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TUE SVUN AND NEW YORK HEttAEPT SUNDAY,
MAY 2. 1920.
All ' the Latest Sporting News
Is Here Continued From the Second Section of the Present Issue
PRINCETON CREWS
SCORE ON CHARLES
.Tigcrg Bent Harvard and
Pennsylvania in the' Vav- '
sit.v Contest
TAKE FHESHMAX EVENT
lfc. inline iur .juiuiu b""
If, Saves Cainl)ridrc Men From
Heine: Shut. Out.
ST. LOUIS ON RAMPAGE.
and
-St.
Mnkra nunrh of Fir Bona
ItraU Cubs by 13 to 4.
Chicaoo, May 1. (National)
Louis went on. a batting rampage to-day,
led ly Fournler, w!io made three doubles
and drove In five runs, the visitors win
ning from Chicago, 12 to 4. Carter
started to pitch for Chicago, but was
driven off tho mound following Four
nler"a first, two bare hit, which drove In
Stock and Hbrnaby, who had walked.
The score:
ST. LOUI3 S.)
I-
0.0 0 0 0 0
1 00 0 00
I pptiial to The Rri axd Nrw Yoc IttutP. jViombYr.' 100 0 0 01
!' 1 . . .. . V. a aim Wt.ll.vn AAA A A A
CAMBRIDGE, .MUSS., .May l. jy;
was setting over tno unaries iwr
Evening Princeton took Its place by the
r-Ide of Tale in the leadership of the In
tercollegtatc world of rowing. Though
it had not been fancied particularly to
win any of the honors In races with
Harvard and Pennsylvania. Princeton
Vame to the fore In most striking fashion
r.nd came within an ace of making a
clean sweep of the entire programme,
which consisted of varsity. Junior varsity
nd freshman eights. The Tigers took
both the varsity and the freshman con
tests and lost tho Junior event. It was
I'rlnccton's first showing of the peason.
;tnd Its victories will make It a favorite
for the regatta to b rowed with ale
nnd Cornell at Princeton on May 15.
The summary, of tho afternoon's regatta.
Is ax follows:
Varsity Eights FIrpt, Princeton : sec
ond. Harvard: third, Pennsylvania.
T(mc. 9 minutes 47 seconds. Distance,
one mile and seven-eighths. Harvard s
time, 3 minutes 50 seconds. Won by
one-third of a length. Two lengths be
tween second and third.
Junior Eights First, Harvard; sec
ond, Princeton; third, Pennsylvania,
rime, 10 minutes "Vi seconds, Prln
ton's time, 10 minutes 8 seconds. on
by half a length. ,
Freshman Eight First, Princeton;
eecond. Harvard. Time, 10 minutes .4
seconds. Harvard's time, 10 minutes
16 seconds. Won by half u length.
TlR-r Cab In Bpnrt.
The Princeton yearlings, trailing the
r.im.nn l.ut never turtner away than
twenty-five feet, possessed a wonderful
burst of speed In the last nunureu yarns
of the race and lumped Harvard In' the
final spurt. The Tiger yearlings were
'together beautifully In their stroke,
which was running lower man Har
vard's, but having the power that was
reeded. So powerful In fact were the
Tiger freshmen that their shell crossed
the. line a full half length ahead of the
Crimson.
Later", and after losing th race for
the second crews, the Princeton varsity
not only showed the fine form It demon
strated In yesterday's practice but like
the freshmen showed stamina and rac
ing power. In tills race tho Tigers had
the course on the Boston side, with Har
vard In the middle lane and Pennsyl
vania next. The Pennsylvania got
nway poorly and were never In the rac
ing, there being open water between
the Quakers nnd the leading crews very
rwjn after the half mile had been
. parsed.
I'cHween Princeton and Harvard, how
' ever, the contest was a fight all the
way. Starting at even Harvard In the
first furlong was able to1 forge ahead
perhaps ten feet. In the freshman race
tw Tigers rowed the lower stroke, but
once the varsities were under way the
Jerseymen were pulling rl 33 beats to
34 far Harvard.
Ilnrvnrd Srts Face.
CHICAGO (X.)
ab r h o a ri urboit
Xl&ck.rf... 4 32 0 OOlRhotton.lf.. 423 2 0 0
H'locher.u 511 J 2 1 H'coto.rt... 4 12 4 01
itreor.:b.. ii i 6 2'mock.Jb.... ::i l 21
Barber.Ib.. :00!0 1 0Hornsby.2b. 4 21 1 SI
Paskert,cf. 300 1 OOlKournlrr.lb. 4 1111 00
IMaMS 100 0 lOlMrllcnrr.ct 100 1 00
Rob'son,!!.. 4ffl I 00 8mith.cl.. Ill 4 0 0
Klllefer.c. 100 2 lOlJinrrln.M.. St 3 t 00
OTsmll.c. 100 1 lODM'fer.c... 521 2 00
rarter.n.,.. 000 0 0 0 Jacobs, o...- 401 0 21
Martln.p... 200 t 2 llHalnca.p.... 101 4 0 0
TuUH... 41 1! II 27 9 I
Totals... IMS 27 14 4)
Batted for Martin In the seventh Inning.
tHatlcd for Miller In the ninth inning.
St. Louis 4 0 10 110 1 212
Cblc.ro 0000031004
Two baw hit "-foamier. 1: Heathcote,
Flack. Bhotton. Horntbr. DUlboeffer. Stolen
h.iM.iMm tor. Ildlcciier. Sacrifice:
Heathcote. Block. Ilarber. .Deal. Double play
Heriog (unassisted). Lft on base Chi
cago, 7: St. Louis, 7. Bases on balls Off
Carter, 2, oft Jcobs..4; off Bailer. 1. Hits
Off Carte", t in 1-3 Inning; off Martin. 11
In S2-S innings; off Miller. 4 In 2 Innings;
off Jacobs. 4 in 7 Innings (none out and one
on In eighth); of! Haines. 1 In 2 Innlntrs.
Plruck out-Br Martin. 4; br Jacobs 1. br
Hainei. 1. Wild pilches-Carter. Jacobs. Win
nlng iiltcher Jacobs. Losing pitcher-Carter.
UmplreaKlglej and Moran. Tline of came
2 tours and 19 minutes.
HARVARD BASEBALL
TRIUMPH DELAYED
Crimson Forced to Go Twelve
. Innings to Win Over
Cornell, 7 to 6.
JERSEY CITY WINS .
DOUBLE HEADER
Skccters Defeat Toronto, 5 to
4'and G to 5, in Twin Bill
at West Sido Tark.
DODGERS PLAY TIE
IN 26 INNING GAME
Continued from Flrtt Page.
forced Holke. (Jowdy ended the Inning
bv sending a fly to Nels. Incidentally.
Nels played a great garnc for the Dod.
In the nineteenth Inning Nets received
the three putouts when he capturM
drive off the bats of Oeschgcr. PoweN
nn1 Pick.
In the twenty-third Wheat and Hood
made wonderful running catches. It
took three hours and llfty minutes to
play the contest. The score: N
HH00KLT5.
Olson. 2b.......
Nels, r. f
Johnston. .3b...
Wheat, 1. f....
Myers, c f-...
Hoods, c f . . . .
Konetchy. lb..
Ward, S3
Krueger, c
Elliott, c
Cadore, p
Burial to Tnn Bcs Ari Siw Vosk Hmaio.
Hambbioce. Mass., May 1. It took the i
Harvard baseball team twelve Innings to
defeat the Cornell nine tbls afternoon
by a score of 7 to 6. Cornell made a
gallant fight, working Its way Into it
tie after the Crimson had cstbllshed a
lead of 5 to 0 and later had gone to the-
- jiariimore.. i
In the final Inning ldiiie v,onio. jmri,i0 ( j
nf lnxt vear's frefchman team, opened .j,,,,, en,, 4 J
with a double to left, advanced on a
wild pitch, and rushed home when
Perkins drove a long, fly to tho outfield.
