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AN UPSET IN THE CARTEP
Jack Atkin Practically Left and
Badiv Ridden.
GRETWA GREEM RACES HOME
Bip Croud Turns Out to Wcl
mc Opening of the Season
at Aqueduct.
Jofan W. Sohorr 's <;rrTna (Ir^rn. tha ««ix
j< ar-c!d of Bon Brush- Runaway «J!r|
«n<3 a caFt off irom Hal stable of .lair.cs tiL
J»rrß«. fumlrhcd a nunnir.R at
A^jr^ii! jost*?rrfa>- b\ •:■ n!nc the, t\tr:cv
'•:...- of SJ.'iOii at *rvon furlongs,
<jur»ted at It to ". H«- wn rat) f-r oasi:> l>v
« «cood two lenKths. wi:f: Aifr^.i N'oi
riul .itid Fiir WiM ttdrd. T ; e time K3S
: .::. %:^t oae tiP~ond l^hlnd tiie tacfc
t •
Within aaoihing like ijr. oven break Mai
• p«Tir; t v.rlf Jack At km. ]sarnoy
Bchrriber'a rr<ut weipht carrying 1 irlnhar.
ejt-Mcl cf»upl«d w::h Nealon. th" .urban
Hand imp MaaV 1: 2??:. went to the post
a i-oi f.. orite Jit «".*«n nion«-\ . would faBM
repeated W« ■ utniih of li"0*. <>ti the iaM
rutuui.. of the fixture. As it was. be f:n-
Iptsat jwn tiutsidw the money .-ift^r a liri'l-
Iflr.t and nipilsssiin race that ma.!<- htm
t)-.*- hero of the btru£j;l^. turn though ••■
rated.
Grrt:iA Green, with C. Burns up, Vroke
r :..!( twin an 0.;t.-!iie position ot the
g»ost, and, cutting avcraas Ma lirl^l. <ipcned
Up « pap of t»r» lenirths in th* first quar
«<r Ja k A^kni, <>n th^ contrary, •aa not
only f..t '.ixii-d. tat OBOtftt H a jam, 80
I!.;.! KlHl had To Uike him uj- sharply.
Uhi'ti the poud po:i <if Sain sou:*d down
I. t4- ing he was a puod ton lengths l>ehin.l
th* fl >-...t ; •••«• • m:tker. It lo ik«d like a
fjMpfteas. n«"-n ■ has., but Nice! rushed him
. ; . :\,f ]■..:.•> is the first };alf m'.le,
» tt a 1* kl« vs Bn ►■■M of ttie rli-eties of
1 dji.f . it «ttf 09 IkWD tl'c f.inu
, ,j „!•„. !-i brant Htkea MiiUbl— '■
; home Th« br.iliaM burst ol ••
vnder t '.«• ci-UMiin* imiost of :£> poiir.ds
s>ro\ed too much, however, and he tired
t rlo5;r»B Ftri.lo and was beaten a head
for third Ti.onry.
it was trie openinp »iay of the ra np sen
•=mi :n Hit- ?n< tr ipoiit.,--, <]:Mn U and a Me
«--o»-d tliat wa.- e*umaie<i all th« way from
%_-<v\ to !"."•«< persons went dswn to the
course cf th. QBHSi < •ty Jockey C!uh
to Mk-rtr fresh allcpiance to the thorough
fcred and the sp^'-t. which i* lieglnning to
» - ■ • a*:ai:i. even without organized bi*>k
makuip T1 tv i^ht Fprinfi <ia>. » !.!. li was
, enou? 1 to maJee vvtretttt a burden,
yiayed a part |irrhnps. in drawing out
I 'or r, :;m»> of the Krrat outdoor*. Wit
r;.e was the chief rnapnet. Ti;o ap
|MHi mhiih prprred th»- field on the pa
rade to the post in the first race ;,nd the
BjMVI whlrh went uj> as the horses battled
_> •>,« s--.-t.-h in Hip Carter Handi
• ;>;■ was ai= < ntliuyiastic us !t was Fpo:.
tan^ous. and indicated fall VCO ti.at the
j-srjnc was k'-enly »pi->r*cia:rd.
Ther* «a* more <>r less uraJ Ix-ttmp. but
* cordin* to Sheriff Quinn the law a»;alr:st
1 ■ akin*, as- Interpreted by the courts.
i, aF nbf=er\fHJ 10 th< 1.-tte* Hundreds sat
»•• th«- Fta-)d aM tli' stkCMKI without ask
l> r « prr-e «>r makitip ;« waprr, while
p ■ ururriod about to find some friend
I ;usiiriati.T Vba ■■• < it' cr viVlns to
X; -y 1 ■■■„.•■ „ ■ «•
Lawn a Sea of Derby Hat*.
. pa&dMni ■■■ ■■P OUA tho impb
mas v ■„- ol l><-ri'y lifcts, w.th pOttt one
t-uaw to break tli< n.onotony. while t).«
«lubhouse v...- .low.i-d ;.s if for a Kub
urhan Handicap. The ' •■■••-•• of racing
turned out in force, among those present
toeing R T. \\ !is..n. .v . j B. HWrtirarfci
.M,,!rp« Mill. 1 -I UMty Al. -sandrr. B F.
3Jttl< Will, i 1...: v:... . B X Piiialliors.
3<a\i- i::i.;:.. boh "I Senator Klkin, Uay-
■ ■ • v. .- PUBftOTi W. C.
J-tisiion, opden BMtsati. JY.-d'ri.k Johnson.
U ■ I ,11. Mr. and Mrs.
I • ..., k 1 ••.:■•;.• -. li'Trc I>'--il:a.rd. J r ..
I I HtattdßA H I ■ ■ 1.-.'' 1 !"'"!
K;.hn. jMMa <iafrnry. P. J. T'w\er. James
J'.utl.-r. Krank M< Kt* and • ■•• CtOtPlk
t^uiiivaii.
Mtfc.-iim • was amo I -S tw>
, [ .ihs<'ii hi. ■ raisen *< :.
. . • . hanc.;, th.- bill against oral b«T
viik 1-- paasai »t Attaagr. b which case
. ..,,»» • •. m.,: \rst-rday at ih* track who
«' V wiU::iK 10 pMttd v'nat tta future of
»a«'ltip 111 tins i-t.it- would In
Thirteen h«>rs«-s »«nt 1 I • -?t for the
«artcr Handicap, xfjr feature of at
IfiH projrrarnr.i^ sTBI QrattM <".reer., t!,<
*uiiJi«-r, uas HDk D on UM « ari. It
3'-idii: 'f»o, tat ttaa an. i<i 1 hoodoo was
a. ot viT-kmg, U< CX ' - »■■ • '
a>.'i)oot!il>
rh.is* BtM i-^ Jack Atkin warm up ivrTe
r<i lnijtrossed with his a;>i» at aw U.at he
vas backed almost to i.<- exclusion of tbc
othoi baOßJaj and ve:,t to th. post at a
a-iMirt price. Hf- showed no effects of hi>
.. i:tn it, i- r ~ ■ and lo"kfd as
rte.sJi an.! s-tmri;; ;-.^ ul a:r. l.tnt- in bis KOI
1 •. . r oa the. turf
Ti'i;i \\<;.-h HHI B. y. I«tile had •*■*»
, Sti tlir th^ee year-old l'rit.c«- Itn
|je;-jal. ajfdCa MB ni t!ie name and colors
f ' - 1 , Woodhaver, Stable. Tlie twn of Or
|a; di i.a> H"l d uv\ ii 01 filled out n;u< h oy. •
at, t<:, bi:t h^ BBBMfWi to be In pood BOD*
«C,ti>i:.. and loiike.l e\ery Isjcli a rai * liorse.
