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Racing .* League and College Baseball ** Rowing ** Golf J> Boating ■■» Other Sport
THE TURK SHOWS CLASS
Defeats Prince Imperial in the
Arverne Stakes.
DANDELION WINS A RACE
Garner Rides Three Horses to
Victory and McGee Two
at Aqueduct.
Th* T-:rk won dM Arverne stak»-s at
Aquedti-t ,rt<fnl»v 'ike I hlrh-<Mass colt
Ttie i">n of H<-no-Ora<-« lie am* rather ■■■!■
#T)d *low to mstiiie a> a two-year-oH MM
season s.r.d did BM Co to the pest until
rJither lat»>. but he beat .'berryola and a
RMV f.elri in nii!n« theUvnbrook Handl
iap at .1.-niaSrs <n OCMMT 1* m ■ aajf '"
prove )r.s won: H* more than lived up
to 'ho r-^rr.lse of that race yeaterday. air:
indications t >O'n« to the Pilver Rro..k }>rm.
rwne.l by W. c Fanshawe. Vr;nt «-ell repre
sented in surh three.ycar-oia fixtures a* he
;•• entered for.
Prince imperial, which ran wtl • pH
■M in Ihl i^trt«»r lianrtlran from a bad
her-ak. w»* b»hinfl him ■-•.•••«•■- ]t
v*» not a sa.U»f>inr t«*t. as the Orlando
JfcMaVf«BM|| wheeled M tl.e barrier
flashed up and was off three or four let.e^s
behind his field Several »roo4i ju«*«- ham
• ver. cxprcssej the optr.mn thai The Turk
•would trr.?n .n Into ,i,* better horse. ' 'Ms
Uia.i araa hsved <- n v • way of !MB£
We fo-^ed a fast, even pace, and wh«n h*
herar. to lire. •• Ofle LfJi !a«t rtttßßf V >•
Jump«d a«a fro.n two o- three -.:t« of the
vttfi with a eaara— ar.d w ;:;:r,cnes« that
T-.-vri ... to^.l borne H" ran fe six
fi:-'or.a-s. t«o. over a fleafl trsrk «n • :4 i nd
|Hi a- tbt m* e.Pl^ared !• b.Tve BflaMtfetaC
*.n reserve.
ffel tttt k c hUM 1i fIWMBi «•
bM BIM Mi anu pro^n Ml «iß»r IflM «
fT,e lo^V'rr BBal H " i? « IJ ' rK '"' '' 1? I'r'1 ' r '
ron* rio*.> to the found and h«s * f.c
aa>aot> ««iati aaroer c* Prise* linper*-,;
HT-efl «orr!e rround at the heal th
trre'ri,. Br i me BOM l«« «• - *"**
ewracli t- l«w* flaw*»rou« half «v to Ita
... j:n«. b-.;t be huftis at the •: ,1 f «rat
T' -. or Or-monde nar>a*eu to tarn the
place
DMQ>no^. fne ap*d for, of Htmbur,
min w>--h hxM ntti tm mxa tunm tan
t»m» IT» I»M whe-! he was uia«M shon
tMats bj the BMMMttn "ardi-«p M
Grapr:-. »« '"• w-onk-u-n by Tokalon and
In t)^ Puhurban by Oo Between, won tl
cpenin* -a^ ■*■ Ml ■< p " ;r W" 1 " 1 "
«t was tb» fir*' appearance for the season
cf Th» coio^ o* S < H ldreth. who ram
paicred Tit? Hcrbe-t ni a *>"■> F ' abl "
■ftp! \ear and finished * cio Pr MMM to
toSH H Keere in Ibl DM of winr.ir.f own
ers w :-h a total of |Jft.tM to his credit
Dandelion I* not so sound as he ii«ed to b*,
ml cam* mil mttb 81l (•■■ ••* b— *»■<
M BE. nildreth. a past master in prepar
lri a bnrs* for hit first Ftar. had him
tcftfly. «nfl «»>• nn ' fl " Ilm ran ■ r^ fllt * bl '
■Ma
powers on Madman. th<» <BJBtH BHWWM
et aott 08. «"'d Tar"r. M Bttta ■>— . a
rtrrnjr paddock t'.p. b*i UN DJBi between
them for five furioncs. Ml the *" c * pace and
keen hatt'.e for th»- Knd t- Id <-n both horses.
end w'.m BHV beyan to P«— nd*>lior.
came from behind f o W'n ole\-rrly.
T!-e distsrire r' the tl.iri race, for two
year-olflt. was stretched out to five rsrioncs
I'rr the flirt time this >t«t, and R. T Wi,
«cti. }r "s. <*»r«jrrr pro\-ed onr* rpore that hf
v I ■:-<■'■ Doft BBM a real good aaa Bl
raror. BM9 so BMOy a'trr tacMai — >
Nauudtv l.ad for m time H-.st the pr
■nee wes impre*!=t\e for so early in the
#< ason
Aujr.ipt r.f.i ■•*! ■ 'minr.an "f •'• loCkcy
■MB Ml BX HWi Of the *eason h<-r««
■rtf BtfMßr. ■ *on <•: MastlnF*. « arrlrd
i■« . -,,.-s •■■ iVCory ITI lllf> l4lrt race - T '""
Objß w.«s )•. dan iaatrtan am ttm rail for
m qtilirr ..' a mi:^. a: I I A t«-<1 IMB] MM>
:.-<■- . g • AEnwxm k«>pl borin* o\e>.
but be aiMa««d »:mi:v .f eaanaff and tW
r ■ dMft] s' tM :-i Udi ■BMWt ■»•
tnnre than Batbbln v ■ m interference, and
■tOl beaten. BMaVMI SBtti a* bltta a r
ini
>".arner. tti -^ckey. v ho ;s under BM m ■
tr> the SCcvfMU* Ptable. Fllencr-d those
*rti» hr-.-e Mb> BrtBEMBS Mi work hf r;d
inaT three winters. I^anrteljtm. Beskeiey «-. 1
■
•«ake nt tht bail hi mbM EbU. > v-itv -it ha
Judarment of pa> c w.ts • I
Mcfjef, w'.io i« rldlrut T^r <Ji«in* <"»dom.
*hr.r*a thf btMßi w.'h OatMT.
handled A:.i:i nml The Turk ih CMW fash
|Bß
Johp Psr.forfl MtM w.ti ».;s fath':. QM
•ral K'eprfn Panford. maintains a bic
MMfllßfj fxrm near Arns'rrdam rr.ads hi! 6
f.rst vs • M Oal tracit. He said 11 •• the
lifual ru»tom wn-jifl be foiiow-rd of nor ra<
init nr.v of !,is baVSM ......;■■. imm< •
rr*'- at Sa:T. -^»:p ftortaaa fa August
REYBOURN WINS A STAKE
Beats G. W. Miller After Hard
Drive at Pimlico.
PtßdlM ■>, AT 1 :' II — Hev(,n;jrn BCO
the Bjaojl KeernftiTi Stays h*re -rv-rlar after
a. hnr<l &r\\ * *:•' ■ ; v,\ mi > Ha •»■ ■:«
«eat off ntiiiT'' v *■' 'he V.er.ii «.f the stretcji.
bur closea wlT^. a MO 'lmo.i rush
A <lr:z.r.:ing ate f r^!. unfl 'he tracJt was
«V *•• ■-, of mud The nummarU-a 1 now :
I "«• ts i BJ ' • •■ M "•ear '.Ids. six
Tur.'-rir*. $:/<• B-iti^c;! Kvrst. lie fQ Flaii
Vroihrr. '?, ■■■ 1. «. v» 1 «n<l IS tn f., *on, G>p»v
O.ir. M . A Ktcoaml), »• to 1, « \o ] anl .T to 1
•scowl. KM-. iO •» RaniMM. 10 to 1. X :<. l «n-1
• • "Ime. i :i-j*» Oaaortioa T..n.
>Ir'rni. .- • . -n «j "- I ■ XII H>Tni-n and i: .
•t* aUo ran
S^oor.l ra~e ts''\-it • i tw >-«r <i!»t I
Tur!*mi»; gsi*> •<Virdi Uurar. ll" •\A Wa'U" •.