Early In the game Harvard
hits against right hander Wckert. tour
runs were scored In the second Inning on
Frothlngham's triple, hits by "'lc:.k'
Fclton and Lincoln, a pass and wide
throw to the plate by Davles.
Two innings later Lancaster. Fclton
and Emmons combined singles tor -other
run. It was then that Babe FVtton
went wild. He gave three passes in
fifth to.flll the bases. Cornell got only
one rurt In the sixth Fclton hit Cross
and then ticketed three more men. and
also made a wild pitch. This put Cor
nell within u run or iiarvuru. ?".
who succeeded Fclton. passed one man.
and then was hit for a single by Murph).
this putting Cornell In tne lean. u
In the Harvard sevenm. . "
Perkins reached first, stole second. and
was brought lfcune uy rToii..B -
who singled to ccntnre. Good pucnea
great ball after that, allowing only ow
hit to the end or me gamo
only one Cornelllan to reach second bast.
The score:
HARVARD. ! c0RJ.Vrfoa,.
abrhoael Ih?i1
UncolivJb. SOJ 1 SJnonTjJb 300 4 1
Kmmon.2b 50 2 1 4 Murphr.lb.. 6 0UI 10
ronlon..... IIS 1 SOpav 1.. .....
1'enana.ri. "''""-V.v. ti s 0 0
JACKSON TRIPLES
WITH BASES FILLED
.
White Sox Win From bt.
Louis by 8 to 5.
Sr. Lous, May 1 (American). Chi
cago defeated St. Louis, 8 to 5, in the
opening game of tho series hew to-day.
Vangllder was driven from the box In
the second inning after 7ackson had
tripled with the bases filled. Faber was
hit freely, but, St, Louis was unable to
hit In the pinches. The score:'
CHICAGO f A.) ST. LOUIS (A.)
I DETROIT BEATEN
TWELFTH STRAIGHT
o
4 .
Cleveland Tonnds tho Tiger
Pitcher for Victory by
Scoro of 9 to 3.
Detooit, Mich., May 1 (American).
Detroit lost Its twelfth consecutlvo gamn
to-day, Cleveland pounding four or five
pitchers for fifteen hits and winning.
9 to 3.
RESULTS 01' YESTEUD.W8 GAMES.
Jersey City. 5: Toronto, 4 (first rame).
t.,..i ft,,, c. Tiimntn & fiteond rame).
Baltimore. 7;. Rochester. 0 (first gamel. abrhoae sbrhoae
ualllmore, : Kocnesier, o tscconu . iiboif,,, 400 2 o 0 Ausun.iD... isi
Ilurfalo. : Srracuse, I. Wearer.lb. 421 1 1 1 Oedeon.2b.. 411 2 60
a a n..,iino- 4 rflnt ifamel. ' v iit... i. 1 r. if M n it 5 ft 1 5 a O 1
Readlnr, 1!; Akron, S (second ame). jaoUson.lf. 5 1 3 4 0 0iRller.lb,,.. 4 00 13 10 The visitors grouped four hits In the
STANDING OK THE CLuns. i SSXSJSStSf 401 2 0 ! first Inning, one of them a home run by
naltlmore.. 7 I .700
.re.
.571
I 3 .S71 Rrrscuse.-... -"'I liin.nn
Totals.. ..14S271lllP.Colllns.. 100 0 uu
Toronto...
Rochester,
Reading..,
Srracuse.
Vf. I.. PC.
.. 4
.. 2
.. 3
. 1
1 Rlsberr.sa.
t-j Scbslk.c...
'--. I'aber.p...,
Akron
Game Scheduled for To-dar.
Uuffalo in Jersey City.
Toronto In Syracuse.
Rochester In Readlnt.
Akron In Baltimore.
TEKeTr.P
Jersey City made It three straight
victories over Toronto yesterday when
tho Skeetcrs took both ends of o? double
header from the Maple Lafi at West
Side Park In Jersey City. The locals j
won the opening tilt 5 to 4 and took
the second game by 6 to 5.
Tie visitors tied the score In the sev
enth Inning of the first game but lost
In the ninth when Peterson's wild throw
allowed Cotter to store from Jlrkt base.
Toronto finished well but fell short of
tying in the second game. The scores :
FIRST GAME.
JERSEY CITY (I.) I TORONTO (U
abrhoael abl!1?!;e,
Ebert.ss.... 1 1 0 0 2i:OR0urke.ss 4 0 2 1 3 0
Zilman.rf. 211 0 0 " S-iencer.cf ... 3 0 1 J 00
W-nrth If 4 A I , ft OlWhltf mstl.lf 4 01 1 0 0
Il.iim.n lh 1A 1 1 O OnatoW.lb... 4 t 1 H 1
Kane.rf,.... 4 00 4 OO Kellly.ri.
Dc 'Ile,lb. 4 1 1 10
J? ? Xter,"::- U i I Speaker with two on bases. The opn
10 o l eVannlder.p ing round netted Cleveland -our rum,,
10 CUrfe".' ooo o iojand Ehmko was taken out after tho firs;
two batters to face him In the second
Inning had hit safely. The score:
CLEVELAND (A.) I DETROIT (A.) I
abrhoae' abrhoae
.... oraney.lt.. 4 3 4 J iv lounr.jo... tvi s
Two hssf blts-Jirliin. TAMa. Three Mse rh. '.' ... - nHhu 400 1 55
..25 51227 14 t
To'.ali.
Ilstte.1 ffor Darls In elgbta.
Chlcnro I I) O 0 O O O I M
St. Iiiilt. 11OO11O0 I--
III I
ni
Jour,
0. Ilsses on balls
of! VarMrHder,
iiuk orr
siith); o
Darls. 3 In 0 1-3 innlmr: off !urell. none In
1 Innlnc. lilt hr plteher-Dy Taber ilClllnnl,
bv Darls (Felvhl. Struck ont-llr 1'aber. 1.
Innlnf pltelier-Kaber.' l)lnrt pltchtr- an
irllder. Umplren-Vhlll and Owtni. 'lime of
(imt 1 hour and 52 tnlnules.
n ha.-4:iiieso. ! ni. .KanJncrb. 20 11 2 3r,a;tl
alls-Off Kabkr. 1 ; b Wgans,2b. 4 00 2 lOlJones
riiir, iu m o luiiiutfi. Jamwsn.10 ooo - 10
ff Kerr. 2 In 31-3 lnnlnr! oB ! Van- .0x... 410 7.2)
In t M Inntnrs (3 out 'In second): off Cvjel-,cp s 0 3 3 1 )
EEE0ES AID GEORGETOWN.
Score T 1, With Sot an Enrned
Iluu for Victors.
Special to tut 8kh ikd New Voic llsaiir..
WASiiiNaTON, May 1. Errors paved
the way for Georgetown's 7 to 1 victory
over Virginia MlllUiry Institute at Hill
top Field to-day. Tho Blue and dray
failed to register an earned run, while
tho Cadets bunched a single and
double In the sixth Inning for their lone
tally. Score : .
