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MOSTCONSISTE
WINNER AT MEET
.Walker Stables' Entry Takes
Seventh Consecutive Race
at Jamestown.
[Special to Tho Times-Disput eh. 1
Norfolk, Vn.< April 12.?Mngu/ino,
from tin, stables >>f P. M. Walker, und
tlio most consistent winner of tho year
won the feature race at Jamestown to?
day. Magazine w.,s tho favorite, but
Joe Madden and Knights Differ hud
many friends. it was Magazine's
seventh consecutive victory, and he
ran the seven furlonr.s in i ;2S 1-5,
last time considering Hie condition of
the track. Sherwood won the Ufth
nice, u diisli of slN and a half, fur
longs, with Fond Heart a length be?
hind hlni. Hedge Itusu captured tho
lust race, over a mile and seventy
yards, utter .1 hard run up the stretch.
Harvey F.. u hfieeu to one shot, was
close second. I
Summary ?i" Invents.
First rac??Four and a lialf fur
Jens?--l'ii>t Sight, 111) (Martini. :. to
3, llrafj Floral Park, lio (Burns), 11
to "0. for place, second. Latent, 101
(Ambrose), 4 10 5. show, third. Time,
F>."> 1-6. L'xion. Hand All Around. Rose*
burg IV., .lack of Hearts also ran.
Second ran- Six and a half lur
longs?Mollle S., 105 CSchuttlngei), 2
to I. Ilrst; Louis. Wells, 107 (Fore-1
hand), ?; t" i. tor place, second; Aghar*,
312 (MeCahey), out to show, tliird.
Time, |;2a 2-3. Urse, Major Mej.eod,
F.. Joo Galtens also ran. j
Third iaci -Five and 11 half fur?
longs?Queen Bee; (Forsythn), 11
to it), Urs;. Stnlmnre, 102 (Martin), 6
to for place, second. Aruuy, 1?"
(.Ambrose 1. to 1. show, third. Time,
1:08 1-5. Naughty Kos.. Ridgclund.
Dorothy T. Captain Inglish also ran.
I'.until race- Seven furlongs?Magn?
etite; 111 (lislep), 0 to :.. lust; Blccr
tioneer. ill (Obert), .' 10 1. for place,
second; Joe Madden, 10S (Schuttlligcr)j
j to J. 10 show, third. Time, l:2S. l-.">.
Silver Knight, Hoffman, Knights Pil?
fer, Itosseau -\. Norbltt, St. bumlus
nho ran.
Fifth nice?six and a half furlongs?
Sherwood, IP.) (Schiittlttger), 2 to 1.
jirst; Fond Heart. Mfi (Burns); 7 to 10
for place, second; l?ady Irma, 10S (For
?>ytho). out to show, third. Tune.
3 21 1-.'.. Onag r, Camel and Aghicr
also ran.
Sivt;. ram?mile and seventy yards?
Hedge lies,-, ion (SchuttInger), to .">.
Jirst; lliiriey F., 109 (McCtihey). 1 to 1
tor place HCcbnd; Aplaster. ?0 (?m?
ter ise), to I to show, third. Time,
3:1/ 2-Ii. Montiignie, Golconda and
Fred Mtllhollii.nd also ran.
IjntrleM lor To-IJny.
First raci?four and a hall furl^rgs,
for two-j .ar-olds, piii'so?Sweet Times,
110; Cordte F.. 112; Rebound. 107;
Church Bell; 107; Calgary, 110; Counter
parti lie; Our Duchess, 107; Captain
Elliott, 107?eight.
Second race?mile and six furlongs,
lout -year- ilds ami up, hurdle, selling
?Sam Wcllcr. 1.1?; High Hal. lit; 'VII
linllu, IIIS; The Speaker, 138; Thtr.lsm?;
la I; ?Zell wood. 131.
Third race?six furlongs, thrce-year
olds and up. selling?Mason. Ill; Ves?
per, '.'7; Aladdin's Uinip, I0(.; Bait, 97;
Joe Galtens, 113; Grctildu. 110; Mar
coiirl, I0S; To hi Melton, lOii.
Fourth rac.one mile, Montlccllo
Handicap, thrao-yciir-olils and up
Heaucop, I0S; Busy, IOSj Kormack, 106;
Jenny Geddes, !? I; Sticker, 102; -.Aspirin.
10?; Hard ol Hope. 102; tO'jlonel Hol
loway. OS; IBub lt., 116.
I'lflii nice?live and u half furlong''.
1hrce-year-olds and up. Bulling?Union
Jack, 102; Sarg Kirk, 106; "Thrifty,
P9; Annvrl, 110; ?I'erishiro, 107; Pcttis
Chcvaux, 10!, Clinton Queen, 102; Mng
B?lh'?, 122.
