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liliifllilflillm
flaw “311‘, May 28. «As to the
Iflints yesterday their pinch exceed-
A and their proficiency. [11111118 on "1'
in”. in defense and attack. they
romtbated the Cardinals pluckily, but
, prosperity and they are pulling in op-
We directions nowadays, and the!
. . latte ten inning game by a score at
, I to" 5. -’
That the Giants weren’t beaten in
an encounter of the usual length was
because of several developments in a
game full of stir and developments.
Mathewson was hit hard by the Car—
dinals. With much punching and a
modicum of luck they ransom
heroics for six hits and four runs in
the first inning. For the rest of his
stay thevisiting hitting was abun~
dual. but more diluted, and with ex-
. . cefint _I._9rk mg: men on bases and
A . :amart support the veteran thereafter
held the Cardinals to a minimum 0:“
runs tor garflsximum of op‘ptorttlllltisat.‘I
It was these pitching and fielding
developments which; held the others
down so that the Ciants eventually
nohld tie this ..
“ 1 'l‘h‘9 (johnny made fourteen of
their hits and live of their wt?“ oIiII
its y. who me one of pix
, ounw w“) succeeded Grin
it ember from the rtart to his
early nit whittled along g: astreak
tor a ‘ifluue, but in the e th inning:
:)doag?m gfioqhgh’ film d,put of the
Scatter and Stroud! bothlpitchc
immunity M ufiuowion. deposed
M toe-«W mutilated ‘hiii‘
A. i... mustn’t; the'plnhaelew“ ' A:
HMS Mil l0
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:ni ._. u'oulea'oo.‘ may "Isl-The rm
etogIedTheir out interleukin! the West
beiterday with another defeat at the
hands of the White so; this time By
a score of 8 to 8. The Chicagojser
tcs proved the worst or the year! a:
Wuov’ar’u‘s men, as it was the first in
which they ad not- sncceed in taxing
‘ at and “fine smack Yesterday's Il-
fdir prolonged the winning streak at
the White Box to nine games and
fiche» Yanks 'w'en’t down to their sixth
A '«ugcesslveg defeat- In. thirteenvgsmes
A - in the West the Yanks won five arid
, I'Ost fight:
A in this latest reverse the New
Yorkers have no excuse to register,
A:
b
. as they never. had a real chance to Heckler ..
win or even 1001:.de Before. Dam. _
the Eastemers lull): realized that the
game was .on, Rowland‘s men. had
chalked up six runs, and this collec- '
Ition easily held them safe on‘ the
. only occasion that the Thirteen broke
«_ out-with any real hitting. . Late in
the game the Son added two more
markers. thereb'y golfing more runs
than had been scored against the -.
honovan clan in any oi the preceding .
"gnmes this ysnr
I
moons snort-12a NEW
Width
early forecasts to the client that
,.
Messrs. Barry and Steel) or the
"hi‘tern‘oon.
in new: we.
letter town
Both -teanyp:
the Kelsey nine will have as
ppaentg- thoj‘edpralpn hf Brld
This will be t
t‘wéeui' low-tin a, the remit
the not: the that, same. The
cured the ions who attend. The
Lot too armors supporter-"will
" not: to back their favor-Rea. The
sey members will entertain the
tors at the club rootns after
guns.
the
Rivefi'mamond" Quuday morning.
..l‘
“1‘ Mill. .. ‘
The members at the Barton
boys.
goes the slim- trumpet and the
gl in cross
die “0.331% and the
contesl ought to be a hammer.
The south hinge-loll] play the
«a
fin fitting?
