F.XHIBITION BASEBALL 'GAMES - TOURNAMENT GOLF GIANTS BEATEN BY Giant Outfielder Is POST Quarantined at Home THE LISTENING March 25.- CELLAR CHAMPIONS Ohio, BY j Bennle K&uff, outfielder of ¦¦ ¦¦¦ q I,, Walter Trumbull i. LANCASTER.the New York National League bus.-bull team, Is quarantined With Athletics Make Merry at Ex¬ Cipvrtght, U21, by Tini New T»rh Msratd Win First Game in Five At¬ at hl.s home here. Mrs. Kauff is Views Astonishment! suffering; from a severe attack of of New Yrok THE OPENING DAY. by the Score diphtheria. ills continued absence Easter Gathering of 59 Golf¬ pense 1 tempts from the To-marroufd start the seasoi-, training camp makes it PItehers. the day they of 8 to 3. probablo that the veteran will not ers at L&kewood. There on the Avenue. .tart the s«-;i«on for the Giants. The crowds will gather with righteous reason. By KKRR Sf. PETRI®. GOLDIE RAPP IS ABSENT Yellow or pink or blue, Br W1LLUM B. HANX A. With flowers or feathers or ribbons on it, Sptcial Despatch to Turn New Youk Hmulo. gptcir.l Despatch to Tub N*w Yoric Itauj. lu not MISS Ukewood, M. J.. March 20.^-tor t :e Each maid and matron wiU haste to don it~ Smrkvkpoiit, La., March 25..It CUMMINGS IN to be supposed that one team will go on first tlitte hi montba Col. Bogey to-en EXERCISE FOR ALL. the Brooklyns, but they did losa one to¬ | tlie liablt of crawling away for his Ineffective. day. In the first meeting of the two In winter repose on tho links of the Lake- Universities have been coming more and more to the idea that the ath¬ Khreveport the National League cham- Each Scores 92 in w«"error, on* to which flvo rur.s burgh, who lias won more championship* of the a ly Brooklyn novation. To begin It looked a Not only were the New Yorks defeated Galveston club, appears to be couple of baseball yards and an added were and Fewater than she can remember offhand, tied with. traceable, produced bit like the season, but In the by the cellar champions of the Ameri¬ foot. They say he's longer than a William De Morgan novel. one when he was not fast enough getting for tho medal in the qualifying round of rushing can this but from the women's title event, warm sunshine and playlns- over a League afternoon, they to second to take a perfect throw North and South course were handed a tine old pasting, with In the ever was still played on the course at every bit as dry as It wa« last If, nights before prohibition, McGrew had happened to get Schang. Brooklyn's fielding championship the llnksmen the final count at it to 2. lit on the New York water have more but did not suffer bc- Plnohurst to-day. Thanksgiving, almost for¬ the up would taken him spotted, they and sale front. Incoming ships get whether were The Glaruj got off to a one run lead cause made a of hits and the Mrs. Hurd started off with a 6 and they still In the month greatest for the Woolworth tower. they heap of of March or In in the second and added another tally The Yanks tossed away chances by poor base had a 7 on the long seventh hole, but the middle of June. one bat boy has to go to the upper tier of the grandstand to hand Mc¬ the Only for the rain In the fourth. The Athletics got Grew his bat. running. Olson had a worse day than managed, nevertheless, to arrive at heavy of the pre¬ In the fourth, too, and In the fifth they ono. turn In 44. as against 45 for Miss Cum- vious nltrht tho course would have been And that Mitchell, but not as costly a good made-to-measure the catcher him for Clothes fell on Jess Barnes like a ton of con¬ they say signals by spreading squares of cloth mlngs, who Indulged !n three 6s on the enough summei rules, but the crete and him for a homo run, on the ground. Some IlnKCrd I'ttcblag. outward In Mrs. Hurd downpour decided the officials that it fine