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hon: Cambridge comes a dispatch
that seem-,1 to verify the—rumors of a
definite movement on“ the .‘n‘rt‘ of
Harvard, Princeton and Yale to refine
the 11111111111111 ‘cbatter'that one com-
menly‘ associates with baseball games,
whether played by college or protesv :
sional teams. John Waterman, the
Harvard catcher. one of the Harvard
cant-hers, rather, appears to be ac-
tive in ”the campaign. and as be and
those who have enlisted with him»
are certain to have the backing ofin-
fluential alumni it may‘ be taken for
granted that the Crimson 1‘nine's floW‘
‘ oftl'an‘gunge. in important contests in
oomo will be such as to carry no of~
tense to the ears of spectators. As
in? three universities, Harvard, Yale
aid! Princeton. are to play three
some series on the percentage basis
and as the 1&3 have acted as a unit-1'
inf-other mattbrs of reform. it may be
risfimhed that what Harvard seriously
proposes in1the way of the elimina-
. lion 0! slangiendslurred vowels and
endless repetition of stock‘ phrases
wmI‘recelve the earnest attention of
her two rivals.
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Yesterday stilts-noon the Franklin
Junior High Ninth Year baseball
mm played the Eighth your teal-ant
the Barter grounds. The game re-
sulted in the score of 9 to 6 in favor
offthe’ Ninth yenr‘nine.
The Franklin Junior Highteam
will play the first salute! the series
between this school all}! the Center
Junior High tall today or tomorrow
afternoon at the Coloniel grounds at
3:15 o'clock. A good game is as-
sured. The line-up will be:1 ‘.
Middleton,-c: Cantrell, pl Navnsky, 1
1b; Sather. 2b: Lyle, ss; Merrlileld,
I3b; Tar‘lov. if; Chariot, rf: Biber, cf.
The lineup of yesterday's gang
follows: _
Franklin Ninth Yenrwhlitrneon, Bi...
her.” Yourdisky. Taflov; Anglernan,
Chariot. Joel.1Lyle. Cantrell. . . .
Sixth Year~Middloton, Uibne‘r;
Lynch. Morrifleld; Nnvasky, Wilson“.
Sather, Garfield. Dm '
lilE Millim‘
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BOSTON. May 5——Ban B Johnson,
president of the American League,
""yeslfirday declared 11113151511111 favor-”01'
fl:1,detlulrawing from“ the courts of the
1 country suits between organized base»
will and the FederaLLeague. A sug-
gretion ‘to this effect from Philip
Bull, president of the St. Louis Club
on the Federal League, met with his
colleent.
his Johnson explained that 1in an»
Ilearlier statement to the effect that be
was ‘wililng to. have the suit‘ Til the
llljhoi‘setederal; court now awaiting
decision by, J \dge Kenlshdw M
Lsndip withdrawn she did not.ref9r
tortilla; case? 'inipar‘ticnler. 1"‘The sug-
gestion,.and my neceptancé‘oblti’i he 1 '1’
said; “referred‘to the euits‘ generally
nlIiesuenb‘sngeen the Federal League
tribereptepnnd 1thos‘e pllled with the
‘ ' " .Iofinmiseiom.
b‘otber; has I. .
nous said th‘ey know with V
mission and the two major leagues
member of the national
draw their suit.
cums CAPTURE ElliSl
SPRING [1
In the opening last“ “night of-
Spring Industrial League in the Pal-
ace Alleys, on North Main street. the
CluetbPeopbdy team No. 1,‘ defeated
the team of the Lockwood Manufac-
luring Company, two out of three
games. The playing was very cldse
and interesting Tonight the Cluett-
Peabody, N01“. 2. will face the R &V
G teem: Liist night's scoré': ‘
' "fl"
film Hill
It! trust suit against. the national coin-
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emission was the
out by the N»
lional League to Charles Hones,
manager of the Reds. for his not fight
with“ William Rigler, the umpire at
$121199 . ay Rigler was not
b: irt. the umpire work-
ing“ the bases in the game in which"
the altercation happened, was repri-
mended 1er pet following closely the
play that caused the mixun.
