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McNei‘ney. 3b . ..... 3‘ 0 1" ‘0 1 u
Vollt.p ..... ........8 0 0 0 2 1
“Schmidt ..... l 0 1 0 0 0
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i Totals ...... .....34 1 ii 27 8 5
‘ DUQUESNES.
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Durhin. cf ....... 4 0 0 2 0 0
Andrews, ss ........ 5 0 " 2 4 1
. . 2 j Miller. lb ....... 4 l i 13 0 0
Patrick. rt .......... 5 0 2 0 0 U
. 'Hunt. 3b ............ 4 0 0 2 1 2
Anderson, at ........3 0 0 z (i (i
iddwaids, "h ........ i 0 0 2 .5 0
lumaer o .......... i 0 0 ll 0 ii
Lanai Team Gets a Set BaCK Brown 1) ........... 2 2 l 0 .1 0
Through Errors on Part of i l‘otals ........... 3:. 3 o 27 14 3
P'ayars’ Sunday ‘ il‘zicélmidt batted tor Volk ill the 9th
1 SGOR‘E BY liNlN lINGS' .
I)unuesnes-.......1 i 0 i 0 0 0 0 0-3
SBURE WAS Blugf Norwalks .......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Owl
’ ! Summary: Home rum—Miller. First
IHREE '[0 on balls-u By Volk, 5; by Brown, 2.
“NE First on errors—~Norwalks. 3; till-
quesllos’o ". Left on hasns~~.\oruaiks.
5; Dllqucslles. 7. Sarrlilce hitoiierr.
Struck out—‘By Volk. 6; by Brown. 4.
F33‘ Manhattans. 0‘ NEW York’ Double pinyeAndrews. Edwards, Mll-
Here Next Sunday ler. Attendance~Six hundred. lini-
pire~iiiggins. Time—’One hour. fifty-
tour minutes. Scoror-i<‘. C. Riedell.
’l‘he Nora-allts met their first set-
back. yesterday afternoon, on Amuse—
lliegtdl’nrh, when the fast Duquesne KAVNNAUBH,S wank
c u efeated them by ll score or 3 to ‘
.i. The score should have been a tie, '“PRBVES THE T|GER8
one to one. but on account of costly '""’ ‘
errors by hellsky and Volk. the visit-
ors scored two runs. The visitors
.. started to score ill the first, uhenJoi-
Miller, the New Jersey home run swat-
tor. clouted the ball over center held
more for the circuit. in the second.
with two down. Brown singled to left.
Durkin hit a fly which Gus Voik was
under but dropped; Andrew‘s lllt a hot
one past Lousky, on which Brown
scored.
in the fourth with two down and the
bags filled. lPetrick hit one to Lousky.
' ‘wiio tumbled, allowing Brown to score.
From the third inning on Volk did not
allow the visitors a hit.‘ The locals
,acored their lone tally in the eighth.
Gallagher hit to left, Mushy flied out
‘to Andrews. Perkins hit a hot one to
Brown, who threw to first and Perkins
was called out on the play. Gallagher
reached second; Lawn hit one to An-
drews. who tumbled and Gallagher
kept on going from second and scored.
it was very close at home plate and it
inked as if Gallagher was out, but on
maér made a second attempt to touch
him.
in the ninth it looked as it the locals
were m. to. win the mm, or at
least tie the name. After twa down
Motiorney hit one to «our to: a sin—
hi gle; sonata, batting tor Voik hit a
bot mite center. sanding normally”
to: owe unlit oo' illici‘rthrw in. Schmidt
reaction sound by a very pretty shoe,
but the best Gallagher could do was
to fly out to Miller, ending the gains.
. Gallagher played a line some in the
dolomite had! nine chances in center.
_ and accepted elaht at them. The
ninth time he dropped a By, which
looked very- easy too him. up» bad W
awaiyflouond WIMked WMWH“ ”a
easy a: the We, lint he tool-d all ot".
than with on out do»
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The great luck of baseball is well
illustrated in the case of Marty Kav-
onaugil, the line young second base-
inan of Detroit. in the opinion of
Hugh Jennings and most of his rivals
who have seen the Tigers this season
no other than Kevanaugh is responsi-
ble foi' the‘vast improvement of the.