paddled Journey. Coming would be a mistake a double and a single. These, with u with all the d»n!s In hi* suj>- began by losing her ball for the first not to allow tho and an the However, time in her tournament career, contestants the benefit of a lift In the couple of steals error, gave When he gets into the big leagues it will be Interesting to see how much port. Harry Harper unloaded eom^; long Mackmen three runs and the j-'anie. of him will be and nrrt this, together with the V which the atlckj- place*. Not as many of these woolen in toto.so can they able to pack Into an upper berth of a sleeping car. rigged pitching on the Dodgers, were noticeable as jobber you They got four more off Pat Shea In the We wonder Hood. unfortunate occurrence cost her on the at Thanksgiving, fo:- that they have not already nicknamed him "Dangerous Dan they took to it like ducks to water. hole, affected the game the work of draining the new ground eighth. McGrew." But Kilduff and Into Harry great player's BIG with the be too. While the Athletics deserved to win, they will. Krueger ripped throughout the rest of the round. broken by Waiter J. Travis for tlie caught happy, for three hits and a run in the second new are a few circum¬ Miss Cumrnlngs's troubles on the out¬ three holes, the twelfth, thirteenth there extenuating came the Brooklyn third tn-! stances for the Giants, and the most TO FISHERMEN. Inning; then ward journey were chiefly represented and fourteenth, has been going for- goo^s* The great sale is in nlngr, with a brilllar.* and abundant out- ward all winter. Still, at «alient was the absence of Goldle Happ, Get out the rod and liberally by tho trio of 6s already referred to, practically on the third baseman. Rapp went to his reel. lay of playa of many sorts, but after overtaking and passing Mrs. the bottom of the hill on which Is Long merchan- progress Hunt the tackle. streaked with those of the bad sort. perched the twelfth green It was a bit today.un- bed with a slight attack of the grip up In Its Hard on the Inward Journey she went Mc- Look fn the This third inning contained all to pieces on the thirteenth hole. Her soft, and in view of this it was con¬ dise. the this morning. As a result John fly book for Three singles, one sidered better both for of questionably big- forced to use variegated Inventory: first dix shots for that hole landed her the tempers Craw was George Burns, An old broken hackle. one double one the and the well of the the left at the hot corner. Burns home run, Ave runs, play, In a variety of traps and other diffi¬ players being on &est snaP a8es f°r fielder, stolen two errors and two wild course Itself to allow n tee up. Short cash. did not take long to demonstrate that Cast with a limber bas^, culties, and her seventh went deep Into wrist; pitches. Thus did both sides contribute the whence she made a xT i i of fine made- as a third baseman he is a regular out¬ That is what makes it woodland, Qualify in Six DItIsIom. buyers have we wn as con¬ copiously to the outburst. brilliant recovery to the mound top Notes due at the fielder. Rarely nut and tho bases clear when to-measure a demonstration of the value of Settle as soft as mist. Two wore green and sank a long putt for a 9. Qualifying In six divisions of eight clothes, vincing Nets and Koney made hits. With a The leaders' cards: each the found themselves led bank. m. real third sacker. Strike when he takes It. be¬ golfers chance to throw the third man out course by Percy W. Kendall of Deal and Jo¬ a Championship , . $50, $60 and $75 P'fry Twirl* tn form. Play him! The biggest fish fore anybody scored. Mitchell *nado MIsb Camming*, out.. .0 C 3 5 *as not very reliable and was yanked John Bannerman McLean might have left behind him a name