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THE SUN, FRIDAY, APRIL JT, .1916.
9
Red Sox Defeat Dodgers by Score of 6 to 0 Yankees Shut Out the New HaVen Colonials in Listless Game
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YANKEES LISTLESS;
SO ARE COLONIALS
p.irk. fliilly Dny Mnkes Game
Dull. So Schnefer Stops It
ftcr Seven Innings.
HOMi: TEAM WINS, 5 TO 0
ty i hundred renins crowded Into
i (.rounds yesterday afternoon to
,i pinto between the Yankees) of
f.v Vork nml tlio Colonials of New
M.ivf Tho Colonials are. made up of
(.our collcco and former Romcthlnjr
,1. p.mrrii iind compose a uprightly
,i team. Tlio Yankees beat them, S
ip i n a M'von IntihiR came, but the
i . ti-.i tUmhed teal quality now and
t'c, a'.d evidently are a (rood team if
t'.-i! .1 -.
T e J.iy was chilly and dark and unfit
f, h iM'lMlt Dutch Schaefer, who was
f tho relay of umpires wSilch ofll-
..i n til ;ui Inspiration und called the
t -.x i'i tho seventh tnnlnr. It wann't
, el on account of darknenn; It was
t . .illed, and that was suniclent rea
, it nil of the eurglng handful pres.
tr.t l further thn contest went the
. i- .-r .1 hectmo for thn Yankees, who,
t.e . p.aycd a loose and carolenn
H.i.e aid ixho couldn't lo blamed If
,..t chiefly by a deslro to pet through
. . k'v I'le Way, the noted Yalenslau
r'l :i hi Kit Krade pitcher, was eftectlvo
jf i m V.mks for four Imilnns. hut
.. 'Vth and sixth he wns hit briskly
e Upon slipped a coc.
i o ;det.n eoi.ieked Way's waftlnit
he io i' 'in unylody else did. He man
a ted to help 'hlmcelf to a thre bagger,
i i i .co was robbed by Drown, who
f i ir splendid catches In deep centra
Manager Donovan had a string of
t ..rrumerur!es In tho lineup before the
. moon was over.
T -day the Yanks will begin a three
. .! -erics against the Giants at the
I' ti'ounda and will bo up against
s . if-im oppoidtlon on all week days
i- ii until tho pennant race begin.
Cill.ONIAl.5. NEW YORK (A. I. )
ah Ii ii a ill h Mi r
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10 11 Pipn.lli .. ; 0 5 0 0
iMullen.lb t 1 1 0 o
J I It 3 Tetklnp'h.ss 3 1 0 : 0
T'ai
noone.ss. .oooio
Mexander.c. 5 t f. 0
Nun'm'k'r.c 1 1 0 J 0
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Cifrtwell.
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1 o o 0 o
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fitt-d tir Tlppl" In
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K i' e f ihoolrv
Matee, Hakrr. OeiV'nn.
nirh Firnl bae on firnr Colonial
: ti on baei--Colon! 1. 6: Nw York. 4.
!.ic on lnll-Olt Tipple. J: off Mirlile.
-ii nek out- Hjr Wat, ;:tijr Tipple 5. Three
hit -Oiii-on Two Iuim hit H FaUrjr.
y OMhooley Alex.ni W SaaHdcn fl.r
mi Moicii nape - P. Kaliy i. Mraan. l
ilv. M-ifip Double Plsr rtron ami
I'.i-vil ball Alexanlfr Wild pitch
iiiif u:t nppie. t in nrr inmrvs;
I.irkle. none in two inninfii. t'mpirfa
well, llaumann. Schaefer and MocTHte.
1 hour ami minutrf.
C0AK1EY STILL A PITCHER.
MiIhIiic
iltf
I.onK Branch Cubans In
of Their Karly Lend.
' ".drew
J, Conkley demonstrated to
t ("vP in stars or long Hraticli on
F. it Pield yesterday afternoon that he
a pitcher as well as a coach. Ho
t.e t Ui'o the box for his Columbia team
. exhibition game with the score
1 f air.un-t him In tho fourth Inning
he i he carne. out nt the end of the
i"i'iig his team was leading by a
c e f r. to'". Tho Cubans showed a
t'llanced team nnd swatted Hud
f' fa freshman pitcher, hard and
' 'o- the first two Innings. There-
i n were forced to rest on laurels
"I Kit nel.
f i i' .rfkley announced that Ills full
i' i bo In against tho Cubans
t c r oy not only a victory but
i i Ii .1 hutting practice for to
w smie with Manhattan College
wre:
it it i:
' sun . : t no n o o n o a s -
. i i u n o o o r. o o o 0" s i
- - - Columbia, t'tilloton. I'oakley
t rioiiilninn. Ixinic Hrinch Cut'in
' 1 . . .trroa, r.idrun. (Joruales anil
l -lr.
MIDSHIPMEN MAKE ERRORS.
Their I. nose Cleldlna Helps
iieiirgpfnitn to Victory.
"s, Md., April fi. Hy hunch--
a time when tho Navy team
rg me loose work In the field
.' 'in won from tlio midshipmen
- afKrnoon by fi to 1. Hlodgett
' a- effect ie as usual and hhowerl
. es The brenU of the game
thlnl Inning, wheii the vlsl
' - d fou r times on doubles by
v I'd Cueack and t-lnglea by Mr.
I .Murphy, torether with luck
W'i'k In the field by the mid
' Tho score :
n it. r..
' 1 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 t
v Jfnv 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 4
' ' Murray nnd llagrr, Hlodgett
llrniea Ilent Senators.
1 '.TIN, April n, The Hoston
mole advantage of Hoehllng's
mid scored enough runs In tho
e .,ng tn-day to defeat tho Sen.
4 to I In a hard fousht game,
and Tyler, visiting pitchers,
le t ve, Tho score :
n. ii. n.
sm OtOOOOOfl 0 1 s 1
0 0 P 0 0 1 0 0 34 It 0
' ' - Ayers. Ilnehl I nc and (Ihar
rdi Tvlr anrl liowdy, Tregre.