30 • i 7 tr. i ami sin i v< • Boboosb, i>i.*. i••
Rklaoat, fvm. 1 k. 3 and «>nt, •» .r.o FVari
r>7 a m malt. ir. m i. ft to 1 aa4 2 ta i
thtrrl. Tim. • 9 ■ atlßßftv*. V|u. n ■oOBJ
AOaona Bt;^ A)'-i»- r..itr-ii also ran
Mo- Iftotrl K'^rn'i l\:!*r; for ;hre*
?»*• old* btil ui'WaM. one mi>, $V«i ,
hayimum. 102 iJ I .< 8l 7 !• 2. .\^n »n.l out
•v.- • . v v - m< • .«. t.. i j •..
f. «"^ oj' ft'on'l. 'i"h» Oo'don IIi:!i»rflv, Ji«» V.
■ 1 ti i iir.i] out \\.\\<\ T;m*.
1 49S S' Ar» aIM ran.
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I LOGAN HEADS YALE NINE
Philbin s- Resignation Accepted
and New Captain Elected.
fMy Telejrraph 10 Tfc* Tribune i
New Ha-. «-n. Apiil 2i -Walter I<ogan, of
' TV'ashincton. Conn . was to-day elected raj
tain or the Yale nine- for tlu remainder of
tlr> season. He plays third ba*#. l'« «if
: captain of the Yale football eleven while
! <"aptnin <•,- t\as in the hospital las* 'all.
I aj'tain philbin ie«icne>J l»^t week be
1 <~ause <>■ a In Oil f ankle, but his r*si«na # iAn
w.-.s refused, and Fed Murphy *a* atMttl
artinp captain. Murphy injured his thumb
' yesterday, and Thilhin persiyted in pressinr
his rwiaTOatlon on the theor>' that an acting
• aptain MM divided responsibility.
CHOYNSKI READY TO BOX
Arrives at Jeff's Camp — Says
He Will Soon Don Gloves.
Ben I,onv>nd. •'«!.. April 21. -Joe Thoynfki
arrived nt the Jeffries training camp to- j
»la«- in th" wake of Pam Hercer. who Is
Joe'f brother-in-law, rhoynski announcfni I
that be was read>- to don the |tlov*s at any
time with JefTneji. Whether he will b*
more willing than Rob Armstrong to take
» littJ* punishment remains ra be seen, j
.*rfTr!*n needs some one he .-an hit hard.
Th*rr was Bt hcx.nt H>4aj After two
-.tthrr \kx da>s Jeff : ics went ba«k to Ml
oi<] routine. The early morn in a; found him
.ioifcir. along the road In the usual com
pany, and Iff the afternoon the same line
of indoor exercise followed a row on the
river
Billy r*.ike. of DVjMla, who is tra'.ninj:
her*, opposed .leffriep In th* handball courr.
In 1 Park" wax defeated easily, even with
' • <■ o( JcffrieF's nephews as « partner.
MOORE OUTPOINTS WALSH
Philadelphia Boxer Keeps Up
His Clever Work.
Pal HMMi the se\»rte^n->e<ir-ol<l 'Phil- i
ndeipllti Fhantom. " outr'imed Jimmy
W«!sli. of Boston, who claims the bantam
w^icrit championfhlp of th» Baft, in a fas
ten-round b"ut at tl^.e Empire Athl»uc flab !
|MI nicht. Th» b^-;st T«a? fiercely corneetM j
from sta*-» to firiicb \\ » «.h bad the bcttfr ,'
• f Ib* fl'tb. .rventh aa4 clehth rounds, '.
vi.''- MOON MOMi h'avlly in th«^ second.!
third. NtOtaX sixth, ninth and tenth. Th* !
f.rft ro'ird m even
W'alPh b^xed In hie usual crouch, while
Moore, flg-htln* hth on his tc-es. danced
nri-Tiri 'Mm snd OB t u^ f^tchtest op^riln^t
dnshel '••' left to the "■«■<• IVMafi showed j
rrfnt speed and aim«d Mow after blow «t :
M* more H£'i*' opponent. Moore was cool i
»•-.<« rttirn under Mr* and boxed t>'*ii delib- (
o"** aWS He maintained an almost per- 1
SMI defence and WtMtf blocked Waifh's
■M Mtaaji
The ninth round was a whirlwind affair :
\Va!>h Mai la f or. c the IBM, but ran Into !
a mQbV of )<•'• Jahs, which, varied with
Miff rtarht cross counters, drove him back ,
in ronfuslop Pal worked » right uppercut |
when In dope quarters that had Walsh 1
■MM a-- tired at the bell. The final round !
eiso was f?>t
CROSS FLOORS HYLAND ,
Gets Partial Revenge in Furious
Ten Round Bout.
!<ea.Mi Cross, ths popular Ivas f Side baaar a j
pot partial revenue on "Fishtire Dick*" '
Hvlsnd by rarnine a popular decision In
a furious ten .nd bout at th* National ;
Pportlr.sr CMS in West 44th street, last
niarht. <"'><-.sfi floored Ins opponent in th* 1
ninth round, but th* rucked Westerner was'
rot to I* deposed of so easily, and he had
plent> of strenirth at the *>n<l
It was a hard bout to lose 01 Hylands
pa*-t. as excep: for dM onr knorkdown. tlie
sturdy BBMaTCatfH would have had a shade j
ih* tetter <f the contrst on blows larded.
At tr.p outset Cross showed th<^ ■Mai !
';■••! a:nl pained an advantage in the flrf-t j
vound. '.andlnit two right l;»nd sumjrs. the
a..-' na»;seri!:sr I is mar. llyland r\rt-».i
mattera in the seennd by .r.dine with both '
hands. TV* third and fourth rounds veie
quite pven, w ; th H>lnnd having a shade
Urn bctu i at ft
When the men left their corner* nt the
heeinnlne of th* ninth round it was any
body's bOUt. Craaa missed tw.» nwinp but
whrti tn<- paii .;r . loC^tlaST an instant
ba,tei i ] c New TotilW i-auttht btS man with
a tiifht hand uppercat vrhicb ''•ashed to
the 1 1 in \*iih aacn force that H\iar.d went
in t>i«~ beards »1^ took his time getting
i;p. :ind vas then met ' y a ibMn <if
1 ■ Inc* ami hook
Fe\»-ial months «pn Hyland knocked
Croaa oat in ttie foriy-flrs! 1 nd of a bout
on t'.-.c- I ««•
AMATEUR FENCERS TO MEET.
KxprM* aTttk UN Ml, <li:e!lin<r sword and
« ill meet on the fencinc strips to de
■i<v the national amateur rhampioi
I •!.« UUUataUHfl "f "" New York
Athletir club T":.r •■<■• it« with the three;
, 1 ■ . are held under the direction ofthe '
Ama?e.;r PtmWaf MMjaa at A,MMHei in ;
aliianr-e with the Amateur Athletic fnlon. '
Aqueduct Summaries
WKATHKR < I.KAR. TrtAi^K SLOW
KIKST r..\i"K P. iin« fnt thrff yMr n!1» ar.l "purl; ?«'• ail»-1 «it fuil^nr* Man CMi
Won *M*y,\ ;*— drUtr.n. Time. l:l»S. Winner, rh h. ty Himtiurf Pan»>> Owner. S.
i M. i"h.
Tr* # , Bcttlaf ,
lin-d* rv* Wft. ?t '* '« *•» Pf *"'" ''»-krv. <>p»Ti Hlirh <".oii» n«r* Show.
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K.fln Urau 4 1"! 2 •' -« 5« i» »'• Tarlln. ... ft « « 4-O —
Spindle !<>:. f Si- 4 4 4 4 McflM .ft 12 •'• M —
Itand«-lmn. h»(J!v outrun for halt • mil*, riogrd «!it.nrly »n.i run ■ miv cleverly at the
»nd Madman «.i;ti»* < ' > <l Klfln Ileau but b^th «*r<> hanc.ie nftrr r«iln({ rut In front at a
f«*T r*>* PpirJ.f h»* rot crown n-.urh anfl u«« MMV I'rrtininfnt.
Fr<" n VT> IHT H«nli'«T for three vra: old* «rd upward. *.'■<*> add "d. Or* mil* start r.ml
Won Mally; ptacc same Tim* i 4i"S Winner, h n. i- i;i«n'»um-Mlw |innn>. o«n»r.
F. r.rrxr.
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Vvn'ion Majk 1 1«2 4 4 : S : 4= M 1-incan . ».1 -J | 7-1O 1-4
Artatdack '• "- ♦• I •• ' 1 ' 6 fi Olaaa •_•<» 30 ]n 4 * .'.