3ie sal a pood !;*.<. *.<>o. lntrrftrtd vh'i
% 1 • Mart. 884 MM Sf I!.' la^t to lp;i\«='
Ih< post. In- p!a«t:.ii;i> impif>\<
jmr i. •■.)«■• ■ basdßafj and '
•»<mli a run t.n- >• «'f rpevd ihiougti the
» ■ ■ h.
AY Si -ho! r wh«= v . >1 on hand Ik si c
l^ir'iiui Or< 'ii vm. but Atbßji .v. v ::."r.>. hi?
IiaJDCC v. ■ . .: , s bcfßN
the ra'-o, & • Mtaaft t „• •
«>T F^n Ri;:hii 1.a.l n ISfal ihatii.. Tins
r!onf«Jen<ie «m« i;ot Btfxptaced. although, as
» ..•. ■ r < ; . • I !,ad < '1 . t litnr
{ f..\." I B 'm M i»' : 'l
for<;np Ha| i-i' ' •' I ■ r :ti •;• t '• >!«■ X
• . .■ . ■ • ;: n 1 • •<-
•ri r<hir,d J*' k Atki:; R»r ■ dBM at tho
J r»d af tiio M. 1 i Haeß <^me on
wpain w ).fu i! *■ 1.-iit< r 1 r>d BBdei bis hoavy
|r>ipost. l';i:.s sh<iwod ex< ell< ni Judsrment
«,• ,| ) ; r;p..;ilil w ilii'.ul a n
Jame? ); Galfne>> Alfred Nolil< v
|lOUndS VV '•••: :.> : : ::i. ■■l.d Will
ttte • • , • ■ •
U> th« ;«.m n* '■• •••nil- <l p..T' .1\ •>..
csT! «ii Mi iMor. an.) BoOffjW MX I
*ith 1 •■ • tCMBI • , ■ i '..■ v. ■ •
• aT° ; ..■ ■ . and mlpht h.iv« i"-<-ti i>l
with iic jut tack ■ • ■ ;■;•■' VM
•if '
&retna Green a Keene Cast-Off.
a Gttaca vm |uu«jkasc4 !•• or
tl:r<-< IVBBI a*n • "' »-aJe "f
the Jji ■ ' • A!
-.moris ua> • • . . •:. auii !ie racei
|B lii*- DBkn DM MOM tiny. tut fetter was
turned c-.'-t to Ml w. S. ii..rr. 'J 'lie won
«f ];• ;. Brush has i.< • ■
• Rrrat liors*-, and h:is «arnc-d a pepntße
tion f'.r'i^iiifi Dasm <r i' -s emtttCj I
Ibm ■■>■■ '•'•■ '■•' '•■ •-;••■ 'i "'<!•' lUfhi
Vfi^i.t '.. more '■■■■.:. <■:.< <•■ . • Htm, ■■'■■•:. In
fart. ho?dn t!)»> AmeiK-an ref-o
Chas.Saker&Co LI
4.M/i/?/C.4V. COLOMAL, UOIJ , & SPORTING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
Largest and Best Stores in LONDON for
TAILORING AND OUTFITTING.
Leather Hat Boxes. Trunks, Bags, etc.
271-274, High Holboril < illustrated fashion book FRce.)
41-43. Lud'^ale Hill urn* to m. pails.i
M7-!4o. Tottenham Court Road <neak British museum.)
JACK ATKIN LEADING POST PARADE FOR CARTER HANDICAP.
,
miic and a pixteenth of 1:44 2-fi, cstablishfd
at the Fort Erie track last year.
The other race« provided excellent *r»ort.
and two or three driving finishes added to j
Uie fun and excitement. H. G. F.edwell. j
who headed the list of winning owners at
tho J ire* track, in Mexico, last winter,
saddled two winners in Pajarolta, which
galloped home IB the first race, and M\l*s
O'Cocm-11, which made every post a win
ning one in the last event.
Tom Welsih also saddled two winners, and
had The satisfaction of carrying off both
two- year-ojd races. Zeus, a somewhat
small but good looking colt by Adam, won
the second race in the colors of the New
ca-stlo Stable, while a comely looking rilly
by Pi^RUlse. called I>adaf<ette, raced to vic
tory in the fifth event in th* colors of t.ie
W'oodhcven Stable. Ladasette w«« a hot
paddock tip on the strength of a fast trial.
and Fhe ran up to expectations. Coming
from behind In the last furlong after
Naughty Lad had opened up a gap in the
early part, she fought out a pretty finish
with B. T. Wilson. ir.'>. Onaper. a good
;. ."k -if priding by Plaudit— Ondurdls.
Adam, the Eire of Zeus, was imported to
this country by th« Newcastle Stable three
or ivur years ago at a fancy price, but
later aw returned to France, when the j
outlook for breeding and racing in this
country peemed so dark In the fall of 1V&.
His >tarlins!«, sold at auction last year,
were.* in great demand, and the victory of |
»'is yesterday was an indication that the j
I reeding sharp* were not at fault.
James Butler s colors were seen for the '
first time In th« race yon by Zeus. The
white, .berry sleeves and cap were carried ;
hv Hermetic, but the Hermenee colt was
•;.\.r prominent. James R. Keene also
had ;. starter in this race In Scrimmage, j
a somewhat leggy gelding by Wild Mint.
He ran greenly, but well enough to indicate j
that he will earn a purse or two before the
meeting is over.
G.iy Uarner and O. Burn? divided th«
lockey honors, each riding two winners,
■Blla Tapltn and Page, accounted for the.
othor —*•<■? The last named rode Ban
bury, a 2i» to 1 shot, to victory in the third
event.
The track mas fast. and unless rain
falls another good afternoon's sport is in
pfHBMt -day. as the card, while not
<.v<>rrrouo>d with entries, appears well bal
anced.
JEFFRIES HARD AT WORK
Champion s Wind Good After a
Long and Trying Session.
Ren Lomond. Cad . April IS.- James J.
Jeffrie* to-day rut in tho .hardest work of
1 •'T-scrit training session. The after
noon's workout In -hided boxing, rope Pklp
. ■ asatofjr boxing, bag punching and a
<ur :i;g at^th^ pulley weights. After
this be flayed handball with S.<ni Berger.
1 i tin srr'ind round of the boxing bout
with ]v>b Armstrong a muscular cramp In
the back of the neck had caught Jeffries so
suddenly that bo could not continue until
tho maFS'urs had rubbed the affliction
away. Tho pparr!ng was resumed, but
Jeffries did not thoroughly rid himself of
the cramp Ratal well into the third round.
Berger gavo Armstrong instructions to
s« nil his punches In as lutid a.« he could.
sirxi. c!«r>jng orders, tbe negro landed
S'ime fmas!;inp blows. Wljen Jeffries came
hri.k Bat vengeance, howe\pr, the black re
liisM to stand his ground. He was just able
to go through the three rounds by dint of
n;i ■■■■— i»*iy conservative attitude In the
matior of mixing it with th« big fellow.
Jeffries worked a trifle faster to-day, but
was handir\apr>ed s>y having to keep the full
power of his punches up his sleeve.
The fighter's wind seemed remarkably
pnod. alter his workout, which lasted an
hour and thref-<juarters. The m'-rning's ex
ercise included a ten-mile drill on the road
arid a row on the- river.
A dnion telegrams from all over the
country Peached the training cartip during
the <ia>. conveying good wnshes to the
fighter or; his • rthdav.
<^hiiac">. April 15— A ten-mile run throurh
tho parks was Jack Johnson's training
■v ■rk t->-.]a> . He finished strongly, Mai de
cid^d tl.at the work was enough for one
day.
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TO-DAY.
