American League Schedule I912
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April 18. 19. 2t), 21
July 1. 2. 3 '
Sept. 25, 26, 27. 28
Apr. 27. 28. 29. 30
June .28. 29.. 30
(lot. 2. 3, l5. 0‘
Apr. 23, 24. 26. 26
May 28, 29. 30. 30
Aug 12. Aug. 30. 31
May 1'. t. 9. 10
July 13. 15, 16 .
Aug. 18. ll. 15. 16
May 11. 13. 14, IE
July 9. 10. 1d. 12
Aug. 17. 19. 20 It
May 21. 22. 23
July 22. 23, 24. 26
Aug. 2t, 22, 23, 24
May 18, 17. 18. 20
July 17. 18. 19. 20
Aug. 26. 27. 28
ST. LOUIS
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April Ii. 12. 13. 14A
June 18. 19. 20. 22
June- 26. 26. Sept. 29
May '2. 3. 4.. 5
July 4. 4. Aug. 30, 31
Sept. 5, 7. 3
April 15. 16, '17
May 25. 26. 27
July 6. 7.31591. 1. 2. 2
May 16, 17. 18, 20
July 17. 18, i9, 20
Aug. 26. 27, 28.
Mlly 21. 22, 23
July 22, 23. 24, 26
Aug. 21. 82. 23. 24
Mlly l. a. 9, 10
July 12. 13, 15. 16
Aug. 17. 19. to
May 11. 13. I4. 15
July 8, 9. 10. 11
Aug. 14, 15. 16
only 11,13, 13. 15
Aprll if», 16. 17 Apr. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26 N f ' April 11. 12. 13. 14 May 21. 22. 23 any 16, 17, 13, 20 May 7. 3, 9’ 10
l')i?.TR0l’l‘ ............ May 2.3, 2o, July 5, o, 7 May 28, 29. 30, 30, 31 Evenln Juno 26. 26. 27 July 22. 23. 24. 25 July 17.18.19.20 July 9. 10. 11 July 12, 13, 15, 16
Sept. 1, 2, 2 ‘ June 23 . g Sepi.A26. 27., 28. 29 Aug. 21. 22. 23. 24 Aug. 26, 27. 28 Aug. 13, 14.15.16 Aug.17, 19, 20
May 2' 3’ 4' 5 AW 27’ 33 «19,30 All?” 1319, 20, 21 ' . May 11. 13. 14, 15 MIy 7. 8. 9. 10. July 8 May 16, 17. 18. 29 May 21. 22 z. 23
CLEVELAND June 23, July 4.;1 June 28. 29. 30 June ‘18. 19. 20. 2-2 Sentlnel . July 9. 10. 11. 12 , July 13. 16. 16 July 17. .18, 19. 20 July 22. 23. 2i. 25
9 Sept. 5. 6. 7. 8 Oct. 2.‘ 3. 5. 6 July 1. 2. ll Aim 17. A19. 20 Aug 14. 15. 16 Aug. 26. 27. 28 Aug. 21, 22, 23. 24.
- June 5. 6. 7. 8 Junel . 2. 3. 4 June 9. '10. 11.112 June 13. 14. lb. 16 Apr. 11. 12. 13. Milli 5 Apr. 15. 16. 17 April 22, 23. 24, '3
WASHINGTON Aug. 4. 5. 6. 7 f Aug 8.9.10. 11 July 31. Aug. 1. i. 3 .July 27. 28. 29. 30 for June ll. 20. 2!. 22 May 24. 25. 27. 28 May 29, 30. 30
1* Sept. 20. 21, 22 "" Sept 17.18, 19 Sept. to. ill. to Sept. 10. 11. 12 Sept. 25. 26. 21 July it. Oct. 3, 4,5 Sept. 4. 5, s, 7
.. « June 1. 2. 3, 4 June 5.6 . . 8 June 13,1l‘. 15,16 Juno 9. 10, ll. 12 Apr. 18. 19. 20 “Apri122. 28, 24. 25 April 26, 27, 29. 3O
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 8, 9. 10. 11 Aug 4 i3, 6. 7 pithy was; 29. 30 July 31, Aug. 1.2. 3 June 18; 28. 2.9 Jull’1.3 . a“ May 29. 30. 30 May 24.26.27.213 f
Sybil-17, '18. 119
Sept. 20. 21, 32
Soul. to 1 i2
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$09!. .13. 14, 15
Sept. 2, 2. 3
Sept. 4. 5. 6, 7 Aug. 29. 30, 31
N E W YORK
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.luue 9.19. ‘11, 12
July 31.
