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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916.
8
Giants Can't Get Away From Losing Streak, So Mathewson Has Hard Luck-Yanfees Lose Pitchers ' Battk
FORDHAM IS VICTOR
IN TEN INNING GAME
MATTY PITCHES
TEN FULL INNINGS
AND THEN LOSES
Old Muster, in First Kffort nt,
Come Hack, Loses
hy 7 to t.
IS ITU 1 1,1. FKMIT KOK
flit EAT BASKHAM, IDOL
DUTCH LEONARD ALLOWS
YANKEES ONLY TWO HITS
His Fine Pitching Backed up by Errorless Game by
Teammates Enables Red Sox to Win, 3 to 0
Caldwell Twirls Good Ball.
Hail habit, like evil companions, are
often mighty hard to shake. The (Hants
seem to have contracted the unhappy :
faculty, this season, of booting away)
extra Inning panic?. They lost the fifth 1
one or me season te ent thoroughness.
jcsieruay auernoou in neoi m- n nn r. , ,v M ...
Hoston, At.us., May 4. Dutch I.eon
anl hehl the Yankees, to two hlt. this
afternoon, two rattcrcil hltn. and his
team mates played behind him without
an error. Consequently the Yankees did
not have much chance to beat the Hod
Sox. The, score was .1 to 0. The play
ing of the Yankees was perfunctory, but
they were reduced to thnt condition by
tlielr Inability to hit. loonard did not
uueoer any of the licnnhall stuff which
he used In New York, but by attend
ing strictly to his knitting he turned
the Yankee batters back with consist-
Ttoblltzoll at third, hut Lowls anil (lard
ner made u double steal. Thl larccnlous
brother act was more Caldwell' fault
than Nunnmalcer's, As It was launched
Caldwell sent In a high pitch which was
hard to handle. Hnrry'n single scored
Lewis Another double steal was con
coded. Nunamaker threw to
DELL AND DODGERS
SHUT OUT PHILLIES
Brooklyn Twirler's First Start
of Season Wesults in
Score of il to 0.
CHAMPIONS PAXOKHOrS
Wheezer Dell's first start of the sea
son was a shutout victory over the.
linker I champion I'hllllcH at Kbbets Field yes-
nnd (Sardner was ir.nined between third orday afternoon, which Inn eased the
. . 11 ........ it...inA.u' i-...t i
nnu nonie ; tnai is, trnppeu until . am-
scrappy llraves. The si ore was to t, t
nd the wreck came In the tenth Inning. I
Not even the grand Old Master,
Christ v Mathewson. could lead the lost
tribe of MiUrnw out of the wilderness of '
lnt oppoitunlty Matty pitched the full ;
ten Hilling anil, on tne vvnuie. pucncu
with a pintnlse of happier fate when
the summer lv.it ftuther permeates his
gallant bones. His Six was not the
steam roller of old. It is title. Yet he
otltgaiued and oiitnianii'tivred Lefty I
told of the New-
York squad felt first baso henrath their
feet and only one man advanced as fai
ns second base. That honor fell to
I'ecklnp.iugh, who hammered his way
t to this remote point with a two bagger.
Third base might as well have been on
i the other side of the world for the
j Yankees. They never did get that far
' away from the starting Klnt.
I Caldwell had been saved up for this
setto and he pitched a fairly good game,
huA nothing approaching the airtight
l.vior. Hie ensnne.i snuinp.in . m uwn' qunllty produced bv the Hoston left
, hauiler.
Mil,- Mist
lie kept the hits
sl Innings and
scattered In
wan taliped
V. I brlkly In the last two. The Yanks
well dropped the hall while tagging him
at the plate. The score;
NKW YOHK (A I.) IIOSTOX (A I.
nti r li p a e, ah r h p a e
MnlM-l.rl inn 1 Ofij H'hril(nn.lt 101 f. 0(1
(llllioolcy.rf 4 00 s 0..l,intrin.s .10 2 o 30
3 oonioniKT.ri tn
3 0 0 H'liit7rll.1b 408 9 no
ill r, n ii
3 1" 1 3 0
3 15 3 1 0
3 0 (l 1 In
.". ) t 1 10
Macee.lf
llaker.Sli
(le-lenii.Lli
sort
3 0o
j o o
.1 o .1
o nh. 3 0 1
Nun m'k'r.c .1 o I
Caldwell p, 3 00
Dodgers' lead In the pennant race an.l
shoved the losi rs down below Hoston
Into third place. The score was 2 to 0,
both Hrooklyn runs coming In the fifth
Inning, when a double by Mowrey an.l
sacrifice by ('utshavv were followed by
two errors
HARVARD PITCHER
BAFFLES VIRGINIA
Wilmont Whitney Shows Fine
Form, Allowing Southerners
Only Two Hits.
HLXKY'S W1LPXESS HUM'S
CRIMSON WIN BY TO 0
College llfhall llcsiitta. ,
r.tnthniii, t; t'enu Stole, 0,
Harvard, ii Virginia, 0.
Dartmouth, 3i (leorgetnun. 0
Navy, 4. Nnrlh Carolina Aggl, 5
Uti'iuesne, 3; V nnd .1 . S.
Worcester Tech !i Mile". 3
!irnru, 3; MCtils in, 0
t'atlinllc t'nliin. 3. i'itnn I'dl.exs, 0
Slirlngtlelil V M i' A., IS; Vermont,
I'Uip.lli
P u'p nh.
4
3c.pVnls.cf
1 l.iirtrdner.Ci
1 lll.in :h
- . o LarriE.iu.e
0 4 l'tonarl.p
Total" ,M0::ilJ3! Total 3 ? ITT IJ o '
New York o o o o o A o o o-ji
llo-ton . Kt00OO0.'X3'
Klrl li.ie on error Hostnn. 1 1-rlt on
ha.es- New Yolk. .1, Hoston, rirt li.ic on '
hills-tiff Caldwell I. olf (.eonni I, . SlrmU
nul - Hy Callwll 1; li l.cori..rit, J Two lnte
lilt Perlunpauch, .laiivrm. Micrltlre hit. I
l.ewl. (tnnlner. Carru.in Molen harp I
((.miner l.iiit,le plays IliUer. Jlllip i
an.l lVcklmmucli.- I'lvklno.iuuh and luker. '
l'.1ved li.lll -Nuiuinake r lilt by lutclu r
Tim I.ille.l mem her i,t til A llrnnlilvll CAMIlMlHlK, MlISS , .MaV 4 ll.in.H'l
pitching staff had a man's sized Job on 1 continued lt winning streak to-day, de
bis IihiiiIh for a while. C.eorge McQull-1 fe.itlng Cnleislly of Vlrglma. Ii to n.
j;iey, wno iiiu-neo iot hi'- ll.'le,
game mm iiineiy nns
Results of Yesterday's Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdn)'s Keiill.
Ilnlnn, 3: New York, o,
WnnhliiKlon. r. Phil idelplila, 1.
l'leel,iliil, '2, rhlrilgo. 0
HI. l.ouK T. l)elr.,lt, C, (13 Innlng'i
DKTAII.Ill) STANIHNII Of TIIH C'l.fllS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CLUBS.
Waahlnrlon.
'Clersland..
Boil on..
.New'York.