Ardrl ha'i th* T«n« "T iltM nn-i »a« B*\'«r In <lan*er . i» n araatly Improved h"r»e. Araar*
<Rme from hrhinil in l««t furlrma and handled hl» »»i«- w« v /.K-nnj. iho«»i| lmprov«m<fit
f. 1 i» iea-1\ M win QimlfcT Mirk haU D" teem « mm ■r, : wnrTh mm h
■J'MIKI' liV-'r P»-'.lir« Nf W» >*ar iMfi *«■*■ »'id'd Ki\«- fur>n«« Start »<>od Won rusllv,
• 1- • f«it». Tittt . 1 <i-*». VBMr, b C . IV Plaudit OndurdJg. nwn»-r. l{ T. Wilson. Jr.
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onii'! ms4« • ih«» <f )^i* fl»!d Mi aaaMMi " ha ■m ■ all Whin elaa«4 raaaf«iHy aft«r
helr.« r.'riij- • t • ••- fiirkn»» ?»n^hi", l.«d had MM tired. findiriK Urn di<nan ■ - •■-. far.
r arlii 11. ai »ii I I
FYH'TITH RACK TIIK IRVERNK PTAKF.P; fr>r thr»>e MMMI; value. *i..-.i., a| a rurlo T -»«
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lmb<rnni .ti d. • I"'. * 4* 4* 1 »'k !•• Itf HuwH.., i" a ai 1 1
IMnr# lmT""1a * "-' f> '• * *' *' ** ««arner . fcA h S r. ■• 14
1 , ; M - S» 2 1 " ft t 4« Hi.inp » |«l 12 ••• n
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Thf T;.rk J'.fi •'« •■'<• «nd, re»p<-'lltflTl|t 1" <•* fir two ruts th» whip at tl,» ,„„, ' llr
lOU- , , . , i«tt to wlrt !!k» a «OWI «-nlt Imli» <.f OraMMAI •«n f. hi. |.»-t form I'rinre
> 1 .. -.npiK-d liv a »>a<l br^ak. a«ie4 »in>» ftrr.un.l at t)»r h«ad of the utret.-h, but n»v»r
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\TAV-VOTJK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. APIUI. 22. lWft
GIANJS GEI ft HE
Beat Boston After Anxious Mo
ments in Ninth.
MARGUARD IN RARE FORM
Pitches Brilliant Ball for Six In
nings, but Is Injured in
Sliding.
Another pitcher tame into his own on th*
Polo Ground!" yesterday afternoon, when
the Giants defeated the Boston Dove* by a
score of 3to 1 It was Mai ajiiaraj for whom
New York paid 111.** in M* For six
innlnes he pitched In brilliant form. He
fanned three men In succession in th* sec
ond innins. nd altogether sent seven men
to (bo bench In the same way. Only one
.lean hit was made off his delivery. By
his own :icrll»rnce. however, a second had
to be registered acainst him. ".'uriis
grounded to Merki*. and Marquard failed
to cover fit*' b*s*. The runner would have
been an easy out had the youthful pitcher
not forcrttcn that he was I player, instead
of a spectator.
After holding dor.n th* DaV«l for six in
aajMJ he was lajarcd and hnd to be carried
off the field. He strained his ankl* 1 slidin*
to second base <>n a two-baceer in the sixth
inning Phnfer ran for him. and <*randall
took his place, in the box In the next lnn'nfl:.
Th- Doves threw a taara into the "fans"
who remained to see the last innlnß. The
Olants had secured a lead of three runs,
anl riM game Mahal fairly wife. Hut a
comedy of errors and a slntrle broagM in
♦wo run*. Davara dropped Beak's fly In
ltd field, and Shean slneled. Herzo was
hit and filled the bases Sweeney then
grounded to Doyle There MM a fine op
portunity for a doubl- play, but the Nerv
York second baseman jurffiaf the ball Ma
recovered In Tim* to ratch HarSOf nt s»erond
b\ t'lUthtnK the bag as Beck scored, but
mad* a wild throw to th- plate, and b*fore
Ble <hi«-f ' Hbjrara could p»t Ma hand? on
It Bbaaa had eraaaad the plate. Sweeney
in th- mean whll- reached BOCOad, and it
looked as though the ieara would b* tied.
Mart-!, however. bMM up » high infield fly.
and there was a' moment of raapanat 3*
Movers waltel for the ball to com* down.
but H landed squarely In hts mit». and th*
cam* wa« over.
Doyle was the heavy hitter of th* game.
"Without - -m* or reason he stepped up to
th« plate aft*- IVvor" had fli"d out in the
first innin? and drove the ball Into the
richt field etand for the first horn" run on
the Polo OfWinfll this season He- also
mad- a n«-at MBfM to left fVld th* next
time he came to bit. Fridwell smashed out
a two-has- hit with men on first and sec
ond In the sixth inninir and scored one run.
Devlin got by with one Mngl-
Frown. the Boston lojbtof, pitched » food
aa>M and pulled out of one had hole nicely,
nUhouph h»* «as aided materially by the
umpire, according to th* rabid "fan?."
Doy> opened th- fourth inn'nß with a ?\n
ple, and Murray was hit. Th-r* was no *
out. and m <;rav was Just *hapine things
up for a bit of fUMy inside hat«>ball when
Murray was najll napplntr off first, in
the eye» of th* umpire. From th- grand
stands the runner appeared to be easily
safe Seymour flied out and Bridwell
fanned, BMfbJg an innlrg «hl«h fttafttA'
with much promise for th*« (Plants.
Dayta*a home tun broke the i< * in the
■rat Innine Th* other two tallies were
made, in the sixth. Maiquard hit for two
bases. He was injured, and Shaffr took
hi* place on second. Devore followed with
a sacrifice. Doyle walked, and Murray*
sacrifice fly scored Bhaf<»r. Seymour walked
and Fridwell doubled, sending l»oyle home.
>lth<uiph Devlin «*? aaaaad, Mcrkle
grounded oat. Fhcan la Hartal, and retire 1
the side. Kx<-ept In th«» ninth lnnlr>- the
Davaa never pot a man past second base.
The score follow •:
meat YORK. BOSTON.
r Hi po a « t v r rt a •
I>\ ■tr If ,< <• 2 " 1 Minn. If. . " " - " "
p.m.- ■h I 2 1 1 Jjn lln*. rf.. • «• 1 " "
Mutrav rf "0 2 " " I."' ... •• it " "
•ernmr.cf <t ii 1 1 (1 Back, . r . 1 *> a a •
Bniwell.ss <» 1 1 1 AJfffieaJl. 2h. 1 Jjl "
he\ltn .^^ • • 1 »> « Mem c SI <> " 1 • "
Merkle 1b 11 <• .•. <■ *» ««r*n»v. •<• <• <• 'J " <•
Xlcyti, , it "12 I OlMartel lb •' 010 <• 0
Varq'.iaM.po 1010 ilraliam. c . " 0 1 J •
•S'raffi • .1 ii II <l • irtt« v. . ii 1 <> a <<
• -anflail, p•• 1 •» 2 0 Brown, p . ■ • •• - •
Total*... 1 627 " I Total* -i 324 13 «
• Ran far M»rquar<l In th- irat! InrlnK. ♦ San ad
for tv»l!lni In th- ninth inning
Km rart 1 • • • I I • • H
■aaMa . . , « « 0 O 0 0 « 0 2-2
T»r. hai» hltn- MaVOoart. Brl.lwM Home run
Do)-te Baerl*c« hit*— Oßlltea. D*t«w sa.ri
fir»« fl\ ■ M\:rr»>. Rtoioa ooaao— Ottttia, Bb<o>.
l*t\ on ha»-R— Boston. New Yor'*, 4. Klr»t
hasp «n Ulta Baa'aa. 2 Struck on* — By •■•11
ti». 2. B7 Brown, I; by MarquaM, 7. by «*ran
dull " Ha*»« nn hall* -Off r"unl», a. off Rtown.
1 'ft MarTi«"l- 2 ,< • by pitrh-r« -n> <-urtis.
1 rMomrl >9 «*ran<la'l. 1 i*'-.-'«' Hits— OfT
ilnniusrd. 2 in ■ Inrtnf*. afl «r«n.ltll. 1 In 2
inninar. otl '"urti! 1 . •"• Hi ft i:;ning»; off Rmun. I
In -' ir.iincs ptre* -Rl(l*r and Km!!l».
Tim* l •■■
Harvard *Rotvs to Victory
N&w Crew Makes Good Fight for a Mile and
Finally Drops Behind.