GEORGETOWN.
ab r h o a e
H STsn.lb. 4 1 1 11 2.0
JS'ran.lf. 4 0 0 1 00
VVas.lb 4 00 1 10
Kenron.c. 3V0 s 0 0
fa!oney.. 1 1 on
)uds.ef.. 4 1 2 0 0 0
Ormbr.!b. 4 2 0 1 4 1
Wnl.li rf... 3 10 0 0 0
Hrman.p... 4 0 3 0 4 0
VA. MIL. INS.
ab r h o e
Sluart.si.... 4 1 3 2 4 2
Lfeeh.lf 101 J 00
Summers. rf, 4 00 0 01
Inmm.Iu.. 40 1 1 :o
irsrnU.rt 4 03 2 0 1
Tluntlnr.lb. 100 s 10
flardle.c 4 01 7 00
Mann. 3b 4 0 l o zo
Pice.n 10 0 I 10
McMlllan.rf. 000 0 00
Valrlamb... 100 0 00
Totals,. .. 7 127131
I
Totals 34 1 1 24 12 5
Ratted for Hosting m ninth.
ileorzelowu 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 T
V. II. ! 00000100 O-l
IWt on bases Georgetown, OS V. Sf. I,. 0.
Stolen baaes-Dudsc. 3: Walsh, 1. Sacrifice
hit-Leech. Two base bits II. SnlllTan, lly
nan, Insra'm, Oardle. Htrock out-Hr Hrmsn,
-. hr I'jr... 4. Us on ballsOff Pare. 3.
I'as-d ball-Kenroa. lilt by hitched ball-Bj
Pare (II. Sullltanl. Ralk-me.
BROWN BLANKS WESLEYAN.
IlUfe'.ow.lb. t.0 0 13 10"ordM.. 410 1 50
Hall:k.cf.. Sll 2 0 0 9olers.2b.... -10 7 11
Uncaster.c 4 2 1 12 0 0 Wlnaor.c.... '
Felton.n... 212 1
GC4.P.
.Mm.1r.nl n . 100 0
200 0 00 Maxer J?
Malouer.P,. "u
1-7
0-4
Totals.
f...
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
10 0 1 6 9 1
10 0 1 9 0 0
10 0 2 3 1 0
9 0 2 3 0 0
2 0 1 2 0 0
6 0 18 10
9 0 1 30 1 0
10 0 0 5 3 1
2 1 0 4 3 0
7 0 0 7 3. 0
10 0 0 1 13 0
85 1 9 "S .54 2
BOSTON.
AB. R BH. PO. A. E.
7 0 1 8 0 0
11 o o r. io 2
,10 0 2 C 0 0
911400
,10 0 2 43 1 0
, 11 0 3 1 7 0
.10 0 3 1 ' 9 0
,2 0 0 4 3 0
10 10 0 0
.601610
. 5 0 1 0 11 0
..82 1 15 78 42 2
ioia.....-j ToU)ii -MI5ttM34
Batted for Rickard in the sixth trxlni.
tone out nen winmnr run "
iWrard ' 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
rom.il 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0.0 0
mm k... hitnnlcn Three base hit
Frothinrham. Sacrifice hit-Howard. Racrv
ace flr-IVrklnson. First ba on ejrors
IlarTard. 2. -Left on bises-IIaryard, .! ; tor
nell. 9. Hlt-Off Felton. 3 in 5 1-S nrins.
off Good. 2 In S2-S liminrs; off Rlckanl. W
in 5 Innlmrs; off Mslonejr. 4 In . '""i"'''
Stolen ba"-Perklns. 2: Lancaeter . "ncoln.
m.. mi hills-Gff Felton, S: off Good,
2; off Rickard. 1: oft Maloner. i- ",r,uc,01:
-Ilr Felton. 2: br Good. ,3: br RlcUard 1:
br Maloner. 3. Double p'.ars-Lincoln, Em-
. ... ....... k'nl... finrl MurnliT Wild
mom iim wov., . -.. ill - i,.hi
irhe-Fe!lon. Jia oner .
f,all-nr Felton. 2 HTO.S, J). , h-??2'
Time of rsm 2 hours and 51 minutes. i.m.
pires Stafford and Barry.
Coming into the half mile, and with
Harvard having lncrearel Its lead al
most to a quarter of a boat length, the
Crimson was going very strong. After
passing under the bridge less .than a
ml!e from the finish, with nearly three-
quarters of a. lesth lead,. Harvard
seemed to be rowing with plenty In re
serve. Harvard held this advantage
down to the last quarter of n mile, but
then tho Tigers began to rally. 'With
out raising their stroke more than a
beat or two, tho Jerney watermen sim
ply lifted their shell through the water
Harvard kept going In form, but the
Princeton boat came swiftly In those
last 400 yards. In the last furlong the
Tigers not 'only rowed the Crimson down
'. but passed the Cambridge shell and won
by almost a third of a length. Penn,
continuing a much higher stroke than
either of the other crews, was alwaya
more than a length behind after the
first third of a mile.
In the race for tho second crews the
start was even but the Harvard Juniors
got a. third of n length In the first quar
ter of a mile and wero unable to. In
crease this until the last quarter. Then
In a sprint Harvard won by half a
length. The crews were made up as
follows:
Prlricelon Stroke. Cresswell; 7, illlne;
. rhlsholm: 5, Sinclair: 4. Ooke: 3.
Jirlsham: 2, Terry; bow. Page; coisnaln,
Rojenbaum.
Pennsylvania Stroke. Thomas: 7. Ell
sen: . Illnkley; 5. McF.lrny; 4, Copeland:
t. Swan; 2. Keller (captain); ban, Ames;
coxswain. Gillette.
HHarrertl-Strokc, Olnntert: 7, Damon: (I.
EedKWlck; 5, McCagft". 4. Terry: 3. Ilurden;
?. Lothtop: bow, Davis (captain); cox
swnin, Williams.
Harvard. Junior Varsity Boir, Atkinson;
2. Cr P. Bntehelder. Jr : 3. Appleton; 4.
B-unenn: 6, Kane; 4. Ii. I. Uatchelder;
7,- Pond; stroke, Jenuey; coxswain. Tier
on. Princeton Juniors Bow. McAIpIn: 2,
Bowman; 3, Jone: 4, Leh; 5, Martin:
6. Curil; 7. Klnnon; stroke, Campbell;
coxswain. Scull.
Harvard Freshmen Bow, W'igcleaworth;
I, Bradford; 1. Uulse: f, Wlster; 6, Flske:
6, Morgan: 7, Kunhardt; stroke. Ohl;
Coxswain, Badger.
Princeton Freshmen Bow, Rchmertx; 2,
Howland; 3, Wlggans; 4. Jackson: 5, 1111
gartn'er; 4, Montgomery; 7, Marburg;
stroke, Wright; coxswain, Gardner.
NAVY BOAT RACES OFF.
- Wafer nnd Wind Too finch for
' Oarsmen at Annapolis.
, Bptcuil to The Sex xxp New Yobk Uxiald.
Ajapous, Md., May 1. High winds
' and rough water prevented the race this
afternoon between tho crews of the
Naval Academy nnd Union Boat Club of
Boston. The final decision was delayed
until the last moment The visitors left
Annapolis to-nlght,,tis they could not re
main', over and race Monday.
Powell, c.
Pick. 2b
Mann. 1. f
Cruise, r. f.. ..
Holke, lb
Boeckel 3b
Mnranvllle, ss
O'Nell, c
Chrlstenbury..
Gowdy. c...
Oeschger, p. . .
Totals
Batted for O'Nell In the ninth Inning.
Brooklyn
000 010 000 000 000 000 000 000 001
Boston
000 001 000 000 000 000 000 000 00 1
Called, darkness.
Two base hits Maranvllle. Oeschger.
Three base hit Cruise. Stolen bases
Mvers. Hood. Sacrifices Hood, Oesch-
ircr. Powell. O'Nell.' Holke, Cruleej
Double playw Olson to Konetchy.
Oeschcer to Gowdy to Holke to Gowdy
Loft on bases Brooklyn. 11; Boston.