' " Orth.
I1II1. Heat TopeUa.
. pril fi. Com!skej-s White
cd with the local team hero
S x winning 12 to 3. Score
n, 11. r.
-IS IS 3
- 3 t :
Doofcner,
1 0 3 0 0 1 3 4 0,
1 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 o-
ctcnita and Lynns
i 'now,
Morris .Mne I.nars.
-'orris High School lost to Mnn
'dug yesterday at Commercial
a i-core of 4 to 3. Th" gamn
1 1 at tho end of the flflh on
f daikncSH. Morris got only
"nrr.-.n placing ths b.-.l! In right
r a slnirln In tho second. Kforliiff
T
I 1 T
T'lf ,
w
ti
01 s I
fie'-l f.
'o nf h tenm', three runs. Manual
jut f'.ur hits, Including two doubles.
The sole
M ,r.i,
Mir,
n. 11. n
...0 3 0 0 e 3 1 1
"'lining,. .0 0 4 0 x 4 4 3
e' en Mute hlna, Meany and Parhlan;
r tan and Hwaln.
Ktri
I'aelttc Coast Lraaar.
no '. Salt Lake, 1: Loa Anglea. 4;
an Francisco, 7i Portland, 3.
IHM.Im.i, lo.PAY. KI1HKTS FIRLD.
" t is fln.ion Amtrlcapa, 3 P. M.
. 01 INTS ts. .YANRERM.
aims T ca 3H P. M. Adm. 6c
-Aiv
DRIZZLE COULDN'T KEEP
WHITEWASH OFF DODGERS
World's Champions Bat Jeff Pfeffer's Curves Hard,
While Robbie's Men Are Powerless Before
Carrigan's Twirlers.
Thcro was llltlo noutlshmcnt for
Hrooklyn In the opening game of a three
Ply series between tho Dodgem and the
world's champion Itcd Kox at Kbbets
Field yesterday afternoon. Vhon the
last play closed the rain rlddon contest
tho Houlns were Blaring Into tho Jawa
of a 6 to 0 defeat.
Aside from the benefits of practice and
experience to be gained by the rivals
thcro was little occasion for exposing the
good arbiters to an hour and three-quarters
of drizzle. Not enough money wiui
received at the box cidloo to pay tho
ushers, and the weather throughout was
as dlsmul as Squire Kbbets's feelings
over the Dodgers' failure to sldratcp the
whitewash.
I.Ike the average ball game this one
was ilcclded on two points, hitting and
pitching. Hobble's boys didn't score any
runs becaiiKe they couldn't lilt Carrigan's
toMers; Carrigan's lads scored nt will
early In the fray becnuso they lilt big
Jeff I'fcffers curves hard and often.
I'fcfcr wasn't so bad after the second
Inning. Hut In that fatal era he did
enough damngo to ruin any major ball
game. He allowed five straight clean
blngles. Including a triple und two
doubles utter two were out. Jeff broke
up the hitting tdreak with a pass to
Hoblltzell. tlostou's run In the third,
the last of the game, wan directly due to
an error by (Setz, who let Harry's
grounder dribble between his legs.
Meanwhile the Dodgers could do abso
lutely nothing with the pitching served
by Mays of the world's champions.
Jimmy Johnston, the Pacific coast re
cruit, managed to get one solid blow
off Marty Mcllale In the ninth. This
was the only drive of any description
that penetrated the Infield. The lilt by
wheat. In the eeeoml, anil the one by
Daubert In the sixth the only ones of
any kind that Mays allowed In half a
dozen Innings were of the scratchiest
variety. Harry tlcliled the nr.it ana
Mays the second. Tho plays at first
were so close Klcm could have ruled
cither way without offence.
Only once wns either Mays or Jicnaie
threatened. The Dodgers managed by
grace of Daubert's fluke lilt and passes
to O'Mara and Wheat to load the cush
ions with two out In the iiixth. Jimmy
Johnston, who hud Just replace.! Mer
In centre field, lashed a wicked liner
toward r sht. Unfortunately It can
nonaded right Into Hoblltzell's hands,
which gripped the flying leather for tho
third out. On his s-eoni trip up jonn
ston opened the ninth with a neat double
to left. Hooper made tine running
catches of Texas Leaguers from the bats
of Cutshaw and (Jetz.
Trouble begun for PfelTer In Jig time.
Hooper, first up, opened tho game wtlft
a 'clenn shot to rentre and Scott sacri
ficed. Speaker rolled sharply to Getz,
who held Hooper at second while he
threw out thn batter. Hohlltzcll's Jolt
bounced safely off Pfeffer's gloe, turn-
NEW LEAGUE READY TO BEGIN.
I'ennsyltanla ."fate Clrrnlt Has
niaht t'lnli In I. Ine.
I.AXCAHTEn, Pa., April 6. I.en (Iroome,
organiser of tho Pennsylvania State
IlacebaJI agiie, was here to-day ar
ranging for opening the ee.-u-on at Itnss
mere Park. lit- antmutiwd the league
as completed with debt dub. Lin
caster, with I. H. Retnhart as president
and Hill Dahlen of Hrookljti or Hill
Phillips, National Leaguer, as manager.
Heading, Jnmes T. Shrccknrd, nnnager;
Harrl8burg, (ier.rKo Cockhlll i Lebanon,
Hugh McKlnnon, Allentown, S'lllie
Keeler: York, Lew Hitler, and Altooua,
Percy Slettler.
(Jrnome said that President Tenner of
tin- National Leacue Ii favoring their
inoement and will It gets protection.
The Lincaster trim lux twenty-two
men under contri who will report un
April 27. The ic.i.s.m opens May l'l.
SWARTHM0RE BEATS CORNELL.
Itbarnns Lose
hy sni
I'hrlr First
r itC S l 4.
I lame
!