Annapolis. April 21.— 1n a. gamely con
tWed struggle thar for th* first half of th*
two-mil* course was nip and tuck. Har
vard's eight -oared 'varMty cr*w defeated
the Naval Ac*d*my oarPm-n by between
two and a half and thr** l«-n«ths on th"
P*v-m Wv*>r this afternoon. Hnrvftrd cov
ered th*> distance In 11 minutes 17 *<^ond».
while th* Navy's time was nine seconds
flower.
Th* rare was rowed ov-r th* outer course,
and while, the Pe\ern was an c.iJm as •*
rnlllpond. a cold. drUzline rain fhllled the
spectators, prominent am«ne whom was
O*orjr» Yon L. Meyer. Secretary of th*
Navy, who wltn*<«d*d th* battle of oars
from the deck of the torpedo boat Man!<»y.
used M the referee's boat.
Notwithstanding tli A ruin, th** wat*r con
ditions were excellent and the rare was
rowed or. time. It wan 3 :.I<> o'clock when
the midshipmen boarded a launch with th*lr
shell tovrinir behind, and h»ad*d out of th*.
harbor for the starting line. Han-Hid fol
lowed a- f*w minutes later. The referee's
boat nade a stop at th* jjanfcway of th.>
dispatch boat I.inlphin. and Mr. MIJUf was
taken aboard. He stationed hlm«>*lf well
forward with Sup«rlnt*rd*nf Bowyer of th«
Standings in "Baseball Hace
NATIONAL UMSI QJJOH TO-PAY.
Brooklyn lit New York.
Bn«.ti»n at rhilmielphirt.
<*t. I /.mi. at rittKhiirc.
iinrinini at rhlragn.
RFMITS or oamf.s ve*teri>at.
New York. 3; Hn'ton, 8.
'■•)•! •.l-l:-.ln i. 1; Brooklyn, I).
IV-'hiirg ft; St. l.nala. 4.
( hi. .«... A; « Inrinnatl, 1.
NATIONAL i.E.xr.ri: MftJBJBjMI
W. L P. C. IT. L. P. r.
n.,l;.flrlphl.. 4 1 «on < in. inmtl 2 3 .400
ri't.h.irr 3 I .7r»oßo.trn ... 2 3 .100
f hlrnßo 1 2 «.V> Rrnnklrn. . . 1 4 .2ftft
N*rr V«.rk . » ? "00 £t. i •■•if i 4 jo*
NO RUNS FOR BROOKLYN PIRATES OPEN AI HOME
Moren's Pitching and Hitting
Win fnr Philadelphia.
Philadelphia shut out th- Bup-rbas at
■Washington Park. Brooklyn, yesterday.
MafW allowing only two httd Wheat and
■U'ilhelm drivinsr out two bagger*. Moron
won hi? own a- a me, too. by pcorlnn th* only
run on a slashing three base lilt In the
third Inning and a low throw to th*. plat*
by r>auh*rt
The visitors had th« bases full in the
ninth innine. with two out Barker, who
su< eaadad wiiheim in the box. passed Doom
purposely to wait for Morren. whom he
struck out Th- Phillies played without an
. rror tor the xcot>d day in raeeaaataM.
Th* game was interesting from end to
end. and a hard one for Brooklyn to !<>?e.
The score follows;
PHILADELPHIA. I BRCOK.LT.V
r lb po a «i r lb pi » •
Titin. 1f... 0 <> 10 oTPmlth. 3b 0 0 n I 0
I .— If 0 i 3 <» OBur^h. cr. . 0 0 3 0 0
<!rant. 3b. <• 1 2 8 OpVbMt, If.. 0 1 I ft 0
Mage* ef Olio 0 ; Hummel. 2b ft 0 O 1 \
Bratuf'lfl.lbO 2 10 1 O naubert. lh O 010 ft 0
Knab- 2h ft 2 3 3 0 H Smith, rf o 0 4 0 0
Doolan St. « © 1 2 « McMillan. •• 0 0 3 3 ft
r»o.iln c . 0 ft « 1 0 F»ra-en. .-00840
Moren. p.. 1 1 0 3 o,^l!h#lm. p. ft 1 ft 2 0
I 'Davi.iton. . 00000
|Bayf*r. p. . . ft 0 ft 0 ft
T.tal* . 1 *27 13 •! Total* . . . 0 227 13 1
•Ran Mr Wllh-lm in eighth inn!n«.
Philadelphia . . . ft a 1 0 ii a • # 0 l
Brooklyn (> II ° II " ■ II " 0 -<»
Two i^ji*- aits Wh»at. \Vtlh-!m. Three b*s«
Ml If MHO t-»ft on r*»»»- Philadelphia. »i
Brooklya. 4. First but* on err.->r- Philadelphia,
1 Stri!*n bas*a— Doolan. Hummel, McMillan.
frsni on haila—^»ff Wllh-lm. 1: off |!ar««r, I]
off M«M«a, 3. H'riKk out -By Wilh-lm. 2. by
TUrrfr. I: by M"r«n. 0. WIM pit.-h— Mor»n.
Him off Wll>i^lm. a In « Innings. Tlm»— l:37.
L'mpiras- X »in and Kan-.
CHICAGO BEATS CINCINNATI
«'hi«-nK>'. April : ; — The. CMeafto Olba
easily defeated Cincinnati here to-day iy
U «,-or* Of * to 1. Thrown kept the hits wed
scattered, while Beobe was hit hard and
Cu»*natil was wild.
The report thai Overall, pitcher, and
|BhMkaUdi i)utfl*ld*:. of th* Cubs, ajaal
killed in a railroad wreck near St. Louis,
is without foundation.
The score of the ram* follows:
CHICAOO ! CntCIICXATI
1 Ih p« a c, r lb po a •
E\»r», 2h.. 1214 «' Daachat if. •» ■ o <> o
Rfaumont.lfi 2 4 <• ft l»b*rt. 3^ . ft 0 <i 4 «•
itrhulte. rf •• 1 2 0 n HobllU-U.lb 11 1 11 Ift
<*h»n. *•. It. 1: 111 1 O.Mitchell cf 1 1 «• 0 ft
Stetnrdt.n 1 I « i 0 Kjtan. A • «i t 4 •
H«rmsn.cf • 1 <> <• <• BfrCaba, rf • • - • »>
Tinker *s o It 1 _• 1 Doaraty, ** <• 3 ♦ 5 A
\*#-'iham.c I i 7 1 •> tfclHti c. •• 1 4. ♦ 0
Brown, p. . 11 0 1 1 " R»«.r#. p •• •» 1 7 1
1 • Mill**- . . a a I » ft
Omsliaat. p • • • 1 •
Total* . til 27 11 1 Total* .1 6 2*21 1
•Batted for np>>>>e in sixth ir.n'.n«.
'"lilcaßo 2 • 11 <• 2 2 0 fi x— a
"inoinnati ft '• 11 •• 11 it 0 0 1 1
Two-base kMa— Kvan, KtetafeMt Hita— Off
ajiokO, V In 5 Innlnns; off <*o\«ii>skl. 2 In 3 j
Intilng* Sa.j"- » i.«- - -huite (31, Brown, Sac - 1
nflr* n> Hofman. Stolen »•»» • DowMjr. !
Bvarhav Wan 1 Stoinfeldt. N>«lham. Vlofman.
limiM* plays -Dow n>> to Kcan to lyvbert to M>—
I/an to Lsbtn t« Ml. "an I^*>f t on — C*hl -1
<ign, •; t'lneinnatl. 7 Baaaa on balls— Off |
Prown. 2; off COtrttaaJ. 5. Ptnirk out —By (
nrown. f. . hv OawtlaSJkl, 2. Time— 2:iV>. t'tu
l>lr*»—'.•hii*toii- arnl M...an.
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TO-DAY.
PIUrT 1; \' "E --?«i'in« . for three- year olds «r.r|
■pi a Ilia non winner* at thin mretlnir. $4ft")
n.s 1' ■'. Bl furlongs.
Black Oak IISIBas R 1110
QOhsM ...... 112!«i1lb-rt Roa* «9
kstoiM ItSlDrm T'nrai- II WI
•Wan.ifr lUV •R*«p. n*fu! »0
s*puivoria . . i"i:
SECOND KA<K two- jMr-oMi noo win
n»»r« of |IjPO9; $4rtO added. Fcur and a half
fm laaaa.
FVank Mullen* HX»,DI»nn 104
7.i«u» . ..wlAltamaha l (i 4
■aay Ufa Ml
THIRn K\« X atlttag; for thr— v*ar olds and
MB>wat4; $4'« i adil-1. On- mile.