ITR?T KA<"i; T'nr two year old flllle? J4l« f >
a<ldtd 1* \ir furlnnp^
->n:-..:!a . 100! Ceo 104
Kf-nturky Ttn%r J ft" Susan . . . If*
\»lprle JOT Madcap UK
\ana I'M liaiwn 104
Mi-* »tt UH
SECOND IIA<"}: S^llina;; fir tw> %ear-old« an"!
uj "ard. %*>*> addM > •• r mil*
Arfll 1«» ParmdSe Wu»<n I.l
OtOa 1«*- Baiif «»
K-i H««fag i"-'' 1
THIRD KVK TIIK iiTAKBIE; ' r t«o->ear
«.M». fuaraj;tf-^J gros» value. |1,5««t Kour
'■ •
Krar.h Mul."!t I«7' penipmniui 1"7
ARaaaalM I<»7 1i.,1.. v*
Hs»n ri^T'. . l«; " Aiir.it Sellers. 104
-•w.Tih H»7' Har.hler I<»*
D«sm QaßaykHl .. K'7'Mmi th
>WTtTH im.-k run ROCKAWAT; neiiins:
■ • •»••' sal • Idv an.i u|,wnr<l . guaranteed
irroK* value, *!.«•««« si furlong*.
T*rl»ire <i«l ■«'.■. I<»7
Mjfiiuiin n't "KHl'-ada H«7
■ '■• . . in •yuesti.-.n Mark 107
f»j»irfilta llSlMrtaai «i*<"nnn«ll . ...ion
)<*> •<harii« Bmxttaxm... w
HITII RACE ffpnlHHß. f«r thr*-* yrir-old*
and rii>»«!-d. X.Vft i<i |<>.1 six furlr>na;».
r rV.4f. . U^7.i'ni|. I<">
111 «;»n*y nara '• •
<• lr-r« MB I>i. !t'.>nl ?'«•
'. -.'ln- V«rk.'... KM l>i;kr <if i »nnonle. . . .92
j: >ai <>• i lo:-
KXXTII TtA'K S<::itir f.,r thr*-e year-rids. »4*"«
n/td< I :••• f .! !"r,K<.
r'vinr Mulrrel.. KM 'R»n«aaW •••■
MvMI <-<-..r.mll HS>*Btr A»ht^ n 1«
■* ■ ■• I<>.">'»\Voolrairta !«•
■ • au >.M 8
* MBUI c allnnan- c
MANHATTAN NINE BEATS WEBB.
The M;!!ihuttati «"<>Il»-^e Mmi <lr-fc;ltci
; . f i A'..!:ny In an interesting g.inx
jit t!,e I'niverritj Helgl.ts yesterdajr l>y a
•ear* of 8 to ,r., r . Tin: M.-jnUattan nine won
in dM List Inning, wln-n ■'„■■:■ ■•
• Ml
Tin- fcire hy inrilnps folAws:
■MaflM ObOsbjb). I • 1 2 I • I 2 »— !•
\V< t*. itWt 11 14 ■ 1 2 1 «' 1 O 7
,' .rt. •:•' Mutton and A.-< n Mm '■• T and
■
YEW-YORK DAILY TRIBrYE. SATURDAY. APRIL Ifi. 1010.
«. Hii.ns just before dismounting Gretna Green after Winnin- lir-' Liu' ti\ni;.- <f racing season.
MM MEET DEFEAT
Phillies Turn Tables and Pile Up
Seven Runs.
rhlladelphia, April ir.. - Although the
fcunerbas cutbatted the Phillies In the sec
ond game here to-day, they were unable to
repeat their performance of Thursday, and
were handily defeated by a score of 7 to 4.
The visitors made nine hits off the home
pitchers, but were weaker In the field, and
several costly errors aided Philadelphia in
walking away with the game.
A hatting fcBt in the second inningf gave
the Phillies a lead which Brooklyn failed
to overcome during the rest of the, game.
Three singles, a double and a pass netted
four runs, and this was enough MMtawk
th*» game away. Scajilon was pounded
hadly and was forced to retire early in
the struggle. Bel!, who relieved him.
pitched steadier ball and held l.is opponents
down 1n betrpr style.
IfaVMi pitched six lnninc= for. Philadel
phia, and while touched i-p for nine hits
he. kept them fairly well scattered. Moroney,
who relieved him, had the Brooklyn bats
men at his mercy
The. score follows;
rniI>ADET>FHIA HROOKI.YN*.
r lb po a 'I r IV ro » •
Titus, tf... 1 1 • 0 O'Burch. cf... 1 - 3 • "
Bate.. If., O o .1 1 ft I>aul>*rt. 1b O 212 0 1
«>rant 3b. O <> 1 2 0 Hummel. 2b O 0 0 1 0
Maitee,. cf.. 2 2 2 • 01 Wheat. If. 1 3 I 1 <*
Br"f>id. lb « <• *» « <i!L.umley. rf. 1 1 1 " ••
Knar*. 2h. 1 2 3 3 0 I^nnox. 3b. 0 ft 1 0 1
Dooaaa. sa. 113 4 0; M<-Mil'.an.RB ft <» ft i 0
JackMtsch.c 1 1 « • © T Smith, ss. 0 ft 2 5 I
Moren. p.. 1 '• •• 2 l*Kmln. c .. 1 1 4 0 1
Moroney. p 0 <• ft ] 0 BcankMl, p.. ft 0 0 2 «
•Ward " . . ft 0 0 0 o'Kell. p o 0 ft 1 0
| t.lor-ian ... 0 ft 0 ft 0
;H irtnlth .. O 1 ft 0 ft
| |Davi<J»on. . 0 0 0 « 0
ToUls... 7 72713 I Totals . 4.1024 11 4
•Batted far ?ca.nlon In third innlntr. tßatted
for M Ml'.lan in fourth innin*. (Batted for Pell
tn ninth Inning. §Battr.l for M"ren in sixth in
ning.
Philadelphia .O4«2onol'»7
Brooklyn (i ii 1 - • 1 " 0 0— i
Tw>-ba*e, MM IMataart, Wheat O>, Tiffs*
Kn»:* Home run— Erwin. Hits— Off gcanlon.
S In 2 timings; oft? Bell. 2 in 6 lrning-s; off
Mofn, B IB *i lmiingrs: off Moroney. 1 in 3 Da- ;
nlnfrs. Ba< rlfi.« hit Bran»!ield. Sacrlflc« fly— |
Bat.ji. stolen l«u»~Batet. Poubie plays- ,
[iloni rvx'lan and Kratisflf !<l: Knabe. poolan
I and Hrar.sfield. I^ft on bases- -Brooklyn. ><:
Philadelphia. 3. Flr*t hnse, on balls- Off Scan
lon. 1, off Bell. I; off aloren, 2. off Moroney. 1.
Firi«t ba*e on errors— Philadelphia, 1 Strurk
out -By Scanlon. 1; by Moren. H. by Moroney. 2.
Pai-*d hail* -Jaoklltsrh. I, Erwin. 1. «M
r • 'Moren. 2. Time — 1:40. rinplres—
ter and Ems:i<
DETROIT GETS A SHOCK
Defeated for Second Time in
Extra Inning Struggle.
