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continued at top spend ynaten
(lIi_\' aI'II-rnon in the III lInlkline tour-
Iv.ImIIut at the toilet Astor and added
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mu- more to his string or Vit‘ltlrit‘b' at
tho (’Xllt‘ilht.‘ of young .lalte Schaot'or.
:~I'()l‘l‘ too to lit-t. (Ira llorningatnr
IIIl'l‘t'ii l\'o_ii l'amadn to trail. hill to
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lloppv averaged IN t-‘32, with high
qu.~ of N7. 3.". a Id l2. against an aver
ago of SI 5-31 and high runs ot’ TI. :1?
and ‘J. for young Schaetur. Morning-
:«llll‘ nit-raged L’l Hit and his highest
run. 132:, was only eleven behind the
rorord set by lloppe against him
’I‘ntstlay. ’l‘he l‘ittshut‘hg player had
oIher strings of Ti and :38. Yamnda‘s
zirul‘agt' was it iii-lit and his best
(lustnrs ltIT. ill and 40.
III the night matches t‘airiu litnnur‘
t‘nl had an easy time detention George
I". Slosson. tilt) to 138, while (leorgo
Sutton was experiencing diiliculty in
outscoring 'llnrry I’. (311110 IIIII to 30.2.
liemarest averaged 17 ‘I It. with I'Imn
ot‘ til. 51 and it, and Sutton, who was
playing in miserable form, HHEHIXt-ftl
only ."v 18- 2:} with his best clusters at
20, 18 and iii. Slusaon reached double
figures only six times throughout the
match.
The Sutton‘t‘lliue match, whlchtook
up tower innings. but more time. show-
I-d averages 0t :31 Hit (or the winner
and of ill t’i-IS for Cline. The Windy
trity player kept the lvorlea together
t‘orrluaters of 78. In and it and the
t'hlladelphlun ran out strings of 77. do
and till. The lead seesawed through
out the early innings of this match and
It was not until the thirteenth round.
II hen Sutton made his 78, that he went
to the front to stay. .—
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WATERBURV SOUTS
ATTRACTION TONIGHT
All roads lead to Waterbury so for
i" the tight in .13 are concerned as to
night in the big night in the Brass
Iuy for the squared ring. For the
.Irzt-onunodation oI’ patronaln Hartford.
\ew liritnin and liriatol. a npeciai
train will leave Hartford at ttle’I. stop-
I-ing at New lirltain and Bristol. mak-
ing the return trip after the {boats
are over. r
The Mar go ol’ the evening will be
between .limmy Daily and Sam Robl-
«em, while the others on: the card are
equally famous, including Frank
inn-nu. AI Shanon Bunny Ford Joe
lanane. 'Bnddy Gardener Ind Buddy
I'nulkea.
anti/es our one; one? Two.
308m. April 23. -'l‘he bhmltbao
of Jimmy Murray. outfielder oi the
nodule lubernatlanabr. and the relouue
ot’ Pitchers Willard Melkie and An
thur Duohosnil to the Rochester club
of the same tongue. were, announced
that night by the Boston National mun-
ngernent. Murray will report lmmedlu
.Itety. Both pttnhcrs warn-viiipmd oi
under an optional webmaut.V .‘ 5.
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rildW' YORK. April tar-40“ Mont-
(-d
day previous 1 Noel New Haven.
homer-y. tamer Initiator Vobumpton
player om Brie ,
SALUTESHLE DINNER
NEW HA WEN. April
I) l)
-1).
~ It requir-
ed but one inning of llt‘ttl) artillery
work on the part ot‘ the 'Yale sharp-
shootors to gain the verdict over ()0-
lumbin III"Yale-ilnld yesterday at‘ter-"
ilt)t)ll.
InarlIInI- traveled
tb‘or seven rounds Billy linsh‘s
at a winning gait.
In fact It'led the bills by one rnn'when
the eighth opened and lilue support-
ers were on the verge of act-opting
Iioient at that late hour.
llut Jimmy
()‘Xiialin the visiting pitcher. weaken.
and Yale took advantage of his
misfortune and piled up a halt‘ dozen
tallies. Yale's margin of succeaa was
if to 3, similar to that. chalked up the
mum. ._ _ “M. .-.. ..__- - ‘
B \SEBALL SHORT STOPS:
'l‘lIo l’hiliiea all uso black hats.
