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FEOEIIII. LEAGUE”
° II KIGKIIB STUNT
E.lJAJIi‘lrMORE, May 28. —A Wind
storm mused a suspension of yester
day's Federal League game between
Baltimore and St. Louis while Balti-
more was at bat in the sixth inning.
After waiting twenty minutes Umpire
Maunassau called the game with the
score 4 to 3 in Baltimore's favor.
'St. Louis players protested that it
had become light enough to play and
during the argument Rightllelder
Kotnmers, who was one of three St.
Louis players put out of the game
Tuesday for disputing a decision, kick-
ed Maunassau in the side. The um«
pire did not retaliate, and Kommers
was hurried out of the grounds by
his teammates.
Mannassau last night sent a tele-
gram to President Gilmore, of the
league, telling him of the incident.
Manager Brown, of St. Louis, an-
nounced his intention of protesting
the game on the ground that play
should have been resumed.
c——
VANITIE LOSES VALUABLE TIME.
i
i
Only Four Days Left Before First
'Race. but She Is cht ldic.
The storm yesterday kept the cup
defender Vanitle at her moorings 011
City island all day.
there was no wind at all and it was
useless getting under way, so Capt.
iwtlliam Dennis had his men at work
overhauling and finishing little things
that are still to. be done. They hus-
tled hard all the morning, and it was
hoped that in the. afternoon there
would be a wind so that the yacht
could be tried out in smooth water and
the sails and “gains have some good
stretchins
mainsai! and then be ready to cast at!
as soon as the wind came. Instead of
the nice sailing breeze. however, the
sky grew dark in the west and there
were all indications of s heavy than.
der squall. The practice sail was
abandoned. ‘
.._—......“
RUFFlANS’ TACTICS DON'T oo.
Boxing Commissioners.
and Billy Lewis were baled before the
sore Athletic Wadi!!! atltswcok
.ly mating yesterday‘ to explain. the
barrooin tactics in their recent bgm
at Brown's h. A. The men are chow
ed with kicking and punching each
' other after the bell sounded and IRoi-
erse 'Biiiflrown stopped the boat at
7 th‘sandotthoaegsnthround. _
it-wss notional! that thocoxnmis- g. chomp: Patton and Grills. cllno' 1m..- ., pitcher. my. niout- ”hum“
shin wall subsist Frankie fisrris for
six month in accordance with the re-
rciprdclty ogcocuont with the Montana
emission. which. meted out a allow“ at; mason! Slim.
tar penalty when Harris was, intent»
" I. cated as he entered the has Malian.
3w
31——
may ousmrflms
s YALE synapse
. ~ vote-nay. zs~auiicat-~
11th to: the his
in the morning ~
'7. VALE DROP! [VERY MATCH.
' Preparations were made to set the ‘
I AMI! 8” SOUTH IORWALK.
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lllllils “80888 [Ell 800000" PIOK8
3,000 IIIIKII HITS
NEW YORK, May 28.—-Honus Wag- SWPOW Robertson, the New York
not is crowding close on the mark «2390". predicted a victory for Yale
3000 base hits as a big leaguer. in 1in the inielcollegiates. He says:
eluding last Monday' a game the incom “Never before in the history of ath-
parable Dutchman hada grand harvest 19““ in 11113 00‘1“” h“ 11‘9" been
of 2 987 hits made since he entered the gathered ““011 " 111511 C13" 101 1
National League arena in Louisville mlperformers as will meet on Friday
1897. ‘He had 2,951 hits at the closeland Saturday in the intercollesinte
9‘ last season. “a unofficial records. ‘charnpionships, held in the 'l-lnrvard
gave him 36, including last Monday. 1313111111“: 31 Cambridge. The new
Since then he has made three hits, lscoring 3731931- allowing ‘ 90-1!" 10
making a total 0; 2990. and needs onlyime iifth man, will give the smilier
ten more to have 3,000. Also he hasfiollese: a better chance to cut in
704 stolen bases and 1,569 runs. 1111“ in tumor ””3. and 11!“ makes
it harder to select in advance the
team winners.
On the performances shown in the
dual meets the past month the lion!
standing promises to be Yale. Cor-
net! and Pennsylvania in the order
named."
MAY PICK ratio mm TODAY.
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La Montague Expected to Get Trial
With Veterans This Time.
HEMBS’DEAID, ‘11- I., may 28.—All ar-o
rangements had been made yesterday
for a practice polo match at Meadow
Brook, but the thunderstorm arrived}
before the players were ready to take!
the field and the practice, which a is “Wm“ ”“1 “WM" 3'“ 1° 3'
believed will have an important bear-i “1'11“ With Pittsburgh
ing on the selection of the interns-1 PITTSBURGH. I“! 28.-—Pitchers
tional team, was put off until today. IE. Roulbacb OM M01511 Aitchison, 01
the Brooklyn National League Basa-
ball club are on the point or doserting
to the local Federal League team, sc-
Flrst Cairo and Then Soul" K009 cording to a report circulated hers
Cup Yacht at Her Moorings.