I>etrolt. April 15.— T0-day's game was al
most a repi'Utlon of the opener, Detroit
making it a ti» In the ninth Inning and
<^eveland batting out four runs and win
ning in the tenth inning. Wille.tt and Link
both pitched tine ball, baseball luck being
against the former, while Cobb alone could
hit Link, fo that his passes did not count :
ncainst him. Works was easy for the vis- j
itors. Bad weather conditions held down
the attendance. The score follows:
ci j:vkt..\ M> I DETROIT.
r 11. po a el r lb po a •
Kroeajer, If 0 ft 2 • • Molntyre. If o i ft l ft
Fradley.Sb 1 1 ft 0 Bash, **... • ft 3 I ft
Turner. 2h ft 1 2 4 f <v.l.b. rf... 1 2 ft 1 •»
I^-le lb. 1 in - • rrWeT, cf.lb 0 I 3 • 0
I^ird rt... 1 2 ft ft • Delah'r, 2b ft ft 2 .". ft
Kasterlv. '1 1 r. 2 " Morlarlty..lh ft ft 1 2 1
B*m'b'm.cf 1 1 ft ft 0!T. Jone«. ll» o nw ft ft
Rail as...* ft 2 ft ftp Jones, rf 1 ft ft ft ft
I.Tik p. . 1 1 1 7 <• Pt»na«». r . ft ft .% 1 ft
|S.hmilt. ,- ft 0 ft ft ft
i Wlllett. p. . ft ft o fi O
IWortts. p. .. ft ft ft ft ft
• •' < l.axy ..•••••
Itfclnirnona . ft ft ft ft ft
| Totals .. 6K'3«3> '' ToialP ... 2 430 22 1
'1 fc- SLans<E«» lr i\mth iriMir.f
If^U In r.lnth Innlnj;.
<".'■■ rland ■. f\ 1 ♦* *» •• 1 o 11 4— ft
LH.tn4t 1 .. 1 0 .. 0 0 •• 1 a j
T»o-ba»f Mav—Saatarrjr. Hits-r»ff 'Willett.
fi 1n ft Inning*: off Works. 4 In 1 famine. At
bat Agaii *t WIMt S": ncainst Works. ••
RacrUkr hlta O*lie*rjr, Kruecer, TtoPtJI, l-ajole,
Unk. Stolrn has^s -<Jot.S i2i. Morlaritr. Krue
rr. bari. lia--"- 1 - • (A. Btnnlnci , Kali
I*.ft m haceg txtmlt, h; fleveland. i> Ilr*t
twfw on ball* -By Wlllett, 4; hv Works. I; by
1.1t,1t. « Klr»t !.i*» on •■rrors Cleveland. 1. Hit
»>y pltr!;er— Mortality. Btrark oat- By Wlllett.
*. t.\ Link, : Tljiis— 2 boon. V 11;V 11; pi re - Sheri
dan ar.d Kerln
ATHLETICS WIN A GAME
WasJilngton. April 15.— Philadelphia lurn*vl
tho tables on Washington -il:iv. wtnntnc;
by tli'- or* of Bto 2. Deader ■w.-is a fuz
■/.'<' with runners on the btacs, WhOe Hois
;:i:; was driven from tho ruhbrr in UM
■tooni inninß aid «Jr««>tn iilso was hit BADI.
A double play bf Milan Usd Blbcrteld was
tho fraturr. T'io score follows:
l .Mi.Aliii.inn 1 v. ASUIXa i
1 II I.i a»! 111: a c
Hartad. If 2 1 '- 1 «' Miian. cf... •3414
nldiinc rf I '• «' s. n.-i.f'i. Sb <> :• 4 4 1
(Vtlliaa VI) 1 1 1 •'• >< ].<iiv:t. if. <> 11 5 i. <»
Baker. .tt> . <• 1 . :t o Rlbcrfeld.36 O 1 2 1 0
i>«\i« ill. <• di: <» •lOaMter, if. 1 1 1 o A
Muri.hy. it 1 " '• " " : n*:.iuh, Ih 11 1.1 0 o
Harry as. . • 'i 1 '1 11 McßrM*. ih «» II «• x :
IJv'RHtrthe.cl 1 •'» -' I" Str.et. c.... 0 II 110
BlMBr, p 1 3 0 <> 1. ir.miiiij. p . <* » • 0 <>
lUrooin, p. .. 11 0 •> 1 it
Totals... 81-27 13 O| Totals ... I 1" -.7 It I
Philadelphia . . . 2 1 '» 1 • S • • I—4
Washlii£ton '• • ■ O O O <> • 1 J
Two liann hit* MrHri'l.-. Murphy <^» Curimak,
TM" ►«■" hits riait-.. i I.i\ inßit. i>-, MrttrMe.
lllt ( < iff Ri Isllni •*> In 1 2 ; innlni off lirooiu,
7 In 7 1 I taalacs Sacrtfl s btta OMrinc, I'olilna.
SN.len Uv I'olllns bouhln pBLJI M. I: 1.1-.
h. lifc*fer mid rn»Uut.; Mii.ii and Rherfeld
IWi 'in \Mt-r Wa«.iii:i#fi n f . . Ptillaitolptiia, 7.
Rasra «'n »«all> Off Qraeaa, •" XI BvM ' I
Tlim r— — wwi Philadelphia "J Struck mil
I „r t hj I . ii'l» r 4 Tim* ol ...ii,
• ", 1 ' B| hi 111 V. '..
BuHtsll 1- 'if .', ..<> P M N" V A.mertean
>£ L -I'.ta Aa.'.rlcan Ltsfue r» k Ad . 500.
Standings in "Baseball *Race
AMERICAN' T.KAGI'E GAMES TO-PAY.
Boston at New York.
I'bihulelphUt at Wa*hin«;too.
>t. LouK »t (hlrago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
RE*>i:t.TS OF GAMES I"EJ»TKRDAY.
Boston, 3; New York. 2.
M. LmiiM. h. Chit-ago. 4.
Cleveland, A: Detroit, -. (lfl inning*),
f'hlladelphla, *: Wa*hlngton. 2.
AMERICAN IXA«iIK !»TAND!>«.
TT. I* p. c. W. L p. «•-
Cleveland. 2 0 1.000 Philadelphia 1 1 ..">OO
Boston ... 1 0 1.0.00 st. I out. 1 1 .SOO
naKh'fton 1 1 .500 New- York ft 1 .000
Chicaco ... 1 I .500 I>etroit • 2 .000
CUBS LOSE SECOND GAME
Errors by Tinker Help Reds to
Another Victory-
Cincinnati. April 15.— Opportune hits, com
bined with costly errors by Tinker, allowed
Cincinnati to win the second game of the
series with Chicago to-day by a score, of 5
to 3. Cincinnati hit Brown freely after the
third inning. The score follows:
CINCINNATI. I CHICAGO
r It. po a c r lh po i •
P-Feher. If 0 ft 4 ft ft! Eve r *. 2b. . I 1 2 0 0
L»>bert, 3b. 0 0 1 2 ft BeaumonUf 1 MM
Hobzell.lb 2 3 12 ft O'sch'ilte. rf. 1 ft « ft «
Mitchell. cf ft 0 1 O 0 Chance, lb. 0 3 8 1 0
Ecan. 2b. 12 2 6 0: SteinfeMt,3b ft ft 1 3 0
MeCabe, rf 1 2 1 1 Ol Hofrnan. .-f « 6 .'. 1 0
Iw-Tmey. ss 0 ft 2 5 1 Tinker, en., ft 0 2 3 2
Roth. c... 12 3 3 1 Archer. r... 0 © 3 11
CoveVkie.p 0 0 11 <> Brown, p.. ft 0 ft 4 1
."Jupjrs. p.. O ft ft 1 ft tpheokard . ft 1 0 ft ft
•Miller ... •' ft O ft O'jL.uderus .. ft ft 0 ft O
Totals .. .'• 027 19 2, Tota.ls ... 3 724 13 4
•Batted for roveieskie m fourth lnnin<.
tßatt<~3 for Arch»r tn r.tnth Inning. {Batted for
Brown In ninth Innintr.
OtnclnnaU ft ft 0 ? 1 0 1 ft x -5
Chicago 1 0 2 ft 0 O 0 0 0-3
Three-base hits — Bean. Ever*. Oiance. Stolen
base — Be»ch»r. Bases on balls — Off Coveleskie.