. !
the i
SwAr.TitMoiiK. Pa.. April . In
flrt ame of the scieun for both te.inn
Swarthmore ilefeatf.l IMIIieil Here mis
afternoon by n semo of i to 1, Coach
Hettner's men led from the start, -.coring
t.Mn ...u in tho first iTiiiinar. and were
. .1. Al Charno'u
never nenuen, iii.in.ufc.. ... . .
protegcn mado a (Ii'teriuliif-1 ran in u.e
fifth when thev talllul 11 like number "f
'
runs.
11,0 freshman Mar. took the
Ogden
mound fur Swarthmore at the sian 01
. . . .....
the uame. opiKM-ed to 1 Usen of 1 oriirii.
1- rwi. relieve, 1 (lcdeti In the sixth
Inning. The i-corc :
it. 11. r.
Cornell . 0 0 II 1 3 0 0 0 0-4 :. U
Swarthmore , 3 0 1 3 0 1 n x s 10 3
liaturles filseii and Clary; Ogden. II.
Corong and Harry
Cllb nml .Shrrveports Tie.
SlIREVKroRT. La., April fi. Thn Cubs
nnd the
Innings without getting a run this ntu r-i
noon nnd then a rainstorm broke up thu ,
contest It xvns a pitchers' b.ittlo be- l
coniesu 11 1
tween Hetidrlx and l lntt. lh ' .V"""
mado only one hit off tho local liurlcr. a !
double by Mulligan, and only two hits'
were mado off Hetidrlx j
UoK fhow nt the MrAlpln.
Tho last but ntw of the bi-monthly
of ih- tiiv Doc Club of New
v. 1. ..an h V...1.I this nfternoon at the
McAlpIn Hotel, the final session being
set for April 2D, MU Theodora U II -
Isour will Judge the Pekes. Mrs. Walter
Hill the BnglUh toys and Mrs Henry
Hills tne l"ier "
IIUIIMTUU.-. llllll ..... " -'
set during thn winter.
SCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS.
ethical Culture claims the basketball
champlonehlp of the private srhoola of
tho city, it lost only 0110 game 111 ieu
starts. Its victories were over Horace
Mann, twice: Harnaiil, Columbia uram
mar, twice; Fianklln, twice, nnd Irving-on-the-Hudson.
It also won from Uras
mufi Hall. The flvo scored 2S9 points.
Xavler High School has Issued tho
call for laiseball candidates. Pitchers
who n-porled are Joo Hrnwn, M. Cun
ningham, Hill Murray uri lty t'ronlni
catchers, J. Ccverley, V. Sullivan, J. Me
Oownn and Duadax. Tho season will
open against Kcton Hnll I'reji at Seton
Hall on April 13.
Otto nrnnnrs has been elected captain
of the newly organized swimming team
at Townsend Harris Hall. Saul Ullman
will manage tho team. He would like
to hear from senior grade teama of
other schoolii.
Roliert )J. Waterman, manager of tho
Orango High School buseball team, lias
arranged a schedule nf seventeen games.
Klght will be played on the homo dia
mond. The season will open April 17
against Olenrldgo High. Coach Carl
Selhert iiaa tun vtlurana among I1I.1
candidates.
Ing Into Cutshttw'tt territory quickly
enough to prevent Hooper from trying
for thn plain. A second later a double
steal got the run. when MrCarty's throw
hit Klein.
)ji the second Oetz nailed (lardner
easily and Harry imppod to O'Mara.
Then things of ii ulnrtllng nature hap
pened quickly, Cndy pumped n single to
centre. Mays hot a one bagger Into
right. Hooper tripled to left for a brace
of tallies. Wheat got his flnscr tips
on the line drive, but not enough to
break Its flight. Scott doubled to right,
scoring Hooper. Speaker doubled Into
left and Scott scored.
(ietz's error put Harry on with one
out in tno ttunl. carty's out advanced
tho runner and Mays's hit sent Harry
home. Pfeffer got safely past the next
three Innings through fine outfield sup
port. Zacli Wheat's shoestring catch
In the fourth took nn extra base hit
from Speaker. In the fifth Myers ran
away back and grabbed for a low liner
from Uardner.
Malls, a recruit southpaw, finished
tho last three Innings for Hrooklyn.
Ho was not scored upon, though he was
In hot water weveral times. Cutshaw
cut McCarty's throw and nlnned
Shorten at the plate when the latter
attempted a double steal with McNally,
With Only on first and one out In the
elphth C.isey Stengel mado a wonderful
catch of Mcllale's line drive. He
clutched the ball Juft ns he bumped full
tilt Into tho fence, but though he spilled
bndty Casey held his grip. The catch
was Indeed timely. Hooper followed
w-ltli a clean single to centre and Scott
scratched a hit to Dnubert, which filled
the bases. Wheat then came to Malls'
rescuo with a dandy running catch of
Speaker's long foul. Tho score:
BhsTO.V (A. L.) DROOKXYN (N. L.)
, " n ' Ob h p
Scott.M, 4 3 0 : 0 Dautiert.lb.
Hob zell.lb 3 1 a 0 0 Whcat.lf .
Jaiiw-in.lt.. 1 1 : o 0 Mrr.ef....
Henen. f J 0 I o 0 Jotin.ion.cf
Shnrten.lf ; I 1 o 0 Ctit-aw.2b.
oarilner.i'b. 3 0 11 1 Ottb
.MeXlly,3b 111 'Mtrirty.e..
Iiarrr.:t). s o i 3 oP(fftfr.p..
Ca,ir.e... 4 ; 1 0 -Miller.... ,
?!".'," 3 5 0 1 Mntli.p.. ..
.MiiliJe.p. tool o't.Monrey..
3 o r t o
4 19 0 0
4 12 0 0
.1 1 0 0
J 0 0 0 O
'.'1300
4 0 0 1 0
4 0 0 3 1
3 0 5 3 1
1 0 0 3 0
looo o
1 0 0 o o
1 0 0 0 o
Totala Itir.-Tto it ti,i.