Sept. 13. 14, 15
Aug. 1. 2, 3‘
Julie iii. 14. 15. id
‘ July'27. 28. 29. 30 ‘
Sept. 10. ll. 12
. math 233%" I‘
f Aug 4. J5 3.” l
Solll.17,18_.1il
June 5.,8. 7. 8
Aug. 8. 9. 10. 11
Sent. 29. 321. 22
April 26. 27. 29. 30
July 3. 4. i. 5
Aug. 29. 30. 3!
May 1. 2, 3. 4
June 24, 25. 26. 27
Sept. 28. 30; Oct. 1
Apr. 18. 19. i9. 20
June 28, :39. July I. 2
Sept. 24. 25. 26
Baseball
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BQSTON .......... . . .
June 13 14.15. 16
Jul} 27. 28. 29. 30
Sept. 10, 11.12
Juno 9, 10. ll, 1?
July 31. Aug. 1. 2. 3
Sent. 13. .14. 15
Julie 0, 6. 7 8
Aug. 8 9.10 it
Supt. 20. ill. 22
Juno 1, ll. 3. 4
Avg: 4v a] at I
Sept. i7. 18, 19
May 1. ll. 3, 4
June ill, 25. 26. 27
Sept. 28. 30; Oct. 1.
April to. 16. 17
July 3. l. l, 5. 6
Oct. 3. ll. 5
April 11, 12, 13. May 6
June 19 20. 21, 22
sent.“ .. ll. 3
News
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WINNER NNNINNNNS NNSPNN NS.
Record crowds Expected in All Baseball llilieo~Piliyers Frooh From Illoir. Spring lroininu
, l ’, Are Eager For the Fray-0ullook the Best in Years
SATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pltlhdelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at St.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Louis.
A M ERICA N LE A GU E
.BOSLOH at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Chicago.
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NEW. YORK. lipril ii
York and Brooklyn.
crashed ‘bata with the lion
while the New York Giant
of the National League
season with the superbus in W ash-
- install Park, Brookiln.
_ Sky during the forenoon
A périlt-ure that liOHé'lt‘d
lll‘ge opening dal attendance.
management of both pttlits lino prepar-
ed for a cam it) crond.
Muhagel \\ oivetton. of
to be.
«Box is iikelt
The lineup,
1 ' ions:
."“‘Tll(:‘
ball season of 1912 opened
At
sold Noddy that Ray Caldwell
probably pitch The choice of the Reu'
0' Brien
. Mnrq’uhrd and .\ap Riicker are likely
to. oppose. ouch othel“ in
subject to c
lll
ton Rd 801.
B r humpionsi
opened the
and a tour.
around the
hall. it; Bodie. ct; Solder, lb
;Wenker, on; Sullivan c; Walsh {1
St. Louistllolteh,
valovall lb.
Pratt. ri';
Petty, ll-
Blg Day at Boston.
nos'rox, April llxwl’ll'un
major league baseball here {Gilli}; pro-
vided for 11 game buiween tho reorgnn
ired Boston Nationals under the loud-
erslllu of “Johnny"
base' Philadelphia Quakers. headed by Chain
The playing parlt‘ at UN"
Amorioan‘ South End grounds has been trans:
League Park the New York Yankees formed and ol'oryihlng was ill team.
A liens for the initial contest.
The Quakers present
team {out members being laid up with
{iniulles Tyler, ior 30:1th and Ale»
A olondlosn andor. tor the Quakers, were the prob-
nblo choice for pitchers.
homllll J Lynch. oi:
titty mark glue promise oi‘ the usual. tongue has accepted an invitation to
[he he present at the game and Mayor
New' lea Doom.
of;
tiny
Kilns.
the ill at bull.
the, Ynnkees.
Would ‘
Rube
llullge.
CleiNNA'I‘l.
At Cincinnati.