Detroit has sent l’itI-lwr
Its Providence iurm.
John Henry can see only Washing-
ton for the pennant
Hank ()‘Dny says the (‘ubs will ho
in the running all season
A that division place is the dream
ot‘ Manager Honor. of Cincinnati.
lilll Donovan says Show, of Wash-
Ington is a second Walter Johnson.
No gambling‘wnl be allowed on the
St. Louis Americana-1' grounds this
year.
“it” we ever had a chance for the
pennant. it is this year." says .\innu~
ger Gritiith. ot‘ Washingtoli.
.loo Sugdcn never met a man with
wander blast-ball theories than Man-
ager Brunch ltlckoy, ot‘ the St. Louis
Browns.
oobby llyrne is a grout help to that
Philadelphia infield. Getting him
trom l’itstbnrgh is one of the beat.
moven Manager" liooin ever made.
li‘rnnk Johnson. pitching for the
Jacksonville club of the South Atlan-
tic League. the other day. allowed the
Albany Ida.) team no hits and no
runs. He struck out ten men.
When such fellows as Chance and
Kid Gleason forget to read the rules.
things begin to look queer. Both have
“bowed" already on the rule concern‘
ing the conduct oi thlrdbnae coacheu.
There will be many. many bred-Ito mode
this season because of the amendment
to rule 56.
Catcher ‘Gowdy or'fl'to ’liravea baa
sinned for [our yearn.
The ltedII vr- won only [our open-
Inx games in ten years.
Old 'l‘ommy Leach III putting up a
great game at. third base tor the Cuba.
Jacobson. a New Britain «boy. will
he tried out in the outfield by Lynn.
Knitter and Hamilton have hurt
their reputation: with both major»
and Fads.
Fred Tunney is now at number of I
oboe firm with It (notary in South
Parts. Me. .
.lolIn McI'iruw says it is a ridiculous
to think any at hi3 Giant» will Itop to
the lt‘edu.
'iItlI Yale. veteran first baseman, has
aligned with the York (PM club. Yprlt
has ntno landed outfielder Bill Clay
from Trenton. ' *
t’uddy- Manor. at Windlbr Lboltn.’
V” cit-bed out of the w: W
Shultz to
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tout.
The big (nature of yeIterdIy‘ II hap-
pening: was that the nayseot’eds won
a game without having to go into ex-
tra innings.
Mordecai Brown to date In II numb
more IIIccessiul manager in the Feds
than his old pal. .toe Tinker.
Arthur Wilson has been hitting hard
for the Chilean. but not sufficiently so
to keep them out of the wound di-
vleion.
Thinga bro breaking pietty nice tor
Vitarney Dreyinuu. with the I’lttat'odn
being thumped daily and the l'imicg 5V
leading the National league. as well
In; rIfnnianV into postponemeuts. -~ it
lookotlueabtg. hm opening “Fort:
as Field today.
“its Mutual. one of the Input. pond»
Mr or the your"; men who diam! at
the Polo Grounds.
nuatuut the concrete wall and bobbed
rt {out in tho etkhthlnninsv. it. \l’lli'l a
violent attack: but with” my hurt.
A Dilute“!!! tin-r Mao took the little
m . IE .
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tulle» VTlmy limo Moduli tho cleve-
huried hlmaoit’ .
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HerywetghtI Will Appear in Flt-It Bani EbetI DecitncI to Rick Ath-
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mrw YORK. April 23.‘"Jllll Flynn ' ”NM“ WM" ”m w‘””’°"“‘°“‘
the Pueblo fireman. and .lim Coffey,
the Dublin Giant, will be the attraction
III the main boat or ten rounds at the
opening or the Stuudtum A. (2. next
Frldoy night. The new club to in the
St. Nicholas Skating Rink. at Sixty
with street and Columbus avenue. and
will be. undo: the mammal pt hilly
Gibson: ' l
The iIlanI-Cotl'ey attain will be in
the nature oi a. zmdso match,“ the
men met lost your 't‘hd'n the deli;
had u bin margin In the early rounds.
but the llretliail made a whirlwind lin-
lIIh thouxh not enough to give him 'on
edge over his rivalf
about noon yesterday that it would be
too wet. for a game between his old
and New York. Consequently he stor-
ed up a double beIdor against the
dy. at that in one of those conflicts
against the Bmidyntederata.
