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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 8, 1912 · page 11

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' April 22.23.21. 25 April 2.11. 27, 211,211 April 13. 19, 20 May 18,20,111. 22, 21 11111 11, 111. to. :19 any I. 7. 8. it May It. 11, 12. 111
BOSTON .............. READ May 27. 30, 39, 31 1 1111111211,”, July 1, 2 only 21. 25, 27, 29 . 1111721. 23. 21 .Iuly 17, 111, 19, so July 12. 11, 11. 11 July 3,1, 10, 11
. gm, ,5, g, 7 111m, 23,117, 23 Aug. 29. 99. 31 311111. 9 .4111. 21.21. 28 1111;. 111. 19. 20 ‘ Aug. 22. 21, 25 Aug. 15, 16, 17
111,1 1, 2, 3, 1 Kin-n 19, 19. 20 April to. 21. 29. 30 May 11.7.1.9 May 10. 11.12, 1.2 my 111. 19, 20, 21, 22 my 11, 15.11.11
BROOKLYN ........... June 21. 25, 26. 27 THE July 3.1.1, I. Juuezs,29.1111y1,2 .1qu 12. 1:1, 15, 16 July I. It. 9. 10 July 21, 22, 23, 21 July 11. 12, 19, 20
Sept. 30., Oct. 1. ._. ~ Aug. 29. 30. 31 Sam. 9 Sent. 2. l. 3 duo. Iii. 20. 21 Aug. 15. 16. 17 Au. 26. 27 Aug. 22. 21. 25 Do you anticipate any m
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NEW YORK ......... June 19, 20. I11. :2 22 May 2-1, 25, 27. 23 EVENIN G 1111 29, so, 30 July 17. 18, 19, 20 ’ July 21,22,211,“ Jul”, 9, m, 11 my 12. 13. 11, 15 111’in 11,111!»3 3‘13 gianstxflg‘ntfl
L Sept. 2. 2. 3 July 5. Oct. 3. 4. 5 .. 309! 4. 5. 3. 7 $113132. 331 24 ‘ AWL 25. 27_ A1181 15.. 15. 17 Aug. 13. 19. 20 “’9' re positive that if 7‘01! 17!
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Am“ 11, 12, 1:1 A11r1l16.16. 17 M117 1. 2. 3.1 _ , M1710, 11,11 May 6, 7. s, 9 May 11. 15. 16. 17 my 18. 19, 20, 11, 22 teculymmlao'ed with the m
PHILADELPHIA ...... July 3. 1. 1. a. 11 June 19. 90, 21. 2 Julie 21. 25, 211, 27 S . "’VJuiy 11.11. to. 11 July 12. 12. 11.11 July 17. 18, 19, 20 my 2,, 22, 23 24 one no 0 our gonad-o “1?:
0111. 3, 1, 5 Sept. 25. 26, 27, 28‘ - gout. 30,0111. 1, 2 , E NT! N EL Aug. 11, 15,11. 1': Aug. 22. 21, 2s . Aug. 13. 19, 20 Aug. 26, '27 "fang“ 9”“-
. June 5. 6. 7. 8 June 1L0, 11,12. 13 ' June‘ “.15, 17, '18 June 1.3. i _‘ ‘ ‘ April ii. 15.16 28, 29 Apr. 21.22. 23. May 5, 25 Apr“ 11, 12,13 (:as
.. PITTSBURGH... ...... July .31. Aug. 1. 2. ii Aug. 9. 10. 12,13 [A118, 5. 6. 7. 8 Jilly 28. 27. 39. 30 FOR June 20, 21. 23 June 28, 29, 30 June 24‘ 25' 23‘ 27 tellano & Bar
Sept. 18, 1,9, 20 Sept. 14, 16, 17 Soul. 21, 23. 2-1 812111.10, ll, 12, ill . 39m, 1, Oct. 5, a Sept. 29, 30' 0a, 1 Sept 5' 8. 7' 8 Toi. 451.
June 11, 15, 17. 17, 13 June 1,2,1 June ,1, 6.1 8 June 10. 11. ‘12. 13‘ April 21.25.215.27 I. April 18. 19. 20 May 1.2. 1. f1 . .
CINCINNATI ......... ., 1111;. 5.1. 7, 8 July 211.27. 29,110 .1 731.111; 1,2,2 AM.9.10,12113 11111122. July 1. 1. s , ALL H1172’L28. 29, so. 30. May 23, 21, 25, 21 , .
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June 1, a. 1 1.11111 .1. 3, 1 ‘ ‘, 11111116, 11. 12.11 111112 11.15”. 17.11. 11111731,.‘2, 3. I 11111111.12.13 April 14, 15, 16'
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ST. LOUIS .... . , _ .... .11th 25,0 5,, 29, 30 Aug. 5, 6, ‘1', 8 Aug. 9. 10, 12 July 31.21113. 1. 2, 3 May 28. 29, 30. 30 June 28, 29. 30, July 1 .Aug. 29, 30, 31, Sept. 1 N L ‘ .
Sept 11.16.17 Sept. 21,23. 21 Sept, 19, 11. 12, 1:: 11111.11, 19.20 June 19 191111.21121. 211 Sept. 2, 2, 2.1 0115.1 . CWS Twin City
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BIB [AGUES (iii
3 SiARiH] iHlSWEEK

back" last year nurprincd the fans.

