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Lively Youngsters by Soul‘s
ill 2] to 2-—-Touied as
Victim to
Thedhamos
Foniiom at the schools are begin
ning to sit up nndr‘tnlie notice at the
playing of the Franklin school nine.
'l‘his lively aggregation is not lack-
ing in pepper and yesterday vanquish-
ed the Center schools to the tune of
21 to‘ 2. The contest was too one
sided to be really interesting for the
downtown lads had everything their
oWn way. Lonchuk ‘pitched a great
game for a school boy, striking out
nine men. His work was steady and
heady throughout, and his teammates
hocked‘itim up by good holding pier
ing at every stage or the some. The
contest. wns‘ployed at ‘the Colonial
lot. On Friday the Fronklins are
scheduled to play the Marlin school
nine. '
The lineup of the teams was as lol-
lows:
Frankiins.
C. Tariov all; Kelle‘l’. c; A. Tailor.
ll Hoyeil, 2 b; ignhlin and A.
Sitts of; Tito 1 h; Mend it; E. Me
Mohonl rt; Wehak. ‘
='.6Intor ‘
Taylor r l; Burr. p; St. John, 3 s;
. Norris 1 1;; Sterling, 2 b: Alciiliouey,
' Outlined. ml. ,
o f; Getclieli. Forbloil. i i; Dylielnlin,
o: Barker, 3 b.
Strikeouts by Burr. 8; Loncllnli, 9.
Umpire, Briggs.
. eours FOR THE week.
Tonight.
Carl Morris vs. Belmont, St. Louis
Jock Britten vs_ Johnny Bolton.
Paddy Callahan vs. .1. Couwllofland
llill Bennett 18. Joe liedel. Brooklyn,“
Ed. Flynn v8. Chick West, Willi-
illuntiir.
Pill Moore V8.
Netherk.
Tommy herein Vii.
"Ono Round" Hogan vs. F. Madden.
l-red McKuh \e Soldier Kent-no and
.lohnm Lore vs. Young Bliugrue, New
York _
Youngmgonper
London.
Young (Bra-dwell.
m. K. ly’llltt,‘ New
Wednesday.
‘Biily Nixon vs Buy Woods. Lewis
ton.
Frank Moron vs. Sailor" White.‘
Pillludeluh’ia .
H Lang vs Bey Brannon lndlen-
avails .
Young Inuit (finite vi. Phil (tron
and Young Allah-n inI. Hurry W'
New l'orlt.
Bud “define Vii- m limited allow
a»
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Whaling“ ' .m
stove Konnory vs. Young Britt. . '
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Bio Ed. Walsh Again Earns Title
oi iron Man in Ninth ih~
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Yootordny'o heoultI.
New York. 4; Boston. 8. »- .
Pittsburgh!) . .; 8t. Louie, 5.,
Philadelphia. 2: Brooklyn, 1. .
Chicago, 1; Cincinnati. ii (11 in-
dingo) , . I
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Mondim 0! Chill!-
Ii ill/like nelson." ol' the \St. unis W h P-G-
Brown. had not tipped it mill with Elliodelphia .....'.. . . . .4 I All!)
his but in the ninth inning at last. “M01811 ....... .'-.‘....d , :3 *, 750
*Sullaays game ateportsman Pull, in: New York . - . ~--‘ ~\ fl ”14
Louis, in the some between the WW0 -'-. 5 3' '3"
Browns and Chicago White Sex; he St. Louis .3 ' 5. w!"
would have reached first vie the was Boston ~ - - . ‘ - ~ . .. ””1 ' 5 337
route, Pratt would have scored. the Brooklyn m- i .......2 4 333
bases would have been filled still; and Cincinnati. ....l.....~.l ‘ 3 .143
the most remarkable pitching tent. ever ..._....... ‘
witnessed on any diamond would have elm" Today.
come to naught. Philsdelphin at. New York.
chicsgo at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsburgh at ISL 'Mulu.
Balenti was the first of three bat-
ters to fall after Ed [Walsh had been
called to assist the, White Sex with
sacks stuffed. Walsh rounded out the
inning by fanning two others and env-
lug the game for Chicago j' ‘ .
It was a unique and wonderful
piece of pitching on the port or the
iron Men. 'Up' to the seventh inning
Frank Lam vpitchod'gl‘eat ball for
mileage. in that round the hidden
bell trick vies worked on’ tango by ‘
George Btovnll. psatmileter It workinil
pied:
‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE.
‘ Yesterdny'o RIIuItI.
Washington, 8; New York, 4."
Detroit. 3; Chicago. 2
Philedelphin, 6; Boston. 4.
Cleveland, 8; ‘St. Mule, 3.
sustain: of clot». in”!
pitched to each hatter were “called
beliehy Evans. The third hell on
St. Louis at Clevoldnd.
