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Yankees Win S Superbas Win ** Giants Lose
Boxing ta Track Athletics ?# Automobiling
GUS STUMBLE Al
FALL BEFORE DE
Marquard Goes Gunning foi
Game, but Fails to Bring
Down H:s Quarry.
TEAM IN BATTIMG SLU!
Herzog Makes a Home Run a
Thus Saves New York th?
Humiliation of a Coat
of Whitewash.
obere 01
? !'? r.w.iy Park ;'.;i.i Mai In the I
*iotk Ginnt? sustained a t> nil,le 1
That In leflnal h 'it; that ?lis
? ? tampion from *
rater, the wtaa? Ing pie
has hern mislaid. 1. avlng the team in
torlUg - ? ? .m?' hah' waj rx :'?? ? en
\-rv good arifl th- i/erj bod. With tin*
puncl
?
agalast them, ti..- ns of McGi
. at to the Clnclnnstl Redi
(lay afternoon. Tl.- BCOr? was ;: t?. l.
An even break on tarent? ?
and fifth place ?:i th? r.. .- \?..s ?
turned In. l?ast season the ?liants v
thlrty-eeven ???: : fore they o
humbled ten times, the tenth def?
itiii on June 16. after ?avery team in
league had been fa. ed m at
s and pome In more than
last year the boys were there,
the wallop In the pinch and flgbt
of the way. Nothll
: ?odian pea
ily inn
w iih the apoU? \? ?
o bit? garl -
mes,i
: aie. th? old Cincinnati pitch
i the Giants hay- !.. at- n
? ? i at ?-. ? B
their i . s ??.-??? , aril? Heiz
i the hall Into the left I
thai
traite of a cumpk-t- I, but t
home team sprayed sis hits
lnnine.?. and never gol more than on?
g frame. A COOplfl 0 -re of
?? v. r
Hube Marquard went g.mni:.?* for a vj
t.'iy and seemed t.. bava a lot <?f stt
In times
adversity, however, .* ?? aros ool effectli
Hour hiui bunched wltb s piss and
wild pitch In the sixth tnn i ?? sreie
s the Reds their 1
Bhafer, ..f course, in-- one of I
- in the heart of th:s riot, the mi
play letting in one mors run than won
bai ? Ise.
Arthur seems | to fumble t!
ball win-never t'.ink's get tight With tv
.. 'liant alngled and tot
pitch Then Bhaf
? ? 1er, hut n
Inning. Ma
- found for seven hits In all.
McGraw made t..<? 'list of Bevor
- which will have to come in ti
unies? the team re?
from th" frightful batting slutr
rhlcb it ha? fallen. Su-,?igras? wi
i i ? ? pal
? I sat -i"- ' drew a i as
e and made .-,
mUCb inort than B**rOdg**aSB irl- 1 #4 n d
Snod" having the lusclot
batting sverag? of .ir*3 for- th?
With the exception of Kr? -l Merkte, th
? lire Wee 1 ork entoura-o is far belo'
hitting form, even Lorry Doy*
"Chief" Meyers failing to bal with th
telling power ; t awepl I team t
victory last year. Time, however, is a
most suie to improve this, unless th
team has reached the cr<st of its caree
and Is beginning to backslide < onsidei
lng Its youth, thlf- ought not to tie true
The Reds concentr?t? d thelf attack i
the sixth inning. Bates led off with
triple, and. while Becker to led to M?
era, Tinker ?ma?h.d a double to centr?
?curing Hates. At this < ritical Junctui
shafer fumbled Moblltadl'a grounder, lei
ting Tinker go to third. Marquard mad
n wild pitch, on which the ?Incinnai
leader tallied, whil? Hobl y took sccon?
Shafer foozled Marsans's grounder, b I
it was a hard chance and w>nt for a hl1
putting Hobllt?ell on third on his thir
attempt the New York shortstop Beide?
a ball cleanly, picking up Bgan'a ground
er and . atel lng Hoblitz'll at the plate.
Mauiuard, ??OWever, was so unnerve?
that he gave his first and only pasK
filling the base?, whereupon Clark slngUi
to right, scoring Msrsons Kt--an, too
would have count'd. bit a fin?- throw b*
Murray nailed him at ths plata It wa
aald by BOSOfl that Meyers <lr pped the bal
?md that Kgan was safe. The entire Cm
?Innatl team argued the pont vigorously
but to to purpS e.
Th<?. ?tlanti had n\o lit,? chances t?
?core, bat both wers wasted, a puss ti
Devote and Shaf-t's BtagTfB la the flrsl
mad? a proniletng opening. Burns, low
ever, made a m?-ss ft trying t.. ?.
and was compelled to hit Into a fore, -out
at second. Bhafer being out. Then H.irrv
Doyle grounded to HoMltsell, and Devon
was caught between third ami hOflM after
almost the entiie visitw,? coin-any had
talll? d round him. This nave Bums and
11 >> ii-n?- enough to creep up into a
tion f? acore on a eingle, but Mur
tay Blammed or.e right into I-'romnn?'.
glove and died easily.
With one ggne in the third. Shafer
led off thg right field wall Then
? e one of those pomMar b*reaks that
I trou | agalast tt.e leejB all
?-.?fi a.-.d Which put many a good
n out of the pennant hunt. Hums
slammeil a liner light into Iloblltz.ll s
|fl and Shaft r was double?] off thud.
?u.s Ciandall **tteh?ad the last inning.
aft'r Harry Mc-onn.? k had batted t".
Mai rti .'ti.- out, tire hita
pase ti;]-.! the bases, but Harry Doyle
sav.d further humiliation by Sngln?
a sharp double play, latching a Ily be? --
of first and potting a ruonsff abo tried
10 .mint from third.
The score follow H .
? TNV1NNAT1 ! NKW YoltK.