that would Frwster did what he could to atone. n dczen putts in the courao of the round. out In 46 and came home In 43, and this knowing our big .Most of her were in out in the third after he had issued have been handed down in history with those of Mathew- He lifted a borne tun over the left field misplays Indulged despite an atrocious 9 at the thirteenth. ®^aTmteed -jj four In two but Radbourne, Ewlng, on the outward Journey, and they covered 4 however, our i passes rounds, Romell, son, Wagner, Cobb, Speaker and others of the baseball great. He had brains, fence In the same groove as Kilduff's In He had a par at the next, outlet, through who pitched four lnnlugs, and Scott Ruth. and a 48 for the first nine holes. She played and a 2 at the fift.ee.Vh, which helped education, wit and personality. He had the physique, strength and skill. No¬ the New York third. F'lpp last which better J'erry, who worked the last three ses¬ body could hold McLean back McNally did the hitting which brought the nine In 40, was to redeem that tall figure for the long 10,000 dealers and showed the New Yorks the finest except McLean. thnn was done by any of the other . r,H difficult thirteenth. After that he sions, In hla he wai the rest of the New York failles. Ruth Suit or overcoat- hurling they have seen this spring. prime the finest catcher we ever saw. Thero was a period but eighty-two contestants. the "dog leg" perfectly for his stores, for fine wool- In his career when he was stingtng them very hirrl, his played Perry In particular was in good form. would give any runner odds of 2 to 1 that he couldn't "ut short a New The scores: < and registered still another 4 at tho steal a careless base running ens at made to your mea- He was reachod for five hits, but he base on him. No pitcher ever felt secure when McLean came to bat. sixth. Mitchell was CHAMPIONSHIP SIXTEEN. "¦venteenth. For the seventeen hole* I low prices. _. York rally In the McMahon had his fast ball working with bullet¬ In a normal condition McLean was likable, natured and warm at first after making a Out. In. T'!. tho Deal man was leading by SUre good caught napplnr a 6 at the like force and machinclikc precision. hearted. His life was one of continual promise unfulfilled. His unfortunate flngle in the ninth with nobody out. Clif¬ Ml« Edith Cummlr.RH, Onwentnia 40 47 Uf a stroke, but a 5 against He what he His curve still was in Its primary stage last Mr*. J. V. Hur l. Westmoreland.. 44 4< 92 evened It up. The cards: got failings constantly kept him In trouble, and now he Is dead, killed In a saloon ford was flogged for six hits in the Miss Glem.a Collett. Rhode Island 48 45 H" eighteenth of development. a fellow, Ksndail.out.. 54044387 &--4U $30. brawl. Yet there are many who will remember only McLean's finer two lnningp, but ha Is gritty Mrs. P. C. I/etia, Jr.. Onwentsla. 47 47 04 tt.43.88 wanted. In the first three innings Barnes qualities men on bases. Mrs. J. D. Greenwich.. 41! 48 94 In..44Cl>4244 ar.d who will trust, for their own sakes as well as his, that in the and pitched well with Chapman, McMahon out.. 34564085 r>.44 pitched even better ball than did Perry which he league to Mr*. .T. R Prltehard, Midlothian.. 47 47 04 5.43.89 com- in the Jess to has gone the official scofer is lenient as to errors. tn Mra. E. K. Harw'd, Olympla Field 48 4d 1(4 In.. 87865456 Satisfaction later on, but fourth began AVkrat Lineup. the keenness of the play the cash. .' For some reason best known Vll-s Louise Biking, Ortkmont.... 48 40 87 As showing . 'Stagger. *aa In th« Brooklyn Mlsa Sarah Oakm.nt.... 41) 40 was a tie tor t or to himself he abandoned his fast ball THE BAMBINO. 