Muttic‘k
Austin. lib:
llaporie. 2b; Hogan. it;
iinliinnn. us; Stouht-lla, r:
and the
n V\ eakeuod
'Prellldent
the Valiant
0 April lie-”With
the exception of one man. the teams
flotn thin (it; and Chicago. which will
Brackiyll.l°pe" ”‘9 National League baseball of; Crawford. rt; Dolt‘ltnltll.2b; Gailn‘
is on season here today. lliil be identlllalll or in Bush. as Kochor. c, Muliin p-
the same that took part in the cionlng
games of the season of 1911. The line-
Lol‘d a bruised wrli-lt.
rick, 3b; Murphy. rt;
Barry. 58: Thoman
ol
Aillsmitll, t;
ill I.
youthful ‘ makeup in
it in of veterantg.
pilot. The. llllolip:
Colombo or Bender, n.
thsllinutonmhilinn.
rt; Mueller, at Shanks. if; Flinn lb:
Knight. 2h; )lrlllldu us; Fouiur lib; dvmllndsltn Nil" coxtl..lhu 0,“de Moflraw' it until! took part in the
NC. ultimatum lliollld on!) lime 60 per games.
Umpika‘inughllu llnd wt-uter rent out of “.th u...) would hula to manager sent hourly all his men to
pm Kllbaue his '7 500 ghe Brown 3 "Ne diamond Mneleen 0f Ill? wear
slice put the irrélimlllurl lighters. the 9'5 0i ”‘9 ”1“?» ““0“?“ “‘9" 93"“
The Giants won both games
Johnson, 1).
Game starts ill 3 n m
At Clovolund.
CLEVELAH)‘, 0.. April 11,-..1ndgm. oiliciai nrlnilnu, rental of the Garden.
tlom early toduy were that the Di." etc.
troll and Cleveland mums. will open man
the local American mantle. SENIOR un
dor ldenl conditionh this afternoon.
Both teams in today's contest otter
many null; locus in their lineups. Clo
velaud probably millionth
League, with tun outi‘leldors and l\
john F. Fitzgerald agreed to into“ first bnlolllnn now to tho big lengths.
ll nplinkling oi one your men and ii
in addition Clove-
lands manager, Harry Davis lb aeri-
lng mil ilrllt season all a major league
Detroit-«Vin ll; London. at. Cobb
Johnna
his title
lions for
Each team will
ll:
Melanin, lb:.
or Loon. r:
This proposition ua‘t;
cf:
cent. of
he held.
(be. 111061
the Americull‘
’ .llill logo,
1 being a
. about a
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llliIN ill Bill NNNNN
Champion Dolliallds $7,500, and
36 For Bani. oi Receipts
weight of tile “arid. tolled his honors
very. seriously
' Snare Garden with Knockout Brown.
he minded an odor of $7.500 with the
send u slur pitchor into the box. The ”mum... of 51“,";an m” terms to 25
butting order will be no follow:
l'lllltldelnhiawlmrd or Strnnh,
‘i‘lidring. rt; Collins, 2h; Butler or Der-t
l per com.
on tho night of the battle.
so. duo with 20 pi‘l‘ mt.
ior lilo End
Kilban’u, champion leather
lie thinks so much 0!
that flail: erdIl.
a lull l‘htll‘ld bout 'nl‘hladlxou‘
in nomad .
hills in
NM hit it
intuit iilR
or the receipts nil-tho house.
the leonlplu As the Slate
Unless Kilhano changed hill doAf
do the [unlimited match will not W H “in! i0 3-
The Giants main showed meal. [was
with the but in the eye opener. In the
fourth tuning the Yale boys pulled the
~4
- Wanna?" ”W ....
llllllrlll will NOT
M. SWEDEII‘
1 who Murphy. l'ho turmer- Yalo tnaiu- Sham and a damn.» bv
9" 90W "Mn" 3' “‘9 ”uhm‘il" 0' unto the Giants tour until, the margin
, Pon‘nsxinnla will not be able to ac-
icomnnny the American Olvmplc leam'
tio Stockholm. Shelton. this summer..
according to lntormntlon received from
Phllodeluhit recently. Although all
the yogi. trainer in m trom|
well man and the tuition at"
hundred men on a long trip
t‘ievalundmnutoher it; Olson. all: would be an arduous undertaking. To
Manager John Mournw tooit advan-
The first otter ”in“ to Kllbnne ml.“ mine of the occasion oi l1 doublehead-
additional oi. or with tho Yale “will nine motor
the mile model over ll curtain sum. day ‘0 l“ 3h“ “M 8R" on 11“ 89"“?
refnsed Kil *colloctlou oi youngntew who haw.