'l‘igero.“ Kavdoaugll appears a line
fielder, a during base runner and a
deadly hitter. Ye ~‘our old friend
Charles H. Ebbeto couldn‘t see him
for $150. .
'Kavanaugh. a native of a Newark
suburb. was the property or Ebbets a
year ago. He didn't look very well
with the Indians and was formed out
to York on optional agreement. New~
ark might have mulled him last fall
for the aunt of $150, but couldn’t see
him- !or that stupendoaa liaise. '80
Jeannine put: in I. mm on the mom-
mendntim at a triad and second the
phenom to: the email sum oi $150.
For a while last spring even the op
timlstio \Husll thought he. not). been
gold. bricked. Kmmushropovtod. ill
at Quinton, Mica. and won immediate
ly unit Worth. Ho wnanft given any
«annotation until Pivot who had been
MM to Mt bane. allotted. Burns.
who had, all“?! at second. was audited
room. when he nude mood iron the
start Theo. Juliana remembered
that 1‘an who had, inn dram
at an a third: baseman. hill played at.
most as nanny some: at the keystone
as at the our norm in the Tttatata.’
tongue. lilo gave him a trial there.
with this realm that the maroon to-
any brooding ouii iI Milt oi the laid. ,
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Bridgeport Visilol‘s Deioatali I] known as Pepper when he cavorted 530" W38 IWSWE to 30%“ on
team." said Jimmy‘Auatln, who was
around the third corner for the New
3 ECOI'B If ”M! to F0"? York Americans during the Stallingo
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. Tile South Ends found the fast "We expected“ from what Detroit.
Colonial Lot, in Namath
The Athletics defeated the Nationals
White Box nine, of Bridgeport, easy handed Flank t‘llance's club that we. by the score 0131:: to 7, on the Colonial
picking, Sunday afternoon. at the Ma WW” have a picnic in the big town grounds, yesterday.
lone lot, with the result that the visit- We never figured 0“ ““0“ 3“ improve
Calahnn made the first hit off of
lag ball tossers were beaten. 9 to 4. A meat ill this 0th You see we thought Llndquist when he singled in the sev-
good crowd saw the gamma it wasn't possible for three clubs toi emit inning in the eighth and ninth
It was not until the fourth that the
locals really found Ludorinan, and in
that inning he was hard hit. Guarnlcri
improve as much as have Detroit. New i
York and St. Louis. 'But well beuti
you fellows out Just the same. There‘ si
nnings Lindqulst eased up and the Na:
tionals scored live runs.
Olson pitched a very erratic game.
had the opposition in hand litter the Mt room ‘0’ everybody in the “1““ di':liis tendency to walk men at critical
third. ' vision and the Browns will be there: stages of the game proved to be his
in spite of some glaring mispluys. l“ ”‘9 finish." downfall. The score:
the visitors exhibited brilliant fleld “mm? “W“ “ “““i‘le “www- ‘ NATlONAzns.
work and kept the score down. “9 is "‘9 only Sunday manager in. ab r ll no a e
The box score: captivity. Manager Branch Rickey is Day, cg ......... ....4 1 1 4 0 1
WHt’i‘I‘: 80X. a clinich man and. absolutely retusosp. Megany' 53 ______ 5 3 i 2 1 2
an r n "0 a e to have‘anything to do with at. Louie}; “03..“bi ....... 5 0 0 1 1 1
Ualdwoll. so IIIIIIII 2 0 1 0 0 0 on the toohhath. On this day timinalhipahau. 1, ........... 5 1 2 2 0 3
Kerwin. Eb-ss ........ 5 0 0 0 2 l agerial cares fail upon the shoulders Sullivan, c IIIIIIII ,1 i 1 ti 3 0
Petrie,2b ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 0 3 1 u "f Pepper ()alallan. lb ........ 5 l 1 10 0 0
Siatiery. 3b ......... a l o 2 7 2 " iii tumor. 21) ...... 4 (l o o 0 1
Cnsaidy, 1b ......... o 0 1 10 o =l BASEI‘LL SHEET 8T0” “mm“ " ~~~~~~~~~~ 4 ° 1 0 0 0
iiudermall. p .......i l 1 0 0 0 Olsen, 1) ............ -l 0 0 2 2 0
Egan, c """""" 2 I 1 2 0 0 hefty lHigh, who was with Hartfordl W A“ "' ~ “Z ”"
Monsanto. 0‘ """"" 2 0 4 1 0 in 101;. and led the league ill battlugi Totals """""" iii .7 7 27 ‘
Brennan. If """"" 4 ‘ 1 3 1 0 that. season, stands ninth in the list A'fillibfi‘lcs.