2hcIi Wheat Fownes, 08 In the first division, there iMr plete your battle line for the first time'. Hia first Mil's Hope Gibson. Toronto 44 85 00 third'place In the medal round at 91. j We got what we and to his curve. Brazin ... began serve up Ituth may not be making on astounding number of home runs time he the first baU MUs Kate Romann, Plalnflelrt. 48 81 09 one of these. Pierre money back- who had a trial with the Dodgers a Just now, up punched Miss Dorothy Majrfleld. 48 81 M Kingdon Oould got but that doesn't mean that Is to o the first Richards, second and J. of and now Is any pitcher going derive any great amount pitched for single. Hitting Mrs. O. B. Holllnaw'th. G'nab'g .10 80 W'l A. Proal of Rumson the wanted couple years ago playing cf comfort from the boll for the the first time up Is getting C> M. 51 49 100 Liskewood the other. J. C. first for Mack, out one of Jess's grooving Bambino after the season opens. ball pitched Mra. Howard. Halifax Sherman of This sale can't last picked one's eye In a hurry. Hutr tried hia Mrs. Alex Prints, Oakwoad 50 51 101 Parriah, Jr., of the National Links had curves and hammered it over the right Mra. Myron Marrs, Wood!awn... 53 45 102 the woolen Dick Rudolph ia to get a certain sum young outfielder, Nelson Hawks, In to rest content with a 93. greatest Two weekg at field fence. for every game he wins this sea¬ sensation¬ SECOND BIGHT. In the jong. and son. Under these circumstances he ia not to do centre field. Hawks fielded With the match play afternoon, in Still Barnes kept curving them, apt much enthusiastic cheer¬ His unusual enabled him Mrs. E. 8. Baker, Jr., Norwich.. 82 81 103 took on a really Inter¬ years. lifted the ball over ing for any Infielder who kicks a ally. speed th- tournament purchase most. In the fifth Dykes away game behind him. to get under roaring drives and he Mrs. W. T. Went, Huntington Val 50 .VI 10.) esting aspect, for. with Proal, Kendall the left field fence, picking out the high¬ Mrs. Joe Bydolek, Rufaflo 47 86 103 a held on to every one he got his hands Mra. Harriet Waters, DO 54 104 and Parr-sh all comJng through, good We are both est point on the wall over which to send Umpire William Klem has just a new Apawamla. was happy. if want to Witt and bought straw hat, but he doesn't on. The score: Mra. George H. IJodman. Rumson 80 54 10) flrlsh Is assured. Proal responsible you the leather. Singles by permit any baseball players to say that he talks Mrs. P. T. Keating, Spring I.ako. 85 T.O 105 fot the elimination of MoMahon, but he * T Bras a double by Tilly Walker and through It. BROOKLYN (S.) NSW YOP.TC (A.) ill, ab r h o a . Rb r h o a e Mrs. O. A. Magoon, Oakmont.... 61 85 10B had to play right to the last putt to select from the splen- Bancroft's error on Romell also figured Uncle Wilbert Robinson 01aon,»«. 0 3 3 8 2!F'ater.2b. 4 1 2 2 4 1 Mrs. J. A. Horner, Pittsburgh... 84 82 106 achieve the victory. The margin was 1 In tho scoring of three runs. undoubtedly is the best developer of pitchers in J'cton.Sb % 0 1 1 2 ft Hawks,cf. 500 3 10 THIRD EIGHT. Now we are did assort¬ r. the but he has no up Bragg won by default from King- pass- original country, be«»n wishing that he could develc*. h without Noi-.rf.. 311 o o nmriufn.cf nno o Not sera arms. couple CVflth.rf. 211 1 0 0 ".nth.If.. 312 1 0 0 Mrs. J. H. Wright, Buffalo 53 38 ICS) 'fuset.rf. 4 8 1>Mi three new holes would. Shuffling run before Ruth does. Kru»C'f|f 0 Kliaab^tli. 81' 57 l'.<0 krow how the than any of the other Ne»v York ("allot*.p. 2 0 0 0 1 OlFerg'Hon.p 1 00 0 0 Miss Carolyn Dogart, stfcnd the onslaught. Tho scores regis- $60 and 0 0 0 0 Woolens 8mlth.)>.. 20 1 I OOl 'Itfrorrt.p 0 0 FOURTH EIGHT. $75 a $50, came with couple for pitchers, through .. 1 00 0 0 0 tered on these speak for themselves, Quality tSchro'dt. 1 00 0 OOl'WInKO. | But in the TO .. 