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IIIIEW BIIPS IIEIIIIIIII
Hill 90 VIII] SPRIIII’;
BEKEII EIII‘EGTS T0
BET SEAT IIII EABK
Ire'l" siIlent Baker declares that he
will have the greatest pitching stair
Takes FIIDI III a 8000““ “II III in the. country within another month.
Mark Set in l910. Breaking
Tape in 9 1-5 Seconds
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NEW YORK, April 25.-~liowurd l‘.
brew and other members of the Uni-
tersity of Southern California team
that cleaned up at the Penn relay meet
attended the lioughlin liyceiun games
in the Thirteenth Regiment Armory.
,lrooklyn, tor a series or“ special events.
(I‘I'DW made his effort in the ninety
yard scratch race. and. leaping away
from the rest of the field at the crack
131“ the pistol. breasted the tape in 9 1-5
seconds. clipping otie-iltth of n second
[701“ the preyious u'sorid' record
made byL :‘l. Frey 01’ New York city
in 1910. IJrew was three yards in
trout of J. .l. Eller. or the irish Ameri—
can A. C.
li‘. “1'. Kelly. ~the Olympic hurdle
champion. skipped over the high sticks
tor 75 yards in 9 1-5 seconds. equalling
l to record. tile beat J. J. Eiler by a
yard. but met with a reverse at the
some distance over the low hurdles.
.lere tiller won by 11 yard and in de-
iesting the Pacific coast crack equul~
led the mark of 9 seconds standing to
(tie credit of R. Templeton, of *San
i‘rancisco. Borgstroni, the southern
i‘alit‘ornia pole vaniter. was not at
home indoors and was beaten in an
exhibition vault by Gordon DIIIIES, or
Ida New Yorit A. 0.. who cleared the
Ilill‘ nt ll feet. 5 inches.
There was a great race for tho
Longhlin derby at 000 yards. limiter
Baker beating Mel shoppe in a rous
in: 200 yard sprint”dt‘the Lfinish in the
last. time oi 1.13 435. Murry Smith
tailed to concede the led: handicaps in
me two and a half mile run. finishing
t iird, titty yards behind the winner.
THREE HARD GAMES ON
YALE CARD FOR WEEK
.NEW «HAVEN, April 28.~«'l‘lirec
games appear in the Yale baseball
schedule this week. Tomorrow Blos-
som's nine will have Georgetown as
its opponents. with Trinity hero Fri-
day and Virginia on Saturday. All
three teams come here with strong
teams and the Hills will be .l'orcod to
the limit to win all of them.
Georgetown. although easy meat for
Yale last year, has already defeated
Princeton and beat Harvard by a close
score Trinity is being tutored this
year by Jimmy Burns. the 9393th
iesgusr Jimmy hopes to succeed,
whereas iBIiiy Lush lost 1
The Saturday come with Virginia
.' is perhaps the hardest on the Bull
dogs bill of taro. Virgini- twloo do
tested d’ulo lnthb smith. 1 one an”:
on Wednesday and Friday will com-
mecca at 4 o'clock and Saturday's
battle will get under any at 3
now-W
slum emoticon enema
’ ’ ‘ lNTO PRINT ONCE MORE
NEW HAVEN, April 28 «d. Harmer
' mention brain Jumps into the limo
light with. the “economical that he
intends to stage a twenty-roundboxinx 1
boat at the Lighthouse baseball park.
‘ on Jilly i with Johnny Killian one ‘1
. . to _
llo ventures this prediction on the
iissuinption that he will win back
'I‘om Scuton through the law courts.
lie says: I
“Little has been said of into about
our suit for $25,000 damages against.
the Federal League promoters for
their conspiracy in taking Souton
from us. But my attorneys are not
idle. The suit was brought in the
United States District court of lllinois
because four of the dotendunts-
James A. Gilmore, Charles 'Weegli-
mun, ii. ill-l. Walker and Joe Tinker~
are residents of Chicago. The two
other detendants are the Ward broth-
ers of Brooklyn. The suit has» been
brought in such a manner that. it we
win. ‘Senton will automatically revert
to us. Attorney George Pepper. who
gained the favorable verdict {or mo
in tho Killil’er suit. declares this Seu-
ton case is even more favorable to
our side. ’
“The lillnois court gave the Feder-
ni League defendants thirty days in
which to prepare a defense agslnst
our charges. This will bring the case
to trial some time the tiret week in
May. i am so contidont'ot victory
that ‘1 will predict that Benton will
be bnclt with us betore the middle of
May."