Nichols, rl’ .......... i 0 1 0 (i 0 of the American league batting av ii d i ah ; it [1318. e
"‘ M "‘ " ‘_ ': «rages. his average being .333 ill nine ”1 on M“ D ““““ ‘ 0 0 7 0
Totals ........ 35 4 6 1H 13 l “mes. Letty is playing with Detroit] J Rdanv 3” --------- b ; 2 1 3 0
SOUTH ENDS. in almost every we. 5"}; Herring. H) ...... t) u l 15 0 1
ab HI 90 a e Homemlastym with initialization,l ”9"““5 ”S ------ " 2 2 1 3 1
Riley. 3b— ----------- 5 1 l 1 '3 1 and now with the New York Ameri- Loneliak, ‘b """ 4 2 2 0 0 A
W. Sillilll. ib’ ~-—~-4 2 2 1° 0 1 cans. i1 hitting for .250 in 19 gamed-Raymond’ c """" ‘3 I " 6 1 ‘
F- Smith. 2h.so.......r. 2 2 3 1.. 1 He inithirty'ninth in the hut, being “it” c‘ ------------ ° 1 1 2 0 1
Friend. cf-2il.........5 o 3 2 1 o 3“... behind Tris Speaker .rVizil ” """""" 3 ‘ ° 2 9 “
“Emile“. ” -------- 5 1 1 2 0 0 Bundle Kautt’ who was sold to in‘Mchre fl """"" 3‘ 1 1 0 0 0
O’Brien. C ------ .....h 0 1 3 1 0 aloha iii in tile Anlorican Munch» —,- """""
Rider. Sflef,......... .‘ 0 0 1 A A “on“ fit {all “ad who Jumped i0 "'0’. TOMB ~~~~~ t ----- 4? 12 11.27 1‘4 9
annual. l-r ......... 4 2 o o o o‘ Minimums puma, is “gnaw scone BY MWGS- I
Guarniari. P .........4 1 0 0 2 0 fifth in the league averages hill liting. “”9““ 0 ii 0 7 0 fi 0 5 0"”
‘ ______ his mark being 3". . iN‘ationals ...... i 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3—-— 7
Totals ..... . ...... it 910 27 12 i. Tmmmmm manna. “hooded Summary: Twobaso hits—«H 'Her-
SCORE BY I‘NN‘NGS: a! leagues combined. furnished seven ““5? ”MGSMIV Double play—4' M:
White So: ......0 2 2 o 0 o o o Owi l to 0 games but weak. , 3“” ”mum“ ”3“" “M‘s“
South Ends .....0 0 2 i 0 0 :l 0 x-9 Don't let the work of other pitchers
Summary: Earned runnMWhlto Sox. obscure the good. service Ray Fisherio‘
is South Ends. 2. Twobase bits-4m- rendering to the New ‘i‘orks. -ln (our!
ley. Friend. Ludornlan. Sacrifice hlt~ games be has held opponents to a to
Monsanto. First on balls—~01! Laden lat of five runs.
man, 2; at! Guamiori. 1. Struck out-1" The Gincinnntl Reds are the only;
BY Ludornlan. 1: by Guarnieri, 8- Left National League team was not shut
on basos~White Sex. 9; South Edda. out, but have been very industrious in
8. Passed balls-~O'Brion. Hit byMpit- using whitewash. They have six tof
chew—Monsanto. Stolen. boson—4W their credit i
Smith. 'F Smith. Friend, Matthews. Truman's last appearance prior to
Kerwin. Slnttery 12). Umpire-«lay his one-hit some of Saturday was all
den. Timow—Ono hour. forty minutes. May 2, In the loam (for? “MW
he had he was on the “do: “on but
eunuch dour PLAYERS wm. awarehtlv was fully removed bribe
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old li-i. Hilton. holder or the British Crawford's shutting Ho mm nude
amateur gold championship. my“ a base hit bit the seaboard. Still. tilt-i
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WEEK'S RECORD OF HUNG iN
THE are LEAGUES.