16. Bases on balls Oft Cadore, 5; off
Oeschger,-!: Struck out By Cadore. 6;
by Oeschger, 7. Wild pitch Oeschger.
UmDlres McCormlck and Hart Time
of game 3 hours and 60 mlnntes.
PIRATES ARE BEATEN
Ruether Is Steady and Reds
Win by 7 to 1.
On Scholastic Diamonds
Tlin High School ofr Commerce base
ball team scored an easy victory over
the Evander Chllds High nine yesterday
at the Catholic Protectory grounds. The
score was 14 to 4. The feature of the
game was a homo run by Gehrig In the
eighth Inning when the bases were
filled. Schacht, a brother of Al Schacht,
the Wushbigton -pitcher, twirled a per
fect game for Commerce. Schacht was
never In danger and struck out nine
batsmen. "The scorer
Erander
CinniKrre
Batteries Wolf. Cassldy
Schacht and llctaturblln.
and
R. It. E
4 7 4
14 14
Sbelber;
JfAVT'3 5.ACIIOSSE STICKS BEST.
Bp rial fo Tnx Sex axd New Yoik Hr.iun.
Annapolis, Md., Mny 1. St John's,
the 'local college, played surprisingly
well this afternoon, holding the Naval
Academy lacrosse team to 5 Jo 0, two
goals being scored In the first half and
three In the second Herring led In the
scoring, with three tallies. The Mid
shipmen had in their strongest lineup
and "were given a stiff tussle by the
srwlft collegians.
Mohegan School's baseball team yes
terdav defeated the Mount Pleasant
Academy nine at Mohegan. N. Y., by B
to 4 In eleven Innings. Barton, who
pitched for tho winning team, allowed
only seven scattered nits, -inc score
It. II. E.
VI Pleuant 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0-4 7 I
Mw.n 0002010100 l-o 13
Batterles-SarcUa and Dick: Barton and
Ponell.
MorristowS, N. J.. May I. Morris
town School defeated Rutgers Prep
School here to-day In a well played
i.na.hnll rame bv 6 to 0. Only thirty
men faced Pitcher Seelle In nine Innings.
Stsrk.ib.... 300 3 0
Cotter.c 4 2 2 5 2 0
Wilhelm.p
412 1 00
B'burn ,3b. . 3 11 1 3 0
l.nnn'h 4 0 1 1 21
Sspdberr.c. 4 10 I 2 0
'DO a coOuinn.n.,
uoniaies..
00 1 30
100 0 00
Totals 30 J S 77 IS llPeterson.p. . 000 0 0'
NAVY, 6; SOUTH CAROLINA, 1.
Gniuea Striken Oat Eleven nnd
Allows Three Safe lilt.
j Pptcial to Tun Sr.x xsd Nt w Yomc IIecii.h.
Annai-ou?. Md.. May 1. In the first
athletic competition between representa
tives of these Institutions the Naval
Academy won from the University of
South Carolina he.re this afternoon by
6 to 1.
Tn!ls....23 4 10124 H2
Batted for Quinn in the seventh Innlnr.
fjione out hen winning run km i
Toronto 0 (I 0 2 0 O 2 O O-J
Jersey City l 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-..
Two base lilts-Zltnvin. Rsamaa. Moien
base-Whlttman. sacrifices-Stark.. Wilnelm.
Uft on baM-Jerser Cltr. : Toronto. 3.
Bases mi Ulls-Off Gnlnn, a; off Peterson. 1:
off Wllhelm. 1. Struck ot-Br W lltijim.
by Quinn, 2: by l-eterson. i. -aru
Sindt-n:. Lrtliw pltcbr-Petenn. I mnlre
O'Brlen. Time of game 1 hour and 40 minutes.
SECOND GAME.
JERSEY CITY (I.) I TORONTO (I.)
abrhoael b rti p a e
EbertM.... 4 0 0 0 4 llO'Rourke.ss 201 0 10
ritman.ef.. 4 1 1 4 0 0 Dwrer.cf....
Wworthjf. 50 2 1 OOlS'eer.cf-Jbj. 6 1 2 2 00
Bauman.Sb 112 2 1 2 OlWhittminJf 5 1 4 0 0
Ksne.rf.... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Onslow.lb.. 4 1 0 ! 0 0
DeVlle.lb 1 22 10 0 0
Slrlc.5h. .20 2 2 30
Freltar.c... J00 9 00
Ferxuson.n. 4 0 2 0 1 "
Totals...SICi;2710 1
n.lllr rf .... S12 2 10
B'hum.lb... 200 0 0 4
G'.ile..'b-M. 3 1 2 0 3 0
i'.An -n-3h SOI 1 A V
Ssnrfhenr.c . 3 00 5 0 0
Wa'sh.e l "
nader.P ll ;
Hk,P 3 0 1 0 10
Total 41 Sll 2 111
Toronto 2 ! 3t 2 J i ? J 3
JerserCltr o 0 0 2 3 0 1 0 x-
TwobaJ" hits-Spencer , Bajler. Itfjll
u.tr v.n. Threi. base hlt-De Norille
IN ANOTHER GAME. &r$
. i Toronto. 11. B.-s on balls Off Bader. 3, on
Heck. 2: on rerrnson. i. TV:
t In 5 innlnrs. Hit br Ptcher-Br Bader
,pi.it.- he Heck (Stark): br Ferguson
(Dwrer). Struck out-Br Barter. S: by Fer
roson. . Wild pltrh HefK
Bsder. L'mrlre-G'Brlen.
2 hours and 5 minutes.
Pm-snLRO. Pa.. May 1 (National).
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg to-day by
a score of 7 to 1, maklng.four defeats
and no victories tor the local team on
the home grounds this season.
Ruether was steady and effective,
while Adams was hit hard In the sec
ond, fifth and seventh Innings. Errors
by Cutshaw, Hoefiner and Adams cacn
let In a run. The score:
i-INTIKN-ATI iS.t I PITTSBURG IN.)
abrhoae abrhoae
Rath.Jb.... 4 2 2 3 6 O'Birbee.lf.... 4 0 1 4 0 0
nanbwt.ih 4 1210 0 1 Carer.cf. .. 110
Oroh.Jb.... 311 1 lOls'worth.rf.. 4 02 2 00
Roush.cf... '4113 0CIWhltted.Sb.. 4 0 0 2 0 0
Loslnr Ditcher-
Time of game
U. OP 8. C.
ab r h o a e
rhindler.rf 200 0 0 0
Richard s.lb 4 0 0 8 0 1
Wllson.ss... 4 00 2 21
NAVAL ACADEMY.
ab r h o a e
Mllncr.ss..., 3 11 1 2 0
Pino "b 4 11 3 10
Pooled.... SI 0 1 00
3b 40 1 2 0)
smlth.c... 4 1 1 3 2)
Ehmkrp.... 000 0 10
Okrle.p..... 1 00 0 01
rvit.n ooo 0 it
lAHn n 000 0 00
Totals.. 37llS 27 14 0Gialcr.p.... 0 00 0 10
I'Shortcn.,.. 101 0 0)
' Totals... 31 3 10 27 181
Batted for Okrle In fifth.
Clereland 40002003 0-3
Detroit ( 00011000 1-3
Two bae hits-Granev (2). Veadi, Chap
man. Young, Hellman, Tliree bavi hlt-Cob.
Itnmi. mim StiAker. Sarrifltt! Gardner.
Wood. lYambsiraiui. Double play-Uu41i.
Vrtinir anil llllmnn Bush anil Hcilmail.
