TWO SCHOOLBOY TEAMS THAT WON THEIR GAMES IN SOUTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE

* PICHEB KIEBER ? * I h li NOW A TIGER; * : 1 I HOWEDEL IS SOLD I Giant Recruit About Whom KL, Training Camp Reports Said If Much Comes to This City on >■» Optional Agreement—Bengal \ Recruit Goes to Bill Carrick’s I New Haven Club.

r TT* t)R the first time since the Tiger* F* I returned home some real news I aside from the monotonous ac- courts of the locals winning. Is pro- ! .fentid to t.,e fans today. That Man- ager McGlnnlty's trips to the Polo Grounds several times within the past wieett were In the interest of his team is npw a certainty. Pitcher Kleber. whom the Giants purchased at a big price last fall from Memphis of the Southern League, has been let out by McGlaw on an optional agreement to the J'igers. "Jawn J.” likes the way his fight-hand recruit worked in the South and since his return, and re- fused to eell him outright. asserted at the start that * Mcfeinntty he would go the limit to own every P player in his possession and would i oijly iaccept one on optional agreement In the event of his being unable to secure the goods. Rochester, and every club In the league, have from three to on the •t hajlf a dosen players same Southern Junior Jtoys Season | lasls. and Joseph J. concluded that RATTING AND BASE RUNNING OF MEYER Open by Playing LITTLE BETTING ON TONIGHT’S FIGHT not going to be a Rip Van of St. inkle by any means. All Kinds Ball, Good and Bad; Camden •Cieber will join the Tigers today and AND GANLEY WIN GAME FOR THE TIGERS BETWEEN FAMOUS t rjght into uniform. and Avon Ave. Winners. MIDDLEWEIGHT^ Uthough he was with the tail-end Annng he It was last night by Charley team last season, pitched Brady had a bad inning in the fifth Both agreed nnfhis 1 Flater Pitches Good ler Junior Ketchel and Are and games, won 13, lost 19 lohnny and before the side was retired Bar- 1 SOUTHERN JR. LEAGUE RECORD. Leaguers, the Millers finally Langford Harvey, representing Jem Driscoll tlfrty-three 1 « decision a score of 16 to in _ getting -the d lied one. Hts fielding average Ball for Four Innings. row's men gathered their only runs, by Confident—Attell and Ben Selig. acting for Abe Attell, that was .960. He was and 0. Good pitching marked the contest Irty-seven games three in all. Nattress stooped W. L. Pc. W. L rc. the two little fighters who are to battle Score 5 to 3. between the Avenue one. of the most dangerous missed a Miller 1 0 l.ooOiHawkins ...0 1 .000 Eighteenth boys Driscoll at 126. nsidered ducked and Halligan couple for the championship at al- Hawthorne 1 0 l.OOOi.S. Market... 0 1 .‘to and Haw kins Street the score be- featherweight rtefs in a pinch’ in the league, of strikes and the little shortstop nine, Camden ....1 0 1.000Chqvlton .... 0 1 .000 arena in Colma shall weigh was not of the ing 4 to 1. A keenly contested game Coffroth's ough his average BY FRANK J. MTAGUE. walked. Madden singled and Yeager Fourteenth. 1 0 0 1 .000 l.OOOjRergen was the battle between the Avon Ave- 126 four hours before the fight. 1 0 1.000;Belmont .... 0 1 XOO 27. pounds lgger variety. and thief is what you hit one which bounded off Brady’s glove Avon PHILADELPHIA, April 1 0 1.000 Madison ..0 1 .000 nue and the Belmont Avenue teams, the featherweight The newcomer may be sent in against It was a hit but Benny Eighteenth of the largest crowds that This Is recognized are, Benny Meyer, to dare to toward Meyer. their or he Yesterday'* Result*. the former team getting the decision its into the in sntreal before departure ROBBERsteal home after murdering one made It worse by picking up the ball ever wedged way limit England. the with Miller St., 16; Bergen St.. 6. by a score of 13 to 11. The Haw’thorne ONE Athletic Club in this the the iy be saved for game >f Jim Well, and making a bad heave to Agler and National Under orders from police Big Wiggs's offerings. Avon Av., 13: Belmont Av., 11. Avenue team scored more runs than or Sunday. was the will be on hand to