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iJ3L THE CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA. Friclav, Mav 0. 191:1 I PAGE EIG "BIG SIX" RACE OPENS THE SPORTING WO Y.H.C.JL BOYS THINK THEY CAN CHECK GREAT BASERUNN1NG OF COLLEGE HERE ON SATURDAY 1 3 Piece Suits iHAUGHNESSY'S SLUGGING SENATORS a TURNED TABLES ON BRANTFORD to be secured. Nationals win have a big crowd of rooters on hand, and should be abie to give the Pastimes a great old tussle. It is the second game, however, that will probably he the hoadllner.

The College and Y.M.C.A. teams are now leading the league, and each club has won Uwo without a defeat. Tomorrow they will clash at four o'clock, and either one of the two teams will be relegated to second place. It ought to be a battle royal, as it may mean the loss or winning of the championship. In fact.

If Father Stanton's men down the Metcalfe street Greys in tomorrow's game thev will have a strangle hold on the City League bunting. Mike Kil-ioi Hoe been nominated to henH them Second Game In Canadian Ball League Was Pitchers' Battle Between I Lill And Donovan Until 7th Inning When Terrific Batting By l.i-i i Tfn AJ i li tninn" i 6 vnawa-s, ouDsuiuuon oi nncn nuier Ana lJpJlunning Gave Visitors Six Runs And Drove Donovan Off Scenery. Red Sox Had It 3 to 0 Until Champions Cut Flashy Program Promised at Varsity Oval Saturday. The City Baseball Leairue held a meeting last evening at which the revised schedule was adopted. None of the clubs made objections to the switching of the dates, as the receipts are pooled and the clubs share equally, after expenses have been paid at the end of each season.

No further changes will be necessary. Tomorrow's procram Is probably the finest that will be offnred all season, and unless the weather man brinRS forth his spitter and puts something moist thereon a bumper crowd will undoubtedly journey up to 'Varsity Oval to take In the excitement. The Pastime and National teams play at 2.30. and as both have been practicing hard the same ought to be a hummer, with the loud pedal on the "hum." The Pastimes are out to down the Nationals, and thus get back into the championship race with College and while the Nationals, who have not yet succeeded in taking a game, are determined to break into the win column at the expense of the West End club. Nationals will send young Savageau Into the pitcher box.

while the 1'astimes win probably rely on Allan Grimes with Coons present in uniform should the offerings of Grimes be belted by the French-Canadian team. There will be several changes on the National club. The infield will be strengthened, and if Gene Goderre refuses to don the windpad, a new catcher will also have Loose With Rattling Rally. Senators Braced Again In Ninth And Added Five More, Frank Dolan Poling Home Run With Bases Full. Final Score Was 11 to 4.

fTull Reported And Did Good Work tJ Day At Bat And In Field While Lage Starred In All Departments. Brantford's Infield Became Bewildered When Ottawa Cut Loose And Contributed Six Timely Errors. Manager Shaughnessy Was There With Opportune Stickwork And Callahan Continued His Brilliant Beginning. I Lill Struck Out Seven. STARS AND SHAMROCKS MAY CLASH IN PRE-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 80 Only Men's and Young Men's Tweed Suits 2 and 3 Button Models Medium, and light sliades of Grey Some Brown Mixtures, sizes 34 to 44 Finished to order without pxtra charge Regular $12 to $16.50, On sale Friday Qfl Saturday uu.uu Seo Windows, (Svrclal to The Citizen.) Brantford, May 8.

Duplicating the Brentford team performance on the opening day. the Ottawa Baseball Club came from behind in the seventh of this afternoon's game in the 'Canadian League, and defeated the Red Sox by a score of 11 to 4. Clever patching by Joe Lill, the right hander, whom- vne champions picked up at Fort Wayne; Shauhneasy's general-, ship ii pinches and heavy gunning: by the big sluggers of the Ottawa team, i turned defeat into a victory Just when the Telephone City fans were prepar- lug to sit hack and enjoy their second straight win at the expense of the Capitals. Brantford scored one run off Lill in Lthe first, another in the second, and a third in the fifth. Until the latter half itif the seventh they appeared sure win-1 ners, as Donovan was pitching good ball, and though I.

