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BZXXT THE VICTOR.
PHILADET,PH I A. April 1' 7.? Howard ,
Berry, the all-around athlete of the l"ni- j
versity of Pennsylvania. \io-day won th>- j
college pentahlon champronship for th?- i
third consecutive yea/. He ou'<tu>"<l 1
four of the five events embraced In the
pentathlon. They were the broad jump,
javelin throw, ^00 and 1.500 motres race. !
He was third in the discus throw.
B. Jones, of Pennsylvania State, fitt- |
ished second and A. Daiu*iy. of T'ennsyl- :
v&nia State, third. Hoot, of Swarth
moro College, was fourth.
PlTTSRmGH. Ph.. April 27. ? * Jin- I
f'nnuti defeated Pittsburgh today ll v to :
three. C<>ld weather affected tin- pitch
ers. and Tone\ and Miller r-.-i ??! i made a |
poor start. in th?- tlrst inning cin- i
<inuati scored two runs oil singles by I
Groh and N<-ab\ a base on balls and a
wild pi(ch. Pittsburgh scored three runs J
in the last half of the tirst inning <>ii I
kopfs error, passed to Carey ami
Sohult" and Haird's double with tTi^s .
b::sos full. ? "nemnati scored thrco moiv '
I In t h?- second on singles by Wingo and ;
i t*u?-to, u pass and Xeab-'s double.- Carl-i
I son thou reliov-d Miller and Jacobs aft-i
| ??rward took Carlson's place, ri< ' 1 1 li> -r j
j team scoring again. Score:
! Cincinnati. AH. l:. 11. >. A. M |
j Cri'lt, 3b 3 I i H j
| Kopf. ss s 2 " :: " i '
i Xeale. ??!* t u ' 2 1 ..
| Chase, lb ?! ?? ?? II t
Thorpe, rf 4 '? ?> 1 ft
j Srcan, 21) 1 " ? 3 I
; WingO. ?? -t ii .2 2 I
. Cue to. if -t 1 i L' (i
' Toney, p 3 '? ?> 0 1
Totals 33 7 27 10
FitUburffli. All. K. 11. O. aI
G lesson. 2b. ... 5 1 " 2 I
Biftbee, If 4 "" 1 f> ft
Carey, cf X i 1 I 0
Schulte. rf. .... 3 1 1 0 II
Hinchman. lb. . . ?) <? I s (?
Haird. :5b A 0.3 1 2
Schmidt, c i i> 0 7 0
Ward, ss 3 " 1 3 2
Miller, p 0 n <1 0 0
Carlson. p I ? ft 0 i>
Fischer, x ! fi ft 0 ft
Jacobs, p I it n ft ?
Alton bo rg. xx . . . I ft o q o
Totals 3+ 3 S 27 1"
x ? Hatted for Carlson in fourth.
\x ? Hatted for Jacobs in ninth.
Cincinnati
o n ii n n ii ii
Pittsburgh 3 0 ft a ft ft ft <> 0? 3 j
Two has." hits: Xeale. Winuo. ( 'atvy.
Haird. Ward. Thr?v*' base hit: Groli.
Sacritlce hit: Toney. lK'iible plays:
Shean and Chase: Shean. Kopf and
Chase. Loft on bases: Cincinnati. I:
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HOW THEY STAND
J
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
Cincinnati. r?; I'iu shurgli.
i'hil;i<lo||>l)iii. New York. 1.
Hr>.<.KIy i: - ti., wot irrounds.
St. B. -Chicago, wet grounds
Standing of Clubs.
Clubs. Won. L. os I. I'ct.
NVw Vnrk s ?! .7-7
sr. i.ouj.y ;? "? .tm:?
Boston I t .rififi
Chicago S '
Cincinnati " r-""
H rooklvn
I 'it t sliiirgh :
I 'hiladdphia !
To-day's Games.
Boston at Brooklyn.
,\.-w York at I'liiladelphia
Cincinnati at I 'it ishurgh.
? 'hiongo at Si. Bonis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
Cleveland. Chicago. 1.
Detroit. St. Bonis. I
.N". Y.-I'hila., wet grounds.
Boston-Wash., wet grounds.
Standing- of Clubs.
Won. Bost. Bet.
:<3:t
ll . l :t
o .:;<>0
Clubs.
Chicago
Boston .
New York '?
Cleveland *
St. Louis ?'
I'hiladclphia. ??
Washington ?'
Detroit t
lit
?\ ,r.:t6
i .t.o"
i; .571
7 4 1 7
7 .4 17
7 .'ino
s .3311
To-day's Gaines.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. 1 .ou is at Cleveland
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at I lost on.