Stalling-, who Is but a stilpllng In com
imfl'iui lo Chrlt in point of service,
The (Hauls knocked l.efl Tyler out
the bov in the ninth Inning Thai Is (tr(np'loo nmn balls nlong the o erh.-.id !
more loan iuisioii cuo ir.. . ,...... , i. iron , esomi'. Thev i t I if ,
several
llv C.ililKrll ijanrin, llanyl Earned run
Off Calilvirll. ? rmpire in Mvlef Cnnnollv
Field uniinri Oweiif Tune of Mtnr-l hour
anl t" inlniiir
NOTES OF THE YANKEES.
iigalnst .Malty, even though they got a
four mil lead l hatting clear around In
the or llrst inning.
This was in uphill fight for New
York's greatest ba-eball Idol, a valiant
tru-'glc which ultimately was not de
cided mrlrtlv on merit. Six thousand
hearts were breaking when In the tenth
Hoston tl) balls fourteen times,
1. in nllowcd the home team only one, hit
In the first four Innings a double by
Wheat In the second. During this time
the I'hllllcH made thren dangerous bids
to score to one by Hrooklyn Then Mc
Quillan weakened a little, his support
weakened more nnd his chances to rec
ord a victory became nil, encouraged
by the two run lead. Deb took a hitch
In his belt and aided by grand support
held the Quakers lo one lone single
thereafter.
It would hardly he fair to the rel of
the team lo say Dell shut out the l'hillles
and held them to three hits- more fitting
j to say the Dodgers did that. One In
' Held play and four by the Hrooklyn out
' fielders weie of the sensational soit.
I Daubert, Mowiey, Wheat and My:rs
Detroit.. ....
Chliajo
91. I.OIllK...
PhTlaiieTphla
lOamta lot:
, . ti.. ' ueri flie elriMl tierfiirmers.
of these being sharp liners but not dllll- ,.,,".. L'.' , -,,., ,,,,,, ..,;. f ! Whltted did the only spectacu.ar worlt
..',4 io opponents' .S2ii, but the. r clout-! "f ll,e day by any focmaii when lie
lug average suffered this afternoon, 1 nn,i" 11 sideways dive tor Daulicrt's fly
III llic lirsi Hilling. 1 Ills .IIIO.' lumini
lied Smith p.ilteied oer the plate with , ,',niewh'at lethargic crowd, except
cult chancen for the receivers thereof
Thlttetn of the lied So MiccumU'd on
hoists to the ethereal, but the lied !-"ox
sandwiched In a respectable number
of base lilts. It was a featureless tilt,
particularly befoie a good sized but
one
iwst who sat directly behind the Plate
and yelbd raucouly In the behalf of the i
Hed Sov. !
The Yankees did not dig up a hit until I
the third Inning, when with none out j
Nunamaker flattened one of Leonard's j
lllngs for n lln single to left. All ho,
got out of the hit was an Incieasol hat
ting nverage and a little cxerele, for
after Caldwell had soared to Hooper
Nunamaker was forced liv Muled
fine of the run off Caldwell had Its
origin In the hitting of a batter. Thin
was In the second Inning Harry was the
man hit Carrhtnn sacrificed this Is a
the run that rpelled delcat for Matty on
his llrst attempt at a comeback j
til Hoollnu for MnllJ. ,
Every man. woman and child out
side the lioston bench wa rooting all
afternoon for Christy and the Giants to
retriexe their orr "tart Slowly, but
urclv, the (iiants cut down Huston's
lead until llrst up In the ninth, Kred
Merhle drove a wicked, low liner far
Into th left Held hlea her for a home
run that lied the store Hedlam reigned
then nnd held 'ay until Henn Knurf"
muff of an easy tl opened the gale to
the llraves in the next inning. Milan of action worked extensively by th
HostoiV four runs In the first tuning Tied Sox. So long ns the batting ! even
were earned Six hits fell In this section 'they depend a ureal deal on the sacrifice.
live singles on the heels of Maran-iThe scheme worked this time Leonard
vllle's triple. The hitting was nnythliw 1 cleaved the Infield with a single and
Taut clean, har two of the blows, l-'our brought Harry home.
of the weakest, puniest. sciali-hlet Ill's Kiom that on until the eighth Inning
that one could linagln.. figured quite as the Hed Sox dldn t disfigure Caldwell's
prominently In the uin making an the pitching to nny materlnl extent. They
legitimate cracks, .lohiuiv Hvors got his made a single and a double in the sex enth
single, a puny roller to Merkle. because i inning, but with two out, and Tlooper waa
no one coered flrct base Mathewson i thrown out by lie-leou.
rofslbly should have covered, though the llohlltzell and Lewis pounded Slim for
fault lay more at Doyle's dour. If Kvers ' singles In the eighth. Cardner forced
had been got out of the way It Is I
doubtful If one of the four runs that - ----------
followed immediately could haxo Reared.
As matteiM stood the illants barely
missed a triple play on the third butler.
Collins. He hit sharply to 1'letcher, who
threw to Do.Mc, for ing Kvers, The
Trojan obstructed Dole's view momen
tarily so that Larry's relay to Merkle
lost a fraction of n rvcoud. Collins Is
very fast. Kason ruled that h" beat the
throw to third. Meanwhile Maranvllle
was legging it home, MerkleV peg to
Rarlden was Just an Inch too late. A
foot more leeway for Merkle would have
assured a triple killing. Instead only
Evers was out.
IVIIholl Off Ills Million.
Caldwell hurt his back bnltlnw fungoes
I. .niiaiic.pn.a M'sicruay it wa- warm ., ,,.,, , r , fotll )llle , thc
J ' i "" '" n- omn t .-cm in ne nm ,, , ,.,,. Uv mlt nnd
botliered intich If any by the mishap. ,, f.ltlll(., ,ho n,B,ty Cravath.
SiibMltutrs on the Hoston bench were After Ludeius upencd the second with
too obstieperous in tlieir gab and were n double, Djubclt saved the da with
rt proved twice by t'mplii- iiwens. 'a startling s.'oon of I'askert's bunt to-
Malsel made a nice catch off 1 ten- , K'thcr w Ith a startling throw lo Mowrey,
rlksen in the llrst timing. He backed "'"1 the hitter's vt, tiling work In i slap
.. t i . ..I,., . nttitr the l,a I on Ludcni". Whltted
,V t.'HH ,,, ,1,1111 ,i i Hie ifiid i - ... .,
'smash. Later Magec went to the edge , 1r;u',,'' . "T"'"1 n" "'.'i ...
,ot the teriac for a whopping dr.xe. aXU JrjTZ
Leonard siru l out only two men, . fIft, llln,K HJs s,,f,. and lie got
'one of whom was Hake-. Heckliipniigh tll tori n Mcijuillan's out, but no
was the otlie'. The so!ur I'eil Sock j fnrtlier
ho fanned w is Hooper ' s another 'Maker got on iint.l
' There was flight base limning h llain rofl opcr.'d the nli.i h w .th a scratch
L.wl.s In the sixth Inning He turmd hit to Daubert lb Mei. who had
i second while linker was shooting Car- made one fnii'.v ..itch in the fifth.
denei s sacrifice lo first and a qulcs. I made two more In tills Inning and Wheat
I Ihng. I'ip;i to IVck, nipped him before ""'. lch the fan" lioim- happy.
' he could cet li.uk 1 lf ''rawtth's welt had gone through
, , , ' Mvcrs It would have reached the llag-
. The lankeej are down to twenty. .. m.lU , ,1)ll.r ,, tylnK
.seven men. They have until the l.ith of .,.,,.
me niiinin io leiint-e ine sfuau in iweu
wild earlr in th
In the first and second Innings by Heal
and Harte each sent In two runners who
had been proWdeil with baes on balls.