?b r h p.. a ? ab r h pua ?
ta rf... m? : oo Devor?. cf.... n ,i i -.oo
1 It ter. ?a. 40 2 t SI
Tinker. ??...4 11 ?. if. I " 0 3 0 0
?zel.lf, 4 0 1 11 IB Do**l?. ?. 401 3.10
.n?. .fill 4 I ? Bfun I] . r ? 4 ?
Egoa, Zb.... 4 00 4 10 Merkl?, it. .. II
Oraat, lb... IBS i 4 a| H?-*?iie, so... j i i 4 to
. Urk?-. ?... BB1 B ZB| 1 Bl BIB
I re i.n.?. p. 101 0 .-O 'Hnodgra??... BOO 001
in, c. .- ?. o loo
. ? I I nil 0011
I Ml - *oi '1:1' k.. 1 it <i 1 0 0
CrrafadaB, p... ?too ooo
27 II 0| Total?.g l .
*Baa tot Meyer? Is ?igbtb bralng. *;
for Miniuard In elglith Inning.
, it,. Iimatl .0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 o?r.
.N?? York .0 1 ?I 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
on error,,?Cincinnati, : Tar?
hits?lie ker. Tit ?if. r. ,
Hii'?a. vll"ine run?lt?r/,,,p. st',!?-n l?a??
\tire, Qnuil l>fi ?m baa?? -W?a T?
? innati. 7 : iblitael an.i (Irani
1/0>1? ai.tl WHloii Flrat baaa on ball??uff
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
nation.r nvi.ii: OAMBg to n\v
( hiiiiK?, i,l \c? ?, nrU.
( iiKiniinti Ht liront.I? n
-t. I ..ni? ut II..?I..11
l'Ill-l.iircl. ut riiiUilrli.lii?.
BEfM i i?. or GAMBA *, ??.?TMtnw.
? un ii.miti. I; \?.\x Yi.rU. I.
Bree tu) n. ' : < lili ne.?. ?"?.
i;..-i.,ii .",: l'itui.iirtili. I.
Philadelphia, :;; -t. I ?.ni*. '
NATIONAL LKAOt'N M \ni>in...
YY . I . l'A \Y I i '
l'Iil.i 11 (I .M" \r? \'l, III HI ."??>"
Brooklyn 1.1 s .BIB l'I? t oi.'eli IBIS .ISS
t'hlease M la JUtX Beaten x l-' .?JSS
M. I.i-iii? I] II? ..".'?.*. ? ?ni ?mint i ?i IS .til
IMEfglCAN llAl.lt GAMES TO-OAT.
N??? Y..rk ut DetreH.
H?..I.... nt ( I. .?-I.nul.
Pkiladetpkla .?i M. I ...nia.
YYii-liinjiiiiii ut ( Mease.
i:i>t I.T- m GAMES .'EST EBDA Y.
N?? >?.rk. Si Detrell, o.
st. 1 ..ni?, -.: Philadelphia. :;.
Beaton, 3; < leveland, l.
i turase, S? YY anklagte*, i
\yii ici? \\ 11 ??,! i >i INDINO.
YY . I . r ? YY I . F.C.
l'hua 13 4 .:>i!i -t I onla In 11 .411
< h rel i.l i.*> : .SSS ii???t?iii h i', .?xi
B'aah'on l? S. .SB* Detroit ' lu I4M
< hl. lgo IS lu .800 S.-?? York I H! .SSS
IN 11 l.\ ITION M l l !G?*E
?. YYll ? i ?in \y .
Newark at Heat real
.l.-r?i'x ? ilx at I ?rnntn.
Ball imiir?- nt HiifVilii.
Providence at Neckrattr.
BESI IT- OF GAMES I'ESTEBDAY.
Toronto, I; N'evratfc, I.
Hufiitl? i: Jeraev ? ?m . :;.
i;... in ?.t? r. ii; Baltimore, :t.
l'un ?.i. in r x. Montreal (rala).
SI YMIIN?, Off 11 IMS
YY. I . IM . YY !.. IM
lintTnln ii ; .ail Korkealer a I" Alt
Hiililme IS a .600 Montreal a i<? III
Provide'? IS t ..VWJer'j Citj s 11 ,i?ni
Newark II ;i .".;,u Liront? , II .SSI
HOMER BY LUDERUS WINS
Turns Defeat Into Victory for
the Phillies Over Cardinals.
Philadelphia, May I Fred Ludet
who had not madi a hit alnee laat B
day, when his double In the ninth Ii
ted the Qlanta, turned s possible
ahutoul for Philadelphia mty s */lctojy
.\.i Bjt. Louis to-day by mas.ni a I
run with ta I .?'"1 Lobert on I
baas in the aeveath Inning. 1
WBS I tt> 1.
The ' owa
l'HIl.AM.I.l'HI.Y. BT. [?OriB
al>r!; ; ni" I' 00 a?'
I is?
.-, II. 4111
? ? ?
'
0 " "
r . ,, f, .?
!
? , silMlOl
. " - ' " , I
.' ' ;
Two tat a?
Hit
ne I 1 innlnu
' ?
i . ?? on >
.
out?!
IX,- ???.:?! :lfl
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR BRAVFS
Out bat Pirates and Win in Ninth
in an Exciting Game.
Boston, Ma] 0 I? '!? featlng Plttsfc
bj .. t?i i here to-day B
made It four straight victories for the
The Braeea bava won now as l
many ramea ft?.in th?- Plratet as they
captured from that team all la-t aeaaon.
it i? ma Ii ce the local N itlon il
League club ?roe lour Btralght
ft..m any team
Tha contest wss an excJtii p one, in
which Boston outbatted Pittsburgh. The
latter, aided by two err rs by Devlin,
led at I to i up to the eighth Innlni B
ton In this aeaalon t""k tha lead, through
? omiell*. 'a single, Bween*
i ? alngle i?-- Titus.