0 0 87 of splendid Innings. eighth, REOPEN CASE RED SOX TO BE UNDER i-Horit .. 1 0 0 0 Mrs. C. E. ("blscker. Hackenaark. 88 110 orily two para were made on the twelfth ufter Curtis Walker and Snyder had Totals.40 B 17 27 13 5j|McN,il]y, 111 0 0 0 Mrs. Dwlght R Meigs. Broadside 53 87 110 and three on each of the thirteenth and Suit or Overcoat to McOraw sent Gaston to bat AGAINST WHITE SOX > 1 00 0 0 0 Miss M. Boyntnn. North Andovar. 31 5U 110 singled, DUAL MANAGEMENT [jHofmann Mrs. H. 8. Rackham, Detroit... 85 55 11(» fcurtuenth. J. L. EUner and Harry Suy- for Douglas. He tapped one to Braatlll ! Totals.. .33 3 0 27 12 2 Mrs. A. L. I.ee, Wyoming Valley 55 3rt 111 dnm were the honor men at the twelfth, order on and Bums was called out strikes. New Indictments Be .Batted for Harper In the third Inning. Miss Ann Merrill, Brookllna ... 52 89 111 MrMahon. Bragg and E. de W. Francis! your special Shea hardly could be blamed for his May Jimmy Burke to Share Dutien ? Bntied for Cndore In the alxlh Inning. Miss Natalia Rihertaon, Branlmrn 84 M 112 tb»; who made the 5s at the thir¬ In which Voted at iBatted for Ffrri'nn In the aeienth Inning. Mrs. Eberhart Fiber. Englswood 30 5<1 112 players poor showing in the eighth. To-day Chicago. With Hughie Duffy. (Hatted for Hsivks In the eighth Inning. teenth and Kendall. H. V. Oarrity and he issued passes to Shannon. Fred (IBatted for Clifford In the ninth Inning. P. S. P. Randolph. Jr., the trio who rTextures-\ -Colors. rPatternsr-i was TAKES BIG LEAD IN Walker, Dykes and Dugan and Chicaoo, March 25..True bills and Boston, March 25..The Red Sox Brooklyn 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 1 1-8 showed the perfect figure for the four¬ hit for singles by Witt Tilly Walker probably Indictments against will New York 001 10001 0.3 SilkStripedFlannels Navyblues Saltand the White be under a dual ST. AUGUSTINE FINAL teenth. Peppers and Brazill. Shea has a sore arm. Sox baseball players who are management this year, Left on 10." N*w York, Wool 7)ark Blues alleged to baser.Brooklyn, Three The summary: Taney Suitings Pencil That was. shown yesterday when he have thrown the 1919 world's series will with the whole team acting aa a sup¬ 9. Two base hits.Krueger 2. Bnth. Ql'AMKYI NO SCORE*. Casiimeres Metallic blocs Stripes was knocked out of the box by Galves¬ be voted baso hft.Hood. Home runs.KIMuff. Faw- Golfer 7 on "Broad to-morrow, according to Assist¬ plemental board of atra.tt«y. Hoghle eter. Sacrifice hits.Konetehy. Plpp. First Columbia Up FIRST EIGHT. WoolCrashes Jetblacks Stripes ton. ant State's Attorney George E. Gorman bn«e on errors.Brooklyn, 1: N'< * York. 2 was Du/fy, the manager In name. In a state¬ First Round. UUk III * Olive Tin andKitdie This afternoon Pat sent In to to-day. Mr. Gorman said that B. B. John¬ ment Stolen bases.Lamar. Hoo<1. Double plays. Percy W. Kendall, Deal.... 4-1 43 M Homespuns Qrceni Siriptf made at the spring camp at Hot Mitchell. Fewater and Plpp, 2: Olson, Ki!- >' Pitch to the batters in practice, as Mc- son, president of the American League, Bh*»s Ji i»ph G. M'Julabon. Sleepy Hoi. 44 45 Shamroek Qrecns Grav did not think he Springs and published to-day, said that duff srd Konefchy: Hawks and I'lpp. Upttdai I'txpatrh to Tint N'lW "o*K Kruau*. A. Riimson 40 01 !>l Figured Worsteds Herringbones that would need to-day wont before the Grand on balls.Off off Cadorc. 2: off Pierre I'roal, Jury he and Jimmy Burk', the woulil Harper, 1; St. Anaums'B, PI a.. March 25.. Gould. I.akevnod 47 44 Slate Grass lilm later on. But when Douglas was which Is conducting a second coach, Clifford, 2. Ktrtiek oat.By Hsi per, 1: by Klnpdon 1*1 Cheviots Hide Hales taken out. and Nehf declared that his Investiga¬ (¦hare the management In fact. Burke Cadore, 3; by I>nruson, 2 by Clifford, 1; Oeorge Jam** of the Columbia Country J. Sherman, Lakswood 44 47 GunMetal broions tion of the baseball scandal immediately was James C. Parrlah. Jr., National. 