The Crimson run In the eighth, how
ever, was earned on n lilt by Abbot, who
stole second nnd seined on a line dnv
to right Meld In Dick Harte. Thro
weeks ago tin) teams p!aed a twelve
Inning 2 to I tie giuin at Char!olte.s llle ,
This afternoon W'dmot Whitney idtchcd I
a beautiful game fi.r llnivard l-'or the
llrst seven iimlngii only two visitors!
reached Hist base. They received gifts,;
hut neither ndvancfd In the eighth Mor
ton and Smith led ofl with hll", all Vlt
glnla got In the game, hut Whitney tight
ened nil and fanned two of the next three
batters. Whitney fanned llftecn men
Harvnrd in.ido only live hits again"! i
Hixey, a brotlict- of the l'lilladelphla ;
team's pltchei, who drove the ball out j
hard mid often, but straight Into tli.'i
hands of the fielders l-c pt lor wild
throws by the Vlrgiii'a batieiy both
team plaed eiroihss ball The scoleij
VlltniNIA I iiai;auii
al ;
roiin s
I00ij!
Ill1
YesterilH.r's Hrsiilta,
l(.ilnn. 7; New Vnrk, B (10 Innlng'l,
llrnoklyn, '-. l'lilladelphla, 0.
I'lllliiirp. 4 , Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati, 4: M liul, 2.
IIKTAII.KI) STANHINH OF TIIK Cf.mjl.
CUIBS.
an;
nil
..Mill
.MKl'
-Vlll
..Mil
n.
.-fin
Hrooklyn.,
notion
PhliaTflnhla.
Cincinnati .
tChleaco
Ml i.oun
Il'itlthurr, ..
Nrw York.
i I i , C i I j
I f 1 2 5 f 5
a a i. s u n. s, v, c -
" " J ." " " 4 4
) 1 3 H ft
4 7. . . . . 4 fl 41
"""" ) l in
""135., M 7
. . 2 i 3 ,. H ft
.313. 7 0
ol Ji Tt
4 -. o : o ii .w
rlledllle.
N'e- York III Itn-l.Mi
W,iFhliiKtnn In I'hll tdr iphla
I le. land ill ' III, Ig i
St Ioul In tie rub
Oaniea lot
1o-dn'a Schedule.
Ilitien In New York,
l'lilladelphla In llrnoklin.
i lilcagM In I'lllaburg.
I'lnrliiiutl In St I."ul.
,11071
HI.1
,4.1S!
.1.14
" i BRONCOS RACE ROUND
THE BASES TEN TIMES
TlMMH'.V's lllllilllis' TllllH'll
Arc riinlili' to .MiiKp
Ciri'iiit Oiici'.
.Hid
ah r h p a e
Merkeley,-. l i o
Mearii.i f . I 'io
.1 Whll-.ll c 4 00
Th'ni.m.tli 10"
Mieknev :ib
M nrinn..'b
Slllll.'f
Swalb . e
ltle n
C White If
. 0 i)
JO 1
.1 " I
Total
Virjini.i
Harvard
2S 0 :
III'
' (oolnle,cf
II 0 N. I'll. Il.
0 I.Alibot.Jl) .
i 'i Harle .'
'. Ile.ll.3li ..
1 ' Fnpi..ll
i l'orcj If
(io Itee.l.f
f. l.Whurfj.p
0 e
I Tni.il.
1 :
all r Ii p a
. i 0 "II
4UO ft
I J I ;'
i. I : 11
10 1 t
.0 0 2
- a 1 0
.1 0 ,) 1
: i a o
II o
i a
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II
l t
: ii
o o
') 0 .1
XeslerdnC ttesiilts.
ItocheFler. li; Newark. "
llaltinmre. ... lornnio '
I'rintder.i-e, r.; Ilutlal'i. I
III Hlchliiiiiid.Montrea rm
sianding of the I lnt..
W I. IT W 1. IT.
Newark I Moinr. ! . i i '
Hi. hitiiniii ... .ii i.iitr.iio . s i
I'rovlilen. e ' . niTiirnhln '
lljltimore f. I It.).-h. sier 1
loibl 's -.rhedllle,
llilffalo In llaltiiiiine
ltri.hcter la Hicliinond
ll.ibliiiisloii nnd llnelke; Slslln and lloelks,
rirt b.iFe on errors- New.u'k, 1: Ilo.hettr, 1.
l,ef! on bae Newark, S: Knehraler, 7.
I nipiri s -Fri em.in and Ilanillboe Time 1
hour and ,',o minute.
in
.11'
Cne'i
s.i nh.-.'
Molrll bl.F H.H e
o'l error- Hariard
ard. I.. Virginia Kil
NVlillMJ. .': off Itlte)
nlllttir) ' bv llitet
rripp..
Nuh
AMwill .
I'tl
'.Villi mm
Firl In-, I
b.le .Hi- (
lu. on lia.is nil
Struck out It.
Hit br pil. her -llj
Kixey 'Fripp l'.i..-d bal iSwallmie.T
While. U,'. int- li Hive) t'niplre.
White and O Koiirke Time of im '.' hour
and P.. ininuif-
BROWNS WIN IN THIRTEENTH.
ty-Ilve.
The attendance was cloe to ."..000
Tljls I said to be about twice the at
tendance at the Hraxes' game licre yes.
lerday, although the weather yestcnlav
was mild.
I.O.IK but
tie fen I
Listless
Tiller. 7
l.nmr
In II,
Thr
I W lieat reached third In Hie second
,on III" slush- to (,itie. Mnwny's s.c.
I rlllce and a wild piuli. but he was out
in home on Cutshaw's tan to l'.uicroft
j Tiring of go.ise egg-, Mowre doubli'd iiKT.,,T, M,IV . Ht Louis hunehed
,dowii the i ght ti-lil foul line In the llirei, )lt )lo tblrteonth liming to-
tlftli 1'iitsnaw sarriuieo. ..ii.n inun- ,j , , ,iefeated t If- T.gers. 7 to rt.
pitching and InefTcctHe baiting
l'vcrs got Hobertson's
Wllholt ci .itched a single to Doxle, a
play that would have been apple pic but
for'a treacheious Imp at Hie last Instant.
Wllholt stiae.l n bit far off his station.
Mathewson whipped the hall to Merkle.
From a distance it looked as If Krel had
the runner by several feei, nut Linpire; , ,no r;antH
Mai Katon ruled otheiwlse, -jlr scnre:
Jt was cruel in .M.unrwson ninerwise
Kauff's reat running catch of Koney'H
POLO GROUND GOSSIP.
1 Marring the first Inning Mathewson'
gittne was a most creditable one fot a
veteran making his first bow of the sen-
I son. That llrst Inning should not be
I taken too seriously. I'our of the six
damaging lilts were of the fluklesl kind.
i Too bad Kailff peipetrated his muff
right where It wns bound to prove so
( rostly. It took some of the glow- off his
wonderful clutch in the first Inning that
Mobbed Koneli h of a triple al least.
1 singled to right
i fly to "holt right.
They swung into the tenth inning,
therefore , on even terms. Konetch
, popped to Fletcher. Here Mathewson
gave his only pas of the afternoon, lie
objected violently to two different
pitches HIgler ruled were balls. Comp
ton's fly would have been easy for either
Hums or KaufT They got muddled,
somehow KaufT. who finally decided
to make the play, muffed the hall. Smith,
who had walked, pulled up at second,
Ciowdy singled sharply to left nrd.