The iipdlng of John K. Tenor, presi~
deiot affilifiiibhxue, was that Herzog
was guilty of rowdy tactics and
tpergtore Mohhuspcuded Hart was
harshly spoken to because he did not
watch the play, thus necessitating an
appralqo‘fiigler, Which housed the
latter it Me involved with Her
nugget the plots and which started
the trouble that rtlulted in ngler‘s
dope plugs cplpy memos spikes
hhd Incl-103% of?! f6 lid“ cut and his
nose- smashed by Rigler's mag; and
fist. a}. gI
ler e§capod notice altogether by
the presidpnt oi" the league Pro 1'
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Kansas City ..... 9' ‘9 .600-
St Louis "1' ..... 7 0 .4312
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Buffalo ........ 61... 13 .316"
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Chicago ark ode: ‘ ‘1‘}
Kansas City“ adenine.
,. Pittsburgh at Newer-kn
Nil: ‘Tene‘p‘sf thought; that the $5
imposed upon .Rleler In a St “ 1.
police Icohrt was punishment: en‘ '
for the umpire. ‘
beenreee
a‘évereleln and one mum
to live to see China subléca
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pan by tomorrow's steamer.
Id‘pnnm
trIal- News. “grants 'a delay of forty.-
eight hours."
MR. TFRFT IN WISCONSIN.
. . Gluettd’eabe'dy. MADISON. . .Wis., llihy‘fI 5—4 rot.
Miller ............ 91 85 85 William Howard Taft; who will ar-'
Burr 76- :86‘ V 72 rive here this afternoon to deliver
Tooper .‘ . .. 70 98 ‘ 84th“ reerldcdl‘ired at the university of
. Wiscongln, will be the guest at GOV-I
mgr Phillip at the executive man
from southemcltl‘ea that
have .
committed suicide because“ "they did 1
Johnson confessed that the stand of ““931.
the organized powers was opposed to t
his line of reasoning. The big boss of
the American Imus was. the only,‘d
commission
willing to permit the outlaws .to with~I‘
Yuan-1mm»- The Ministers were diI
vided in'1 opinion. The President with “irregular? tenddncies. There warm;
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isotropic; "Mays 3: 16 p. ..‘m—‘A
ammm to China." cables
the Tomb Icorrespondent of the cen-
Chlcago 11 at. Cleveland.
.Detroila of.“ BL Louis.
PhlladelplrlnIntNew York.
monogrammed 1
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Afterihq now: was received Mm“ TODAY" IN WALL STREET
NW m MnyI «I‘fi (Wall Street.
Cam WP was held at the Whit-10.130 g m.)¢—I&Mp¢flate trading mark-I
chnhlnlaoe. the residence of President amnesty dealings on the Stock ID:
guatlon philosophically.
, has been so bad”
\‘dnl ‘
. TIN? Cd.‘
hlondny,117~Ar‘nold“ C‘o. vs. Lock-
wood “£51109. 1. _
Tuesday, lS—anyal Militia vs.
‘ 2 vs. Noi'wnlk Tire Co.
Monday. 21~Arnold Co. vs. Cluett-
Peabody No. 2'
Tuesday, Iii—Naval Militia vs.
PHlLADELPH‘M’. Pin. May 5.—Mgr.
John J. McGr'aur. spent Sunday in
New York and did not return to Phil-
adelphia untilnoon Tuesday McGraw
in displeased with "the poor showing or
his club to datofibut looks upon the alt-
“lt mayrbeIae well that our hard
luck comes entdy in the season." he
said yesterday. “i know that unless
some of these Ipny'ern die {will beat
out some of theeedellown who are
winging around the first division just
now. My 4:1th has looked a lot Worse
than it really is ‘hocnube the pitching
Meat-aw said that Pitcher" Pol Per-
it probjubly would, be in the hospital
E0. a. week to game: Byrne‘s head hit
Perrltt so hard in the collision that
Bobby was» laid out for live‘ minutes
McGrsw does not expect thpt Perritt
will pie 'nhle’ to pitch For a month or
shim
Eu. 1...” _
V Industrial
forth night-
in £th
mm street:
‘ ‘ “MW em».-
Tmmtfl'eilb‘dd? N5: 2 vs.