Ift on bases-Detroil. I; Cleveland, 9. Bate,
nil balls-Ehmke. 1: Okric. 1; Cox. 2. Hits
Off Eumke. 8 in l inning mono out in hn-
end): off Okrle. 2 in 4 Innings; off Cox, i
tn 2 1-3 Innings: off Alien. 2 In 2-3 Inning;
aiastler. none In l inning, nil or pinner
By Okrle (Johnston). Struck out-Br Okrie,
2: br Coreleskle. 7: br Cox. 1. Losing
? Ucher Khmke. Umpircs-HIIdebrand and
Eians, Time i:u.
Beaborn.c. 4 02 7 2 3IH'phrers.lb 31211 00
Sklnner.p.. 4 00 1 3 2nark.lf 302 0 00
Porter.3b... 2 1 0 2 4 2!Rawlings,rI 4 0 2 0 0 0
Harrer.2b. 4 00 o 2 0jHogan.c 40010 zo
Lanxston.lf 301 4 OO'Clourhlcr.Jb 3 1 0 1 40
Slzcman.cf. 30 0 0 0 1 Galnes.p.... 4 1 0 0 2
Totals.. 30 13 2113 101 Totals... 316S27P0
Vnir. of South Carolina... 0 1 0000 0 0 0-1
Nair 0 0 0 0 S 0 1 0 x-4J
Three bise lilt Clark. Sacrifice hits 11r.o,
Humphreys. Bates on balls Off Skinner, 3:
on Gaines. 4. Hit br pitcher llr Skinner. 2
iCIoughlrr. Poole). Struck out-Ur Skinner,
5: by Gaines. 11. Umpires ners and Stamp
of Baltimore. Time of game 2 hours.
ARMY NINE SHOWS FIGHT.
Shnt
Moan-
Oat West Vlrclnln
tnlneers by - (o O.
Webt Point. N- Y.. May 1. The Army
showed more fight to-day In beating
West Virginia than has yet marked the
soldiers' playing this season. The
Cadets shut out the Mountaineers In a
fast game, 2 to 0.
The West Pointers tallied In the first
Inning, Honnen's safe drive registering
Wllhlde and LysUd. The score:
ARMY
STICK WORK WINS
FOR CORNELL TEAM
Takes Opening Lacrosse
Game From Penn by 8 to J.
Special to Tns Srx xxt New Yobk Mebjid,
Ithaca, X. Y., May 1. Cornell de
feated Pennsylvania by tho scoro of 8
to 1 In the opening game of the Inter
collegiate lacrosse season here to-day.
The Ithacans excelled in-stlck work and
team play. They had a much stronger
offence and they forced the play Into
Quaker territory practically all of the
game. The Quakers only had three
phots at the Cornell goal and one of
them by Smullen landed In the net Cor
nell tcored four goals In each half. Mc
Kenzle, Volkhardt. and Taylor starred
for the Jthacans.
YALE NINE WINS
OVER DARTMOUTH
Kelly Pitches Old Ell to
Ensy Victory of Ten
to Four.
an
Bptcial to Tn 8bk axp New Ton. Ilium.
New Havin. Conn., May 1. aaia
kept up lta heavy hitting this afternoon
In the game with Dartmouth and beat
the Hanover collegians 10 to 4 after nn
inauspicious opening. Four singles and
a triple, the long hit by Kopf, resulted
in ihreo nrecn runs In tho first Inning.
Kelly settled down after that and was
Invincible until tho ninth Innlsg. wiser,
he allowed tlireo moro hits and a run.
The score:
DARTMOUTH. VALE.
abrboat ab r h o a
ne.tf Sll 1 O0Crane.lt 3io 4 io
Kopf.rb-ss. 4 1 2 2 6 1
M'ard u-:b Sll 3 21
Merrltt.D... 3 02 0 4 0
Kobert'n.lb 4 00 11 1 0
Bruce,3b 0 1 0 4 1
f. min.el... ail z uu
Itrowne.rf.. 80 o l ov,
Rawrer.tb... 3 4 4 2 0
reters.c i i h
Fabertr.cf.. 4110 0 1
Parsons. rf.. 412 3 ID
Aldrlfh.ss... til 1 11
Dlsmond.lb. 4 2 0 I 1 )
Holmes.Jb.. si: a
irpan nnnivil
ab r h o a e
Tvitch.lb. 4 02 2 1 0
Lrtle.ss.... 4 00 0 2 0
Dawson.r.. 3 0 1 0 2 1
Hemek.it. 4 0 1 3 0 0
abrhoae
Wilhide.lb. 4 10 3 11
Eastman.rf 401 3 0 0
Lrstad.rf... 313 1 10
Beasler.lb.. 4 00 1 4 0
Duncan, If.. 403 2 0 a Cutshaw "b. 4 01 2 4 lj
Kopf.s. 4113 s o .nmm.io.... iviu u'j
Neale.rl.... ill I zv.inton.ss iv; l 4u
AT BALTIMOIIE.
FIRST GAME.
ROCHESTER (I.) ' BALTIMORE (I.)
abrhoael abrhoae
Ing.Sb.... fOO 1 01'MaiseUb... 53 3 1 1 0
Bowen.cf . 50 2 0 OOjLawrr.lf ... fj J 1
Kinsella.lf 30 3 0 oUaeobson.cf 411 1 0 0
Matt'ws.lf. 0 00 0 OOln-ntler.lb.. 4 1212 0 0
Foler.rf. .. 4 00 3 n 0 HnMen.rf... 4 03 : 0 0
WNte.ss. . 40 0 0 1 1 moler.ss.... 3 00 l.jt
TJo'ruei.lb 4 0111 0 ni.hor.:b. 401 1 3 0
3 10 1 opinon.an.2D jo: ; '"""-, "i :
liererS.C... IU ..riaim.k-,- -v- v
B.rnes.D... 30 0 1 B n
Wlnro.e.... 30 0 4 1 0!
Ruether.p.. :op o zv
Totsl 33 7 11 27 14 1
HoefTner.c... 3 0 1 2 2 1
Adams.p.... 2 0 1 0 4 1
Nlcholmn.. 100 0 0 0
Mesdor.p,... 0 00 0 0 0
f 13 3
Totals 32 1 1
Batted for Adams In eighth inning.
Cincinnati 0 1 002130 0-7
Pittsburg 10000000 0-1
To base hits Kopf. Soulhworth. Three
base hit Cutshaw. Stolen bases Daubtrt.
Carer, Sacrifices Rath. Wlngo. Daubert.
Roush Double plars Neale and Daubert:
Kopf. Rath and Daubert: Cutshaw, Caton
and Grimm. Left on bases-Cincinnati. ;
Pittsburg, S. Bases on balls Off Ruether. 1:
off Adams, t. Hits Oft Ruether. 8 in 9 In
nings: off Meador. 1 In 1 Inning; on; Adams.
10 In I Innings. Struck out-Br Ruether, .;
by Adams. 1. Winning pitcher Ruether.
Losing pitcher-Adams. UmrlreaKlem and
Emslle. Time of game-1 hour and 41 min
utes M
ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS.
Make It Two Straight Prom the
Senators by O to 4.
Washington, May 1 (American).
