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Baseball J> Boxing S Golf S Automobiling S> Pocket Billiards ** Athleriefe
S Chess o* Other Sports
TIMELY BITS OP SPORT
Giants Home at Last for Game
with the Skeeters To-day.
NEWARK HAS STRONG TEAM
PowirtaT in a Blizzard the Latest
Fashion in Cornell Train?
ing Plans.
The Sam \oTk ?".lanf- ?re hem? after ?
i,nt, iirtt-ome MjrnMorminK trip fr?>m the
~,^"C training eMmp at M-xrlin Springs.
7' v ?Sent? ?>{ the rehilan? quletl) slipped
no the rtlj laal night, lo ihe delight
el r, fen I?.-? who stood about Ih? ?la
non ?n?i kavA bi theli eroea" The
n .r of the squad ?"?? due lo arrive at
- o'clock this mornln? irom Baltlmor? and
ail banda ?in b? at the rol? Grounda
this aiteraoon for ?< ?a??* ?'!' ,h? -]Pr-y
<**Hjr Sk'-et?-ru
. s ? ,.- ikel: that the g-)>e- o the
itadium a II be moboed, but the faithful ,
*? ho have V.een pining for .1 >'?l ?
? ham;?i"i.-' ti..>ae many daya will bundl* ;
Up tp .oat? :?n-i !??- ?>n band tr> Judge
f.-?r IhTnael es hoe the Giant? u>^ and
a, i || e a eat her I mod? ratelj ?? arm a
live** ga ne Is prom
\>t- d?*?1 to i
TrdU?- ? best of a bad barf a in and pla>
v> f.h tl ' v.?*? srk Ii ? sr. it |
looks . if M .'"?? McOlnnlty i
v ? ? - Id that '- - i
, , m >\. -, ? ntei national
10 ?Set '
-, . ? takes the
.:?.-.; .-,??= In l aro ?h?h>s next ,
.- ; . ?i Mon? '
the < n Newark.
. ovei ' . .3100 mark
la-.i ? ?
. , - , ? .. : -..?.,. \M 11
kpatrl.i from
lei ,.,'..: on '?" short
- heavy
hltiin - ? .. i. ; - offs. ? Bom. minor
?
?. I? ???re I
of i ? . Zlm
?
? naugh ; ghting It
? egulai i-la ? in right Held, ;
? ?t ? iresenl fa
r. ? rry Smith and E
? Superbar ?? ? ?.
other ? . It when no Bflon ?le- j
ncertain.
Ised hli friend,
a ho now own) irt I
> that he ?ill ?end him
? ? ? . in;.in to Morrow, re- |
' ' " ' .a^kr H an?J Mr- j
? ' 'howlng well enough n
. r. .-.._; training trip to irdlrair- that.
,v"" will i.?? njd?*d to the regular ?taff
A Man' Courtne? aet? his r>*arr
"i ?? r ?"? ng. not even a bllszard --.in tirn
??lie The following extrSCt from .
Th? ' ornell Daily Sun'- '<r\ Wednesday
t?s that rvearlng a straw hat in;
s not i oaipared to Courtney's
met oOr In rua g the season:
Cornell'a rowing aqua?! braved a - ,
ei estetday in orrirjr to cet in aaoth?*?
- ? i practice on the water It m-a.i the
- eral enowsr.e>r-m In whlr'n a ?""ornell crew
"r. ?, * *\*r ro**~l. areorrliiiK t? Mr. Courtney
Wherever the fluk'-s feil th-^y stuck ami
t vked
"Mr Courtney looker] i|K? ^ -.imn- man
??he ajtr1'?'; the oar?nien from the bank.
The bottom of the sig ?iIIao: with .?now
?.??I ?irlver before the ?rind, It h''n?je?- th"
ayea of ?he coxswain? Probably it ^a.a
.-ir.?-? ?jeu than anything else whir h kept
?h. heats from ooillslo i
' aptata Mitehell of the ? (ni Innati rt-.-i*?
*?;>?- Injured yeaterday by heirs hit in the
-'?<1 ?!fh a pitched ball lie may be In re.
? -' rteal for a few <ia--?v
* ' ? ? been asked by Hank <vr>a\.
lbs new manager of the Red?-, on Almeida.
ih? Tuber player, berceuse he fa'Vr)
port for pra- lire.
4"r Rugi Raymond rae ended <m|
a pitcher for the Gi- j
' ' H? ran in? course in New York and
. Ml H ?-avril in the t'liiteyt s
According to last reports, he will
Or till II ago t. am lit ti'Ht .. .. ?
and '??? report?*d for practice with some
other playera
v- injury .<? Jlmmle Hoe i.ani
. aus*?! ? im to rnnr-el tl]^ engagei ? wit'i
Mona ai tu?. Madison Athletic ?'lut?