.:,riH. it uonbl hao seemed ffsilhaidv
for Smith to trv for the plate against
George Hums' well known arm. Thl Lany Dovle. the champion b.itsniitn.
was one lime, however, when Hums continues Hie weak link of the upper
railed in the i.io. b III" nee wa carry- ! end of Alciiraw's bnttlng mder. l-'lve
Ini- erv wild that Mathewson wisely times he furnished Stnlllngs's outfielders Criv alb rf
cm down the throw and cut down Comp- iiasy fly chance. A hitting Dole would i l.inleru.l)
ton at third. jinnke a wrecking new of Mciiraw's first
Hut the bean had been "pilled ungues six men.
i iNon bam
' lliereil n HOI one irnvarn .iimi, n f. ' I'nnr
It roll tliiougli liltn. scoring .Mowrey
land putting the hatter on s coral Han-
iroft upbraided Stock for not b'ltlng the
i ball go past P. Hie short'tup Then I
it wis Stock's turn t" laugh, for th" I
miv next pitch was pasted down Han's
way by Chief .l.-eis. The shortstop.'
' oti'Venger for a iiiilok (''. tried to
I throw before he had the ball and ( 'lson
came home. Dell's single lo right put
'the Chief on second, but Mers hit into
1 a double play.
Jake Diubert readied third In the
sixth and again In Hi" eighth. -acli
tune witli two out Cutshiw'H bit wa
with men on the bases i-aued Detroit's
downfall Croom pitched the last iubt
Innings for tin1 Hrown mid was not
scored on In the eleventh li ning De
troit bad a man mi third with nnbodv
Ollt, but llll'-e bailers failed to get the
ball out of llle lllllelil A oil" handed
tunning nton bv Marsans was the
fielding feat in e Tin- "core
ST I 0 CIS 'A I.i ' HF.TItOIT i X I.)
an r n p a e
useless on tile first
n's on the sc-ond
asion and .Mow-
The scoie.
shottnn.lf
Johnson
MillH rf
siFler lb
I'r lit .1.
'1111.
Ill order In the tenth
BOSTON' IN. L I
an r n p a e
pmash almost back lo the flower beds Ijiarville . Ml
would hae retired the side witli only one Kvers :b .'. o t
Hut the trlnle kllllnc- meant only Colllm.lf f. I 2
NEW YOHK (N 1.
an r n p a e
(inwily.c
Tyler p
lliiehe ".p
r. 0 2
4 1 1
1 oo
iS-- . , . l,-.t L...-.I!. lll-l .1,. , .. llll'Jll.l I - J
inn sec.lll l liui I.e.. r imii n..ei : I Knnele'r.lh 6 o I
bases with a scratch. onipton shot n ,,,(, 3h i;:
Blnglft to left that tallleil the two fleet (nniploii.cf r.ot
runners Collin and wllholt. Smith
scored when Cow-dy pumped one through
Fletcher.
The (Hants lilrkeil up a run In their
half. Hums walked and raced to third
on Hobertson's single. Doyle's .long tly
to Compton broke the shutout McKeeh
llle doubled with only one out In the sec
ond. Ilariden fouled weakly nnd Matty
fanned. Kotietchy and Smith singled
olean with one down In the third. After
Compton filed to Knuff Oowdy forced
Smith to Doyle Hlngle handed
KaufT opened New York's fourth with
a hit, hut he was doubled with Merkle
after Fletcher tdruck out. Kach side
mflde a run In the fifth. For Hoston Wll
holt singled to Doyle, with only one out,
Konetchy tripled to the fence In dead
centre for the run. Ed wtir trapped nnd
tun down a moment later when Smith
yapped to Fletcher.
2 4 1 nirn If 4 1 : :
S 3o!Itnb'rlon.rf ! I 2 2
2 0 0llole,:h 4 0 0 2
I OOlKallff.ef 5 12 .1
r. o l Fletcher
1 Ml Merkle lb ..
4 00 MiKe'lllf.SIl
I. 2 0 Itmuen c
I OO'ltnunh
0 00 Dooi n.c
Mathen'n.p
Totals. 14 7 II -VII 2, -
I Total s e 12t20 17 I
Han for Rariilen In the ninth Intilng
tCnllln
battid ball
HoFlnn
r, 1 1 1
4 1 1 II
4 t 2 2
4 0 2 J
(i 0 0
A wonderful stop bv Ited Smith killed
a hit for KaufT In the tlrst Inning nnd
altered Hie entire complexion of the
game. Smith wns able to force Itobert
son at second on the play. The blow
was ticketed foi two bases, good enough
lo send Diney hmne from (list.
X iN 1. 1
ah r n p a e
io.-k,si oo a l i ll Mter -f
ll.ill.T0ll 3 0 1 4 4 1, Haulier! It.
Wimirillt oo tenceirl .
4 II o i) it iie.n ii
4 0 1 11 ooMorr 3b
,.li,H ft .100 '1 " n 'iitnaa ,-jo
Nlehotf:b joo -. molten.
llnrne :') -' 1 o'.l Merr c
Cooper loo o oo Dell.p
Xd.niisc ooo 0 mi
.Mi-giill'ii p 2 00 o io Total
Idnnd loo o oo
Hixey. p ooo o II
IlltOOKI.YN iN I.)
M.'ir,in cf
Ileal Mi
llatllev
.. 1 "
.'. " ii 2
.,0 1 '
"1-17
1114
-. o j :.
Niiwaiik. N .' . Mil I -Tommy
o 0 0 .i i o o I I.e. i. li s liiiimos. with tli.-ir master driv
ing thein Inun tin. b.-ncli Instead of
ftolll icntlK field, lie havit g given wnv
to M'.lt .Incobsiin, hid on tlielr Pinking
iiil'pinelil lo-ilai and T.-nney's Indian"
I were unable to do anything w.th them
J They began to get nniiily In the third
j Inning and after that raced around th"
tinsto almost i will. Tiny made ten
'circuits of the pith", while the Hcilimn
I were unable to complete th" circuit once
i Johnnie Ihizmnun. who started the
'game for the hi. al. sc. m.'d to loe
'his running after the s.cond Inning and
was hit haul In the seventh inning,
,with the stole S to 0 against him ami
o'l.- out. he was called to the lunch by
Manager Tennoy. and Leo witter came
in from the outtleld and replaced him ,
Elmer .acher was sent tt. cover Leo's
garden and had scarcrlv got In position I
whin he -node one of the best run-'
1 nlng i it. In- -eon on the gtound I
.loe lliown .if llie Ctroltni League.,
who pitchid for the llroticos. w,t ihe
1 stiirrbl.ng block vvlr.li look, the hi, a!'
'chain of vli-lori. s . allowed cght I
hits, onlv two of vvh.li came together. I
j When liieti were on the b.ihe" h" was'
Invincible and he had ureal support. I
r np ae'The score;
(,,") ;, no IIOCIIK'STEH NF.WAHK
rt i t - a a ab r h p a . ,ili r h p a e
irin llnncli II lu nnd llrnt lllson.
I'noviliKNi'i:, H. I., May I.- The Crays
liunchcil hits off (law's delivery In th"
eighth round of to-day's game and two
runs resulted. These mat kern ga!o the
local" thn game, by a . to 4 score.
Tliiciip, formerly nf the I'hlllte, twirled
a tin., game for the (iravs, allowing but
six- lilts and striking out nine. The
score ;
it ii. n
Priivldelie. ... IO0002O2 s-r. ii 1
lluffalo 0 1 1 0 0 o ii '.' 0-- 4 1
Halterl Tin. up and lVaikbiltn. (Jaw
and (itiiioiv, and llal.y
lit-M Mel Ic llnkr liii.iil for lllrdi.