Pittsburgh. " l-'ii-KJ bus.- on errors:
Pittsburgh. I. liases on halls: I MY
T ?.????> . off M?!b->-. -? Hits ami ? anvil
runs: < iff >". n hits? ->? runs in in
nings; off Miller. hits. '? runs in 1 2-2
innings: oil" Carlson. 1 H . Tin runs in
2 l-.-! innings; ? ?fi" Jacobs. 1 hit im runs
in innings. Strmk out: 1<> Tonev. I;
bv Carlson. 1: bv Jacobs. .r.. Wild pitch:
Miller. Passed hull: Wingo. I'inpircs:
l:igler and Orih. Time; 1:3".
QIAUTS DEFEATED
I 'TULA DELP1 II A, April 27.? Philadel
phia mixed lilts with bases on balls giv
en by Tesreati and an error and easily
won today *s game from New York ?< to
1. Lavender was so effective that only
two of the visitors reached third base.
One of tie in wa? llolke. who prevented
his team from being shut otit by mak
ing a home run. Zimmerman, who was
spiked on the right ankle in last Wed
nesday's game. was unable to play to
day. Score: It. U.K.
New York hnn 00 1 (too ? I i". I
Philadelphia ?? 1 ?' """ "lx ? 7 0
Tesri'au and McCarty; Lavender and
Killifer.
II ONE FOP
GLEVELflNDERSi
i
CM !?"" AGO. April 27. ? A ball; called on 1
Danl'orth in the ninth inning gave
Cleveland the final game of the series I
with Chicago to-day. to I.
Scott, who replaced Williams on the '
mound in the ninth inning, after the ,
locals had tied the score in the eighth,
paved the way to victory for the visi
tors. lie walked Ottisto ami Itoth and |
beat out a hit. Kvans also walked, fill- j
ing the b.-uses. I.Ian forth replaced Scott ]
and the next two nten who were pinch j
hitters, were easy outs. With the call j
two and three on Grane.v, luinforth stop- j
ped long enough in his wind-up for j
I'tnpire Nallin to call a balk and Gulsto '
scored the run which won the game.
Score: It. H. E.
Cleveland OOOOOfllOl ? 5 I
Chicago U 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 o ? i 6 0
HELD THE BROWNS.
PKTROIT, Mich.. April 27. ? Dauss
held St. Louis to three hits to-day and
pitched Detroit Into a 2 to 1 victory. A
bad throw by Dyer In trie second inning
prevented a shutout. Three hits in the
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And the only reason we can " Save-A-Dollar " and more for you on every pair
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1133 MARKET STREET, Near Eleventh Street
1061 MAIN STREET, Oppo. Eleventh Street.
Open Saturday night until 10 o'clock.
? 257 Stores in 97 Cities ?
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fourth iniiiiiR witc responsible for the
home tun in scoriiiR iw runs. Weiltnan
allowed only four hits iiiu! Kooti, who
succeeded him, was not hit safely. The
score: it. 11. E.
St. Louis o i n o o o n n o ? i 3 :i
Detroit ufl ft ; 0 n u i) * 1' ?( "
Weilman. Koo!> ami Xevcroid; Dauss
and Stallage.
Hurry C. Hunter Shows open today,
Bridge Park; twice daily. apr25tf
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
At Newark: It. H. E. !
| Toronto . I 7 1! |
Newark 3 s n
Knrijiht. Ilearne and Kelly. Williams:
Knznian, .Smallwood :i n* 1 Kgan.
At Richmond: K. H. E. !
Mont n al ?! x :t !
Richmond I 1 1 1 1
Sprinjjmau and ..Madden; Conner and
Koclikr. I
l At Baltimore: It. If. E. '
Buffalo -t !? 2 !
! Baltimore 7 r. ij
? irews, Mei'abe and Casey: Sherman ?
end Jlcfrvof.
At Providence: Providence-Rochester |
Ktini'i I ostponed. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
^ At Louisville: K. II. K.
Kansas <"ity . a 0 0
Louisville * X 8 n
MnComiell and Merry; Davis and
< 'h-ninns.
At Toledo: IS. II K.
St Paul 7 in 2
Toledo '1 4 1
Niehnus. Criner and La nr.. i.ynn: Keat
injf. Brady and Bresnahan.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. 7: New Orleans. 2.
Atlanta. ?*>: Mobile, :t.
i 'hattnnooga. s; Little Hock. 7.
Nashville, -I : Memphis,
ORDERED FLAYED OVEH
PHILADELPHIA. April 27.? Presi
dent T'-ner. <>f the National Baseball
Lenjrue today ordered re-plnycd the
fame of April 17. between Philadelphia
finrl Boston, which was protested by
Manager Mr, ran. of tin- Philadelphia
team, when Roston was declined th?:[
winner.
I'mpire Rransfield deoirinii n riiil.idel
phin runner out fur walking away from
yeeorid base umler the impression thntl
h.* was out. President Tener savs tin
decision was erroneous.