!.<\*. t e 'lay M?ht, in the place of How?
ard t"> management . h* secured Freddie
nu kv o? I>etrolt
i -a- ".' Keti I? k and hi? tabla i f h
:l for f ?,.- ? ? .la^k i ?en
end Joe Jeannett? will leav? "ti ?5at
on tue steamship Olympic, while
L**wi? ?rill depart by ttio Baltic on
[?earls t>?=?>-\???> that he will whl^
i Jeorges Carp?sntl<Bra lb? Preach champion,
ng win meet Carpentler an-i also may
Marcel Mort return engage?
ment Joe Jeannette will ?-npa^e 1're.i Stor
heck, the heavyweight whom I'rank Mr.ran
?topped In eleven round?
roe usual nnmi.er of Raturday r.itrnt en
rertalnmenU will be held Mt the Irreal r? v
. ? I to-night The t...Ute? hi- ?i? fol*
Mart) l:ri?ri -, - Jim Klynn at tli>*
nsboro Athletic Club; "Young" Rector
?. rrharley Toung a* nrown's Uymnaslum;
t O'Brien v? Paddy Rulllvan at tha
? ' ? ? ? !-:h : F*rankin Pass va i;
Reddetn nt the Gowanus ?'l'jb; "Knockout'
i?ereo>ney ? ??. Lan i:i?ig? at the Olympl? Club
f Hariom; "Kid" Ghetto ?f Fr**d Rchult-i
? ?' - i alrmonl club. Eddie i on t .
Ja ?at the Liberal < 'lub of .-? t. n
. Mike M.ilia \ ?. "Young" Shep|?ai I
National Athleti? Club ai i Krankie
tfufnagle vs "Young" Packcy McFarland
? ? < t;o- ,]e AthelUc <':nh, of Brookl; n
In .,??? of the rounter attractions, the
i-.ij. het??-eii "Knockout" Brown tnd
"Young" Erne on April li? at th.- M
<"|ii?.. ..,' Harlem, ha? l?ecn moved ?
??? K\ il i:..
H'?
RYE
The Standard ol RYE Whiskey
(?unrantecd Pure RYT. Whiskey Vniler Nation
oU)?ROW'*f al rute rood law Scri.il Number 2tf>i UlQ y?
{Wi NOT BLENDED I
?WJ NOT ADULTERATED fcgtj
^!?r.H| S?lD ?!t! ? OU? SEALEO BOTTLES EUlfWIII! P^?i? I
NEVER SOLD IN BULK **?&*$*
? t Mil I.ARGI IOTTI M"- L] ? .' : I ? ?' IIHVs i liANU AA
i "im I ' lilt WOI
H. B. KIRK & CO.," New York, N. Y.
SMASHING THE WORLD'S HIGH .II'MF RECORD.
??' -? ?
?;<-.ii?:.- 11.niii?. ni Stanford l*niv??rslly, ??!?*.*? i i n_: ihr hnr ?il ?? fct-l ?'.'s in? In-- ni Palo Alto, ral., ?m Ma rob 29, In whicli
!.?? liruke M r Sweeney's long sijiiiiling marls of ?; r?-.-i .".'??. ini-li?-?.. ni.-i?! ? in ivc?.
' Photot ? in r-?-1-? \? io la?ion. ?
POOL TOURNEY NEARS ENC
Sherman Beats Wilson and Is
Swe of Fourth Place.
p adelphfa, April 5.?Frank Fherman. n
Washington, easily defeated Yhomas Wtl
S'n. of Hackensack. N .1. by ? ?con o
i.'.-' ?o 82, in the national pocket Mill r.
tournam? nl here this afteri oon
Wilson failed ir, sh w tir- foi
riH.-ie'i iti previous games, ?nd his his ' '
? ? ? a I Sherman's hixh run ui<* "
Eighteen f ames were played, Wilson i art
In? e-;eht scratches ;.!??! Sherman seven
Sherman's victor; ?assures him 1
place in the tournament and Wilson is tie?
with Weston, of Chicago, i'oj nfrn place
.lain? s Maturo, ?.f Denver, d.-feater) Al?
fredo De oro, of >*ew York, In the <
game, by t acor?- of 150 to 136 Maturo wl
play Edward Ralph, of Highstown, N ?'
for the champlpnahlp trophy und title to
morrow
Maturo started tl e ?coring with a run ol
S3, They were tl?sd at 113, In the seven
teenth Inning. hP'I sgsln In the twenty
first? w'"h 138 en"h.
The standing foilows
? ; ? ?? ?? -
I ?????? X. J ? .' fMfl
?? ? r*>, Denver. a ?? I.Of?
i "? <>ri>. New y?rll . a :? ;. >
4 -, l
11 . ?a si . i
Weaton, ' Til. ago . . . . .
K Ins, N'a*? \ " ? i i i
1? l.v K, PI HrulelphU " . (Wtl
YALE NINE BEATS CORNELL
Men from Ithaca Show the Need
cf More Outdoor Practice.
I.. Tell -frai h tn Tr ? Tl
Washington Ipril 5.-The <'om"li base.
ball team showed lack of outdoor work an?l
?' .i.-. d< ft ated bj Vale in t. ?? pi
>;aiiu here t??-?liiy by a acore of 4 t" 1
fate's bunting pra?-t!rally won th? game,
Bnamade pitched ??n especially
game for Vale, while th? two long drlvea
of Blosaom'K were a feature. Brlamade
held the reputed heavy batsmen of ?
to two Infield hits, on? of which a*aa a
?cratch.
Tii?- game followi
TALE. ? ?IINKI.L
pu .i "
''.-?i I of I H ?.."i Ion : I . M 1 00
M Merrill, .-th i i l " i Bill?, 2b. 0?
R? -. If... O 1 1 "1 Clute. Ib.. 01 12 I 1
it, 2b. t>0 ;; 2 " O'i om ell, cf. ?? 0 .". 0 0
1 . 1 1 11 13 Keller. 3b ...OO 4 4 ??
