ... • aafiy to play
the beat ; ■ the) know . ■„-. I ■ ■ ■
bjO be i • ■ • ■
• • !.:s three ■ • ■
pitchers | . B t^p ar.d A»f
■tter condition t Ft art thi ■
ton tJbl ■ • and :\ w -
erd m I raiilwi ■ • ptaj -
ir.« ;n ■ • ■ .
" • ■ .'.'l be ;ia'.nt
■
I ■ hard on
the ba • • • ...
■ ■ .' 881 vrar.
FVefl ' • • ißrar York
■ •• roay ttaa bhi b]
rt*y bj ■ tßprove4 in
I ■ • ■
• _ ■ • ■ . ■
lake •:; ■ . :
Manci >• : • ; ijvj
Bea r«TI ' • ■ 1 Their lai=t '
■ " I if no
• ■ . • I
pan - the lerat r
League They
I •.ill move
" eami- v • • ..I \»-M
aiiikc • ■ • ■ • . x ; ■ .: ; a ■
■:. ■ • •
-
• .
local ■ . •
ftay * ■ r^th-r
n>or» t •
.- ■ .
P •■ r. who j
• ' a xv :t !i :!.•■ 'iaT.ki-i-s. ;-!^d
■ ■
.
li:ve : .
Uh'. Cheat been I Keaj York
• • • I BM an 4
!:« :r. v • . . .1. ■ .
ti*y a:
base. l^i^ .l)rt) V ■
■•• tiU'-i i
UK4*. tl-.. ... i rids.
Okarte* v : -a h v. epeeel BjarvoJ f
Bai p> « 'i i v- ■■. •
: I la th» task of Cha
■ • ■ • ' ■ 80, Lit. ..u
Th'.irs..-.- tveaSag.fi ■.: i». - r
t -■' . baa ■ ■ ■
: • tant t ■ • ■ .^
■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ I mark ,
tanti"'
■ bl '• Bath Tli-
t'T)»- Wai • ■• If • • thai.
'
ttona] >••;!• \• > ■ ■
■.• .. ■ ■ ■ . . •.
• ■ • '..,-♦
t-ii k< nnd fM.iMisli.-,!
a ■ ■ Car I t that atyte
>)>■ »«Itnir.!M ••• 81M ■ , Tl.t
.•ld mark, • ■ ■ i 'i .' Handy.
MiX" ' the k r.am of
the Vl
■ •• <-ii Kur>i ■ k ■ •
whom h* • ■» . • tfcfnga '?.:.-• \»..r. Ju
II . ■
«'ania :■.:.'. Juht> !)•■; kiiis iturdick ■
d. • >
"'•••,.■ ■ ..
1 ■ ' • ' r *■•:-
Kjrtvaj La Marphy i ■ thai Efordk k
: . ■ > • rnoj.th.
• ' ■ ■ '! ■ ■ . n. At .!.-! «.•■
t'lut' Baa • -.t.'-r. aan in.- lately re- :
-
htta on» of :he ajoat BBSa}aroaa nun o • ■
Wmrd T'.i<k; bbi ■• • m* »** >*}? «pe.
clal r»'* «).:<•. will h* a ♦■ •
IMI • . BBBaail »' ' - ' • • • • . i..
ksj lit*. > ■ • ■
h*Jd ir. the CM :.-,-•■•
Harry Bkassn bi gnBM i idh .. *'. < ,(
rumw i tit :•■ • ■ ! I,\ Cnmpin) X
Of th<- —'I ! : ■ ' • ' ' \ ■ ■ .-:
rjcxr.ber.
Chas.Bakc^&Co.ld.
A*l k/i.4\ COLOXIAL, OOU-. & SPOUTING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
Larqesi and Best Stores in LONDON tor
TAILORING AND OUTFITTING.
Leather Hat flaxes.. Trunks, Bags, etc.
271-274, Hi^h Holborn mi skated fa»kk»m book pkei ; .
41-43, Lud^ate Hill ctosc to si. rmu
137-140, Tottenham Court Road wmm wmnm miscum.)
POLO FUND GROWS ABROAD
Money Being Raised to Purchase
Ponies for Play Here.
I^nion, April 5» ■ The cr>mmlM»e recently
formed Is raise fSO.i«if to purchase ponies
with which to equip a BOW team to be rent
PB the DMasi State? in an effort to win
back the international cup has secured sun
••• r1;r 1 ; tionr rmounting to Hs.<so(*. a long ]lBt
at dM aghaafbai to the fund is liKhed
this morning. K«"n int» rest Is V^elng taken
!:i BW project.
FORDHAM WINS DULL GAME
Easily Defeats Vermont, Making
Total ot Eighteen Hits.
F.-<rd?inr;i e.is'lv derrsito.l the T*niver«!:v
:of Vermont In an ;:r Intr re- 'ing basc'-nll
rail* SB ror"ih^m PVM resterdav. The
OMtoj is •. I x 'if —a;, com wind
blew aCNaa the rirlii jind Interrere.i with
the playing McKeeera, wa i twtrlai for
F PgßUa, was .1 ... rtaftON nrd
allowed only «lx bits. The combined ef
• »?.-<> ti**--. PlaJbarty and C Oaßard
Bfefa I t.i •.:<.;! t^:^ hard hitting at th* baOßg
•~. who made a Total of <i»!h'c. Bate*
tan The h.-i«?ing of rhris M^honev. th.»
Ft«r pttchai Mr Fordham. who BBWd COB
■ ■ M. was the feature of th»* cam" Me
?7ind<- a homer. « doulil" and » « ; ricl" in
Daar time* at tat.
PwfdSatta ■oared fo-,:r run* In the BMBOfI
Inning, on five hits, frd folio* «-d with tWO
'• ••• In Aa third lnr. f nc. >ra'}.'n»; BayMßj
t'i retire V*lnhert>-. whn re!leve.i iiim. rc
< i\«-d th* t-:«nie medicine, being fnr.nd for
hits, witti 11 Total of ff\-fji runs.
HcCoaaeU, of v^anaoat, ajoi ihe rtr .~t all
of? Koown, la *'< third Inning It waa
a flta*hing rwo-kagßger. Four skajEki a:i.i
t\<o orMfß gave the \ 1 siting Team its f<>isr .
Cha fifth ii.TTirg. A sin^-'e by Pmit'i. j
• BVDT and a batter being hit netted the
' ■ ' • r run.
The pcore follows:
FoHMHAM VERMONT
r 1^ i'"> ■ * r It 1 p" » "
? Vri") r 1 I 7 0 <■' Lynn* Th 0 113 0
.' arc i ii. 114 3 a mithMA 01220
Mabn.y.cf 3 I 8 1 <■ H G*r<J ."<«11 0
}'ir ry , f f> n o « " M«>t"f prt i 1 '! " •»
S h»n» IM 210 0 CM-<.nll r 0 1 3 0 1
<.'.*«Tl If ?. 3 < MrltnWM.rf <» M O 0 0
K<"-k.rt. bl } 1 I 1 Tut'on. Ib. I I f 2 I
U'-*]}, :-.;• 0 0 o o « fmltr! Ih .i 1 S 2 <•
Kharkpy. if • 3 " o iu.|,,,, c , i .- n 2 «
Barren rf 0 0 1 « «F!«h'tyrfp 1 0 <• " a
m< i«9 m 1 2 0 3 <• tan. «.... Mf I II
Mn'it*. r<< o 1 <. <i i tl^rrtrd.p 0 0 0 0 0
■ '%• BB l • •• 1 <• 1 1
T<««> ..13 IS 27 10 i Tot«^ 8 «241« S :
■l a 4 2 i i 6 • • x—l 3x — 13
Vrrm. Nt ........ o •» o 4 •' • 1 I —.% 1
I*U* nn h«I]» (Ml Mi K'-orni. i . «fT
: ■•- I T» n l«if am ateo— n. umiwi
'. ■r» ■ !<if"^ ha Mn'art^j Hoiw •wm Ma.
