I VIN CAMPBELL, WHO IS ONE OF BLUES WERE Harry Smith, Who Is RICHEST PLAYERS IN BASEBALL VICTORS; Ready to Open Season BLUE WERE THE FANS; DAY IN FEDERAL OFF 10 GOOD START SETTING STIFF PACE

First Four Teams Are Beaten Toronto Team Beaten at Riclv Jennings’s Wen Hold Lead in BLUE INDEED WERE PEPS by the Trailing mond in Slugging Game Be* American League by Defeat- Clubs. fore 7,000 Fans. ing Browns. General Color Scheme of Third Game in PEPS HOLD FIRST PLACE GRAYS TO OPEN TODAY NEW YORK IS RUNNER-LP Buffalo Series Is of a Decided

By a freak turn of fate the first Richmond defeated Toronto in the Hughey Jennings’s Detroit team division teams—Newark's nearest first and International League continues to show the way tn the Hue. rivals—in the only Indigo Federal League were result of its game played yesterday. Buffalo and American League, as a beaten yesterday, and so while the are victory yesterday over the St. Louis Peps lost a game they really lost not Providence opening in Providence are The New an Inch in the race. The Newark today, while two openings will take^ Browns, who last. fandom THE BALL banner is still out in front. Balti- place tomorrow, Montreal at Newark York Yankees are surprising BOTH TEAMS SLUGGED the win more, like worm of old, turned and Rochester at with the manner in which they and trounced Jersey City. Brooklyn, while St. games. The Yanks, who are second, Louis downed Pittsburgh and Kan- standing of tile League. the Boston Red who have sas shut-out Sox, Baseball machines, like all other contrivances with which humans City defeated Chicago. W. L. P<. W. L. Pc. are topping the second division. The to do, askew. Now and then they backfire, kick Standing of the League. Rlohrnond. 1 0 1.000] Providence. 0 0 .000 anything occasionally go in third W. L. Pc. W. Newark.... 0 0 .000 Rochester.. 0 0 .000 Chicago White Sox. place, up a lot of dust and perform generally in a topsy-turvy manner. Such was L. Pc. Newark ...10 6 .625Kan. City.. 7 7 .300 Jersey C*y. 0 0 .0001 Montreal... 0 o .000 bested Cleveland, which Is sixth, the case yesterday with Bill Phillips’s Newark Peps. Their performance In 0 o Toronto.... 0 1 .000 Chicago.... 7 5 .583 Buffalo.« 9 .400 Buffalo.... .oouj went down before of art. while the Athletics the third game of the series with Buffalo was far from being a work Brooklyn,. 8 a .571 Baltimore.. 6 9 .400 lMterda.v’n Reanlt. 8 0 the Senators, who are in fourth place. The team smudged the canvas with unsightly errors—mental, physical and Pittsburg.. .571 St. Louis... 4 8 .333 Richmond, 31; Toronto, 8. Yesterday's Results. mechanical. The picture they painted was not a pleasant one to behold. Game Today. of the l-tague. Buffalo, 14; Newark, 8. Mantling Their were the colors ran in blotches and Buffalo at Providence. pigments badly chosen, together Baltimore. 7; Brooklyn, ft. W. L. PC. W L. Jr t. blurs, and-Lwell, it was an off day all the way around, and Newark got St. Louis. 5; Pittsburg, 2. Games Tomorrow. Detroit ...10 4 .734 Boston.5 5 .300 beaten 14-8. Kansan City, 7; Chicago, 6. Montreal at Newark. New York. 7 4 < ’lev** land.. 6 S .420 Phil 7 .800 (iunei Rochester at Jersey City. Chicago.... 8 0 .571 a.3 Blue predominated as the principal color tone all through the game. Today. 4 10 .286 Buffalo at Newark. Wasbrton.. « 5 -MG St. Louis... •Twas a blue day, a victory for the Blues, and enough to cause some fans Yesterday » Reruns. Baltimore at Brooklyn. Dunn’s Team Starts Well. to feel blue. But in baseball always look forward and at the prospective, St. Louis at. New York, 2: Bouton. 0. Pittsburg. 1. not the Kansas City at RICHMOND, Va.t April 28.^-More Washington, 2; Philadelphia, retrospective. Chicago. Kt. Boats. 