Ti??- Beon '
BOO PITT8B! ROH
al, r ). ab'
llle.aa 4 o 1 i .0 rare* f
s i a a i ou
lly.lf 4 2 S S 1 B!l 4 1 1 1 1 ? t
i a asner, it... 10] 110
t ?i i : o o Mill? r. lb . 3 " 1 in 0 0 ,
4 0 l 1 no Y? il non. lt.... ion | o o I
I?, ?.?In. 3r>. 4 1 2 4 ". 101 011
| .. o p 1 o Mmon, i ..80 ? ?10
.lam.?, p.. 10 1 I " 000 '
?Krfti ten . I' 0 0 0 0 0 ' arnnitr.. p.. 10 1 o ] n I
K? Inton, p.. 2 00 ooo
?Ylon.^r. 100 ft " 0 |
n ati . loi on o !
?Y'loi. 01 ft 000
Totale.., SS 6 11 27 IT 2 Totali.84 4 <.?:?' I 1
?BatteS for .Tain?-? In ninth Innlnc tBBtted |
Imon In ninth Innlna fee Oeinnlta
r th lan?as. IRan 1 i In i Inl
? : ?o out ? hen wlni
n ?ton . 1 <? n o o ?i n a 1
irgh .. .. '.' " it r> i ?i " n i 4
Two tan? Mt? Yii'ior. ?'.ne?. Maran
lilt?
? ? i?? ? ( .- ? " H blnaon, 1
In ?-J Innlti?. Ba rifl ?? hit YY'lialli:?- -
ft?-? file?. Miller. Karlden Stolen beat ?';.
l-*-ft on Beaton, ?*?
? I : ?.IT .larnea, n
i ??? | aw ?.ti arron PHtti n?'1.. 2 Btru?
H>- i an nlte, ?'. I lamea ? Umplrat I
i Ime of fame 1:4H.
WHITE SOX WIN ANOTHER
Bunch Hits with Errors of Sen?
ators for Second Victory.
'?M.-H--0. May ?.?The YY'! it?- Sox made
:t two Btra ght fr? m tha Senators here
ti.-.iav by bunching hits with the error?
? if the visitors and QallaVa wlldneas, win?
nitiK by a aoore of I t
tt h'.'ld the visit.?:s to five hits, only
two of Yvhich wireiiji.tli.il <'!ark i.rlf
lith thought It yviis t'.o .nil! to send John
BOn ?n to pltefa to-ilav, and ?aid he
would probablj use him to-morrow.
CHICAGO W IxBHINGTON
t '. a ? abr h |
?r. If. II 0 I ' ? r rf... : " l l 02
ti a sai :?o?iioo
l-.r , 111 ilth, . . ?01
oio : on William?, n. < o o i? i o
iii n i i.
:: 'i n 0 n (i \:
4 00 100
Mattl? h ' 100 I 00 M Bride ?t.. i ? 0
W? ..??i it 111 fer, So 100 I I I
10011 " Ena? I. p ? ! " fi " ' n
? !il. 1 ft n I ? 0
,i r,.. n o n i
ilve . loo o oo
Tritt'? HOB RM i Total?? ... 3i? 1 *". ?4 11 4
?Batted t - Ktifrie in 7ih inninsr tBatted
?'
. . ft ?i '_? n 0 i I o ?
v iai ??? , n i n o o o i? a 0 i
M ? .- . i Thret hat
' ?- ?" Ens? '? ?' in ,; Innlnsai
dee h It
Mat tit k. Still-!.
I. Doubla play Wearer t.. Rath to
? .??.??* Waahlngton, a.
... 7 I'irat I?:,?. ..n i olla i ?rt >? oil.
i Hit by pitcher
it I'?,??' YY...?.;. Hiruck out By Beott,
EJna.l, i. b? rjall ?. a yvii.i pitch
i',aiiia lima i 00 L'mplret Hlldtbi i I
un I Kvant.
Promn ?-. ':. off Marajvard, i atrach nut??By
Marqnaid, I Hit by pitcher?By Prandall, I
?. larke), yy IM pit ? ? - M irquard ? > H
? iff Barqaard, 1 la I Innlnsn; ofl Crandall, I m
i inning. Utnplrte?Breaaaa aad Basen. HamJ
-i M,
SUPERBAS CLIMB A PEG
Move Into Second Place by De?
feating the Pesky Cubs.
BAD DAY FOR PITCHERS
Chicago Uses Three and Brook?
lyn Two in Game Marred
by Loose Playing.
'i he race may nol i bIwo? ? t? Um
? bul ? (Hing ?tan i?- .-ft i: n01 tb ?
whole heap of endun 1 .-. - >*..,s de
monstrated ?bail', for th? benefit of th?
Chicago ?'ubs b m. Bit okl) n Bujx
at 1:1.1.,-t Fi, id ?. st? rdaj wh. n th? Irlbe
of Dohlen overcam? the visiting host In
the final gam. ..,' th? s. i lea bj a ace
7 lo V
Brookl) t! ums jump d lo -.id p?a. ?
in th. National League race, .-i I
'"?;':t ? ?" hind t!." league leading PI II
si..aii.l tie PhlUles lo.? aftei
til.- Sa),, m.,: v. in th? latt. i ? in mov?
int.. firsl place for the first time Blnce
when Hut I ksrd
Pieldei -b.ii.-s and other men who mad?
Bi i".l.l\ n famous thirteen
running rampant.
Th.. Bapei baa got awaj t" a flj Ina
?? ? -*. 1.1.... and piled up a i. .-??i <?*. four
which pra? re them a i
? ,.ii the '-alii,, it waa fortunate for
them that rum were eaaj In Ihe begin
: t. foi later the mark, t dropped a Ith
B bai ? er threat
eiied.
it waa a bed day for pltchei -. taken all
in all. arni before the last mar wa
? -.? had Bhoa n th? ir war. a 1'
.?tart- -i foi ? 'na .i.'... but h?- waa lacked
?cu ..i" th.- bos . ? ? i ? ..-?g closed,
II,- bad m.tiling .?:. ;!..' ball and the
? ; ; i four m? h ?round ..:;
three bases on baila two ?mus and two
h'.ts. .'t,.- .it ?bub 'A.i- a s.ivag. ,ltiv. t,.
