The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 11

i THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH I In the two man bowling: tournament of the Toung cnns tian association Saturday night. Deiter and Osterhout took three games from Warren and Fegley, while Sekol and Yvethers duplicated the trick on Bar tram and Coons. Following: is the score, standing: of the teams and games to be played next week: Peiter ITS 165 151 Osterhout 4 13B 131 1ST Totals 334 StH 318 Warren Fegley Totals Sekol Wethers Totals Bartram and Deiter and Osterhout Gemberling and Warren Prown and Kirchoft Hattermer and Sullivan. Howe and Segraves Magovern and Tobey Rolls and Schooley Sekol and Wethers Tarren and Fegley jBartram and Bisbing and Scott .145 .164 Bartram 126 Coons 138 Totals 264 Standing vf the Train YV ..16 .15 .14 ,.10 .10 8 8 3 15 116 162 3 3 6 10 11 1 14 IS 19 IS 145 1S1 .309 274 .145 .175 .3:0 3i: 132 1W 27S 232 P. C.

.876 .761 .714 .555 .553 .476 .444 .416 .333 .296 .142 This Wffk'i Schedule. Tuesday. April IS Brown and Kirchoft vs. Bartram and Pawling; Gember ling and Warren vs. Howe and Segraves; Schooley and Rools vs.

Hattermer and Sullivan. Thursday. April Gemberling and Warren vs. Sekol and Wethers: Fegley and Warren vs. Howe and Sea raves: JIagovern and Tobey, vs.

Hattermer ana Sullivan. Saturday, April 22 Schooley and Rolls vs. Bartram and Pawling; Bartram and Coons vs. Bisbing and Scott; Brown and Kirchoff vs. Deiter and How the Races Go American Leacue.

Won. lAtst. Detroit 4 New York 3 0 Washington. 2 1 rt. Cleveland Boston Chicago Athletics St.

Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati New York National League. Won. Lost. 2 ...2 1 ...2 1 The meadow league season will open next Sunday. There are twelve teams in the league and a schedule of twenty two games has been arranged schedule follows: Americans at home With Dunmore.

April IJ July 16. With C. A. May 7 July 30. With Anthracite.

May 21 Aug. 13. With Outlaws, June 4 Aug. 27. With Cubs.

June IS Sept. 19. With Regulars, July 2. Crescents at home With C. A.

C. April 23 July 16. With Anthracite. May 7 July 3n. With Outlaws.

May 21 Aug. IS. With Cubs. June 4 Aug. ST.

Wrrh Regulars. June IS 10. With Dunmore, July 2. 14 Knrse at home 1S2 win. Anthracite.

April 23 July 16. With Outlaws. May 7 July 30. With Cubs. Ma 21 Aug.

13. With Kegulars. June 4 Aug. 27. With Dunmore, June.

28 Sept. 10. With C. A. July 2.

Throop at home With Outlaws, April 23 July 16. With Cubs. May 7 July 30. With Regulars, Mar 21 Aug. 13.

With Dunmore. June 4 Aug. J7. With C. A.

C. June 18 Sept. 10. With Anthracite. July 2.

Athletics at home With Outlaws. April 23 July 16. With Cubs. May 7 July 30. With Regulars, May 21 Aug.

13. With Dunmore, June 4 Aug. 27. With C. A.

June 4 Aug. 27. With Anthracite, June 18 Sept, 10. With Outlaws. July 2.

Amateurs at home With Regulars, April 23 uly 16. With Dunmore. May 7 July SO. With C. A.

C. May 21 Aug. 13. With Anthracite June 4 Aug. 27.

With Outlaws, June 18 Sept. 1. With Cubs, July 2. Dunmore at home With Americans July 9. With Amateurs, June 25 Julv 23.

With Athletics. June 11 Aug. '6. With Throop Mav 28 Aug 20. With Old Forge, May 4 Sept.

3. With Crescents, April 3ft Sept. 17. C. A.

C. at home With Crescents July 9. With Americans. June 25, July 23. With Amateurs June 11 Aug.

6. With Athletics May 28 Aug. 23. With Throop. April 3 Sept.

17. Outlaws at home With Thrnr.11 9 P. C. I With Olil nrB Ti.lv 11 10 Wirh Crescents June 11 Aug. 6.

With Americans May 2S Aug. 20. i With Amateurs, Mav 14 Sept. 3. .) With Athletics April 34 Sept.

17. at home .333 with Athletics July 9. .20 With Throop. June 25 Julv 23. With Old Forge.

June 11 Aug. 6. With Crescents. May 28 Aug. 20.

I With Americans, Mav 14 Sept. 3. P. C. With Amateurs, April 30 Sept.

17. at home S67 With Amateurs, July 9. 67 i With Athletics, June 25 Julv 23. With Throop. June 11 Aug.

