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-1 PAGE EIGHT THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE. LITTLE ROCK. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1915. INDOOR SPORTS HIGHER TOSSES DP By Tad YANKS' LONG CLOUTS WIN FROM SENATORS 3-RDN LEAD IN 10TH iiaki wmmmmMmtmm i game was Wagner's hitting and fielding. Score II Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 5 4 Boston 0 0 5 1 1 2 00 7 1 1'avies, Harper, llressler and Mc-Avov; Ruth and Carrigau.

Called in seventh, rain. OeAR 11 YK BELIEVE I I rrui uuiTH lAf i 'K' .1 i Pifl I I If HOvaJ Cout-O JUCH A 10 WOMAw'f pISHTf DO VOJ Wins Ragged, See I I UlAT I II. Jl II lull iLillIJJI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf'i II MsM i 1 1 1 1 1 UT UJILC Ht" A tn I I r. 1J Li kaVJi iVBBw a ti I TaasBSMTTTI I J' I IUM tK. ml mm r- rTA A I I SOX WALLtiP CLEVELAND saw Game by Overgrown New Yorkers Make It Two of Three by Slugging Boehling.

Score, 12 to 1V. Chicago Wins Fifth Straight Victory by 12-to-l Count. -t thA flasett. New York. April 26.

The New York NaBttville. April 2B. Fincher tosseu Americans made it two out of thrpp WT' three-run lead that tne iravei- from Washington today, 9 to 2. The Chicago, April 26. The Chicago White Sox won their fifth straight game today when they defeated Cleveland, 12 to 1, and incidentally moved up into third place.

3 rsnaj given nim in tneir nan or iqe tenthi'and the Volunteers won again lankees Deat iioehling with long hits, Pipp tripling with the bases full in the old-fashioned score of 12 to 11 i WM en up and down ball game, with the third inning, while Cook hit a home run with two on the bases in the seventh. Washington's runs came when Boehlinc hit a hnmn run with great deal of ragged play, plenty of iusrjrinff and lots of excitement ueorge' Merrltt lout nis neaa in me McBride on base. and grabbed Jiaker as.ne was Score louoding third coming from second to Ki'simmm i 1 Washington ...00200000 02 Score Cleveland ...0 0000010 0 1 6 2 Chicago ...023 2 1 0 04X 12 11 0 Mitchell, Jones, Walker and O'Neill, Billings; Faber and Schalk, Daly. FIRE INSURANCE. People Sar-lugs, Bank, agents.

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Little Bock held a one-run lead for DETROIT DROPS ANOTHER i fraction of an inning, watched Nash ill bat in Ave runs in the third, me within one of tying it up in the lAuatln'a dingle in Ninth Gives St. a and did even it up in the seventh FIRE INSURANCE. People 'a Savings, Bank, agents. (Advertisement.) hen Nashville made another tally in Louis 3-1 Victory. Detroit, April 26.

Austin's sincle ha eighth, Little Rock came back in Bintn and put the count at eigne after two men were out in the ninth inninsr drove in two runs and cravn Sr Louis a 3-to-l victory over Detroit Jlnchar was pulled out of a deep box the when with raulet on Score II rd. and. Dodge on t'mt, McCahe hit long1 fly to center, which Jantr.en jnd oob6 Poarr "ht, and try a beautirui tnrow nao vJBllelSWssafc-wV, fv ujombw W-y row ouaflr St. Louis 00 0 0100023 1)0 1 Detroit 0000000 10-Jl 5 1 Williams and Leary; Dubuo and Baker, Stanage. I raniet at tne piate.

Tnree-Eun Lead Overcome. The Travelers laid on Renfer's slants 1 1 1 UVnfAjjjfrTD'iVJO IAwEI AT" A in. to. tenia ana gave xincner a ieau BOSTON HITS OPPORTUNELY it aeemed to be enough to win any MOHAWK MAOI WITH PATtNTKD LIP-OVIR BUTTONHOLI. Tig LIOKS EASILY But Fincher started the tenth Wagner's Playing Features Philadel ildly.

walking two men. Paulet, 1th. a two-bagger, and Baker, with a phia's Defeat, 0 to 2. Boston. April 26.

Orjnortnne hnttinc "ffle. eompleted the massacre, finch fjon (Covlncton). Bihi on Balls OR Day 1. wa' pulled out, East went in, and off Bushelman 4. Struck Out By Flncher I.

by Bushelman by Rinfw I. Two-Baae sW OLDEST RRINH lu ausw. enabled Boston to defeat Philadelphia, 9 to 2, today. The feature of the armm smashed nis iourtn single or FEDERAL LEAOTJE. boa xx-Bell I 0 0 0 0 Totala 41 4 11 S3 20 I Batted for Hale In eighth, xx Batted for Hardcrove In eleventh.