Sixth raci -i!\ furlongs, thrcc-year
<uus and up. selling?Anna J_? Daley,
106| 'Kthel Lobrume. 101; Slim Princess,
97; Deduction, a9; Miss Joe. ?7; Pedl
K-'ec. logi Rod and Gun, 97; Tonlata,
3 1;:.
Seventh race?mile arid a furlong.
Ihrtc-yenr-nlds uAid up. selling -Colonel
HolI'JWa.v, !'9; .Gra-jia. t^l; *My Gal. 92;
"Woodcraft, 10$; Lord, Klam, 100; ?Onk
litirst, KM.
?Five-pound apprentice allowance,
[Walker entry.
JBeverwylch entry.
High School Winner.
John Marshall nigh School rind
Richmond Aenelehij played eleven in?
nings 10 .. .: t., 2 score yesterday af?
ternoon, the public school nine filially
Winning. joo game was replete with
sensational plays, and both dubs put
up re m p. r kable Hehl lug gnme-s. This
vns the ilrst of Hie prep school games
for the championship of the city, mc
Giilre'i will be 1 lie oib. r contender.
"You sec (hem wherever you i;<>; they
j go wherever you see them."
KORD AUTO CO., 1629 W. Broad St.
TROT COLLEGE
Slow and Uninteresting Contest.
Will Play Carolina
To-Day.
I Spec la l i>.? The Time*-Dlspa>tc>h.]
?ChurlottcsviUe, Va., April 12.?Vir?
ginia defeated Trinitj College, i>r
Hartford, 'to-day s to i, in a sluw and
uninteresting . . contest. Both teams
lUtt up an exceedingly poor fleldlnt
gitinc, iliu thirteen errors . figuring
lurgcly in the ruu-gatutig. Gr?nt was
in .tin- box tor Virginia, and kept bio
lilts well scattered, except in ttic fifth,
when a double and two .singles in suc?
cess i on netted the visitors u pair ot'
runs.
.Spectacular running catches wer.?
made by the two left Holders, Vl/.nct,
tor Trinity, and Fitchctl, lor Virginia.
Find ley, Seil, Lander and liowoil led
with tile silck. McGulru got a screech?
ing triple. Douglass's strained ten?
don was liurt over again when ho stole
second in the Ural inning, and he re?
tired in favor of Hewitt.
The Virginia team left at 'J o'clock
to-night ior Greensboro, w.hore to?
morrow it plays tho lirsl ot a four
gamc scries wi/Ji North Carolina
Itlxcy will oppose Carolina's crack
twirler, Lee. who recently dffc.itoil on
Carolina Licnguc teams and lias not
tuet defeat this season. The ;.corc:
Virginia.
AB. Ft. It O. A. B.
Plndley, a . ? 2 3 12 0 o
Ule. rf .G o 0 3 0
Douglass, ss . 0 oono
Hewitt, sa . J 1 <1 0 S!
xeff, ab . < 1 2 1 0
Carter, lb . 4 o n 6 it
ritehctt, if . 4 t i j n
McCluire, 2b . 4 0 10 1
Linder, rr . It 1 2 1 1
Grant, n . 4 l 1 2 2
xMo.Morrls . u l o u (j
, Total* .SS 8 n 27 6 S
xl!:tn foi: McGiilre in second inning.
Trinity.
ah. r, It. o. a. 15;
Murray, ss . b 1 1 ? 2 2
Viziicr. ir . r. l o :t u ?>
Lhouriaux, c . 1 l l 7 1 U
Itleeker, p . r> 1 1 o z o
Stifiiy. Sn . i t 1 0 i I
llowvll, rf . I t> 3 1 I 0
sporer, H> . :t ti 1 6 2 l
Citapln, .tb . :t t? o z i i
Cook, cf . 4 0 a 1 0 i
Totals .37 r> ; H i:i G
M ore by Innings: R,
Virginia .0 1 0 3 0 3 0 1 x?s
Trinity .u 0 0 l 0 2 2 0 0?fi
Summary: Two base hits?Uhe?r
raux. Mowill. Three base hits?-Mc
nuire. dr.mi. il?'tni run?-T*it.-hett.
Stolen basba?> Flndloy. Douglass,
Hewitt, 2! Nefr, Siiorer. Sacrifice liy?
i.-.eurrauN, Sporer. Bases oh balls ?
on' Grant, 1: off Bloekcr, I. l.eti i>u
ohses?Virginia. S; Trinity. 7. I lit by
pitched ball ? Hewitt. Struck out ? by
(Irani. 10; by BL'.eker, Tim. ..f
(/um-, 2:10. Umpire, Chewnlng.
SMITH carolina l>BFBATI3D.