6. 00 I With Old Forge, May 28 Aug. JO. 333 With Crescents. May 14 Sept.

3. .333 With Americans. April 30 lept. 17. .000 I SCR ANTON BICYCLES Dayton Bicycles, 5 ing Bicycles.

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Old 'Phon. 1435 140M3 S.nd.rn Av.u. Steel Fly Split Bamboo Fly Rods Trout Reels Trout Baskets Trout Flies, dozen. i Taaffee, rf. Young, ss Venable, 3b Jackson, If Mecherly, 2b Wood, Coady, Its Kane, Munroe.

Slaughter, Malloy, Rooney, Skillman, Totals "rcmm. at 17, tzu. D0V1ERS III FAST GAIJBTOR PLACE Two Man Team Tournament Growing in Interest at OAC37 IEISO CM C0P2FOLS DUCi'UAlSn mils map season Foitn Plains Miner Keeps St. Louis Guessing and Strikes Out Eight Men. OPEN NEXT SUNDAY LOSE TO TOItCIITO Twelve Second Class Teams Work of the Four Pitchers Only Redeeming Feature of the Exhibition.

Ready for Crack of the Bat. H. R. Y. M.

C. A. 1912 Packard "30" Touring Car LEADERS NOT CHANGED WHERE THEY PLAY FIRST ERRORS DONATE RUNS McINTYRE'S STAR CATCH Because of the Icy Easier Sundav weather the game scheduled for Mi nooka yesterday between Joe Kellv'a The Toronto Eastern leaguers and! Monte Cross' hopefuls was rendered null aud void, tin rha Mm. through to nine courses to the chilly amusement of nearly a thousand fans, and the boys with the engraved maple leaves on their left arm won. 5 to As far as hits went some of them went as far as the makijf's sign the Toronto boys would not have won If they were playing yet, but a lunij.

infield wheeiers by Venable, Mecher Kane, Skillman and repeat on Mecher ly turned out a round quintet luscious runs for "Kelly's The best tilings in the game from a local StandDOint were thA a an Young. Slaughter. Malloy, Rooney and Skillman, the four of them, gave fine account of themselves against the heavy clubbing Torontos, who have been down South for the past three weeks hitting everything that any old kindi of a pitcher offered and yet they were made to look like a rear bunch of swampers by the offerings oi the local hurlers. Toung at short wm a private whirlwind. He is wonderful as ever, and if the kid could only de velop some tatting Dower he would hop right into the class of the BarryV anu The visitors would never have scored but for those errors.

In the second inning Venable, Mecherly and Kane fell all over themselves in their eagerness to give souvenir runs to the Maple Leaves, and succeeded in giving three tainted scores to the guests. Again in the fourth, Mecherly donated) another error ata critical stage and a fourth run was "brung" in. In the meantime the locals were wielding bats no more effectively than lead pencils, and they had no chance to score from the first to the ninth. Today the Montreal Eastern leaguers who were rather easy picking for the Barons Saturday afternoon, will be matched against the locals. The saiu up that bucked the center against Toronto win represent this fair city of electricity.

Two new arrivals joined the squad yesterday, to wit: Pitchers Gaskill and Harkins. The latter is one of Cross" hopefuls and is already measured for a permanent uniform. Saturday's score: SCRAXTOX. TORONTO." snaw, cr i Keerer, vf Delehanty. If i Jordlan, lb i Bradley, 3b i Mullin, 2b ss Phelps, Kocher, Winter, Mueller, Totals Score by innings: 11 Thing You INed for th R.

H. O.A.E 0' 1 3 0 How much fun you get out of your fishing trip will depend on what you take in your kit, as well as on what you leave out The experienced fisherman knows. He travels light but he ever neglects to take the necessities. We offer here some suggestions of what we carry, and what you will need to make vour trtr ii.aCi.li. i piuuuiDie ana pieasant one: $1.50 to $10.00 50c to $4.00 $1.00 to $1.75 60c and $1.00 Harry The Sporting Goods Store' Trout Fly Books.

Trout Lines Landing Nets Snelled Hooks, package Gut Leaders Worm Boxes to $3.00 to $1.50 to $1.25 and 15c to 25c and 20c in hart 107 Washington Avenue 0 1 4 4 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 27 13 4 I H. O.A.E. 1 2 0 2 1 0 2 10 0 1 0 3 4 4 6 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 5 5 27 14 1 Scranton 00000000 00 Tonto 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 Bases on balls Off Roonev 1 off Mueller, 1. Two base hits Shaw. Rooney Three base hit Delehantv.

Stolen bases Tou g. Mullin. Sacrifice hitVaughan. Struck out By Slaughter, 1: by Rooney. 1: by Skillman, 1: ft," Winter.

by Mueller. 4. nni Winter to Mullin to Jordan: Young to enable. Left on bases Tornnm 1 Dy pitched muiuh. oy Koonev and Umpire Walsh.