!^;t» < >TT H«yn>*. 9 it S Innings. 08
Flahntjr. v in 3 inrilne*. off C Oenavi. <• in -
tnalaga Sttl:. k out By M-K>'>»r.. B; by
II«yne«. 4. hy Flaherty. |« 1 j c G»rr«j-il. 2.
D übt« j 'a- aahnfi at 1 Hifaniij I.• • •
•s rdhaat, 5. I'mnOßt, 1 : — -■ - I I
<>I"a Stolen »****— Me >mn<U. Mah<.rwj. $. ;
■ ■:■ . .-Christ Hattq bStm Btlwtt.
Eharkry HJr b| pttrbcr Kec»r. <Ha>-ne«i
Ir ; ;rt- -li.rrrih Tim»- 2 "i»
SOCCER TITLE IN BALANCE '
Championship May Be Decided
by Columbia-Yale Game.
The pame which wl'l pcwaahly aaddc the
:isi.iii of The hrteiuiHniaia Booeor
league an I* jLiyt-d at South Field on
F.;r;:<:.-.v. Ap:: I*. l-etwe<-n CotUßßbl . and
Yale. If Columbia win.- t!.e MomtagS] :•
H. ic!.t«= players will bavl an undls;' ■-.:• i
ttle. With a clean record. whOe I victory
: : •' • BRH Wffl tie the two t».*ms Cor t:.e
r.ship '■ that case the team hav
ing k> ored the greater number of goals in
I ■■ m tern a n g. t the title.
• Vinding in the Intercoll* piat" league
;> ,1.- follows:
WvTi. Li »'
roiutnbla 4 c
rate a l
■. 8 I
■ 2 'i
1 ■»■» ■ Ivanla ...... » -
■ tm ■ . . i 4
THREE FAVORITES WIN '
Two Odds-On Choices, However,
Fail at Jamestown.
Norfolk Va.. Ajir!) L— Three favorites,
■ 'ddK-on, »on at the '• sstowi ira.k
Ui fllj 10l 111 1 1 winch run a. sensational
the r.rst .vent. Plant land and 811- 1
\* r::i.
T!.«- (;r,lden l?utt.rfly, quoteO at 4 to 1.
furrilsht-d a Furjrl«e In the third ra< ••• ly
deohaj md aetoatlag Taaaaira,]
Bg f; portal Nora Kn:ma, a
r«-d )i.,t favorit*- l:i \\\>- p.- or.l rac«', was ■
■j rjade i~i>\ Tiie laaanariea ioi
toar:
IHrw 1-2. v .}. :••..-. ana I • !>..'•... 114
(SiPlr.'isr'Jti. 2 to .'.. won. K4nioni Adam*. 114
■HMlIi B to 2. »'.iinJ, l>f!iJaca. 114 d'alnsi.
/'.nn. •■«" i H tioocacre ami liuir
ia:,.
i Thrr iputw: fm^r fiiloncn I><> )->»(1.
I I ■• -f ■..,. 4 ;,, 1 ■ sC:nma. I<i7
]<», w-nrid. SJ. ;,.!•;, l. i<i7 ,•;.■. -;,.-.,
19 • 1. CBM. Rmm. o:5o Jan«-!ia and Uertka
- r»n.
1 race (pOTW; Bye *: \ a bait tw* :.»;►■
'••n I<i:"*»tTV. . 1 1'urton 1. ti IS 1. win;
■ . 101 ii'h!:.ti. 7 ' ■ •), wconci. latly &
ill •;*[.. :•■! 1 'lird. Time. 1 :07«». Wuod
■ ■
r fl r- H ■*<*•■;•.#. '.r.- rr.tlPt I'Hr. 1 '
" ' 4 to .'.. »nn n>i"Ti<'ti ii. H'» 'l>jrtnn».
. l,r>i« 4*a\nnach. Ho ,M;;?;-«vi-i,
1 1 nare ttam. 1 anl Havr< 07. 1
Hi'ich «n<l Qlneecr a.i>r. r»n
tm i •;■ ira* i-ix ' .r. -r»> Rlvcrta, !73
■• .. 9 to 1". »on. I»«n<l«-r. 11«- iltH .
.' to 2 t*-r*m<'. . Pmur. V i?telntuir<lt>. :i H ."..
♦hlr<l. Time. T:1«V }\i r.rv CMBKaMa, Flat
Btl •■• • ■ aae ran
RACING AT JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, Kla . Ai'ril S -Booker Ked«
pant*"* finish in th« fourth race was the
• . : t ; . racing ;it M<»ncrief Park
to-<iay. tin- .... ■prteter laMr.*
I ■ eath bl l-oat BlWßtfghl by it no.«e
Announc»-nvnt stntinir i'»t then- would
1« racing In ""ansida. fol', w .-d by the hand
playing '<K>d Save the Kin*.' BSJSI pTO
• . I ■,1 UNBM •- the beti (tag. Five
riteii wot. Tie Kummmiea follom-:
PweJ r*^* <«ellln*. ••^••■n (Orteanl '"hilla
I- (VTHsan). 3 t" '>, wen. h.'ll\ Frertnr. I"?*
I „. -. p. <-r-.-r.r\ . A««>. 1«»* Hnnnnnri, '
BM • 1 dBH Tim-. 1 27** Ml»* M«riorl<». ■
l; .ncnart. Tiln' Ijf^- ani H'in."- *!■> ran
mr (i>^llln«. fo.ir furln^cfi H •■'»•»;<
ll* ■;•.:. | • *. won. Rosebani 111 ii*
illamtM ie t.> j. tmemtA; CBcea. i"^ (trOoo
1«. • . i taM TtaM 'i «!♦«» Irmr^'' lo '- '
Ix-m Frta- Mi-iri . BMi nn-1 •JMeea
Owl ■'■ ' rmn
TMre ltd r»'t^"l»-iii' pun*; -nc mll^ »n.!
f'\*^i»> ftrtn P"trni. 11l il'ivniv.rti, 2<» to 1.