2. Games Tomorrow. Detroit. 3: Neither Reulbach nor Bedient, the two twirlers who started the game, than seven thousand fans saw Rich- Cleveland, 4. Baltimore at Brooklyn. hii-ugo, 7; were the failed to accord their usual mond make its debut in the Interna- at their best, but Peps good support to St. Louis at Pittsburg. (mines Today. big Ed. A couple of misjudged drives put him into the pit, proved a pitfall, tional League yesterday and defeat New Yon* at Boston. Terrapins Defeat at and he was struggling in the quicksands caused by errors of commission and Tip Tops. the Toronto team, 31 to 8. 'The game Philadelphia Washington. LID St. Bonis at Detroit, NEW LOCAL LIFTING from the start of the YORK, omission almost game. April 28.—Brooklyn was preceded by a street parade and Cleveland at lost an Chicago. -* today in interesting The greatest fallacy of the Peps (•--—-— engage- ceremonies at the park. Governor ment which was marked by free hit- but two was of their Ray Keating handed out the — yesterday Inability -> ting on both Henry C. Stuart, of Virginia: Mayor < sides. The home team hits to the Red Sox players yester- outfielders to judge long files. Allen out batted the of Richmond, and visitors but lost out i* George Ainslie, day, and the Yankees won 2 to 8. the Seheer in left field was the principal THE OFFICIAL BOX SCORE scoring end. TVte score: President Edward G. Barrow, of the George Foster Btarted for the Sox offender, though he did make one BALTIMORE. league, attended the contest. The and went eight inningB. while Ray A.B. R. H. P.O. E. dervish catch of a long drive A. Collins pitched the ninth. Pipp’a whirling Meyer, rf.. 4 3 2 3 0 0 score: triple and an infield out gave the from 'Bedient'B stick. He dashed far Duncun, If. 0 12 10 0 Montreal to With New* RICHMOND. TORONTO. BUFFALO. Open Y'anks a run in the seventh session. would show on Zinn, cf. 4 1 3 2 0 0 ab.r. b. nb.r. b. out to a point which A.B. H. H. P.O. A. E. Swaclnu, lb. 4 1 1 10 0 I) Arragon. 8b.. 4 12 IBraokett. cf... 3 2 0 Though they obtained but three hits as "1a Dalton, cf.. ark the mariner’s compass about 501200 Walsh, 3b. 2 0 0 ] 30 Tigers—Rochester at *ri 1 2 Hollander, 3b. % 1 2 from the delivery of Pitcher Shaw- Downey, 2b. 5 2 2 3 4 0 Rr’kenridge.lf Ia C." is to a baseball Kirkpatrick, 3b.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rates, single, left field bleachers, and the Smith, ss. 5 2 3 1 4 0 Suggs, p. 1 0 0 0 0 0 The International is ready Krknufele. c.. 3 2 1 Kelly, c.3 2 0 and a wild pitch. came down he turned Blair, c. 3 2 1 4 0 0 League grabbed It, Sterzer, p.... 0 0 o Konnick, c.... 0 0 0 The Chicago White Sox scored their Bedlent, p. 2 0 1110 to open its 1915 campaign in this city. SOME REAL PEP WHEN IN SHAPE around and whirled like a Pierrot. It Totals 36 7 10 27 14 ~0 Russell, p.... 3 0 1| Herbert, p.... 1 0 0 sixth straight victory yesterday, The 0 0 was to BROOKLYN. Newark club, which is now under Lake, p.0 from at looked as though Allen trying Totals 38 14 15 27 13 1 0 winning Cleveland, Chicago, A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. the control of Totals.32 1112 jGeyer, p.. 1 0 new in the line of Messrs. George L. Solo- 7 to 4. The White Sox won the game show us something NEWARK. Anderson, if...... 5 1 2 4 0 1 1’ri' ste, p. 1 0 0 When Vin Campbell is not chasing [ other. Well, it is on some days, but mon and Charles W. Medicus, and in the eighth inning when they scored a dance. It was the big thing in the A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Magee, 2b. 6 1 3 1 2 0 flies and the when a man gets used to performing Totals .33 8 8 burning up base-path five runs. Campbell, cf. 5 113 0 1 Kauff, cf. 5 0 3 3 0 0 managership of Harry Smith, who