witness .ronto Saturday we hand It to Bob the Royal went to second. It Fourteenth Av.. 23; Charlton St.. 3. city tonight referee stopped the fight between Cy- 'Pepper,” must you. other team in the rolling also announced was for- 13: Madison Av., 10. any league, ] the six-round fight between Sam Lang- and Chick Manager McGinnlty can set a too. Before Tigers' only error, but Benny Camden St.. clone Johnny Thompson 3anley, you pace, a of 27 runs the South at Howedel, the recruit who than atoned Eighteenth Av., 4; Hawkins St., 1. up tally against j ford, the Boston negro, and Stanley round last Billy mu know It will be by the given by all. He more Hudson in the eighth night. dis- you sought Hawthorne Av, 27: S. Market St., 5. Market Street team's 5. The Camdens Mich. So sides in Jersey City, had been scored on the Ketchel. of Grand Rapids, w as an winner, Hudson pike magnates. You had no pity for for It. Nattress p.eg Thompson easy Carrick, who Is In defeated the Madisons by a score of 13 is the interest that only a few sed of to Billy in the cen- and his mates advanced to second and great receiving a terrible beating. he tall human monument the wet at to 10. Tho Camden and the Avon New Haven In the Cennecti- scored after to grounds boys of the least desirable seats, the man- will make his Eastern arg*a«f :re of the diamond when you asdfiulted third. Madden shortly Monte Attell The Branch Brook Park the games Avenue lads are shown above. announces, are available for t State League. youngster and then when Corcoran filed to Ganiey in deep agement debut at Tom’O'Rourke's National Club :he pill In a vicious manner OWING to have been Those in the from oukb.liold his own in the Nutmeg scheduled played picture are, reading the late comers. Joe in * jommltted barefaced robbery while right. Kommers singled and Yeager this evening, meeting Wagner atd for he gives every there by the Public School Baseball left to right: Avon Avenue—Standing. While the interest in the bout is in- (organization, VIr. was coaching the ball to tallied! Cocklll also boosted Ganley’s ten-round bout. one. Mc- Wiggs teams had to be postponed John Cordano, John Rose, Henry no dicaitlon of becoming a good Smith hit to Gettman League tense there was practically betting areak right, stealing third. Captain fielding average Strass- on him. by The Northern Junior and Senior League Speidel, Irving Potts, Charles on the outcome. One of the rea- nnlty has a string and Kommers did the “Steve Brodie” today of Milwaukee, and Peter Christie and his able lieutenants, remain idle. Arthur Fred Jimmy Clabby, teams were compelled to berger; sitting, Briggs. sons for the lack otf betting is the fact boxed ten Adubato and Miller, let off. act. He took a chance, so did our Jake, Paddy Lavin. of Buffalo, Bi-ex, you All of the Southern Junior League Bein, Henri1 Astfalt, Charles Hilbert. that under the laws of Pennsylvania and the later won out. rounds at Buffalo last night. A draw will stand for the same crime to- row. Gold- They games, however, were decided ai Camden Street—Top Sdmuel prize-fighting Is prohibited, and, there- if de- and Bob. Sheriff Har- It's true it looked easy for Kommers would have been the verdict lay, too, Benny Park. to the an- stein, left field; Edward Schumann, no decisions are rendered by the BISONS ARE ON THE but Jake shot the Weequahic Owing fore. Before the men name a jury to get in from third, cisions were allowed rigan wi)l never, grand nual principals' meeting, which takei pitcher; Paut' Singet1, second base: referees of boxing bouts. of Indict either. So the ball to Meyer and he flung it to Crisp entered the ring Hilliard Lang, that will you, go place today, the games scheduled foi Ernest .Moser, captain, catcher: Louis Both fighters, with their retinue of and Kommcr was a goner. Toronto, winner of the American and iwas RUNG NOW limit. the Northern and Southern Senioi Kirchgessngr. first base; Albert trainers, seconds, etc., are on the '.SECOND fleet-footed Irish- amateur cham- in Jimmy