Mla.k oak Ho "Radatinn . M
N- ,i»;i . . '"•»' •Itusi«m ...>. l»»
•Sir n«aaa . 10«!
FiirntH' RACK Han.liraii. for throe year oMI
an. l ujiwar.J. IBM a<l<l«<i Ply and a half fur
lon»r».
Plreston* WJl«lafOtta ... . . . . l«0
Prtoea <:«! .... 11l fcfnool aagaia . . . . •«
nVTH IIAi'I" S'llinK: for t»n old fl!ll»».
$411.1 a'ldrd Koui furlnnn*
Winning Widow . .iiift •cnnh •«
Kentucky R- •«.... j»: •Val»rl- M
Valloma W«.«>lvan n-11 M
Btata B»l
SIXTH RAPS K.»r ataMsSBI tht-e y»«t« old
«ml Op ward. $»<"> added. Sit forlotifa.
• irnatiis ioft <;-or«* H«M lf>2
Itlundara 102' Hliawnre iih>
.lohn Readdon . 102! Nimrta . . . !•«>
S!:ifT'>rd ... M Motion . 1"'
•Aii.ir'ii i. .• » ilMraa »
PIMLICO ENTRIES TO-DAY.
First rare if.i- i». .<»' <>M*. foul an. ! a half
frrl<>n«;*i lath Sltpprr I<'7. Pee* l-"lt?liti(sh. 10.";
Mlnta U>7 I,«r|ril.-. 107. Ram Hank. 107. Mia
Vlchae: i"T \i»pim«t«, I0T; Plan mm 107;
ijinmn 110: K.«>tiiiihn. no. foil GMtOtt, 11«;
Mm. I. Mlnater. 110.
s. <-..i\.| tH - • •i«-li inar tor tTir«»e yyar alda; or»
rnll.i A|«il..»,-17. . !<>!•. IMt>> M»: '•hnlrtt.jmt«r «f
ihr»trrhii>..»<. 110; Kverara 114 I'm. aril
Ncttdlea 111. iiasnian. Ill; Qtoj Doealrof, M;
Pui" Xi 1 «r : 1 1 . Ml
Third ia.- inellliia; for fn'ir ear r»;di ■id up .
wart »l« fllilOlatll Au: 1 K«t^ 1 1 * > TahaMra.
I<i7 Pater I'aul. I«>7. I'»m»>trl'is. Ki7. MbllrU.
Wt 1 rovrtnn kit Hora'-e I . lf»7. Karl Hoatrs.
lot ltn>al 1 aptiti }(>:>. I*nn!" WVHii Ifft !{,„,»
n««nfannl 1«.«: >rl*- Ttn«sm«re. IOS; Pat not.
Hit. £• >;«!t>-r.«. 110. Ha' ■ •»* 1'" st« r ■;..*•«.
.
Pourtn rare "Hunter*" Pt*»rl*<-haM two mil**)
Routh*** 1 I.la Tnunt Ttntaen ISA; Pirkat.
t.M, f«#i»rtu« IM 'lv '"••'J I.M. Merry man,
in Boatili K»nn. i«l. Clovt? iroft, US; Ri»m«
itai in
Kifth mi"- 'fnr m/il<l-r» «hr«« vaan »M an*
upwaH ilx fur;«r.«n A:rfn»l. fty La - Fr*i
rrScY "3 J«'k rrt>tt. «T . Murrv <;i r I I--; i.», .
rr,lr.«t«r f»7: Vre'linfl. 1'" I'-i'i- l<»>. .> nan
11? .. Ti" "• Ret>l«€«%. 1 '" E.|u«t!r>n BS;
v ■ 1-, MttpilllMl l"<
P rth r *r» ittw ■»»a«fer4 Pu-»» tat -ft.-^.' «ar
f 1f «r.l ur '•''I il< fir'~ar». — T ijj. rrm-s
treu*. 117 Af •••■ft- ici • fi"!',- r»lr I^3 ChW
reaattr -f ••>eit»rbroc«. »>'. Rmm, h £ Us
!1«. AiJii!*. 06.
I X«v«| Arademv, and Courtney ouiid. »'
' Boston, th* refer*-. L*ft aboard the. Dol
phin to **■• the ere** fUht It out wer* On
iwnman and Mr«. Loriarworlh. Mr« ■•*•*
; and her daughter* and *n official party
' from Washington.
It was Ju«t 4 o'clock «MB the refer**
Hot th* or* I *-!! 4wiy. with th* Navy pulling
thirty-four ctrnken to th* minute and Har
; yard itventy-ntx. The midshipmen IMB
I forged to the front and At th* tttto^BaMtM
; mil* m.irk th« shell tv«.« nv»r half a length,
jin th" lead. WttHom materially rat*ln« th*
stroke, however. Harvard gradually made
up th*» lost water, until at th* mile and a
quarter th* Crimson wax on -v*n •■ ~
with th* midshipmen. ho were 'ahoririg to
hold th« piM
From this point Harvard. • row Ins ■
strong, gMB strike. dre»v away, and at th*
'end won family by a wide margin.
Th- cr-w * «er* boated an follows:
Navy— Melgs. bow; Spenor, No. 2; John
| »on, No. 3; Loftln. No. 4: Morrlng, No. 6;
Kin*. No. t; lonor. No. 7. Weem". stroke:
! William.*, coxswain.
Harvard— Whitney. bow; Sargent. No 2;
: ■Hell, No. 3. Hooper, No. 4; Bacon. No. |;
i Newton. No. •; Watd. No. 7; Cutler, stroke.
i King, coxswain.
AMF.RIf LEAftfK r,^Mr.« to-pat.
»«r ■> ork at TTa«hln«ton.
<hlrafi> at to. l.oul*.
Detroit at < l-v»lanH.
I'liil ».l-l[>hi l at pn«tr>ft
HJHIffJ OF f. \MF- YE«TBRDAV.
New \>rk, 1: rhilad-lphl.i. ft.
Tln«ton. to, « »«hiri(rten. 3.
•■•» i«ui». 4: CbJtaaps 1.
Detroit, 5; ( 1-rHanit. 0.
iHBMJI ill T.r.A«,| E «»T%M IN(
If. la p. T. M*. L. P. c.
' lev-land .4 2 .6.10 N. l.n u i> 2 2 ."••
Bo«t«n 4 ? *.%« n :i«hlTit!«n. » 4 .<2I
n-trolt % 2 ,«ftft rhllsdeiphia't 3 «••
New ork . t 8 srtofrilrag« .1 4 .200
Sharp Batting Rally Comes in
Time to Beat St. Louis.
Plttsbursr. April 21— The world's cham
pions won th* opening gam- of dM horn*
•*air»n from It Louis to-day by a «core
of 9 to 4. bur not until th- visitors had
worried th* local "fans" by a succession
of three hits and three runs off "Bab*"
Adams In 'he third lnnlnjr.
A batting rally. Including a ttro.bar*:*r
by Gibson and five singles, then jjav* th»
Ptrat«a the lead, and the game clinched
by Phlllippf'<« two-haa;»ier In th« seventh.
Th* latter had succeeded Adams on th
mound In th- seventh and thereafter h*ld
the \ls|:or« to no hit?.
Wilson in makJn*: a «-n?itfonal on* hand
catch in right field went over on hi* hark.
and was so ** v *re|y Injured internally
that h* wan taken to a hospital. Th* day
was cold, but several thousand enthusiasts
were out to m* the pennant raised The
fiajr was first hoist?d upside down. Mayor
William A. Mbjat pitched th* first ball.
The score follows
PITTSBfRO i ST LOri?
r lb po a r lb pi) 1 •
Bvm*. »b. "2 3 1 3 '• Hu*rin». 2t) O 0 2 ft i
L*ach. ,f. 11 2 1 ft ft, Ellin If . . . ft 0 2 0 0
<"la'k». If rt rt rt rt o'O'Har*. erf. ft o 1 rt ft
Wagner. •» 2 1 A 3 1 ! Krn-tchy.lb <> ft 11 1 0
Miller, ft. •_• 4 I ♦ ft F^anx. rf 0 »> 1 ■ •
Sharp* lh ft 012 ft 0 Phelps. .- .. rt ft •» • ft
Wll!»<-. n . rf ft ft 1 ft ft Hnlswttt. »• 2 2 3 • 0
•"'umpbell.rf 1 1 <> ft ft ' Barbeau. .*•> 1 1 1 » ft
<";ib«rin. c 2 14 4ft irilila, p. .11111
Adam». p. ft 0 ft 1 rt tHu i«er . . ft 11 oft ft
•Hyatt . ft 1 ft rt ft R-ir-r. p.. ft rt oft ft
PhiUlppf.p ft 1 ft 1 ft
Town. 91427 1* i; Totals « 24 11 1
•P.atte.l for Adam* in th- «t*fh innir* +P*"*<l
for Wtllti in the eighth Inning
ritfubiir* . 1 I 11 11 1 4 3 O x — ft
St I.oul» ....... I " •* 0 1 ft 0 i> 11 -4
Two h**e hit* m rn-. Oir.*on. PhtlllfV.