Philadelphia made it two straight from'
Washington to-day In a poorly played
game by a scoro of 9 to 4. Shaw was
knocked out of the box In the fifth In
ning. Welch, Philadelphia centre
fielder, sprained his ankle In catching
Shannon's fly in tho eighth nnd had' to
be carried off the field. Score:
PHILADELPHIA IA.)' WASHINGTON (A.)
ab r h o a el ab r h o a
Prkes.3b'.. 4 0 2 2 3 HJndge.lb.... 4 00 I 10
Slrunk.rf.. 411 5 0Vlan.lf.... S02 5 00
Walker.lf.. 511 1 0 2Rice.cf 4 00 1 10
Orlffln.lb.. 5 00 9 lORoth.rf 4 2 1 3 0 0
rniran.Jb.. 4 2 3 2 I o (Mnnon.SU 5 01 o 00,
Welch.cJ... 411 3 00
Wltt.cf..,. 00 0 0 00
Prrkins.c. 411 2 10
Gallo'ar.ss 3 23 1 4 2
Klnncy.p... 412 1 10
Cahusus, Pa., May 1. Dickinson
High School easily defeated Franklin
nnd Marshall Prep here this afternoon
on a heavy field by 1C to 3. The local
lads fielded, well and completely out
shone their old rivals.
TOO 1VET FOIl TENNIS.
Nrw Haven, Conn.. May 1. Wet
weather caused cancellation of a tennis
meet between Yale and Williams litre
to-day and also between the second Vale.
ln i..m nnd ltnlv T-'rOAS. 'I
i 1 1 1 1 1 o - - -.
Ellerry.ss... 200 0 1 1
n'Netu.aa... 311 l 2 0
Harris Sb... 300 2 2 2
nharrirr.c. 4 10 t 4 0
Shaw.p too 0 0 0
Zacharr.o.. 2 02 1 10
Totals....37 91327 11SI .
i0iaJS.....J 4 7 Zl 1Z 3
Philadelphia 020040010-9
Washington 00010011 1
Two baaa hits Drkes. Perkins. O'Neill.
Three base hit Gallowar. Stolen base-
Rice. Sacrifice Dykes. Double piar-Per
lim nn,1 Dvkea. Left on bases Phlladel
nhia. 4; Washington. 13. Bases on balls Off
Kinner. 7: off Shaw. 1; off Zacharr. 1. Hits
Oft Shaw. 11 In 4 21 Innings: off 7acharr,
In 1 1.3 Innlnrs. Struck out Br Shaw. 2:
br 7.arharr. 2: by Kinner. 2. Losing pitcher
-Shaw. Umpires Moriartr and Connolly.
Time 01 game 1 nour ano minuies.
IlltOWX ATHLETES IN FHONT.
M iddletown , Conn., May 1. Brown
defeated Wesleyan In a dual track meet
here this afternoon by a score of 71 1-6
tb 31 5-6.
Snlerf..." 10p 0 00! Totals 21 71127120
Totals... .3 0 921 131
Batted for Barnes In ninth Inning.
ti V,.,.,.. AAABOOOO p n
Bait more a j o a u v w v
Dorser.rf.. 4 00 1 0 0 Honenss... 40 1 0 12
Maderia.lb 4 0 0 7 0 llBlalk.lf .. 300 0 00
Martln.c .. 401 a ooibuio.id zomi
Armst'g,2b 4 0 1 2 2rirson.c.. 2 00 7 2 0
Nrfflln.rf.. 4 00 0 0IMcGrath.p. 301 0 4 0
Rerbold.. 0 00 0 0 0
PENN 'WINS AT NETS.
and
Totals 30 2 5 27 II 3
Totals....3S0t 24 7 21
Batted lor Armstrong in nintn inning.
.1... 1'l.lnl. nAflliAOAA fl A
Army 20000000 x-2 1
Stolen bases Wllhlde. Lrstad. 2: Martin.'
Bases on bails-Off McGrath. 1: .off Daw.;
on. 1. Struck out Br McGrath. 4: br Dsw.
son. 7 Hit br pitched ball-Br McGAth
(Maderia): br Dawson (Billo). Passed ball
Erlscon. Left on bases Army. 5: West Mr
rtnli. 9. Umpirts Cullura .ami Marshall.
Time of game t hour snd 3 minutes.
Defeats N'avy In Singles
Hrenki Even In Doubles.
Special to Tils Sc.s .u New Yobk lUaitD.
ANNArous. Md., May 1. The Univer
sity of Pennsylvania won at 'tennis
from the Naval Academy this afternoon
by taking four of the five strings of
singles and dividing, the two In doubles.
The best string of singles was that be
twen Goldsborough of Pennsylvania
nnd Mclvcr of tho Academy, which the
former won after a hard fight.
Knlcbt Allows Only Tito Hits and
IVIns Gome, S to O.
.special to The Bcs and New Ynnic HtaiLD.
Providence, R I., May 1. Brown shut
out Wesleynn. 2 to 0, In a well played
game of baseball hero to-day. Knight
,wa In great form, allowing only two
uns. i ne trore:
' WKELEYAN. I BROWN.
ab r o a et ab r o a e
Jones.Jb... 4 0 12 llStandith.rf. 4 10 0 0
ll.itrnmi.cf 3 0 2 0 0 Tlnker.tb... 4 114 0
l'oo'e.rf ... 3 0 0 0 0 Peckham.lb 3 1 12 1 0
Wr . .... 3 0 12 OiHaddletnn.c. 4 16 0 0
.'an.tx.lb... 3 1 12 0 HD.ma.lb 3 110 0
Liwioii.'.b 3 0 15 OiKox.lf cf.... 4 110 0
Haines, If... 3 0 1 0 0 Moody.cf... 3 0 2 0
Hever.c... 3 14 2 1'Odrn.M.... 10 3 4
fireen.D.... 1 0 2 3 OiKn ght.o.... 3 0 14 0
Tomlinson. 1 0 0 0 O'MIUer.lf 0 0 0 0 0
ti'onno y... 0 0 0 0 o Uemall 1 o o o o
namp ooooo
. Totals so fziu i
Totals 27 2 2114 3
Batlrd for Batsman In the ninth InUlnr.
IBatted for Webb In the ninth Inning.
JBatted for Jacobs In the ninth inning.
IBatted for Moolr In tbe eighth Innlnr.
Wesleran 000000000-0
Brown 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 x-2
Runs scored br Individual plarera Peekham,
Haddleton. lilts OR Knight. 2; off Green, 4.
Stolen bases Fox. Oden. I'cckham. Standlsh,
Two bsse hits Dana, HaddlPton. Sacrifice
hits Green. Dana. Struck out Br Knight,
4; br Green, 3. Bases on balls Off Knight,
; off Green, 3. First base on eiror Brown.
1. Left on bates Brown, t; Wesleran, 4.
Umpire Finn.
COLLEGE IIA.SEn.VLL RESULTS.
At Snntli FleM-CoInmhls S. Williams 1.
At Fordhain Field Fordham 11, Johns Hop
tins 2.
At New Brunswick. N, J. Rutgers 8, MUdle
1 urg .1.
At New Haren Yato 10, Dartmouth 4.
At West lilnt rtnr 2. West Vlrgln'a 0.
At Cambrliige, Mass. Harvard 7. Cornell 10
(twelve innlnzsl.
At Worcester-ilbo-ie Island Stafe 2, Worres.
ter Teel. 1.
At Medrord, Mss.-Tnft 20. Trlnltr 0.
At I'rineelon I'rlneeton 0. 1'ennsrlvaola 5.
At Annapolis. Md. Navr 0, L'nlwsltj of
South Carolina 1.
At Pruvlden'e. R. I. Brown 2. Wesleran 0.
At L-wlston-Bates 2, Maine 0.
At Amherst-Connecticut Aggies 1. Mass.
Agricultural Ollese S.
At Washington Georgetown. 7: Virginia
Milttur Institute, 1.-
At Easton, Pa Princeton Scrubs, 5: La
farette Scriibj. 3.
At Troy Rensselaer. 7: Brooklrn Polr, 0.
At Ilurllngton, Vt, Holy Cross. S; Uni
versity of Vermont, 3,
At 'Madison University of Wisconsin, 4;
Indiana, 1.