Mr. Baker argues that ‘Senton
should assure him even it better pitch-
ing stuff than the Phiilles enjoyed that
season. He claims that Oescher. the
St. Mary's College recruit, is a better
adjunct than Brennan. who deserted
with Boston.
WELSII III GET A
IIIIIT IITII IIT-IIIIIE
I Marry 'Poilok's long chase after.
Willioiueoiiio with Freddie was. for
a light tor» thovworld'u ..llnhtwoight
championship may bear fruit before
the summer sets inrenl good and hot
and may also provide a trip to E119,”
lend tor Harry and the wits and baby.
For tigers has just come from Lon
don an oilor of "n 825.000 purse for
Welsh and dlltchie to bottle twenty
rouodo'on the night of June 30.
it’s a cinch that Pollock will no-
cept tor Welsh. but whether or not
the tickle Ritchie will who a chance
in England, Wolsh'u bone colmtry.
when no is to coo-about flaklnsvhls
title in the Unitodi‘fitotee. is another
matter. it may be tuned that there
is no :25 000 purse in tight in this
country. but there It not touch doubt
that this our will our: o 330. 000
auto whenever they start in a fairly
populous or easily accessible city. .
it there time o‘ in; parts uttered
hora Ritchie would went the lions
share. m no would no untitled to it
because at his supposedly superior
iii-owing power as champion. but it
they tight in England Welsh nill un-
doubtedly so the moat lift! that.
brings in the most shillings. tor Freu-
dio is the holder 91 the lard Mondale
bolt end boa rightfully corned th
lightweight championship 01 E13
do!» tint
IIIII’PE BIIWSIIIIIIII
[Each has six straight victories and no
‘Demorest demoted Ora Morningstnr. W. 11..
400 to 201. but his victory was more Pittsburgh ............ 8 2
by good luck than by good play. for Brooklyn .............. 1') 2
everything seemed to break right tor Philadelphia .......... :5 _‘ 3
him. whereas the shots broke all Cincinnati ............. 1’1 6
’wrong tor his rival. .Dctnnrost over-1 New York ............. 3 i
aged 16. with clusters of ll. 64 and ii. Chicago ............... t 6
while Mornings“! overused 12 3-2l. St. Louis ............ ..i 7
with strings of 56. 48 and 34. hiorn- Boston ................ 2 6
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BEIIIIIII III IIEEIIIIE.
Philadelphia, 5; New York, 4.
Washington.‘ :lBoston.l
Score III 400 I0 4 BGIIOVOD In BB .\‘0 other games scheduled.
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High Runs, 2, l and l W- h
Chicago ............... 7 4
new roux. April 28.——~'Wiilium r. a??? 1i """""""" Z ‘
Hoppe. champion at 18.1 and 18.2 baik- N “"3383?“ """""" .1 4
line billiards. and Calvin Doinitrest will Pierllad T! . """"""" 4 4
meet tonight in the deciding match or 3' Loelp mt """""" I 4
the 11.1 bulkiine billiard tournament B: t “a """"""" i g
for the championship at the world in ' on """"""""
Cleveland ............. 3 it
the grand ballroom ol’ the Hotel Astor
us a result or their victories last night.
Glmoo Today.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at. Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
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detects. lloppe created what is said
to be a world’s record {or a. one sided
score in a championship match by de-
feating George Sutton. 400 to l. or at
a ration of 100 to ‘i. “one made the
best. average reeled oil thus for in the
tournament. on even 40. and had high
runs of 164, 154~on which he ran out
wand 30. Sutton reached the low wa-
ter mark (or averages with an over-
nge of only 4110 of a. point. and he had
no high runs, for his score came in two
single tallies and one inning of 2. :
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Youorduy'o Results.
New York. I: Philadelphia. 3.
Cincinnati. 2: St. Louis. I
Other games postponed, rain.
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Standing of Clubs.
ins-tor by his defeat acts third place
in the tournament. and Sutton goes
into fourth position. as neither of them
has any more games to play.