H.vl.TlMonr, Mil, May 4 --llaltlmore
defeated Tot onto to-day in Ihe final
gnino uf the ferle". 11 to 1 Hilt Morris
sette, whom th.' Hints secured from the
Athletics veterda.v. look up tlio flinging
duties lii the second Inning after Thorn
mahleii weakened, and held the Leafs
hitles during the remainder of the game.
While a trllle linMeadv at time.", good
Holding saved him from l'ing s'orcd
on lie pr.ii ticilly won his own game
ii the second when he banged ollt a
double mil i" "ted two men The gam.'
was the best td.iy"d here this season
and wa cn'ivmed with two brilliant
doiil '.- killing". The sioie.
n ii H
Haltl'ii .ri oiooooiov-i o
T.aenfi : II 0 0 0 0 'I (' 0 1 2 2
Hatterles 1 h, rntnalilen. Morrltte and
Mr I' i i o.,k tne and Ke.n
Poll ii Stnto ruts Ti Oit.,1
FJjrlit, but Is lipiilcii hy
Scoi'o of 1 to 0.
't
I on.
In the only extra inning
iniiyeu on i-omnnm ueiii tin vci.
nam leentered tho w nnlni: colnt.,.,
shutting out Hum State josteninv t
ten Itililugs and scoring a hum la!'-
The visiting team was the liet rti,.
Ing ngKiegation teen on ronlhain
this season, and -is a lesnlt eleven l r
ham plnjers rrmaliud heliles on i.
bases. In at least live diirereit n,
Mligs star oiitrield work l.illi. H a
looked llko sure inn. I Hake, who ,
proved tho lilot consistent hl'le- ,,n
Ma toon nine, did not pla and h' to
wns tilled by Cantwell.
McUuade, on Hi" mound for tne lt" ,
collegians, pitched well, fanning a d ?
visitor. and allowing a half iln,.. :
no two coming In the same liming i
pinches h" had the l"ltnr lntlle. by h .
junijilng spltbnll delivery Mrdjii
Ihe slur for I ni il h.n n, with a pa i
drives, Including a double His t,
Ing to the basea preventnl n tote., i ..
In the extta liming Vlvuii ,
first safely on Wlierllnv'a ror ,
started to steal when D. union's (,-.,
allowed him to be an iiisy out. I.
reaching llrst li.ie. On the !!. l,
delivered rordliam worked Hie .
mil play, and Slianl.ey cra.lod ,.
long single to icntre Ib id. Hwii,
a line return to the catiher, but Dm,
rlid safely ao oss Ihe plale w ii
onlv i tin of the game.
In th" sixth inning Hall bi'.l.e n
play of Hi" vlsitois and mail" a
play unassisted, w hen lie raced
i aught n blur betote tl reaihfil
gtouinl and retuined it to llrst h.v f,
tl'.e .seiolld ollt before lnt Vlsilll y
r.er could tecov .'r himself. Wrli .
leptlou of Daiiiico tin- w tiffi p,i..
errorless ball fur the (list time
season, (loth of I 'a ilco's chat,. - v.
Inn ii one and Ills winning run ,
up matteis. The srnie
FOMDHAM ' l'KXN srvri
an r n p a e .,n
ah r b p a e ll v euporl p I 1
I o n
1 0 I
joo
30 1
3 I I
2 0 0
3 I I
3 o n
3 0 1
j : 4 2; io
oo
o a
oo
o n
a o
2 I I
r. 1 1
i o
Ti.lilli
.M.C.ll- ti
.Itorinn
Crooni.p
I I I
o o n
a 1
; oo
Total. ..4? '
I 1 Yltl.Sh
f II I llOll , I . .
i... Vea.ll if
1 I Criw for I rf
. llfihu in -Ii
n . Hiiro 'Ii
3 e Yoil'i.
I ' s-n
.' 0 ! M.
n n IHUrr e
"0 lltirpir
II " lllll.ll"' p
j o F.rn kon p
li ins. p
12 3'. 1" .Vlv iwn.ish
ICovt Ii skie.p
I e o
13 1 . 0
1 11 II n
1
I o :
.1 0 .1
I oo
1
: 1 1
,1 a 0
1 0 0
I II II
I o
II 0
1 o
Farn-11 It
Hah Ion "h
,I.T nbs'il ef
sloin rf
lloelke III
sislltl .b
X . Vllley
larv e
llrown.p
I 1
r.
3 0 1 .-.
I 0 3 0
2111
-. n I I
Ml 0
(01 0
110 1
3 0
0 o
1 o
Total. 3-.!.i-,
ii a (' ible .b
1 it r ill.iliai. ef
0 ) Mil.'lli.lf
O" Wilier rf P
0 o -.mi man "b
1 H liiimu.ll.
3 I s,.hrier.
0 ii Ks-.in.c
1 0 nnimami.p
- - .irhcr rf
i: '
Total
n ft a
' MANHATTAN DEFEATED AGAIN.
Cnlbcilrill I olleu'f llonblcs rnrf of
Hurl, in I olleuliin.
The Manhattan College nine met It
seeond defeat ,n two davs yesterday,
losing to til" Cathedral College team at
l.ispei' Oval bv a score of tl to 11, l'ar
itll the Cathedral ptt.her, held Man
hattan hub -s f ir K'Ven inning. The
llarii 'ii collegians ilon made thue dou-bl.-s
f..f a maiiv rill." lll.ffe plav.d
well, getting three hits, one of which
was ii triple Mclaughlin pl.-ijed a
good game for the Manhattan nine. The
score :
C ATI I K I II A I . MANHATTAN
ah t h p a e ab r h pa
t.-tan' 3b 4 I I i 0 oi.xri.nuc n Sli '. I 0 2 to
lllliffe II
Xfefllnn.e.. 3H
C.intwtll.cf 3 0 0
Sranloil.ef 10"
Vlv lino. Sb 20 0
Ii iniii n..li r. 1 1
Ilall.lli 0 2
sli.oikev rf a l
Noonail If 0O
H.Tns in f 1 o n
McViude p 2 0 1
I " :
I i o
4 .i n
3 o n
I o 1
.' 0 1
I e o
M 0 ' I
Mnl llason's ruling on the play to
catch Wllholt napping off tlrst didn't
ooo t 0 o sit very llghll) on tile souls of the (Hants.
3 0 0 2 8 0
i i niiius s single in the nintn wa nil
I outrage against Mathewson. Till wa
out In the seventh Inning; hit bj" P'' Utile pop fly Hint both Flctrher
nun imvie sniesieppeu, i;nrii expected
the other lo lake It Such lapses as
., 4 o 0 0 t 1 o o o 17
New-York . 100013001 o o these make the (Hauls appear "bushy.
First hae on error Pntnn. 2. New York, 5 ;
Left on bae- Hoston New 1 otk, .1 Home I
run- Merkle. Tyler Three bae hits Maran- i
vllle. Knnelchr To base bit rlFtrher. U
Merkle rai ed up against the stand for
T.vler's puzzling foul In Hie fourth In-,
Keclniie Firt base on balls- Off Tyler, 1; off . mug. Ixoneti ny
MathewBon. 1 Struck out-Ily ryler, 3: ny mciit at the expense
lliuho, l: hr MathewFoii i, 2 Sacrifice lliea- ,hp elKblh inning.
Dojle, Mathewson stolen bae- KoiifIi, , "
Double playa-Smlth, Kver and Konetchy: ;
Maranvllle, Kver and Konetihy, Mi Krehme Maranvllle raised a
nnd Merkle llils-uu Tyler u in ciirni aim . inning ny raking In
returned tho lonipll-
of .Mathewson In
laugh in lb" flist
Fletcher's Texas
one third InnitiK. off lliisbe. 1 in one anil I 1PaKlll,r f , , , opvi Ighted
I wn thirds tnnln.a Umpire in hlef-lliglsr i ... it.-.,.i .i,hu t, .n.i..'. i,...i. ..