Ill was outclassing him, the "breaks" seemed to be favoring the home team. Then, like a i thunderclap, Ottawa opened out and I scored enough to make the outcome I iSafe. This is the sad story of the sensational seventh: With two men, Dolan and Robertson, out, it looked all off with Ottawa. Shaughnessy knit his brows. His 'Hsmlle came back for the first time when Catcher Lage hit a terrific liner to center, which Diem grot under, but finally fumbled.

Shaughnessy here 1 showed his generalship. Tully, the new Ottawa shortstop, who hails from Jteading. was taken out, and "Lefty" Rogers, who had been warming- the bench, sent in to hit for him. Then the explosion took place. Donovan teared and his nervousness caused him to hit the Ottawa man.

Pitcher Lill, whose grand work show-d him to be a comer, stepped In to the Tsreach and laced out a double, which t.f scored Lage and placed itogers on third. Wih two runs needed to tie the score, Kelly Harris, the fast second baseman of the Ottawa outfit, leaned .7. Against one of Donovan's slants and irove it to rleht field, carrying both Who Owns City Lacrosse Funds? Pringle and Benedict Leave. Another meeting of the City Lacrosse League has been called for this evening at the Grand Union Hotel, when organization will be completed, it is necessary that the league should get down to business in earnest this evening, as the season Is fast approaching, and the clubs will have to make arrangements for their dates at once. It is now settled that the Shamrocks, Stars and Nationals will be represented.

Mr. George Pouliotte states definitely that the Nationals will be in the field, and it is probable taat he himself will be honored with the presidency of the City League. The C. A. C.

bojs have gone in for baseball, and will not mix in with the lacrosse magnates for this year at least. In the event of the Nationals doing the unexpected and deciding not to enter, the Maple Leafs will take up the franchise, which has been kept, for the French-Canadians. At present there is a dispute between the Shamrocks and Stars as to the disposition of last year's funds and the Cbabot trophy, presented bv Dr. J. L.

Chabot. P. The Stars and Shamrocks were tied for the championship, but Stars arc said to have defaulted two games, and Shamrocks claimed the honors and the Chabot cup. which was over for the Collegians, while Keith Vogan will ''ljr spangles for the "Ys" with Len Purvis as relief heaver. The "Y's" think they can step the Collegians 011 the bases, as In Smith they have a game little catcher with a wonderful wing.

If they block College 011 the runways, it will mean a great game, as both are heavy hitting teams. There is quite a lot of speculation on the outcome of the Collcge-yjlC match, with Manager Jim O'Briens' wrecking crew on the big end. City Ball League is popular, and it is expected that attendance records will go when the College nnd Y.M.C.A. forces face one another Saturday afternoon. Billy Hull and Emile Tur-cotte will probably officiate.

Both have done excellent work to date. Ladles will be admitted free. The diamond has been cut and massaged in preparation for the big game, and the scores from Canadian League matches will be announced at the Oval. presented for annual competition. Stars refuse to hand over the silverware, and Shamrocks wish to take the entrance fees, now in the hands of the treasurer.

It is proposed to settle the dispute by having the two teams play a pre-season series, two games, with the first on Victoria Day. This suggestion will be made at tonight meeting. A series between Stars and Shamrocks would send the season away to a fine start. Everything will be definitely settled at tonight's gathering at tlie Grand Union. Clubs not represented will be dropped from tho n'embership role.

Another meeting of the eastern ec-tion of the Ontario Lacrosse Association will be held next week for the purpose of revising the schedule. The Glebes start practice on Monday, but there Is still good deal of uncertainty about their schedule. They will play some of their games at Lansdowue Park and others at 'Varsity Oval. Charlie Querrle announces that Fred Graydon will be missing from the Te-cumseh team this summer. Graydon wants too much money.