47 4« 1' Sibroaddolhs sore foot prevented his working. Mac manager of the <3t. Louis Browns by Smith. *1 Hit by pttclier.Bv Ferguson, Club of Washington, D. C., got a flying r.O 4^ Serges Garnet Rrowns ChecksandPlaids following the nolle pressing of the cas4s last year. 1 (Kruager>. Wild pitches.Harrier, 2: C. M. Brant. Peal had to call on Shea again. It was a agalrst the 1. Hits.riff H In 3 In¬ start on the first round of the final E. B. Harris, Lakewood 61 44 Pft UnfinishedWorsteds players last week. "That Is the FerK'iaon, Harper. match for of Sepia browns Double & foregone conclusion that he would be Robert E. Crowe, State's In¬ working agreement wo nings; off Cadore. 5 In ft Innings; off the winter championship 8EOOND EIGHT. Flannels nammeren. Attorney, have drawn «r," Duffy said. "Wc are Ferguson, 3 In 4 Innings; off Clifford, « In Florida here to-day. and to-night is lead- *2 6S W Unfinished Tans timated to-night that several persons 4 Cm- r>. H. Barrow*. Plalnfleld Twists The Giants neglected quite a few veterans of the game and neither of us 2 Innings; off Bmtth, 4 tr lnn'-ips. Ing l>. J. Hopkins of the Old Blm Club P. B. P. Randolph. Jr.. Lakew'd. 41 M French Backs bronzeFrouns Single not mentioned in the first Ornnd plres.Klem and Morlarty. Tim" of game. (vi P7 chances to score. In the second Smith Jury s»-»ks any individual fclory. All we wan* and 40 by 7 up. Therefore, unless his game F. P. Kimball, I,alcswood 47 Tweeds HamHeaief^ investigation might be named In the to do Is win ball 1 hour minutes. H V. Oarrt'y. Asbury Park .»» 4N 97 Oxford w,,h fhnv> on «"d none out. new true bills. games. That will bo goes wrong completely, James figures to J 1,. Taft. Lakewood 48 DO !W and hit into a double play. Keiiy found Tlie State glory enough. Xotra of the take the title from the veteran left E Rlckotts, Point Pleasant 4.1 !M PH Staples (frays Diagonals, recently dropped its case "The entire Yankees. ! W «n the fifth and fanned. against Claude Williams, Eddie personnel of the Red Sox hander, who has won tilts tournament Ilarnr Stiydam, l.akewoid 4& «« »,with theM:enthbases Jackson, Weaver. Swede HJs- oth r T more on their toes If are to head ) THIRD EIGHT. Act! Jet! up filled arul forced berg, Fred McMullin and Oscar years believe It Kks been cus¬ they James played spendld golf In obt-tln- ^ oung at second. Kelsch. tomary to have two or three off Schang'a swift thro«e. or else Ms lead thle afternoon. His driving A. P. Gray, Arcolft..... ) 49 100 hut announced at the time that new player* fng P. S. M) V M Tho score: Indictments and the management compose the board Schang will have to go Into a lower was long and accurate, hla «horr game P. Randolph, Kr.. Lakew'd against them would be This Two of them have cross* d sec¬ 15. do W. Francis. Lakewot 4U 101 PHILADELPHIA l'B \VII, r inn i £ "We ah;'11 constitute one big family In his short game and somewhat off In A, O. Weilnmn. likewood make each suit or over¬ H'eroft.sa. 403 1 21 GIANT YANNIOAKS WIN. and <><:r "ii .Second home run of the < rles for L. J. Gnllaghur, kakew««>'i 4f> B4 103 up T W » I ,If ?22»»t* f>? 52o o Monroe lb 'I n .> a a -bject will b< to win be.Jl his putting. "» Pete Kliduff. on' Vew Or¬ 8. r. Haywood. Lakvwood Bt 107 coat to tiraxlU.lb & t4 14 OO'Toung.rf ao? © on gomes." He hit In The Columbian got off In front, wln- Mitch I'lay-First eight. flret round. order 8prndr!l defeated Hhan'n.asJ Ir 3|0 n 4 0|C W'kw.lf 8 0 1 2 00 Okla., 25.. FOK P.ltoW KtlKETBAM. TITUS. tage to the end, gradually Increasing his by 1 n a n hits with Sherman, B and 4, ParHeh defeated Harris. 