Httlawltl Sacrifice. h-t«h -t« -Sharp* Htio-aln».
Barr^S'i > -'fice fly.o 'liara. First ban* on
balla— Adams. 1. off Wllli* 4 Utr ay
pitched ball By A<lam». 1 'Kvan<<i. hr Willis.
1 f'lark-i P'rurk out —By Adams 2' hi-
Phllltfin* 1. by WHIM 1. Flr«t ban* on
WTtn M '.«•!!« 1 T^»ft on ba»»»— -Pit r.«birr
»: st Louis. 1 Hi'» l lama, I -1 .'.
Inr.intx: off Philllppe non* In four trtrtina;*.
off Wl"ls. 13 in 7 !r>nlna-» off n»i«*r. 1 in 1
tnnirr Tim- — 1:40. Csaalrca— (Tiny an."
Hrennan
NO ACTING FOR KLING
- ■
Must Report -on Monday or
Stand Suspended for a Year.
Clcrclaad, Apr!' 21 -Aiajaal Herrmann.
rhalrmaa of the National Baseball Com
mission. ad\lsed .lolir. Klln^ by a telegraph
BMaaaaa at R. LaoM ft- jot that if he did
rot report to the Chicago club of th.-» Na
tion*! T^airue on Monday he. would be sus
pended for on* year.
Kline had planned to «o on the vatide
vlile. stajre for one week, to earn, as he
said, his fine of JT™.
Kansas City, Mo.. April ;;._.i,-,hn Klin?.
the catcher of the fnicasro Cubs, said thi*
R.'ternoon to Th* Associated Press when
toM of the threat of suspension: "I will
!eav» for CMeafa on Saturday night, and
tf-port for duty with th* rhl. -ago National
IjMMJM team as soon as I arrive."
FORDHAM BEATS TUFTS
Martin Pitches in Fine Form,
but Is Poorly Supported.
Fordham shut out the Tufts nine on
Fordham Plaid yesterday r>y a score of ."
to 0. TIM srame was hard fouarht. enlivened
with some sensational catches and a stiff
pitching diiol between MftJaaai ■ and It.
Martin. KucM mound artist was found for
Ola -uttered hits, but Martin was support
ed BlMiaMjr. Ha atrocb out fourteen bats
men The baajM pitcher. p-rfectly support
ed, fanned ten af the visitors, but the abil
ity of hl« team t.i make us** of every hit
ac.-oiinto.i tor the run.*.
Only one Tufts player reached third.
while two a;ot as far as second. '"Skip" >!••
rarthv s triple to centre flrld and DvarJa-a
Ugh throw over Urn third baseman c liead
in relaying the. hall netted the first fally.
Sl.Mk.yx •tacM. t«.i errors by i>ustin.
Scliei^-, olagla, o balk and an error by
Mi-Kenn aeeaaaitcd for the two other runs
Th- t4.11.. follows:
rOHOBAM Tl FT?
r lb pm f rlh »« > .
•■ CM-jr.l 111... rt Will IU, »* „ 1 V 1 2
IM'ri>.3M» ii I 1 0 k Martin, cf 0 1 I !>
BBChett. ifrt •• it .1 0 lni«tln. m .• 1 1 I .1
Mahoti.y.rf rt .1 .1 1. oil Murtln, ■ 1* 0 11 1 n
S. h«ls*. lb 1 2 • I O'Mall. If 11 ,1 r> I n
naramn. If. rt It 1 n «i P'.-kcnaon.rf ft •• 10 0
Sh;i.k.-v.*jh 112 1 ii Knl«ht. lb. ■ • H n A
M'<"afrT«jr.aaa 1 1 4 •ILarata. .- n !•!■_. •» 1
Mtheuwn.p t> 1 I » 01 M.K»nn. B> 0 I o 1 I
Total*... 3 27 «> n Tetali .0 c>« ,1 n
K. r.lhain 1 .i ti 11 1 . <• , ,
1 uft« . . it 11 11 .1 .1 <» .. (> J,
Kit*' l>ase mi »rr.»r« Fordhatu. * Sin. k out
H> M. Kei.wn. |0 In 11 Martin. M sr..|.-n
base* Mahnn*. Hch»l«» ■*», X Martin T>l. kin
"■" • ■*. rill. • hit* 11. Martin. K. th. S Mr
1 arihv. MrCafTr»y. Thr** baa* hit ■- \\,._
f*»rthv. i^fi on ».*»<■• K.ir'liiam 3; Tuft* 3
I'oubl- Bla] ■ I \|n irthv to sharkey Pa.
ball l^irkin Haik II Martin 1 m|>lr«— Die l s
Time ISA AttaiMsan I.M
VERMONT NINE MEETS DEFEAT.
Anih-rft. Mass. April 21.-Mas»chusettt
ultural (.ollas;* easily defeated the
Vnlversitv of Vermont here to-day by a
I tore o| *> tO 3. a* felloes:
r. n b.
.V*'' <tt«i I 0 2 rt 1 2 •■ 1 x 11 1% *
tMM ftnnin^rtKO.' <> 5
taiunaa ■oiwmaa %ii Trent-*. z-»!-k a.-l
Burr:r.jt.-a t'mpire— f«t*y
YANKEES TURN ABOUT
Shut Out Athletics and Win with
Single Run.
FORD A TERROR IN BOX
Sen-is Davis to Bench Four
Times on Strikes and
Puzzles Others.
Philadelphia, April 21.— BGM TorK
Tank*ea shut out «*>* *&*** M ■ f*-«
tim« her* to-day by a scot* of 1 to *>. and
«o took - en«« for th- d*f#af of y-sr*rdav.
Th* *am* de\-lopM into a fWce, pitcher's
battl- b»t«r*n r.u.«-:i Ford, the form*r
Jersey City play*r. and Morran. of Thi:a-
Aftp&laV' F^rd struck out nine rn*n and did
not «lv* a ainar'* has* on balls. Davt«, th
trM baseman of th* home nine, fanned four
times. Th* Athletics manaK-d to cull «v«
hits. fed they were rcatt-r-d.
Althomrh th"» Yankee, m«>Te on: four
hits oft Morgan* iMStorr. th»y ww 0 ' •"•*
tump on h'm in IM first Innlna:. anl »ror*.l
what proved to be t'r.e w!nn!n« run. Hemp
hill died out to OMrina\ but Wolter smashed
out a slztllntf two-base hit to left fl*ld By
some clever base, running hi Mil thirl,
and when CUM «round*«l out. Mclnnls r«»
Coi'.ins. Waiter ra »ed home. Cree walked,
hut was eaaMM stealfns se^.-ond.
Th* Yankees had another good opportu
nlty to score In th*. fourth lnnlnar. when
Wojfer and Chase, got nn th* bags through
tmt% bat Morgan priM bjbjojflf t"g*th*r
ar.d *rn*ra;*d from the cri3l* without a tally.
Th* .•■!* follow s :
NEW Ti-RK. PHII^Dfr.PH!*
r lb r« a • r l*> po a I
H»mphli;.cf 1) 1 I • " ffart*#l, if. ft 1 1 ft ft
Wotter rf '• 1 0 ft ft Oltl'tn*. rf. * 1 4 ft ft
1 rm«-. Ib.. 0 1 > ft ft 1 .iii». 2b. •> 2 -1 3 ft
. r«« i' . .-» ft ft ft ft Maker. M.. ft ft 2 I 1
• ;*r<in«r.2h ft ft UO. Dm* t.. « « 13 I J
Fiater. sj. 0 ft 2 1 ftllurphv. r» 11 1 1 <» 0
AWlta, 3n 0 1 ft 1 rt lfr[nn*». m ft ft 1 4 «
«irwn*y. r- Mil 2 ft Uvirtrstftr..'! 0 A « * •>
Ford, I .ftft ft 2 1 Mornn. p. . ft 0«5 J»
Total*... X~4 27 9 ii M• . ... '» ■27 I 1"*I 1 "* a
Maw DM irtrtoftrtrt"rt-i
Phllad-!i>M» rtrtOO*» «>rt«> o— •
T»> h«»<» alt— W<rtt« pacriflc* bits— Cr— .
c*.*t* writer p«im« p'.a'* • 1 - . r<l "' n * ""*
D^'U Bali«r and Emit itot-n ba»«»— W«lt*r.