Score by Innlnge. riD SHIRT COLLASJ O.TS;airU.c' The Standing Hits Daly. Dovney. Teach. Blark.

Paulet. Dodge. Baaea on Errora Little Rock S. i Merritt's illegal attempt to pre Naahvllle 3. Double Play Jantien to Grlb- bena.

Left on Baaea Little Rock 1. Naah BROOKLYN 8, BALTIMORE 4. sent xer scoring, me voiumeera New O00O40O000 Birmingham 01 100002011 04 ived the winninir tally vllle I. Passed Ball Orlbbena." Street. Time of Game 1:40.

Umpires Pfennlncer and O'Toole. Brooklyn, April 26. The Brooklyn Federals defeated Baltimore, 8 to 4, Covington was in the game fo: the rat tine. Elwert was not able to here today. Holt made a home run SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Clubs Won. Lost. Naahvllle 11 3 New Orleana 10 3 Memphis Birmingham 6 7 Mobile 5 8 nr. Sad Merrltt was at third. Catch with two out in the seventh, after Hare, who waa expected from Lit Pet.

.786 .760 .571 .462 .383 .883 .883 .231 which Bailey was batted hard for five Summary. Two-Base Hit Coyle. Three-Base Hlte Rellly. Bluhm. Ellam.

Stolen Baaea Rellly. Sylvester. Flick. Mag-ee. Double Playa 8loan to Wallace; Thomaa to Flick to Bluhm.

Sacrifice Hlta Knaupp. Bagby. Baaea on Balls-Off Roth 1. off Hardgrove 1, off Bagby S. Left on Bases New Orleana T.

Birmingham T. Hit by Pitcher By Morgan (McBride). Hlta Off Bagby. In Innings; off Morgan, 2 In 4 Inninga; off Roth. I In I Innings.

NOTES OF THE GAME. a JBoek, did not arrive in time lor more runs. Score 8 8 10 Chattanooga i Atlanta LITTLE ROCK 8 a-H Day It Derricked. Baltimore ...0000 1,0 03 04 12 1 TIbw a4avti1 IKa (rinta fnr tha Tea v- I flnHal hn ihm flaMtte Brooklyn .0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8 11 1 a I X' 1 A 11 oa MirAlan Struck Out By Roth I. by Hardgrove 1, by rs.

but was removea in tne nrst or 'i a-ym Bailey, Conley and Owens; Lafitte I RESULTS YESTERDAY. Nashville 12. Little Rock 11 (10 takings). Chattanooga 3. Memphis 3.

Atlanta 2. Mobile 1. New Orleana 8. Birmingham 4. 8 fifth to make room for Shaw, sent have recovered their batting eyes.

Or and Land. Bagby 4. by Morgan I Time 1:40. Urn plre Kerln. II I pinch hitter.

took i o. nitphino lhfiv V.J mlr lnxlr lint 1 hn CHICAGO 7, KANSAS CITY 0. rrv were un aa-a nstf Every time you see a clerk footing bills you can now say: "There is a man wasting time." Whose fault? Chicago, April 26. Chicago pounded rutal tenth. nnisned tne game ERRATIC CHICKS BEATEN Chttaiiooga Takps Game From Memphis, by 4-to-2 Score.

out a 7-to-l0 victory over Kansas City pitching, the ball on which Farmer Johnny Fanner bad a fair day at GAMES TODAY. Little Rock at Nashville. Chattanooga at Memphis. New Orleana at Birmingham. Mobile at Atlanta.

here today, McConnell patching air ine for the single that stopped tne was up six times and got tight ball for the locals. Hanford's game, four singles. Paulet put in a couple Memphis. April t. Erratic pitch batting was' the main factor in Chi Bushelman went as far as the when thev counted and Stark waa not ing and poor support gave Chattanooga the cago's scoring.

vents for the volunteers, but I 0 bad AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Lost. 3 to 2. victory over Memphis today nked after forcing in the tieing run Cluba.

Detroit The Seore. CHATTANOOGA. A II ocore Kansas City ..0000000000 5 1 rslking Oribbons. Rcnfer took his Shortstop Tescb, the youngster with Chicago 010010141712 1 see. None of the Ave pitchers who the Travelers, got his first hit is the PO 11 Pet.

.892 .600 .336 .3.18 .300 .462 333 .308 rked eould be called effective, and Southern League, a two-bagger, in the Packard, Henning and Brown; Mc Roberts, cf. Starr. 2b. 0 Johnston. If.

Harrla. lb. McCormlck, rf. Graff. 3b New York 8 Boston 5 Chicago 7 Washington 3 Cleveland 8 Philadelphia 3 St.