7I
4 21 11 3
'Hatted for I'fefler in the Hath Innini
mine.! jor -m.hu in ine ninth Inning
',0'on ..1 1 1 9 0 0 0 0 o
IlrooUlyn . oooooooo oo
lluin (for Iln.tom-lliKiper. 5; Scon, llarrj.
V.a,l-r. .-',) Pirt bae on errors HoHim, I,
iirnox'yn, i.en on rve Moduli, to
nrooKivn. : i nree naae rmiinnrp
i h,fcKip,!.kt,'s J$"'u!'- ,1,a"'.:
WetTer.1 lMr,p,ro'ut--:ilvn',M:,";!,Kr1:PIM"
ler, .; ny .Man., i. sunnce lilt Scott i
Stolen bj-es-Hooper JlohllUell llit--Off
innltu.'. off Mat. 2 in . iS. nV mVTI
itaie. z in tnrre ninnies
Hit by pitched hall
-Pv .Mcll.il iMcCfrti I'mpire In riiiet I
Nalhn. Field I'mpire- Klem
Time of same i
I hour .tint I", minute"
MANY UPSETS AT BOWIE
I'rarnpk Wins nt l.nna Odila p.
prrntlcr Hides Tivn Winners.
Howin. Mil.. April . ITpwts were
niiiueroiM at the Howin track to-day.
Einest I'tterhach'H Peiirrh-k. at odds of
ls7 Ic. j;. shriw-eil a clean pdr of heels
to a big field in tho -t NtM t.ii In the
-c-onil r.nv Sen l.i. n heavily plavcd
how. wa- b.ully bi.iten
Alnikeiui,-, the newly acquired np.
piintlcc riding for the Shield- M.ibl".
fide two winners. .M.ickctui,. is u
.ishiiiKtoti l.id. Many horxemen nav
h will develop Into a first class Jockey
Th summaries :
1'irst It.icc--For tv o-year-o'ds selling,
four furluiik's ChemunK, 11.1 iSchuttliiKeri.
J4 90. i: mi .in.l I - '".0, on: (ire.n l.,ll,
11" (llnnneri, IS Id nnd U To. second
lolden lliiitiim, 1" (fcliHinmerhorni.
Ill 10. third. Time. 0 !!,. J!o Kje. My
lilrl. Cherry llelle, l.aiey l.ui,ie ,
Crti.es ami Mnry l.dla nn ran
eiH.nd llace F,ir three. ear nlds; se!l
Inc. fle and im-haf fur'.i.ncs Tp'
graphs. 10j l Auitirni. ill 7". 17 and
.l :o, wnn, llllen Snoilie 1 05 (Hiillunni.j
ilnarri. I: third ' lime. i o 1-S. m
lintlnei. Jcrrv. Jr. Sltiiinet :tnd Snyihern
Mar a sn ran.
Third ra e For lhree.jear-o!ds and
now nrl . ellitij:. sexen fiirlniics -ll,i-,
.i.i.l. ti
( ui.ei, f,; -.a, hf) ftnd 1'-' s'J,
-o 'nni'-'n'-rl.'Sr
Ja' '." J""', .,0 ,(, . ''
t:
1 Mr iliuk. H-, Thuught Header and Tenor
a,si ran
I I'ourth
Hare -For four-Near oals and
fllro.., -oulck. 112
,A,r,r(P1 $; ;o, i 20 and 12 70. won.
iiuSe Tr.ners. 107 iM.iuntalni. 13 10 mil
,.. r ...a v...o. tn? 1 J. h J(. ......
I lirni. II .;. 'thlnl. . Tliue, I 2k' l S. P.ir.l
Ma. m rnus. iiuin .'uricK anil Hie.
u,,.,,,, nl r,in
, Fifth Itm e v-.r lour se.ir-o'.ds aim up
ard; e"lnK: elv fiirlonss outlook,
91
f.Xlc Kenrtei. 117 10. fi and 1 1 to. vinn.l
Martin (as a. lit illanoicri 13 70 and
.in re. .il. Ina Ku 1"7 lCrul-al, 1 1 40. 1
third. Time. 1:11, Striker, Water l.lly.
I. line Lnmatid. Jack Hanover, VorU.lte.l
The Uiiiiip and Xprl.a also run '
r-lth Kiicc For fnur-year-olds and ni
ward, one inllo anil seveuti xards pea I
enck. Hot (Mountalni. t7 :o, l : and.
Is. won. Hitway. Ill (llrovvnl $1X0 anl1
ttTlr.l Time, 1:47 ! 5 Lucy ileorgo
,:rl-yX. and
n inr tr,nnl!, , ,n- and sexenty
nr,. Mrmo Frk. Uix (J MeTaggartl.
41 .1,1 . 70 and l.'.SO, won. Cock Spur,
UJ (UnnV(,r, $3,,o anii :,t,n, second,
1 ady .-plrliuelle. 100 Mlrowni. tl s. third,
,,, ; pritsKru, Te I j-l.
Oeraid and llctnan also ran.
TO-DAY'S BOWIE ENTRIES.
Firl Itaie Maiden thte year-olds and up
xiaril, six slid a half furlnncs:
Colleqtor
lie, natieiiur .siasier.. . 11'
111 I .a IVitto Noir. .. . II
114 Aldnnua II
W Coatuine . .. 10'
luVMcUllaiid .1
i Queen of Paradise 10,
'in .
.j,,,,, , .
Trend .. .
! Ml .oNiue Tall.
Uataiiora 103
1 se.-oiid Itaee-selltnir; Allies and marei
three venr.olits slid Howard: sex'en fnrlorua
L-uiy London . 112 t'astar 107
Cnsah.i t 'Task , . K'i
F.lith ll.iumaiiu 101 Huth Strickland . 10:
.Margin rt Mrlse ltd
Third llace Selling; three ear nlds and tip.
rd: one mile and twenty yards'
Sonlelln HIIIKliaid I.an(dnn.
no
U'l 1 nousiltieiiiier .
. 110'
107
in;
, ios I
100
and !