GREENWICH. May 28 .—The Den were discovered in conforms with
ance kept at liar moorings all day yeoI My Reba! 0.x" and Boathou‘
tordsy. In the moral!!! there was 8 Manager McCullough at the odlcel otI
FEDS AFTER ooooaa PITOHERS.
—_
EXTREME: BAFFLE DEFIANCE. !
...—-
yesterday. The two major league stars?
,.I.tt 2.. .T? '
Ii" “CHILL.
TILE T0 TIlfllIPII
WAGE" 00 cam
...—.._.-
Some people wonder why Clark Grit-
fith has gray hairs, why Frank Chance
aged so rapidly. why Jimmy Callshan‘s,
naturally sweet disposition got crab-
bery. why Hughie Jennings sometimes
has to force a grin, and John McGraw
sometimes is too sure to buy. imag-
ine yourself a manager.
The Cubs were fighting for a pm-
nant. Chance saved the pitcher four
days to use against ‘Rucker. The day
of the game the pitcher did not show
up at morning practice and came to
the clubhouse half an hour before the
pants.
‘The baby had colic all night, " wail-
ed the pitcher. 'I had to walk the
floor with it, and 1 carried it until my
pitching arm is find out. "
'iililIET slat rams
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VERSAILLEB. May 28.——lv‘rsncis
Outinet, American open gcli champion,
became amateur champion or France
today by defeating Henry J. Topping,
or the Greenwich Country Club, Conn.
by tour up and three to play in the
final round of 3! holes.
K. 0. MN WW8 DENIM
OVII .0. IONA IN IOITON
list calm on the Sound and it would the Pittsburgh Federals. The confer mm...” p“..- 00'! lane a. Hon-
have been waste of time to get under we; was mm 1. mm in an inner
way. in tho otter-noon an ugly N081! once. At its conclusion the tour in-
made up in the west. and though there torosted Mel 1m together
was not ouch wind when it broke huh them "mud to an of the meeting.
the raii'was very heavy.
.—
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j NEW RUBBER FOOT NECESSARY.
l
u—a-s—po
Rosanna assume to Just»!
final Tuning Up.
BRISTOh R. 1.. Na! 28.-—A III
Princeton Tennis Win Interim
Moot No Reverse.
orsin'i’wooitho‘rwslvs Rounds.
1108TON.lsy a:.~omo K. 0.
an or Brown, the Chicago middleweight.
while he did not live up to his sobri-
i(not.woathodsoishmovnrBoblotto.
Iot Milwaukss. in their twelve roe-d Mon. 1
Neither Nick Altrook nor lady Kav- -
boutstthoAflsoLL. hollotths
lIrItmlvomustnoaacst that.” or
asap-«amnion was two.
PR1NOETON.Msy 28~rxomon mddorpostisrosdyfor the cups. 1.. m g m a, judge
was all at: dubs hi the W Inch didato assume. The ruddcr post an:
moment. lasytiaiutholob-
with Yale you“! alternoon A" 01 in use was round detective in some so- Isr “mu, m. . my low
"13 matches were Clo" Ind tum 0‘ luau“ .nd ‘ new one ‘u “'8 fm
the visitors made the Manta-tans 80' gun mats! bronze.
10 three sets 1° ‘1'“ ‘ “‘1'" The Resolute was towed here yes-
W Itsrday afternoon from Newport and
You tall. o! W the hm
m booked as monotonic: next]
May against the MM M1‘leiiancs and Vanitic. :,
pro. toast in o'- State-Booth Nor- ________._....._.;'_.‘
walks. anus-Manuela Mn: .v «may Llano mmns.
taken out upon the Herreabofl marine .3
Kurt: and Lewis Arc Halsd Before an account of the has all!!!“ of “away. it is intended to give the m '1‘“. ”...“
.. tin Anna lint. fl Nd! film it thO' .undsrbody flit“ . “rpm up "(on
NEW YORK. May as —~oiwo Kurts genie last Sunday assault the I110“! [11. sloop sails his latter part of mI
week for Glen Cove to contest in the
New York Yacht Club series against
“Owned, It! I. said M fit him
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thmmwammhsnsensodsav-
”880‘“. 800“ 8T0”
Advancing age is having no visible.
shoot on Matty’s stamina. in addition
to the seven full games he has pitched
this year he has been called on twice
as a rescue agent and delivered the
necessary rescuing each time.
The downpour of yesterday made
Secretary Williams, of the Chiteds, re
miniscont. “The biggest crowd 1 ever
saw in Brooklyn," he said, “was right
across the corner from here at old
Washington Park. There were about
22,000 persons. but rain prevented a
game. and our club, the Cubs, didn't
get a nickel." Williams doesn't look
that old.
Vaughn, ‘l‘esreou and Cicotte have
pitched one hit games this season,
against the Dodgers, Pirates and Ath.
letics respectively. in addition the
White 801 made only one hit ot! a
combination consisting of Hall, Donna
and Coveleskis. and tho ‘Kawteda one
01! the lWalker-Adonis combination 0!
the Pittstcds.