Hart»-1. Collins. Str'iclt Oit -By Ford. P. «•'■•
Mornn. 3. l*Tf on tas«»— V«- T'»rli. -V r^ a
d«irhl*. a. r»ra» baa* on *•!!* — otr M«r«n. 3
First b««« on •rr«rs— »■* York, 2. Phtl«d«lphla.
1. T'm» — 1 V» l"mplr»s— E^ana and Ea°an
j OPEN NEW PARK AND LOSE
i Cleveland No Match for Detroit
on Festive Diamond.
Cleveland. April — Cleveland ■ new
J baseball park waa dedicated to-day tn th*
I pr-s«nc» of an enorrrrnj* crowd. Prior ta
the start of the game, th*. Cleveland and
Detroit players. Ok* o*rn»rs of the «*!ev-
land club. August H-rvmann. chairman of
i the National Commission, and Ban B. John
i «nn. president of the American I>»a«;u*. pa
raded to centre field, where the club MM]
j was rained. Mr Johnson then pitched the
1 first ball. It being muffed by Herrmann.
Presidents of th* Detro't. Washington and
. Philadelphia, cluha were present.
The dedication was not auspicious for
, 1' •• «-land from a baseball point of view. 1 »
j Detroit won by a a«-or* of 5 to ft. Cleve
' land could do little with Will-tt. while
; Detroit bunched hits off Young In the thirl
j and seventh innings.
The B'-or* fallows .
DK"rtIOIT. I rj,K\-F.UiST>
r lbpoi • r if v? a -
! MMntrr-.'f 11 1 4 rt rt Kpi»|«-. If. ft ft 2 rt ft
B'J**. 93 . 0 0 ft « O'Bradl-v. » ft 1 2 1 0
r«bh rf . . 0 rt 2 ft 0 Turner. 2b . ft ft 2 3 1
rrawford.rfl 2 " ft ft iAjd*. lb . « 1 <> ft rt
; nty.Jbl 12 1 rt. ls>r<i. rf . . •> A 1 ft 0
•.:-:!.-!■■..-..-: ft 1 4 0' Clarke, c. . ft 2 « 1 ft
T Jew" lh ft 2 17 ft ft' Birni riam.rf 0 0 $ rt ft
, Ptanatre. r 1 112" Ball, us ft ft 1 I ft
maM p. l 1 ft 4 ft Tour.*, p... 0 1 1 1 ft
Totals... 927 17 0, Totals ... ft 327 11 i
i r>*roil 0 • 2 • 4 I I • o— *.
fl.velin-1 . ... 0 0 «t ft ii ft it A ft — •■
Tivo-1>««- Mt« — 3tan»«e. Mclnfjr- Clarke.
VoiinK Pacrlflr* hit — Sranrur- Sfol-n ba?-» —
I fnwMril First baa* on balla — By Tnuns 2
Iby W 111-tf. -' f'if T.y plr<-hed bull —By \vr:
j •ft, 1 ' Birmingham > f»"i^k nut -By V<un*j.
JH Wild pitch- -Taaaf Ftr«r bus* on ' -rrir» -
Detroit. 1. Left on ba*-» — i'l*v«lnn'l. 7. l>
1 tro;r. 4 Tim-- 131 I'mpires- Sheridan and
■ K-rtn
, WHITE SOX SUFFER DEFEAT.
St Louis. April 21 -An eighth inning rally
1 which netted St. Louis four runs «rave th- J
l<->c-a t team a victory o*/or t'h'i-^<r.> to-day !
!by a spore of 4 to 1. O'Connor, who made '
' big f r.«t appearance at home as manager \
of dM St. J.oi.!« team, received a loving 1
cup and enormous fjuantit!e<» of flowers.
Mayor Kri-smann pitched th* firs: ba'.l. ,
An immense crowd mad- ground rules I
necessary. The score follows:
fT LOU IP CHIC* OO
r lh no * • r lh pi a I
! Prone, tf.. 1 1 2 • ft Halts rf . I I I oft
I Wallac«.2t> 1101 o|Z«i.ler. a». .> ft 2 .*; 1
' Hnft"man.<f ft 1. 11 o ft Gan4t: lh 1 1 11 i. 1
I i-.rt«rrt. 2b. ft I 2 a fti Barrows -« •> O rt a it '
• i*ll.m 01200 Parent, cf. ■• I •» O ft
■ Ab»t*in. lb ft ft 14 •• 1 Purtell. :«h . A A «> .-? ii
: r>#mnie-t.rr 1 A a A ft. Rt'khiim* .»» ft •> .1 1 1
! Stephen*, c »> ft 4 3 •» Payne, c... >> 2 7 2 1
' iJik-. p.. ft 1 ft « ft Walsh, p... ft A rt 1 0
*i>i«« . ... 1 1 •» <• ft tr-v.iin* . . it (I ft « 0
1 Waddell. p •» •> ♦» A •»:
TMaM 4 «27 1* l| laajbj ... i »2412 4
•Ratte.' for I-»k« in the »uhth lan inf. tßatted
1 for Barrows In tr:- n'.n'h lr;r.!r!».
) 01. t/m I t 11 11 ft A A A 4 *— d
j chlcaxo 1 o «> •• ft ft a .1 a— l
Sa.-rirW hit Parent. Double p.*>* — Z*id*r
and t'.an.ill. i.i»f. lirles* and Atateln; 7.*Ul*r.
RVirkl.urr* and (Jar 1 Ptoim bus* — »Un.li!
' lva*c.< <>n balls— OfT Uak-. t: .•>(• Wa'ub. 3. srnj. <
00l Hi I-afce. 3. by W»4d»I!. I; by Walsh. 7.
I Hit*- Lift*. 4ln « lnni-K« •>■'• on ba*r«
.- • i»uti>. ::. i'htca«o. :i. Time- 1 :-> t"mplr»a I
< > L/'U«h'.ln and l'?rrlne.
•
BOSTON (A. L.). 10: WASHINGTON. 3.
Boston. April 21.— Boston almost reversed j
: the 00001 of yesterday's same, winning to- •
day from Washing-ton In another heavy
batting match by a score of M to 3. Stahl ■
J cleared the ba^es In the second inning with ;
a home run. and Obfltaaai and Karg^r each |
• hit f"r four bases in the eighth.
The score:
BOSTON. tVASHIN«;n>N
r th po a r lh r.t ( « I
MrrnfHlbl 1 3 4 ft Milan, cf . A 1 o 1 !
LfiM. 3b.. ft A 1 1 rt p.<haef> T . Th i» it ft 4 n
Pp-ak^r. if n 2 3 ft •• 1 -•:-,..- if •> ■> 3 i „,
1 -=tabl. lb. 1 1 a ft ft. Elb-rfeld % i) 1 1 •» ft ,
> Waaner. •» ft 2 4 3 liO-«»ler. rf . T 1 1 t> 0 '
NUM. rf . ft ft 1 .ft ii ln»tlaiir). lb 0 111 0 •►
U^r'T If 1 ft 4 ft ft M'RrMe «• 1 1 2 2 ft ;
! <*»rrlz*n. c 2 2 9 0 ft Rtreel c I 1 » 2 ft i
! Karrer. p. 1 1 A 1 a, Walk-r. p. . o A ft it A ;
'•Kitllf-r ... ft , A A #
hJrootn p. . . AA A l A ;
I tConrny ... •> • 0 a 0 •
Total* ..10 »27 0 1| IMbbJ ... .1 *2412 1 !
•Bntt-d for Waller in »»<-..nf| Innln*
tßaf'-d fnr Oroom in ninth !nn n(.
Baat4M . -• 3 • i> t ft rt .• t jo
araafciaa)t4M ° 2 1 « »• O n 11 i»— 3 1
Tr>r-»--ba»* Mta — Wagner. Kllllfer. - r *alii !
*••••"»• run» -St«hl. Carriaan. K-r«i»r Hit*
' Off \\n'k«r. 2 In 1 Innln*. ..IT «;•..,.,, ; in ;
Innlna-a ?i. r.ilr- hit* Kara-'. Hooper
Stolen ba«-« — Srh»»f*r. Mc<'onn-lt t2> Nllr«
j Dawble iilavn- I/ell\elt nn.! Str-ft %Va>n«r
M.i-..nnell and Stahl L#>f| ,>,, ba«i>< Wmh
| inal"i>. 7. Jlnjinn. 4. First baa* .>•, t.»ii»-o(T
i Kir»*'. ■": off '>otn 4 First haw on ««rr.>r» !