■ niiiwj ih (J H«tm '. i•»i, •
: • 1 *>'*, HoaOrl bM*eajSMO Harry Scott. I
j;. ; i • ■•*■ ]■- ' u '->'». BertKß, Brae Kir<>, Qeeaa
I>«i »n1 Taniartan •!* • ran
m By* ani c i.iiif turtuuaa]
':. < in lOeaci, s to n. wtm EratncM. '
lev <I >av •:.[,• rt i. 5 f'» I. iwml Jo^ ilati<n» .
|«* (Kotmvri 1 • 1. ttilri Tiinp. I:'»7S
J«k Nunn^ily St ,!»-«nr.«- V!«» Hfr».-»n an 1
Hill atoo ron
r»c«- m-Iltn»f »!« '■.■«•- ; •„ i, . 114
..i H.fwi 7 t . 2 w'-n Pwrooi k« 121 ij
H>«ki. >• i" 1 iNWIi ll"n^ !{iin. :. ,I^-vm.
| ••• 1 'h»r<l 7ru.- l I.S Hninn.,, lu-uUfi.
H ail Kin. •• a 111 saw ran
» • •■ r.c on* nil* ar.rt »*-v»n»y
VaaML 11 i fWI gasjl h t • win; j
QMeeMBBMai 1 1A 'Haniian. ft to J w~ on<:
<><<+n. nr. iK"»n.»ji B to 1 t>:r<l Tim*'
I 4.'-H Mert\ Oifi yua^ fc a BJ Kjrd. CaOH ,
»«r- rt i T"o?n'-'»t nlfi ran
VANDERBILT HORSE WINS AGAIN.
•i! f- Th»- P-ix Malga-hr. run
at Bttßaaßavt^afßtai tf>-diy. wa» won by W. ]
k vaswaranra Marraureip Haab PwVs .
!";■!;. !-»• «■■., Eht Prt« A«a»Bfl atid W K. .
Vmutmpßft RtpoSa BaMMi thiid in the'
iMs 1- D'.oia.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 0. 1010.
YANKEES HAMMER BALL
Pile Up Twelve Runs in Fast
Game at Richmond.
QUIIMIM PITCHES GOOD BALL
Stays Full Nine Innings — Wol
ter Slams Out a Long Home
Run Drive.
Richmond. V.-v. April H— The I* ■ York
Taaheei won fhefr hal eshfbltioa came
;in tiie aaoth h»r.- thai afternoon. (eating
I Che loeni virci-'.-i Leagne team by a acore
' of 1? !n 2
i>. spilt the of the •rora, the Kama
wa:- the best of the entire trip North from
'Athens The weafhM was Ideal for frr>o^l
.... arana and no wind to
(tr«'Pk <'f. whl!»« :i c >0.l siwd crowd was
rut.
it ■«■.-•« rot (roe to any unusual weakness
! on the part nf th«» l^cal rhih that the Tan
kr- i baag*4 tho i>aii where and w!i»-n th^y
pka!»el. I t:l rather to the keen batting eve
; of the Flu^i.e'-:. whom Stalling* has in ills
, dab.
R.chn.or«l ;ts. lf jf credited with bavtttg :i
bagvy Bitting baun, b if the ptayera could
■ (in little with the aetlvery of .la.-k Qatea,
1 who two paara an-* pitched on this ctob
and d!u not iose a pinsle ji.ntno. Ac-cor»l
iiik to local ptayan and ""tana/" the Tan
keep have the beat rfafllg chih of ;.ry of
the Mg magSM teams ti..it bavo visittil
this city this; sprii p. They say the Hill
tOpßOn excel the <;i:int> la l^itiinß.
KtrtgMt Gardner, Wolter and Remphtn
1 ha.i then bhj etahi ovl .•.'•! whaled the
ball to «ii parts • • the it Wetter hat- >
! t« <1 out th<» flrpt home run that has been
i niadrt here this ■eaaoa in the third inning
In th«* fifth th*- Va:.l,os got batty with
thrir hat.* and bang'-«l our seven runs. :
1 "nt il that time the j;i«me had been fairly
Clope.
Jack <J;inn iv the fi>t of t'ir Yankee
pn h.:s to travel the f'-il nine innings. He
! could have phut out the local players, but
took thtngfl aaafly jti the bM few innijczs.
The team tod here to-night •■•; Jersey;
Ctty, wliere a gam< will be pteyod to-tnor
; row. naTaßore faOovra:
new ton i BJ MM ■
r Hi i> ■ a *, i Ih i-. a •
j Hemphiil.lf H I a « •■ Ls.rAntnTT 2b 0 2 1 ii 1
Wolter. rf. - ;s 3 1 0 ;:ak<i. f». . ••••311
!«*!-*•«-. rf . . 1 1 40 o|\Va]'.a<-.- .f 0 ; I i "
<;ar.sn^r.L't. J n .; ;; o Tn:., .n rf . oil 0 0:
rater, *» - - «• a i Lawlor. If.. 10 3 0 1
Kn.shr. 1». 2 4 10 2 o' Htchlo lb . 0 0 G 0 0
Auftin. Zb 112 10 Brown 3b 1-14"
?»>e^n«>. c O I 2 0 0 Irvine.' c... 0 <» 3 0 V
<lvi:::\. p.. O o 2 1 n KMeL c... 0 0 4 0 0
p.. o o c 2 c
I Bior .k*. p. . 0 0 0 0 O
i Heia. p ,i v a i «
Total!.. .12 lv 27 11 l' Totals _ 624 9 3
Iff** York 0 1 1 ■ 7 2 1 • x— l 2
I■■ ■ • I . <> it 0 o o 0 0 2 0 — 'i
FirFt ba»e on limi Kew V<-.ik. 2. Ri hmond.
1 l. •■ on taws %>* y.rk. 1*; Rkhmood, 3.
Ki-«T beat on La::« -Off K.\«-ii.. 2; oe Brooks, i
off vui"". ■» Siru-k out Hy Rewlte, 2: by
i ■ ' - l . by Bale, 2. bj ) ilnn, l Bpom mn -
W<:trr. Tvo-Va.«.- hite — Knicl>l '2. Hcmphill.
l^atrirrafr Sa -rifice hits WoiTfr. Austin. I
■ • - ' '■■ ■ (2) Gardaei Doable i>la>s -
Oar.inw Hwi Kr.i^ht: Wolter an.l Knicht; Oanl
oar. Foetpr and Knljrht: Foat'r. Gardner and
Kmrh! WTM pltcn Revelle. Hltß—off Ti'-v^'.v
4 in 4 inning, oft Brooks, 8 in 1 innlnn: off
'■:••.. Umpire— Mace. Tn ... of
gam'- 1 r.2
YANKEE CUBS BEAT NORFOLK.
"< Tolcpraph la Th*- TrlLun<- 1
Norf ilk. 'a.. Aj-rii ft, -The New York
American OECond team defeated the Norfolk
nine here to-day by a soor.> of M to 5. \
Tl;»' Tmnnlgmns mnttntieo their tieeij stick
work ami made fourteea hits, hladdea and
Bngte •'xrrliisijr. a pin diamond, the :
fir^t tin team has played on tlii.-s waaon,
contributrd t>> the Kreat Improve In
the Jiildinc.
The team will } lay in Richmond to-mor
roar.
Tht- More by inninKs follow?:
R H B
M V a-: Rieeai ..•••!! Mil -10 14 2
,« <«<»«.-'. l«• i "74
Hait.rits ■ h.i'.-i. I paea -1 Kltctoell; llc
<":iri!\. ■.•.'. McOStthjr ana Muns.n.
SUPERBAS FAST IN FIELD
Defeat Orioles and Make First
Triple Play of Season.