Teper 107 Water i.hiI
Nicidon . . If' lllllle lllhtis
Monleeal . to, 'Tom llan'ock ,
Carlaveroi k .. . 103 Nannie .Melleo,.,
Fourth llaee. Sellltui: four-year-olds
iipuunl: 0110 mllo and twenty yarua:
Itiislliiic brass lir.i.Mln Waters IK
Sen Pi-nif lllbiinir of Valley 10!
Peat nek !'; (lalnshorouirh KM
Kinder lain lOllFinalee V.
Lady llutterlly . I'K
Fifth Ilii'-e Selliiic: three year-olda snd up
Hard; one nine ami iwriny yarns:
L'liltyliinik Ill Atihery
Illacliford U'J'llt nr Klntr
Yodeies icr. "Lr.cr7ct,c
Hobby lloyir l"S
Sixth Itiu'e-Selllnes Ihrre-yesr-olda;
Colonel Outruns... 110 Mloh Itntflrld....
Lurltlli 1" 'Ana Hp
Folllleliin . . 10:. Molly O
Scottish Knidit. 10J Killtli Olira.
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Sei-riith Knee- Selllns ; lliree jfar olda and
upward; one mile and twenty yards:
Autumn .... .,. IIIMIIam Lander. Ill
Afterslnw . .. li'jllleu I'ncas,. . in
Ahara . .. 1', llendel . , o
Soiitliein tiold. . 101 Primary . . Ml
Appri nllfe allnwuiiie elolnied
:,,risr.":NAV.', MANHATTAN iil'.V,
t star lu-iiiimitt itiiuta. Tnm'illlp't I
AUtti.0Oc.rles'd7fifttl wi.lloinal'J.HHH "Hlb I
FORDHAM NINE TOO
FAST FOR TIGERS
Gels Even for 1015 Reversal,
Scoring Four Runs While
Mnrtln Blanks Foe.
BE H RIO AX PUNISHES BALL
PntNCETON, April . Fordham's base
ball players avenged their defeat last
year at tho hands of Princeton by
blanking the Tigers 4 to 0 here this
afternoon.
The game was played during a misty
rain and the Held was slow. The visi
tors owed their success chiefly to the
consistently effective pitching of Mar
tin nnd their own timely batting. Mar
tin was touched for five safeties by the
Tigers, but all of them were single
and no two were allowed In the same
Inning.
Herrlgan starred at the bat for the
Knrdham nine, with a brace of doubles,
which served to offset his frequent er
rors at short. Chaplin, tho Tiger pitcher,
was hit freely and was saved from a
larger score against him only by bril
liant fielding of his mates. He suc
ceeded In holding tho visitors scoreless
until the fifth, when n scries of errors
by Drlggs nnd Ijiw. coupled with a pass
to Herrlgan and a clean single by Mar
tin, resulted In bringing McGinn and
Kltzpatrlck home.
Kordham did not score again until the
ninth, when l-'ltzpatrlck drew a pass,
reached second on the next play and
came home on Kerrigan's double to
right. Herrlgan In turn was brought
home when lllakn drove the ball Into
deep centre field for two bases.
Tho only cnnsolntlon the Princeton
supporters derived from the game was
the apparent discovery of a first class
man for left field In Keating. This
plnce has been worrying the Tigers
greatly this year. Keating singled twice
nnd flelrted brilliantly. The score:
riHNCETON. I FORDHAM.
ab h p a e! ab h p a e
Keatinr.it..
Tibbotl.rf .
lto.vi.ef
Prusa.M ..
!murla.e
Sculb lb. .
Shea So, .
4 3 10 Oiniakelt
4 13 0 0
MHO
4 0 1 0 0 Kmtsce.tb.
4 o i o o Shsnkey.rf
4 3 0 4 llllimleo.lb .
4 13 0 0
4 3 13 0 1
4 (1 1 1 olMNlinn e . 4 0 3 1
0
2 0 11 10 Fttlpal'k.Jb 3 0 4
0
4 0 4 1 olltall.rf . .30100
I.-.3t)
4 0 3 3 linerrlran.ai 3 3 1
Chaplin. p
Total"
4 114 0 Martin. p. . 4 12 4 0
31 S3? It t Totala ,34 A 27 H
Princeton
ivh,m
.. ,00000000 00
00002000:
Iliin-Mc(iinn. Fitipatrlrk 2. PerrUan
Stolen b.nc Law Sacrlflc hits Tlbbott,
Marlln. Two ba hlt-!ierrlran 3. Hlake.
lmmlro. Douhle play Martin and Ilerriaan
Struck out-lly Chaplin, : by Martin. 1 Vlrat
lii-e on ball--Off Chaplin. 2: off Martin. 2,
Hit rjy pitcher--make Left on baaea-Prtnce.
. . i. .. . ... . ,
lTineeton. 3! Knrilham. 1 1,'mplrea-Conahan
a"J F' T""f-' hw Bj 45 mlnut"-
Wllllnnis I'nable tn Hold l.earl
'Haiimtti:svii.i.b. .Vn.. April . Will-
1ml t Virginia this afternoon by
a scor.' of 12 to
n.e visitors pr.'
eented n strong Infield, ("lark showinr
up esperlally well. Itok and Howland
did the best work with the stick.
Th" i-cnre
It If, K
Vlrrlnl.i . 10 0 3 2 2 0 4 x 12 o
Wi'.iiains o o n o a o : n n i
llattvrles --McCatl snel iSnathmay, Young
nnd Ionel
Penn tn llava Tralnlna Table,
Piiii.apki.I'Iiia. April R. Twenty-four
track nthletiia of the. University of
r'tin lMiiu.i, will be placed on the
training tilde Monday In preparation
for tin' relays of April 2H and 2? The
following men wen- on th list an
nounced by f'o.iclt i irton . Capt, Mere
dith, l-ockwood, Kaufman. Hnrtolet,
I.etinnn. I'ope. Dnrsey, Seudder, I'ollon,
Humphries, Dekorn, Ulenle, Mitchell,
Lleberman, ('rani'. Warren, Hopkins,
Thiboult, Newsletter. Swell, Diirlzes,
Mathews, peenn and Iiougherty
Nnvv I'liilabca Willi n It nab.