in one of the reguhu’ outfield posts way of fielding put up by Newark, during the baseball season, he Is sell- A to and McKechnfe, 3b. 5 11110 Evans, rf. 4 0 1 0 0 0 Newark its first Interna- a pass Fuller, Cobb’s triple a little in brought to and then is shifted it works hard- but it only helped keeping 5 1 3 2 0 0 Errors—Bates, Hoffman, Ball, Crane 2, automobile tires out in Pitts- Crawford's netted two run* Schaefer, rf. Cooper, lb...... 5 0 0 12 1 0 tional League pennant, in 1913, will ing ship to him. A line drive to right single down the score. 2b. 5 117 10 Holt, 3b. 3 0 0 1 0 0 Mclnnis, Sterzer; Hollander, Graham, the sixth of Laporte, under at Park Pa. Vin is not the boy they a than for Detroit in inning * 4 1 1 1 0 get w'ay Wiedenmayer's Jordan, Kelly. burgh, field curves different as rule Uuhn, lb. 8 Gaguler, ss. 3 0 2 3 4 1 the game against the Browns, at • * 4 1 3 1 6 tomorrow afternoon, with Montreal named the soup after, and just be- one smacked to left field, and the Esmond, ss. 2 Watson, c. 4 2 2 3 2 0 Richmond ..04101023 I—11 Detroit, yesterday, and the home Peps Started Off Well. Scheer, If. 3 113 0 0 Uphum, p...... 1110 2 1 as the initial attraction. 2 2 100 2 1 00—8 cause he comes from the same goes for centre field. Vln was Toronto. Smoky City team won S to 2. Rariden, c. 3 112 5 0 Marlon, p.... 2 0 0 0 2 0 The International openings this sea. booked to play right field for the The defeat might have easier Two-base hit—Schanfele. Three-base he has nothing in common with An- seemed Renlbach, p. 2 0 0 0 2 0 •Delehanty ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 son are conducted on a but the injury to Roush made being gradual hits—Hollander, Sheehan. Hits—Off drew nor the Heinz indus- Peps, to take had not the Peps gotten away Trautman, 1 0 0 0 0 0 tMeyers .. 0 1 0 0 0 0 Carnegie p. scale, with the first game havin* Sterzer, 2 in two innings; off Herbert, 4 it necessary to put Germany Schaefer HECKINGER SIGNS •G. Whltehouse .... 10 10 0 0 tries. But could write to a flying start in the first inning. taken in Richmond in one and two-thirds innings; off Geyer, Vin. they say, into the and the come- Total. 37 8 14 27 19 3 place yesterday. outergarden on Hugh the cham- 4 in four and one-third iuniDgs; off Lake, out a pretty large sized check and dian covers while They hopped Bedient, Totals 38 8 13 27 18 3 Today Providence, last year's right field, Camp- Mike as ons 1 in one inning; off Trieste, 3 in two Heckinger, regarded former Boston American and •Batted for Marlon In the ninth. and the Buffalo club are hold- the check would not come back with bell works in centre. star, pions, innings. Sacrifice flies—Sterzer. Hoffman. of the best backstops in the Interna- •Batted for Trautman In the ninth. tRan for Delehanty In the ninth. in Providence, while tomor- one of those little Ed Roush is about ready to get made hint wish for the days of the ing sway Sacrifice hit—Geyer. Stolen bases—Hol- ugly looking tional circuit, has signed a Newark 1—14 Baltimore ....0010 5 100 0—7 back into the game, and after yes- stove league when he sat around the Buffalo.01042402 row Newark and Montreal and Jersey lander, Bates. Double plays—Roach to stamped messages on the back if he contract. Hence the team Is now well Newark 30000022 1—8 Biooklyn _0020101 0 2—8 and Rochester will Ball to Crane to Mclnnis. Bases terday's game it is not unlikely that big heater back in the village grocery City begin. Jordan; gave it to you and tried to cash fortified behind the plate, as Heckin- hits — Two-base Ma- Sterzer off ltussell 2, off you will make the shift. and how he fanned Bennie Kauff Two-base Laporte, Downey. hits—Upham, Anderson, The Newark opening will have its