4; off Brown. 2. Struck out— coveieskle. I;
by Susrjrs. I; by Brown. 2. Hits — Off Covelegkie,
3in 4 innings; off.Suirgs, 4ln 5 Innings. Hit by
pitch* r — By Brown, 1. IWt on bases — <""lncln ■
natl 9. f^ilv-ago. 7. Parsed ball— Roth Tim* of
Can-;e l.'iS. Umpire* — O' Day and Brennan.
SCORES OF BASEBALL GAMES.
At Amherst -Tufts. 11; Massachusetts
Agricultural College. 2.
At Washington— Buckncll. 5; Georgetown,
At -Hartford. 4. Trinity. 3.
Aqueduct "Racing Summaries
WEATHER C3,EAR: TRACK FAST.
FIRST HATE . — SET.UNO: for three-year-old* and upward: $400 added. Fire furtonca Start
nSsrsss^^assb.'""*- I:WH - Wlnnr - ih - «■• by ■* our
ffi& p r Poet ■,- 11.I 1 . S R^ ftX* ;<tsw^M»^«yg
& r?- m t- ;- v r^- sas
rnmreon -.. 1 111 I ■' » »' =' I.an*an.'.. * ■ M * 3
W. T. overton « 103 4 .v 4" .V 3 .v Earner.... 10 •<> 20 « 4
rarroti ft 1# « , 2 b* s* 4 » 4s powers. ..1 & - :: & 2 &-10 ;5; 5
Wo»dlan« 4 107 » « h f.', *h r, Burns * 40 ."..• lft 1
r»u:icare _....» 104 7 7 7 •> «> Glass J5 2«| 20 > 4
cohort S 104 ■ 4* ft" 7. 7* H., ! «,! loten1 oten -' 6-' 9.1 4". %-»
Oir Hannah _ 7 W» JV * * » « Moore "ft -it ••,» s 4
Transform — .... 8 10* « » » 0 9 Pago. .7.7 ." 25 40 40 1;, <*
Tajarolt* was quick to ««ttl« in Ills «trl.l« and stood a sMs* drive |HNh Carroll lookr.l lan -
grrous half way down stretch, but stopped badly at end. <oh..rt ran .11 if ho needed a race op
two. Ctmpccn will be hard to beat In umt company next tim* out.
SECOND KAfE — For year-Olds: ad.l"l. On* -half mile. Start Ron.i. Won drivinr- place
easily. Time. 0:43. Winner, b. c, by Adam -Shaft. Owner, Newcastle Stable.
„ Horse. Pr «- V '♦• m. '• Sir. Fin. J'vkev. Open7ll7irt^w.pia^how?
. *•• • ; •* J"" • h 3'j 1% «;.-irner II j; 4 1 l--»
White Wool 4 TV. .'. 2* 1> 2- Fain 11 ••»> "i» % ' 9
Acmwaaa ..._ « IM 3 r> 2« 3" CHtn " l'» 38 4 «\
Pcrlmma«« 7 MS 1 .".•> 4 4* «;ia?s . " .% M v •. ••
Rustlcana 2 Ml « 7 :. r." Kin* -. "t> ••,» 5 •"
I»ab"l «'asse • KIT. 1 434 3 « rt» rnjican .35 G.I l'j. I*-,
limnetic n y« 4 in 7 7; s,r.\liie. irt -a 1.1 ■ «
Lula 1 HO s I h k Bonschoten 10 19 M ;: 7.*
Zcub. a fast breaker, ihowwi a nic« turn of »r»er| and plenty of cMBMI iil**» \v..ii ■•
rurr- to improve. Agawam out«»nie<l S.-nmniiiKr In final drive; both l.«t «roun.l at bend an i ran
grrrnly. Isabel Casio badly outrun all th« wav froni an Indifferent start.
THIRP RA<"T>.— Selling; for thre*-yrar-old- and upwar.l: «4'»> added. S^v^n furlonas «'art
BOO«. Wo,, etaVW^r; PlaC * driving. Tim*. I-;-.. Winn.-i. b. X . by Blues-Lamyra. Owiir
m t J. x>lute^ *
Unr^ po,. n . Ft. J4 S N ***** J~-kf.v. Op^nTiiwrhCloUT Place
ZL' * L* ai - N -V- X: ' ; - ; ' vk ' v - Opm.Hl»h.Clo».l
bur-.- . ]«»4 is *»'» n l .Si .I 1 l- Face 1.% Si> "i> - •
Imitator I m « .V, »' 2" •_•', 24 11% land.'. « 5 S 4 *
Lm| of T,anpi*n. A i.ti 1 |i in I ' a ,1, ;, 4 Hen* hotea • » fl T
Plark Mate 1 111 .1 M «• 7' « i 4 » Oarner 10 « 1- 4
Bl Ball 1 MS 7 I f" •«• 4' :• ■ Taplln ... 2a" ? 12
Pit < l««w 4 I<«7 fi 7' ). «i >. .;>, f - inn ... I | f, - } 1..
Curly r.TMk« 2 M 4 4'» 4l4 l 41.4 1 . ji' 7« King a ■ - ... ' :
CamiiaUner .'. 116 3 I 1I 1 2'» 33 1 * 7" >» \.,.|\ .,.| . « 1.1 lj 4 ''"
■■:.■' burr, In a good rosltlon for five furlon B s. ramr a.iv cleverly at th» end when Pare ma.'«
Jits mm. lad of L^nsden had *peed. but him? ■< if a rare rt»ort. Rla.k M«t« m'«« rn"ni.^ I?
In dM laM (MM*, and should Improve Ed Hall In close quarters most of the m" s: r .• *„
• •IT tariKitii uj', na\er settled In his stride. •' r *• ' » cs ■
FOI'RTFI RAfT-:.--THK CARTER HASMi'Ar, for three year-olds and inwar I I' Virt mMtmA
Seven f.irloru... S'art j*»v Won easllv; Place drh Inr. Time. 1:1-7. Winner' br'c farS
Urush— Runaway Girl. Owner, J. W. Schorr. " "" • ' ' *• bi B ' n
>'o«t - — — r tn»r
Alfred N'.bip 12 lIS 3 ,Ii 3' ;i<i .n-> •.'» I'..uers »•, *- "- .•• - *
Far Weal 4 Mi ■ ft' 9 «'» 4'i »» Qißaa...*." M 50 a,', V, iS
Ma.k Atkin 11 U3 K5 <;• -J' |< |a 41 m,.,,i - % -„ , ..-' ,?
Prince Imperial.. 7 XX» 0 11 11 4'» .'.' .-,, Uani. - •. '7 ,' " '.! 7
Klni: Col^lt .. 3 I<»4 4 4* m »' «', *• Bat well.'.' IS "!>-.»; I
Masazine « 3"1» 7 7" 7" t»' 7 ; 7' Fain * in *- «_•• - -
•Nealoa .ft lift « >•' >•», 7' HI »i T» u|C an' .". 7 X 7-, ', VT: •_■
I'rince Ahmed... 2 lII* 1O 1*» 1" 11 in •>• Tanlln" ♦: » - X■' -"»
.lark r«rk«r . 10 IM *J •_"• 4'^ :.» :i H.i M.«je« r. i'> *; * i
Berkeley H Mi 0 I'J 12 1- 12 11 Mas»i«n *• »> no M ?