Thla bit of lubbets strategy made no
great hit with John .I mum and
the Giant: who made the long trip to
Flotbuoh. By the time they lot. there
the sides had cleared and the sun was-
doing he level ml to stir the buses
boll cap. to the hearts of the athletes:
Robinson bud htit players out under
.— the mud stand warming up. The bars
" ’ ’ . 5 ' ‘ to thé playing held were up.
”ORTS‘OF ALL 33%." ti “1 inspected the grounds myself."
Kid Vt'tlilama to after Johnny than said Preatdont. Ebbeth, “and found
lan' l m m he”
Johnny ImIboIt ltI'hl
Mauser Clark
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“What. h the use." continued he. "or
or hihmkee. risking high priced. athletes to unnec-
victory wouldnt
profit on much, it we loot Daubbrt or
or Wheat." ‘
Waterbitry will bottle mu V w
footprint-Iv or or '
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”mi ~ moby who am no» Yorkt- nonsu—
b and Jack
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won't get much. them toolkit and aponxy for play " l
m: Ill: winem- IN~
CONNELLITEB HQPEFUL
OF A VICTORY TODAY
NEW HAVEN, April 23. .—The sec-
ond some at the series for the city
baseball chunplonshtp will be staged
.. “w. v
'- Charles II. Ebbufvé at Brooklyn opined “‘ W” “9“ ""3 “‘me ‘9“ "‘
yen and Yale. ted by Jerry Council
Illlosnom. respectiyely. will
tarnish the competition. Four o'clock
has been designated as starting time.5
iuturo. This they come in rather ham: ”(gr—m
rile pays-for his vanity
1 car sacrifices good (blurs to
buyer invests in the dependa-
rtblg Ford. He knows it will
serve him beats—4nd at lowest
cost. .
Five hundred dollars is mooring.
,carlaflvofim'mhemurw
on titty-4. o. b. Detroit, mm
with «equipment. (lot cutthroat!
particulars from ‘
Shhemdict
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. l'cnnsylvania.
V though that wan denied byPrealdent
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The man who I)... a heavy .,
misplaced pride. The pmduitf f
or the rent runabout; the m#
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l'lillnlllltlhl’HIA. .Ip‘rn 21—41“ “
Wagner has, been appointed a mambo .
of the Fish Commission for the State
of Pennsylvania by our. Toner." Thin
is not so much a tribute to the ability?
ol‘ Hans as at shortstop as it is a. red .
mgnltlon of his prowess as an angler. ’
The noted DntchmanVis a confirmed.
disciple of lzaak Walton, and has up
keen on eye for the rise of a trout, as
be has for the curve or drop of a.
pitcher's delivery. When not engaged
in catching fast liners he spends his
time hooking fish In the streams oil
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LARRY CHENEY slGNs FOR
THREE YEARS.
CHICAGO, April 23.——Larry Cheney
pitcher. will remain with the Chicago
Nationals. having signed anew, three
year contract yesterday with President
Thomas. It had been reported that .
t‘heney. dissatsified. was considering:
an otter from the Federal League.
Gilmore. ot the outlaw organization,
The pitcher and Thomas mot yeaterw
day afternoon. however. and came to
terms. '
TESREAU SUED FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE .-
NFAN YORK. April 23.-——Paper3 in a
25.000 breach of promise soil. were '
served upon Charles Monroe Teereau
pitcher of the New York Notion“
League team yesterday. The Vplnintitt'a.
is Mine Clara Young. of. Perryville.Mo., a
who says the Giant twirlcr was on
ganged to her when he married Min
Helen E. Blake. of this city, lost {all
PIEPCE IKNOCKS OUT MfLVEAN.
NEW YORK. April 23 .i-nm
Pierce managed to pierce Johnny Me
Leon's guard in the second rounder;
their boat at the Vanderbilt A. C. l“ .t
night. and his right hook to the in.
put McLean out. The victor weigh
I32 M pounds. and McLean 134134.
Sentinel Want: are n qntuik «do
chn. They ati'ord a Ibrect fly or
coming I message to tho-om who
will no mom interested '
.—
onsn'rtsu IN THE searing.
Other Sports ”on
6th Page '
on
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AMUSEMEN
Another jmouz-I spring jubilee bill at
the house of rct‘reahlng entomolo-
meat.
as, com mun “our.
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