Carhart, rf. <? 1 2 0?' - In ... e . : ??
BlosMin, c. 13 0 ton .? 0 '?
i 'hun h, e. o<? i? 1 >? laaett, ?;-. . ???. i : (I
Biinsrnade, p 00 u 20 Neablt, p. Ou ?' 10
T? tais.. . iMtl I2S Tots - . 1224 17 '-*
Talc.8 1 1 0 O 0 0 0 ? *
1 . 0 0 1
Two base It?? ]
haa?-* Yn>. Met ritt ; <
Bv Brlatna.il - ? ? Haie on
ritr llamada ;;. o" v? bit, i <?,',- n?n*>-.
METROPOLITAN NINE TO PLAY
Will Meet Linderman ?Stars in Game at
Lenox Oval To-morrow.
.la-k N'agi?'* ?trong Metropolitana, i ?
t).<? gres teat raaml-professlonal l?-an
Vh".|..? i"k.reth?-r l-i N'< w V-.-k ? It . and ' ?
t".-itn ??> hlch ?!? ?'? it. : ? ?? v'????' Vork
^ .'!? kee? In two i
open i ha for s< mi-pro
r- ?Hional ley irrna ifternoti wh?'H
i bats wit the now. rl nl l.li ?
, >?;.? . at 1a no? ??\n! i-? i "\ .
end 145th street Bill) l.ln.lei mai
-.i ce pit? i" 'I for t . Rldgewood?
h?)> for the Ulldel ? -?
Brnlth. ol I
?Dal leesglie. V
||1( Met?
GALDWELL IN GOOD FBI
Holds Springfield to One Run.
While Yankees Win.
?t ;. ecrapl ?? Tha Tribu ?
-; ? ngflHd, < ?hlo. April " Hm < iM*i-;i
?- the first ?if tii?' Near York American
' -?. t.. t.. nine ?i,? li c I ' ' I
li. ^fii>rrf.il ???- knoll throughout th? ir.mie
?in? ?iftrrnr?^?, anil without extending Mm
.?-eif bun th.- upper hand of the Springfield
toqtii .it all ??tace?; Th.? v ink?-"'* won by s
... r,ir ?if ;. t?*> I, H 1i?i. exrej.tiriC ITal'tWHI'S
?it?' h nil * homt run h? Wolter, the
? ?. eating '' wa? an essjr
victory. o\ii th?n the l?-w-al club had had
two daye of practice The n?-a Tors
lea m had some troubl? hitting r.iii>*rt ?
paw, hllt WOllld llSV? had n;nr" hits If
?he diamond liadn'1 been heavy and ?loa
Foi four Innings the Yankees ?I'd little
at ih? bat, being sompwhst comatose
F ran? Is Wilson, ?"ho looked on, hsd no res?
?on to regsrd his fallow townsmen ?i? fen? a
at? ? \n error, Dois n's stesi snd
Ptrcel . two-bagger gsv? the i/lsltora a run
. a<""otifl iunlns, ')t?.1 they didn't reg;
later again until Ihs fifth Inning, ??hin
Wolter i;-'?'l the ball over the right field
Daniels followed with ;? t-m
bagg? r, hut ara s left
Birdie i !r< ? s ike up ??? if li i he maple
st|?-l" and rammed i two tgg? lo rentra
Rlngl? s i?- Dolsn snd Street
red, snd I ie?e, with Dolan's ??teal and
rteldei ? choice, gave the x"anke?cs two
? ? 'i ? mad? ; plr fifth run on a .???? -
on?] two base thrust bj < 'r? e snd a misstrd
grounder i?> the shortstop
The i om? team made its solitary tally on
?i clean single, a bunt snd s wild pitch
But for his <?\?ti \?iiil pitch Caldwell would
have hung up ? ?hul
?
SEW V? ?RK
a , ? h I
rf. ,r. 1 2 1 I ?i Moae,
1 ?i ?i i ,. .
? ? ? 2 .! -.. i rf
If 122 2 04:1 ? .. ? r
? 4 m? 1 20 I m ? . If..
SI 4 2 2 1 3 1 McKee
. 21 100 1 50 Kla? . ?urn.
10 2 8 10 ' :
p 4 <?0 0 10 ...
.i?.
i ;
,.-n.ii!..
27 in i Total
IM.INOl I EM i
ai.r I: po ? I
4 0 2 4 .1 3
|0ll 4 f, ?1
.1 It 1) ?I I' II
1 i. i -, so
:; ?i ?? i i ?i
2 II1 <? 1 "
20(1 i i ?i
?.?m 1.1 1 ??
1 .... n ..o
? 1 ! ?J
... S 1 1 ?. :0
1.? ?: o
31 I 5 27 ID S
?Hatied fi r Marl
N?\? V..-k . ?I I ?? i. I 2
ii U 1 ?? i? i?
1 0
?? 1
S'ew York. *
?ni ? ?i Hpi ingfl
Klrai lian- o ...... ? ?rr tJilbert.
2 Ptru.-k oi ' . ? ?? i ??liber?. 1
aai I ? ' l
. .
kVr.lt, ? . .. ; |a>a .
in?! ? i - u ai.
? ? ??.-. ,1 :.!!... V. - ..,!??
Mart Hit? -
4 In 4
1:4I [..?'.