Louis 4 a were given steady support. The third inning. He also bad one error, Connell and Wilson. NEWARK 5. BTJTTALO 2.

rk of Baker at second-base was rag- which was not his first Gribbens had two boots and Merritt The Volunteers rejoiced again at the Caveny. aa. Kitchens, c. Harding, p. Newark, April 26.

Newark won today from Buffalo, 5 to 2, after the game was held up for 20 minutes by one. Tom Downey had one slip, alter going four games with perfect play. sense of their old teammate, Gibson, hind the bat, nnd stole bases with freedom. Gribbons lacked the THE Remington Adding Mod Subtracting Typewriter a complete correspondence rain. RESULTS YESTERDAY.

St. Louis 3. Detroit 1. Chicago 13. Cleveland 1.

New York 8, Washington 3. Boston 8. Philadelphia 2. OAMEH TODAY. N'ew York at Boston.

Totals 33 MEMPHIS. All Allison, cf 4 I Score El Raker was the star bobbler of the to get the hall down to head them tad when he did throw was often VolunteeVs, and helped the Travelers Butlalo 1 00000 1 002 8 8 Newark 0 0 0004 1 Ox 5 6 0 to two runs, with a pair of errors, 3T PO 1 1 0 3 14 3 1 5 0 0 0 Woodman, Krapp and Blair; Mullin The Boor. (Jabbv' Street, the veteraa receiver Coyle. rf McDermott. 3b.

Lord. If DunoVel. 'H Cruthers, 2b. Llndsey. aa.

Schist, Morrison, p. Buckles, x-Ooulal ITTXB KOCK. AB PO A It I I i of the Nashville staff, stole a base and Karidcn. RAIN AT PITTSBURGH. rn9.

tb 1 I 3 8 1 this-afternoon. That's the truth. But itsenrer. i vington. Ik.

8 ii statements while it types mem. Not a moment is wasted on footinfc or proving. This machine saves 20 to 70 of the time spent on billing. It it now used by banks, offices and stores, lam and maJL irci where. When the machine is Deeded for ordinary letter-wrttfaf yoor stenographer merely touches a lever.

Instantrr automatically made ready for correspondence work. Qffidml Typtwfitor Paww-rmxific EsptltU Pittsburgh, April 26. Pittsburgh- it was on Gribbons. Gabby admit rrltt. lb 0 1 5 St.

Louis game postponed, wet grounds. that he cannot run the hundred yards in much less than a half-hour flat. rrelL rf 0 0 0 0 0 ibbena. 4 i I 37 18 Totals 81 Pet. .000 .723 .462 .453 .4.13 .364 .364 .300 Philadelphia at Waahlngton.

St. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cluhs. Won.

Lost. Philadelphia 0 1 Cincinnati 8 3 8t. Louis 8 7 Chicago 3 8 Boston 3 6 Pittsburgh 4 7 Brooklyn 4 7 New York 3 7 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Cincinnati 13. Chicago 12.

Philadelphia T. Boston 4. St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 0.

New York 3. Brooklyn 0. 3 1118 1 Jantzen's throw that caught Paulet Hit for Morrison In seventh Score by lnnlnire. Chattanooga 10 0 4 0 2 MemDhle 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 03 at the plate was prettv. The decision fSORTLAND 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 mt 0 0 I) 0 x-fkew.

i i i 0 1-2 was cloie, and the German outfielder had no time to spare. Summary. Two-Base Hlta Starr. Klchena. Three-Base- Hit Allison.

Sacrifice Hlta Starr Johnson 2, Caveny. Graff. Harding. Stolen Tw oat when winning run waa scored Karreli, Little Rock bov, was in the REMINGTON Adding- and Subtractinir TYPEWRITER (WAML A0DIN9 MECHANISM) line-up in place of Outfielder Shaw to Bases Kitchens. Cruthers.

Double Play-Caveny to- Starr to Harrla Hits Off Mor a Batted for Day in fifth. AB PO A day. He was -one of the few players rlRon. 8 In 7 Innings, with 4 runs. Wild ng, ef.

3 I 1 3 0 rk. aa. 3 3 3 1 1 0 Pitch Buckles. Bases on Bella Off Morrl in' the game who failed to break into 41481 the hit column. son 3.

Struck Out- By Handing 8. by Mor-rleon 4. by Buckles 8. Hit by Pltoher-By Morrison Time Umpire ulil lb 1 13 0 GAMES TODAY. Pittsburgh at St.

Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati. Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia. armaf. rt.

8 0 4 0 0 1 To lean aha ml i Rudderham. ATLANTA VICTOR IN 12TH Jdeihsr lb. 4 1 ccabe. If 4 3 0 8 1 0 'aalssi wrwe for toMeav The Story oi a Day's Work." reet. e.