WaAhflN 1. Paalaa. ' lln I--, pttrher -I
rt Walker 1 Me- 'onnell » ; br Kxrger 1 Milan 1
Struck out Hi Kara:*i by Groom, .i
Wild pi'-h .;roon, Tim- IJo ImplrV*
| ronnolly and IXneen
HARVARD. 1; VIRGINIA. 0.
I Hv T-Ucraph i<> ', ha Tribune t
Richmond. Va.. April 21 - A fourteen Inn
ing game was play**,! between Virginia
and Harvard this afternoon. Th*» latter i
won by a score of 1 to ■ rtariU allowed'
only alt hits ami received perfect auppool
Hrllllant rieldln* by keli^ v and Aronat>n
three time* praventeU Vir« < from »en.l-
Ing » man a<r<>s* the plate TIM COStOOI J
was one of the most spect^culnr seen on
lAmh»th Field In many yeara. Th* score
by innings follow*
R M F* '
Ma art] oooooooor. f> ooAl?' •} . '
v-rtinta rtrtrtArtrtrtortrt.. o_4» a] \
o»t>4Tja.-Miclr* and T» af . Rro-, „. tM
Ba«*h*!». r?'n •-•.-■!• T- It « • m —
Ctanti vt JSrnok'ra. Airrslts'ia t£t. i
EASIERN LEAGUE OKIE
Newark Captures First Gam:
from Pennant Holders.
KELLY HERO OF CONTEST
Montreal Defeats Jer3*7 Ci*^
Ninth Inning, Aft»r %
Close Fight
M'TtRV LKMAt C.wir* TO-DAT.
Monfr-»l nt |>rwT lif
fl/»-hr«t*r ,• .....
Buffalo ■»» Slnltlmnr-
Toronto it yiwuitum,^
Rr«MT« or r,,»Mr« vr.«rrROAT.
-If ntrfl ?.; ./»r«er t\ly. I.
Tl OB' I FBI ■ l»r«^T I r
.Newark. *; «>'►>»»' ■ |
rWM**re. i. Toronto. |.
■*»»!" |; R:t|tlnv>f>, a*
r^«TFRv }.r..\CVK >TA>DIM.
H. t.. r : „ i P r
N.tr-,rV . I » I«M .j#r»»T HO*. • l .gat
f'rnrlrfenen. I • I. MM) h«l»r I) | IWW i
'•.i~.1.. I • I*M l^lfhn.ir. II 1 m.
■oaajaal.. i 0 i.aa* Toroatn a i *«,
.—
With •x-erythin*. If • idlna- a tirtory ov»
a*M league champion*, to make r;>m happy,
Joe M .^.innttj s Newark EaJttTn >>*ajBM«
opened the. season tn tntt city •*;?.-] Roch
oJKj —day Th- s.-o r <. Wi4 , >,0, 0 j
ami the er» wm r»p!«tt ojtia
plays. FuHy twelve ttMoBM fans . ■ .wiftjf)
info bl ba?cba'l park. *nr| Mayor Jacob)
Hauss!ln« sent the -»• "wide ■ n n e ore
th* rate.
Jo« McGtnrJtr waa In tn«t »a^ for n»
i orals ami •'•reor«» Mc«;ona«l w*j plttei
against him.
Jack K*liv. io.« 4Ltn't ti»n /■nntract
with tha "Iron Man' until tbt --- •>
hour. w»» th« hero or the yam* Hamtfltty
»wat for a dou&le into the let flei<t rrnw^j
in .- f.nt innirai mart* It aoa«rt (b|
Neirark to twin ••• WHtti T« ? ■>• eif^ri
K-i:y work«rl MiCim f«w a pass ,nd ft*
went to aerond on Ootriwaji - «-- . .
shorr \*tr l^urien M-t fp- t-> r«..n ...
and Holly mad* • «ecs*Monal ston et It,
fcut in trvlrx to n« fJ'fr.ir ,- .» - ;
thr^v W,<i. Kelly had t-««>«e.i •• • .
winning n.:n The •• -•
r ID ?■ a • r lit po « i
.... . 9 ft 1 ft 0 f-,- .. 2? 0 1 rt 3
K-'!r. If .. 2 1 4 ««H' I ■> .00 : 3 t
?<;hl»f!y Zf> 0 ft 3 2 '"' O^nr*:. •• ft 1 \ r> 4
O«rtman.rf O 2 2 0 ft aaaa* •- >» a i"> ; ij
Leu^-n •• ■> 1 ft i n Alo-rmart ?b >t 0 1 J ij
■ - >tn.3t* ft 0 I 0 B**-h. rt n o n a c
Azl«r. lr» . ft i • « 0 Ki«'ii if ft 'jii
rt* .- .ft ft « o '• B«!' /• 1 II 1 j
M'lilnnltr pft ft ft .1 '1 JT-<~«nn#!! 0 ft ft • 3 1
*"■'!••• till « T*aJt l"3 2411 l
N-war* ..... 1 rt 0 o rt o n j j
R<y-h-»f»r . ft «i ft 11 a t n ft iV-i
•a<*rlf'<*« hit- Hoi:-- Tw*4ool Mb>-Co3ti
Blair ...... Hil> *n1 O»r:f.
out— By Mdlnßtn. 3 bya^inin!!. i.
Pd... n n M!!»— n<r I r!^"• . 1 off McCain
n»". S Hit by ?!'-?»•<} bn 11 — B^.- si< t-« J.
Tlm» — !:♦> t.'mplr»« Br-ni »n-J Haillfan.
MONTREAL. 3: JERSEY CITY, t
Jaajaj QQI w«« <Jef«,it»4 b- X
in the n in« game of tile Easterj
Leaarue pennant race at Jersey City >••»-
IgfifjOj by a «cor- of .1 to l Th- BoYotl
won the arame In th« nlnr^ inning. *?:*:•
two of the Skeetera had collider* in tr-«
ing to capt'ir» the sam« hall. M of tba)
Montreal players - >-tn*; in th» '".ix ■
With the score i to 1 and «ocki:' on flrsr,
Smith drove a fly bj oeT«-»*n 'er"*re anrl
[eft field. Clement and JIoe!l»r boh r»n
f«r It. and <-ame fojjeTher mith v:-h form
that the farmer was laid out for •■— min
utes. In the mean time «"nrk!!l ani ?m!t.l
cam- home
Manser p'* I **- Bm J«r»ey •'!••. 1
I Kepfe «s*M in the box Oj th* v:jir.->r».
I Both pitchers had torn* 4ifflcul?y in nni«
-Ins the plate unt!! .if'-er tha se ••■ . :
j nlna-. From then on. hoojoooj; £sj
Ity of ball wag p'a\ed.
Afte the customary p.i-ide of t^- play*
1 era Mayor H. Orro 'Urrpe-in 9*arr- 1 • 1
game by throwing a bail from h'.s box li
the gramtatan«t. About r-..i tzra BM
the stand", jm^ni tii'ni rran' - polt] ■, :#: #
in fac f . the overflow o» th- "att»- *va» •>»
great thar they rook p r '!« < »-««: on of most
of the .«*ata usually res^rx-ed f<-r •■».
paper men.
The urn*-.- folloirji:
MO.NTRE.M. r--- rrr
r *B> O* a « - 1.1 p-> % <
Nartre»» *• 1 1 t 3 o , -.~.-., » ,1 , « .1 7
Joyce. If. ft ft 2 «t ft Ki-' • r* ft •> .■ (i i>
V^^-r. m 0 2 2 2 o \i.,» .- i> 5 > ,1
rarcaraa rf a • i Ift r.e;i<ty 2> ft 1 1 " t
Kommars.i-f 1 1 3 ft ft Raran'nd i> •> i> ■> •» 1
rocatn. tb • 1 ■■•■■ — lb. T « I 4
S«mlth. 2h « ft .1 2 « "anrrfur! «. ft n • » 1
• urti*. i.. a i • it O , n »r • .1 ... j l>
K-»f». p... ft •> rt 2 t Man*-", p .. ft •> 1 C •
T.->rs:.«... .1 H27 lft 1 tOßatt .. t *m« t
Maaapai 1 > a .1 .. o ;_J
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