TOPPING DEFEATS EVANS
French Champion Goes Down on
Nineteenth Green at Pinehnrst.
rat, N. ? ?iprll ; Harold .1 Top
i ping, n tin ? ; Counli I'lul
| feate?l I i ..; . - , ol IM. ? ?vater,
the Fr? n? h champion,
??li the i ? Hi green In '" -day's Kernt
? n i roun?l ??*? lh? '?- olflli annual I i ?? I
? ?? ttcur i ?oil ? hamplon
? ?
Til? l< ????.?;. 7S
for l'.. ?i - ? ? To
.....
So. : ? faino-i In lb?
,ra? k? i A niter Tr;.? la
.;..?? Park?
p. by a
, ? and i?i , . , ||i ?-.111 m< -t 1 ?
i.. moi
nioii i.. t\?- ? :.,.i. i '
i,l i ? i roll ai ?I '? ' ' F<
... i, ii...
n- i,f I up hi
i,1 the . ? I ' I 'i ' ' i
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THREE CUSHION BILLIARDS
. ? i-llj
H.OI ' ? i.n ? .un.-' ?'!< ;." ':
feat Inn l?i ? ih ? Harria, ??' '
..i ,, -.n-- in I
in n nan?? m ?? I ?
?
i
SEMI-FINAL GAME AT SOCCER.
: .i Hi? |?ui |..,.<- .,t ?i? I? i mil lug lb?
, inland ' ' "al
i-ltl ' ' ' I'''
.
i
n Mu i Hal. I ?' '' '
.n. i . i ii..- ?i?- ? ''
? up.
?STILL PEDLIiMG BIG BOUT
Curloy Heard From at Las Vegas,
as Optimistic as Ever.
i;,-ist I.:?? Vegas, S M. April 4. .la?'k
Curley arrived here to-day and conferred
with local business men In reference to
hui'linK the Flynn-Johnson ?iiatnplon*-hlp
, flghl In this cltj next July.
In rep|\ t" the recent statement of John*
?On that KP no an?) f'lirley were not sltirere
In their desire to promote the bout Curley
said:
The hont positive!) will occur In July.
unless Johnson forfeit?. Baverai towns are
after the mateh T.:?*. Weis looks good to
"ir. but the deal la not flnatlv Hosed '
PRINCETON RALLIES IN TIME
i Tierra Dofeat Virginia hy Mak?
ing Strong Finish.
rp. T?'?cr*pb '.?> The Tribun? ;
Charlottesvllle, Va., April 5.?Princeton
defeated the University of Virginia to-day
hr ? ninth Inning rally. At the beginning
I of the ninth the acore atood Virginia .',.
Princeton 2. and when the first man up for
Princeton atruck out the Virginia rooters
went wild, but they soon quieted ?l??wn
whun Rixey gave hi* Aral pass of the
?game to Worthtngton, White folloaring with
.. ringle to left and Bterrett turning the
same trick. The Virginians ?ame ha?*k
with another long >*heet when Rlxey
?truck o?it the next man, bul again held
their breath when Rlzej walked Berger,
forcing in the tlelng run. Then came Vlr
ginia's downfall, when Parker, who had al?
ready made one thre*-hagger, ctnu across
with another long one to right, scoring
White, Bterrett and Berger, and a grand
ninth vli-tory for Old Nassau.
Virginia was retired In one, two, three
order In Its half of the ninth, l.?-ar strik?
ing out the first two men and Hs?i?tlng in
putting our the third.
Rlxey pitched verj effectlv? hall up to
the seventh Inning, atrlking out aeven men,
?allowing no bases on balls and only taro
hits, which wer?- both mad?- by Pendleton,
the first one being a two-bagger Lear
pitched very g??*! ball for Princeton, Im?
proving as the ami' went. All seven hits
that were made off him came In the first
four Innings, and after that he was In*
vincible, only thre?- nun facing hint In ??ach
?if the following fi\?* framea
a
MANY BARGAINS IN HORSES
Sale at Durland's Draws Out Big
Crowd of Buyers.
Bargain hunters were out In full force at
the close of the Durland sale last night.
and they did not go awa) emptyhanded
There was ,-) big variety to i'?1 had at your
own prices, and they ranged all the wa)
from I2E t.. 0M G I. f*wrence added a
round doten to his string, and Captain Bar?
rett and R. C Broa n bought several ?
youngsters
K?-clprocitj and Pi nsperitj the old i ??
.. gners, which won fame in the hands of
Miss ' lare Knapp last ??eason, went in m
, Taylor for IKO. fleurette Bnd Comet were
ki.ked down to M ?'? Newtromb for SUO,
i and The Uon and The Rajah went to C It.
! Kenton foi M2S
The i.-,-,ding ?al?? folloa
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?\MHERST BEATEN LU ?SOUTH.
l?r.-.i t n,.- Al
??fi turn t.. da) and
. i Inlt
r,| - ,,
i "n le ri thrown itwa ta* t - . Musaa? h i
? i part itf t:,, .?.,,
?
K mu?? ? ho i.i*? t?i fui . i rlnll i t uin,
i ? pi Du . m., w. n In hand although lu
? ' i"m lu ?! up q ill? ?i. ? :. i., n th? hit
'?Id nut count h. i. st -i- ol th. |.
weri? I In - lev? i II? Idlng nl Anderson for
mil t? am. h hiinl ru .t. h ?f
. ?Ilffii i ' - '. ? n . -, i th. '
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Halteball, i , . i M
..iiiiii?. va Jersey Cliy, .\ Iralssl -n ;,???..