on halls—Off 3, Bill Phillips Bill, who told Three-base Swatdna. Three-base hits—Kauff, off 1. Hit by it. ger will have big Fred Tyler, hits—Esmond, McDouald, gee, day ceremonies, Herbert 2. Geyer pitcher— like most managers, did not believe in the pinch and made Frank Laporto Smith Hofman Seheer. Sacrifice hits Smith, Watson. Sacrifice bits— customary opening 1. by Rnssell 1, by Trieste 1. Now Vin made a fine snowing in the two games 3, 2, Duncan, wuth Thomas L. By sterzer has not been playing a Ty in breaking up a winning combina- pop up with three on—that might —Bedlent Blair. Stolen bases—Iluhn. Walsh, Evans. Stolen base- Myer. Struck Mayor Raymond Struck out—By Sterzer 2, by Russell 3, he has worked in so far, and Graeme 2, Cobb game in centre field for the tion, but when Roush is back in cen- have been last the McKechuie. Double Esmond to out—By Mai'iou 2, by Smith 1. Bases on tossing up the first ball. The players 3. by Trieste 1. Tassed ball— se- year. Yesterday plays by Geyer tre and in field the Bnow, tne promising youngster, bard Laporte to Iluhn; Hunn to McKeehnie; balls—Off Upham 1, off Marion 1, off will parade across the field and the Kelly. Wild pitches—Russell, Trieste. Peps. He reported without any Campbell right the Peps bombarded his shoots will be much better for- cured from Brooklyn, Owing to Smith to Downey to Chase; Downey to Smith 2, off Suggs 1. Hits—Off Upham, will be raised on the Time of game—2b. 20m. Umpires—Car- Peps' garden enough to win two or three ordinary American flag spring training and he found it hard limit of seventeen players allowed by Smith to Chase. Hits—Oft Reulbach, 11 9 in four and one-third innings; off ot ami Cleary. tified. was not an pole in centre field, amid the air penter for games, but yesterday’s In six Struck out—By Bedlent Smith, 11 In six and two-thirds tunings. a time to judge flies hit in his Schaefer has ball and the league, Pitchers Bill Chappelle. Innings. the national anthem. The outlook foi played great ordinary game. It„ was a day on 4, by Reulbach 1, by Trautman 2. Bases Umpires—McCormick and Westervelt. direction. Some fans who sit in the his hitting has been timely, but be Is Roes Hewes and Jeff Holmquist and the on Bedlent off Reulbach 1, a winning team here pears bright, which both clubs had things on balls—Off 1, grandstand may think that it is as not as speedy as he used to be and In fielder Zach Erhardt were given off Trautman 1. Hit by Whales Lose to Packers. considering the playing talent which which some scribes call ■‘‘hitting togs." pitchers—By easy to play one outfield as it is an- he will be a chance to coach. ! their unconditional release today. Trantman 1. Umpires— given They smashed the spheroid for extra Renlbach 1, by CHICAGO, April 28.—Kansas has been garnered by Manager Harry Johnstone and Fyfe. Time of game— 111., Smith. Blues’ Understudies base hits 'by the wholesale and the City pounded two pitchers hard and lh. 45m. Following is the line-up of fielding was not of the best. won an easy over Chicago. probable victory both the Newark and Montreal clubs: Steal Jobs • Kruger led at bat with three hits. Regulars’ • * 31 on t real. on Rariden Is Like The score: Newark. Three Runs In First Inning. Stealing bs. Smith, rf. KANSAS CITY. Mowe, The old story about the pupil Newark started off like the German Into a A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Tooley, 2b. Irelan, 2b. Walking Bear*Trap cf..... 4 2 1 4 0 0 If. being smarter than the professor army got away on its dash toward Chadbourne, Collins, If. Holden, 5 0 2 3 0 0 and about the same Gilmore, rf...... Callahan, cf. Wb Rehouse, cf. and the understudy stealing the Paris, ended up time to steal a base if. 5 2 3 4 2 0 Any they try Kruger, Murray or Yeager, 3b. way. Campbell pinked a nifty single Kenworthy, 2b,.... 