"Red" Smith, -.via. h was good for throe
i .. s knew then and there thai it was
no pi .? ?? for Pie ?? I Id Beulbach
called. F;?h. r wai on firsl bsae .it I
time ?vith two out, bul he ended the inn?
ing by att? mi ling t.. -t. ai s.-, ond.
Reulba? h si od the Bupi rbss on :
. - until he woi t em ved In the set -
? ? frsim 1" allow Wade Miller t.. bal
for him at a time s In n a bit might I
? told, for SU h woi In the
midst ot ?m ase. nalon i 'tiiv one
was Bcored off hia delivery. In the fourth
inning Ploher . ? i romped home
on a triple by < ?tto Miller. ?Vh. n Ri il
bach ? etli ed l lumphi I? s took I
and the Sup? rbaa got hold "f him for i*-*?"
more runa, which clinched the ?rlctory.
Th" ' 'in. ago defence waa i
several ei lus had a ? :? eld? >l . ff?
acor.. Jlmi one of the
in..st reliable throwera In the game, had
.; a Mil
i the waya f.-r a i ouple of mus .i il
to al nil utt.-r Indifference t.. the ,
of ' ' W Mui phj . .' -tir ?.'. Even
kicked m with sn error that ola
u tun t.. patt.r o'er the pan Thej bod
nothing on Pbelen, for be, t"- woi
band with a Um? i> bui
William Edward Block did hie level 1
to pit? h foi Brookl) n. but Ihe *
him in s hurry, ai d In oi dei I i
ph. i >ahl< n called oi * irtts In
the first t- k found clesr i tiling,
but in th? se. und inning t m t..
'1 he < 'ubs g..t tWO r
.- .,f ut v .1 p? - and at ei boa.
1 '.v., ,, ,t - He also pa a?, d the lirst
? attei m the third h nd Dohlen
? d a halt,
'unis m 1,i?- a bucc? t ii if aomewhat
nlah Hi n as wild and In?
1 ir- Uva In apoi and In 1 be aas ?
inning forced over two tuns with tr>,
passea In the eighth ha again t-.tt?r-?i
on the brink, wh? two doul
.- pride toast. but onlj on? run
result? d
ai Brtdw? n bad a rare d ty at abort
stop. He 1 four >.f hli t. .?m s
nine nils and bandl- d bis i"'ir < ba
In the field in good at) le Vic Baler, be k
m the gam.- aft. r two d g.'t
Ihr? a bits,
Hab!, n again tv re hed Moi sn and senl
Hummel to i igbi field "BU? ni J"t.tr
neglect? d i" gel -i hit, b -t he bad >. busi
time ..f it. and t\?,. ..f bis >,.....I tbrowa
naiieii men on the t*?saes, on? t.. Cutshaw
m tb>- s...,:..1 Inning, nipping Baler when
the letter tried t.. itretcb bla singla Being
a mast? 1 pi' ? a
By far the most enthusiastic spectators
wer? as ver al Ihoiisaial schoolboys ?if
Hrooklyn and QUO? OS, WBO Were the
guesta ..r the club These little fellows
wsra on lbs toil of honor In their re?
spective .?..Louis as in. re nit of their
Work .luting ti- last in,.nth. and the
genial Colonel ESbbets, alwaya saget t"
Inspire the youths "i the country la
greater <i-?-is, 1 r.a open th. sat?. ..f
ins park and had-, them welcotn? Onlj
.? one half the number of boys re
? g th? 1.1 at rating ???? "? ImIted, but
the others will be entertained si an early
date.
Tb? acore follows
BR? 1, 'Isi.N N
ul.rli j
BU na< I. el 1
Cutaha? . 1. II
Humn el. rl 4 11
?
Dauben lb 1 1 "
4 11
1 : er. 1 4 1
.. !
st*. k. p.
.
?HP
1 00
.it fi 1 ,. 11 ?
1
r 1 a a a s
: n Mitchell, it I 11 .1 1 I
... It. . 1 IIII .1 'II
II I .' I
I 0 Haler n, 1
111: 1
.. " I'.il ; 1 I 1 . -.
0 D An her. ? . II
.. 1.
. ti 1..1 ..
?V?' v .
Ilumphriea.p I ?> 1 0 l I
jtLeacb I 11 I 11
Total?, a
Total?.13 I 5 M 17 4
? ted fi.r t:? ilba b in i?*.?ritii Inntn?
IBaited f'?r Bumphrlei in ninth Inning
Brooklyn .... 4 e <? 1 9 ? 1 1 a?1
? Icaga 0 j n ?i n ?? 2 i 0 ?'?
? ?- Icaga ?: Bi ?kirn, n
*IM .. i .??? hlu s ..... i vera Pial ? i Thre?
es? bit? Sttnigel, Smith, <? Miller, Bacrl
; ? . ' ,t i... .... ? i : || l i-, on ? l l ..! -
Brooklyn, i ?tolen b??ea Saler, Smith.
i... ibl? plai ? Brl?J ? - II ... Baler t.. Ph. i
aha. lo ?' ?ubi i ? Daubei i t.. rj?i-1 to
i Baaea ..n I.all.- i .fT I'l. tern, I of)
stuck. 2; of) Reulbi h, S; ..if <'..iu?. ::?. ?ft
|. iimpl i i? *. I ir ?a, ? i ? I .
b) B? ull u h, i. b) Curt?a i Wii.i pH? h
i - ? Hit? OS Pierce, 3 In - I Inning;
..*t st.ek. 3 In '-' i I inning?; ..rr ReulbaeJi, ?-?
m r, i '; Innli g?; i ir ? tortl?, .; In 62 I Inning?;
..'i ii'iiiiiilii i. ?, .' in 2 inning? 'Hi m ? i r.
i m;.i'. ? -O'D?? ?nd in all? .
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
I'tna. I; Ali.any. I
tfilmtra, la; Bcranton, i.