[By MBSiapl • " ■ nnwiim 1
IJaltimure. •.■-■..■ a j^tiff Vtnd i
' blowteg acrnai the dmmond, it was not j
esactl) a Ro^.d .':ai for a baseball game,
i.in Btn !• !."• •■■' Buperbaa and -'^rk \
l>;;!in's (iriob-s hooked i;;> f'<r the first of
ta ' ' <\hv. nrooklyn WfOtltng by
■ r m ■ • I The wti l Interfered with
t 1 • pttcfafatg.
The Sup^riias made the first triple plnv
nf fde «i'iisnn. !n \>.,. sov«»nth inr.ing the
Ortotee t:Mii *Jm ! nea fun. wtth nobody out.
Bheu the |lay ■w;i<« palled off Hopkins and :
Hall orxn«d the half by l..r* .ui; aafe and
Area •• 1 tse on i;"-. tilling the'
'packs. <"atiz lilt ;i tine drive toward left, j
and at the 'iaik of the bat all the baaa
raaaera w«-r.' off flytng, bvj Tommy McMil
lan jumpeJ into the air .-ir.d pulled dowaJ
ri. He whi|ip»-<i it to Hummel at ]
■ •"ii".i the i-ali. bni recov
•red it in tfane ;•> beat H.ui to second baaa. '
napkins, In t:i<- mean time, hunlnd back
to third and tOOCbed the inn: :n<\ tn.-.! to
sneak borne, but Hummel got the ball to ;
Krwin In time to nan bfan.
lfrooal.Hl BOt Ore ru:is la th.> first inniiiß '
rhmayti ponneny's wlkb i l nrch started
'■' ■ garni . beatlw I i bant l>aiib.-rt !
ascrUoed, bot i'.y<-rs tried t<> nr>\ Bvrcb ;
Bl s. ad, with the r.-.-vilt that i.oth run- ;
r^-rs Were cuff- \Vh«-at drew :>. puss, tilling
tb<- \<**r- HommeTs crack bo Catfa forced
Itur<-h si | Int.- Then followed a wild;
. • tw. pa sou to Lqmley and Me- 1
I .•• • . ;i par::*-*] hall :ind a - *;i X !.> l,y M<-- '
"i ■•;. which netted Bye runs.
The Baperhai sred Bye more ma in :
the eighth and tiinth iiitij; l;> by lieavy liit
! tin*
Brrore by McElveea and PTheat, t0 e ..t),..r
with an out end ■ double b> |{y«i r >. nn
' Baltfanore tw<. in the fourth bmmg. «;oo,i
I stick w..rk at totervala in-.- the Orioles
t four in' re mas before the i nd ->f the k -ni"
The Buperhae win leave for home mnne- |
• nftor the K.tm< to-morrow and win
rearh Jersey Ctty at » bj o'clock to-morrow
DftfJ t
Preatdeni Bbbeta h.^s wrtttea s lett.-r to
j..in t Ljmch, presMeni of the Katfcmal
: ■ - • ■ ;•••■'•■ Uag ■gainst the order that
| would beep newspaper photographen off
the fleli. Bhbeta baa a!s.. maibd a ropy \
..f hts iot;,. r to the pn ua* t^ ..r the aavea
Sfatlona] i.. am,, ctnba.
Tie ■core by natega follows:
Pr.jok!>r. B«»»09(< <t a •• ;.'. I'- j
BBlttaM I | | | | ] | ,! {■[ J
nitt^.Vf. s ».*+*<■ c „,„( Krwta; nwsin f
Rkntoii fin;,ir«-s- I',n-r»:th end ;
SADDLE HORSEMEN IN SESSION
UoaanrtUa, April L— The AJnerlcao s.id
dl.- Horik i . Ai<snc|ation. it Us
nieftin;,- bore to.i.i;.. etoeted the foUowtag
l'r.-M.unt. Qrneral John B. CaaUeman. of
Louisville, \',, president Lawrence N.
lonaa, <<t Umlai ßhi; limuiu, Harry w. iv
Btagei . of LoulevlDe.
Rwa tO bt th. , • ileg on I
ittoa atand until January, when new!
raaai v\i:i ro m<., sSect, reg botli tim !
aam rr<i urc to tw regUleied h ladd'e
Tiie ■ • ... |.-itj .., \> n' h | „, .. t . j „, !,.
in a preopsiuui oandttloß Bnandally.
TOO COLD FOR BASEBALL GAME.
l'l.iisdeijihi.i. Apr. i | ti • weather to>day
am »iki , oi,i ■ . . v „,: , \ t:,,.
tifiii cune of the ><•:!•> i.. moon the
I Ipbla BMjoi lee.i # team* wn ,^.
dared on
— — - - ' ;
I!.iM-t>all. r.: , <,!..,!.: . Ji" II I
glsnn ... 00c 1|
More Auto Records "BroK^rt.
Barney Oldfield Sets New Mark for One N"le
Over a Circular Track.
rinva Dal Hey. Cal.. April 8 — Uarnev
Oldfield. George Robertson, of Vanderbtlt
Cup fame; Ralph He Talma and I^n
Klrschcr took turns in smashing world a
automobile records at the formal Opening
of the !if>w board trr\^k here to-day. It wns
j a feesi of need, and the crowd looked on
I in blank amazement as the daring drivers
j btirled their cars around the atoonty banke i
: Faucer trn In time that was little short
| Of marvellous. •-
V.vvy world's record for a one-mile track
i from one to a hundred rnil^s was broken
I and five national speedway marks were
( lowered in the time trials and the free
for-all cot. tests.
R«« mile trark lOeOfdl were, expected.
i as this is the first board track ever raced
on by motor car*.. In addition to national
•r< enrds new marks were also set in the
M.v-v , ,nr mc*«.
The racing was (MO from accidents. At
the end of the -•i-mile rac* a I»orris car.
drtvea by frank Betfert, turned turtle, but
after the car bad run into the paddock.
ifert'a arms liad become Bums from the
strain, and h<> tost control of the wheel.
He ■ as not Injured
OtdfleM. fresh from his record breaking
trlala OB 'be n«rMa beach, drove his 2'"
boroopower Baaa car over the ono-fnQi <ii ij
tance in KJI BOOanda. The old mark for a
Circular tr;ick was R4O seconds. (Stab*
U>ho4 by Lewis ptranc at Atlanta. OMOdd
lirove the 1:1. ■ car in which h>- OOW OVOT
the Florida beach In 27. .X1 seconds, or at
the i ate of l.ii miles an hour.
George Robertson, driving n Simplex car. '
established a bow world's record for ten
miles, covering the distance in 6 minutes
31.37 seconds The old mark was 7 Minutes
i 7-10 seconds, made by Lewis Ptrang.
PiCATO BESTS MARIO
Clever Western Lightweight
Makes Good Impression.
Frank Piratn. the latent lightweight
l.oxer from the Far West, made a favor
able how to a New York crowd last night
hy IClly outpointing Johnny Marto. the
But Side Idol in a ten-round bout at the
National Athletic Club. In six of the ten
rounds Picato had the advantace, while
only in one. the ninth. did Marto look
like a winner.
A . U v.-r two-handed fiph?<*r and one* of
the best at his weight was the general
opinion of Plcato at the finish. Marto
tried and tried to laid his dangerous right.
but the boy from Lot Anpele<= j?enerally
managed to Mock the •haymaker."