5 0 2 0 2 0 job of the star was Illustrated, Haberdashers the on wise old Bill Rariden the ball- Witterfl rf. Halstein, lb. We’re to left field, and then watched Stovall, lb.4 12 7 10 or Pnrtell, ss. with a sharper moral than any next two batters out. Gaporte did players on opposing teams are walk- Perrtng, 3b.. 3 0 2 0 1 0 Zimmerman Saying “Good-Bye” go ss...... 3 113 2 0 Bostick, 3b. Yfowley, c. of famous fables not intend to see his comrade die on ing Into a beartrap. As the Japs say, Rawlings, Aesop’s yester- Brown, .. 3 0 15 10 Kraft, lb. Madden, c. the way to the plate. He clouted one commit “hari-kari”—suicide. day. when the Buffalo Blues, they Easterly, c.. 0 0 0 1 1 0 Hecklnger, c. Mnrphy, c. to left centre for a double, scor- 0 0 2 deep Though It was raining base hits and Blackburn, p...... 2 0 0 Tyler, c. Miller, p. with a rejuvenated line-up, beat Fine Men’s Vin. Huhn then and in 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing singled, stood Adams, p.. c. Richter, p. Furnishings errors yesterday. Rariden up 0 Snow, the Newark "Peps." Until yes- came Gaporte. The Peps’ first saoker •Shaw ..... 1 0 0 0 0 undaunted and unflinching and 0 0 0 0 0 0 Enzman, p. Dowd, p. stole second, and scored on Esmond's Cullop, ... terday Messrs. Fred Smith and IIV A GREAT four Main, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schacht, p. Couchman, p. the next five acts the pegged down every one of the p...... Ed. McDonald had been sitting triple. During tGoodwln. 0 1 0 0 0 0 Lee, p. Fullerton, p. had all the better of the strug- would-be thieves who tried to steal. enemy Brown, p. McGraner. p. on the Buffalo settee watching gle. In the second inning McDonald Totals .. 35 7 14 27 12 0 Scbmutz, p. Bates, p. Fred Trautman relieved Reulbach the regulars perform. The Buf- tripled, and scored on Engle's single. CHICAGO. Chabek, p. Stevens, p. But the real explosion came in the and made his bow to Newark fans. A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. feds dropped the first two games fourth inning. They got three runs in three innings, Wiekland, rf...... 2 2 0 1 0 1 here, and so Larry Schlaily de- Close-Ovt Sale Flack, If. 10 0 110 SHEPPARD BRINGS SUIT but the youngster has not worked he some Mann, If....2 1 1 0 0 0 cided that would inject task and his work should not be 3 114 0 0 Our store must be vacated 15th and the Downey at It Again. much Zwllllng, cf...... Melvin W. Sheppard, the runner new life into the game. He took May Fischer, c...... 1 0 0 4 2 1 Reulbach shoved one up to Downey, Judged from his showing yesterday. who became professional of of our stock confronts us. The Wilson, c. 1 0 1 3 0 0 recently Agler out of right field and put disposing only who hit to left for two bases. Scheer 3b. 4 1 1 0 1 0 coach, brought suit in the Supreme Moran has made himself Fritz, McDonald in that position, while method is to reduce to the lowest limit. might have caught the ball with a Harry Beck, lb. 4 119 0 0 Court yesterday against the F. & It., open prices local fans and are 0 Louden at short. little better judgment. Hofman got popular with they Tinker, ss. 2 0 3 3 0 Company, owners of Madison Square Smith replaced means and when he Is to 2b. 4 0 0 2 8 0 Our friends will what this a hit to McKechnte, and all asking going pitch. Farrell, the show corporation, and The result was that Smith appreciate scratchy 0 0 0 1 0 Garden, the Prendergast, p..... 1 for McDonald walked, piling up bag# 0 0 1 0 the New York Athletic Club, three and be out in and man will an ex- in his Johnson, p...... 1 0 spanked out triples force, every recognize to their capacity. Chase then forced Harry Schlafly's shake-up 000 damages for injuries sustained on about results. a star fielding game, and sale has been forced McDonald. The Peps tried hard for line-up brought good Totals. 