 

National, American, Cotton Siti-I

[as and Southern Circuits Begin two changes in management ‘Johnm

ZKllng. the former crack catcher oi the
Chicng Nationals. in uromowd to the
management 01 Boston after a Belt-
son'n- work behind the but there, in "(,0
iClnclnnnllwlll be 1111‘; noveltyof an

their Long Grind

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Various Changes in Line-ups But

 

 

Most oi Veterans Will he i
. . . iionnl league has
$30" Again isoid.
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NEW YORK. April er—The Ameri-
11111111111 Nnhonalleoguea, lhe Amor-
lcanhnaocintion and the Cotton states
Land Southern leagues. will start the

_ baseball 119118011 this week. .'

fact statement
. 111 . meant, theheginnlng of the annual
. :I _ nix months, during which, this wear,
LI . ., latex“ 3‘00 recognized (IluhsL 01‘ mole»
' Isloiuvi players will compete in almost.
1111111117 cities lillOlli.‘ Iui the country
[for pennant honor» '..I nearly two
, snort; organized leagum.
In. the west the Paul to coast league
I already “got into the game," but
any ‘Wédneodny the‘ H‘ilus‘ in the mid
"went will start “rooting" for their
lies in the American association
Iron ”and on TlIIIrndni the opening
Lnthu‘ilasm will have spread to

IThl‘o matter of

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

t of the league oltlen.

quick order will follow all of
‘ hora-11 long list of them—«so
he first of June all the forces
to orsonlood baseball can com-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

of last

in in the two location

 

M1. within ‘memorr.

 

 

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_ about theL coming season.

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ntlnntlc coast reaching a climax -

1711 1011111, 01" who in furnishing the
financial backing remains a mystery

lend the (11111111111 nine, statod several
in 1116 6165156511 ‘
"Ipnco could be procured in Manhattan I .

in the National league tile-re nrr

umpire who has turned 111111111541, for
Hunk 0 Du7,a aNatlonnl league, arhl~
trutor for years. has undertaken to
end the “Reds."
‘Prealdent Thomas J. Lynch of the.
National league is very optimistic

"i look for the heat season the Na-
ever enjoyed." he
"With so many or the‘cinho
it should head k‘eon
New York. Chicago. Philadel-
phia, and Pittsburgh are sure to have
close competition among themselvon,
and this season Brooklyn. Cincinnati
Boston and St. Louis look much
stronger than lost year. And the more
teams that figure strongly , in the
rncc, the better the season will be."

Ban Johnson, president of the
American league, is quoted in a sim—
iln‘r vein on the. prospects of the
iunior organization. He predicted
that instead of there being two‘prom
lnent contenders in the pennant raco
1111 won the. case last season, there-
would be live or six in a close race
his year.

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'l‘ho long promised schedule of the
United State's Baseball League made
its appearance last night. New York.
Chicago, Cincinnati, mtuburg, Walh‘
.ington, Reading, Clovoland and illch-
mond are represented in the playing
achednle, which Opens May 1 and
closes September 28

Reading is slated toopen the aeanon
in New1,Yorli...Who1I.o their grounds

Charlie White. originally selected to
”crooks ago that no available ground

for a ball pat it .

.11 announced In The Sun recently ‘ .
' Ambrose Honey, the Brooklyn pto-‘
,motor. withdrew from the 1:1th ”1011:
he found that Chit-no was to be Wis, .
on in.
‘ 21111111 york city. «on of on? ofim

Birtwhrn named an: atom

 
 

on club: making time violin ,
“111‘ ouch. New york 11d” 1 like

 

mania»

on 71111111 ‘l'i-il Inn,
,. ’ drin tho tint plum

" Norfolk, _' V12.

 

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1‘ 1m. mom ”1th; club in 1111‘
. circuit 1111911 tint”. - ‘

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Chance in Got in an‘Exhihiiion
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Dahlen's flan Lose Ammunition-American A. i: and ii. Y.

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ii. Trainer Choice tor Position
as my 9 humor

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WHEEUNG, W. “1., April 8w ~The
badgers didn’t hate a chance to plus
their net-0nd and dual some with
1"An,dornon2 Stogio‘d here 5219
terday. A cold rain started in during
thenight and continued throughout
the 11111.