I Special to The Tlmcs-DlspnIch; 1
Lexington, Va., April 12.?Washing
t?n and Leo took Iho game from south
Carolina In t.r.e first Inning to-day,
when the flrst four men up scored,
vwo httii and Ito errors let in trie
failles. After that fatal Inning M>
Gowan pitched first-rate ball and go:
good support, and although Washing?
ton ann Lee frequently got men on
bases, there was no more scoring.
TompkIns pitched In great fortn, and
observed a shutout. He would have
gotten It. but Webster, overanxious,
Collided with Turbyilll In right held;
and this let In one run. Von K oil lit'/,
following with a hit, scored another.
Tlie ninth gave a little scare, when
Tompktns walked the first two men,
b it iho side w.,s retired easily. South
Carolina's trunk was lo?t. and the
game was played In borrowed suite,
ntnl the loss if gloves may have made
their fielding Inaccurate. Von Kollnts
{played star V.ll In left field, cutting
off several drive-. IL- also go: three
nits In four times Up.
Score My innings: ft. 11. k
\.<; of S. C.000 000 ?20?'_? 4 |
W and 1. 400 Oim 00x?4 t> .".
naileries: South Cnrollnn, William
and Owen; W. and L. Tompklns and
Stewart.
r.nri'm'itN tti:cottn for mii.f.
is . smash 1-111 itv PATTlSnSflN
f Special io Thc Tlhles Dlspatcih.l
Cha.pel Hill; N C., April 12.?Carolina
overwhelmed Wake FoTest In the
?rack meet here this afternoon, mak?
ing *2 points against the Baptists'
Carolina won eleven first places
against their opponents' two. in Hire
events the Tarheels made a clean
sweap, and In three more the visitors
won only one point each. Carolin:
showed up especially strong In the
rnces. .Patterson broke the Southern
reeoTd for the mil!-, wirtji the time
four minute* thlrly-two and thre
r.fths seconds
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This is the guarantee?and it's made good by us.
No coupons are necessary - and no time limit is Imposed.
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New Bantom-weight
Colonial Pure Thread
Silk?High Spliced
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Heels arid toes are reinforced with Pure Irish Linen. Choice
of 12 c olors.
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21 East Broad Street
Bunched Hits. However, in
Fourth and Lighth (live Vic
torv to Boston.
giants lose to brooklyn
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago.
Rain Prevents Pittsburgh
St. Louis Contest.
Boston. Mass.. April 12.?Philadelphia
fought hard to "avert defeat to-day,
bill Boston won again, 1 to 2. Bunched
lilts in tin- fourth und eighth Inn'iigs
guvc Ho locals their runs, while Tyler
held Philadelphia to a lone tally until
lliu lust inning. Then two pusses and
a single by Ludcrus tilled tho bases,
and Walsh singled, sending Paskert
home. Willi none out anil the buses
still I) II cd, Doolan bit Into a double
nlay nnd Uraham Canned. Klltlfcr vvas
forced to retire in the fourth inning
with u badly injured hand. Score;
Boston.
Ali. lt. 1?. A. 1^
swocnoy, 2b.4 2 2 >? 1
Campbell, cf. s u 2 0 0
Miller, rf. 3 12 10
Jackson. If. 32100
House r, !b. 2. 1 IS ? 0
Bpratt,. 101 1 11
McDonald, M>.a 1 o :i 0
Kling, c. s 1 1*. 2 11
T? Ier, p. :i 0 0 3 0
Philadelphia.
AU. 11. O. a. K. ]
Una he. 2b. 1 2 2 l j
Titus, if. :'. o j <i o I
I'u.-kert. cf.2 u i ft o
C'ruvotli, if.3 o l ft o
Ltidcru*, lb. 4 2 S " i'
WnUMi. 3b. 4 1 0 -J 1
Doolan, s?. 4 l .? 0
Klllifer. c.1 o 2; l o
nrahsm. c.:t ft 6 2 o
Hu nnaii, |,.:: o ft .', ft
Tottiis .to a vi n 2
Seole by Inning? : Ii. '
Be?ion ....0 4 02 0 00 2*?I
Philadelphia .o 1 0 ? 0 il 0 0 1- 2 .
Summary: Itun??Sweeney, Miller, Camp?
bell; jnck.on. Paskert, Ludorha. Tworhaiic
hit*?McDonald, .luckson (I). Sacrifice hits?
Campbell, H?user. Stolen bases? Ludern?.'
Miller. Small. Double play..?Miller to
Klint:; Tyler to Kling i? llnuier. Left on
bnjcis?Boiiton, Philadelphia, s. First base
oii ball??Off Tyler. B; ,.fr Brcnnan, :. First
liujo on errors?Philadelphia. 1; Boston/ l.