26 6 6 27 12 2 February 10 last, when he fell while played traordinary opportunity. This The Blues have not shown much in the came to bat five a double play, but missed out, and competing in a meet at garden. McDonald but for Adams in the sixth. us and is not for the anyhow'. On top of the base running line, they surely •Batted says that while he was run- first every upon gotten up merely purpose Downey scored, In the ninth. Sheppard times and reached bat the ball. tBatted for Cullop in a that Engle doubled and Smith tripled. did ning at a high rate of speed of a sale. Kansas City.. 10100012 * time. He tripled, singled, walked A double play prevented further 300-vard dash he stepped on a part Chicago .10002210 (1-6 then but those four runs scored Buffalo fans were not very enthu- track that was "weak, dilapi- twice and got on through tallying, Two-base hit—Mann. Three-base hits— of the from siastic about Downey’s work last and as by Buffalo gave the team the Wilson, Chadbourne, Kruger, Gilmore. dated, rotten, unsafe dangerous, an error by Esmond. Looks but if the second sacker per- his Bison City the lead, and they never year, Home runs—Zwilling, Beck. Stolen bases and unable to sustain weight." though Brer Joe and Brer Bill as he has in this series Gilmore. Sacrifice his again were headed. forms they —Flack. Wiekland, As a result of the fall he bruised Shaw. will have a nice little vacation Is Good! his this Fischer, Perring, Is year. On. take 2, and Sale While Choice can’t away hits—Zwllllng knee, Come • glory wrist, to shoulder, elbow, hip • * Double to Stovall Downey was unfortunate in getting play—Kenworthy wrenched his muscular system and before they break into the reg- Rawlings. Bases on balls—Off Prender- Pep Pitcher Was Peppered. away to a bad start In Buffalo last nervous He KUBt 2, off Johnson 1, off Blackburn 7, off shocked his system. ular line-up again. The enemy kept peppering the Pep year. Adams 2, off Main 2. Hits—Off Prender- alleges that his injuries are perma- C Where will you find better shirts? Snappy, individ- In sev- ^ A vnv™ Cliip TP pitcher without mercy and piling up east. 16 in six innings (none out nent. ^ ** ^ *» * *w A w of finest Shirts fit. two one 4 In three Innings; p,] patterns qualities. Savoy with a lordly disdain for prece- Hofman swatted out triples, enth ; off Johnson, points 3 In five Innings (none out Two more and a triple, of them ofT his old teammate, Ed off Blackburn, $1.50 and $2.50 $3 and $3.50 Silk r dent. singles off Adams, 0 in one Inning; off Regular Savoy Regular $2 Reg. 5 and the Ed and "Circus Sol" inVlxth); ^ the three-sacker by Hofman Reulbach. In two off Main, 0 In Cullop. 2 Innings; Shirts Shirts ... and Linen Savoy Shirts L»00 and netted with the Chicago DAY AT PEPS’ PARK TO Savoy _ singles by Bedient Smith, played together one Inning. Struck out—By Prendergast LADIES’ two runs for the invaders in the fifth, Cubs. 4. by Johnson 2. by Blackburn 3, by Regular $5.00 Heavy Twilled Silk Savoy Shirts.$3.6o in the sixth they more than made the Cullop 2. Wild pitch—Main. Umpires— NEXT and Howell. Time of game— BE INAUGURATED FRIDAY victory safe by tallying four more Chase made a neat one-hand grab Ftnneran 2b. 25m. times. Chase was hit by a pitched of a foul from Reulbach’s bat in the the ball off the 1*11, Engle was safe on Esmond’s fifth inning, picking His Game. Plank Wins 30, has been set aside awaited anxiously and made many Full Pure error. Smith tripled, and Campbell grand stand partition. Friday, April Pa., April 38.