T.nie 1 timir anil 1(1 i, , ,,. on
ii i np imiigci roiiiu gei wiimti arms
Field umpire- Kanon
minute
JIlliriToii' Long Fly Helps.
IWcKechnio led off with a single In
New York's half and mode third on Itarl
den'a single. Matty's long fly to tight
ent the run over. Maranvllle miared
Burns's smart offering nnd started a
fast double play Hint nljnied tho rallv.
With one out In the sixth Tyler hooked
tall fly Into the right Held atand for
home run. It wns fair enough, hut
Hobcrtson could have gathered It easily
had he had room. He waited a couple
nf seconds bv th" paling to fee if the
wind wouldn't blow It back Into cntchablo
terrltoi y.
In this same sixth the (ilants tallied
three lime inme nnd got within stilk
Ing distance. Itobci l"on got two liases cm
Maranvllle'- Nul throw Doyle filed in
Collin, hut llenny KaufT singled clean to
right for one run. l letclor doubled
ceiitic. .smith got .Xlerkle's gtnunder to
Konotchv hi lime, bin ihe latter refused
to give ni the base line nnd In Hi" ie
suiting collision with Merkb muffed the
throw I'icil was safe while KaufT
seined" l'''eihei' counted when Mc-:
Kechuie foried .Merkle at H'cond.
Collins heal a bunt In the seventh,
but una mil when Wilhnit's clean single
lilt him McKechnlo Hun gathered
Kimetilo's wicked liner and doubled
WllhiiH olT first bise. Willi two out in
tho .evcnlli Iliirn and Hobertson singled,
(leorgo spi lining to third on Davey's
long one sackcr On an attempted
double str.-.i .Marat.vllio iUi li,., lino
and nipped Hums at the plate,
Merkle's piettv low drive Into the left
bleacher lied the score In tho ninth.
Tyler fiinned McKechlile. Hut lUrl
den's Texas leaguer dropped safely lie
hind Kver when Johnny Invaded Comp
Ion's Held, Si.illlngs (h.iFeil his south
paw then ami called upon Tom Hughes,
Jarnier Yankee, Housli, running for
Ilariden, stole second clean nn a whistle.
Alnrnn v llle Simp Hip liny,
Hlght here Maranvllle aved the day
for the Hinves Hi speared Mutt s
Blow hopper and look a gambler's chain e
on heading Hnih at third. It was a
lieady and magnificent plav, and Hason
jtsvr Maranvllle the benefit or Hie doubt
The Hlgnlllcaiii e of this play was Hp
predated a moment later, when Hums
ONE HIT GIVES REDS 3 RUNS.
Ther
' length of the ball.
ST
Tally These In IHulith nnd
Ileal Cardinal 4 In V!.
IiOttiB, Mo , May 4 With one hit
the Hed scored three tuns In the ninth
Inning to-day and bent nut the Cardinals,
4 to ". (iioh was out when llerzog
walked, Louden grounJed to lloinshy,
who followed with a wild throw, putting
llerzog on third, Mitchell grounded to
Heck, who hit Her.ng cuing home. ller
zog scoring, and Wlngo's long Hy to I
Kcsrher ncored Louden. Neale's sinvlc to
centre counted Mitchell. Ames pitched
a tight game all the way, hut his sup.
port failed him. The score:
ST 101,'lS (N 1,1 CINCINNATI iN 1,1
an r n p a e an r n p a e
4 ii A I 1 0 Neale.ef f. 0 1 1 nil
.401 10 1 Kllllfer.lf 401 ll (10 I
4 0 1 4 2 1 Clnme.lt. I 0 1 12 0 .1
400 I ooidrith rf
1 1 1 in 0 o'liroh.Sb 300 fl 2 0
,20 2 0 4 .' IIeroir,
0 (i oil.iniden,2b
o oo'win.o.c
o 3 PCIarke.c
0 OOjToney.p
!i I oNehiilr.n.
(Villi lieu
Schuuilti.p
I With Hiidnlph, Hughe", Heiilbach,
Hames nnd a few oilier in the off
ing and only nun winning pitcher, .leff
Tesreau, to offset thclil, Ibis setie with
j Huston does not strike the (ilants as
any flowery bed of ease.
I If Hill McKechnie continues to measure
lip to eslerday's standard fn- the next
couple of weeks the loss of IL.nler will
.1101 be severely fell. McKechnie plus nil l W "lllinnis.
'n l.,n t. I.I
iii.s- F.,111,,- oii.-oi I'.-e e in I niiiiiiiK
a donblo and single lo the cause.
ANOTHER GAME FOR JOHNSON.
i
I Hi her.lf
t" ' S'nillli.ef .
Helel,!h
I .one. i (
Miller.lb.
fleek.Sh .
Snjder
tCnrhan
IfiiriiFby.F
HVilon
(JinizaleF.c
Amc. p
I o 1
ooo
! 1 1
1 0 o
2n 2
3 0"
Total" 31211
I 1 "!
n 12
4 0 0 3 0
300 0
3 2 2 2
4 12 2
1 00 2
1 il n r,
2 0 0 0
O II 0 0
110 0
000 0
tlhiii. llilellcs Mi Si'iitlrrrd lilt
mini Scimlor Win, , lo I,
I'liil.Apixi'ii la. May 4. The Washing-
Hattril for He, It in the ninth luiiinr
IH'ilte,i for lliirnsby in the niiilh Inulnt.
titan for Snjder In Ihe ninth liirtinn
lllatted for Siliul. In the ninth Hiniiig
(.-Ini'inirill floooiooo.34
Si 1iuls. . o 1 o i o o o 0 (1-2
'Inn hae lilts-unnrales, Heiel, tiaerilicti
lill Killefer Stolen bae- Miller. Ilnrnabjr,
H.T?na-, l.oiifi'ii Double play lletF and
Miller; Wintn and l'hae Pained balls (Inn
rilr. 2 lljies on IihIIi. Off Tntiey. 2; off
Ame. ( off S'-lnil. 1 struck nut Hy Amen,
1 lo Tnnev bv S.ilill, I, by Si hneider, I
empires Hleni aim Kiuilie Time of .-.line -
2 linuiM and r. minutes
I'lllldl' Ciiael l.raglle lteia.
San Fr'inilsen. 3, D.iktatid, ;'.
Sail Lake, 4; Vernon, il
J'orlland, 7, l-o Allgele", fi,
New Xiirk Male l.enme IIfmiIIi,
SiiHtitnii, r,, Wllki-Fliiirre, 4
Albany. 11. I'llea. 4
Hlughiiinliiri, II Hllulra. 3
Troy at Syracii", wet ctniinrli.
(.IANTS "lo-dav wllli IIIIsTIIV, ;l , r
P. M. I'nlo (irniitnl. Adin fi0c.--!r
lln.eliall to. day KIIIIKTH I'IF.I.II, rirnok
ln Tt. rhlUdflphia, J;J0 V, M.-.UV.
too team, vv 111 aohnsoii o ti-liintr rle.