Dolly Durkin will be In the game again, and Querrle is trying hard to land "Sport" Murton. Mark Cummlngs. of Cornwall, will likely play with George Kennedy's Irish-Canadian team. Bobby Pringle left for the West early this morning, accompanied by Clint Benedict. Both will figure on Con Jones' Vancouver team.

Pringle is one of the greatest defence men in the game, and is certain to make goffii with Con Jones' team. Benedict should have little opposition for the goal position on the form he showed with Capitals last summer. head throughout, and finally managed to win his share of the J2.000 purse which Promoter Kennedy had offered. The main bout tonight will start at nine o'clock. Before the appearance of Zbyszko there will be a preliminary and a musical concert by the band of the Governor-General's Foot Guards.

The big Pole has never appeared in Ottawa, and on this account thre will be a big turn-out to greet htm. The sale of seats opened yesterday at the Hldeau Pink, and will continue all day. There has been no advance in prices. Zbyszko has been keeping a silent tongue concerning the plans for his matches against Frank Gotch and Constant Le Marin, but it is probable he will make some kind of an announcement this evening. It Is proposed to hook him up with Le Marin once more and to bar the toe hold.

Zbyszko refuses to agree to a bout under these rules, but the offer of a J20.000 purse by the Globe Athletic Club may Induce him to change his mind. Le Marin may challenge him after tonight's bout and force him into another battle. Montreal promoters have also put up a big guarantee for a match between Le Marin and Zbyszko. Curved metal shields, to be strapped to the head to train eyebrows igto graceful curves, are the invention of an Illinois woman. 'Ttogers and Lill across the rubber, and 134 SkS ZYBSZKO TO MAKE LOCAL DEBUT AT RIOEAU hnK THIS EVENING Montreal and Ottawa Elevens to Clash at Lansdowne Park.

Both Teams Are Strong. The Intei-provincial Soccer Lcapue will open its gates tomorrow in Ottawa. Montreal and Toronto. The attraction at Lansdowne Park will furnished bv the Montreal one of the fastest and best balanced team in the "Big The frame will starts it 2 30 and1 it is probable, in view of the Increased interest in soccer that a bin crowd will be on hand Mavor Ellis will likely officiate at the kickoff and the tittawaa will be ab-e to place their strongest eleven on the field, notwithstanding the fact that several of their best players were injured in last Saturday exhibition same airalnst the Car Whops eleven. Jackson has mustered, a verv formidable aggregation, which wilt include such well known soccer football stars as Tommie AMlliams, Douse I.alns, Dayman.

Ilarry Saunders and-Len Williams. Alex. Watt, Charlie Haddleton, and many of the newcomers will also figure on the Ottawa team, while Rev. Mr Bayley is booked to hold down the center forward position. The Montrealers are coming up at noon tomorrow with a big crowd of supporters and the Rangers will of course, make a big effort to get away with the opening game.

The clubs are playing a long schedule of games, but a win at this stage will mean much when they narrow clown to the championship finals. program in the Big tix will be as follows: Montreal City vs. Toronto at Mas-cotte i'ark, corner of Ontario and Dc-lorimier. Montreal Rangers vs. Ottawa at Ot-SHamilton vs.

Queen City at Toronto. TIDIfpiED Miss Viau's Team Ruled Out From Montreal Show. Montreal, May 6. When the judges disqualified Eye Opener and I Wonder, Miss Viau's entry, in the harness tandem class, it took the interest out of what promised to be the keenest competition of the evening performance. In this event six tandems, two of which were from the stable of Mrs.

H. Vincent Meredith, were shown. After the tandems had been driven around the ring several times the judges asked Mr. Yeager. who was driving the iau entry, to drive them on the floor so that they could be measured.