«;iorio I IS ft ftH r.> M 11 1* i.,«, i,> ,-. is , ,
MMff OnaaaO Mi 11 13 13 in 13 1.1 IVnschoten .Tt :.» M» ir,' s
•Schreiber entry, OlltM (Jreen, off to a running start from the extreme ontaM* «ii»
11. R. us hi* AeM and forced early pac«: mine «|»ay at , n.J when Jack kln rtr*j c\ r, ,<„.,,
In k<hhl position all tl.« «ay. ran to Mi »--• farm. Jack Atkln. practically left" at th« r-...f
. :(.s«»d aMr sap and rao«>d into the ■»'. In the str-trh. only |o ti->- In last sixteenth vi i
made. far too much v*» of him. Far West clo^.l gamely and will lmirose Prln.e Imperial off
rT,uw\in IM iu« "uriT «rounj. but cased up at the •: . : Ma(azln a In tight q.jartrrs
FIFTH RAr-K._8«llln«; for two year o!d«: $4l>O added. Kour an. I a ha'f furlonra start ro<v<
wSaESEJEST ""* Tlme> ° 54 * 1 - ' Vlnr " r "■ r • * "SSSS-J^oSS
.. V: ? I :, T.'r- $£2 •v: ; ul..,Vru 1 ..,Vr
J>n*c ":..;::::;:::':::,* A ■_• J.* 15 •_' l^'i;-^ J = «?. -?
J ""» • ••' '' 4' ■ nft * ; a * 7-7
Supple... ■ 7 111 7 7. 7' ft* m.-.i . *ft n 6. *T i •;,
I " >f 1 mi ■ ♦■ 1 «■ 1. i s 1,. ,r, -
fylvan I'.ll .-J MM .1 1 ■ 4' 7' Mr.;,-, ... ft M {, J
U»rto I -'-I « I' 1 - • »'i » a Mu.uraxe. 4 7 .; •• 7
Mnn Fein N 107 !> !•• lei n lrtncton M s B. •" - «
>".."UKh I I-- M !. i M Kins ■ I- tl I*. " " M
' Sl « r "«"- «> i"4 11 11 11 11 h.,,1, . . 1.1 :>, •■„ " •:
laftMilU, • rary looktaa; flllv. VMftti her v.,, in the front at the. last fllrl ,, n p-.le and
.too.l |M drixe „. *.„ .->n«<,r ran a * ...», M an ,, will tear watohir" Nauchtr '«
»l #- .1. but iust KIVUI..I aearissj out «t the elbow. ."»"u«niy i-aa nßjn B j
c a-rsr , ■ • ■■•■ ■
&^| ;j; a - ft ; ; s & ii:r fJ a
; -Sri l j h
'-• 1 11 tif hfg ■ ; I I "• A
- ] ] mj ••• sisis? i ;, ! F « 2 2ai •..
i !
We,* 1 | „). II ; 112 4 «■ , «,, i |! g [jJJJ g V" g -" I"
ar " ! .-. w.n uc. .na Bau'bod SMS JSfimliSjfl2 i& m .UtyytK mtf
NATIONAL aaVaVOVal GAMKS TO-DAY.
New York at Kn»ton.
Brooklyn .it PhilaHelphLi.
PUt»burs; at >•». I-nui«.
< hirncn at <"lnrinnatl.
R»l I.T-« OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. S; New York. 4.
I'lrladelphla. 7; Brooklyn. 4.
St. Ix>ul«. 6; I'ltt^bura;. S.
i Im-innatl. .> IhlraffO, 3.
. NATIONAL I,EAGI"K STA.MMM,.
«. i.. P. C- W. i* P. C.
Bo«tnn -. * 1.000 Philadelphia I 1 ..VM>
< inrlnnatt 2 <» I.ooft M. LouK... 1 1 .sOft
Brooklrn . 1 I .500 New York.. • 2 .•••
Pltt«bura;.. 1 1 -V* Chicase .- - • 2 .•••
FORDHAM SUFFERS DEFEAT
Beaten in Five Innings by the
Pennsylvania State Nine.
The Pennsylvania state baseball team
defeated Fordham In a hard fought game
at Fordham Field yesterday by a score of
3 to 0. The visitors arrived one, hour late>
| and only five Innings were played, darkness
j putting an end t > the contest.
The master.'ii pitching of Plolett. of the
j Pennsylvania state team, proved too much
for the home, players, who were able to get
I onyl two hits. K**ho« started the game
! for the local collegians, but a cluster <•'
: four hits for three runs In the third and
fourth innings caused his retirement Mur
i ray Quinn relieved him on the mound, and
| was invincible for the only Inning he
I pitched.
The score follows:
I'EN'N. STATK I rORDH.AM
r lb po a • rlbpoa*
»r<""l»rrj:.rf o ft rt o O SM'^r' 1 ft 1 2 ft ft
Kberline.lb ft 1 7 1 <* JM'Carthy.2bft 1 2 Ift
H%ddo. ss. ft O 1 1 O'Pcanlon. 3b. O 0 I SO
Wkman.3bft ft 12 0! Mahoney rf 0 0 1 O 1
Hlrshman.c 113 2 0 1 Si-hetss. lb. 0 ft % ft o
■ Blythe, 2b. It2l ft Garjran, If. 0 ft 1 ft ft
LeMlg. ft. ft ft ft O O'Sharkey, rf. O ft ft ft O
riol-tt. p. ft 1 ft 1 '• MTaffrer.ss ft ft ft A i
Letdlch. rf 1 1 1 0 0 Kehce.. p... ft ft ft 2 ft
t Quinn. p... 0 0 0 0 O
Total*... 3 815 8 II Totals .. . •> 215 » 2
P«nn State ft ft 1 2 O— 3
Kordham o 0 0 ft ft— O
First base, on balls -Off Kehoe.. 1; off Piol<!tt 1.
Struck out -By Kehoe. 1; by Plo!«tt. 1. Three
baji» hit— J. McCarUnr. lyft on base# p.rin
State. 4. Kordham. 3. Stolen bases— Sh»rkey
i2i Sacrifice. hlt»- MeOeny, c;argai
MRS PROVE COSTLY
Yankees Bow at Last to the
Boston Red Sox.
SINGLE RUN THE MARGIN
Quinn Holds Visitors to Five
Hits, but Poor Support
Brings About Defeat.
Four costry error, made by the Yankee
In the early stages of the game at the Amer
ican league) Park yesterday afternoon
hv!ped the Boston Ked Sox to win the, *• -
ond game of the season by a scor* of '• to Z
Once the- home team steadied down Bowtoj
never had a chance to make the rtfrsjM. but
the damage had t»e*n done In th* flr-t !n
ning. when the Red Sox scored two run*
On* more run In the third Inning, due In
part to rm>pl»y*. g»ve Boston a teal whl^n
th« home players failed to overcome, *
vhat amounted to a continuation of the
foi;rteen-lmi!ng tie game on Thursday.
The playing of both teams grew M r a*
th« game went on. For the last four In
nings no Boston player saw first base, whll-
I.aporte'9 single in the- s*v«nt!, tnnr ■ .- al»n^
<«aved the Yankees from the *am* fif-
Brtlliant fielding marked the work of both
nir.»-* in the latter part of the gam*. when
noston was straining every nerve to mak"
vlf tory sure and the Yankees were working
their heads off to get the -Ingle tally whl-h
would tie the score and give more time to
win a possible victory.
The most fialr raiding play »f '** »fnig
gle came at the beginning of the ninth In
ning. when Hooper, the ftrit man up M
Boston, drove a high fly to short right field.
It was out of reach of Wolrer. and looked
like a safe hit. but ' 'has* sprinted aft th.
ball and. rur.ning with his back to the plat*,
caught It as it cam* down over Mi shoul
der. Sweeney, too, rrade a circus ra.'<~)i tn
the eighth inning, when he got hi* hand*
on a foul ball which would ha\e dropped
Into the boxes in front of the grandstand.