Asnimi.i. April K. -The .Midshipmen
won at larios.e from Cornell thin
ntterniMii by to 2. The visitors
led in the firs! half, scoring ih" only
;o.il Mipoiior sh cd and condition en.
nbled tho Midshipmen to run th- Cor-
ncltl'tus off their feet
In the iiolng
period.
HalUlr.i ami Cornell Vletnrs,
II. D Hulkley and I II. Cornell were
lctors icslcrdav in tlio snuash chain
totiin.iment of the Columbia
Club. Ilillkley defeated It Wlgham at
IS - I. 15- -'. and Cornell won from It. L.
Strels-lgh at IS 13, I S 11.
It wins all who ride
No one can see this splendid car and
not be charmed bv its beauty; nor ride in
it and not be won by its luxurious comfort.
No one 'can drive it ten miles and ques
tion its smoothness and simplicity; nor
drive it ten thousand miles and doubt its
economy of operation and upkeep.
When may wc demonstrate this master
achievement In Hupmobile building to
you .'
Chas. E. Ries8&Co.,Inc.
1 The mnrk
of superior
niofor car
: trrvice
1
fupmobils
Company
of Next) York
Wholesale
Warehouse,
1784
from! troy.
KM Broadway, at
Ftn-paaaenter Touring Car er Twn.paaatngrr Road,
stsr, ll.OH. RaTan-pasMnger Touring Car, M.ttS,
Prloss F. O. B , Dt troll.
Hupmobile
I'Its rasnrngrr
Tearing Mmlel,
Iflro $1.05.
"Saving My Hits for
Yank.," Says Kauff.
ROANOKE, Va April C In
answer to a message received
from Capt. Huston laflt niffht in
Chattanooga, Benny Kuuff rends
his regards to Leo Magco and
Frank Baker and hopes Ground
keener Fabian has the right Held
wall well padded to withstand a
fierce bombardment. Huston
wired that he hoped Benny would
be in good shape. KaufT declares
he has been saving his base hits
for the Polo Grounds and hopes
Donovan's pitchers will put the
ball over the plate and not walk
him.
COMMITTEE TO END DISPUTES.
Bometslrr, Rhodes and Patterso'n
Will Act for Private ftrhools.
The Athletic Association of Private
Schools has appointed n committee on
revision, which will settle all matters
of dispute. The members are Douglas
Homelsler, former Yale football star and
student at Poly Prep; John Hnrsen
Hhodes, Harvard, one of the prime mov
ers In the old Intcrscholantlc athletic as
sociation of New York, nnd Howland A.
Patterson, Inspector of athletics of the
Board of Education.
Klevcn schools are members of the
league Adelphl Academy, Hrooklyn
Prep. Rthlcal Culture, Horace Mann,
Poly Prep. St. Francis Xnvler High. St.
John's Prep, Harnard School for Hoys,
The Collegiate School, I'ranklln School,
The Klnnayer School, Huckley School.
De 1m Sallo Institute, Kelvin School ami
St. Francis High Behoof. The officers
are Virgil Prettyman, Horace Mann,
president; P. R. Lane, Poly Trep. vice
president; W. H, Maien. Harnard School,
secretary : Father Clarke. Hrooklyn rrep.
treasurer.
CLASSIFICATIONS FOR RELAYS,
Nearly All Event Have Filled
Better Than i:er Hefore.
Philadelphia. April 6. Final class!
flcattona for all the events at the t'nl-
verslty of Pennsylvania relay carnival
on April 28 and 29 have been nnnounced
with the exception of the championship
In order to have the prlies engraved
and the banners lettered It was neces
sary to have entries close early for
the collige and class relays, and these
are now complete.
Tho classe.s have filled better than
ever before, and when all the big col.
Irgea are heard from It Is believed that
thu title raies will tie ruuy up to tno
standard of recent j.cars. The one mile
championship already has received tin
entries of Harvard. Chicago. Princeton.
artmoutn, ..'V;:"""'"
I l'llllr) Olllllii, . 11. hs.--iiu...."ii iwi it.r
class events follow
Class at Championship Columbia t'nl-
.Mlrhlsan Asrlcullural Collese. Holy Crow
Uollece, l'ennsj ivanla State t-ollege.
Class 1 Sarthmore College, Fordliam
College. Johns Hopkins Fntverslty. t'nl
xerslty of I'ltt-burs, Coe Cullexe, llulfalo
L'nltrrrlty. . , , .
Cass : -Ihlhuqlie Codece, Csrnecie In
stitute nt Technology New Vork fuller
elty, Haverford Cllese, We.lryall I'ldler
alty, tlatnlltnn t.'olleae. Newberry Colieae.
Class 3--lVIat.' '.illesc. thlKh till
erslt), I.aflllPtte Cnllegs. HllCknell Fill.
irrfii). .,, nr, ....... v ......
erlti. Worcester I'elyteehnte institute,
Waahlnaton Fnlrrstt
Clas I Washington and Jerfrrson Col.
. .... .l.i. ...i M .r.i,ii mil.....
,:..'..!., ... i-,.lle... Muiilenlierc Colleae.
fi. Joim's College (Ann. 1, Cathullc L'ldver-
..... .... ,1.1. . l.lt.tf
0,, Alliieiic I 11111 laei nicni rioin nit,
c:a.. .'-I'olt.g- of -l-rsey ' ty J'evi nth rotittd on ti'D.md fought under
lV.Htut-:"v.UeiMirTsew, big handicap. Tin- Index finger on I,.
