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GIANTS GO ON BATTING SPREE AND TROUNCE THE DODGERS 10 TO 2 1 College Baseball I Adrian C. Notable THREE HOME RUNS Home Run Hitters Bancroft and Lead S - Anson, of the Major Leagues Snyder YKSTEKDAY'S kksults. Hrooklju Poly, Trltiiijr, 2. MARK YALE GAME NATIONAL. LEAGUE. Yale. 7! Alabnnia, 4. Is Dead Baseball and riob. H. R. I n \illf, in; Manhattan, 1. Figure, Player inAttack With Home Runs JlfUMl, New York William ami Mary, 3; Ufayllr, 4. Snyder. New York J Primdon, Sj I'nlvrrill; of Virginia, i>. Ilancroft, New York J l'nivert<it> of Cieorgiu, 'J; lulversUy of St. I«nli J Ask Control of Schedules and ) Alabamans Knock Pitcher Uoru>by, J Uncle Robbie Uses Three Pitchers in Vain to Maryland. I'nrkln»on, Philadelphia * Attempt Fran Military College, "; Coll ego of City I.ee, Philndrlphla 1 of New York. 0. Quinn Out of Box, but Elis Smith, St. Elimination of Commer¬ Check Wicked Clubbing of McGraw Men; I'niversit) of Illinois, 1); Mississippi Col¬ AlOHinith, St.J I.ouls 1 lege, j. 4. cialism. Jess Barnes in Trim. Yauderlillt. 4; Vuiimlty of Michigan, 3. Win, 7 to AMERICAN LEAGUE. O.IMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY. Player and Club. H. R. Coloiubiu vs. I'enn, Philadelphia. teach, Detroit I Syracuse vs. Nuty. Annapolis, Mil. J My W. O. McGEEH.iN. Phila¬ Macon. Ga.. April 14..After Quinn Colcmbus, Ohio, April 14..Ohio col- Trinity »s. Penn Military College, the box in the of the unconscious in the first delphia. was knocked out of i<g«s and universities to-day went on Tbe Giants batted A! Mamaux Dodgers Lehigh v*. Swarthmorr, Swarthiiiore, I'a. opening Inning today Ted Chittenden iccord against college competition for at tho I'olo Grounds yesterday and knocked him right into the Pilnorton vs. Georgetown, Washington. finished for Yale and won his second PITCHES Inning I-afiiyette it. Catholic University. Wash- final score MASQUARD athletic material from high aehools and the being in the second, taking the third skirmish in tho Battle of the ington. game In three days, .showers Boston University vs. llariurd. Cambridge, Yale 7, Alabama 4. rreparatory schools, declared by aoma Boroughs by the score of 10 to 2. Wilbert Robinson attempted to deceive Mass. The name was spectacular, especially leading college authorities to b* tha down Pittsburgh vs. John'. Hopkins. KaUmtore. In three home runs being made BRAVESTO VICTOR? his batting order, putting Ivan the Terrible vs. WllHamstown, hitting. cause of the commercialism McGraw by shifting MidUlebury Williams, during the contest. Two of ihctn were principal saw through the disguise. About 15,000 Mass. an and In of year '.he bottom, hut John Joseph Holy Cross »«. Delaware, Newark, IHI. by Yalp men and the third was by professionalism college sports witne.>3td the sufferings of the Dodgers. Colon vs. New >ork University. Ohio FWd, Alabama man who forced Quinn out or to-day. Florida vs. Yale, .Macon, (in. the Phillies' Streak Is vs. Haverford. Hmverfortl, I'a. game. Winning The Association of Ohio College jwesl. The Giants ran amuck with their< Stevens Several times Alabama came danger¬ (icor(la t«. Maryland, (.Off) Park, Md. dents^ and a two club* and their brutality was very .dis¬ vs. near but each time fast Checked deans, completing day - hi. Francis I'ratt. Krooki.vn. ously scoring, by Southpaw's tressing to many visitors from the Tuft* vs. Army, Wn>t ("nlut. fiel/ling on the part of the Elis saved session, to-day adopted a special report MAYLAND St. Stephens ».». It. 1*. I., Troy, N, Y. them. MacAldrich, Yale s star Slants. HUGGIHS Capt. on rules other side of the bridge, among them Cooper Cnion vs. ashlngtou Square Col¬ the subject outlining and reg¬ York. athlete, played a wonderful at lege, New _ , fan^ ulations; expect to make athletics being Uncle Tom Rice, the pit siosauruw of New York vs. Drexel In¬ the fact that they College City shortstop, notwithstanding the hunter of Fiatbush. Irish Mcusei stitute. Philadelphia. he made one bobble. He accepted chances servant and not the master of Ohio STRUM FOR and his throws Philadelphia, April 14..The Boston seemed to liavo cured himself of the cleanly in the pinches Braves college life." . caliber. stopped Philadelphia^ winning - YANKS; to-day were of a major league prpPare<1 by a commit¬ streak and took the third Game homo run habit, but Beauty Bancroft will a double header to-mor¬ to-day tnJ*?headedre?