1 W ei ,cf .. 0 j 0 ft, 3m|l|i r Bunching Oklahoma City's The Ni k >ad aa he progressed. At the turn he in finest custom- errors in the H-parate* and ti*e Anrnin l- V. 4 ejid il. Naylor.p, Mfl 0 I O'names,p." ]00 O in first, third and ninth w :h.. e^-ond Krueger bounced one off jrd's per¬ was four and coming in he won three de- deliveries Romm 1 t 4 00 itama of the OPb B«c«nd Eight.First round.Kimball l,p 0"f»nyrter,e.. 201 Innings, Jffis# Burkett's Oiant ¥annlg;ina .»rl«» to .m '"la the of The son so hard In the eighth innlnf that more which left him seven In front Third round- -Gallagher rt't- tailor style, on jto O n a no >:hamplun"it>!p holes, Eight.Flrat JOO 2 OlDuurlaa orio FI-on» ..a never caromed 'Welch..J'erry,p.. »' 0 0 0 100 0 00 turned the tables on the Indians and Hunrtay afternoon at Pyh Wardy did aee it. It :it the finish of the eighteen holes. fm'eri WelliitaM, 4 and 2: Franel* defeated 8 Kube lar. Hall, 14!>th »tre»>. and W'Rlton avenue. f J 2 up; Eisner Gray, .1 10-day schedule. That is, OOjtOa»ton!. won. to 3. Benton went th.j The over the foul line and gave bases. The happiest golfer in thla country to¬ RanJoiph, Totals. .37 0 27 14 2} Totala. 2^ 2 P 54 it S entire route and had his curve bsll F-pitratea *111 take the floor with the feated Buydani, f> and 8; 'Jsrrlty drf.mte-: work¬ nam* i>ably 1h the little Japanese star Tuft. 1 RlrV ett defeated Imlay, 1 up 10 after for R .m.nel In the afcth lnnini first fame by a "Ah aaw lP>oncF In up. days you place your .pattedfRatfed for frmglas In (he elehth Inning ing effectively. score of 2K to 27. nevah bo many of Princeton University, tthiro Akahoahl. (in hr,>si; Randolph defeated Barrows, 1 up mah life," wailed a high rr <- critic Tn this his first tournament he has (SO holes). order, the finished gar¬ rhlladelphltt 0 0 O 1 3 0 0 4 x-i he and 2; FraUch defeated Haywood, 3 and 1. York 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.2 as he mourned over the four bits managed to work his wuy through -\ field ment had blown to aee the game u he will be ready for you. " -. Sacrifices of good player*, including Frank Barret TO BOLD I. I. TITLE KIIOOT. Baseball Notes From Far and Near ,iaw more than four f fine ""ft»'m r> Two baa- Mtr. bits" worth of Hollywood, and to-day he defeated Tho eleventh nr ml r.m.iteur clay Brown.i. T Wnlk*r. Rrn*fl|. Thr. base hit ' Lamar. Hawks am KIMuff bird, . playing. W. H. Kent of Chicago in tho final rharuplorship .if I,onr Ihland Bound will b* -Bancroft. Horn,. rtin«.ntaxlll. T>vltlga«. Americana were prejjared to l»r*uk camp «t Out tro circuit clout* In i>. Kami' Teusday, Apr!! 12. It I* open to nurmber* Bancroft. Monroe and Kelly, Hlu.Off Nay- a between 3 l.« to de- *.h« r'ube or oAt vt.Tniuaa, :«-rtoy. '¦f all Ihlnnd anil Wholesale .eeordlm recnlar* and the recognised Long Salesrooms ' Innings; off ll>rne«, fl |. * ln- Vanlnana. Tlem-\v Meusei did some rare sky. .? '(«' .1 received here. The ttrf team *o«i» ioi;U(ci«d two Uon,e rune during the iranie, poi.; F. BAKER S Long Island Sound nnd tJ:n waters ther»of. 1 ,n s '""'n*1 Bane* to New Oil'fl'.a '<> play the N'lW York and He went to He la a slugger pur* a »i aim- J. ELIGIBILITY. be at 100 sixteen i.n ball* Off Naylor. 4, 'iff liai-ir* 1 ,,ff hat three time*. wored thr«" wafli. The match will targets, Urooklyii cl-.ib* of the National Le*rue. «nd rns an made three hit.