He fell over the rail and went headlong »n">
the box. but managed to hold on to the halt.
Hooper and Speaker, in the Boston out
fl<id. were no less effective in shutting or
fhc Yankees, and their playing wpnt a long
ray toward saving the gamo for the Red
Sox. McConnell. on second, stopped sev
era grounders which looked good for hit*
af critical times.
Quinn pitched well for th» Yankees, anfl
with perfect Kupport might have pulled out
a victory. The need of some good hitters
to start off the seventh* inning for «»d
StaHings to put Laporte and Knight In the
game in place of Quinn and iVjrer, so
Ford went to the, box for the last two in
ninga. Quinn allowed only five scattered
hits, two of which, however, figured In the
scoring. He passed one man. The
Yankees did not do any heavy hitting, al
though they found Smith for seven singles
The Red Sox scored two runs tn t' •
inning. Gardner let McConnelt's grounder
sltp through his hand, and the runner was
paf^. I^ord advanced him with a sacrifice
and ho went to third on Speaker's single
Into left field. Stahls sacrifice rty to •~<fx\^rm,
field brought Mct'onne.ll home with the
fl-st run. Speaker stole second and scored
another run when CYiger let a pitched ball
slip out of Ms mit.
The run whl'h proved to h« th» one
needed to win th-? game was made 1n the
fourth Inntng, when only the steariv work
of Quinn kept the, Red Sox from running
up a larger score.
Wagner opened the inntng with a drive
to left field, and took second on a sacrifice
by Niles. H« went to third when Gardner
fumbled Hooper's grounder, and MMfva
when Foster made a mess of a ha:
bail by f'arrigan. With men on second and
first bases. Smith a"d McDonnell filed out.
In the fifth inntng the Yankees pulled out
of another bad hole, when two singles In
succession by Lord and Speaker at the be
ginning made things look dark, but the
next three men proved to be easy outs.
The Yankees lost two golden oppor
tunities by poor base running tn the second
and fifth innings'. As it was they scored
two runs, but might easily have made
more. In the second, with one out. Austin
singled and stole second rViger and Quinn
walked to first, and the bases we'-
Heniphlll followed with a clean drive over
third base, and Austin scored. Hooper
made a quick throw to the plate to h^ad off
Austin, and Oarngan relayed the bait to
Ptah! in time to cat. h Hemphill or
Welter then grounded out to Wagner.
Quinn opened the fifth inning by fanning,
but Hemphill singled to left field and \V.->l
fr to right. Chase's scratch hit brought
Hemphill home, but Wolter was caujrht off
second babe and Chase was out trying to
steal.
The score follows:
BOSTON. NEW TO!
r lbpo a • rttfttl
■caTafllA 1 0 1 .*. 0 HemphHl. -f I 2 I •> "
TiOrri. 3b . *> 1 2 " o'Wo!t«r. if. »► 1 "I 0 >>
Speaker, cf 1 - 2 O «> «-ase. ft).. • 1 IS • 1
Stahl. 1b . o 015 S 1 1 En*te. If .. . o 1 2 <• •>
Wagner, ** I 1 .1 8 <;arir-r 2b •> O - -. °
Nile*, rf. . • • I tO Foster, as. . O ft ft 1 1
Hooper. If. ft ft 1 1 Austin. ,".b. 1 1 ft © O
Carris^n. o ft 1 ISO > "riser c. . . ft ft 2 ft ,i
Smith, p.. \> ft ! 4 o:*ljiport«» ..ft I .>....
i Sweeney, c. ft ft i ■> O
'(J\iinn. p.. . ft ft ft ft i.
' *>rsiu»T . . ft ft ft ft ft
iKcrd. i- ... 0 0 • 4) 0
Totals . . 3 627 25 1 j Totals ... 2 127 12 4
•Batted for ("rlcer in the ,* V erfh inning
tßatted for unlcn tn th* se\enth innin*;.
Boston 2 ft ft 1 ft O ft ft «- 1
New York 0 1 0 i» 1 0 0 O »>—■.•
T»o-M>« Ml lyrrl. Sa.-rirtce Mts—l.ord
Nile.-*. Snilth. Sacrifice flr- Stahl. Stolen bases
— Speaker. iTia»e. lCn»te. Austin, T' on tm*e»
Boston. ♦?; New York. 5 Klr«t bam on errors
— Boston. 3. Strict out — Ry yulnn. 2; by Pmttn
t rta^es on balls- Off $'plit^, 4; off Quinn l'
Wild pitfhrs — Qutnn. 1; Smith. 1 Hit* O~
Qutnn, 5 in 7 inning: or For.t. none i- _• h'
nin««. Time — 1:05. Umpire* — l>ine«n and Con
n'-:>.
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I'M yon take gas"
OreerM It was knocked o;r b\* an auto
mobile. Hv the way. I »i.l c^t a whiff of
the gasolene. --Yonker«« Statesman.
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOItMIE \ -••>■»■» II F HK\ \l IT » <•.
erju'.pi'-d «rh Hr>.diu'.e» n^A ilsc dunn|
bod> - . rrcent'\ «» srhau'ed »r«1 \r ft»^» .->»«*
cri?(t!ti^n. F«r ppi*«p r i*« «nj furtJ'er rl->>»i:j ai-
( 4rts» U. J. VHITTALL. Worcssier. Maw.
GIANTS BITE THE t
Go Down for the Second r«&
Before Boston Doves,
RAYMOND IN POOR FQRi
Has One Bad Inning, and w
Looked Like Safe Lead
13 Lost.
r.'i*ton. April 1* - '■apT HiYnsjmj w
up f> his ol<l trlrk.-* In r^.e nerond ns»t
»v,»«n rh« N'-w York Oianta aM tag aaav
rv.\e* her* thi* sftern-ion, an 4 was «f^
ni'n.*' • -1 ■' - »i h^lpfna; •' *a«a>S
aluna: to .1 < torr With a»^T
IfnrM three n»n» In fmn» -f >n«» tun
of the «tx-r' !.intn<. Raymond. notflj
v : irii allowlna; a si;ia;'<» 4.-rl * '*^saaaii
off his curve*, passed two rr»u, a3< j Jr
last a«ony was ov< - • Qst^
jr.. re
OasAafl Ml to Al MSQM an«J M^aw
•on *at>!y DStO UM * ie ' 1 inning, »v. c
hra. «• of I•• h- „.. nomr th«» *':ama
The OUnts lost •• Tn" oppor*un:t7 t« «k
gam- \i ti.e flr^r Ia - ..' - «n»taa2
.X'ter HUM Vfi OCBVM *. Schlfl^
c'".' I ri MM f»fft»l at sat ami m CranaaTi
<\TV * • \"- ore j{ f , -^
for two b;i«.«. putrir.a; <-%rA*\\ on :hitf^
[«>y> waiite'l, fl!;:n« " » hase* a m
sihK!^ by Murray *-oi;!i] .».e p ti j tha>(^
on Ml hri he was BMQ •■» * ■ •*.»
an>» p<>pp»' r l >ip an ea.-i- " 1 lUrm^
' r ' • ■ ' ' ran tn th« mm
)r:r.!:._- P.riilwell Watkerl -mrt took -m.
on I»evlir»'s 'mC to •'• sMfl Vttti
shimmcl a drive Into r:<nt ftt l, <I!I!b<^
Mkwav and I'.r <l*eli aroreaj on Qrhfersa*.
fi " rlr V> R' ' !<. lUlvnon'! foijtad «aii
'>'■■> After ronslrlerabi* 1 btinfUa ■
the Mai th» Clawsa 'nan;i«efi tn gtt a>
or) r run in Bsa Third! inninc D*»w.
wr.lked nml • C f "*' Dm*. ,
to righ? f\r ■!<! tm two ba ***. Nit en Jfcrtjr'i
grounder wa.^ r«!i(h* h#twee n ■•••'nyl w
third and nin down fn|) r»ac!i«lB»!w>
a- 'I .- ore«i • 1 -*• ■ - \ du'.o!<» to ■•aj*,
f.r!.j. r?ridwell and D*v!!n malked, iTliaj^
basra unre rrore. hiit M^-'.< -. fans»4 *zi ■*
t:red the <?!.;» The other two mas *-,
mad* in the fifth inning. when, •»';h tiw
and fhe b^ses full for rh« fourtS to
■Ufttl stngl^.l. BBatßfl .--rrr.our »a 4 |m
well.