Detroit It Chicago.
eoehubotter was called a strike. The . loner. ‘3
fourth hell on each batter WIS struck IINTE‘RNATIONAL LEMUE. . Joe “NO?! ”0!! M)
2' Joe Mandel ......
Itgund misses. The fifth hell on each At mumOMDn‘m]. 1; 2..
better was called I hull. making the Boltimore. 5.13 3 Dale Ind Med-
with Walsh's olisrlngs.
wildest dreams at out mm the- m (“ll-‘3
, omen American
moldexulaomeu story ever vitamin A...“ 1"“ m0“ we" , mm: Hilton. noon-liar. seat.
a yellow beck. tolled to compete with ‘ OTHER; port; 9 6' ‘ MOW“ WW“ “6"”: mum: ismlthAlt-iddc‘li New York.
that ninth inning situation. Three 3“ Draw“: ”03““ “'2'. limit Wells mum...“ W 12" Pinneodleldt, mm.“ ”58'
men on and none out and three and NW“ fl.“ (ems “ ' Pol Rom- ....... Mohammad Wm ”frontal. N 3“ 1.38!
two on all three butters. dud tum , KlkIANl'APTBNR “”6““
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Negro and lions Holders
Before wolgast unit
Ritchie-
inlne Ritchie is a strong ‘anvocete
of Germany sullrclnam.
eion to tnelialltwelght
By his notes
Paddy Duty. lrishlnnn.
Jock Biennium, lrialiinen.
19d lLlwixne’. Frenchmen.
from: Erne, «Swiss.
Joseph Guns, negro.
. Battling Nelson. Done. ‘
Adolph iWolgIIt. German
Gehrig Steiien (Millie Ritchie) Ger- 0‘ the m um but it
During 30 years, and the govern-
Iune promise: but little cheer. fi‘hel’
list about like this ‘ ‘ ’-"
slum-t..-
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more are only two that one even
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NEW YORK. Ant-ll tar—domed in
the will at J .P. Morgan made public
yesterday. centered today in the ques-
tlon ct the vein. or the financteu es-
championship. state and in what a edition his son
the throne is kept in German hands. would We of the iv?“ collection oi
Willie's real name being Blinded land Korean ”threesome Less than :20.
his tell-onto being Gordian born All 000,000 was accounted for in the 8M1-
wOlgnut, from whom he took- the
title, is also a but up to tic bequests made by Mr. Moi-sun. the
the crowing or little Mclph l the
German dynasty hadn't much to soy.
hood 1 ll
Beginning ”Wk ‘31 the “fiddle ‘OBB. ‘3 mgsmmtgfi brl‘mmmmn: ”is:
it were, the thmne of the lightnm’dsht
championship has been thus occu-
nil-It being the residuum! portion at
the amount some estimates made
member or the iii-ill of .l. P Morgen
It Go. not even the son himself can
tell withlnmnny millions the actual
value or the infinite. . Until ”1??in
by the clue (or the purpose oi ooiloct.
in; the inheritance tax, the question
pmhuhy will rennin om ‘ »
much Problem-tint.
.l'. P. Moran (locum today to soy
milling in mm to the disposition
woe inti
mated that he might have a emollient
the stunt. , W: h 913- to she out some time this week. Th
lungs was guyed oo' unmerciiully WIshington ......5 ' 0 1,000 “‘9‘“ 0' “is“? “W“! 27 years "”9““. were “mm the son with“;
.ililt‘ne doomed to go right up in tho‘PhllIdelphio e o , .m and all WNW” 9‘3”“ "mm” hope out "no will be will in 3,; n a
'eir.’ He wavered'in the eighth inning Cleveland .1 '7 3 i .700 German ‘m‘ u“ ”Wu" Mr. manner no he think: heat to lull mg
and in the ninth he pitched l2 sue- Detoolt ..o o .500 3‘9“” “0" “mm' “l“ “E V‘“ “mm“ mum or dupagmmif“
cessivo balls with nary ii strike: 'Bllly Chicago 6 6 355 mm the m ”Nam” yearn to of them or such portions or them 9’,-
Evans was umpiring behind the plate. or. Louis . . ..i or .3“ WM- “NW “MN “m l” will b. mum; “mil“; 0... o,
and sent Pratt. eéovall lnu Austin to Boston .2 '6 .250 mt “0 “‘4‘“ 'W' “1““ '° the intention. which i have coauthor
first without calling ssh-lire end with- Now- York .. . .Zi . "EN .1. 3 . 4‘3 m” the W” in melon The to lighter? them permanently
mut elthoy. oi the trio altering vet I —,—- ”n best “m’ “mt Brown :viillablo tor the pleasure and innit-m:
' single ditched! bull Gem» TM!!!- ‘ wanting“ Erma 3:“ kink”?! ‘ tion of the Morton people “
Then Jimmy Callahan put. in no New York It millennial. ”"N‘fiflf “h N ‘n" ° ‘ °‘ in» slot-gain will no died for pro-
Woleh. The lint two balls welsh Boston “ Wuhington. the 2° High is M" ~ the
morning.