Both 0! the attornoon nines ware
marked by high runs. 'HCI'I'Y'P. Cline
clicked-ml! a cluster 0!" 189 in his
notch against Jacob Sohoetcr. which
no won by I. score or 400 to tilt. and
George F. Simeon wont over the hun-
dred mark (or the first time in the
tournament when he. kept the _ ivories
Game. Today.
New York ot Boston;
Pbilodelphlou Brooklyn.
1ilrlttsbur¢b at Chicago. ~ ,
tilt. Louis at Cincinnati:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
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. Yoooorrioy'o Ito-alto.
No new: scheduled.
together for .4 string at in in his Stood or Giulio.
match osolnlt 'Koli l'omado. which he I00. W. L.
"n 5“ moi “0 "’ 292' St. Louis ............. .s. 2 .
. . . ..5 2
I” [”0“ ”in” Buhlo ..... 3 "'3
Brooklyn ....... ......3 4
KMIWEI “U" Chicago ...'...........4 c
i “humus ..........t 6
Napoleon vuloio never has been but! ...........4 5
known to complain regarding the no WWW?“ 11 ------- ...2 4
sry paid him by Charles W. Samara ’5‘“
' Gama Today.
but it is quite likely that he wishes
that durihx all the time he has worked
for the Naps theirliborol owner had
offered him a. bonus. illicit as Joe .lscio
son has been prolerod this season.
The Carolina cloutcr. according to a
rumor. is to set so much it means .
above .400. so much it no hits were
.875. and so much it he hits anarchism:
Novorborinx hit‘bolow the last. names
mnrk‘niuoo lie but been in the Ameri-
Brboitlyn ot Keno-o City.
‘Bultimoro at Chicago. ‘
Pittsburgh at lodionopolis.
Bunnie at at. libido.
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Jersey City. ’6'. Toronto. 1.
Newlrk. 5‘: Montreal
can ‘WB the chances are that J. J. Rochester. .3: Baltimore, 2 1 ‘
will earn: at least one ot'tiiom. gm). Rochester. 2’; minnow 31
Look what lorry would trove bad. (would mo) , 1 ' 1
however. in the way or am rentan- Providence-Bunnie. rain.
oration but his contract .nilodztor «~— ‘
more money to the event of his hittin‘! landing of Giulio.
obovo.860.. mantel”. in1901.Work- 3 y ‘ W I». P3.
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IIEEIILI. RESULTS
iNTEINATIONAL LEAGU E.
NORTH CAROLINALEAGUE.
WinstonJSulcm. 2; Durham. 1
iiiiieigh. 0; Asheville. 5
Charlotte. 10; Greensboro, 4.
RC.
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~500I National League.
150“ New York ..................... 4
“5; Philadelphia ..... 1 ........ 3
A“, Brooklyn ........... ...... -. 0
.273 Boston ........... .......... 0
St. Louis ....... ......... 3
Pittsburgh ......... ......... 6 '
Chicago .......... ......,...,... 4
Cincinnati ......... .1 ........... 7
American League.
New York .................... vl
Philadelphia .................. 5
Washington ....... ’ ............ 6
Boston ........... ..... ........ l
bhlcogo ............ ... ......... ‘
Cleveland ....... .. ., ........ 4
Detroit ............. ... ....... I
St. Louis .......... ...,, .........
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.800 Kansas City .......12
.714 Chicago ......... . ............. t
.625 St. bouts .................. .... 3
.isawlndisnopoiis ....... 5
.429 Brooklyn ........ . ............. 9
.400’ Bums ............ ........ o
.384 Baltimore .............. . ...... 0
.250 Pittsburgh .................... 0
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iS'l‘. PE'DERISBURG. April 28.—~The
iourth round of the international chess
niusters' tournament was played here
yesterday. The young Russian player,
Alechlne. was the only one who won
his some in this round~nt the ex-
pense oi the American champion. iMar-
slmli. Bernstein drew his game with
Niemzowltsch. as did Janowski with
Gunsberg. The games oi Locker uwitn
Rubinstein and Tarrasch with Black-
burno were adjourned after seven
hours of play. Casablanca had a bye.
anowski beat Tarrascli in the ad-
journod game lathe second round. The
standing
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Marshall .................... l is 2%
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Rubinstein .................. l 1
Tsrnsch ............... .‘ . . .l 1
Gunsberg .................... 54; 31,3.
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