'i'l,.' , I; B) recuse, i
Hinghaiiituii. !>. IVllkes Han-?, |
a
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.
Potllsnd, :?. How. II. ...
' Lawrence, '?. Woi ? ester, 2.
Brockton vs Pall Hiv.-r (rain).
New Bedford vs. Lynn ? w ? i grounds),
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Columbus. 2. Louisville, I (ealled),
St. Haul. I; Kansas. City, ?>.
T.lo, ?'.. Indianapolis, !
Milwaukee, II; Minneapolis*,
TRI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
?, ,,i k. : ; Wilmington, I
Atlantic City, 12; llarrlsburg, ?;.
? llt-nlawn, 1, Trenton,
CAPTAIN DAUBERT, WHO IS LEADING THE
SUPERBAS TO DIZZY HEIGHTS.
Yankees Smother Detroit
Under Nine Fat Runs
Warhop Starts the Game, but
Russell Ford Winds It Up.
TIGERS FAIL TO SCORE
Now York Players Find Their
Batting- Eye and Pound Out
Fourteen Hits.
Detroll M ?? ? booh ng a
the y ....
it Ion,
the Deti t Tigers i
, . ? ? g |f.
:.?.ii.ii ? fore 2
... | | . , . ,
i a Wuth'.j.. whose great? t
In ! f? .1. i
. -, put tha team up In I It
it -, ? ,x gel ling errora were Ju?
?l!? i? raised a 1th f? urteen h ;
the vlall ... a el
.,,
deal ' Ifl
YY .? r!!.??'. ?
' "
e by
I?.ti.'.. i ? ....
?
Ihlrd were the
of i; i : a latter was In
cellent fi rm, pulling f the hola
with ea ?? and holding the Tigers t?> i"iir
hits foi the real of lb? ga m< r..r.i .
only two pa ssn men.
< ?n the ?a bole, thi g of the 1 an
i .. ? , a of great
Char ? ltd his Well f
T . -.? t. nui ?Wli " waa pi ki.1 to bat?
tle with YY'arhi.Ti. but I? had little of i
n '.tu.- nature t.. oflfei ti toi He
waa found foi ? > ?? ? n hita In th?
Innings, a bile Kamloch, fita i
allowed sa many In the la i four, y ??
? ? . i.l a field <!.iY- with
? . ? ? ttlni
averages a Ith great ai dor.
i ? only man on tha team who ?im no!
?laie in the htttlng festhrttlea was Hal
Chase. Harold came to tha bal four
tim??i and failed to rap out one aafet
Little Uldklff, however, made three,
Wolter, Hartsell, <?.'?<* and Da
ru k ?.-?.t twi
' In mark. ?I COntT I
. of the T
form, ht? t rtlllant litt
. Wlthoi
. ? i ..r.
E run was i
eing i?i
Meal l m
in ti?
..? i Cre?
' th '.ii
'
? '.I'lii-l.
? ?>!, K
? ? . .
Hart till
? (I r?li? too
? .
IfliT I .
? ? l .-t ii,a.i
a .i?.t?i . t the New
? .Y'.i.lkltT * Hi
k I Ird on tha i?la;
?
I ......
t,? left, i'"'.l
and
ive 1 ?t.?t-- at'
ninth Mldklf
. ? ? t f'ir th?
".x., don ti be i ? at ?"it ?<
? I n /'..
un tin
" -.. Id
?
' ' UK.
,
... ' r - ,...;<,,,,
? '. 1 4 .. 1
?
II . 4 S B 1 B <
? lb.. 110 1 ? ?> 0 i) 1
: i
M l?1 triff. 102 1
? - ? '
w ,.i :.?>;.. p. 11 0 ' ? ". ? : ? : 1 ; ?i
I . 4 0 1 1 I ?
i i. 0 o ij o
12111 Total?
in riinr'.- Ini I -
I n 1 ,, ? i i. n i B
. n n ?i ?i n i.i .?
?
I
I 7
lanlelt,
|. ibl? pit \\ II
; ,.i\. H Deti
? ?? off Za I: oft
IiVhi i i i '. ' ;
p ,. p i ' by YY'iilirt
' ..it B* Y\ Hi- ' ' - ' I
i. Tlmt -2:00 ?m
plrt*i Dlneen ai ?'. Han
BROWNS CHECK ATHLETIC
Break Winning Streak by Tar1
ing the Lead at the Jump.
? St t/iiiln. May ?? Tie BrOWIM hr"l
Philadelphla'a ?inniriK streak here to d i
beathtng the Athl? II - ?? ??f 7 i
I Bt boula knocked Houck out nt ti
Ibos in the Und Inning and hit Wycko
1 hard
Tha bom* ti i ored Bvs I ma la Ui
; nisi an atm es I - ? urn and Pratt, tw
. n halls, ?in err??r. .. BC t. .???? fly ?ti
triple, in the fifth -di
Williams, Brief and It allacs and ? ? i
n ?? By n? it??! t a o tii'.i a i ina
The m,usual spectacle of seeing ?unplrr
t? i. i . ? de let?n three times cama up i
lbs Bsrenth Inning, with two oui and
. ?m Brat foe Phlladeli hla, I tldi In
tin to Wallace who three t?> first lite
n< Idlng the ball, Brief fell I I
umpire, called Oldring out and thru re
: hi- dec?alo*] Tha Broa na then ap
pealed to O'LoughUn, who called the aid?
?.ut.
The athletics then rrarrounded 0*Lougb
im. and after oonsulttng Ferguson h*
? aliad the Broama i a h on the ?
?;? ?tiered < Hdring oaf ?
Th?. Boora i"ii"um.
ST LOUIS I'M 11 Y|. 111. 1111 Y
ab rta pe t abi
Bhotten, ef ?'? II ! 00 i: Murj by, rr I
Johntton. If :: l I l . limit.