Bflifliiilm
mammals. n. 1., my 28.4811 ' I
Miss
Malta Blurstedt champion ct Norway
and victor in every tourney in which
abs has unheated in this country,
would be one of the finalists in the an-
nual invitation tennis tournament for
women-ct thp court of the Morristown
Field-club. were knocked askewvto
day. AMrs. Frederick Schultz, once the
indoor champion. provedto be the ob
stacle and has dishonor of being the
first woman in this country to oilmln
ate Mini moment from a common;
[litmus
Nor-
walk independents have Ia Itorce ot
diamond, putting it in shape for the
3: some of the esophageal Sunday
Mafinb‘ «Knows. one
of the beat semi-pretensions]. teams
bats
New
Sat-
u
‘2:me
second meeting bo-d
hay-d
locals
boys will do everything to win the
game and some ball playing is aa-
Fed~
erals will make the trip by automoI
bile and, it is reported, .a delegation I
be
Kel-
vista
the
The Kelsey second nine will meet
A. C. team on the. Broad
Fife
Company’s bowing team. last even-
in; in the" BrtioSwlck Alleys, on
Washington street. took two games
out- or. three. from the Hape Hose
.This eighties to which team
bar-
lens. uni: now its proud possess‘ors.
The score:
, Ii-loIpeI tun... .
lions ‘ it to: 85- 2.74
.. 2I 95 80—. m.
{.73. 79 71— ml
. 763
Darlen Fire Co. .-
Shannessey . 78 98 88-»- 8885
sum .L;... 89'“- ac 77-A— 248.
Mead 100~ :78 103—7!“
_ 5lion‘s most or them are being run, at
‘ posed the battery for the" winning
' replaced him in the eighth and fill-
ished the gems. llamas pitched a .
mAkept his hits well scattered and
,3. but to} poor support.»
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That the time has coins for the
money men of Seashell to watch their
step is the belief expressed by Garry
um.
Hermann predicted that ‘ big
league clubs. whit one or two excep-
tions, cannot “continue paying pre<
meant high salaries to players. I
He said many long-term contract
holdefliisce the alternative of ac-
cQtIng redhead salaries or seeing
their club reach the place where it
cannot pay its salary obligations
Hermann further predicted that
the situation will be accepted by the
magnates, players and public as the
only logical one growing on! of con-
ditiona. Hermann said: . l I
"it is not a question of whether
we want to go ahead paying the
high salaries To rayon-é. :4; in m
ply that a continuance become III-boo-
lutely impossible under present. con-
ditions continuum «can Ithpre
consumers to be any preempt; of
relief. Baseball owners anwogdgk-I
inglnthenodey: witha term
_. 1A
a loss and a heavy one. This cpnnot
be kept up indefinitely.
h 51pm] sails oposs-
1.3 “'9‘ his: null. ..
lilent, notr Warm ‘ mir-
wmmmi ”that
because t is either ff
£1009
Hermann said he invert-3w" cutting
aniolub W wherever Merl
fig??? { "reserve list" of play
ers, to be d In upon by owner? oIl
managers whenever it might carbine
necessary to ill! vacancies csused by
sickness; injury or reliance.
when
‘
name»: out mafia
. scum
An-‘p-n.
Center school also in n practicq
today afternoon, the score being 8
to 1. Colbert and Kennedy com-
team. while sequins. Kirkham, Ster-
um: and Burns, tilled the correspon-
ding position to: Center school. Them
Tightwoods will play .Rutnams on
Memorial Day ”at 8:30 o'clock at
their diamond. This contest is the
result of the acceptance of a challenge
by‘ the Tightv‘roods which the Putnam
nine issued
..
SKEETERS ARE BEMENW
TORONTO. Out. My. newt-onto
had little trouble in defeating Jersey
Qity yestor by 8; to 8. The locals
’hlt‘ Bruck's deliwry: hard and scored
five runs in thousixth on four aim
glee, a hit batter and a double. Shore
Irters usually
. I as‘ to: ndlng base-
’ ’ filfll developments “fins predicted
” Will Will
The Tightflvood In. donated the .
mutational-outwith yea '“
.raee with virtually the W
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NEW YORK. Kay 38 «Strong
rivalry on the part a! the Federal
League with the international League
club at Newark has ladle many ne-
ports recently that Newark was to be
dropped from the International
hague circuit and the- team truis-
l'errod to some Connecticut city, Hart;
tord, New Haven and Bridgeport” ho
lng variously named; The reports
were revived yesterday with Bridge-
port given as the city likely to get
the club. ‘
Inquiries in Newark and of inter-
national league olctals failed to re-
veal any prose??? bastards the ra-
film, but; “$0?