The post the New York Americans
can do against the Western clubs now
is to win five games in thirteen.
They'll have to win today to do that.
There will be another three corner—
ed appeal for patronage in Chicago
next Sunday, with the Cardinals play-
ing the Cuba. the Hoosier Feds meet- W. L.
ing the Chitoda and the Naps disport- Pittsburgh .21 9
ing at Comlskey'sjampua. ‘ New York ..... 18 11 I
The Budaio Internationals. who are Cincinnati ...... . .21 15
leading their league. are said to be kooklyn ........14 15 -
ontdrawing the Billet at home. St. Louis .............1‘l ll
So much is heard about the “breaks" Pangagtpm. .. , ,, ,1: 11
asawtnning factor in hall game-now Chicago . ...... .......15 as
adsys that one wonders what has‘bc- Boston 9 20
come of skill. - . -—---~
“The best bit and run man in the a..." 7“”,
American tongue" is the way an or-'
part raters to Eddie Poster. of Wash
assign has any proton-tool‘to the h-
eist Watchers-k pad. in tact.
there were finances 0! option as
to which had the least resemblanceI
among ball players. Nick and Misty
4 ~.
AMERICANW. .-
Washington, 7; Detroit. 0‘,
St. Louis. 1; Philadelphia. 1 (5 in-
nings. rain).
Boston, 5: Cleveland, 4.
Chicago-New York, rain.
Standing at Clubs.
W. L.
Washington .......... 21 18
Philadelphia.........17 12
Detroit ............... 21 ‘ 15
St. Louis ............. 16 17
Boston ...,“ ............ 15 iii
New York ............ 14 18
Chicago .......... . ..... 16 20
Cleveland ...... . ..... 11 23
‘ Barns Today.
Detroit at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 3; Chicago. 1.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 6
Brooklyn-Pittsburgh. rain.
Boston, 7; St. unis, i.
standing of Clubs
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
at. Look at“ Chicago.
I'ID'IIAI. LEAGUE.
Yam Rum
Baltimore. 1: Bl. hauls. 3.
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metto'sshhgtomiookodsschothor More“
over and Nick. sportsman that he is, w; 1,,
extended his hand and exclaimed: Baltimore ........ 82 ' 7
“You win!" Chicago ........ ..17 18
maim- wha- In a cum Brown Ta... on moo; out: in the Brooklyn ............18 13
0‘" “’18:“ ‘1 111° work of at least seven world tourists Kansas City . ....... .._16. 18
”1"“ 1° to indicate that the trip sapped their Indianapolis. ......... u 16
liks. .poppsroraklll. The sovensreCrscht. Louis ' .. .15-_ 18
foul. diorkle, Benn, Weaver. lasso. Ruble . .. ....T.....‘1z 16
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Yesterday's Results.
Buflab, 7; “rm 8 (11 innings).
Jersey City-Providence. rain.
NewarkIBalttImnra. lain.
madman».
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....-. .18 10
Bochostor..." ......17 12‘.
Nothlnlsuccsodsillu success. ?“ Tot-”onto .......it 13,
gm! ”Flor-travails or M m Wommnmmcn-m in Baltimore. yummy. w W... ... ....Jn as
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'HUIFHBIY. WILL
W will travel down to
port, and». and try sanded
the strong Yosi team. Altar
Sunday against the strong
they too! ooofithnt at making the M
last year’s star twirlor o! the H"
pitch Sunday The alarm Ind
lowers will leave in autos at 18:18
sharp, truth the club.
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n It isn’t —- h min
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National League.
. ‘ . .4.) I II; '
«mm sesame :"va3.s"2‘ . f.
New York ........ . ...... .....88
Philadelphia .......... . . . . . . . ‘1‘. " "r a;
Brooklyn ............ .........40_ .31
Boston ...... .................15 ’ “5
St. Louis .............. “......“
Pittsburgh .............. 1
Chicago .................... . . .15 ,
Cincinnati .............. . . . . . .26
,. American League
New York..... ......... ..... .1
Philadelphia ......... ”......13
Washington ....... ............80
lBoston ...... ..................-1e
Chmo ...... . ........ ...-nuns ’
Cleveland . . ................10I
Detroit .. 8
St. Louis 9
Fedora! League.
Kansas City ....... ...........16
Chicago ......... ..............7
St.Louis......................18
Indianapolis 12
Brooklyn. 4
Buifalo ..... 10
Baltimore ........ .........13
Pittsburgh . 8
international League.
Baltimore
Montreal .ilz‘
Rochester ’.Q
Toronto ...... ...........1
Bull‘alo ......l.
Providence ....... "......
Newark ...... ”.11
Jersey City ...............
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PLAY FACT'Y
mow earns. muss.“
has been mom and
misplaced pride. The -
buyer invests in. the d '
ble Ford. He knows
WC him bat-wind C .
cost.
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