Madden, the ■ Canadian welterweight Meyer performed his great feat tennis have been post- Schlosser, ..substitute; bottom row. Ketchel having arrived at 11 after what in and League today gi'oundi announced his entry into pro- the second and his triple sent Brady man, who looks goes AVilliarn Levine, centre field; Woodlawn Inn, pionships. poned until Friday. Stephen o'clock last night from the win- LEAGUE SUMMARY. having around left field, sure made some catch fessional ranks by challenging EASTERN tiome. the Tigers' pitcher An interesting game yesterday took Freel. right field: Philip Singer, third where -he had been training, and Lang- when be Gettman's high fly. ner of the bout. placed a pretty single to left prior to plucked the and the Mil- 1 base; John Handel, shortstop. ford across the Delaware river in the place between Bergen coming OF THE CLUBS. to the Just a few inches from the fence STANDING Benny’s trip plate. today from George Cole's training Walsh fifth inning. The fans generously ap- Joe Hyland nosed out Eddie Won. Lost. Pet. Ganley looped the loop in the first. grounds at Merchantville, N. J. They farmed to Barrow a bout at Brown's Gym- 5 1 333 failed to on as he flied to plauecl the outfielder In fit condition to in ten-round NEWARK Meyer get are declared to be fin- stole Stallings. nasium last night, making a wild XX).3 2 .600 Captain Smith. Kelly walked, by go any distance were more than six tal- The a snappy game ON CURRENT SPORTS ish and doing enough damage to en- 'REAL 3 3 .500 second by a mile more or less and Royals played SHORT TALKS rounds allowed continue should him to the verdict. 3 500 lied when used the right field throughout and if they interest is lent to the fight title MORE ... 3 Ganley Added with on. It was a punching bout 3 3 500 fence for a target. The player pur- be a factor later pugilistic understand, and lives in this city. We because it is expected the winner of good Walsh, the cleverer of the two, doing 2 3 .400 phased from Connie Mack at a big price The box score: world is rav- told you we wouldn't answer any more tonight's contest will probably toe iwr,.DENCE MONTREAL. THE the better work in the early stages of 2 3 .400 demonstrated that he was worth the NEWARK. 1 i lng today of your questions on school matters. looked upon as the logical man to meet ROCHESTER o.a. ab.h. o.a. and sack. ab.h. —Ed. win the world's the bout, but the game aggressive 1 4 .200 money when he stole the other ss. 2 1 0 1 over the Ketchel- the fighter who will JERSEY CITY. Meyer, 2b... 3 1 2 2'Nattress, with the and, with the If... 5 2 2 0 bout. at on July 4. Hyland stuck job Jake Gettman gently stepped tNew York lightweight? records of the Amer- ern League race. Buffalo stepped double. gau ard Byron. game—-h. bition. heap in slugging PERTH AMBOY. a mark of .467. La- second place by defeating the Skeeters ican League, with Dr. Louis C. Wallach.—Ed. with .447. and Ty Cobb has tn an extra-inning game at Jersey City. Jim Savage had to call off his bout Joie is next, -—- .884 The Hustlers were unable to defeat the with Porky Flynn at the Armory A. been hitting at a clip. To the Editor of the Evening Star: while A. on the advice the club ! Sporting Grays, as it rained at Providence, FROM ALL THE DIAMONDS. last night of EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES GATHERED Did Princeton nine beat the Giants, and Tim ‘Toronto got into a tie with Montreal physician. Jim, so report had it today, the Larry Doyle, of the | team two games last year? the pill end Baltimore for third place by de- j is threatened witlf appendicitis. Georgeton Jordan, of the Infants, rapped ALUMNUS. for four cushion connec- feating the Orioles. -O-- on the nose No bunts. He succeeded twice yesterday. To the of the The out of six is going some. Sporting Editor Evenjng St»r: No. Each won a game Tigers tions yesterday in the Brooklyn-New Five fielded his has it. In the second Curtis, who won a 5-4 score, and Georgetown Jor- SKEETERS LOSE IN TWELVE. other club in the league equaled A bets B that the West Hudsons will by York game at the Polo grounds in front of the plate, barely 8-3 battle—Ed. a and dinky on? win a cup. Who wins '. Oblige lads captured an dan went in to bat in pinch JERSEY CITY, April 27.