There wan much talk nhOut the chi
Saiudnl night and «yenlctduy us to
whether the local authorities would
have allowed the game. This was due
in 11 medium to the. work of Evange-
list Billy Sunday of the old Chicago
loam. who made a his imurossiou hero
with his revival meetings. it in prob-i
lemnticnl whethcr Sunday ball will be
played hero at all this yam.

The Superhas have. played only elev-
en exhibition tunes, and two of these
were played by the second team.
since leaving Hot Springs on March
15. in two cities. Nanhvilie and hit-
tle. Rock. they couldn‘t play on ac-
count 01 the mother Their exhibi-
tion schedule called for close to twen-
11.1111 games. .

YALE Iii TIE
WITH Vlliflllill

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Yale and University
battled to n 3.3, ten-inning tie at
on. naturally.
startod 1110111111 tho'h‘oxV‘Igainst the
Virginians but ho was taken out to ai-
low a pinchlhlttor. Burdatte, to no in
and Scott finished the some. Yale
h‘ad dn’bll' day. in the field. but their
live errors were by no means an fatal
as the night trimmed to the Virginians.
Ynlo‘goi. seven hits of: Grant. while
the Virginian hit Brown and Scott
for eight. twa of them for three based.

Pitcher Grant. the young southpaw
of the Virginia team. 17» tho our of
the game. He won liven wretched
autumn but held Ml own Wily Ind
When Yuk had omit futon In 1310‘
tenth Grant add 111%“ @111: up Inn:
by 11‘ corkinc‘ 1111 1111 idiot hue rum

. pining-amnion hall, the Macho-L
It‘lio‘I Won their lacond exhibition
some illiurddy at Newnold Pork.
ottoman. Tho Bridgeport ball tou-
ei'I took the' Lyon club" of the New

'- England lmue into cImp again, iiilI , , ,

time Ito-in. out I victory by two rum

 

tit Wfll’hicn were

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at Virginia‘

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nlng that “117th hint moo had: Ho“
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‘ IOoliogo illicit!“ tom loll mm out
it- mount southern my 1111 will visit. I

1111on 111 11191011th Inning oil rlmhor

i Lawson 3 rtson. trainer or the in
fish-American Athletic Club 111111 the‘
1 New lorbl'nltoraityltrnck team, will
prohably 1,1711 «1.11.1 ll uni-1:111
cough for the 0i) Inuit: 10111111. The
committee 1112 decided that the want
at training Anterior: his string at
athletes who will compete in Stock—
‘holm nexln ,mcr will be toomnchi
for one man to handle. and tint on din-j
11111111111 will he necousnry 1111qu Mike’
fMurphy in his work of letting “the
men in their boat condition. _
Robonm in tho choice of II. 111110!”-
‘Iltl or the memhoro of the committee.
i and it is expected he will be oncinily
selected at the out mectln‘fi.

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American “Association mm Win
Hard Fought Tan inning llama

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commons. 11.111111 8.—-Harry;
Wolverton'n Highlanders looked very
11101111111111 blink, windswept Easter:
Sunday afternoon when they were de-
tonated by tho American AoMotlon
’nutdt of this municipality by I. more
of ii to i. it took the auditor ton inn-
ings to udminloter tho done. The
Highlanders throw opportunity upon,
o‘pnoriunlt) Ill over the field. There
may have been extenuating cit-cum:
atanoos. Yet everything was “uni,
barrinsth’o fact that Vaughn 111‘“ ton-1
ed ovor the full lintit own-t. donors
who piloted the tract: in throo‘ inning
Inuit».

Vouxhn Ihould never have bun
forced into overtime. N01 thot in.
m not ulMllNdM m oi tho
«1111', nor 1.11111 lilo 111‘. MM Ii

.11“ York pied more .chIncoI l‘n the
'flt‘It it‘i‘nins than will lik‘Ily ho mum;

campaign.

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'rnmi'rv or! roll IOU'ti-i.
Hammad. 111111 darn. 'l'i'lnllr

 

live m Milo «my. two 01 than
with WIIhlnltod ‘Ind Lu mommy:
The iii-Ii lam will he 'with tho Outhv

tow. Tho (ultimo inoludod in 1111‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

l11nd cart-lad away an electric score

In fund in tho runhtioh time. but ‘

ed to them the first month on thd'i‘ohl' ,

0110 11111701111in or Wflhlnltoh touch; .