Wllllamt.i. 221 3 on,.' illlni b 4 i I : i i
Pratt, b 11 1 I 10 Hak? r. I ? i I ?. : ?
lirlef. lb 22212 01 B< li nit, lb I
Au>'m H 100 B 4 0 U.M. el ,41 I '? I I
,- 10 1 ? ii Hai i it IB! 11 I
y x ?0 101 hon ?'? tull?'
u ., man, i> 3 0 0 O ! I How i< p .01.
1 u rebuff, |. Ill ii.
ana ' 11 .
ItD Murphy., i o 0 oou
T?tala HI gSTlSSI Tou li
?i:nt..i forWjrckoa bittitb laalns fBetted
foi i; Murphy la ate h li all ^
i i .-?His.Bsoegessi 7
1 I! 1 I? tpt li .I I I > <? -J . I
Two beat hita Ba
bin in 1. f, 9i ilal Hltt "ti H.'ii? h. 2
Innlnsa itere ?.n In Bi?? liming); ofl u
? i m s Innlnsa Bna m ?? Blet k wtln u ,r
,, . Doable plajrt Baker and Mclnnti i-'i
?,,??. ii Iladelphi i -, gi i .,,m . ;,
;,.. on belli ?iff >i<?n !.. ?.', ..rr u x. k'.'t'.
6 ??ft YY'eiaimti. 1 situ, k oui By Wetlman,
i' ta y\ ?.. I...H. - u';i.i pi" h Weilmen Tim?
1 I :, 1 mpln ? ? ; ? t Fat gam o
a -
ROCHESTER, fi: BALTIMORE, 3.
ai Hot bester K. 11 1:.
Rochester ,11111 I I g x I ;? .
Baltimore .. S 1 . I ? ?? I 3 n I
Batt? n. s Hir*ghes, k. .t, end Blair;
.lnliti<?iii, I ?aiilorth atiil Pal in? _
BABKBAIX, Pete QraaMrtga, t??-?lnx, 3 r yi
0.1/ **"*? - ra ' iii'.YU'j.- A?Ju.
RED SOX TURNS ON NAPS
Rally in Eighth Brings First
Victory of Western Trip.
net/eland, May I Tbs first victory
of th? hrst Western trip of the Boston
club was woo from Cleveland to-day. 3
t. :
Each team batted I aid, lb? Red sea
g. rii . luis, end ths Napa s.v.. n
off ( ? Brlen, three of a bleb. *er? snatchy.
u ith the se. al i and i In 11 ?
lb inni'ig and tWO Out. LflWlB Blnglfld,
Gardner doubled and Engt? atngled,
bringing la ths winning runs for Boaton.
It ?as Stated her. to-day that I .
de ni Johuaon had ?Imply wired to asi.
? onnolly, ths umpire t-> ..sk if th? frscas
lietw? soi the Boaton and Cleve?
land club ? aii. i w > dm Bdaj gao i r
:-. i ;,, i. and i 'onnoll) repli d '; at it s ..s
i ot
i aii the Boston regulars sxcspt Jaka
stahl were im.-k In to-day'a gam.- The
score r-- loa ?
BOtrroN l ?i..i;\ i:i..\nii
lb r I. po ? ? al. r It |ior e
n?.??[., r, rf. 41 I I OO lohi iton, lb 101
i ... ipm in, -s " I ?
Speaker, . f 4 0 1 i I ? ,411 1 l|
Uewla, if . 4 1 1 ? I n i , I. ? :. i I . Ill Ml
liar.lner.Ib 4 I :? o :i o I ? 101 S IS
Knale, n, ? m ni n (l|i ? i?| , . f 4 i. o l 00
Waaner, m t ? 2 8 : o (? 114 eg
? irrigan, i II i I I B?? fn.-ii, e. lit 4 I
O'Brian, a IB 1 I iii'arl h, c... 1 OS I l|
I il indina, |. . i " i n o
n .. | n i |
I . i n n ,i .i o
?i..* iB . M :: II RUI r?tala , 111 '.; u o
'Bailed i"i " n II -n eighth li
Boat? i, ?? o i. n n i o ] o ;:
,. ,, o ?i i n a n n i
Two b ia?
1,2) .. Nell, n ...i- r Btol? a Lu-.- ?;,.?rl
? ? r i.., ibl? pla; - ' 'hai roan, i.. |.
I., |i i ' it? n Hit? - ? if
i ng, 12 In I Innlnei ..n Bai kette, l In i
? ii i,.,.- on ball? ? ?rr Blending, 3;
on *. Bri. 2 Bj Blending, 4
!.. O'BH? n. 4. i ell on tale? Clevelana, ?">
K.-t .n. s Tim? -'a i mplre? t'onooll) and
M? *.r.-. 4v.
KHARNS KNOCKS OUT DAVI.S.
i ,',.. May I --^oidi.-r Kearna ol
Brooklyn, knocked out Qsorgs (One
Round) Davla, of Buffalo, in the fifth
round of u ten-round bout bore to-elght
a
TEAMS TIE IN TRACK MEET.
Dsslnlng Maj) I The New Y..rk Mill?
tary Academy and the Holhroob School
tick teams lied si i pointa all in the
dual meet her- t.. day.
a
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
Plttsfl? id. :i; Holyoke, -.'.
N?*w London, I: Bpi Ingfleld, .t
? i."it va NeW Haven tvs.'t grounds).
Mai tt..ij \a n'sterbury (wet sjounda).
INDIANS IN DEFEAT AGAIN
Hearne Pitches Well in Pinches
_Toronto, Out-batted, Wins.
i By T.i.'Kt.?I'll to Til? frfbana i
Toronto May !'.-Toronto BMatlS It tin?'?'
?.ut of fo'ur hero to-day in boating lbs
Indians by a sooro of I to I ******
pitched fin?- ball froni the start, holding
Newark tixin In many pinches
The score follows;
TOR' N'T" I NEWARK
?b . ,,,,..;, 1 ab r bpoea
rnetrick.? 101 ?? SO 1 .;"?'.. rf . .. ISO ?so
HO ' ?0 Meyei rf..... B
Bradley, lb. IS1 " ?' ''"'!'" ? '.' , ?