—St. the Newark about the matter of a day- Blair’s Bedient sacri- PITTSBURGH, by P. T. Powers, head of inquiries Underwear fly. dropped out of Pittsburgh set aside for their benefit each Out of this were out dur- Louis took a fall Federal League Club, as the llrst being ficed and Dalton tripled. Eight triples banged his best with Ed Plank pitching at ladies' day of the season at week. In other cities the ladies' day- mess they got four tallies. Scheer’s ing the game. They had six of them inaugural Included are only such well known and reliable makes for the Terriers. He allowed eight Members of the innovation has always proved popu- was for two and we had two. Smith, of the the Peps’ Park. Silk triple mainly responsible Blues, safe. and but the home team to witness contests lar, and has in the end proved a Dress as the Delpark, American Hosiery Co.’s others. tallies in the seventh, while in the walloped out three three-sackers. hits kept fair sex wishing will be source of revenue for the club's ex- eighth hits by McKechnie, Schaefer The score: in which the Feds perform ST. LOUIS. _ there- The ladles have two more been a a admitted free every Friday chequer. generally 50c Athletic $1.50 and $2.00 and Esmond netted points. “I’ve Tiger, capricious R. H. P.O. A. E. A.B. tho Newark .team is at an escort—though escorts are not Colt, a near-Cub, a Cracker, a 5 1 “ “ after when Underwear Underwear Tobin, rf. necessary for admittance, and the es- Neckwear Skeeter and a Bison or a Blue, or 2b. 4 2 T% 4 ?1 0 home. Bridwell, fak- corts pay to see the Shirts WINSTON call us but the 3 0 0 4 0 In the event of an open date generally game. SQUAShTeADER whatever they now, Drake, cf. 0, All this ex- 1 10 0 0 fannesses Then, too, the ladies into the Spring’s one thing that would suit me most Rorton, lb. 2 1 ing on a Friday the fair get Harvard to 39c 1.15 Eric S. Winston, of the would be to have the nickname Pep Miller. If. 3 £ ? £ ? X will be admitted to the park on the habit of going the games, and they clusive and newest pat- the an- 4 0 two or of New York, heads me Joe Chapman, C. 1 V I a The gladsome become regular attendants garment garment Club, tagged on now,” says Agler, 4 0 2 1 1 0 following Mondays. terns, all of pure silk. announced yes- Deal. 3b. welcomed many three times a week to see the base- Of finest materials nual’squash ranking utility right flelder and benchwarm- 4 1 1 1 tidings will be by National Ten- Johnson, ss. J J who have ball matinees. terday bv the Squash ing first baseman of Lary Schlafly’s e 0 lady baseball lovers, and perfect fit—the 50c No other is Plank, p. Regular nis Association. player Buffalo team. _1 _* J; 75c Athletic 25c Lisle Hose famous Arrow Full Neckwear .... wuC included in section 1 of the ranking Totals 33 5 9 27 9 0 the are cor- Underwear All Colors, 3 for 1.00 contrary to usage last year, Joe says he is homesick for New- PITTSBURG. Dress Shirts five were A. E. SEES PEPS PLAY when the leading players ark and for first base, and the first A.B. B. H. P.O. HARRY SINCLAIR rect in every little that section. This 4 0 1 2 O 0 grouped in year thing he did when he saw Bill Phil- Jones, If. 1.00 are in section 2, 1 9 9 0 0 detail. 