Nationat League.
New York ..................... 7-
Phiiadol‘phia ............. 4
Hrooklyn ........ . ......... 2
Boston .................. 0
St. Louis 6
Pittsburgh .....l ........ 0
Chicago .*...‘.... ........ ...... 3
Cincinnati . ..... ..... 5
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New Ybrk 0-.
Philadelphia a
Washington . ........ . ..... 0.
Boston ..... . ..... IN...” 0
Chicago ..... 0
Cleveland 0
Detroit ‘0
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. i
No gallies scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L.
Detroit ........... ....19 8
Philadelphia. .......... 13 is
Washington .......... 13 11
New York ............ 11 11
.St. Louis ............. 12 13
Boston ...... T”. ....... 10 12
Chicago ......... 11 17
Cleveland ..... ,. ...... 8 7‘
Gaines Today.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Cincinnati. 5; New York. 1
St. Louis. 13; Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, 2.
Standing of Clubs. .
W. L.
Pittsburgh ............ 15 - 7
New York ............ 12 7
Brooklyn ............. 11 9
Philadelphia ..... . . . . .11 9
Cincinnati . .. ......... ii 12
St. Louis .............. 12 14,
Chicago .............. 11 17
Boston . .............. 3 16
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphla at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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' A reason. LEAGUE.
Youterday'o Reunite.
Chicago. 5; Pittlbiirgh. 2.
No other games scheduled.
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Baltimore ....14
St. Louis .............. 14
lndianapolis .. ......... 12
Chicago .. ............ 13
Brooklyn ...... . ...... 9
Bottom ............... 9
Kansas City ..... ll
Pittsburgh ....... 8
i \ ‘ Game Today.
. . Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Indianapolis at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Bufl‘alo
Kansas City at Baltimore.
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iiASEllfilTEhllflf‘m stilts not his
manager of the Pittsburgh Fed
plaincd yesterday why he jumped
Cardinals. “Huggins had a chin
Pp“ to retain my services," sulfates.
“I had tile;best year of my career/dim
season with the Cards? Hung
promised me it raise. When thes‘time
came to sign he sent me a contra,
calling for exactly the same stipend
i got in 1913.
Louisiana. to get nly signature :to
contract. this heat around the hush
like a minor leagu’er trying to. not
something over; said he was down
there to arrange some exhibition
games for the Cardinals, then indulr
ed it I would sign. I WQMiirli‘ho
thought he was fooling inc? 1...,toid
him to tell» Huggins I would do hunt
ness when 1 reached the,.traliiilig
camp. Next day i signed withth
Feds for several thousand more tho
Huggins offered. Tile {Rabbit ..had
his nerve refusing me a raise within
baseball war on. i guess he'dilik
to have Evans and myself arena
that Card camp right now.“
at Hal Phipps. who appenra to , , no
terbury~yesterday easily daft
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PITSBUHGHHMay 18 «Rebeimk . .
”Bob Connery came down», to
BIG THREE ‘POLGISTS BEAT one.
can TEAM. ,
NE’W roan, May 18.--—Withi;h oi.
won the fourth place on the intone
tional polo team, the “big tit“ ‘
M. Waterbury. D. Milburn amid}.
second team by the score of 1
East this season. A crowd “of
the match and the sensational p
of :Milburn, Captain Waterbury
the general team work of the ii
team, amply rewarded them (or
journey to Westbury. , '
The second team failed to W
til the fourth period. after the ,-
three" and Phipps had a loath“ so
goals. Mounted on Conner, a)
pony. which has seen service‘in
the international matchdi', Oii
Waterbury made a goal from
throw-in in three shots. Hint
M seconds made this goal til! 7
sofarracorded this season. '1‘th '
practice some will he played ,
on the Meadow Block hold.
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misplaced pride. The pli
buyer invests in the def) '
Five hundred dollars is the ,
at the Ford runabout; the "
car" to Wealthy? the to“ M
on titty—4:. o. b. Detroit. :2
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