Robins Triumph Over the Yankees in a Ten-Inning Pitcher's Battle by Score of 2 to 1 Hugmen Held Scoreless After Giants Ride Into Vicksburo Rullis Homer in First Inning And Rain and Continue Ridin&
and tn lhe Tenth Give Speeches, Banquet, Festivities and Gauie With II fjrane'a Triple Taylor's Single Southern Br vn the Vi iiisiinii<' to Poor Throws by Baker and Ward Out Picture Champions Never Leave T - By W. B. Hanna By john Kieran Miss., March 29..Much to the !'. March 29..The tightesl sort of pre- MKRJDIAN, mrpnse ' pitching; thr. world's on in the fourth game between tbc Yankees and Brook- people of Mcridian. champions rolled into thi ,-r,- some Lo .' ,\ unti g. then two line hits in close succession fiew from iundown, forty peraons strong. \ccordmg , were to have the Memphis Chicks, l Brooklyn scantling. One was « triple, the next was a single. which played champio !l u'ould b,&\ double ordinarily and thc Robins won the game, 2 to 1. League, in a game at Vicksburg this afternoon. Hught |, thc cai'ds )o take complete command of the fe f**** 8 II post-prandial speech to be delivered at <) banquet g\ en ,. at inning. Tho victor |i at her .. .. flc mori Robins Tie Yankees . Vankei The shop- and store. in V'icksburg thc ln Srri<>s at Ttvo All scorinj were tn shnl down at 2:30 and a l.irge Figures (,ivr .- uppoi: advnnce ^ale of tickets was recorde-d by Giantt thc i ' \l.\ ESTON, Tex.. Mareh 29.. to be¬ ... ._. thc Brooklyi anxious fans who looked forward Vs a rr>ult of ich tie< to-day'fi trn-inninjj ing eye witnesses nf great Feal to bc Edge^on White$ox c iiefi-,-it suffered b> thc Yankce* at performed by John McGraw's traincd Yanks -. once am thr hands <>f thr Robins thc inter- M.mA* »***>** uA'- :-:: rhi troupc of performirigathleti ;. thowsrh th- »,riMl , through. leajrue series bctwecn thr twn Th.- \ icka Giants and tfce up .¦ weak ba. clu Memphis team pulled into the hitting luhg ii. nim nin *!>£*!*" a up. ihe providei burg in thc early morning While 'a,r"' t b .¦ at Nr» . , of th» I ar] Cibma Saturda> Or|can«. thr Southern League leadei were to ning \inenran I^-a(ru^r, _.i,k ne rl Mi " ' du< \mcrlcan Leagucrs triumphed h> a iclc" into eamr, lhe ne fs unny egg nonchalantly sred right 1 ran on a lot to and have also out- and the "Chicks" gathercd up their im- three defeat., at their thro-v Baker and watt sluctred the American tralahfcewaa by Pipp t^pike- Leagucrs by pedimenta and hurried to the station. M.tr. score«4to8, 8 to 12 hed bet weei When thc cars the Giant8 and 3 tr)4 gat 15 hits to 34. containing They a!*,, o,t at Oalla,. g ?' 1 b anii forefingcr, bringing came along. Secretary Jim Tierney At Seguin the GianU ,,* n am of blood his head out to lead- «on, 5 to 2. poked preparatory and rfao captured hoth Wm. ( ouldn't Score OfT Mays ing his charges off the train. "Stay .ort Worth. score,. V, 2 Fordham Ball Team on," said thc leader, to 3 and 8to5. t.01 pitch whci right Memphis thi "and we are coming right along with on edge and lodgers couldt to here is bovr to No, 7. while ;. a Beats Fort you Meridian. Thc game WilliamFrortw** threw man ou Slocuni null and void." from No. 7 to bow. N0 plati play in tlr made m the first ehangV,w£ afti that th< transppn Jn Practice Came Glad for Day OfT rarsity boat. tincs wrre against a blank wall nnt: Manager MeGraw wasn't much put - B. Griffitl out by the eancelling of the game. The atched hit tov 7..-. Boutol and Star Witli team has been playing regularly and clribbled and Baki Hayes one day's lay-off will not do them any :¦'.'. ed ui Stick in Maroon's 9 to <\ harm. The hall tossers themselves were heartily in favor of the, rain. It l Griffith 1 Victory Over Soldiers broke the monotony of exhibition hird with nobod; games nnd gave several of them the out. but .--. caught hin In a well played practice game thc Harding Stops Work chance of backing their aces against a nd one run wa for a Fordham baseball full hou.se during the afternoon trip. varsity nine took the Ball The sad feature of the was the measure of the To Clwt (nt Baseball ^Grantldnd Rice Trailing only day 'ra I cnth and Taj Fort Rlocum team that in crossing the swollen Missis- .'..¦ cn rfi ..