Tit by pitcher?Jackson. struck out - By i
Tyler, :?; by Brcnnan.*Time <>.* Kane. lil$,
Umpires, Higler and Flnneran.
reds WInYn tenth
c.Innatl. t). April 12.?Mein tyro
weakened after nine gruelling inning:^,
and by ultowing three lilts in the
teth permitK'd Cincinnati to win the
second game of the series with Chi?
cago here to-day :". to 2. Ueuloii Willi
im liard earlier in the contest, but
kept the'safeties well scattered. A
bare on balls, a sacrifice and 11 slngll .
in the fourth gave Chicago their first; ,
Cincinnati tied it with Bcsehcr's.
triple and Baton's sacrifice. Three sin?
gles in the sixth gave the visitors an- '
other, but again Cincinnati tied |t with j
a double, u force out and a sincle. in
Ho lentil single by Hellion, Bescher j
and Mobilize!! brought home the win-!
lilng run. With the exception of Tink
et all the players Hcldcd well. Score:'
Chicago.
AB. II. O. A. K. !
Evrrs, 2b. i> 1 1 ?"? 0
-Much.nd. If./t ft 2 0 ft
-Miller, if.
liult?
Mein tyre, j
i/.liiimennai
Cincinnati.
ab. II. o a. K. I
Betcher, If. I 2 -j o o'
Baler, ci.,.3 0 .* o 01
Mobilized, lb./, ?_? rj l o!
MurtiotiK, rf. 4 0 2 1 0]
KKUii, 2t. 4 0 1 4 0
I'hclnn, tb. 4 12 2ft
Esmond, rm. 3 0 4 4 *'
McLean, e. 4 J 2 2 0
Ken ton, p. I' 1 . : . S ' 0
Totoi? .a:. 7 s? ij o
?One ?in when winning run scored;
"Halted for She< hard in tenth.
ClliCUgO .ft 0 ft I ft 1 0 0 0 0-2
Cincinnati .ft ft n i o : o o o 1?.:
Summary t Kuh* iSchiiltc, Ctiahcr; Bescher,
Itciiton (I). Two-bas* lilts?ifofinaii/ Mo
Leun. Brers. Thrcc-basc lilts?Schutte ami
Jlcnehar. Hncrlllce hlta?Mcltityre, Lennox/
sacrifice lly?Baten. Doable plays?Lennox
to Ever* to Chance; Phalnn to Kgan io Hob
Inzell, Left on base?-rChlcage, ?; clhclnatl,
*. First base on built -lift Melntyre, ?; off
Bentbn; 4. Struck out?By Melntyre, 2: by
Pen ton, l. Wild plli h?Mvlrityre. Time of
same, 5:05, Umpires, Johnxono and tSasbii.
poor work* of shafer
Brooklyn, April 12.?Brooklyn evened
UP matters with New York to-elay.
winning, I tei 2. mainly on the poor
work of Shafer at short; He bad three
fielding chnnees ami foozled them all.
The bungling offset Tcsronu's good
pitching, On youngster allowing only
three hits. Knctster pitched well up
lo the seventh, when two passen und
a single filled Hie bases. He gave
way to Sch?rdt, who blanked the side:
mid then struck out three men in the
eighth, ?heu play was stopped by
darkness. Score;
New Yorli.
Alt It. O. A. E.
Doyle, 2b. 4 2 0 11
BiibttRraM, cf.:: 0 j a n
Murray, rf. 4 0 ft 0 ft
Mcrklc, lb. .1 ft r? i> 0
Herzog, 2b.S 1 t 4 0
Hbafer, si. 4 2 ft 0 "
Meyers, c.4 1 1. 0 n
?Oreh .0 0 ft O 0
Tesreau, p. 2 0 9 4.?
f Bockel . 1 0 0 0 9
Tot? In .30 C 21 0 4
Brooklja,
AB. II. O. A i:
JIM?n, rf. 4 12 0ft
Baubdrt, !b.a 0 3 0 ft
sinitii. 2.5.r, ft 1 r. 1
Northen, cf.2 0 1 ft ft
Wheat, .3 1 A 0 t)
Hummel, 2b.0 ft 0 i ft
Pown?, 2b.2 ft 1 2 ft
Stark, is.3 1 t ? 2
Tooley, .?!>.0 0 10 ft
Krwln, c.s o 7 3 ft
Kiietzer, p. 2 ft I 1 ?
Bchardt, p.?..0 ft o 1 o
Tola Is .20 3 24 14 S
?Han lot Meyers In rlirhth.
rTJattod f'ir Tcsreaii In eighth.
New York.DftOI ft ft l ft-?