welll‘lnio
that an International Lame circuit
change was notjjmlllheiy swore nat-
mail was td'wsiub; "thine" prob.
abutty that Bridgepct or some other
Connecticut; “town Amuse-mu '
take over the Newark team.: it wr-
not mbelleved however. that any im-
mediate switch in the circuit wastin-
pending. '
nitrous
1:88de yeLhtsthcolhlnz
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by a score or z to 0.
remarkable triumph for
moth oi Butte. Not only did he
.7 Wheeler Dell shutout the Pirates
at Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon
it was quite a
the behe—
' shut
out the IBncwIneers. but he struck out
wielding the ash is concerned.
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men.
has and also this time tailed
mucking“ Booty Wilbert hub not
roves a! firm?"
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i.)
Tonic»
n
:‘
Harry" Stone vs.
Brooklyn: .'.
Runway. blow Torin
11’
“we“. ' 11%
.. l away *
18% .—-Slr Thomas
[M
VULcn. 9am"
aware
the challenger
“to me up ill
ma with it:
or the tried
the can «readies candidates Reno
into and llamas, 'nccorclng- 'to letters
75min: was man in. ,
c ,I ,, .
was. on man on... m
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understand not take advantage at
in. swam AN mum
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no
that in the «teary some at on.»
u.- am: vanadium nua- clips-In
within a few weeks alter the arrival
or the challenger?” list“!
yacht- would how not in {tuneup
tut constipated-1e
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8030017. May 28. wlw last
third or the cannon. evened
or at. Nationhi .
the World's c' '
is. by windink yesterday, a 3‘6.
on druid the Braves have lost four
5°C“
_. .
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masterly game for the hearts... He
would. not base been scored again:
scream May 237-1-1‘110 “Bimini. .:
fly; bean cleaning up nicely since
they arrived home Yesterday they. ‘
(sated Newark with great east: 9-8. AT' 1
7” Leewent along iairly well until he
* two triplets d
at
momma assume.
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 9.
cmouniml a. Bolton 0.
It, haul 8} New M 6‘.
Philadelphia a, Chicago 5.
.-
ermnmo or cause. ..
«Mu.
vanmam RIBULTO.
Buffalo 8, Pittsburgh 8. ’
other We postponed-Alain.
w w
organisms: cme
M unload-obt‘.‘ ‘
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raicr the Wash?“ I
. pa“: Mani. “in;
tin luv.
HANOB ll! TH
3, ow savanna
Rock. and the
Raven court. until Mond'ayl A
a c. .1. m 8‘.
Wbmwflufinflu
like quite a club behind him. too;
Insanely there was nothing turtheré
to be asked from any 30! Robbie's J
The Leap) somehow. aims]
to 1
arm all ct i116“. oppoitunltlgs for ”We
Joe ironic: n; and WIN. saro-
Aflaus Wagner, quite an accomplish-
ment for: a rookie even it Honus an»
”amino doddarlagdotaga so far as
From start to finish Dell looked
[the a baseball pitcher yesterday st-A
And the Dodgers looked
De-
'fne
gut the full-t; .
M
Ernie McIntyre vs. Bill fining”
emu“; Xe.
Walter light:
"was: lavatory vs scores '36“.
iii: up
ot- SW odor-1t. at Bevin
couddbt or other.
amusements at that resort my hingr
upon the decision in the case ”of
R; m owner at a «no»
:12; pavilion. who he'- been arrest“
to: alleged violation or top" nanny ,
my this roller skating here
Mira?" a continuance you.
‘ mm. «lam smut in tbeWest
be!
game which had been arranged for
inst audio than cancelled: :89”
in :
WI: ill ”I“ Mend“
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mesa allow arr mam
mmwuwom mum
tr,maemm duodenum:
«emanation-Atonement».