-. The hatlitiK of pic, ail swing and little scl«t i< jiiriln Thres 'rophloe will tie »ivnrt"d to 5th Avenue and 42nd Street the accoml lum to Memphis for throe «ain«« Tlert.ey Man featured the Pirate exhibition There Is much talk in baseball lrele:i the three hlpli »<-ratch (tuna, thr to th» Uptown: «IH- the Southern uero there, The *t. leaf gnni- rlnea tho training season opened. Tom 'n of an Investigation by Judge LandIs, tne three l.lK-h l-.undlrap runs atrl oms will be N. W. Corner, Bristol Bldg., Op. N. Y. Public Library, One Flight Up # Ii»ul< National* motm their flrat *hut-out Connelly, outfielder, s» pped awarded for the !. "< nin of the day. of tiit tratnln* season yaatcrday by def-*t!n# HOB1I.B. Ala., M.vivh 23..Pitcher Prank a hole In Alexandria yesterday "nd was head of baseball. Into the record of J. .ad Rankin!* ft.O. ______the Beaumont «; of Broadway, On* Flight retain Fr?el Field for the IMS «rrln« tratn¬ back to Up An unexpectedly big crowd came ou» report I-ou!*-.!!le. he boiled down to one: If to other over his eligibility and threatens to quit heretofore, will devote consider¬ The ln*. club wins the baseball for good. season for to-day's game. chamber of otiikr BAirnAii, nr.Hri:r«. pennant thev will able space- tkia to the ac¬ Commerce offered a of one the frlsa p»r BOSTON. Mar-li 23..Rrr,e*t Nelttke, re- At Atlanta, Oa..tleor*14 Tech, IS; Unlver- tivities of amateur and semi- ¦ ent. of the R.ite recelplq to th. f rrult i'lt> her. probably will be one of th» alty of rtnclnnatl, 0. From St. Louis also eomea this DONUN WITH BRONX GIANTS. professional baseball players of .vl-'O (T"oss«'i1 the nr., » The Boston American I-earue team'* reaular At friendly and tactful of prize till* eea«on, It van anrm;u*d Macon. Ua.-Vale, t: Auburn, 1. crltlcl*m the the district. The not olalmeil. hurlen At Houaton, Te*.-Boaten Nationals. #, Yankees: In metropolitan lo-d»r from the Tied «r>« iri'm' -r enmp Houaton Tcxra 2. "Strong the her heavy Mike t>onllni tho fliants' former home page will Ark, Nefttke, pit yet.t< r- League. in the feet and head." To city's leading sporting Mot ilprli**. chin* \t Wlehlte Falla. T';:i. I'McaffO Ain*f.jrd. M.»*..ll!!m>ia, #i *II»*I»- fully.be added: "And th< ri the played th'tn R to slppl. 1. fans of the and Bill f 'hfielder, th- former IxHtlnvllle To insure country most want to Me." will ronton a baseball *cho©! Sundays. publication And Ftisch still limp* 1>KTH'>1T, March 2>V.The lv» ri»1» Ameri¬ At Mobile, Aln It II. R. '.atelier, managers or lecretaries are re. cans are 'c i>r -:»k e^mp t»t Fan Antonio to- VllwHuUe (A. A.) H 12 'J during the summer and prepare young¬ Mobllo S I MifON OROAMZKH ItOMMi. to bring in the results To-morrow the Glatife will the nl»Ht end hrtlt their routvl of pre-tlce (Southern* 3 II sters for the major l»agues. The de¬ quested p,ay tarii'B with Texas and Weateni /tactic club*. liat'erl ? Northrop, Oerln and Htaal; Mc- SAN FRANCISCO, Manh 85 \n organl- mand for youngsters la getting gre.iter as early as possible on Sunday New Orleans club <,t the Houthctii As¬ RvMT iff' 'be t"»m la reported In e*c«?l- Carthy, !! !. it*. Sv utm and Pond. atli n Of American Edtglon poet In Cnllfor scores sociation In the Crescent city. lent condition as a re»ult of the four week*' At tllrmlrtilhain, Ala. H H. B. nla. to be known aa the Amerlian Legion every year, and with thin combination night. Only by innings practice. m."jln»hrttn (Houthnrn) « 11 S Boxing Association, was forniei1 «. a meat running the school and teaching tho boys will be printed. Score blanks Toionto (International) 4 * <1 In* here raaleMay to provide cantrai control the fine points of the game th" m.ijor br obtained from the . TK th.< market Tor a good uaeJ ear? 6a« PITTHBTTRC.fT. March M."Cotton" Tier- Bnfterle*.WhltehlU, Drake and Gooch, over bnx'.ng matches conducts: throughout may port¬ Autom«b!lc< exchange "u» Tiia HaraiU'a t\ty. second of tht PlPitl squad, ii» Rrandon, rortnne, Bei»e and L*r1ne, 8»nd- th* auspices of tit* vetaraes' league roauas~ra tUl U saved ao ua4 ot ing editor. Want A I. Srrtlon.-Arfu at Hoi rtt Mm Amb* Ivui I training Mprin**. . th«^j»^mi