GIANTS POUND THE BULL
Bury Baltimore Under Avalanche
of Runs in Second Game.
RUSSELL DRIVEN TO COVER
I
Wilts? -lid Ffllienwider Hold the
Home Team in Check
Without Difficulty.
y. Telegraph 'n Th? Tribune I
Baltimore April * lu s Rnsl workonl
before the lir'-t metropolitan sppcsramre of
,!,,. '?..HHoti. the (Jtanta ga?re the BsHlmore
Orioles .? mon - -^r-' irounclng thsn y?
ler?lay. Th. ''Birds''again msde thin?-?? rune,
I nl i..-.lay the ?liants pllc-l up thirteen and
fi rthermore had [??inn's boys snul oui until
tin eighth Innlns
The visitors, with ??-verni substitut?*? plsy
|ng the la>? finir itiiiln.;* Mimed 1 ri aixfe^O
h!l~ an.I showed a loi ?if :-l??"l on ?be
haa?*s. The longeai wallop ".a?? delivered In
tlie ninth Inning, when ? '?--??-.lull hit on*
.r the jeft Held fence. Murray kept up
hin sversge by taring the ball for two sin?
L-h- and ;? double, an?! ?Doyle, who haa
batted ploee to t>"'1 on the exhibition to tr,
??- iitiii?iit?-?l i'm.Ingles.
Allen RtMsell ? brotlier ?>f Connie Mack's
expensive pitcher was In the bo\ for Rat?
I tlmore when the game started, bul ?-*-1?"
1 taken oui at the end of the fourth inning
With tii*- ""core ?> to 0 kkhI'i?' him. A few
dsys hk<? Russell mystifia the Phllll?** with
1 his spit h.-.ii delivery and it WU exp?BCted
that he would hold the Qlanta to a close
?core th)*< afternoon. The areather was ?"
Id? .1 iprlni brand, and a crowd of?W0S wit
n.--?.??] the downfall ot Russell
Fes of the "fans'' thought it possible that
Ih? ?'?.?nit-' would make the Orioles look
wi rse than on the first ?lay. Iliiscel! was
deilberste, but he ?-onid not fool HcQrnM's
tren. Even with a sharp break to his spit?
ter, he did not strike out a man. Tps
chsmplons climbed sboard his deliver? for
thr'-e run.'? and kept ?pecking SWSy at hlrn
nrtll lie ?-juit.
The second Malt ?more tW?rlei was "Left?"
Smith. ? stunted slde-wheeler, who made *
reputstlon by fsnnlng nineteen bstsmen In
a frame In the ?anadian leSSgUS las' rea?
son. Smith s-?! bj for ope tnntn?i. and then
caved In. However, he fanned six of th??
big leaguera, getting Merkle twice.
instesd of pitching Msrqusrd, as he had
Intended, McGraw worked Wilts?, and ??-nt
Msrqusrd home on an esrl) train, with the
Informstlon thst he would start agslnst
, the Jersey <*it?- team at the Polo QrOUndS
! tO-morTOW. Wlltae looke?! better In the box
than at any time this uprlng. He scattered
four hit? am?n 1* the Birds in flv? Innings,
an?l was then relieved by Pullsnsridtnr, the
?South Atlant!, i^acue grsduste. 'Tullen?
wider had not pit. lied a regular Kam? nine??
j th? team l"ft Texas, but h" fooled tho
I orioles with a change of pa?*e and by work
i Ing the turners. The eighth inning was a
had inning for hltn. hut even then "nlv two
' run.? should have scored.
When McGraw changed batteries In th?=i
fifth Inning he released parerai other play
; ers from active and hcuch dut?* that they
might connect with a ? o'clock train for
Neu York. F-hafer went to short. Burns to
? ? ntre and < "randall to left flrid.
The (ilants ended their l??ng training: trip
a -ii a record of only ??ne defeat, and tiiat
was registered In Houston three weak? ago.
Th? team will com* home In excellent ????n
ditIon?probably hetter than any oth?r big
league team Th? filants losi only two
\< ? and on?? was a Sunday, when th??
?? asl her ??as good.
MsthSWSOn Is a little hack ward, and Wil?
son Httll limps a little. There are no otlier
cripples, and the team Is faster Individually
and collectively thsn It ever was before.
It Is fairly certain that .Marquard will
i pitch the opening game in Brooklyn next
? Thursday. The t?>am left her? at midnight
In the two special sleepers, and will detrain
', in New York, at the Pennsylvsnis uptown
! terminal, sbout 7 o'clo-k
The ijcors follows;
SEW TORK. I BALTIMORE.
lb r lh pi a ? ab r 1 b v> ?* *
P?-.ore.lf 1! 2 1 2 00 Ma.s?;. ?-s . 4 1 1 I 3 1
fran.ri.lf 9 .'? - 0 ?? 0>? Jetttnan. cf 5 0 2 I It
Povle. 2h "> 2 .'i 1 4 0 ?or. eran, rf b 1 1 il 11
Bnoi'a.cf 2 110 OOil'nglaiib. 3b 4 0 0 3 2 2
I Burns rf 2 1 I C 0 0 gehmldt, lb 4 1 2 t? l?>
I Muri-y.rf S 1 I I ??0| Walsh. If... 40| o on
I Merkle. lb ?I l ?? 12 0 01 Parent 2b.. .'? ? l 1 11>
II*rs'g.3b 8 " I 0 2 1 Uelaow, e. *'?! i ?'"