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Coldwell Lawn Mowers
Lawn Grass for Any Condi- \
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|
Myers Spray Pumps
Spray Solutions and Bug
Death
American Mixed Paints
Poultry Supplies, Incubators
Just received, a shipment i
of Nursery Stock.
Apple Trees, 15c eaoh.
Peach trees, 15c each. Rose
bushes, 15c and 25c each. Al
so Shrubbery, Spirea, Deut- j
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i
What you want, we got ?
Ask if you don't see it.
C. F. Braunlich & Co. j
1012 Market Street.
Both Phones, 532.
I Near Upper End of Market
Auditorium.
DISPUTES NEWS' CLAIM.
Manager i Maude < Bonar. of the |
: I ntelligeneer baseball Hub, dis
! pules the claim of Manager F. J>.
Walton, of the News hunch, ill
claiming that his is a champion
I ship aggregation. I.ast night he j
i dictated i ho following statement >
j to I li? Intelligent,***!' spurting editor. I
; "There is no team in the Ohio !
Valley that ?-an dispute the Intel- i
J ligenccr's record. I as manager !
I defy any manager to runic to my j
! office and show that they have a ?
j cleaner record than the team 1 lead j
j as rcpresentat i ves of the Intelll
i gfiuvr. When Manager Walton j
can lay before me records showing
! that his is a championship rtggre- |
gat ion we will he willing to play .
! that team at any time and any !
place, suitable to me.
"I low could a team expect to i
heat our record when we have !
never heen heaten."
Kditor's No'ti ? Me forgot to say j
that we have never played a game. ! |
i I !
OLSON BEST AMATEUR
MANAGER IN VALLEY
Has Charge of Reins of Virginia Club j
in Intcr-Clty Leagne, Opening:
Season To-morrow.
PRED M. OLSON.
Frcil M. Olson. whoso likeness appears
above, is one ol" the best known semi
professional baseball .managers in the
Wheeling district. For -several years
he has successfully managed last ag
gregations, his first surucss coming
when ho took charge of 'ho "l'oto Yost"
team of the .lunior class in the Intelll- j
goticcr League several years ago. ft
won the championship easily. I.atcr he
managed the I 'et t ieord Ji Seh tilt* chili,
one of the fastest teams in West Vir
ginia. The next team to ho In his
charge was the Myers Provision dub, a
menilicr of the News League. and it was
lead by him to the championship.
Sunday <>lson takes charge of the reins
of the Virginia club, of the Tnter-Clty
league, which plays Its opening came
at the Vorry-soventh street grounds,
with the liauers. He will try to equal
his previous record In conducting a
championship team.
One peculiarity has always marked
Olson's management of a team. He has
never beep known to make public the
men he has signed until the last minute.
This your Is no exception, and the In
telligencer. with bis permission, makes
t he lineup public to-day for the first
time, us follows: Kllsxe." Karish. l,aruo.
Workman, W. Miller, K. Miller, A. Mil
ler. Yager, Hounds, IMchardsnn. Hetuien.
Ilonry ami Uavldsnn, They are to meet
at o'clock Sunday, l? elect a captain.
LINSLY CADETS LOSE TO
THE WEST LIBERTY NINE
R??d Pltohecl Maoterful Ball and Kept j
Hits Boatrtered ? Rant Made
off Poor PitohLng.
j
In their opening game yesterday nf- ;
ternoou, the l.insly Institute I'adetsj
were ilofwuted by tlie West Liberty Xor- ?
man nine at League I 'ark, 4 to J!. The ;
work of the t'adets was a surprise to j
i 'oacli llobleil, who stated last night .
that the showing 1'iade hy the te?in, |
built almost entirely of raw material, 1
was far lietter tliali lie liaii expected. !
lived pitched <i masterful game, keeping .
his hits well HCHtlui'ml. The Normal
nine played h good game. Tho Bcoro
by innings! IV U.K.
West Liberty l? S ti o 1 V 1 ? 2| ,
Linslv tl 0 0 0 It S t> ? a
CHJELTY OP MTJBDEB
MAliTLVSHULO, W, Va. April Sr.?
,lohn Hpauhling, Jr.. was found guilty
of second degree murder, by a jury here
today lit was charged with shooting
his brothur, Frank S. .Spaulding, a year
ago. The trial lasted three days. The
vi-rdict carries a penally of From live to I
IS years. J
OUR ILL WOOL GUARANT
HOLDS GOOD TODAY JUST AS IT ALWAYS
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The "UNITED" is sticking steadfastly
to its high standard of quality of woolens.
Our spring woolens were purchased
direct from the largest and most reliable
mills in the country and only . all wool
fabrics were accepted .
We are also absolutely upholding our
standard in quality of trimmings and
workmanship. All of this is being done
only by a sacrifice of profits.
In these abnormal times, mpre than ever
before, you are reaping the benefit from
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1018-20 Market Street. Established 1875,