30 1 featod the Athletics to-ilay by flic score
JA(iof f. to 1. The Mackmcn did not score
joj'lhtll th" ninth, when Stnmk's tliren
o,i bagger, followed by an out, counted the
locals' only tally. The Nationals mixed
their the lilt off Sheehiin with bases
on balls and eriors hy Wilt mid (ilij-
Total 3i 1 7 27 13 0 ring. The score
WASHINGTON (A 1. 1 PIIH.A .A I, l
lib r b p a e, ab r Ii p a e
Miieiirr.ri i. i . a uii.niii,
Fotrr.3b... f. 2 2 1 I oV:iIh,rf
Mllan.rf.,., 4 12 1 0 o.Slruuk.ef .
linn, lean if 3 1 2 3 0 o'oidriliir If
lUdKe.lb 4 0 I H I 0l,aiile,!b .
Morgan..!!. II 0 I 1 .1 0 .MclniiH.lli
Ilenry.e, ..300 7 I ol'uk.Sb...
Shanks s, 2 0 0 2 I o:schiiii5c ,
JollllHiili,i. 10 1 I 3 tiSheeh.in.p
IVMever
33.-. II 27 II I'Wcaver.p
Tnl.il SI "It! 13 3'
Hilled for Hum in th" euluh minor
milled fur M. (Juil! in in the eiuhlli limine
Plot i.l.lttlll I 0 0 0000000
llronklin 0 II 0 o :
Firl tn" on rrior l'hiliih Iplua 2;
Hrimalwi. 3 tt on b i. I'liilad. Iphl.i
HroiiUlin. i Fir-I ba.e mi lull Off llrll I
, rt MiOuillan, 1 oft Hixe.v 1 sirin-k nut
llv HI1 4. bv M.Ouillan, t Wild pilch
MiOmllin llil (HI Mi-ymlian. 4 in .ven
limincs D.iuble pi iv Nleh.itf Hanernfi and
Lllllelil Three bis,' hll Whltted Two Ki..
hit Liiikrii. Mnvvre.v S,Tifi,e hll Mo
rev Otit.lnw stolen bis- l,il.er! Hau
lier! t'l'il'ire in chief Uuuley 1 if Id lllll
pire H)inn Tim" I hour and II nuniilt
PIRATES RALLY IN EIGHTH.
Tiles sriirr Tlirer Itiui In Tliln "f.
slon mid llcnl Cutis I to '.'.
I'lTTSIil'Jtii. I'a , Mav 4. The I "Irate
defeated the Cutis heie lo-dav, 4 to
a batting rallv In (be eiglilh biinging
victory to the locals Chicago scored a
inn in the second inning on Zimmerman's
double and Aicher's lnge Sihillte'
I single and a tiiple bv William scored
'their second mil In Hi" third Inning.
' I'ltlshtirg got a inn in Ihe second Inning,
i when Wagner was hit bv a pitched hall,
.went to H'linid mi Halid's out al first,
land scnied on Knabe's single. In the
i eighth lulling tiiple bv Carey ainj
I lliiichtnnn, Wagnei's single nnd Knabe'i
double seined Ihtee runs The scoio:
CHICAGO (N I, I I PITTfilU'ltr, (N I.i
I ab r h p a e' ab r h n a e
ISehllttelf 4111 Inhn.lnn lb 40 1 7
, Fl.ii'U.rf .3011 t 00 C.-uev If 1113
i Mann . 000 0 0 (I, llarnex ,i f 3 00 2
HI 1 ii oiilincliin n.rf 4 12 2
7.ini'man.3h 4 I I " onwjener.s 421
Sller.lb .30 1 p! no Halrd.3li
lliinlan.F . 3 0 0 o r. oiKn.ilie 2b
Archer.e 30 1 .1 io Si'hmliil,!
Verke 2b 3 0 1 n 2 olt'ooper.p
Lav emler.p 30 0 0 5n
Total
Total ..29211 24 1301
Palled for Flack In the niiilh limine
Cbleani ni l il a o n o o 2
I Pittsburg . oi n ooo ii 3i
Two bae hits Zimmerman, Archer. Hinrb
i man, Knalie Tlliee baFe hll Willlitm.
I'arey, llliuhman Double play Siliiiiiill,
1 Waeuer and .lnhnliin; Schmidt und Halrd
1 HaFc on ball Off Cnnper. 3: nff Laveiiilrr. 2
I struck mil- Hy t'onper, o; bv I.nv coder. 1
Mil bv plliher Hy Lavender iWairneri sne.
' nflco hll Imnlan Sloleii b.ie Si-hulle, liar
I ney Umpire O'D.iy and lliirrison 'Hme I
1 hour and 4'i minutes
I Total '.'il i l
Hailed for invcnpnrt ill Ihe (lflli 'lllnns
tlllll.il fur M'l'ahe ill Hie nxtli llili.rj
It in fir st mice in the niiah inni-itf
(llille.1 lev HiU.-t in Ihe iw.lflh urn er
rllllls fur lll'l- 111 the I let 111 11 ml !'(.-
st liin ,i a .. .1 3 2 I " o .1 . . t
H-linil ' ot . 3 0 .. o .1 ,i .i a f.
1i rlllee hit I'll!' Xt.u Hlls l"l,llt s(nen
I, .is,. Vol. Xtrtll H'-ll T..O bise llil
X 2 1 HfiIiii III -. st m.i.-e .s.iler tea. Three
.,. b.ie tut- inituic I'r.HI Yniiu Mrtick out
. iii litibii' 1 iii liui J iiy (.ttinin i
II.i- on hill Oil liiibn i off hiicl..nt lr
off IMlf ' Pit llivilei-kie . lift llavellpml
1 nit ilnmii : lio'.ihle pl.n Jnlitinn and
lTitt t'mpire llinlt'lir.ind and O'l.ounhllli
Time of . inn J hniirs and it mimii. -
Roiheter " o
Newark '
si. -rill' e b-l s f, ,n i
rifn-e 111 llnnti si
llnelke. Pi lib I'.' n M
hll M A'l'ti ' l 1
I- i.e let Farre F -i
K jnnnii If Hron
Verm inn Ills lllf t.r
one third Ii I til. I 'f W III i-
two th r 1 ii
0 0 II ,
C,lti Ci, j s.i
, n li,i- ( ible
V v Tw Im.
, a.s ' T -
lll-e O-l Ill Off
s , e I llv
'II 1 ill tl t .1
two nd
!,' ill- " 111
0 Oi.xt'l.onc'n 3b
1 .1 V 1 0 li Hnlliril.lb S 1 1 4 0 0
M.Cni. "13 n 2 1 HiuMii.r.i f 10 0 10 lo
Hippie P 101 M o 1 () Cnntinr. (tl 0 2 1
1) iv ill If too l on J lliiitbin.p 0 1 1 to
K ican it I to ; o a M arlin.ib . 3111 2 2 1
Uri'cnll rf 3 110 o " Norton,! f . 2 u n n no
Mnlouev :b .ml ii 1" llr.'liliau ' f 2 h o 3 oo
Farrrll p 3 I I n 1 i lllr. h'.m lf lot 2 r.o
Nolan p . . j ii 1 3 o n
Tnni io s 2
ill Total tj 3 27 7 2
i Catliedr ii ... . 2 0 o 2 o o i o i
1 1 Manhattan n o o o n o 3 o 1
o Left on bae Cnbe.lr.il 4 Manhattan '.
o ; F-r.i b.i-e on erior Citheiiril, 1. Manhat
I tan 1 Two ba-.- hll O Connor lhri limaii,
! (, llmiiih in, ,1 Houlihan Thiee ue bit
I if,- Home run Mi-Coy Minen b.i.-
II tipie I'r ''nll Kaeati Nolan itraek out -Hv
,1 Houlihan ll bv Farrell in Hte on
ti.l Off .1 Houlihan 1 oft Fariell 3 Wild
on li Farre) IPt bv inn her- Hi .1 llmili
Ian ilir is, uf bv Fain" illir'chnian I in
1 t.ire T ti' Time- i boor and n nuniitei
12 1 We'li.-M if
il 1 ii xt note , i
0 0c lllvth "h
3 1 ( Hlil.l ii-on tt 4 .