Institute. Temple coiieite. N. York to'-, rich' hand been m' badly swollen us a
lee of Pents' an I drat i-jrs.ri. Indtsi i i r,..,!t .if striding Tnland'n head. The
.Normal J- - yi'li; iV'1"!'..!.''''!"; -"nlv kno.kdown of tV bout was scored
,J ..'.lW '"". 'hen O'Dowd laml.d stiff
ieite. t'rlTU i-o'e, vn'anovii 01 e-e. I right blind iipi r. iit to the chin. Toland
ll.snon Valley college. Junuta coiiei:-. , ,) ti,,. count of t lie
Ithlle Island -Hate I'lilige, Trenton , .
ATm'Jj"': ,,,.,., ;lfTor,l W.ilcolt .1..... llr.t I'nrm.
Oi pH a Colln of I'hsrmac) . Art anl Ten
Hie School. .Vhool of Prilagog. Li Si .
College,
Mrrher Iti-fnaea to .Meet PllnbolT,
Champion Joe Slechee has dee ni'd t"
wristle Fred lilakoff st the Stadium
A c. on Apri I. Steih-r pleaded
previous engagements., nnd suggested that
lilaki'ft ('.efent some of the Ixiter known
grapplers befnte seeking a match with
him. An effort is being made to hao
Vlariek Zbyszko meet pilakofT.
Parker Itrneliea Final.
II, Parker ontered the flnnl mund In
the Heights Casino tennis totiniatiieni
esterday nn a result of his victory oxer
T L. Dodgo In the elnltlal Tho vie
tory was In straight jets nt 1 2, fi -2.
Every time you see a tail light like this vim
know that another Hupmnhile has passed
you. Although it has a better reason for be
ing there than that: Hacking in the dark -some
places you need that illumination. One
thing that has always given me confidence
in the Hupmobile s that no point of real
comfort or convenience has ever appeared
too small or inconspicuous for the engineers
10 incorporate in nupmoptle design,
61a HI.
rhena Circle 16U
ERRORS BY N. Y. U. GIVE
GAME TO DARTMOUTH
Homo Team Loses Its First
Contest, of Season by
Score of 2 to 1.
The New York University baseball
team was defeated on Ohio Field yes
terday afternoon In Its opening rama
with Dartmouth College by a score of
- to 1, Krrors made It possible for
each side to score one run early In the
game. The break rutin In the lucky
seventh, when Dartmouth was able to
send the winning tally across the. plate.
In the first Inning an error by Men
delsohn allowed Osborne to reach first.
Two more by Mooney allowed him to
cross the plate. In the seventh Paine
walked and went to second when
Hskellne was put nut at first. Perkins
waa passed and both men advanced on
Williams's grounder. Pal tie scored the
winning run on a passed ball.
The local players proved especially
weak at hatting, making only one hit.
ThcJr only run was made In the second.
Mendelsohn was hit by a pitched ball
and went to second when Strawbrldge
was put nut nt first. He scored on a
single by Draper.
In order to got a line on his whole
squad Coach Kellogg put In nearly an
entirely new team In the sixth Inning.
This was probably the cause of the de
feat. The score:
DAHTMOl'TH I N. Y. U.
sti Ii p a e ab h n s
Dfbnrne.cf. 3 110 ft Telelmsn.:b 4 0 3 6 0
Keene.lf.,
Miirphy.e
13 0 O.M'CllllVh.cf 3 0 0 0 0
4 0 10 1 o'Keetlna-.ct.. 1 0 2 0 0
Thleise'r.aa 4 0 1 0 0 I'failc. ..... 1 0 4 2 0
Iliihamel.rf X 0 0 0
o .Men.ru n. 10 l o o s l
I'alne.lb... 3 0 10 1 Olr'rcltatr.Sb.. 10 10 0
Ktkellnelb 3 0 0 1 1 Moon'r.lb.lf 1 0 11 0 2
i'erktii.:b. 3 111 0 Strsmbr'e.ns 3 t 0 1
William, ,p 3 0 1 4 0 Sclmart.aa 1 0 0 0 0
. . 'Hurt. r.iixi 3 i w " v
Totali.... 27 It l.Orea-orr.rf.. 1 0 0 0
Kxan.in z o a
1 v7l .. .... 1 O a 1 0
Marden.... 10 0 0 0
Totila ....27 1 27 IT 4
'iiMlfi tor won in tne ruran inninc.
Dartmouth 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 J
J V, P 01000000 01
. """. ,. f"E22!SB k m
, tn tour Inninra. Struck out By Wluismt,
t- l.v llftphtnntn.
py oii, t
First base
ilf. 3. Hit
on bslla Uft lliubioom. 1: off Wolf. 3.
hy pitchnl hall -Py Wolf (O-bornei. br Will
tains (MeniUlsnhni Passed ball I'fau UonWe
play Tftelman aD Mranrlii4te, in on
basts IJartnioulh 6 Kirst bae on error
Dartmouth, 2; New York. 1 Umpire-Swsn-son.
Time I hour and mlnutu,
I Wills niid Johnson tn Clash.
I Tho Harlem Sporting Club will en
tertain with forty-eight rounds of box-
' Ing this evening. The feature N the
ten round windup between Harry Wills
' and .lohn Lester Johnson, negro neavy
. weights. John Helsler. manager of the
, ,,,.
1 club, has arranged another good attrac
! tlon for April 14. On that date Jimmy
Coffev will box Marty Cross ten rotunds.
' Memphis on the same bill.
White lliltpolilts Wells.
K.tSrH Citt, Mo. April 6. Charlie
White of Chicago earned the decision
oxer Matt Well", tne r;ngusn iigni-i
weight, In their fifteen round bout here I
to-night The Chicago lad landed the
tnoro and the 1 leaner blows In a ma
jorlty t'f the rounds,
i Mlilillr-TrlBht Wins.
,l ... ...... 1 i,ihI.
1 Mike U Poml, tho t. Paul mlilale.
weiLrht. whipped Jack Toland of Fhlla-
, delnhlu In ten round. nt the Clermont!
I . . . .. . . . . .... '
Miivtclaii:. N. J . April fi. Oirrord
Walcntt won the dlxe for form competi
tion In the aquatic meet of the Y. M
c A. senior" to. day. Snelder Wind xxms
second and J Young third. Wnlcott se-1
cured 2fi points nut of a possible 3n,
ylgayajwqesgli I'jU-'y ' ' ' .