Schhefiei. bum demanded “.500 with 35 nor been clowning around with the Giants
since last February.
first by? runs 102
old college» players‘
the) needed to land
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INN ll Ill’Nill. ll.
Former Boot; Walsh. nu tailor
Scores Over Hook ill Eli
- since it went. out on the water. At
first ll. was honed his illness would be
MCGMWINOS w,“ “my,“ same of short duration. but it is admitted be
From Collegian: by 7 to 2 k» in bad tum
» , Bowen’s ion in a. severe one to the
M 8m comm by varsity. ii is the first gap in the
champion eight of last year. Bowen
H to 3 Score stroked the varsity crew for two years
Nov. to be outdone the Yale
throwing the bull around the hull pen.
liow‘thev did hurl it. burl it!
with a couple of phones to Dame. and
still SIBDKE Lost '
Til collllul om
Gloom prevailed in Cornell univer-
s‘hity circles recently when it. become
f known that Ernest Fletcher Bowen.
tho great stroke our. will not be able
to grow this your. Ho is suffering from
rheumatism and ill said to be in bad
Shape. Bowen has been ill for name
time and bull? not rowed in the crew
and M18 (regarded as one of the beat
stroke 01ml Courtney ever produced.
’alter Blotter. No. ti in the eight last
year. and E. H. Dole. tho brilliant
stroke of last, yellr‘s four. are the most
logical candidates for Bowen‘s vacant
soot.
Twanty- -i’oul‘ or w
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man s suhrugist.
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Joseph. 10.
At Norlolltm'romuto 10; Now
At Columbuawcolumbus, 1mm
has City, 8. .
At Toledo-Toledo. 6; Milwau
At Indianapolis/~81. Poul. 7: W
walls. 6. .
At Inuiavliie _.. Minneapolis,
bouillv,llle 4 ‘
COLLEGE BABEBALL emu. ‘
Al. Annapolis—Navy. 13. Birdbath“.
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At Providence~Browm 6; Bovdflil.
4.
Al. Highland Falls. N. Y. ~Latoye f
n...—
"Jones is having u lot M til-oil
with MI car."
"What all: it?"
"Nothing. He is trying to sell it."
Nov. that Spring in here take 0
hint and keep on hand a supply a:
OUR BOTTLED BEER ,
tor the warm days that will make
thirst} and in need oi! a revivin ,.
noui‘iohlng, real thirst-quenching how
erase
Our ilotlled Boer is pure rich. f
nourishment and is it splendid hm
erase irrespective of the season.
Castellano & Bardlliii
Tel. 461.
Tlilll
Roger Ludlow
Twin City
Nugget or
Lillie Gem
aetile part?"
British Visitor -"Oh yell;
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the
and the nightcup
trick of madly
This
Suodlirhsa
sale at‘
h mo.
‘ e no ER CIGAR aTANDS.
00ers she lake any .
2 a. l. lltlllolos.
'AN OLD-TIMER RE.
Smokers at 20 1am and have pleasant memories or the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been tortunate to purchase duplicates of the Havana
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now On
IHELPLEY a. CLARK'S, DREYFUSS'. LEARY'S AND 011-!
OLD WELL Clean co.
ALL DEALERS
in“.