Indiumnnl
Innnuunuu

Bin imam Gal Three Runs
Balm Rain Stops Gama .
in Seventh inning

 

.ioo Moulnnitynnd his ludlann our»
rendered yesterday to the Philadel-
phia National Longhorn alter a seven-
lnning combat, in which the hitting
was light. Tho Phlllloc meted iour
Into clout: ofli‘tvto o! the Class AA
pitchers. 1111111111111, 11 recruit. held
the Bram to two mattered hits bind
a whitewash. Score: Phlludchihla,
3; Rework, 0

A wind Iiorm divided the attention
of the fans. A small sized hurricane
swept. down the held during the some

board um had only been finished the
day before. Sewn] showers were in
toroperuod between innings until final.
iy a hery downpour broke up the
game It the end of the seventh with
one mm to so. .-

Knit had the ludians' number all
the way through and gave them 11111115
in: like on opening. Wyatt Lee was
found [or two doublets. one each in

 

the first not! second innings. both he- ,

in; convort‘ed into runs. McGlnolty.

went to the mound in the third and

three wide throws in succession nl ow~i ,

,cd Titus to reach third. trom Wbu co
,ho scored on a two-base swat by 1.1»

dornn.
Prince Gnakeil pitched the three

last innings for tho Enron and had‘

the his lenders sewed up.

WILL U8 «VEGAS IE'I' .
lillllflll- $1."! FIOIIT

 

Innouncomont int night 11111 hits 117111
with Flynn mid lain vitae at but

‘11, 1111111613611

‘lllld today 1111 would withdrawn nor
«119.3011»an cadmium. 11. did
until, honour, that Joint 1111 hoot;
much Wflfid‘m. _
Iworo hold dithor‘ . 1
MIMI. quc L ‘

MW
‘HIRI’I A CHANGE.

 

211111111111; you for your 21111111,
IpIoo. {Milli ‘5‘

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undue: ‘Ooionidl 3..
816 Grind 11h, ”1115071111.

will“ WI TONIGHT. ..
Jim Pond mt w. Jim 8mm It
Kenninxt 'PI'.
; 11111 111111 1111. 011111177 world it!

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CHICAGO April fill—Jack John‘Ion’o , ,

l

Venn. N 11.. 31117 I, who undo otter , ,
II with hols Curler. pro, ,
motor of tho notch. (lotion mum. 1

Th! 0010111!) A. G oi momma-1' ‘

, would llho to hook pm with In? 1&1 ,
19 year old tooth in tint vicinit7. The I_L
,jnmutobcdllMinlouihNomI I‘

‘w. I‘I‘OAH‘NY. 15; .
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Noah Bronco v.8 Johnny Connolly
at New Redford

w»...—

“701'qu your mu in The Boatinol.

1 S’Pfliiiliiii COMMENIS

Evidently the Philadelphia Nationals 1

have not shaken off the Motion that
pursued them all last season. The fol-
Iowm 111.1111 Phillie: are 1111 today. We are printing in today-I N ‘
since it became known that Sherwood National League 9",“! WM
Magoo, the hard hitting.~ontfioidor ol the convenience 0! “1M 01 W
the club. is out of the some for dev-‘el‘fi who might wish 40 Cub 1'? ' L
oral weeks, and it will be at lea-t I‘ keep it during the ensuing
month after the regular season oponai The big league baseball moon , 4 , .
before he can take his place in theithls week and from now on wd L
lineup. Masce‘ a right wrist in broken i ‘endeavor. to keep I careful I
in two places He was injured during! rate account of the doings in W
the batting practice yesterday, when hail world“ suggestions me
“Toots" Shultz hit him on tho 1111113,”qu be appreciated and if
‘wlth one of his headers. Today Magoo“ cable tollewed out.

visited the horthwostorn Hospital and "

on x-rareitamlnatlon showed fractures Young Hertz, ol South New ,
at the wrist and one or the bones of Battling RIMS. or New Yaw“
the forearm Many handball expertsi hate been booked to tight four ‘
figure that the Phillled 11111 the strung-l at the big exhibition to he 11
est team on paper in the N utional Music Hall on the 30111 loot,
League. The injury to Mom means 2 boys will weigh In at 1113

. ~_.., ... m

.ANOLD-T‘IMERv " ‘REVIVEDL‘L

Smokers of 20 yearn we have pleasant mentor-loo of the

R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR

We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the 11111111 .I.
whncco from which this Clan! wu mode mad the 11.11.11 now no
«lo at WHELPLEV It CLARK'S, DREVFUBS’. LEARY'B AND 01%
IR OMAR STAN”.

{OLD WELL CIGAR co,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ALL DEALERS

 

 

 

much to - the Doolnlteswomlnnfiii
did just as the season is about t

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AN‘ EASTER GREE'l‘iN‘fl

 

 
 
 
 

in honoring rhosrol't 8p 1
Festival demondl the bolt
everything that in load 1ft,
wine or llduor is requlrod
sooth tarnished by Mom
‘Flynir will moot every 911 .. 1
, u they art not only sooth-h ‘
Iuporlor in flavor, in purity a
in henlthfuhms. 11111 in
cattle they are haunt thud
honestly Ind cold honouly.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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