Jordan lb.. 4001! 00 W.Zimm'n. II [?? ???
North? n. rf. 101 1 00|P
gbaw, rf... ?11 .
?inn. .... :i i .i i t .? i: xim. si? ? ? '
;?, ., I,,?;;,?,,,." it |J
? p. -01 i -"
: Bmlth. i "0 ooo
Tota - . M II n !?? I
? i i :\ 3 ?i
?Batt? i for si.?.it m ninth Inning.
...OS .i 1 n y '?
.i " l . I
Brad
lej hit?North? Ba rlllce hit?
si.;.-it stt.i. k oui ' ? -: ? ?' bj Hearne, I.
baa? on belli Of! Shadt, i ? i I
.rrort Newark, I l?*U on baaea?Newanc,
II; Toronto, ? L'mpln -Mullln. Tu?
SKEETE'r?BOW TO BUFFALO
Nosed Out in Last Game of
Series After a Struggle.
I By T? I ?graph to 1 ha T***JS*nnt !
Buffalo, Maj I Buffalo nosed ?"it Jer?
sox- city aft? a fight loi the last came <>r
tha tu i sertea hers to-day by a score of
4 to ::.
Brandon did not last at '???? II as Prill,
but the youngster pit? hed splendid ball
and with a little better hitting back of
him would h ire won.
Oeorge Jackson, tbi former outfielder of
the Boston Braves, covered eft for Buf
(, ,, to day. Hi had two ; ul outs, one hit
end a ored a run.
Ti ? m ? r.' follona:
iiriTM.". I JERSEY CTTT.
?il.rl,
? ?so V'tuchn ta., sea i I "
: :. ??Knight lb 4 0
ion, if i i 1 - '? 4M1""
, ? ' ? ' ?
111 4 lll'-rrj t ? ? I I ' '
n -j .i i ?? ? Ib.. 4 ko . i ?
? i o .j i i. i ulll an . . ISO S IS
?
. . ?, ni? riap, ? . . -1 l r. 0 l
.??'00 0 0 1 ')
, Krai . i 0 on
| rl%? lly....... 1B1 S SB
Tata ? > * ' ? ?*1 W? it -
?Bnndon oit nn three
foi Barry In eighth Inning. : ?'?
vx : t '. !..
, ,..,. ?i O 0 1 I 1 " B 1 4
0 0 1 " .' s i ?
? ?? ..n ballt ? off 1
... i rat
. . ? ? : . ma.
il .
?
?n. i i n.i Iret i '.iiin
of gerne i BO
GIBBONS HARD AT WORK
Wants to Make Amends in Com?
ing Bout with Tom Connors.
alike Olbbona, who la training for ala
bout with Tom Connors, of Bcranton,
Penn., In Madison Square Oardea n xt
Friday night I ? terday that b<
hadn't taken part in .? boul ?Mili ?i first
? ? ghl ain a last 1 '?? amber,
when h?- met M <?<> rty hi this city.
<;ii bona admltt? ?! tl at ba made a
ahowlng with McOeorty, but
ti.at his physical condition eras lot what
?t ahould have been on account ? ( a lung
lay-off, due t" an Injured wrist. Olb?
bona Bald that when he w? ghed In at
the ringside for M<t*Qoorty, Instead ?f
i ? ape ?ted,
he tipped the beam al
Qibboi lay that he did
not ask the public t?? forgive him Cor I la
disappointing exhibition, but did d? ??
..ti opportunity t.. prove that be la ?-till
the best h?)\? r tn Amer! a. Ha la Mgger
and itronger than over, and b?is asked
BUIj Olbson, managi r of the Qordea
Ai ?ti' ?'lui?, tu arrange s serles of
matchea for bim with Klans, M<**Ooorty,
Clabby, Dtllon and otl
in Tommy Connors Olbbona will meet
a tough cuatomer, Connors has beaten
Jack Dillon, I*.. Hou k and other i.i
mlddlewelghta In Pennsylvania. Last
year, when a mere novice, Connora
stacked up against Gibbons at a Brooklyn
club, and gave Mik?? a hard run la tea
rounds Qlbbons was the winner on
. but thai was about all.
"Young Mik?>" Donovan, bob of the
veteran boxing instructor of the s-xx
?i. ? Athletic ?Mtih. will have his iirst
o?pportunlty t?> ahow to a Oardea crowd
li'ixx- be <an wield the gloves arbea be
shapes up artth Tom Olbbona, Mik.'s
iir.ither. who is making w nderful in??;*
refs in the welterweight class
a match Is pending between Lee Bar?
rett and "Youag" Ahi in Barrett de?
feated the "dancing maatey" last fall, ani
m < o? Bdent of bit a! lllty t?> repeat I
performance. Barrett Is also eager t??
meet Phil ' Yi as, but the hut. i i,..
im gn ,u Joj at th prospect " Dsiing
glovea with the husky little Badger.
Tha tnatih between "Gunboat" Smith
and Jesse Wlllsrd, la s m i'nn, .-.?.., baa
been postponed until the evening of May
"Vous" Brown has Snail** succeeded
in securing a match, and to-nlghl -.?.lit
meet Osorga I'.'Y in a ten*round contest
at the Atlantic Oarden Atasstlc Club.
in own bopea to dlapoee of P*os In de
? Blva Btyla end then go after Pyeddla
Welsh. The .?th. r bouts "f the night nrtll
ba as follows! "Young" glacey vs. Heinle
Thiel, at lbs ?-.n.?. tisi.ot.i Athletlo ?'lui?,
"Si??rial Delivery" Hirsch vs. "Young"
Driscoil, at tha Irving Athletic ?'im?; \\ sl?
ier Brooks \s "Kid" Herman, at the
Fairmont Athletic Club; "Toaos/1 Her?
man rs. Frankls Conlfrey, at th.> It
Nicholas Athletic Club, and "Young" Reo
tor m'. "Knockout" Blggara, at Brown'a
i ; i n i.;.al .m
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OUT TO-DAY
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LAWN
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ANNUAL
FOR 1913
Contains reeords, revlewa directory ol
playera ranklns. As tu rea for IttlS : ?? x i-?-.I
ii.iistiiniiiiii and ?.rti.ui ralea Plcturea
nt lead Ina i>i.i\ 11 a.