Before the ."tars of the evening could
he brought .•'h»-r an argument or.sued
over bandages. Both had their hands pe
ourelv IllCOllfd. nnii it was finally decided
to remove them altogether. The boys a;
; peared shoot even as to height and weight.
thmißh Marto looked the more muscular
of the two.
They f.lt each other out cautiously in
the first round, though Plcato was more
aggressive in the little lea-linK which was
! <lone. The Westerner stood up to tola work
well, white Ma resorted to his favorite
crouch. It Wtl an even thing at the bell.
There «ma aaorc action in the Kcond ses
\ sion. M.irto, in particular, showing more
I life. In the clinches he hit his man hard
ion the body several tim» ■.«». Pi«ato squared
I account* with lean lefts to the face. and
t! ■ re was little to choose at the •■nd.
Fast Bad MriOOa was the lighting in the
' third, the men mixing it up all over "'
ring. PleatO kUgb.l his man with lefts.
while M.irt.. depended .11 -.: right hand wal
lop, It was Picato round. Both men
were tired befon the (both round wsa ball
1 orer. At one i-t.i« Marto appeared groggy,
but the local man look the ■team out ' I
Picati with ■ body punch toward the close.
PlcatO had a shade the better of the argu
j nuut.
la the fifth Mart., did moat of the forcing.
1 :t t,»- s. Morn landed. They were Inche 1
must of tho t!i!,.. and honors were even,
! M nt i caught the Westerner with right and
j left early In the sixth round, and from then
! to the bdl UM local boy held the upper
h.nil. Plcato't blows lacking stiu:n. Tins
was Marto's round.
Tin> Kfventh s;i\v Plcato again the Bg
treajor. As they broke out of a clinch
Picato Caught bis man wtth an apparent
and a little lafr the Loa Angeles boy
nearly drove Marto through the ropea with
a left swing. T!;e local boxer was always
strong and willing, but it was PtcatO'l
roun<!.
la the eighth Pleats m irly closed Mar
io's left «>•■. and scored agata and ;i^ai:i.
At t'lo close Marto was tired, and the bell
must have bOOB welcome. This was ■gala
Pteato'l round. •
Picato took the lead la .... binding
throe blows to one by his opponent. A left
anil riulit in SaecOßStoo to Marto'i jaw
weakened the local man, who was back
lji^r around the ring at the bell. The round
was all Pteato'a. The latter** cleverness
also show- .1 to advant.-ij-i- la the final round.
The Western**! whipped out left and rights.
but in an exchange of swings Marto also
landed beastly on til.- Jaw. The other, was
always forcing and counting, M that t'ii.
rotniil. as well as nearly all the others
fQlied In his favor.
There WON three preliminary bouts, the
beat being a six-r.'ijnd affair between
Toung Roeher, the Wed Sid.' losssaa, and
Larry trath, of Ireland. They fought
hard fr«<:n bell to hell, with R..«-i*r a!w.i\s
the aggressor, and be deserved the verdict.
They weighed aboul 11 1 pn inda
CHESS TITLE FOR N. Y. U.
Beats City College Team in
Final Match for Championship.
New York Ualvsceltj won the Inter stats
College Cheai Lsagae championship yes
terday by •• ting the College of th.> city
of (few fork by ■ margin of 14 potnta.
I" iv RnssefJ, top board, mid a Wtaman,
third board, for the winning learn. won
their games, while \Y E Rudolph Hnd A.
K. Jayaoa both scored draws, frames by
adJudteatlOß. Th .i tiHvr WOW York I'ni
v>rsit> tho victory by I points to i.
1 1.-- match with Rutgers waa wound up
by the adjudication of two games that had
bten left unfinished, and this contest went
to the credit of the New Forks - by the
boo •■ of ■■■'■.■ fn >», Havana hnd ■ toi:.«ly
bom defeated by ■ score Of 4 to 0 The
College of the City of New York nnlsliiiil
i. having nri'ie <U«n sr..res tgalnst
ttrith Rutgers and Stevens.
PViOowmg i* the nummary of the setting
matih:
n v crafty C C M T
1 F X Raaa*n ... l AM r«rss 0
2 U' X Ku.iolih. . . . J» 1- li» ■ i,
3 A *^:»iman 1 Frank*) . . 0
4 A H. Ja>» n '4 «;..|ilf-nt^rf H
Tot4l .8 T..tal 1
. tni.- at t!i»- foirth lonnl nan . heated
i:.ft rw ii llilnis
la »!■.«• matck wets Novj Tork l fni
and R"tn«'rM the vi mnera for the
ehampi «ere W V RnaseU VI 1-: Uu
dotaa Hud W <ii"ti-. ■:• arbfla a k .r.i\
*><n *■ ored a <lrnw
VIRGINIA. 4; NORTH CAROLINA. J.
Qreeneboro. N C. ''■■■■ * »The Unhrer*
atty ot vlrgtnta defeated the Ualveralt] of
.\..rth Carol!;. n in bas«.-l>ail a*re to-day L>
it fcLUI c of I lv 3.
Ralph De Palma took his turn at smash-
Ing old figures hy driving hi» Fiat car five
miles In 3 bilmi'es sVel eacawga, supersed
ing the. old record of 4 minutes 11. 32 seconds
set by oldtV'ld at Indianapolis.
Boa ICliatkar. not to be outdone. by the
others, dashed around the oval in Mi l>ar
raaq car with the Based of the wind and
covered two miles in 1 minute 13 -"9 second.*,
beating the old mark held by Lowkl Strung
a g >o.i four seconds.
Th* raring was unusually spirited, and
every contest was hard fought. The most
sensational drive of the day was made kg
OMAeM. In a Knox, In the ten-mile race
for cars wit!; .1."l-ftV> cubic Inches piston •■>
cement Opting away to a bad start.
<luo to his position on the extreme irsUle.
Ol.lfield an an eighth of a Oriel behind
the flying Ftoddnrd-DF.vton. with Uvln?
ston .irlvinc. in the flrsf half mll»\ Han
shue. in the .Vnperson. wan* running secor.d.
< ildfleld begasi bki race for the loaders, and
by the sad of the fourth mile was In com
mand, winning hnndlly In 7:51 2-5. The Ap
person car was second.
The rlvc-milo free-for-all race proved a
thriller, with IV Palma In the Flat !*>. and
Robertson In Iks Simplex, racing hood and
heed for almost the entire distance. The
Italian won by a scant length In 3:IK:*V
Th*- IMMwJIO race was a tight between
Harr*»un'a Marmon aT ; .i si*ferfs i>orrts.
The tars WON lapped, for ninety-five of the
one hundred miles. At the end of ninety
miles the I 'orris crossed the line one fo«.t
ahead of the Mnrir.on. Harrrrun drew away
in the tool five miles, however, and opened
SB a pap of eawaraj hundred fpet. He won
the race in 1 :2T»:22 1. which cits 4:4*>21 off
his own record, made at Atlanta.
ON THE GOLF LINKS
Many New Traps Being Placed
on Englewocd Course.