This caused some surprise as these horses have been shown in this class on many occasions. When the measurements were taken it was announced that I Wonder was a quarter of an inch taller than the conditions call for, which made him ineligible to compete so that the horses were sent out of the ring. The class was eventually won by Going Some and So Am 1, owned by N. Bates, of Ottawa, the Allison Stock Farm pair, driven by Halton H. Learmont, being second, and Tissington Glitter and Royalist were third.

CRICKET. BRITISH GAMES I'OSTPOXED. London. May 8 In today's cricket match at Cambridge Lagden scored 142 and tlie Varsity closed its first innings for 237. Middlesex then began their second inning and haa scored 36 for one wicket when rain caused a postponement until tomorrow Other games were Surrey-Northampton at the Oval and Marylebone-Notts County at Lords.

li BIOS CRPRSSMna 4 1 is Ottawa Baseball Club. KEIXY HARRIS, Fat Young Soulli-erncr, who is Holding Down Second Base for Ottawa in Fine Style. His Hit Tied the Score in Yesterday's Ganus BERLIN ST. THOMAS SETTING THE PACE Close Games in Canadian; Louis Cook's Team Beaten Ottawa May Stop Dutchmen The close of the second Uav's play in tlie Canadian Baseball league found the St. Thomas and Berlin clubs at the top of the heap.

Joe Keenan's Flying Dutchmen repeated over l-avie Rowans Peterlwro White Caps and the Saints, with Manage George Ort on the hospital list, succeeded in beatins London again, with the result thai Ppternoro and London are. in the cellar with Ottawa, Brantford, Hamilton and tiueiph, each having a percentage of tVo. Louie Cook's tfuelph team lost lis second game to Hamilton, Rube Schuyler, the Baltimore hoy, who was with Ottawa for a short time last season, pitching for the 'Leafs. It will be impossible to toll for a time how- the teams l'eully compare, but Ottawa and Guelpll have lived up to expectations, while St. Thomas and Berlin have already shown that they will be much greater factors in the race than they wei last year.

RI'RE SCHUYLER BEATEN. Guelpli, May 8. Hamilton turned the tables on the fSuelpli tciim today and defeated the locals by 4 to 2, The game was much closer and a better exhibition than the opening at Hamilton. Score: R.H.IA 00000 0 10 3 11 1 0020 0 000 0-2 11 3 Schmidt and Barton; Schuyler and Dunn. Umpire: Black.

NICHOLAS WAS GENEROUS. St. Thomas, May 8. The wildness of Pitcher Nicholls. of the London club, was responsible for St.

Thomas' victory today. In addition to six bases on balls he hit three batsmen. The score: R.H.E. London 02000000 02 i St. 10 10 0 11 0 x-4 4 4 Nicholia and Matteson; Foye and Green and Powers.

Umpire: Halligan. FOUR HITS IN TWO I.VS. Berlin, Hay 8. Ward allowed I'e-terboro but two hits today and the Dutchmen won from Peterburo again. 4 to 3.

Score: R.H.E. Berlin 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 14 6 Peterboro 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-3 2 1 Ward and Reidy; Brodle and McNeal. CANADIAN LEAGUE STANDING. Won. Lost.

P.O. St. Thomas 0 Berlin 2 0 I'M" Ottawa 1 1 Brantrord 1 Ouelph 1 Hamilton 1 1 Peterboro 0 2 London 0 2 Todays games Ottawa, at Berlin; Guelph, at Hamilton; London, at St. Thomas; Peterboro, at Brantt'oid. MANUFACTURERS' LEAGUE Big Local Concerns Will Take Up Baseball at Once.