°,rt ya" President Edward S Yale play of the Bertes, C to 2. Though a little tee, by a Into the right lleld row. meeting Florida and Alabama. The P..rson of Marietta College, and was poked homer Weakness of His Outfield PRINCETONBLANKS wild at times. Rube Marquard was ef¬ pre¬ stands, while Pancho Snyder, the ter¬ score: fective In the pinches and kept the lo¬ sented yesterday after an Investigation to ALABAMA TALE cals' eight hits well scattered. Ix>e's of more than a year, dui ing which everv ror erf Alamo Square, San Antonio, Starts Manager Hustling ab r h o a e. i \ i n i n home run to the clubhouse wall in the *>'lese atl,letic activity was into the left Held bleachers. TOO C.'zola.c. 4 00 4 1 0iKrlley.2b 4 111 O 3 0 to drove one BY 2 tone VIRGINIA 0 10 was one Plaver. 3 2 2 0 0 0 Larnor,2b. 1 0 0 fourth inning of the longest "in Find Experienced Lewis.rf. ' " All of the Gia-ts got at least one hit. Hall.3b.. 413 O 3 2{ Ettdy.lf.. 4 - .' drives ever made in the local piirk. The Among the major recommendations In to H'bert.lb 2 0 0 13 0 Crane,3b. .10 0 0 00J} score: this report were : Heinle Groh helping himself four, Elmore,If 3 1 3 2 0 0 Wlory.Sb. 10 1 0 0 0 4 9 BOSTON PHILADELPHIA emphasize the spectacular which is considered a fair day's work DANIEL. in Glltls.ss. 400 1 4 1 A'rlch.s*. 5-1 (N.) (X.I ,.(¦atureP®"'1 of Uy Timely Hit by Jcfferics Oliver,cf. 3 0 0 3 0 o! Kernan.e. .11 4 0 0 ab r h o a ej ab r h o a e intercollegiate athletic sporto in these Touk Hb.ai.0. 2 00 1 0 0! D bour.cf 200 10 Poweil.cf 411 2 OOj KinK.HT... 3 0 0 - OO by th0 °h,° inference, parts. Special Dispatch to Tub Nkw of Green,2b. £0 0 0 3 3 « 4 12 2 fi 0 All tnrouch the murky afternoon the J Third Settles Outcome Davi».2b 2 0 0 1 1 0 Hawks.rf. 4 <1il Kopf.ss.. 02 0; Rapp.Hb.. for tho college£"'* of the State, of a study Washington. April 14..Miller Hug- 2 00 2 2 0 Ourant.lb - 1 o 10 00 S'ortli.rf. 6 01 0 0 0 U»e,rf 4 1 3 4 0() o* hit detonated Hlnton,p. 1 00 3 00 N'son.lf.. 010 0 OOlW'ms.cf. 3 0 1 2 00 wliat shall not con'- crack Vto base asalnst^ is on a new hunt for another Duel. MoM'n.p. 1 00 0 1 0 O H rn.lb s°tM.)V Pro"hall.andcsslonallein in ath- Iiluff while the gins out-; Pitchers' .Mllllgan 0 00 0 0 0;Qulnn.p.. 00 0 0 OO Cruise,If. 3 00 O 0 0 Leslie,lb. 4 0 1 12 0 0 college the flove# of Coogan's an ball hawk who Chit den,p 2 0 0 0 SO B'ckel,3b. 3 1 1 2 0 OlF'tcher.ss 300 I 4 0 ietics^' the Polo Grounds fielder, experienced Hoike.lb. 201 H 1 o;P'n»on,2b 3 01 0/10 of Totals..30 4 21 12 3! . regular Inmates 8 , of P*rt!cPation In athlctlcs the Flat- also can hit. Quite a prescription, but Totals.. .HI 7 8 MU 1 Ford.2b.. 210 2 0! Htenllne.c. 4 00 3 1 0 exul**d and the followers of j New York 1Ibr.vlo. inning. 7 OO 000 0 1 2 (nL',i,i!,itation,to thoso who have met honestly the more and more Iluggins believes that It can be filled. Special Dispatch to Tub .Ratted for Oliver In the -ninth O'Nell.c. 411 Weinert,p busli Fusiliers became 1 - 0 scholastic standards. 14.. Alabama 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Marq'd.p. 4 1 1 0 2 0 Winters,p 3 0 0 proper of Mamaux made Va., Apiii 0-^* ' moody. After the remnants The manager of the Yankees Cuarlpttesville, Yale 3 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 x-. tandardlzation of atfl'ct>c scheduler where wheeled to the clubhouse Uncle of his won a duel with Vir¬ Totals. .30 li 8 17 110; Totals....31 2 8 27 14 2 Cann0t i:lterfere witl> him- known the resurgence desire Princeton pitchers' Home runs.Elmore, Kelley, Eddy. Boston 0 3 2 1 0 0 f 0 O-fl colleg. Wllbert Robinson tried to conceal " 1 this afternoon after It had &e*n ginia this afternoon, the game being base hits-Lewis. Hall 2. Stolen ba»e-Glllls. Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0-2 studies self In the Dodger dugout, but part of Hlnton,, run- of intra-mural ,nounced that the rain was just a little the end of the seventh by Struck out.By Chittenden, 3: by Two base lilts.Boeckel, Rapp.

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