R.‘ dz '0’: '
WON’Vvs. 1%ka moo: ' ' '
Mblmayrm—‘hmd (35." vs‘ Gillett-
PW N331? .
Theedliy;11—‘é—Nllital Mimic vs
14111111141 Mitt on" .
weddesdny. I12_—’—Clhdtt- Fenbo'dy Nil
2 vs. 1.6111111111111151. Mdthewson in Co.
Thursday, 1V3-R. V6} G vn. Norwalk.
Clietfil’bfibbdy No.1 3
Wednesdny. 1911-CIuett-Penbody‘N6.
‘Thursday. 20—11. 6; G. vs. Leuns~
bury. Mathewson Jr on.
Lounsbury. MlVithewSon1"& Co.
Wednesday, 2s~cluottPeabodyNo
1 vs. Norwalk Tire Co.
Thursday; 27-11. (I: G vs
woodI‘Mt'g.1Co.
Month of‘lliiite“.
Westley, l—Arnold 00 vs. R. 111 G
Wedn‘esda'y‘, 23—11:th Militia vs.
CluotbPeabody No. 2.
Thursday, sv—Cluett Peabody No. 1
vs. Lounabury. Mathewson & Co
I Friday, ‘4—-Norwalk Tire Co.‘ vs.
Lock1
c-hanze today.I the undertone showing
Car, American Locomotive and Cruci-
.-—-_'Il‘he Jap- bla Steel. but-II someI‘ot the standard
anese conshlgeneral received lnstruc- issues; including Reading, Canadian
11°11". midi Tokio today directing him
Pacific“ and Southern Pacific. were
lto order‘ Jafldnése women and children frantically lower. Later the list up
to be prepared to 11.111111111111101» for 1191‘. velopedI Strength United States Steel; _
Unlom Peel“ and summons: sop»
per strings-1 'polnt'eu‘lt. with paths or
cringe.1‘exoepfln-Cenodidn Positioned
Reading; whldh<1reilected heaviness:
W STREET, Noemi-The early
' ribonlis use long maintsvlnild,I press
store soon reducing WW1“ and ‘
1.1.1.1111: some others weenmot only
1, Tuesday; Harem house vs. it-
prises 1...,61... Adler-leans “showed when“
.‘Lockwood Mfg: 00.
Monday, 7L—Arnoiil Co. 111.com
bury. Mathewson & Co.
Tuesday, 8-1—Naval Militia vs. Nov-
walk Tire Co.
Wednesday. summit-Peabody No-
1 v3.12 & G.
2 vs. Lockwood Mf-g‘. Co;I
Monday, 14—»Arnold 00. vs Nor-
waih1Tlr6 Co I“ .
&‘G.‘
weaneii‘day, lswluett-Péabody No.
V1 vs. Cluett-Penbody No. 2.
Thursday, lip-Lockwood Mfg. 00
vs. Lounsbury Mathewson 1e Co ‘
i"
some» STRIKEIIENDS.
and build‘em at woolwlcb Arson than
unostionsflio “nested:
Tdeworlmemshrew-
minnow déLolll'ihbliry’f Mathew-IT,
Thursday, 10—_—Clu‘ett— Peabody No. ‘
Lennon; 1 new 5,1 1mm. 1.1.1211...
“ strike on the part of 1:800 carpenter-tr
r 11st up Ipodpdslliw
The most toothsome‘ ilili’d‘dlsli'serv:
ed in New Yorkie: me time is on
the menu at Madison‘ Sliders Garden
tonight. when tile Ibit Irmhnun Jim
W and Al Raul. drummed»
in print ring: out 110pr out“
te‘y has been point grout“ gun's since
Joe Jeannette took him it? charge:
leaving most of his opponents to be
assisted from‘vtllb rmIlloich has a
similar though smaller-dismal knoll!-
out“ victim: Bethune more than orr
diner-fly good boxeeIferInuvyweighte.