A meeting for the purpose of orKiniz-ing a Manufacturers' Bae'ofill League in Ottawa will be held on Wednesday next. The Ottawa Car Company has alre.uiy decided to enter and the Ottawa Electric Company, the Library Bureau, I lie Kclipse Manufacturing Company and many other local concerns are also ex pected to get into the game. There are I many g.md ball players on tlie staffs of the various local rirms and the league would undoubtedly prove a bii; success. Games win be played on Saturday afternoons and in the evenings, if the number of teams makes it necessary to play midweek games. Applications for membership may be sent to The Citizen Sporting F.dltor, who will turn them over to the organizers.

The German city of Hamburg has completed plans for a municipal university on a Iaree scale. WAI.TKK 1.1.1 X. Ottawas New PitchiT. Who loot. Promising.

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chain-nionshlp race to be held At the Inland Stadium. May 17th. has been given a more pronounced international anpoct by the addition of a SwIsn champion long-distance runner. He la Adolpk Ketterer, of-Banel, Switierland, and ne hold credential for winning a number of Swies and French races from to 25 mllea. He won the Marathon in 1908 from the famoue D- friea, dolnn 32 kilometre! under 1.

ine rieia now includes: Will Kolehmalnen, Finland, Ted Wood. England. Tom. Longboat, Canada. Boh O'Brlfn, Canada.

Begley, Canada. Billy Queal. Culled States. The open even? are: one mile, 1M yards, city champloiiihlp. 200 yards handicap.

The world's acreage devoted to flax cultivation lias Increased about 40 per cent In the last four years. I At Shortstop. Rowe Had Great ed one. leaving the final 11 to 4 for the visitors. in the last Brantford could only score one.

Lill was In superb form. The visitors had all the earmarks of champions today. Joe LIU. the new pitcher, except for a tendency to be wild, worked beautifully. His speed was dazzling and his curves broke sharply over the corners.

He fanned seven Red Sox, who only secured one good wallop off his delivery, a homer by Brundage in the second. Ottawa fought hard for today's game, and Umpire Daly appeared off color. He made the pitchers groove the plate, which did not help the Ottawa heaver any. But until the seventh it was a pitchers' battle. Donovan held the champions to one hit to the seventh, but blew up when his support failed.

Tully, the new Ottawa shortstop, looked good In the field, but a trifle weak at the bat Lage caught a fine game, despite Lill wildness, and cut off all attempts to steal. The Ottawa catcher also showed ability at the bat. Kvery man on the Ottawa team, except Robertson. Rogers and Tully. had hits.

Rowe played a brilliant fielding game, and Lill covered his position effectively. Dolan's work, both at bat and In the field, was one of the features. He had a double as well as a homer. Brantford contributed six errors. Ottawa had only eight hits, but they were nearly all bunched in the seventh and ninth.

Score: OTTAWA. Ab.R.H.Po.A.E. Harris. 2b 4 2 12 0 0 Howe, r.f. and sa 4 2 1 4 4 0 Shaughnessy, c.f 4 0 1 0 0 0 Dolan.

lb 3 2 2 13 0 0 Robertson. 3b 3 10 0 10 Callahan, l.f 0 1 2 0 5 117 0 0 Tully, s.s 2 0 0 0 2 0 Lill. 4 2 1 0 3 0 Rogers, r.f. 3 1 0 0 0 0 Totais 37 11 8 21 10 0 BRANTFORD. Ab.R.H.Po.A.E.

JJndeburn, Tesch, s.s. l.f. 13 13 2 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 3 0 1 13 Wagner, 2b. I vers, lb Oreutt. iib Rrundaffe, r.f.

Diem, c.f Chapdelaine, c. Donovan, p. Coose, 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 I 1 0 Totals Scor bv inninas: 29 4 6 27 12 Krantford 1 1001000 14 Ottawa. 00000060 511 Summary: Krrors: Tesoh, Brumlage, chi imiiuvan, nume runs: ttrun-daee and Dolan. Two base hits: Do-lan.