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mun-t cnp‘audm
The “all will W t
use. an!!! nu. armies contest.
% trottlaa use. notice. trotting
Wig“... W
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*will beauwardsd mine-Wav-
and. new tithe men will
b ambush m the
hem
team
tomuaoflntlond bestpairoi
thiinimh.
”on. women's hunters class.
Wkumrka.
Mete- 8.‘ Jersey City 8
album Ie,‘ W's.
' ' . mat-Providence («of "
tau herpes. children; oi... under
cones. won two and tied one. Dale'r.m.ms. 0! new school rim in
pitching had Boston batsman dale'd
min clan. or“ twine emu
[yesterday we pinch bituminous
pairs
W clan and ItraIdeamen'i class.
vuraacav'a Mun
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'NEW‘YIORK. May 28.—-A little our
gazmg at aucritical moment proved dis-
astrous to Joan. Tigan in the interna-
tional wrestling tournament at the
imam-n Opera time last night. ru-
gan was engaged in a finish bout with
Goa-go Lurlch. at the time, and bur-
ich took advantage of 'i‘lgan's inatten-
tion to his duties to pin the star gaz-
era’ maiden to the mat. incidental-
ly Tim might never have let his
attention be diverted it her had not
observed that Lurlch was looking anx-
iously at the rout as if in mortal tear
that. something vies going to drop
trom the heavens. As he was just as
anxious as Limoittoget from under i8
anything was going" to fall. Tigan iix~
his eye on the boiling, as Lurich
Ifiogldo 0.11.831) protest;
ed that it was an on air tIl'ickI and his
attentio'li“wu celled‘to the rules at
fill“; may which 1mm tau, privil
ass or 's’i-sturn boll!" ~‘ '
«uv‘ i
WFFEDB BEAT PITTSBURG.
surmount}. May as +13“an tilt
hunt all through yesterday's
gripe and detected the Pittsburg Fed-
grab. a to s. f ..
hauler-on was strong until the 8th
Marina the locals hunched m
hitpandscered (our raga“; That batting
r»...
r
t .A:
”ramp SEDAN in high class in
women and amintlnenta. All
out conveniences you de-.
«an: can: It tau-rice live
Wop adorably The salts
m m and lpleirlidly uphele
”me with cloth or t! a mount
a
fibrin-anon on either side. Plate
winds “‘1". the qualities»
none or the clout dreamer
lament . her; and: r‘enty o“
' 1!: .wh WM
quality in a modem:
maturation—lean that? :c a ratio
1: si- 69’;
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”78 NORTH Mil STREET
harm will sham in: pituit- it we
aetiatratall808.000 new Ford cars
bananas“, 1014. and August.
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Will fit a rdummy form, but
not a Man? form. Suits
madeto or atom ,
nus mum
pSouthlhth
York on
This is
leader of
vised Mr.
Khalil!
National.
' 8
The directors or the Natl-Ii
League by. a small vote have M
resident Tenor in awarding the m
played at the Polo‘ Grounds in It!
tried to play Bennie Kauii. Pram I
Gaifney of the Boston 'ciub, (HM
President Tenor on the telephone and
notified: him of the intentions 08 my
team to play against the Giants will
quested that one of the umpires N _
sent to the telephone.
Ural Eason went to talk with 8“
lug his absence Qiuiglsy forfeited the
e to [1 Giants. .
gf‘i‘xntullyt 2 game was played which
Boston won President Tour and
Wat-5'95 a. championship game M
dent Magical and noon- rapist:
ed from the ruling the pr'eallietlimllf-Ar ‘
then-tote. The atrocious M
fgInum blunder “new
:0
succinct-tn, ’
The Only outlaw
CLECTRIOAL race
' aura ‘_ enemas ,
April 29 to the Bravaa.
the game in which 'llc‘law"
the Giants. Hr Tenet: at}.
Gailney not to permit hid
the lineup. He also rl.
League executive. and m
prod“. m
Tommi
in the m.
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