—The second to Cockill, and over Barrow’s men beat him by his throw B. F. F. --o-- We3t A clean sweep cleaned up. extra-inning game in two days at leave in the sixth he killed himself to save would help the Tigers. They It is understood that the National To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star: Side Park was played yesterday be- made Zimmerman and good. honors will to the in will probably use the after tomorrow’s game. League go Hudsons. What was the date of the game Hughey Jennings tween the Bisons and the Skeeters, Jones has Though the round of games is far from which the Cubs beat the Giants 19-0? Crawford at first now that Bisons finally’ taking the contest after will Arst-sacker Kelley and his clan Ail hands were delighted at Brady's it is understood that I runs were in the The veteran 1 a score Sir Joseph completed, they How many scored been injured. battling for twelve Innings, by on. The innings, and a in be the attraction from Friday work in the first three will be named the winner, because first inning, and who pitched? had his nose broken by grounder of 3 runs to 2. The box score: the back iLOA'e not forgotten what even in the fourth he came strong haven’t lost a and have there home run made? What I JERSEY CITY. Tigers they game Was Monday's game. BUFFALO. them at the close and fanned Slevers with the sacks “in- T. ab.h. o.a. ab.h..f TODAY Starr ss. ...5 11 2!Esmond, 8b.. 5 hundred of the fair It was a bad day for a pitcher, bring no points. scored in the first inning and eighteen but refused to make public 0 6 0 lb... 4 015 1 Johnson, lb. 2 Merritt, the Evetr as as others, There was no nor his future p:ans. 4 themselves of opportunity. Brady, not being fleshy -O- : lilts were made all told. the agreement Sabve. lb. ..2 011 1 Hannifan, ss 3 2 1 the fair to make for warm J. F.—Willie Lewis is an we run —Ed. ... 5 1 3 9 c. 4 0 4 0 effort it peasant could not up properly. Italian, home teat 2b. Crist, [ Bal- 4 4 ... 1 0 1 4 Mac” secured by vs. MONTREAL Woods, c. .. 4 0 Ferry p. ones has been made. No, “Big Cooney, the shortstop NEWARK Canniehel, p 3 1 1 3 Camnltz, p.. 2 1 0 2 He is a Tara- the Cleveland team is said AT WIEOENMAYER PARK is not a “suffer-jet.” Johnny Flater worked like a winner timore from the scribes who saw 5*35 281 Totals .37 8 36 18 manyite in McAlester, Okla. and all hands are pulling NEWARKER MAKES 118 ‘CONFERENCE’ to be a wonder by GAMK CALLED 3:80 P. M. $* Totals’...-40 yesterday, SOCCER MAKES ran inside base line. with the Naps this spring. *Esmond out; for him to continue. In the four in- him perform Brain. Woods; Clement. hard RUns_WIiite, Will Umpire Byron stop teasing “Cy" them he allowed AT DIFFICULT HEAD-PIN. DEBUT IN WEST TODAY. Coonev was not hitting quite nings he served up how- insist on "Cy" to suit Manager McGuire, Canniehel; Esmond, Han- Parkin! If the “umps” two and had perfect con- enough '^Ebrors— Brain, but hits, man in shut he threatens to 27.—Soccer foot- hut should prove a good BOXIXG keeping his mouth trol. All world's records for individual URBANA, 111., April ever. 00000030000 1-3 a Buifaio jump the league. broken ball will make its debut as confer- the Eastern League. 