Brooklyn .1 fi ,1 0 n ft ft '?I
Summary: llunz?Pcvore, Shafer, Moron,
paubcrt, Smith, whea; Two-base hit?Mo
.ran. Sacrifice hlta?Daubort, Northen and
IK no tier. I,eft on bn?e???w York. 11;
Brooklyn. *. Stolon base; -, -vore, Doyle.
Doubln play??llummfl to stark to
Dnubort; Stark to H?mmel to Daubert;
j Bchurflt to Erwin to Dnnhert. First ha-r on
? if--Ne.?- York. 3; Hrooklyn. 4. Flrnl
ba?* ri halls?Oft Kneizcr. ?. off Tofrenu, :i.
Ktiuck out?By Knctzer, I: by Bchardt, .":
by Tenreau, r.. Him ? >tr: Knetser, r, in ill 3
j Inning?, nit by pitcher?By Schardt, I
' '?' Kle), Time of same. 2:0?. I'liiplres,
I Klein nod Bush.
southern league
At Birmlugluiin; Montgoniory-Blr
inilighutn. rain.
At Memphis: Nnshvltic-Mc'mphls,
ruin.
\l Ailania; AUntltn, 12; Challa
nooga, ?.
St S) n Orleans; :.? ? Orleans,
Mobile, 7.
DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
\.\TIOV\L I.liAUt'K.
lirNuitM VrNlrriliiy.
Hoston. 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati, :!; Chicago. -
IlillKH).
New York, 2; Brooklyn, I (s
iiitiKB).
I'lttsburglt-St. L>uls, rain.
AMr.lttCAX LKAtiL'K.
HfHUllH Yesterday.
Cleveland. 1: Detroit; -'.
Philadelphia. It: Washington, 1.
New York. 2; Boston. '?<.
Chicago, 2; .St. Louis. 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Boston .
Cincinnati ..
St. Louis. . . .
Brooklyn ...
New York...
i Chicago_
1 Philadelphia
! Pittsburgh ..
I
Won. Lost.
. . 2 0
Last
V .-a r.
1.000
1.000
Cleveland ..
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York. .
Detroit ...
Washington
St. Louis. . ..
P.C.
I .ovo
I .
I..
1..
I ?ist
v Mir,
000
004
000
ooo
1.000
I..I
1.000
l.o?o
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Bos to
Pittsburgh at St. Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New Vork
COLTS NO MATCH FOR
ROCHESTER CHAMPS
I Hard-hit?n^ Visitors Take Easy Victory, 11 to 5,
Though Griffin's Aspirants G?iop Away
Fast in Opening Frame?Play Another
Game Tv -Day.
in Iii 5> MAI.HKHT.
rticitinoii?'tJ prospective winners ot ??
pentium In th.- Vlrtjlnlll L< Igtle tool; u
shot at Ganzcl's champions of Hie Lid st?
ern League last season yesici'da'y at
Broad Street Park, and caiin ott second
lust, as was lo he expected. Till
bCOl'C Was 11 to a. Tho SUIUO Ivlllia
piny to-day. I
The Colts got away t.? an awful
stride, Steve electing to lei the visitors
take the li.Id. Jones, doing the Hing?
ing for the champs, lieaved otic into
Coatea's ribs right oft" tin- reel; and
Manager Steve mauled tho next ball j
w hlch came over into 1 ft garden for
a neat binglc. t'lournoy got one safely |
tu centre, when John Italey sobered the
sa :ks with a clout to right good for j
three stations. Here wer.' three counts 1
stowed away in the hamper during the
first lap.-and oven the mighty swats-1
men Ganscl has put together in it ball
club tailed to do anything in their
half. Th ? lirst closed With tin- -'core
and 0, with the Colu on tin right
side.
Hut that tlnished the day for the
THEO10
In a very prettily played game
lllchntoud College defeated t'nlon,
Theological Seminary on their grounds
yesterday afternoon, .". to j. Tin Spi?
ders look the lead in t lo initial In-I
iilng and In Id it throughout the whole
game. I
The Seminary has by far tlie best I
Held I us team the Spider.- have pluycd 1
this season. Hut for this fact the
si-or.- would have been larger. In I hi
ninth inning, with the base* full and
no one out, tlie Seminary pulled off a
fast double play, which prevented pos?
sible scoring.
This is the last game tho Spiders
have before playing Kandolph-Macon
an exhibition games In Ashland next
Wednesday. With the team playing
together a.-: well as they did yesterday
tin- Spiders expect to give liandolph
Mncon ijiii
?coro:
1 nil. Ii
ot its hardest games. Tin
Theologlenl Se niliin r?
Podge. I: 1
Lanoa.-tir.
Lacy, cf. ...
Hassen-, C;
Simpson.
Curry, lb..
I iitickhols, if
J'narr. i f . . .
I Mann, rf
Dodge, I
AH. ft. 11. O. A. ?