From now on the course of the Enstiewood
Golf Club will prove far harder to score
over than formerly. Under the watchful
eye of Jack Hobt n.-. the professional, many
new traps have been placed. Two pot bunk
ers now appear to the left of the first
green and another to the right, while two
m<>re similar traps will be cut in to the l»ft
of the second jjreen. not far from the water
hazard.
There will be two more traps or the left
hand side of No. 3 green, and a sand trap
b) plso likely to be placed a little to Iks
right. The bank at the ditch going to the
sixth hole has been raised two feet and a
trap put on the far side. A number of
mounds have been placed slightly in ad
vance of the seventh tie. and at the elev
enth the tee baa been moved back ten
yards. There will also be a trap to catch
a pulled bill going to the thirteenth.
A short time ago C. W. Evans, amateur
champion of the Western Golf Aaooejatloo,
fractured v wri?t as a result of ■ fall while
going over a hurdle, it is claimed th.it at
present Erana Ins little use of his fingers",
and 'here is BOOM concern because of the
possibility of the injury intf-rfering wit
K<>lf.
Bo rapidly lias the turf come on at F.al
tusrol this ppring thai there hi talk of put
ting the summer greens into commission
at once George Low, the club's "pro."
said last nieht that no mistake could be.
made by shifting to the regular gre»t.s <>n
Saturday, and provided the green commit
tee >r< willing, this will be done, much to
the delight of several hundred members.
Dave OdlTto baa aupplesaewted his r^ent
h - in tie open tournament al I
goal i Country Club by breaking the course
record |B :i raund tbt other day '
■ »ff a 6?. breaking tht beet pn
record. heM hy klmarlf. by two strokes.
DaTC wiil •■* ir:i
County «:"lt" »'l ib green for
Willie Smith and Alexander Boas will
play in the open championship tournament
of Oreat Britain over the links at St. An
drews on June 20. 21 and 22.
MURPHY A SHADE BETTER
Outpoints Hurley in a Fast and
Interesting Ten-Round Bout.
Tommy Murphy, the Harlem boy who
outpointed Owen Koran a few week.-« ago
OB the Pacific Coast, bad a rhade the bet
ter of •Tattling" Hurley in a Cast t»n
round i*o.ut at the opening of the Empire
Athletic Club last night. Murphy had the
better of the .•=<%■• nth, eighth and ninth
rounds. He landed the clronor blows and
put greaser force behind th«-m. Hurley
outpointed Tommy in the third and fourth
Bad won the fifth round by a wide margin.
The other rounds were even.
Hurley forced the battle from start to
finish and for the first five rounds kept
Murphy busy. The Harlem lad's awpertor
skill l>etran to te!l after the sixth round,
-•lit from then on he held the advantage.
There was not a dull moment during the
entire ■out
Hurley fought carefully and started <ft
ii •- a winner. He rocked Mill pay with a
nicely tlm«-d lab to 'he Cars and drove
home bard body blows that made Tooaaay
break ground The Paoaatc li.l's best
round was the fifth, whea he fomrht
Murphy oft his feet. He circled around
hla rival and slashwi his left to th«» face
and right to the body in telling lasWoa
A hard right bOOB to the law, delivered at
close range, iarrrd Murphy from head to
beda. Hur!»-\ followed his lead, and set
the crowd in an uproar by landing three
nior.- blows on Tommy's face.
Th» Htxth round whs evenly eoajsestedj,
The nun ••■•.I toe to 100 and MCaOjagod
punch*! Wttb ■ speed that could hardly be
followed The raOy aaoaMd to cap Hurley's
strengtl and rreafter Murphy was mas
if r of th" situation
Tommy showed to his best form in the
eighth round He tabbed Hurley on the
mouth and bom repeatedly, making nni
break ground for The Orel time during the
contesi Murphy straightened the Battler
up with hi* labbtag and shot his right OVOf
on the Jaw. Hurley ».,s wild, and Tommy
avoided hl.« awtnga and peppered his body
nnd bead with short upp«r<uts and Jolts
Murpln had all the better of the rifnrh
round, pounding hip opponent In ,-i m..st r.
l«ntle«s manner
CITY COLLEGE BASEBALL DATES.
.lames I Qutnn, m«nHger of the College
Of the Ctty of N,w York baO»baH team.
baa nn.,' god a schedule for the St Nicho
las HelKhtM team In spite of the NjBBbI
ruling of thi faculty, which voted thai a
niao could dm rtnroocni the institution
owing to lm k"f funds Qalnn, however.
baf raaged a schedule and has NOjUJOaU
cd the faculty to sun.tion it. with th«« un
.'. • :-r.ii:.iitm thai UM players would fur
nish the aeeeaaary outdla and be entirely
self -euppot ting,
The aehedota foUou April :•. I'ratt
Institiite. v' Brooklyn; April 13. New fork
Ualvoflt] , al O«Je field; April !•, Btereaa
Institute, ..t ilabaaoa; April _•:. st John's
College, at Urooklxn. Mi] I. St John's
Gollcget rt Jaepof <>viti. May »".. Manimt
taa >'oi'»-K' at Jaapet Oval: May 14. Rens
aolaar Polytechnic Institute, .it Troy; May
!' Pratt Institute, .it laapoj Oval, und
June i, avion Hall, at South Gran**
KETCHELL IS ARRESTED
No Number on Auto — Wilson
Mizner Gives House as Bail.
Stanley Ketrhell. middleweight cham
plnn of the world, and WUwtl ■sanar,
former hu«bnn«l <f Mrs. Charles T.
Yerkes. made an unexpe^t***! v 'sit to the
W>st (JSth gIHII station last *>v*"'nx
afl r they had Rf:irtfd for the r
Athletic cinb. Nt IBSth s> ::i«hth
avenue. Keroh»ll and MkBBOf w»r<>mak-
Ins rapid time to the club in KotcheiTs
automobile, when .--v were .halted by
Bicycle Patrolman Finmrnn at Broad
way and OC.th ttfwet.
Th* 1 policeman said Ifceysj was BO ree-
Istry number on Ko#HsSsTs machine, and
on that charge h»- arrested th" pusrilist.
KetrheWs explanation was that he hid
beefl using his California number nn '.
must have tool It. Mizner pave as m-rur
!ty fiT Kct< hell's app^aran<« In rourt
thcr house No. MS Weal Rial stratt,
which, he aaJa\ was valued nt OTJtOOO
and was clear of all incumhrano*.
DATE FOR BIG HORSE SHOW
Exhibition in Garden To Be
Held Later than Usual.
Th» directors of tht National Horse Phew
Association of America have derided to
held the annual exhibition thfs year d :rin«
t!if» week beßlnnlns; November H In Madt
son I ,"are larder.
Although thai will b* a wool Bshaj laasl
the show h\* keaSJ held prevtotjslv, -he M
rrrtor>« bellev** that '■ will prove mor«» a*'
cejitable to both exhibitors and visitors.
The Garden win agabi ba ecsftasaastl
decorated, and many foTOlgB SfwCOtS h >■ >
promised to attend. It Is exported th'i*
■agtaad will he ><fron«tly represented at the
.■how, even more so than it was last No
vember. The ißJtaffßWMasjal Horse Show at
Ix>ndon earn year Is liberally patronised by
exhibitors from th« I'nifed States, and th»
Britishers fee.l that they should reciprocate
by their attendance, it is said.