¦¦ over' t hi yesterday at Fordham Field by a score Teams in the South sippi at Vicksburg one of the two onli at third oi of 9 to 4. The Fort Slocum agsrroga- Yf/ASHINGTON. March 29..Presi¬ I5HTV. S. ratcnt Office) Pu-llmans was left on the Pacific side RroistcTed, :- ti :- was very closi Miller ant tion last Saturday heat the local New dent Harding sucrumbed to the of the stream, and didn't catch up to ball to am a A couplc of New York r-outhpaw cast- the team until nearly 10 o'clock at Baker, York University nine by a score ol" e springlike atmosphere about the Lines to Ghost I Crane was safi offs, one each from the Giants and night. to ll. White House to-daj long enough to . . . "The Antigonish ghost is romarkable. The Yankees, in oui (n prove Joe White. the nothing Society ligured prominently Tues¬ ..' diminutive right cares of state n few battle Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis roi g. Make- hander, hurled for the forget for for Psychical Research has found that the spirit of a well known artist day's between the Washington a ne-nian Mnroon and at Senators and Boston Braves refused to be dauntc-d by the unfavor- indifr times held the r-toldiers minutes innings journey from train the ." Boutot and Mike Hayes did underneath the famous Texas som- n. be r ., thi mosl of the in Mr. and Soul ni my soul and spirit he pitehed nnd turned over to Joe .¦. for Fordham general. Easton Colonel of my pcri, r en and ki heavy batting Oeschger the handsome lead of 7 to 0. brero presentcd to him recently at Boutot made a home run and a E. Lcster of fl thou relurnest lo thc soni" was oj , ¦.¦ triple, Jones, the Coast and job again The dinner in his honor. He Ipt while collected two Braves lanihasted Zachary fc- all The ' Hayes doubles, of .f oui Geo-detir Survey, were with thc When I have this mortcd broil seven runs ir the first Then almost out of luck for Pullman ac- height good Dunn and Meyers, third baseman and shuffled off inning. on Belder bi ¦, race in eoinmodations the train with the b; shortstop. respectively, on the Ford¬ President at the time. And flcd thc coop and stopped George Mogridge. traded by form! Ihat 1 \ ham nine. also made carthly of strife spoil, the Yankees with Lewis for Giant?. but Secretary Tierney made poki two singlo.s apiece. The Executivc happenrd to look Passed to and Duffy him comfortable with two bunks. a of Mc Fordhamites lo?t no time in my slcep drea/ms of cndlcss rest, Bobby Roth and Harper. Morrridgc The height of fine fab- friillan. get- out of his offiro «liere the trees in made lower for himself and an upper for his an early lead, carning four ninf 0 hapless tenant of my intvard breast, monkeys of the Hub outfit hat. rics and firsl on a to Boutot the 'Whitc House ground s are through the last tailoring! inning pass If thou returncst fo thc daily curse eight innings. Cardinals \rc Fealing ( liirip.r infield singles by Schermerhorn anr) hursting into bloom, and remarked: Boone Impressive Ilitter The height of satisfac- fhe Dohovan, a double by Hayes and a Of spinnivg oui this daily vcrse.and worsc. > Dei Pratt, former Yankee, clinched a to the Cai dinal long "It's a good da> for baseball, isn't Ike seems j Uou ton Ihi nrnii outfield single by Shankey. They alsr / shall arisc from out thc game for the Red Sox nt Pine BlufT. Boone. former Pelican, to tion! tallied twice in lhe fourth and it?" That started it. and it lasted gravryard's gloom out a run have made quite an impression with oats ai inning Ark., by whaling home three times in the sixth. for minutes. And rfer/A- thec with a slab tomb. = his hitting. When the other eai five The President dc- from off my against Biakc, of the Pirate with player, Cutaways! they he score bv two on in thc on a championship mes and al innings; rlared his intention of attending ninth inning. Joe Har- aggregation begin Even at twice our ,. vi. H. E taking notice of the e-ond of price, Hordhnni n n n Bv.i stay.O Astral Aid with restlcss ris and Elmer Smith, obtained from qualities Gianl look." 0 :' 3 n x.9 ]2 1 the opening game of the season tread, some r< okio, it is time to look that Sloi um -.0 0100002 1~1 11 : wait in hit (hc Cleveiand in the trade of StufFy Mc- up the best custom tailors can here. between the New York Why piuch for dreamless dead? each contributed a home run. gentleman's history and It .' Batterlea Whltc anrl Oousineau; Crank Innis, hiography. vi red b pitchei "¦. -Ii. Halley. Merrlll anrl fox. Yankees and the Senalors. Thr sky is blue, the April ivinds are near, may be needed for posterity or thc next offer no more. ;- '. but