20000000000 0-2 head-pin scores were last night TONIGHT Jersey City. ence sport on Illinois Field today, when who was secured from Martin Weber, on the noth- Jimmy Wiggs, when. rolling of Illinois eleven Baltimore nghtflelder, Joe Crisp stole a base. No, it’s Ed Barrow, is the first University Schmidt, the out California way by Club's put up a tally MULLEN IN GREAT FORM. back- Celluloid alleys, will line the be a will probably ing new, but the way the husky tall. He is a second ever organized up against who used to pitcher, G feet 2 Inches clean strikes In all to the C. Md., April 27— Jimmy foul flies and of 118. Weber got from the Christian Broth according DOUGLASS A. after crack team Mitchell, BALTIMORE, stop was chasing edition of George McConnell, the Roch- be another back Into the game for the believe that he but the fifth and eighth frames, in of St. Louis, where soccer look now. The Oriole right- 209 PERRY STREET Mullen got bunts made all hands That 1b, in size. ers' College, way things base ester gas pipe. remained .500 in the games Maple Leafs at second yesterday was all in, but Joe pulled their cork in which one pin standing. has been a sport for some years. Xc fielder has hit cloae to Phone 473-R, Market date. '."-B ) and the Toronto middle-sacker played the sixth when he purloined second. admission will be charged, in order tr by the Dunnltes to Wiggs allowed Jersey City but one played sensational ball. Rudolph doled out insure interest, for the rooters are in- while hit last week. Of course that just goes *but six hits to the home team, Benny Meyer filled in Captain clined to view the sport with pes Camnitz and Willis Humph- to show that there Is no comparison Harry at JHcGuigxn’s visitors found Adkins and Vickers at second and made simism. of the recruits of the Boxing the Schlafly's place Skeeters and Me- ries. two pitching The score. between Jack Ryan’s City at critical moments. good. With Howedel gone it looks as Pirates, were released to Jersey 9 O'CLOCK 1 TORONTO. on the in- Glnnlty's Tigers. part of the THURSDAY NIGHT, BALTIMORE. though Benny will be used EAST ORANGE WINS. y esterday. Camnitz pitched ab. b.o.a.1 ab.h.o.a. ex- -■•ft; field in case of emergency and that for the Skeeters and showed Slagle, cf.,.. 3 2 1 liVanghn, se... 5 13 2 Members of the East Orange High game 10—Star Bouts-10 2b... o 0 3 3 Qanley will take his place in the out- the Clanevi-lb.. 4 0 13 OIMullen, YORK School team added another victory to cellent form against Blsons_ 6 5 OtShaw, ef.3 1 2 0 field then. CENTRAL NEW ALL RESERVED SEATS 50e Hill W.“.,3 their credit when the base- ADHESION 25c. Walsh If 4 0 3 OiGrltnshaw.rf 4 3 2 0 yesterday 1 If 3 10 0 the Red and fcbmV rf 4 1 1 4lD*lebanty, LEAGUE ORGANIZED, ball team representing KEOGH HAS LEAD OF ONE. OHDF.lt SKATS NOW. TsL No. 8137-B 1 0 41 Deal, lb. 4 210 3 It’s a wonder George Smith wouldn't Stt™ *$,;„•» 4 Blue on the diamond defeated the Y 27—Ir 0 3 B 4 113 he N. April Hooper, ss.. 4 EItzpatrfk.Sb learn how to slide. We thought team at the ROCHESTER. c 3 0 3 Bloomfield High "School ftt-eET c. '.. 3 1 2 OlVannegrift. 1 but there is SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 27.—The block of the world s cham- 4 3 did by this time, hardly Bloomneid the second STORE and OFFICE Vickers, p... 3 1 0 VRudolph, p.. 2 4 Baseball Williamson Oval in yester- excuse for a base runner Central New York League match last night betweer FIXTURES. Designs and 1 0 0 any spiking afternoon. The score was 14 to « pionship pool (Adkins, p... 3] was in this lasl day Estimates on application. e...... 1 0 0 2' Totals .3a 11 2716 a baseman on the knee Say, George, formally organized city of Rochester, the title Egan, The winners secured twelve hits, while Jerome Keogh, with Irving T. Galusha, of Ful- Chi take a tip. Keep your feet down and night, But- holder, and Clarence Safford, of Totals .34 6 27 of two safeties by Third Baseman BAR FIXTURES aol _ and will make some ton, as president. A schedule games on Keoghs leaf Mullen, Grtmshaw, head up Vou good were the Safford gained — to order and in atodu Runs—Slagle. Ryers; tingham and one by Schnser cago. -| Rudolph. was adopted. The towns represented the totai score Delehsnty, day. total cif the hits secured off the deliv- of last night, making Th« BruBBwlSfttfiA-CSAleliSVr'A'.‘or X. Error—rfal). are Rome, Oneida, Cortland, Auburn U1 6C. iw Broadway, Maar Tartu Pitcher Keogh, 401; Safford, 4*eC M* Waft Fulton and Oswego. ery of Spooner. ISS537J ! It II H Joe Agler is sure placing some pretty •

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