I U li ii
W.
Totals
Itlchmond College,
AB. tt. H. O.
Ancarrow, 2b. :i 2 1 l
I Heall, ss. :: 1 1 l
Kylauti, i f. :.' i l o
I Just Is, rf. 10 0 0
I Meredith, lb.. If...'... I 0 1 lo
Wiley, ,-f.\. ;: 0 1 2
Lewis, 3b.
Taylor, if. 2 0 0
\ Woodwind, lb. 1 o 0
! Vaughnn, r. 1 o o
Clarke. C. 2 0 0
Gwuthmoy,
p.
0 0 1
112 0
o
It;
Totals .20 5 6 27 12
Score by Innings:
ISumlnnry .2 0000 o on o?2
, Richmond College....^3 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0?5
I Summary: Two-base lilts?Taylor.
I Mann. Thrcc-basi hits?Byland, Lew
? is. stolen bases?College, 7; Sem?
inary, 4. Double play?.Seminary. 1.
Huso on balls?lly r>"dgc, it. \V., 3.
j Left on bases?Collet.-.-. 3; Seminary. 2.
Struck out?By Gwuthmoy, a; Dodge,
IT. Time of game, 1:50. Umpires, Stim
I son and Lou than.
Coll*. Bight thou and there things
began to happen. Verboul '.van us
.? H ong as lie ever was in Ills lite, ami
he had' the Influence of Happy J :ck
Marlin'.'- smile to help bini along With
that laughing countenance of his work?
ing overtime, lie stepped to the. centre
in the second. Woe betide! livery'-;
body took a swat, and when it all tin- j
Ishcd, four hits for tlvi bases und a
sacrifice Hy 'tad yielded cnoug'i counts
to tie the game.
Tlie rest of the statight31' happened
in the lifth. Five clouts for nx bases'
and a walk brought forth litre score*
for Rochester^ while tour wallops b> '
the '.'oils In the same box netted Jltsl
one. The olh.-r score for the Urilfin
Ites caine In Iho seventh, as th-: rcsull
of Spuiictr's crrjr and MottlS's biff to
right. I
Both teams changed batteries In ilie
sixth, lirlllHi sending young Strain out
and placing Parry Thackcra bihilld.
Gauzel substituted lluglies for Jones
and McMurray for Blair. .Strain, while
not lilt overly hard, was hit at Just
the tight time, anil three tjllles counted
while he worked. Hughes was more
effective and lield the Colts well in j
hand.
Jack Marlin came in for a round ot
applause its he .stepped to the plate in
the Hist truiing. 11c ltad previously
misjudged .1 Hy ball which Flourhiy
sohl skyward. While at the bat the
ex-Coll did not look any too formida?
ble, In his lidding ho was a perfect
dctiion. Time and again hi- gut balls
out nf apparently safe territory, and
that wing of tils shot the oval across
with dUi'lllg speed and with an accu?
racy which Is bound to keep him his
Job. Baker and Cr!Hin both suffered
by reason of bis fast Holding.
Graff and Baker w .-re the floldl.rg
Mars for the locals. Grail" making a
one-hand stab of Spencer's liner which
brought the small crowd lo its feet.
IB- nailed a tly ball which Martin sent
up in big league style, which also
brought forth the attention of the
fans. Bak.T also comes In for Hold?
ing honors; Indeed, tlie whole club
showed to advantage. The Weaknesses
are known, and Griffln Is working night
and day trying to strengthen befoic
tlie season opens. Tlra score:
Richmond.
AB. H. II. O. A K.
Co*te>. rf... t 1 I 1 i) 1
lirllflii. Sb. - i 1 0 o u
? ff. 3b. 4
Baker, ss. and 2b. I
I l.ucla. u.-'
Jtoelietter.
AB. It. II. O. A. v;.
Martin, x.i. '? 1 I I ? 0
mroy, i f. .', I - - 0 li
Johnion, . l i I :i n r.
Batch, if.. t 0 l ? " ??
Lei I veil, rf. 4 : .-. = 0 0
?t rector, rf. n 0 0 i 0 0
I Ward. r,b.3 2 (i 1 o
spencer. :b. i I : ? n l
jluir. c. 2 1 2 I '.- 1
McMurray, c. I 0 ? I ? .0
I Jonen, p. J I 0 ? -1
1 lliighes, P.'- I 1 0 ! ?l
Totals.M dl 15 27 S -'
'lie .-core by innings: It,
?hmond ..". 0 0 0 I 0 l 0 0- i
Rochester .0 a 4? 0 ? 0 5 : ??-: I
Summary: Two-base hits?Spciicer, Loll
veli. Three.base hits?IIa ley, fonroy, John?
son. Sacrifice hit?Batch. Sacrifice fly? Blair.