2 2? John-on . ( o
9 1 1 K III.'." f 40 1
.t o i. sulliv.in ' Ii - i"
1 no Wai-dwell p i ,
: t Whe. in? :b 4 " - -
1 i.o -
- - Total. .'So .
Toialt 2t 1 7 ."i 11 '-
Two out tn the tenth inniri. wVn
nln; rim wa ,or,.d
Fordlnm o 0 a o o a e n
Penn State o a o o o o e o
Firt bae on e-ror- Tirdham, . "
Stile. 2 To line hit Me;inu s,
IiIIf MiOuiilF. Ilerrigan Mnnrr s,
fly McGinn smlen ba.-. - Heir ca-
lyfl on bate Forilhini. '.1 I'enn s-,-.
liotib'.F plav Hall iunaiteri Pim
lull -Off M'Oin.le l: War.lwr'1
out-llv Mi (.niaile. !:. hv War.lwi l' -tnre-tr.ilian
Time of cam.- - li
nvy Winn Willi Pet. Hit.
Ax'-.-atoi 'S. Mil. May 4 Tho ii:
lulled by the N irth Carol ni v..
tuial and, M hanVti' Coll. ge i
mld'hlpmen w.o th'. aftoti.no- i
The iiililslupiiif 'i's tlebl.ng vta
and th-y d d fat 'mter work
bases. W'ltli the exuiiilou of i,t,
Ing of Ilodgin at M-coinl the v
field. d poorly ar.d errors helped
the Navy sci-e. A double nin,
single In the eighth netted all of
Una tun. Score by Innings
noooo
n o 0 .1 1 I
and W m
Camllna . 0 0
Nt- 1 1
llltterle I'.viin
nnd I'liiuinS .
Vnrtl) Cnrnllna League Hp.
Iiii'liam. ... itreenthiir... 1
Charlotte, Italelgb I
Wlntnn-Saleni t, .hevr e .
Innlnns. darkn.s'
Sltlltbeni Lengtle ltesi.lt s.
Chatl.tnnnira .' Xteniph' 11
At an'a 3 Mo die,
N (ireant ' Ill-tnlnghai
NahV 'e 3 I.I" He k '
sniitb
,!a km I
Macon 9
I 111'' i.s
l h.ir it ir
n'nn
ttlnntlc I englle Ite
" i'i iimbl.)
ant 3
.1 Mnti'gniuer
A in:it l
! INDIANS BLANK WHITE SOX.
j sp.nl.pr' Dnillilc Help Cletelnnil
I Win I'llcber' llnlllc.
Cmt'tc.o, Ma.t I The Cleveland In
dians kept up their winning ureik to
day, shutting out the Willi. Sox 2 to 0
The pastime was a pitchers' battle
throughout, Couml'O for Cbvclaii'l nppo
ing William. Th" former was touched
for eight hit, hut kept them well scat
tered. A walk tn Turner and Speikcr's
double brought in a marker in the filet
round Itoth's single and (InnilH's double
In the sixth necountiil for Hie sei nnd
tally William, w.ih relieved by I'abci
after pitching seven innings. The scoie:
CI.F.VF.I.ANU iA I. i ' CHICAGO i. I. i
ab r h n a e ab r li p a e
4 0 0
4 0 2 0
I o II io
30 10
31 4 S 27
I 0
4 0 0
4 I .1
4 0 o
4 0 I
3 0 0
.10 1
300
2 0 ll
I on
3 I
3 0 0
.1 0 0
I oi
4 .1 0
Ii 2 0
I 3 1
I 7 0
I 2 0
Ii 0 0
ooo i) no
Total
I Total 32 I il 27 2i)3
Halted for Slieelian ill the emhth innlnit
Washington . 0 I 0 n I n o n ,ir,
I'lillailt'lphiu, . . o o o (i o o o o i
Itlla Off Sheehau. r, in risht luninKs: off
Weaver, tt in one inning. Hint earned I'hila
ileltihiit. I; Wanhiiiutou. 3 Tun base bits
Wilt. Mueller. Three bite hits- Fnler.
SInink Saenfli-e hit Mnmau Stolen bae
.Milan, .IiiiIkc 2, Morgan lft on b.iHes Phil
ailelphia, 4; Wanhlpcton, 12 SI null iiulliy
Sheehau. I, by Jnhnnn 6 Firt base on el
rnrs I'hllailelplila. I, Waslil iitini. I Fnsl
bane on balls Off SliFrban, 9. olf Weaver. 1
Wild pllih Kheehan I'ioktiI hall Schanj.
Umpires Hineen and Nellin, Tlme-1 hour
and S3 nilnulci.
DARTMOUTHWINS IN ELEVENTH
i'r n in llnlllc for llletoii IiiiiIiib
llpf.irr lirecll Win, il In '.',
IIamivkii, N. II., May 4, - Dai f mouth
defeated (!eoi gctnw ll, .1 tn 1, here In-day
in an eleven imiiiig coniesi. iviuiray, lor
(ieoigetow li, and Williams, for Dull
niniiih, pltrhcii excellent hall and at no
fine during thn game did either men
show slgiiK of weakening. Hsbniiie dn
i hied tlio game with a two base hit In
the eleventh. The score i
It
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(ienrneinw n oiooooioooo j
llalterles WillUnis nnd Murphv,
ray and Hagar. Umpire Mrllauley.
Gi anev lf
Turner 3h
Speaker, ef .
Hnth rf ,
Gandll.lb .
Iln aril ?h
Wamhv.F .
ONelll.e
Cntimlp
4 0 0
lino
4 0 2 2
112 1
10 2 11
40 12
4 0 2 I
3 0 0 .
100 I
no 1 eibnld rf
3 a Min larlv lb 2 o o
ii o M'Mullen .'b 4 n I
o ii F. Collin. 2!i, 4 o n
2 n .1 CnlVlh rf 4 0
2 o .lai'liann.lf .
3 0 Feln'h cf .
0 I VVeav er,..
II II S, balk
William, p
PI 'Iaiiii . .
KiPer.p
.3 0 1 3
4 0 I 2
3 0 1 2
2 0 2 10
2 0 0 0
too a no
I) n i t io
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Fort Worth, 7. ttui Anmnbi, 0.
(lain Finn, 7. Shreveisirt, 2,
iluustuli, 1, W'utu. 0,
Total 31 0 t 27 9 0,
Hailed fur Williams in the seventh iiiniii
Cleveland looooi ooo.;
Clllra.n 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 il (i 0
Two bae hll speaker .lacktnn, Waiuby
Struck mil Hv William 0, h.v Couinbe, 2; i
bv l'alier. t base on bill Olf William. 2 '
Iintible plav Wainbv and llnwaril; s, balk
and Weaver SaMllice hll .lark-ntl Si balk
Stnlen base Schalk t'lnpirr Kvaut and
Chill Tlme-- hour and 40 niuuile
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ning when hp hit siifel.v, went tn seeond
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lioiiiii by Hrown, Hrnvvu scored thn sec-I
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etror and pilloul. Wilbur iiiadn tho
final 1 . 1 1 1 In Hie ninth when ho 'walked.
wa saiTlllccd to second, went to third
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it II
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