Sacrifice hits: Tesch. 2: Shaugh- ne.sy. fiaj-e on balls: Lill. Donovan, Coose, 1. flit by pitcher: Lindeburn.

j.i,ictii, itits. Wll ru lit IIVO 111 six innings. Passed balls: Chapdelaine, i-tye. joiioie piay. 1 escn to agner to Ivers.

Struck out: tlv- Donovan bv Lill. 7. Umpire: Daly. KEVINS' TEAM WINNERS Championship of 0. A.

A. C. Duckpin League Decided. Two matches ivere played In the O.A.A.C Iniekpln League laar night. (Tom Tliorne took a pair from Georjre two from Jimmie Campbell's team.

The victory last night gives the championship, after an interesting series, to Nevins' team, which has bowled in very consistent form throughout its schedule. Scores: THUKXKS. Flick S7 Costello 79 Clendinnen 3 Thorne 77 90 85 S3- 260 241 79254 96267 94 Total 326 361 336 1022 WILSON'. Ashfi.ld SB 74 259 Wilson. 95 76 71 242 Rnhy R5 st 79 24s Wilson, Ceo 83 10ft 86 269 Total 349 334 335 1018 Thorne wins two games.

CAMPBELL. Campbell McAdam Da ra McDonald 93 88 84 87 87 82 SI 21 8325:) 87 258 85257 85 Total 352 341 33fi NEVINS. -1029 Roberts Edwards Pinard Nevins 88 8S 87252 249 86264 86264 9 85 90 Total 3.16 350 353 ltt9 Nevins wins two games and championship. 3 CIUES BJDD1KG For Return Match Between Zbyszko and Le Marin. Montreal, May 8 It is now stated that three of America's biggest cities are aner anotner wrestling match between Constant I Marin and Zbyszko.

This match is to be mixed stvles- that is, one bout at caich-as-catch-can. one uoui i.iaeco-i;oman, and tlie third bout to Ije decided upon in some independent manner as far as the matter of stvle soes. Le iMarln and Zbyszko signed articles for the match last night, and Mr. Kennedy is now awaiting telegrams from Buffalo. New York, and Chicago, e.u of which has expressed a desire to have the match, as to what terms they will oner.

"Three Swallows." Sir John Power and 8on' "Three Swallow" Irish Whiskey Famous for over a century Of Highest standard of purity Distillers to His Majesty the King. French-Cuban Combina tion Beat Him in Handicap? All lines, as far as wrestling followers are concerned, will lead tonight to the Hldeau Rink, where Stanislaus Zbyszko will make the first appearance of his career In Ottawa. Zbyszko will tackle liaymond Cazeaux and Ilia Vincent, in a handicap match. He guarantees to throw both men within an hour. Zhyszko went up again.it tib proposition at Montreal.

Wednesday night, and finally floored both men afiei one of the -iiost exciting sessions over staged at Suhmi' Pnrk. Cazeaux gave him a hard battle, and Vincent had the Polish ehnmpion on uneasy street several times, iour i five hundred saw the bou. and epve Zbyszko a great reception. The phenomenal Pole is in great form, and it is probable that Ottawas will also turn out in large numbers to greet him. Handicap matches are as a rule better than straight bouts, as they mean swift action from beginning to end.

Zbyszko is a glutton for work, and can take and give punishment for hours without a whimper. Both Cazeaux and Vincent roughed it with the heavyweight champion aspirant in Wednesday's bout, but the big fellow held his Dunlop Traction Tread bicycle tires, like the rest of the Dunlop bicycle tire family, are made by the Doughty Patent Process. No other tire-maker in Canada can use this patent. That means Dunlop is the one bicycle tire so made that you can be absolutely sure of uniformity of construction year in, year out See Your Dealer leaving it 3 to 3. Brantford's shortstop.