I ?? .? 2 U 0 I 1 Ol R MMll, !?. .?>"<? o 2 1
Miafer.c.? :i ?? I 1 20 Smith, p.. 200 ?? 10
Meier* '-'Ill 0 0l*Murph) 1. ?''?
(Vllaon, ?? I 0 9 ? oo?
Will ?e. p 2 0 O 0 .10.
FuTder.p 2 110 ???ii
TsCSls.?!! 18 1*? "?7 12 11 T-i:a> . .80 3 9 27 196
?Hatt'-'l for Smith In the nlnt?: inning.
New York.| 1 I 1 0 4 3 0 1-18
Baltimore . ?? 0 0 0 0 O ?? :i i?
Tir?t base on errura NVw Yf.rk. 4, Baltimore,
1. Two has-? hits Mi.rray, Herzog-, Kullen
arider, QattmM, Schmidt, \\aleh. Home runt
?.'randall. Ha.-rifle? rly Merkle. .-'tolen I.h?
Ini.or-, Henog (2) Ie?ft on baeeh Ne? fork
7 Baltimore, 1? Wouble playa Cor?*oran,
Klelnow and I'nglaub; Horaog, Doyle ai -i
Merkle. Bases on balls ?'if Rosaell, 2 oft
Smith, 1: on \Vi,t*?\ i: off Kullenwelder. ?.'
Ktru.'k oui B r*ullenwel?l?i f?, b> Bmlth li
Will pitches Ruaaell, Wilts?. Passed
Klelnow, 2 Hits ?.ff Wtlt?M, 4 In in- Innings;
uT Russell, 8 In foin iiininga L'mpl es ?i
laney an.l McAtM. Time ?>f fatn? 2.'?'.
SUPERBASHLEUPTHERUNS
M;ike 17 Hits Count Heavily
Against Portsmouth Nine.
[Bj Telegraph t?. Th? Trll .
Portsmouth. ? >hlo, April li. -After the
easy time the Brooklyn rJuperbsj ha?l y?-s
tardsy with the local team the) took
thiiiKs eacy during the earl) part of the
gam?- t.iiia? after they had piled m? a
?even?run lead. In the fifth Inning, how?
ever, Knetzer, ??ho pitched the entire
game, slowed up, allowing tho Ports
mouths to pile un ?ev?.|i run-. In the fol?
lowing Inning they gathered three more,
putting them mi the lea.i After this the
National Leaguers got bus- with their
bats and wenl ahead tin.ill? winning b) a
?core of it to 10.
Dshlen, thinking he would m.ikr the
game more Interesting, lenl the home
t.ain Dent, the Brooklyn pit. her. who ?va*
hit for seven runs during hi i .-i .? ??f fo n
rounds on the mound Ka? h of t :
p.-ii.as ?,'iii one ?.i more hita. Hun.I,
who played second, leading with s home
run dri? e <??.-r the lefl held f? n? ? ..n I -<
III-'.- pair Of HiliKl? No'lhet.. VYhe.lt, T?'??
and Phelps all *,?.! i bra? ? ... *af<
? Jlninn \.r. ? n. ?? horn Pr< il?l? m .;:???
gol from Mil? auk?-?*, ??as sent hack lo
that rlul . ? ?w in.; ;., the length t?f ihe
same and the long trolle) ride from ih?
i. ?il pai k, the playei u had to move ?
llv? I) lo m ,'..? their train thl -
for ?, ; .?:?;.. ? ull plav tu i.
ml dunda)
l h" - "'?? b) iiiiiiiig?? follow ?
Il n i.
'-"III"?-'. 17 17
. o .i ; n i. .. n m |-_- (
li ni Hui ?
I ?II-.ID ? - ICI . I III . |>(
ATHLETICS WALLOW IN RUNS
Trounce Phillies, Who Make Only
Hit Off Houck.
Philadelphia, April *, Th.- Athl? tic hut
??m th. Phillies here to-ds) In the fourth
?' I ?? prlni erl? Th .-????
M " " i.ii-ii team has nos ??mi i??..
?amen I.Ins men ?,?.i onl) one hit, .
?Ingle in Knabe ,,rt Mouek, ?\h?? pitched
five Innings Th? Athletic ban..I s. huit/.
and I!.i-mm .-.n haul
Tl.? folios
II II
? I I II .1 I II II I
i ' . i ?
- .. .
i i n. | KI .i ? , m|
Rial?)
1er Inl.rx.lle-rtalr (eiu ing are tbltil j?ag??.
SHERWOOD M AGEE.
Philadelphia outfielder, who t? suffering
with a broken arm.
MAGEE OUT OF THE GAME
Star Outfielder of Phillies Sus?
tains a Broken Arm.
,? Ti legraph ??? Th?- Trll ?>."* |
Philadelphia, April ?"? (Awrwood M.igee.
the star left fielder of the Piiilllea. |? out
of the game for several weeks, his right
arm being broken. Magee ha?i th? X-ray
iis?-d to-day, ami It was found that a hon"
w.ts broken about four Inches above the
Wrist and that .? ?mal! hon?.- in the wrist
! was splint? .
Magee'a Injury was received In a gam?
| yeaterday morning between the Philadel?
phia regulara and "yannlgans" at Philadel?
phia Park. BchultS pit<:;.<l a fast hall to
Magee at hat, and the latter In trying to
dodge v. a-? hit on the arm.