4 3 8 0 1 -e-4H eeeeeee eooojooo WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Cluhs. Won. Lost. jskelman.

4 3 Pet. I Pitchers- Remington Battle Longest of Three Long Southern Games. Cblar -nfer, p. 0 0 0 0 1 0 amlth 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 lor 2 .778 I -U Lie imoanv ii-w TEXAS LEAGUE. mm oe -o I OaawporateA fJlf ri i eu I a e.

s.Im. Atlanta. April 20. Atlanta defeated m. Tej ta MM Denlaon 8 Sherman 1 Oklahoma City 8 Fort Smith 8 Parla 4 Muskogee 3 McAlester 3 Mobile here today.

I to 1. In a 13-lnnlng At Shreveport-8an Antonio, rain. Totals 41 12 II 30 It a Batted fnr Renfer In tenth. Score by Inninga. game, which waa a pitchers' battle.

Mobile's lone score waa a home run by-Miller In the 3 .543 ftsjejMsjejSMBMHWseaea 8 400 eBssssaaaasHjoesWiflaissasBBBBBBBsaMseeBal 3 -373 3 .373 8 .373 Rook ..001880801 8- 11 At Dallas 8, Beaumont 3. At Waco 4, Houston 3 (13 innings). At Fort Worth 3, Galveston 4. first. Inning.

oabvlU 0 0 8 1 1 0 0 1 0 412 Tulaa 3 The Score. MOBILE. AB PO 0 0 I Powell. If 3 Miller. 8 Northen rf 8 Nummary.

HlU Apportioned Off 8 with rune i 4 Innlngi; off Flncher. 8 with 8 runs in 1-1 Inninga; off Bushelman. with 7 runs i l-l Innings. Hit Batsmen By Flncher by Buehelman Dly, by Renfer eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee -o -e-e-e- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. I I 8 1 1 0 0 Perry.

2b 4 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Sherman 3. Fort Smith-Van Buren 1. Muakogee 3. McAlester 0.

Denlaon 8. Tulsa 1. Parla 3. Oklahoma City 2. FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Cluba. Won. Lost. ft Calhoun, lb -4 13 latA afcatksV A-aWstak-l Schmidt, 4 Dobard. sa 4 7 4 2 0 0 2 0 Cowan.

3h 4 Townaend. 2 Newark 10 LiiEJBlillllliiilllliU The Laws of Nature 'BSL I At Louisville 5, Columbus 4. At Indianapolis 8, Cleveland 6. At Kansas City 2, Milwaukee 6. At Minneapolis-St.

Paul, rain. Chicago 7 Totals 87 1 4 x83 17 1 Two out when winning run scored. Plttaburgh 8 Brooklyn 8 Kansaa City Buffalo 3 ATLANTA. AB PO A Germs Can't Stay With This Treatment Baltimore 3 St. Loula 8 Bowden.

If 3 0 0 0 0 Williams. 3b 5 0 3 2 2 Smith, 8 0 2 1 Rumjer. rf 8 0 1,8 1 Moran. cf 8 0 18 0 8 .273 II I El 1 rain 1 I Thf Onlff Through Train from I 1 1 St. Lovit to San FranaUmt 1 II A fast, new, all-steel Blaland.

sa 4 0 1 3 4 RESULTS YESTERDAY. Brooklyn 8. Baltimore 4. Chicago 7. Kansas City 0.

Newark 3, Buffalo 2. Elhel. lb 3 1 1 13 1 TiflW Tullos. 3b 3 0 114 Allen, 4 12 0 3 demand an equalization or there is a penalty. You can't burn the candle at both ends.

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Totala 45 3 13 88' 17 1 xx Hit for Bowden In eighth. xxx Hit for Allen In twelfth. Score by Inninga. The Telegraph boys' regular team defeated the Yannigans yesterday aft 0 01 0 13 Mobile 100080000 Atlanta ..000000010 Summary. ernoon at Fifteenth and Vance streets, 8 to 5.

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Scores Two-Base Hlt-t-Morftn. Home Run Miller. Double Plays KlheJ to Blaland to Elbel; Schmidt to Dobrd: Blaland to Williams to Blbel: Perry to Dobard. Struck Out By Allen 8, by Tnwneend 8. Baaea on Bella Off Allen 1.

off Townsend 1. Time 2:14. Umpire Chest nutt and Breltensteln. Regulars 0 2 0 5 0 1 8 11 2 Yannigans 003 002 05 7 4 Sweat and Miller; Kriss and Crisp. LEAGUE OF MESSENGERS PELS WIN IN11TH ROUND Little Rock, Ark.

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