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X
COLUMBIA WEAKENS AT END.
flrona Athletic Club Hockey Trnm
Win (lame by (I In 4.
The Hronx Athletic Club won from
Columbia University at hockey last
night at the Ice Skating Palace hy a
score of 6 goals to 4, It was close go-
lng In the first half, but in the second
the college ladi weakened. Clnlirtly.
at left wing for tho Hronx team, shot
the first goa. on a rebound from Hast
ings's skate after three minutes of
play, Johnson and Plstus followed with
goals for the Columbia six, the latter
assuming the lead for the only tlmo In
tho game. Four minutes beforo the
first period wns over tlnlletlv again
raged the puck, tying the scorn. Tho
lineup:
llrnns A. C,
Ittrishome, ,
N. Walker
Amy
Oalletlr
!amarche. . . .
n. Walker. . .
I'oi Itlom.
.. Ool ....
. . Point ....
t'overpolnl ,
Left wing..
. t'entr . . .
ColiittihU.
HsFtlnsa
Jthriin
cteary
fl-l)i-
Smith
Wilson
Columbia, 4,
night wing.
A. C. (:
score 4Hroni
flenre at end of first half llronx A. 4
Columbia. 2. Ooala For Ilroin A . (lal
letly 3, Howard, N. Walker, liniarchc: for
Columbia. I'latus 3, Cleary. .fnhnaon Huh
stltute llonard for It. Walker Iteferee
K. W. Mout. llmplrei .t. Hogar, Mtaten
Island V. C and A. C. Smith, Wamicrer
A. C. Time of periods 30 minute.
DUKE WINS AND LOSES.
Hawaiian Finishes First In On
tnr, hot Is Beaten In "Itiio."
Chicaoo. April 6. Duke Kahana
mokii. world's champion swimmer, de
feated Arthur Halthel of the Illinois
Athletic Club In the 100 yard swimming
match to-night In the Illinois A. ('.. lank.
The Duke's time was &! seconds. In
the other contest at 220 yards the Duke
was defeated by Perry MctJIIIIvray,
wearing the colors of the local club. The
time was 2 ;22 2-.r.
D. Smith of the I. A. C, won tho
plunge for distance. Prlncell of the
Hamilton Club and ltodmoml or the x til -verslty
of Chicago tied for second place.
Vollraer to Swim Kahannmoku.
New Brunswick. April H. Duke
Kahannmoku, the Hawaiian swimmer,
has agreed to meet Hal Vollmer, the
Columbia star. In a special match race
In the Rutgers pool some time In May.
This was announced to-day hy Coach
Jim Rellly of the Rutgers tenm.
I,, I, Championship Shoot Tuesday.
The Long Island clay bird champion
ship will be held next Tuesday at the
Keystone Yacht Club, Woodinere, L. I.
Three scratch and three handicap prizes,
one five man and one professional prize
are offered by thn club. Two I.ecc-i
trnps have been Installed, which will
by open for practice at 10 A. M. The
shoot will start at 1 P. M.
Chase Signs With Itrda.
Cincinnati. April fi. Hal Chas,
former American and Fedet.il league
star, has been signed hy the Cincinnati
Iteds, Ptesidelit Herrmann announced to
night. Chat.e was signed because reports
Ktate Mollwitz's training arm Is not In
condition. Mollnltz will be retained,
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JERSEY CLUBS WANT
LICENSES FOR BOUTS
('niiipliiiii That A. A. V. Is
Preventing 1,500 Hoxers
From Donning 31 ft ts.
Amateur athletic clubs of Newark and
Jersey City are stirred up over Hie fail
ure of the registration committee of the
Metropolitan Association of tlio A. A.
V. to grant sanctions for amateur hog
Ihg IioiiIh as ettipoweietl hy the law per
mitting such contests that was passed
recently by tlio New Jersey Legislature.
Half a dozen applications have bean
made, but outside of the Newnrk cele
bration tournament scheduled for Hie
latter part or Ma only one club has
received a license. Thai Is the Warren
A. C. of Jersey Cltj, which has re
mained In a slate of lmctllty for yearn
before the boxing law provided a chance
for It to break out In a new line,
Thomas Cassldy, the A. A. I', commit
slorer fur the district, has been ap
pealed to hy the disgruntled clubs. The
Ist-uliig of .".auction Is not In his hands,
however, ami the best the Commissioner
could do was to promlso he would take
the matter up with the members of the
registration ifimmlttec. There are said
to be I,a00 amateur boxers In New Jer
sey ready and anxious to don thn mitt
and tin- athletic clubs are more than
willing to put on Units, but are tied up
b the reluctance of the Isuly author
ized tn Issue e.inotlons,
The Idea prevails that the committee
Is holding off so that the game will not
liecnnio stale before the Newark cele
bration tournament. Whatever tha
cause It has been the means of amusing
opposition to the law which may lead
In lis repeal. Professional promoters
have complained that the act savors of
class legislation and want to know how
It Is that a Isidy such ns the A. A. U.
Is Intrusted with the Issuing of licenses
rather than a commission such as exltta
In New York State. The politician hava
been approached nnd Senator Charles
I Kgun of Jersey City stated that In
case mere ih any tmuiiie over the
working of the law ho will move to have
It repealed As It Is no club can go
ahead without the A. A. I', sanction,
which must bo backed up by a polloip
permit.
I'tit her nod llnnuliler Win Prise.
AlKKN. S. C. April 0.--I11 a mixed
foiireso-i.e handicap graveyard tourna
ment held thi aftertiooti at tho Pal
me't'i flolf Club Clarence W Dolan,
playing with his daughter, Miss Rosa
Dolan, reached the nineteenth green
twenty fet from the hole with a score
of !.-i. .Mrs. Philip W. Llvrrmore and
Frederick McLaughlin of Chicago were
second, ten feet, away from Mr Dolan
and Ml- Dolan.
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