Both are young-nod nachveen hit withi
the force otxa mnle's kieki
wmwhmpiondesvwmu-d's board
of strategy dotides‘thntdehmn's cow
queror needs a little advertising to
keep up the theatrical box office stnn~
derd he wil have to- do considerable,
explaining to dodge tonight’s winner.
Coffey declares be will be that man.
So does Reich. for that mentor. Thus
the bout carries a good deal more hp-
portsnco than the ordinary New York
no decision ten roundbr. 1
Reich claims to have landed on Cat
feya' chin in a. gymnasium practice.
.bouteome timoago. sending the for-
mer motormnn to the land or dream.
Sinceetben Coffey has been coy when-
ever. fielch'u name has been. mentioned
it this tale ihtruo notch some have
a bi; advantnse lentils; because the
man of a sleepywniidpgnll haul to
em Howsvernqdlfenffiondl don!
thou-stony and arm “Wt be you
win members mule him flyo‘l‘ité in”
private— wagon“
“tutti!!!I :1me
“murder of 1W” mm
MWMIOWW
collegiate-athlete manner!“ and “any
be the best in the world mien hi
won the pentnthion.tbo*nll around “(on
test, at the Penn Ireuyrrhumpmmrs
, Photo by American Presenuo‘o‘nmn.
MW WV? m
at Franklin field. Philadelphia
This «nap in onlyémnsts‘e
tmth‘vnndxisnilbm
nun Milihii W
‘heen arranged between his team1w
mo obeingIoninInvoIfdbt spoofing
William at Yale.
Colby at Mm
WWI ate Columbine
Brown at: Aliment»
Hobi- Ore-I111: Milne
Manama-WWI 1 .
Pennarivsniw State at West Point..1.
monsoon finned
The All-Antericans will open their ‘.
season next Saturday with a 513m!
with Ridseilelds in that town. More s i
her, it is understood, will probably .
twirl for the local aggregation.
The Broad River
ceived the new uniforms and theyr .
will be seen on the players out 8an
urday afternoon when the Dresden1
Lace were: cross bets. on the fore“
mer's held. '
Manager Poet announced that lie-.6 1
how» “ranged home m for Satan-11
day afoernoona and will play out old
towno’n Sundays. . '
1 The Nomlk lndependoatbwlli New 1
the strong, Brooklowm nine other ,
some» new Builder. alter-noon tan-«theft I
Ward ctr-estimation; Guanierbwllif‘
lease: 1 and: tom the: presented. at least. :
the Norwullcu ’iinupmlli remalmthoé
snow smofIlaet Sundayv
inn“ and: micron aimimm .,
Vsldered liltely as impo‘r‘t'diit W»
hrs to come up fondlewefileaellfl-
loflugath‘i-EW o! tum
ingot tubimmbm' ofilthle' W
tenor mm zooming-t matte
games on Sunday. I
the season will be opened on”; the
Ward street grounds with the em
cents as their opponents. Till} pm
111 called for 10 o'clock 11111111111111.1111. ,
in5.1 The team will" journey“ '.
Georgetown .111 the 'attsrnonn ow1 ‘1
that town's teen). Manager WI
rte has announced thatwapeerleu 1m
Crane No. 1 team of Bridgepdrb
_ 1 : Inn-"I
molt
Tightwads, Mobswks. Gian I
tics jr., Riverside IBiue mounds:
Marys. Holly Names and aan W
team in Norwalk. One half fare is
paid to any out of town the
comes here and goes out' on the
conditions. for further particuln
quire of 1-
‘ Idiom Lincoln» V
51 Putnam Aye.
”Wt :wmfli WWW m1 1.“ :I
momentum.» mwhumot
team has new
again be seeniinmthsbou fonthoglov" "
calm: augmpham beenx—glvenghls : lie 1 1. 1
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