Tesch, fumbled a liner by Rowe, and "Ked" was hxtafe at first Malinger Shaughnessy himself followed with a beautiful hit Ito right, which scored two more, and traised Ottawa's total to six, whereupon tDonovan was removed from the Jscenery and "Chubby" Couss substituted. Ttobertson, up a second time. tended the asronv bv ermitnlinir out terantford fans could scarcely realize what had taken place, for in a few feminutes Ottawa had just doubled the jfceore. Great base running had helped bdo It, Rowe, Harris and Lill showing piigh speed on the linos. Not content with having three runs no the good, tho Ottawas came hack In the ninth and applied the finishing Ptouches.

Tench, the Sox sitort-Jfctop, wlto liml a hazy noon, fumb-Ued twice, and Callahii'i followed with in bingle, which filled the hnses. Here iT'rank Dolan stepped into the lime-Qight, and assaulted Coo.se for a home fcrun, driving the ball behind the Dyke, ftfiiid adding four more. Shaughnessy jelso had another hit, and he, too, scor iDHTT'S HOME RUN IT Montreal Finally Took a Game From Providence. Leafs Lost to Newark. Baltimore Is still leadine; thp Baseball Uatiiif, Buffalo 'coming strong behind them.

By winkling their gamp, the Koyals are now 'tlfid with Jersey City in tho seventh ijilace. Toronto lost to Newark, and are jfctlll in the cellar position. Scores: SHAW'S COSTLY FUMBLE. Toronto, May 8. Shan's muff of a ffly ball paved the way for the only erun of the game here today between ps'ewark and Toronto, the former win-Khlng by 1 to 0.

Lee bad all the breaks Bn pitcher's duel with Gouliat. Score: K. H. K. BCewark ooooooiOO i 4 1 KL'oronto uOOOrtOOOO 0 4 1 Iee and McCarty; (Juuliat and (Jra- RAY DKMMITT'S HOMEIt.

Montreal, May 8. Demmitt's borne Orun drive over the ilht fit-Id fenoe to-3 ay, after (iilhooly opened the fourth wlth a single, won toduy'H game for Montreal. Two Pinnies and an out netted the other inn in the sitme session. Apart from thi.s Kesiieel was effective. Madden's error was responsible for Providence's only run.

the banes full and none out in the seven tli, McGraynor funned F'latt, nd Powell K't Shean on an easy fly to Xemmltt. Score: R. H. K. Providence n00MiVnu-l I Montreal OuU3tMjU'l0x 3 9 1 Resisel and Onslow; Mctiiaynor and (gladden.

DAVIS ALLOWKD TWO. Buffalo, May 8. Ceo. A. Daviw.

of S.ancaster, the. young college pitcher, was the whole show here today, and held the Bisons to two stnslea, one a scratch, and applied a coat of whitewash, Score: K. H. K. Buffalo OOOOflftOOO 2 3 Jersey City 006util 7 13 0 Cadore, Beehe and trawdy Pavisand Sullivan.

PLAYKR BKOK FINGKR. Rochester. May S. Hoeliester won Iti to 5. Martin for Rochester lasted out the pame.

Priext at Bhnrt. rereiit-1 purchaseil from Chanel's Yankees, had one finger broken by a line drive. JScore: H. E. Rochester 31 2x 16 21 3 Baltimore el imkMihhi 5 24 2 Martin and Blair; Juhnson.

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Lost. Baltimore 13 6 tiM Buffalo 10 7 588 Newark 1 1 8 679 Providence 9 8 529 Hochester 8 In 444 Montreal 8 11 421 Jersey City 8 II 421 Toronto 6 12 333 Today's games Newark at Toronto: I LVJ AflV nniu 1 ililLl EVERYTHING iV Providence at Montreal: Baltimore at Rochester; Jersey City at Buffalo. ZBYSZKO HAD SN'AP. (Juebec. May 8.

The wrestling match here tonrglu between Zbyszko and Pardello wsa very one-sldel and caused great dissatisfaction among the epetlators. I'arclello was no match for Zhyezko, who took two straight falls in tibout minuteo. Ml FOR MES AND BOM. IZpL.