BIG AUTO RACE FOR WEST
Battle for Vanderbilt Cup Mav
Be Fought in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee, Wie., April :.. The Vender
hill CUP i.i?-e. une of the big automobile
fixture?? of the yeaj-, will le held In Mil*
| waukee, according to a telegram receive?]
I to-night fr??m w. k Vanderbilt if this
, e?)>- offers aufficienl policing for the course.
rti*- local automobile association will me. t
to-morrow to make certain that the de
j manda of the race promoters for proper
protection of the course .-an be met. The
date la not set, but th? tacc will be de*
i rilled between August IS and October 15.
CARDINALS RALLY AND WIN
Defeat Browns in Hot Finish of
Interesting Game.
St Lotus. April 5. The St [?nits <ardi
t nais wen? ah.-n'l In the interleagne sortea
! here to-day, defeating the Browns by a
: score of 7 to 4. In the ninth Inning the?
Cardinals rallied and made fly run??. Phot
i ten. Laporfe and Breanahan did good work
; with the ha? Ronetchy -?;,?! nils divided
: honor?) in base stealing. The harterles w-?re
Salle?, Willis. Harmoi and Hrespahan for
the ?"ardlnals. and Pake. *?*, Rrof n. Krich
all and Stephens for ?he Rrown?
MANY STARs'tO COMPETE
Keen Competition Expected in
Military Athletic League Games.
The annual track and field champ1?>n
' ships of the Military Athletic Trague -aIII
he hehj m ti a armory ?.f the jci Regiment
to-night. Baverai entries have been re
i reived from the regiments of Philadelphia,
land the Quaker City athletes promise to
'make, themselves felt in the point columns.
Certain it is that action of the most spir?
ited kind may be looker) for. Many metro?
politan, national and a few Olympic cham?
p?., n.? are members ?>f the national guard
and all will wear U\c silks of their regl- ;
menta,
While the team* seem evenly matched in |
many respects, and nil are conildent of vie
tory, the flying members ?>f the 13th R>gi- ;
ment, "f Brooklyn, appear t" be the most
probable winners The) number among
their athletes .Mm Etosenberger, VV. Koss,
Willie Kramer, Abel Klvlat, Krank N.
Rfley. '4 .".'" Jim Sullivan an.l riddle Oood
win, the sensation ?.;' ih<- flat board 'cycle
tracks tht- winter Melvln VV. Bheppard ,
will compete iti the half-mile run. Ike
Novell ..tul Walter Raleigh about complete
ti,.- roste i of star men in the 14th, but
ar?. many rapable men who ar? ?ook?*d |
upon as posslbl.Inl winner? it Is eg
pected thrit the :"j.i team will score In th?i
? -. Mil. ni' n ?if the ability of Charley
('larke, Hal Heiland and Jo? Crockett m
the IlStS
\ large il? Id of capable distance runners
will start In the open five-mile road run of |
the Mornlngslde athletic Club to-morrow
afternoon. More than two hundred entries I
have been received t?> ?late from a scor?
; of club? Fourteen prix? in all will bel
aw'al'lrd.
-?
MATTY MINTYRE RETURNS,
n |. ago, April '?? -Missing since the i '
! of hist ?eaeon, Matty Melntvre, the out
n? hl. r for the Chicago White Box, reporte?l
liera to-da> explaining his ebaence, he
-..id th>.t he had been playing baseball in
Cuba during the v. inter and thought that
I Callahan kt.-^w of hi? whereabouts So
word h.-.d heu rei'Clved trotu tlu> hanl
? ; oui im I'b r --i'"'.- last > ?'.?i He ?!? -
i , ,j ,. i iioi'1-oiit, in?! announ? ? ?l
v> oui | ?Igi i ? on tract to i.roe
MO K Of II i
I Polier Oro>rp(] to RecoQn?c Neu
Jersey Licenses.
RECIPROCITY NOW A FACT
Ar^vi-.-i BviM C"' in Remota
Spot r/Iiilion'h Tip? for g,^
Akron Cr-r.cern.
Quirk i c.^er,;?;???, ,,r i? ,...?? of
Me??- jevsey legislature in r?n-,,-? r . .
ban against aulermnbtl ' ,- %Xi..%
h,- th- passage of m* BH?"kel Mil ha% ?-.,.
gt* en o- fh?> Poli, e ' ? ;. . ?f fh t
city. T - ?? -? . - ?u ,h
a w?-.-k ago, permit? ,.,
? ne the roerla of ? ? A ..
? <?-.. days annual . *? --
i'orrmlsaloner Waldo (I lalli ''-eo**?,!??*
th? n>-*?' I'm I ? -e>- < ? ????. i ,
lowing order tea* ?su?* ill i ... ?
ti?e department
"The I*i?g?slatur*a ,.' rl - IMate <.* v.?
?terv y having exempte^ . . ..It
I tr red lu other ??o??. 1 ?- registrar?
N'.'W Jiars?) for a i ?',.._.
under the m ?tor ?hi? i.- la ? * .,( this ?>*<?
the -ame reCOgnttliWt will .e ?. .. . , ? t,
.1? r?.-v a'ltonieil'll?. ''.. ortw? "
"There are ., .-a. ?-, ,,
t'io fac? ?hat the a orld l? gros Ing ?man?* ?
write? a traveller In Soul Imer re. "it ?.
due not so mich t-> the rtnktng p?'v???
whi? h ?s always going ? si the tetwier
contin?en to cool ? ? r-tnr;inr hag
ejoaer contact And reiatio?,?htr
I try with another Onlj ? (n ; ?ar? ??><> it
, g., to another count!** ?I ?? ? .