MANY ATHLETIC GAMES
__ »
Five Sets To-day Will Practical
ly End the Indoor Season.
The Indoor athletic season will practi
cally come to an end with the five sets
of tames to-da>. Chief interest rentres in
the Military Athletic Leasru** championship
meet at th* 2-? d Regiment amor:.-. r.rook
lyn. to-nlKht. V.'lth Melvln Sheppard.
Harry Olsslnsr. Harry Holland. Benny ftfaßßt
C. B. Clarke and Mclntee on Its team, the
22d Regiment will be a strong contend- r
for the championship litle.
The feature of the third annual «rrlns?
games of the 2d Battalion, N. M. N. V . hi
the armory, at 52d street and First avenue,
Brooklyn. wOJ be a special six-mile relay
race between Georjr«» Ot>ermeyer, of the
National Athletic Club, ar.d Eddie Can and
Jimmy Clark, of the Xavier Athletic Club.
The open two-ml!e novice race ha.«> drawn
out a larpe field • entries, and should be
well contested.
CJame?: '. r the aMfpi-es of |
School TT. Manhattan, will be h*M ■
Bth Regiment armory. 94th ?tre- I
a>SSIIia A ?pe"ial relay ra^f
hijrh schools of Hrookiyn ar.d Ma
Is expertrd to be one of the hanl fouK.it
contests of the evening. There will also
be trials of aer.>plf»nf» Bsoaaai which havo
be«^n marl* by aMSBSCTa of .r.e Aeronautic
Society and other ergaakmrJ
The twelfth annual irames of the Pc Witt
Clinton HiKh It heal will be held at'
Regiment armory, at Hr* -■• I a:.<l Park
BTenue, in the evening, while in the after
noon Hamilton Institute will hold its an
nual fames at the fM lejfiment armory.
ENTRY FOR "OCEAN RACE
First Boat Named for Long Con
test to Bermuda.
The first entry fee the saa race to
Pi 1 limits locorrod by ■ecrrtary VTattea
Unrray MeHag Of the Motor Baal ciub af
Anieri. 1 Is that of the 4T-foot ralstag
cower heal Yo Ho. owned by F. Fagg I 1
run. of Culifurr.'.a. a::d BOW BOBTtag COBBr
; lettoa at Bath, Me The Te n.. whtea is
a twin pcrew soot, will carry five hundred
gallons of gasolene — an 'i:nus;.ally ",.:r_ •
quantity for a boat of her dimension.-!
The race star' on .Tune 2T>.
V
The steam yacht A!lt;i. formerly owned
by Johfl 11. l-"laK!er. has been sold to Vi.-v-
Commodore Thomas A. BCovbai of |ha
Disokljß Yacht ciuh, ate wffl By ' ■ ■ -
on iter thai mnser He has BOU .. ■
power yacht Velocity.
A large twin BCTOW jiower jrachl
IS ha named Daahfca 1-; t>e!n< CWBOtmcted
by l'usfv 4 Jones at Wilmington. 1 >< ■'. .
from 'lesion.-* by Cox & Htevens. of this
city, for II \v Savage. The new >a. •.
which measures M feet over ill. M rVtt
beam and 4 feet I Inches draft, is to
be ready for Borvtee asowt June 15. and
aha ■ 111 be am I WOUBd ttdl l:ar: ■
tnjc the summer.
The K«w ftbrbetle TaeM Cttib, which
has Ju?t elected twenty-two BOW m-n^» .— .
■will beU it -i twenty-fifth anniversary in
j-ine i> The aaaaoa win t>- opeaaa b>
formally on April IT with a Shad link--.
T!iif will bf followed OB M.iy 21 wit;: a
v>e»-fst»'.ik dinn*i an>l entertanmieni T'.
owners of the wtnnhsg jracbta in the Brat
race of the season oa May _■"> wlO re
celTe tiieir pi lies nMnedhnorj aft»-r t'..»
finish of the roe* .
ENTRIES COMI_N6 IN FAST
New Classification for College
Teams in Relay Races.
While entrlaa (•tr the annn.-il r^l" »■
rival <>f the I'niv^rsiry ><t Penneylvanhi on
April M -1.-. BM close until April !7. enoiKh
kOJVO been re -.-Iv. 1 to !ri^tir»" tht BBal ■ H
PcatlOM for the m.tn\- BthoOßl an 1 eaO -
S»-v»-n races ll* run by <*o|loßJi D9OB,
and the various instl'tiflons l-.av- l*>*n rt r
rnn?:»'>l h) »m. ••' one aaothai aa feOowo:
« ■' iso 1 Pjiiatuaa, Itesaacbaastta insti
tut- ■ t T- hnolo^y end Westeyan.
»*la.<s 2 Carlbde liMttan*. Harerfon] •■ •
lea*. N.w Y.tU I'nhrerrtty, Johns " 1 .
I nrverstty, Carneirie Terhnlral s. h- ..; i—,.
tersttj of Ptttsbunr. Burkneli t'ntversttr
, '""^ »— l*«ayetl# Codege, Swarthni«'«re
t 011.-co, State t'olU-ise. Kut(?*>r> f..'
It. 1 tt lavtti
Clan I rHrktnsoa C H#ge, \s>Y-\ K h \- v
veraltj Vll!arov« <' ■-.UrK*-. Pordliam »-.»!
lepe. WasbtnKton ami rerrer<«.>ri Tollei:*
Wert Virginia ITnrverstty
• •!as? :. CoOrge «f fitv of Rev T,, r - n -
Jlsnlanrl Acrlritttural <"o!!t»ir.- t*r»!nua « ■■!
ZXZ, , '.V'".'";' "'*■ *'""•-■■ ■ r>an!Utn sn<
Marthall I'oilege. St. Johns rollere iAn
';.«!■. i^» I'nhreryltjr ol Maryland. Indiana
BUte Korma] School. GaUaudel ColleKe
,-'n ■ g r..'"; I » Wl^ <'oH. K e. Muh. ■ . :
< oi'e-;.-. 1 aslilr^ton »•,-.!:.-,. »,,„ Y ,, r ,.
Lav JPchooJ. st John* CoUece ißrm4ibn>
R'NormaVS
I<al Colleße. Pbtlartelphln Co!!eK< of Phar-
FIFTY FOOTBALL MEN OUT
Ithar-a. X V.. April » NV.rtv nftv ,■, ■ , n
.ii.'.ntr, tomed „; . t for iprbkj tmUM
lllV at I'ornel! t,,-,:av an,] n,,r, .... .
paeted next week Da M \ Umi the
heart eaaeh, teatrocted t:>». bbbji hi dM raaV
BBonu el fie game. raprtrn B^baaaa h awj
for the. 'wanltl fjojaj and will nut re;i..rt f.«r
practice Ihhj aprtaf
MLLIAKU d«u! POOL lABLCS
-*• 'jm I'JUi'KS AM> TKIJMti TO St IT
'Jf OF h-.
JtEzE F> ipvirs bi
the Rrun»v*i« k-iiMiM-Mii: , r Co. of N. 1.
«W «••» Had St.. Mac Ucuju»«i.
KEEN BILLIARD FIGHT
Dr. Uffenheirrer Too Strong for
Joseph Mayer.