First base en bails?Off Vcrbout, !; off June'.
Left on beiiet?Richmond, 7; Rochester,:-.
Hits?Off Vcrbout, 10 In .i timings; off- Strain.
|s In Innlnss; off Jones, S in .". inning*; on
ighcs. I In 2 innings. Struck out ? My Ver
[bout, I; Ay Jone?, l: by llujihr.-, l. Hit by
pitched balls?Coales, Johnson. Time of
I same, 1:10. Umpires, Kzekie; and Hose.
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Washington Kalls IJefore Ath?
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Cleveland. <?.. April 12,?Cleveland |
defeated Detroit to-tiay. 1 10 2. Meie;
liuiity was im 1 um im tin- game im-;
arguing with Umpire Pcrrino. In the;
till rd Easterly was tuil'u 011 Lush's
error. Stole and citi.no home on Butch?
er's Single. j
In tin- sixth Jackson doubled, Lajolc
was passed purposely aim Ityan sin-1
gled, scoring Jucksbu.
In the . Ighlh Olson singled, .la. li?
pon double^ and Lujoic singled', pro
du. ins two runs.
1 in 1011'.-. flrsi run was the result "f
lilts by Ottliior. stniitgu and Vitt. Tito
other tvas scored by Perry on his
double, -? passed bid: and Uiilhor's lly.
Sc ort:
Clevelunil.
AI! II " A. I:. ?
tint eher. ;f. I l .>'??? 11 ?
Ulfon. f.". I I " - ?
Jackson, ef. I 2 2! 0 I I
I..U?ie. ift. :! 1 ? 1 i'!
Ityan, rf. 110 0?,;
Mobnlioril, lb. .1 0 7 0 *
Turner, 3b. 3 ft ?.? 0
Easterly, c. 2 1 % ; 0
Boskclti. i'. 0 0 1 </'
Del roll.
AD ii 0. A. E. !
Vitt. If. I 1 2 0 0 1
Louden. 31?. t 0 a 0 1
? ?obi., ef. 3 a t a I
Crawford, rf.3 o > <> 0
Peleboniy. 2b. 3 0 l 2 0
O'l.earj. 21?. 11:00
U.ilii. r. lb. 2 1 II 1 0
IJui-h. ?f. I 0 .: 5 1 I
KianMge, i-. t ' j 1' 2 -2
Will. tl. p. 11 I 2 A I
?Perry .\ i o a o
Totals .21 6 21 13 tl
?It.itfrt lor O'Lenry in ninth.
:-'. ore |,y Inning?: It. I
Cleveland .0 0 I ?> o l 0 : ??i j
Petrolt .n 4 o o 1 o 0 4 1?2 '
Summary: Runs?Olson. Jackson 12), East?
erly, Ualner, lvrr>. Two-base hits-Jackson ]
??>. Perry. Sacrifice ny-Gnlner. Stol
base Easterly. Double |iia:s Hush to aal
ei; Wlltetl in liusb to Gainer rirst base
ball*-OfT Baskettc. 3: off Willett, :. struck I
out?By liaskette. "?: by Willett; 1. Left on |
bust -Cleveland, i: Detroit, ?. Pirn base
,.m errors-Cleveland, 3. Passed ball?Easter?
ly. Time of game, l A empires, Dlnccu I
ami Perrliie.
MORGAN PITCHES GREAT BALL'
Philadelphia. April 12.?Morgan I
l it'b.ol wonderful bull against Wash?
ington this afternoon, hiui Philadcl-I
phln won by :: to 1. only one hit. I
a single he .Moeller, which Hairy held
in the inllcbl, was. made off Morgan.
Tin latter struck out eleven batsmen,
lUlltlinR the *ldo in tile lift), an,] eighth
sessions. Philadelphia won h> bunch?
ing hits in the fourth Inning; Score:
M uablngtoa.
AD. ii. O. A. E.
I Milan, er. I ?Oft 1
I Seharfrr. if.3 0 1 0 0
Moclh r. ,f. 4 13 0 0
Plyuii. :i>.3 oio n l;
lv nicht. 2b.'J 0 1 i Ii
rosier, ;b
McUrldc,
llenrv.
Williams,
Walker, fi
?Cushion
Philadelphia.
AB, II f> a L\ I
Bi runk, if. 4 i o o o'
Old ring, cf.4 '. :i o g!
Collins, 2b. 4 10 1 0
Baker; .3 : 1 n e
, Murphy, rf.r. 0 ? 0 0
Mclunls, lb.3 3 10 t 0'
Harry, ss.3 0; 1 a 1
Thomas, c.3 0 12 0 01
j Morgan, p..3 A 0 5 0
Totals .JO 7 27 7 a j
"AltlVl for llrriry In cWhth.