[equivalent of going to another arorli ?
railroad, the steamship, the ??legraph aivj
the telephoi e have ?rr - ? | ?'.-?<)
i eliminators
"As I lourney through the?,. ? - .
j American countries th?re are evttlag I
I every hand that good old I'ncle fam'i
j country in not far off The rash re? ? ?
| the harvesting and thrasl Ing 'na. hin? irrt
Innumerable other lines .if produirai fro--,
far off countries at? everywhere m **.?.
dence. Yesterdav. on mv p.irr-' from th*
interior to Rio de .faneur the train atopae]
at Hao Paulo. 1 noticed a big modern |*-*r>
.Ing car In waiting and mv . uri? ? ??>
, know from whence it fain? led me to atete.
? for Its d?sperture that <??)tn.- evidence m'rttt
I come Into riew After tal<!-g eboarr] t?->
handsomely goimed and ?*epeetally >ft?je.
| tlve ladi?'* tie pgr turned to leava Via
j feminine ?-harm was ko strong that * p??,*',/
I lo^t the opportunity to re?ad Mtt self ra
! the front of the radiator "
! -
I ?Vrtaln Industries, due prr i ? ? m
i h cal condition?, have manage,* ?o malt?
themselves pe, -.i!;ir to soin* par^W-raar
' part of the country. Akron. Ohio, for hV
, stance, ia recognized as the rubber m*.tv:
ffleturlng centre of the WOfld fiefr-ilt ?tr.1
vicinity Is th? universal hub of ?he auto?
mobile Industn T'le shoe t - <i ? : s f r*.- eos
finna Itself pimo?t ent'rep to Hoii?i>n atvl
the Now England stat?-' fl HIT to Mlnnsas*
o\\s. ?nd so on erlth ether titdwHtei
throughout th? i-ountrj
Two out of arary thre? automobile* i
, the country ?re equipped with It kr?n *nt?si
tire*. Rubber factories ha'- grown lisa
i mushrooms, and two-thirds of ike BM
i population are dependent upon I - -
i Industry. PSverythtng In rubber is made *.
I the City, from o?-er?ho*?! tO th? -nort'tr
dirigible halloon Akron, which la pehed'iM
to take Vaniman and his crew j.-roas 'ha
i Atlantic Verily, the advanr? irf Akron -<\
the world of r*ibber has harm ph?nom?n?l.
ROSENTHAL WINS AT CHESS
Needs Only a Draw in N?*xt Gam*;
to Capture State Title.
Returning play 'r their wpt*iatnaotarr
match to decide the tie b- the annual ehaav
pi.r.nsi-.ip tournament of th? ?ew Tort s??*??
Cheea Association, J Rogen tr.?' ^r? r, g,
Northrup .nnte??ted their secure, gan?? *i
I the rooms of the Manhattan <" - -- I
Carnegie Hail, yaaterday. Roaenthal ? ?
the white pie.es in a Queen'a i?awn gthaa
won after thirty-five *t***rvai
Northrup developed a combti itlori I
by he hoped to gain two fdeCM EOT ? f?v*k,
but hla opponent picked ? flaw in n. WHi.
g si-or.? of i'-j io 4 in hie favor, Roan
t.eeii-i only a draw In the third ??m? M
tii.-ik?' sur-' of the title.
At the room* of the Brool
'.cling the r?'t'ini viaI''" >>r. t.n N^ri?
with the Manhattan t'tieea Club ?
contented. In the first meeting -x' ? '?
ago the Manhattan club won bj t% s,"fl',*
HODGSON BETTERS RECORDS
Canadian Swimmer Makes Twft
New Marks in Tank.
Montn al, April '? i leorg? Ho
two Canadian swimming records to*
wi-en preliminary heats In the ; i aad
a? la ?-vents and the 4W->*ard ?? ?'" ??
held at the Montreal Amat? ir Al let!?" v
- latlon tank, in the flrn i I P1*'
gramme of the Canadian
me? ting. The finals I - ? '
-.anis v. ill r? nteeted to-morrow.
Hodgson won i ? s furioog
v it ease, finia - id la the r*
i ible time ol i Inut? ? 2*J ""
He also w..n his heat ol
r.? :?- '. seconda Bol .
r. cords, ll dgsni a-oi
yard In the ras? "f
St ? ?rids
The onlj entrai i nr the event! tro*
OUtSlde ?he . :tv ?- !' M ?
?liver fr.im Sen Vork, ? ?has "ter'?! "
th?. diving event I a nil __
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t Men and Religion t
t rut' ^
t CHRISTIAN j
f CONSERVATION T
f CONGRESS t
?i" will brin}-: more than.?000 men i
.?, to New York City, April 19-24, f
. from all parts of North Amer- ?j?
I ica. They will consider the i
i conservation of Christian
I Ideals and .Service. '
t patriotism ? Brotherhood J
t ? RlGHTKOUSNKSS. !
t *
M yon -?in? to kno?a more ar-ont the Men and Reli^OS a
(IV I o.? ttd Mo?emeni ?at. ihe cilito? o, the neateil ?. ItrgVSMft <
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