ie,-, verei world's series. Koswell Easton will be And I would with the Jake Daubert always was an un- Nino B«»ats Rowdoin remem- daily flying sphere; sort of but he nttained the Navy bered by old Yale and Prineeton Why wnit beyond thc church bells' solemn lucky cuss, ^N'NA'POLIS, Md., Mareh 29..The chimes acme of despair in Tuesday's game Commissioner Landis will catch up Silk hats, canes, patent '¦. innini N'aval Academy baseball -team defeated men as the twirlcr who sent the To come and pen my stirrivg, deathless rhymes? against the Tulsa team of the Western again with the Giant entourage at in a score of 7 when he was his Memphis. The eminent seems leathers, by to (> here to- Klis down to a 13 to 0 defeat in a you harc talent course League abandoned by jurist gloves. rfect thii trii .-..,,: lt. was First If (as of you must), mates five times after to have a fondness for in the day. Bowdoin's game of a no-hit, no-run girne. con?eeutive get¬ traveling Four-in-hands > Sou '')' rr: tour. Why not warm vp before I turn to dusf? ting on safely. Another odd feature immediate vicinity of the champions of designcd the universe. When the 1 crave a. rest.my stuff to of this battle was that Tulsa's assists commissioner for cutaway wear. begins cloy. equalled'its put-outs. gets off a train nowadays and sees a specially Come on.kick in young fellow toward him with '.''¦ to-morrow.Attaboy! hustling .... Joe Wood and Jack an inquiring look in his eyes, he auto- Rogess Peet Company Oxford-Cambri< Lacrosse Smoky Graney out Ige There will have joint command ot" the second matically snaps "that suspension is also this point to consider: all those home runs team of the which still stands." Broadway HeraldSq. * Suppose Cleveiand Indians, at 13th St. "Four at 35th St, Pipp won. in "Babe" Ruth's system between April 12 anrl May 20 begin to ferment. will break camp at. Dallas, Tex., to- Ieam Arrives for Games in U. S. morrow. Tris Speaker will be in ac- Columbia Crew Convenient Mr! - and fester? Then Changes '¦' nt of pei whal? Will the "Babe" explode, or will an opera¬ tive commnnd of the first team. The Broadway Corners," Fifth Ave. tion bc Coach Jim Rice of the Columbia ',' Off hi neccssary? kingpin of outtielders is so far re- cn-ws made two at Warren at 41st St -h tber. University changes in Tho combined Oxford-Cambrid ?e lacrosse team, which will a covcred from his recent knee-wrench the seating of the junior varsity boat . .. thim play On the Other Side as to knoek the ball out of minor hedule of twelve matches with ou: Eastern universities, arrived yesterday afternoon. Acting Captain yester- No leapr'je parks occaslonally. George Medigovich was shifted from Jay on the steamship Olympic, in e.\ cellent condition for the first series ol heavyweight champion since the time of John Lawrence Sullivan has fought in Europe, with the lone of Jack Tho Phillies finally found ¦.. tcar.i international intercollegiate games ever arranged in this country. exception Johnson, who sud- eould and made the mosl of The denly developed a to they boat !?*< 3w»..>mc py win it wil invaders, fifteen strong. led bv *-__-.- yearning desire leave this country at top speed. thc chance that comes onc.i in a W\c- 0 Captain H, O. Hopkins and Managet So, with thc exception of Johnson, Dempsey will be the first heavy¬ time. Tlic Quakcrs hoppeel to the Oi F. L. L. went tc H. crown wearcr in lando, Fla., ciub. and hammered out a BBOOKJ,. -. Neylan, immediately O. Hopkins weight thirty years to give battle in YOJ»K proper interest in their ticular branch of sport. season at Fordham Field yesterday ?tud with a 16 to 12 ies. .'"! hc mosl .... pr< blen r 9chedulc follows: The pound sterling isn't the only that victory over Morris due to a customer to .¦ thing may mount in the way of High School in a game courtesy gard Princeton ii April ehifjl Peni .-..*.,- 7 marked by o-day "' p...r. "' »' are t.-> our Mount the *b<*"<* of heavy hitting. Fordham collected keep athli ,:- Washington to Tilden, England expects .- v.,:,. -4. Hobart to wmw,^ backC'l herrchfanRe-tennis Tuhr0U^h eighteen safetics otT and a or> ell. 21, :ol«;ate championship, and Great Britain is confi- Morris Konegschen. There is no dollar Ropi ned tc Harvard; 26, steven-.