Per ?ala bj ..?i dealers Is Hpnrtinir gaeds
,i ml in tradealei h.
PRICE 10 CENTS
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?i m vi mi
Diverting Programme for Visit
of British Engineers.
PARTY IS DUE ON MONDAY
Tour of City, Ball Game and
Beefsteak Dinner Included
in Elaborate Plan.
In arranging an ap;,r ,|., ,,r? *?elcorna
for the delegation of British -Tissa?
who will be th.? guesti of th.- Sotsetr*s
, Automobile Engine? - si it? summ?r
meeting on the Great Hakes. JuasaMgag
7, th.- entertainment commlttaa of th?
m- l**opoUtaa eection of the ??or-ietv ha
laid out a programme that la < alcuin?^
; to ha*.'.? in ths mlndi of the slattoiela.
pressions that not even the w-ur-ag of
the reception nccoe?ea them In tn.- Middle
u . st win be llkel] to . Vece.
ConapaV LMHis f< atures of th? Programm?,
In s hi. b the - ntlr? m? mb? rsblp of ten
section will be given oportaolty to par?
ticipate, -rill bs s beefsteek Alnrnm at
Healy's restaurant on Monday evenlne,
May -'''?. and the regular monthly meet?
ing of the section wUI b? bsM in tin
I..,lln?,in ,,f th, ilote! M, Alpin the follow
lng evening.
The m mbera .if tt.e [nstltatlOB of Auto?
mobile Engineers are i cpected to arriv?
?m th.. steamship Minn weeks on Mon?
dai, i.d will make their !-?-lcl.iijartera ?
th.- McAlptn during ti,. t -.0 ?*->?*? that
they are t., remain In New Tort Th?
plans f.,r tii.-ir entertainment loctola ts
addition t" ' hi t - ittaaaaaos
at a baseball gam. on Monday af**k*uBso;
a t"iir of lower M Im hMbaj an
SSt .ut of the W'.inlworih tower and lunch
eon at th? Autoi
..n Tueeday morning and i tour of the
- stem in the afternoon roneludlnr*
with a visit to K, . rleadquartera otBBa
a ?pedal demonstration of n?..tor ?irivea
?pi sratas vviii bs given for the benefit of
tin: party,
As an olficial ? !.. t.?nder??1
th- vi.-;tors ut Detroit, it will be the aim
of the entertainment .;? - - to give
ths English guei I i ly A menean
?-.-. - ptlon while th? v remain In New York.
Por this reason the heel teal wai s>
termlned upon, end plani now rjaiarway
indicate that this will be a function thor?
oughly characteristic of ti,- aoctal aalu
ti.-s of ihe Society ol I iteraoMa gTa>
Tor the pi B of Tu'sday
?? s'artuii, an
porotua l. is b. ?
?
just now Various ifactaren of
??tarti: g .... BfgfST?
tunity t<> pr.--.rt rerj brief papara de?
scribing th? i: sysb nibjsct sfj
be Introduc ?! by on . arbo hu
ted much tima to
st.u ;?
Th.- oral dlBCUSSlon
to bring forth a lively I '? B I
tii>- clrcunist it ces, S I lntro
duced by a rp.-ciai atudent of thesaaitaf
question. The papers will b? reatmtad
by st- in -optic.m v- aro, and i
contribution to th. ?? a collation
?ill be Bern '
At th? "ti of and with the In
doi m ment of tue Motor Deal? i
itton, l-'r. d I, W'hgn-r is .irrangln*
t?i run :le race
t., be li-id -it li
Lay. The train ?rill ; fon, aa
I at I ;" p m.. and arriv? si
time for
the pr? limlnary festli H i befo"*
Of 1 ' The train
n few hour? after
the race, and will arriv-? In N"\v York on
Lay i Igbt
Be ?use "f the low fare, which li t&>
f?ir tiansportatloa and ale. ; tr, ar W to*
k comportmenl reo. rval on, It B e\peet*4
that a large crowd will ? i tat?**"
win be sttaehed to tt-? train, ar-.-l every
accmmoiiation for lO? OOB>
fort Sill be pro. ? I rtSSS, in*
the resen
the im. ? ? I be bad from
Pi ed J u ago? r < ? ? '?, at
No v.;i Broads
Tribune; rea'le*-?; believe ifl The I'sb*
une. Is anything more essen?
tial in the Used Car Held?
Tribune If? tor Wants are seen daily
by an audience of great
purchasing capacity.
: ?RR? >\V tourli .. i**"1*i,'
"'V..?-tr
.- I ; ? f- ! -,
-?'-'*? -'
V, .?-.- 4. .,
UKX>M?)HILK8, en? 35 B. p runa ou?; on??
h 11 deliver) :?.. 0 k) I 2f? m
.*. AND ' l'?SHi SUE H ? *
h,>ui. day 01 month Tel. iti.erai-1? I?** -
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.,., . . ,..- ,. bina la KOT T?rt
I,. 1
Autos, Bodies, Tires and Sundries
"Our Prices Scare Our Compell.ers"
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Th? Wir?-??. ? - " ???* a"*1. \*?
??Up ?,, ii.it.. . ini at 1 ' tJSm em
JANDORF AUTOMOBILE CO..
' 3, 5. 7. O W. 6ist St. ?ngt
OhiOCAR
ird frutn at?ra '
P a la?/!!? expert ?sarali ?' ?
.1 altowaae? ?a 1 '? *r
I ? Mita if 'i- -
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1911 5-Paaaenger, 50 H? r.
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M \K1'. ' 'I'l gB jm,
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