55c 19c Regular five players placed was to arte him about the possi- •Delehanty J tCr lips 4 9 13 2 9 LOSING GAME ON FIRST VISIT wwv ss.... Neckwear .... and forty-four others in additional a trade made that Berghainmer, 3 for 50c bility of being 3b. 4 9 0 3 1 0 garment His natural Mowrey, $1.50 Full groups. would bring Joe here. Konetchr. lb. 4 1 1 0 9 Regular 50c Pure Silk he 6 0 position is first base, and wants to Oakes, cf. 2 0 9 0 Dress Arrow AF 4 0 F. Sinclair, one of the own- up. in spite of the long lead the f Regular 1.50 get back to that stand. The deal for Lewis, 2b. 4 9 2 1 Harry * f 4 0 O 0 his first other fellows had, and at times they Shirts $1.00 Neckwear_I»Uu on the Joe has been called off. as told yes- Bradley, rf. ers of the Newark Peps, got Other Sporting News 3 1 0 8 0 0 showed a flash of real form. but baseball Is a funny old Berry, .. of the Newfeds, the park Underwear Hose, All Colors, terday, 2 0 0 9 0 0 glimpse •'We are no attention to take ('amultz, p. paying game, and the unexpected may 19 10 0 0 which is nearing completion and a Following Page t Lennox .. peace rumors. The organized base- Regular 2.00 IF at any time. 0 0 0 o o o and the Reg. $2 and $2.50 | place IMenosky. game between the Peps ball people are crying for it. We are 0 0 0 O 1 0 75c 35c Neckwear _I»Ou Barger, p. Blues Mr. Sinclair occu- willing to talk peace for the good of Full Dress 1 if Holly 0 0 0 0 0 0 yesterday. | the but when the Arrow Shirts. * • garment 3 for $1.00 auto RACER WES pied a box with his business partner, game, right time Totals 33 2 8 27 8 0 P. J. White, and P. T. Powers, his comes we shall obtain our demands BOW TIES LAFAYETTE, Ind., April 28 —Frank fellow baseball mogul. or continue as at present until we Solid and col- •Batted for .Tones ill ninth, fancy G. twenty-nine, a wealthy Mr. Sinclair is a real live baseball have the best league in the country. Full 1.00 and 1.50 Pure Silk Ray. aged for Camnltz in eighth. Regular $3.00 ors. Regular 50c val- and race driver, whose ca. enthusiast. Baseball has always Newark is in the league to stay; you sportsman Ran for Lennox In eighth. Dress Arrow 1 IF ues. 35c. reer for the last eight years has been Batted for Barger In ninth. been his hobby. He owned a fran- can depend on that.” said Mr. Sin- iBatted a. clair. Shirts L'OJ Hose, 79c Pair 3 for 1.00 spectacular, died of dropsy yesterday. St Louis. 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0—5 chise in the O. A. K. League, in critical condition 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 back in He had been a Pittsburg ... minor organization, away __ for sever,'ii weeks. Young Ray was 1908, before he had hardly a barrel of the son of Elias Ray, a millionaire, oil, and he has never lost his love inher- Full Tuxedo and and on the death of Iris father for the game A little oil yester- Every item in the store, including Night Shirts, Pajamas, Gloves, Dress, I ited a large estate. day might have smoothed the Fancy Vests, Bath Robes, Canes, Umbrellas, etc, etc, has been similarly reduced. troubled waters on which the Peps have OF ALL SORTS were tossed about, and it might SPORTS been presumed that Harry would be a bit discouraged after watching his The First Cavalry Polo team for- club on an oft day. But the Okla- feited the match scheduled at San to the Southern homa millionaire is a thorough sport, Francisco, yesterday, he realized that it was of the Army team be- and quickly Department a bad and an exhibition that the mounts of the First were day cause be fair for Judging his The match was a semi- would hardly Deerin & O’Brien inferior. final in the Peninsular Cup games. Peps. “I’ll be over again tomorrow,” he HABERDASHERS FOR MANY YEARS said with a smile. "It was a lively Mayer defeated A1 Coleman Joseph I and our boys did not at 18.2 balkline billiards in New York hitting game, look I am the jinx. If last night by the score of 300 to 97. good. Maybe I so I’d stay away, but I 817 BROAD Branford Place Mayer was to play 300 to his op- thought ST.. .Corner that ponent's 2BO. Mayer’s highest run hardly think possible. well and never gave was 94, while Coleman made 3p, "The boys hit

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