-' dent of the quite hit Harrington i'or seven sal'e guest. Creseent A r"j' regaimng golf crown which Jock but errors mias nr against the aca C; May 1. McGlll University' Hutchison wore away from: blows, were resnonsible for ol .,. t. failure of is Montn last June Her best chance in the Davis most of the visitors' runs. Hurlburt in front of Terminal ' Cup upon and ;: He ,- plai Irop from thi Andrewj dependl Edwards starred for the victors sign nrr t&ble for a weel 's ..¦¦ .- while Beal played well for Morris. Paddock to Run and Richards All ,. all, your Uncle .n who cuts a < .. .: Samuel will need his ii Against this and best talent Exeter hospitality. y good cx< u.« c accept: bic to the Chinese 10-Second Man spring summer to gather more than his split of the laure!. Athletes Visit Harvard ng taff. i(. } CAMBRIDGE. Mass., March "0 - ¦. HONOLULU, March 29. -Tin prom on the Luke a vUit from » dozen bo is goini to make Charles I. R. G.-There may be a better all ?um.8rdrs-hddPhiUtps-Lxeter th, Paddock,JJongwai of Los the around manager in baseball than athletes this afternoon :. ¦... Angeled, world's 1 ns SpeaKer, but rf so we out of the members 'fastest human." his best at haven't seen him. I fifty-eight of that I h i s c v i t. Hawaiian step the academy who intend to enter this Amateur Athletic Union university next PMIMA meet here Saturday. to fall. Among these according local were Captain Joe McGlone. of the Harvard-Yale Tennis Uatr sprint fans. Tin is a s'.im American- Jock the Hutch, the nervous, high ball and foot¬ Mass Chinese student of the strung, bounding, irrepres«ible; baseball teams, who comes tMBRIDGE, Marcl II University of Glenvtew, Chicago (and St. t,1e home of Eddie i: -Yale tenni s meel with Hawaiian and has covered the 100-vard Andrews, Scotland) finds the fir t andIV,Eddie?.tick' Mahan « distance in 10 seconds of.^otfromh,s tit esi under fire this C.asey and Cary Lundell, thc ambridge and Oxfo d is booked for flat. Captain week. Few men ever defend go f tTtles Once track captain. BARBER SHUPS 1< 1 a ..i 18 and «ill probablj 1 Paddock's world record is 9 3-5 sec¬ of Oxford -Cambridge m a while the miracle of onds. Milton o." successive victories takea place but th THE KNICKERBOCKER '''¦','. ib of London, Beamer. Kamehameha lacrosse team. who arrived yes¬ game m the mam elusrve a is too much for Cards Trounce T»me» . Thc Harvard tennis management to- also 10-,-econd man. is an- human nature to save Athletics Sauare Open tUI II p. m. ¦'¦ other Paddock terday s ated interv.ls ov'ereome at announced ihat it would r< entry. arrived here yes- well apart. What you are MBEAUMONTj Tex., March 29. The ? inhKe thp trln. to a week or to-day has no Louis Cardinals scored an HOmCWMMODOxtE WAU>ORF~AST0RIA HOTEL PENNSYLVAWA Iterday spend so in'the on what you may be like next dSci Te ing here easy vic- Op.« tOl 10 P.M. Op.n UU 8 P.M. till 11RM. island*. week-or, perhaps, to-morrow. torj to-day over thc Philadelphia 120 Open -1- Bates to Lead IV. Y. LJ. Amtncan League team. score ll to 2 BROADWAY HUDSON TERMINAL 105 BROADWAY Indiana Nine Bourwl for Japan Five The National 30 Dawsnn. Athletic Floyd F. Bates. a Leaguers landed on CHURCH STREET CONCOURSE 50 CHURCH STREET CHICAGO, March 29..The Indiana Dirertor graduate of Dickin- The ay Loftus and Naylor for eighteen hits baseball on it w*\ LINCOLN, NTeb. March 29.- son School. of from kid Clark Griffith Haines and versitj squad, Fred T. High Jersey City, has wnmg: Bailey were affective or yor a tour ol .lapai:. slipped into Chi- Dawson, head football coach and acting been elected of the "/.) only Johnson's arm ivas ycning!" the Cardinals. Wom^J)epartmmt:7{air-«r!y resignation of Fred University basketbail team for next Wrtdorf-Mtoria.Hotelftnnstjlvam* ¦¦..- from which port W. Luehring. has been appointed season. Bates started with the Penn~Open8 With Victorv » Violet Bul the Hoe embark Ti srjuarl director of athletics at the University court thia there will be few cases of earnest EXTRAORDINARYSERVICEAT ORDINARYPRICES Ind.. squad season and made a athletes leaving their PHILADELPHIA. March 29 'The oomington, yeatcrday after of N'ebraska, Chancellor Samuel Avery brilliant record, >ut ^cholastic difn- exposed this spring to Johnson'* slow ball, which still chnj opened the . b:g ttcnionstrsUon by the students- announced te-day. eultiea him vut of doesn't make a haHt localW.niTeTBntycollegeoi:vPct1"sy!v«niabaseball kept many gerne*. I Of backmg up to thc plate with chaine on. season to-day bv