Score by Timing.-: R.
Washington .ft a a j 11 a a a e.-i
Philadelphia .0 0 0 .*? 0 0 0 0 *-2 ,
gi/lnmary; Runs?Kchaefer, Oldrlug, Col?
lins, Baker. Sacrifice hit?Barry. Sacrlnce I
fly?Kulpin. Double play-Poster to Plynn.
Left on |.?-r.~ ?WHshln;ton, Sj Philadelphia
3 I 'll si base on halls?Off Morgan, : First|
has.- on errors?Philadelphia, 1. struck 6ut
By Morgan, II: by Walk, r. s. win pitch's
Morgnu. Walker. IJalk?Walkor. rime ?
game, ;:io. Umpires, O'Loughlln and West
EXTRA INNING GAME
Chicago. April 12.?Chicago made uj
two straight from St. Louis to-day, j
winning an ex t ra - inning game 2 to 1.
The ginne was a pitchers' battle be?
tween Scott anel Powell, and tile ? In?
ning run resulted from a double, a
sacrifice and a single. Score:
Chicago.
AB. II. O. A. E.
Hath, yb. 4 0 4 2 r.
Lord. ;V. i 0 i A I'
Cailnhan, if. 1 1 1 : n
Bodle. cf. 4 v 1 0 ft
Mut tick, rf. 4 ! I 0 a
/.elder, lb. I i 1 0 j
Weaver, ss. 4 fl h ? 1 j
Block, c. ? 2 S .1
St. I.Olli?
A B. ii. O.
Shotted or. * 3 n 0
Austin, nil. I 1 2 1 11
Slovull, lb. 1 ? 2 12 I n
f.'ompton. rf....'.. S 1 0 0 0
llogan, if.."? 0 -? '? 0
Pratt. 2b. * '-' ?"' - '<
Halltnan, ss. 4 1 A " ft
Krlehell. c. 4 I ;. ft 1
Powell, p.2. 00 3 (1 j
Total.? .SS II *20 !:: 1
?Two out when Winning full was scored |
Score- by Innings: i:.
c-hlcaso.A 0 ft A 0'? 1 0 A 1 ?j
St. Louis.9 lOAOOftftftA-l
8ummnr< : ntins?Bodic. Mutilck, Pratt.
Two-base hits?Pratt; Zcldcr. Matllck. sac.
riliee hits?Stovall, '/.elder. Sioim bases
Pratt, Krlehell. Double plays?Slovall to
Prat: f2): Wriiver lo llfth to /.elder. Klr-i
base on balls?Off Scott. 3: off Pen ell, I.
l.rft <>m bases?CblcHgo. 4: si. i.oui>. I".
Strunk out -By Scotl, 4: by Powell, v. Hit
by ptteher?By Scott, 1 (Austin); Time j>f
ganie, 2:05. Umplrcf, i;g.in and Evans.
O'BRIEN 0UTPITCHED FORD
New Volk. April 12.?Roaton made
It two straight over the Highlanders
lo-dav. Puck O'Brien eoilpitching Bus
sell Ford. The feature of the game
was the batting of Stahl, who in five
times at hat. made four singles and
drew a pass. Boston won the came
in the first inning, when thev scored
three runs on two passes. Speaker's
home run and Lewis's double. Bain
fell during the latter part of the
game. Score;
Boston,
ar. ii. O. a. E.
Hooper, rf. 4 ? .1 0 a'
Yerkes. 2b. 1". 1 1 1ft
gpenker ef.."? 1 r. ft ft
Stall!, lb. .* t S ft ft
1.. (iirdner. .Tb..?. 4 1 1 1 r
Lewi*. If. 4 3 2 ft ft
Wagner, s? ..*. ft 2 2 o
Carr.lgsn. <?. ' ft r. 1 a
O'Brien, p. 4 0 o 4 ft
Totals.M 10 77 0 0
Vrw York.
ah. ii. O. a. E.
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KcoK by Innings: it.
Ilotftnn .. .3 ii o a 0 o 4 : n--&
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Summary: Ituns lloeper, Speaker, Stahl,
I. Uarilijer 12), Wolter. Cree. Two-bane hlti
-I-.v. i>. t.. Gardner, Th'rae-bwe hits?C.rm,
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Mtalil. Dolan. I.-ft on baaoa?New York, t:
Boston, it. rir.?t base on errora?Boston, .'.
Fli it base on hatla?Ott ford. :. off O'Brien,
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Ilttp -off Kurd. <: In % Inning??; ?? Warhop,
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the laM inning, winning tho gam"
Throckmorton nit^hed splendid ban,
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Score by innings: R. H. K.
Collegians .om ooo oo;? 3 ? 1
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