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third week of the National Bo lln
halt Britten (Willioin Brosiill). lrllh mutton tournament atoms etude:
‘ o it no the some, .three games Packoy McFarland .. irish with new team tw their dune. are or the most delicate ‘ ’ '9'" y, .
NiNltuNi‘ $333k“. The sixth boll den: Roth and dim NO other Tommy Mummy .1315“ an pm”?! “me 39:23:; :3? and responsible character. that. their ““3 5'31“ .‘W‘l‘,
was struck ,et by each batter and “mam”. uncommon. ‘l‘renlt Whitney (Sermon-American in am the mum seven d'oys. control the conduct 0! train and oos- THE fine that!“ ‘
milled. retiring him. - l ‘ .3“ Ammo“ ---- 3"“ The mill cam.” mew 1m mg nonzero committed to M cure. Ind Poetry girls with Mm
Walsh plmlied‘is hulls. six to and “mm” T l u m lame W" ‘9‘?“ “'1‘ than rhetlnlhelliiman event in menu the mlnllment oi dill} tin-lit they able range and email“
butter, with momma remit all mil M Mm'm‘dm“ °° °' Mlihnrn who gun-«mi-n-«lflfi 1m 1...... an”... will“ week with must be cal-elm that mold conduct -
man. Bulenti'e second strike we: I “M? 7' ill 9; 8t. Poul 5361‘de .. .Frcnch haw“. of t Gonna 00W“ tou’rds and intercourse with pu-
tool. He started otter the ball them At St. Poul-mill 0. ml, Nielsen . Dime ed the mod ”:3!“ the individual semi-I iI governed by the most lim- S 0ke
‘ tried to stall. the be" barely tickinn i “9 g dill- Kid W‘MJW” Dolmil “hm rolling" . onions regard for courtesy. politeness. m
hie b» Th“ occidental tool m m glietugka—md mono ' , “ maimm """ ”122:2“: The mum: of the lenders It the uni gentleman” bearing. They should
not timeon ottho'Brownoconnoetod ‘ ” “’3' "'““""“' Milli otroilin «cord; wool ml: to M0 the Mid WK“ alga
y y Thin the “WW” c“""°°‘“““’“" ‘ m‘mule Welsh. Wollh mg“ mg: Cami”. N“ am a. mm" .1, “mam “M [8
tumult elm Newark.
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Some Estimates Place Total at Tom Burrows, Australian Aih
Value Vary Uncertain l"
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bate shortly before 11 O'clock imam" emphasized “I“ by issuing a 599'
York. ”is; alioper‘y Elma. Rochester
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metal with the Trotter.
sportinfi trailer of New
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'LDN'DON, April 22.—~Tom Burrowe. ’
on Australian ell-around. outlets.
completed the task at Aidershot at ‘ ~ -
10 chOCk, Saturday. at flwmm In“ An Announcement...
dian clubs for 100 hours without a
rest and then went on swinging iner-
rily the clubs. which weighed 31
pounds. '0 ounces etch; and kept them
going at. a minimum rate of 80 revo-
lutions per minute.
Burrow- declded to continue lbs-i
yond the time of hill sell-imposed took. . ,
because he had board since he start-1 The new of mm”
Cd all in“! mm W“ m Wen~| fire houehold‘
dented record or 112 hours by some
one. presumably. an Australian. l
‘iAlthouéll i felt it little drowsy at The W In and
4 o'oloon in mm." Behold. the: motlyfwmned
"l econ pulled myself round. and oil-l A bevy at youth and
Molly doomed to swing arm a“, W15. ,
stole dinette.
And Her Roaming Girl! . I
. Something new in mud! . ..
auction. is) oil: well?! '
1?le denim attended .
com (6) ‘Wiu-V
picture in voudevi _ -
dream Alina r
'1' The Noted Store of We; ‘
we. and Mlle. mania
originated with the mongol-o of the
performs“, who colouldted‘ idiot the
music would be helpful.
so lief“
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Courtesy ‘9!!! politeoeuo Ito moo. '3 W"?! 9‘ intensity!”
nixed as contributing to the opulent! . , ..
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notation. The New York, New 111—.
we no Home“! mum contain! A claw character ‘
eonation‘. hotter and
”pi-- .
clot notioeto its employees rcquifing
them at outlines to be polite to their
reloliione with meanders. Under the
title of “Specie! inetrnctlono" this
notice we ‘ i
"Conductors will bear in mind that
Extra; ‘ Extra;
A epetocular musical
molly surprises. '
‘mscn and go ._
“The Musical! Roll '3‘
the good will at the people} ,
Themruloreqnh‘olt‘hotom “Wm”;
mean who 1-0:qu to my ills tens. or Twin Olly
is rough Ind Ihullve. Ihtll be trout-
od widt courtesy but lit the some
time with tirmnon; and tint on- 1!
body shall he put oil I train unload
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