At Swarthmore Swarthmore, 0; New
York University. 0.
At Villanova Villanova, 14; Catholic
University, 5.
At' Hurllnston Holy Cross, 8: Vermont
University. 3.
At State College Lafayette. 3; Penn
State, 1.
r.oj.e 251 1 HEslly.p 411 o 1
Totala 11 4 24 17 7 Totala...33 10 12 27 12 J
Itartmoath 3 0 0 0 ; o i-
yal "
Three base hlt-Kopf. Sacrifice hlt-ranona,
Left cn baseaDartmOttth, 5: isle, 11. bto en
lasea-Sawyer. Fahertr. Paraoni. Doub.e
rlar Parsons, Diamond and refers. Bases on
balls-Off Kelly, 7: oft Mcrritt. 5. Struck out
Br IWly, 2; by Merritt. 2. Wild rltch-llfr-rllL
Hit by pitcher-Bruce Fahertr, Crare
Time-2 hoars 5 minutes. Umpire-Mr. John
stone. STEVENS LACROSSE VICTOR.
Outran nnd Onlpasses Swarth
more In a to 1 Came.
Stevens defeated Swarthmoro In la
crosse I na well played gamo on Castlo
Point Field In Hoboken yesterday after
noon. The score was 3 to 1. The homo
team outran, outpassed and generally
outplayed the visitors, especially In the
first alf.
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BUFFALO (I.) SYRACUSE (I.)
Bhrh n a 1 ah r h n II ,
Two bsse hits Malsel. Beniler. llollshan. (..,,....-, jji i o 0MTonnell.:b 4 1 1 0 6 11
Holden. Tnree oi' mi nei siuicuinarner.il.. 4112 o oi.MCAipine.3D a 1 1 J ("
baes-KInella. Malsel Sacrinrs-JTsnk. . Mlller.lb... 4 01 10.Cote!lo.f.. 40 2 2 1 0
T-r. i,...Ttnrhi.r. it: Baltimore.
B.ses on balls-Off Barnes. 2: off Prank. 1.
Hit br pitched ball-Br Frank (Kins-lla).
stmek out-Br Frank 9: br Barnes. 3.
Winning nitcher-Franlct Lolng pitcher
Barnes. Umpires Derr and Warner. Time
of game 2 hours.
SECOND GAME.
BALTIMORE II.) I ROCHESTER (I.)
abrhoael abrhoae
M.UseUb.. 410 1 4 nJLorg.Sb.... 10 1 0 6 0
Lawrr.tf.. 40 1 0 0 n'Bowrn.e... 3 ' 0 3 0 0
JatHnei 4110 vomniii.wa,ii u; n
llen'ler.lb. 4 ?.1 lf.,0 0!Fnler.rf 400 2 0 0
Hr,li1nrf .4 02 0 0 0'Whlle.sS. ... 401
rifti.r.. .15 1 2 1 nlPodrle'i.lb 20 111 01
BIhon2b.. 4 1 1 3 5 0iHol'han.2b.. 40 2 1 3 1
Lefl'r.e.. ..321 1 0!Munn.c 4 00 4 0 1
Knelech.p.. 4 02 0 5 CSeanion,p,. 3 00 0 3 0
''Beyer 100 0 0 0
Totals.. .31 3 10 2713 0! '
I Totals... .33 3 7 21 15 3
Batted' f)r Seamon In the ninth innlnr.
Baltimore A 3 5 0 0 1 0 0 x-
Rochester 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-3
Two bas bits M.itthews. 2: Knelvh. 2
Jacobsin. Iflr. Ho'lthan. Stolen hae
Rmlnguea. Hollahan. Boley. Bentley. Malsel.
Left on bas Rochester. 4; Baltimore. 3.
Bies on balls-Off Knelscb. 4: off Seamon.
1 struck out Br Kreisfh. c; br Seamon. 2.
Winning nltiher Knelch. Losing pitcher-
hvamon. Umplrev-Derr and Warner,
of game 1 hou.- and 45 minutes.
xmlt.rf... 321 0 0 0-ShUle.rf .. 4 1 0 2 0 0
Dowtl.Ib.... 4 1 1 3 3 0'f'onnolly.c. 3V2 2 20
MeC'ren.Sb. 212 4 1 JIDonelson.cf. 1 1 2 2 0 0
Keatlnfe.ss, 31 0 3 2 0Werre.1b.... 4 0 1 14 00
Itengnugn.c ivi o wvhcikm. ,.v u
Gordlnler.p 2 1 0 0 t llPerrrman.p 4 11 0 41;
jarnes.p... ui i vi"iiviuvii. ... .w v vw
Totals... 3R?S2711'3 Totals... 33 7 11 27 11 4
Batted for Ferryman In ninth.
BnfTato 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 5-9
Hjracuw 00220000 37
Tito hani. hits MrCarren 12): Miller. McAl-
1 pine. Connollr. Thre base hit Gllholler. :
I . i . . i . ti i .r.A . ii n . ,
40 1 . u., .Mlll,, Illnln. (H fftntiollr .
Keatlne. Ift on bases Buffalo. 10: Syra-
ewe, 10. Baecu on balls Off Gordlnlfr, : oft
Prrrrnian. 7: off Jaynes, 1. lilts off Gordinler j
In 4 Innings: oil Jarnea. 7 in 3 innings,
Hit br pitcher Br I'errrrain. (McCarren). .
Rtniek ont liy Gordinler, 1; br James, 2. Wild
Pitch rerrrmau. Winning rltcher James
Umpires Corcoran and Storkdale. Time of
game 2 hours and 35 minutes. !
AMKIIICAX ASSOCIATION.
AT nEADIXG.
FIRST GAME.
AKRON II.) I READING ll.)
K h n 9 nl flh r h n
Shlelds.2b.. 3 20 2 2 I'Altenberg.rf 4 00 1 OOlMsrer.
Walslucf... 4 112 ooinurns.er.... 412 2 no
Shannon.lf. 53 3 3 OolWel-er.lf... S0O 4 00
Thortie.rf.. f 13 2 0 0 Brower.lb... 5 2 3 9 OA
Hoblltiel.lb 0 4 0 7 LO'Hummel.!h. 401 1 20
Webb.ss... 512 5 1 OlMarrlott.lb. 201 1 20
PiirlrlUb.. 52 2 3 1 01Sheridan.ss. 4 01 3 12
Walker.c... 4 02 3 1 HCrossin.c... 3 00 6 1ft
Moscier.P.. 6 02 0 1 0'Brown.p,... oOO 0 0 0
IKarpp.p 000 6 10
Totals.. 33151S27 9 2lHolme9,p... 300 0 30
l Totals... 31 J 8 17 10 2
Akron 5 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 4-13
Heading .'. 0110100003
At Columbus-- R. II, K
louhnllle .'. n 2
;)lmnt" .1 7 1
' Batteries Long and Koeher; Sherman and
tT.rtt.-r
Time I At St. Paul R. It. E.
Milwaukee 1 a 1
St. I'anl 4 11 1
Batteries Northrop. Trcntman and Gaston;
Merrltt and llsrgrave.
At Minneapolis- n. H. E.
Kansa-i City 4 ft 1
Minneapolis 7 0 1
naileries i;raus ami sweeney; irau ami
At Toledo R. n. R.
ndlanaiulis fl 11 3
Toledo r. 10 4
Batteries Murray. Prttr, and Henllne; Mid
dleton, Bmlr and Murphy.
SOCTIIKnX ASKOCIATIOX.
American and National League Records.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Worcealer '
'Worctiter ..,
Waterbury ....
H.iieries-Bach and Redman:
'i "lt Springfield
w jiaven
llalTerle Wat son.' ' ' ii a niil'a."
yTllsOn:,8ewall and Rudolph.