The srtir* follows
COST ■ N NTT TOUX
r lr> po a c • a>s>ai
Moran. If •» •» 2 n ft r- ire, •?.»!«(
• "ohtna. rf. » Jo •> o Z '■■•■' 2> . • 2 1 «■« ■
t I 1 o A Murray .' I <* \
j«ho«n. 3> ' ' '- - • »sj maw, rf 1 jj 1
Herznc. I • 1 ••"SO Pi !w«:! •• 1 0J ♦
W n .y.., I I 1 a ' ' - - '^ * 1 *• 1
Martel » •> " r 1 " v. -'< IS. <»t»»-
Oraharn. ••45m " - - MV
Out!*, p. . O «♦ 0 « n r.* - --!. 3 •• •
•I>ei»» . .. (» i» « O 0 '"ran^la.^ p. * 0 •••
Brown, p. .'•'■' ' •' -P- •- f•• «>
Tota:». .. MBSI T Ml • •»]"
•Raf»«* fnr Cirtls - *" :nnl3». -ihst
Se\mi>ur In Busts) taarn«.
Fonr<v» . ... ■> 1 ♦» 'v <» » <r 1,.
New M •► 1 1 •> Z 1* • a*.
Twf*-r««e HBi - -- .- <"irahar>. t«^i
Hits- •"»'•'- tn 5 lnn:n«rs * Bt"«i. 1
« trtnin** •" Raymond, •* in 52* !-.r.;^
i*r«nrta!l. T -n Z t-3 tnn'nan ••---*:• «d
Swe*nev M-:t»i c ar"-. • !?•• -jV-hlat SM
b aH »» •Xllins. Pertln M* -. X S»e»n«». Oajj
nlays Doyle Br'tf-we;! an- M«r<>: Brt*»»". 1
Stork!- Left on ha.*=«- V»w TcrH. 11: ftat
9 Flr«t ha«» on b»:> ■«'*»' Ra-.-mood. «.
< > jr*!.i. .'.: -ifT f>in.ia 3 Ur->wn. I T
ta«e on error»— N*w Turk. 2, Ec**"TJ. T. IT*.
r-tr-her— R-- Cfefttß <r*evl!r:). StwX <•»-<
; urtlK. 3. by Ravmord. 3. l ■■ •"r»n<l»tl. t
pr"«i t Tirr.e^ ;oc. t— irtrea— K'.»ib 1
Kane
ST. LOUIS (N. L.5. 6; PITTSIUItt
St. Lou 1 .?. April 15. — -■ L"n::s r^-drr :
feated Pltt."»burg h\ a. srnr«i nf < tf> i |
pMN marked hv he-av^- riitttn^ *h<J <*ai
fl«*:n:rs p . A muddy field p>. \*-'<>4 fatti*
anil the pitch Ins • n"n« of aM best
batting ra' in th" !»«-ve n th ''".iTtg apt'-
I^i'ui.s five runs art'! t!-.« Ka^e T^9 ar
follow .
St. LOT!? ■ riuuu
r ll> pn » • - a»aj 1
jr:i«Rsn».;i) o 1 - ■ n p • . -* . 1 1 :
Ellis. !f . . •> 1 2 •» •> !>•*. •.•ll* 1
CMsse f •■» o t 1 • rtarm* If •> 2: '
K.>n-h?.!b <> 11: * « '\ tajrwr. a» t »I "•
Kvaris. — I ! •« ■» I UUI«T. ft • I '
fircshan. a> t • 9 9 1 SBajryat l-i. 211
Hu!switr.«n l 1 .1 > " Will rf.. • 1 * 4
Barbeati.3h t « '> ♦ 0 Gih* <i. -.*•»:
rsrrMon. pit: 2 1 'y-!. p.T t::
Parkman.p « « O t 0 X' -; p .•>*»:
-..it" •• <• »!,>»:: .... • ♦ • -i
Tot*.* .. • tail I T . - » »»*
*Batte«l for »'r>r-i'lon trt -.--•!! nsM
*Raf for Ftock In the ninf.i "rnraax
M Louis •» «» ■ 0 • ■ S S ;- :
Pifth-irc 0 I 0 - <> 9 Z • ♦"■
Two v \9" FTv-»n». R; r-<* m I
hits— Sha.rp«\ Miller. It-i«arr!« * K-w-' *
11. •• hit.«— H::jt^ii ... H-—^: ■<>■ <r<Am
Ifajf— lll KM t- j- 1 "y «•*,
iEvan»i Ha«*>3 nn bj.:.' off t#!SaJ*. f
fYocfe, t; sfl CuaTMaa. 2. nff B.i'-it.-raa. i** 1
<■:;' n U:".'M, i. (q F" ■•"- I: by '"^>rfWa
lilts— Of? OrrTidon. ? !n 7 r ngs; afi Bart=*
none fn 2 Innings; rff Tfirtr.i. H tn « — "I
afl vv r «..-k. - in 'J Jr-nne« t#fl ■ lasw %
I^uiJt. «. Pttrahn-». • T! ■ I <3. trssjsw
Johnstune and M -ir
ST. LOUIS (A. L.). 5: CHICAGO.
«'hic.ii;i». A;in! 1" S- .v! * Jr*** 1
CUtBSal IMM t»-<!.T:.- I • soaM ' "
in a loosely playt-l apasM m» acort >
lows:
n ijlh a ■ ■
r Ib po 1 ■■ ' » ?"J
Stone. If . •_• 1 1 i. .. \ ' I{} \
- :s ..•_•-•• a. * i>
Hoffman.. -f I t i.> •> ',- ;f » Tfj
<*.rtrss. 811 t t2 *1 - •- *'»•,,!
Hartzeil.i- • t !• .: " i-. 1> '• •»'
Ahstein. Iti rt 1 :•••''• !■ • 'j .
I>e:nn:itf.rf •» 1 t 1 > ■ <* •' - •!
Stephens, c •»•• "*'»"■■ • '*'*»?
Pelty. p.. 1 o .... «. P t 1
*•■«« ....».».»,..>: ;-• • •» *" ,
TVaOJe:i. p » t> •> \ -• ?<> _ *J
Totals... S *-.-:.•- i « ■ ♦ rSii
•}ia!>.-- | ?t at «
sr UaH ■' •■ : 1 i) ! I
'" l - ' '
T»,v base MH Hallll «: *-kburn«. ■J2
Rtt*— Off Watsb. ■ «* «jT
■Mac r-. 1 3 bintai aft . , , .
inatnK?. .>e» j>u^ 3 - '- * iS»
ka ♦ lnnim:^. >j - '"" ',-• V
i»iuM» p;a\« <;-^-i- • x -■ _ •
on lam >f>tcaap» » - '• ■ . .».
"ff Walsh. I •" --4^l
_• ..-■ i--:;v. ♦ st- " nf^Si«
iv::v. :. h\ ■\ .
laaQi Kur-is Ttm '..••-•'•»''■
tVlTinn ,in,t (fl*U» ' *
THE TURF- -- >
Racing
At Aqueduct
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