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YllillieeB~W'0ltt‘r. it; Daniel, ct; iuokuon cl; Liliule 2b; Ryan rt“
. ' ' ire are the Penna ivonill team t r t o
“9' 11” he" ” Hurtzoil “5 13° ”up Hohnhorsi. lb, Turner. 3b; Euatelll. N p l y o h
l Cllcag0wlfl\el‘6 2b; Shockurti, ll; ntorcoleglote meet to on much as
Ni. 3h; Gardner, 2;b Sheet, c; Cnld- * c; Mitchell. 11. Mil iii an ‘ d r d h
‘ Schulte. rt; Chalice, 1b; ilenhox. 3b; to w be h o on u a. on o
H All I Ulnplroo-«Dlneen and Polline. l t It h
,. A Holman ct; Tinker p3; Archer c- Wll need I long roll I on a ufluir .
atonmllooper, ri'; Yerkes 2b; ' . _ . . All at. Loulo ’ v r .. _
another (1;! Stub], lb: Gardner. 3b; C019 0" ‘lirlntlle. l’~ ‘ ' ' o a '
' 8121101113. Mo, April 11.~Plttlla With Murphy out on hand mentor
l l‘incinllhtimfiescher it; Bales of;
it: Vi’iizllel'. rs; i‘arrlsml. 0;. b. burg and St Louis will noon the Nlt- than will be a vacancy dliiloult to ill].
tionlll League chunl‘llb‘nllhiu loam on it his thinned it nooemrr the Gilmo-p
Robllon Fluid thill utte’moon. Hat. lilo dominate. had pleaded to hum
iloblitzei, ib;' Martians, rt; Egan, 2
Pheinn, lib; Esmond, on; Mcllean. c;
Smith or Susan, ’11.
,. Donnelly and Hint
‘or . it; ilolwle, b; nod-
“.13.. ”l. Mom“. s w. Lonnox is the new man on the out. man dud Bil! ll will look tutor tho new two ttritium. out: trout tho em. ml
. Fiétrher ‘na‘ Meye'rll‘o: cugo team. Glam. 0! the locals. will N9” ‘0! Gilli. booming Gallium one rum “to N1? . h
A ' ' ' ' ' not play, owing to it death in his him- 994 “ll“ " ‘ ‘ mantlonod ‘3 “r” y. ““me “a
' ' f . jA Alloln the lot a poll- may be picked.
‘* A‘ Chclcuo wanted Martin baloney
«other of the lithium) A. A. Tho AP:-
citlo coast oldhiored tor Dow" Mention.
couch oi Simian! university. {rho
‘ boot/ml A. It. had a: null it» tho, lob.
‘Allrll. 11.w .and o bqohl iill‘t mriod tho nonu-
naldm'd'd 1m ago for IAWIOII Robot-lion. ottlle lrllh
it United Elliot A .t a. , ~
blympic Glimé‘o“ ' ‘
lll, while Mitchell will be out of the
lgamo owing- ‘to an injury. A record
crowd is oxlzectod lit the now our
lThe weather nredlction in run (or
baseball. .
llnullort lb:
‘ born. oil. Stnl‘ll. 2b:
Sm ill. in; Erwin. u; Rue
hdull Bush
anointing on Mall authority
dash. Pitcher the world's infill
W 1"th smith. Iii. ‘i’ullhroli. «actuary 'l‘ranut- ;
li‘run. two tuv- lngtu‘n limit
“liq will iii
“mum.“ ‘
’ 11 N “9'. blue ribboh. ~New Yorlt World.
we: in tho . .f f ,
Godot tho ransom why a will:
luau—a...“
‘ All-W
‘arltand that he rm oritlonl-
do do he beoutno don- ’
locum" cadmium .1,
l
loathorwelxlit tournament at the Elm
l‘p ire A. C. New York. int night. John
‘ny Dundee dooioivoly actuated Tommy
by a wide martin nod earned
Sevmd hove boon tho priviiexo or ii match for the tidal
Houclt.
‘honoro with Joe Cooler
The null toll-round
in the Mini-lino!
the minute which it
iiiilldildil. Boots
Jimrhy Wnloh by 0. allude.
night wan betwaeh Jimmy Walsh at
Boston. who weighed 118 poundil. and
Joe Cooler of Brooklyn. who tipped
round; 02.].
who won from
bout of the.
“I,
kind or Mm '4
whip "Eddie?
pure whisker before
will warm the stomt‘loh‘ ml
the dizastion process. .A
at pure and high grade willow
like the Chickeh Cock will or
a life novel lithon you are thrill
ened nith grin. pneumonia; ‘
A Iteoilnal colic, indigestlon ,
than) of "the ills that flesh ‘
“ heir to" when you keep it ill
house trolv
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