R. II. .
... 10 9 1
... 7 11 2
Kahn and
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES!
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York. Hi IJoston, 0,
Philadelphia. 9; lVashlngton, 4.
Cleveland, 0; Detroit, 3.
Chicago, 8; St. Louis, S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phllndelnhbi. fif New York. 2.
. - . j - . - . . i rmiiii.v - . . " ..
lirooKlyn, l; uoaton. i (so innings, railed Hirper.p.... 20 1 1 10
Two base hits Marriott. Bums (2). Brower.
Shannon (2). Pnrtell, Walkr, Mnseler. Three
haw hlf Shannon. Walsh. Home runs
Tlrower. Thorrje. Stn'en hae HoNitiel. Sac
rtfloe-Wlh (2), Hoblltiel. Webb. Pnrtell. flnjaffer and Peters.
waiser. Lxll on osee iteaina, v: Asrun.
10. Bases on ballaOff Brown. 1: off Karpn.
2; off Moeler. E. off Holmes. 5. Hita-Off
Brown 3 In 2-3 Inning; off Karpn. 4 in 2 2-3
Innings off Holmes, In S 2-3 Innlnrs Hit
br p'trhrr-Br Brown (Shields), hr Holm'J
IHnHlttel. Shields). Slrnck ont-Br Brown.
1 : by Karnp, 2; by Holmes, 1 twlng pitcher
Brown. Umpires Moran and McGowan. Time
SECOND GAME.
At Little Rock TL H. E.
Little Rock 9 13 ?
Nashville . , 3 S 1
Batteries Yellowhorso and Urottem;
Tomlln. Stathem and Kohlbccker.
At New Orleans It. II. E. '
New Orleans 0 4 2
Birmingham 0 3 0
Datterlea Walkel and Deberry: Cof
(Called end eighth to permit teama to
cateh traina.)
I
Mobile ...2 10 3
Atlanta 3 5 t
Batteries Hold and Coleman; Thorburn
and Klne.
At Memphis . II. II. E.
Memphis .4 10 0
Chattanooga ..........J 4
Batteries Canavan and UtschofT; York
and Nelderkorn.
AKRON (I.) j READING (I.)
. ab r ho; abrhoae
fhlcMs.Jb.. 600 0 1 1 Ulenberg.rf 5 1 1 1 00
Walsh.ef... 3112 0 1 B"-ns.ef.. 411 2 10
Shsnnnn If. 4 1 1 I AAtWeiier.lt... J! t a A a
Tho.,rf ..412 1 0 0nn)wer.lh... 41211 A A i
"onutiel.lb 4 0 0 in 2 " Mummel.Io. 50 0 2 2 0
SALTUS AND WICKERS WIN.
on account of darkneaaL
st. iiuis, 12; Chicago, .
Cincinnati, 7; Pittsburg, 1
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Chicago...
Boston.
Cleveland.......
Ht. LouU.
New York
IViulilnrton
rlilladelphla,....
Detroit
l'lared. Won. Lost.
10
13
12
10
12
1"
1 -
10
0
0
s
s
I
0
3
3
3
7
7
7 '
1!
The Pittsneld-Bridgeport game was port-
foiled' oa accesi ei w sauu...
R. H. E.J
I 13 1
..... a a a I
Bender and Hoston In New York (3 P. M.).
rnuaueipiius in uusiiinKion.
P.C.
.800
.769
.ISO
JOO
.417
.417
.361
.000
Cincinnati....
Brooklyn
Philadelphia..
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston.
Chicago.
New York...,
Flared. Won.
12
13
13
12
i IS
.0
13
It
Lost.
S
4
ff
a
7
ff
0
a
Dispose of Opponents In "Met"
rocket nilllnrd Tonrney. 1
. . I ll'l.l-.F. nM,1 Trn.w,, C1... AM.
Sl'sb" 412 1 iSilVn.,.: 432 2 io the winners last night In the Metropoll-
Fmlth.e 4ii a 1 1 KonnirK.c... 4 3 2. 2 0 0 tan cnampionnnip pocnei uiiuara tour-
uarnnait,p4i 2 0 4 ? nament In the Broadway Academy,
TotaJs linn-? ia where the event Is belnff staged under
V 1 . lta nitsnlrA. nf the National Aasnelft.
Hon of Amateur Billiard Players. Wick
ers defeated Clarence Hurd, 100 to SI,
Donovan. D. 100 0 II
Irving 100 0 0 0
Tntsl. 10 24 11 4
Batted for Donovan In the ninth Inning,
P.C. Akron 02000002 0 M. , -nntest whllft Hnllil. rt.
g alBriw.3,4 ArU Val fgY .
HH5 Walsh, Webb, Thorpe, Sheridan. Altenberg. . tha otI'er Eame. The scores.
tarn vuun - - " M a AllUUr H JCsW.-i-"IW, , . Ui Us 4Vt lm, id 1
. 2. 11, S. Total, 100. High ran. 13.'
.444
JOS
.373
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Chicago In St. Louis.
Cleveland In Detroit.
1
Philadelphia In nnraklyn (3 P. M.).
Pittsburg In Cincinnati.
St. Louis In Chicago.
J!? bases Bonis, Welser. Sacriftce Konnlck,
Bums. Utt on nasea Aaron, Heading, s.
Baaea nn balls-Off BarnhsrHt. 2; off Harper,
2r ofl Donovan. 2. Hlts-Off Harpr. 10 In '5 In.
nfngs; off Ponovar(, 3 In" 3 Innlnrs. Hit by
pitcher Br Harper 'KherMan). Struck oat
Hy Barnbsrdl. l:'by Harper. 3; br Donoran.1.
.Wild pitches Harper. 1: Donovan, 1. Losing
pitcher Harper Umpire Moran and Mc
Gowan. Time of game 1 hour and 43 minutes.
ff.
Seratchca.
Clarence Hurd I. 71, 1, 12,, 14. 8. 0. 4, 2.
1. 0. 12, .1. 7. Total. 81. High run. 22.
Scratches, 0. I
Hsrry Saltus-10. II. 10. 8J 0, 12, 8. 8, T.
0. 7. 4. n. Total, 100. llligh run, 14.
Scratches. 4.
? M. G. Howard 4. 1, 4. 0, 8,i2, 8, , T, 8. 7.
10. Total, 05. High run, 11,1 ikratches, 5. i
Warner Sugar. Refining Company
MAY 1st, 1920.
Announcement to the Trade:
In orcler that our sugars shall reach the consumer
in as direct a line as is humanly possible, to eliminate
the speculator and profiteer, to cany out our fixed
policy of the past in this respect, and to co-operate with
the Department of Justice to the fullest extent possible,
. you are hereby advised that we will accept no, orders
unless we are firmly convinced that the sugars are
not intended for resale except in the .usual and cus
tomary channels of legitimate distribution, and we
reserve the right, if we have any reason to believe that
any order is not intended for legitimate resale, to
cancel the order prior to the time of actual shipment,
and all our sales will be made subject to this under
standing. In connection with the foregoing, we call special
attention to Rule Six of the Special License Regula
tions prohibiting resales within the trade. . This rule
. reads as follows:
"RESALES WITHIN SAME TRADE PROHIBITED,
WHEN The licensee, in selling food commodities,
shall' keep such commodities moving to the consumer
in as direct a line as practicable and without unreason
able delay. Resales within the same trade without
reasonable justification, especially if tending to result
in a higher market price to the retailer or consumer,
will be dealt with as an unfair practice."
.
This rule we intend shall be lived up to, both in
letter and spirit. It is for your protection as well as
ours arid we expect your heartiest co-operation.

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