DRAWS AWAY AT THE E^D
Few High Runs Mark Play la
Match for the Amateur
Championship Title.
r>r fJTalbrf F. ITSiuheluMi, of the Coanß)
m.t Cfaat PhQadslEhha e>f»ale4 bbi cbb>
■ I•• ./•-•■■ *." ■ ■ by 4 ' ' V.% is
th" ra'i'irnl amateur eh*mploTmhrp '';
hoABI ■ UttßW4 taaVßßSßwal «* dM Hi-TV
liton f'l'jh. Brooklyn. .... aft
T!;»» k»-n.v-r ittasrj aaasfcMsj anw thi <•-
tied tt:r<:;x* r-.or- fhun ha.lf a hur.dre«t
bmtng : •> f *'- :■' ' ' ' I
ni 'ii rine. BBtfl I"" CTllwShetaMi *rr,*r%«l
Bl th* en. l trhanphattl bjl » ir>od rr:ar»;n
and with Bfl iv-rac.- of < BVCi and fr-gb
runs of r>. • Bad ■
It wast 1 II •ortan*
1 tt warns!
■
RbjM from th<> atari fJ* CB^Bssahßai in
-•tcate'l that he h.-i<l tn 1 . ■•■-; ■;.|.t»M<> iie-
Kr >v»rrom« the propensity f'» drtv» that
h-i<\ narr-.l h:- 3thOf COBt '- Thhl wat
st anew sot sal UI -tJ
the talile. d :rtnn WbJcß h bat B flafl
O| .'", ■ 1 tk. Several t!me<» |
this run he nsrsed th* hail.-* aN>ut with
rave ahfil Tl al raa* anal th" k»vnit<» of
hi.-* me- nd tl ■ ifter. J»n.! h:* fln»lv BssJwJ
r]':>ir>"-.-i of ?r> ir; i.:.- aijiteCDtt inn and Xi
in his thirty-third BMB* f I 8.1 larac
'*•-. Th- W4SOBBW] pacttaa ai his am was
dtephiye ! in hi
lian<i with Oi C I The wwbbbh bridge
wa.-; al'% iyn an uncertain i.--.--', ar.d it waa
a hand;<ai. ••--;••!:• VhOD Miyer played
safe for a forced lelt-..a.r.>l>"i shot from
881 i>-ave.
It arsitat E. VWahrtni-T 1 white t*::>— Oi 23.
I. 1.:. -.2. •>. I 1 I X. ". I SI 5. I. •'JO. 1. 7.
V, 4. Ul. * 4. U. 3. '>. 2 1" ."'. .*. '
<■>. *.. 1. t. 4. 1-. <>. ii. :. a - •>. ♦ Ifl
11. 1". c * I . 1. -••.". •■■ ■ >■" . tats; avn
a«e. M'-'ii. :.:- . -■.::..« I H» Sttd &>.
.:?■•:...■ I ».■■-• .~. 3. 0.
■ 4. o. 3. ». >• 4. 7. :•;. 1. . I t 0 i :i.
4. -. 1, o, O. z 1 1. 17 to :. s :. * 11 13.
a 4. 1. «>. z. 1 31. >•. ■• <■ 1. 2. 2. n 1 a
.". i> 1 ■ ■ ' >'in:3. aTcrasi .*•-."-.*■>. r.;j^
raaa Bt aasl --
H<*rry
Williams.
sMiTßrtl •**. Gardner, ej M ' . r N J. #
won thi OVOntOg game •: ■■-.!.•:?.£ J. Fer
dinand Poggenuur^. of i..f L:- :- rkrar.i.
♦» points to '-**•. VKB a winning av
erage of !>~~ii aad wKb '. ran '. '.
:.'i an ! V.. T • ■ ! .ted to
OarCnar*! Vtcaarj I*', a large degree Qnsl
wa.s his «k!li ::■. <.ver.'->rr.:ni diffli v.\t BBgSaal
problem* a::'! "I. • or l ".- i r BM fa-: that PO5
*i'nhurg struggled with a :.trs* % sjaajsnamanj
of had basafel wh»n seeming! v he hid
eaaaad the baOi evrofttttja^l, lie was t:ia
va. tlui ahM of m Aechwoa as bj eoaxttficnj on
a ma?. •' on which Ihjg retßswa. T^m
: er, and the spectators were dlvi !■=>■!
In opinion GaTagher and some of the spec
tators \vvre 1 f the belief tl.at the 1 .;e hall
fallal to connect with the second object
ball. sVaaVwhsSK whose aportsrrar.liki*
action bi n. • .-•.;■■ •■ bj I .3 baas' am
pfj prajvoßt doctaied ti.at tht» count was
Bsadßj .ip.'l he was su.-ttair.^-! by rr. :ny <">•
tfluse w'lo .sat about the tab!>?. Anyway.
• : ■■ wattsten am at ■ Cllllcaj period, and
i ? served t> t*row PuggeDburg »ff his
«:■. me.
The two VVtOraXßl bagafl their strmg3
with a bbbMIM ahaej ej caaai play, aataaj
dM .-^HTt Bahßl ' -■ <i ; .i;:*a<r- a3 tt»
net !- ■ . ■ t-T the first hun
ilrpd {oi::ts. T!.e:i I 1I 1 ■ .; to
eaporl nee trad ',-■ by bari ro:i3 of the bails
and linf-i!;<«t. G»ri!:ur wa>i in rr'r-h the
BUM BCBflegasCnt. fi-- overcame the situa
tion, awajejear, b) dfettßsg •■•ish'on combj
natioti.H an.l 1 ••< . - .ip.kl>*S! and
I ■ m bssObblbi
Bsßch bJward - -i ; • . ! that •
i>th»-rw! ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ . r-> ■ ■
' • -• . . ■ . lat a dis
.nlvaritai;.- a:iil area a - ess. ao
that he fell • . BtO hO"
■ . :
■
■• i w On » ■ »^T^T
•>. 33, . -". i. ••. l. I* I, •• '■ M I • .
M ♦. •". •'. n 1 13 «. - • . ■ '• •'.. Bj J:.
tt, '. :< T.'tal. ■*•■>•» points. *\ms :< .•• <1 ■»'. hjh
ran 9
J. V- . .-c tall) — 21. UL
0. ». •_•. 2 i". -.:. • - te. 1 i ••>. » i.T
7. 4. 9. o. 4. ». >. : » : -I Oj : • 13 2fl T <\
•■. :• •■. ; » Tf.cal .- . in. T- Uc!i
■ IJ . . and *j;
•■■"' ■ "■ - -Harry
William*
Th.' two atatchea srbedoM for to-cJay
win bttng the Bcookrjn • \; rrhi
D iT'-w.i. agali ■ • nsaoatphata, ir.
u'.nt.-r 1:. ramhebnar, hi Obi Bftanjaaa
sram»>. At BtgbJ the BJBBrctty chaVßjsßs)
J.seph M.iv^-r. of 1 I „ »••' me«t
J. K< 1
The
Great
Amount
Invested
-Baseball
Illustrated article on
the highest and costliest
Baseball Parks in this
country and the vast
amount of money in
vested in the National
I - IBM (professional).
salaries paid, gate re
ceipts per annum, etc.,
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To-morrow's
Tribune