Time 1:40 balls Skillman. Where They. Play Today XXIonal League. Phillies at Boston. Brooklyn at New York Pittsburg at Chicago.

St. Louis at Cincinnati. Amerteaa League. Boston at Philadelphia. Xew York at Washington.

Chicago at St. Cleveland at Detroit. Additional Sport on Page Sixteen DASEDALL Today and Tomorrow ATHLETIC PARK SCRANTON vs. MONTREAL Wednesday and Thursday vs. ALTOONA Game at 3 o'clock.

ST. April 16. Chicaeo won the first game of the opening se ries with the local team today. Walsh struck out eight men. In the eighth inning Mclntyre went iutothe overflow crowd and made a sensational catch of Clarke's long drive.

Score: ST. LOUS. 1 R. Hoffman, cf 0 Austin, 3b 0 Murray, rf 0 La 2b 0 Clarke, 0 Newnam, lb 0 Williams, If Wallace, ss Gregory, Pfeiffer, Totals MoConnell, Zeidor, ss Mclntre, of Dougherty, Meloan. rf Cobb, cf 0 Delehanty New nings).

Boston, Detroit son w). rf 2b MoriHiitjv 3I It Tannehill, 3b Jones, lb Sullivan, WRisn, Gainor. lb Ptanage. Lively, CHICAGO. Totals cr s.

Washington, Chicago, 0 vO Jo Totals 7 Score by innings: H. 1 1 3 R. H. O. 2 10 2 0 1 1 3 1 3 0 0 10 9 1 A.

1 0 2 1 1 0 3 1 1 11 2 A. E. 0 4 0 1 0 1 1 1 4 12, St. Louis 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 Chicago 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 07 Two base hits Wallace, Walsh. Stolen bases Dougherty, Zeider.

Struck out By Walsh, by Gregory, by Pfeiffer, 4. Umpires O'Loug lin and Dineen. Detroit, Cleveland, 2. DETROIT, April 16. With Lively, a recruit, pitching Detroit defeated Cleveland today 5 to 2.

Doubles li Lajoie and Jackson resulted in Cleveland's runs. Detroit bunched hits off West in the first and sixth, and in the eight Krapp. who relieved West with two men on bases and no one out, was found for a double by Delehanty, which gave Detroit two tallies. Score: CLE VELA XD. Graney, Iff" Turner, 3b Jackson, cf Lajoie.

2b Easterly, rf Stovall. lb Smith, Ktiaupp, ss West, Kiapp, Totals Jones, If Bush, ss 0 Crawford: DETROIT. R. H. O.A.E.

.110 0 0 0 2 2 6 0 1 2 0 2 0 .0 2 2 1 0 .00100 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 7 24 18 1 R. H. O.A.E. 3 3 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 .02120 .02140 0 0 9 1 .0.0 6 2 0 .11 1 1 0 i 11 27 12 1 Score by innings: Cleveland ...1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02 Detroit .2 0 0. 0 1 0 2 5 Two base hits Lajoie 2, Jackson, Delehanty.

Stolen 'base Moriarity. Struck out By Lively. by West, 2: by Krapp, 2. Umpires Perrine and Sheridan. SATl RO tY'S HEH I.TS.

ntlonal l.raaur. Ronton. 5: Phillies. 4 (10 innings). Xew Brooklyn, 3.

Cincinnati. 3: Pit'. burg. 2. St.

Louis, Chicago, 3 10 innings). Scranton, Toronto, 5. Albany, Jacksonville, 3. American League. York, Athletics, 4 Cleveland, St.

Louis, 3. 4 America Milwaukee. 4 Louisville, 2. Columbia, 2: Minneapolis, 1 nings). Toledo St.

Paul, rain. Other Base Ball Scores. At Petersburg. Va. Trenton State) Petersburg (Virginia) poned; wet grounds.

(10 in (8 Innings, (19 in South Allaatle I.raaue. At Savannah First, Savannah. Augusta, 1. Second, Savannah, Augusta, 4. At Jacksonville Jacksonville, Albany, 4.

At Columbia 0: Charles ton, 1. At Macon Macon, Columbus, 5. (Trl post At Baltimore Baltimore (Eastern league), 14; Walbrook Athletic club, 4. At Wllkes Barre Vilkes Barre (New York State league), 11; Montreal (East ern), s. Collrge Ganiea.

At Ithaca Cornell, 5: Lhigh, 2. At Annapolis Navy, Bucknell, o. At Carlisle, Pa Ursinus, Dickin son, l. At Nashville Vanderbllt gan, 6. Michi I At west roint west Point.

Tufts. At Baltimore Harvard, Johns Hopkins, 3. At Easton, Pa. Lafayette college, Holy Cross, 2. luwii gauir puaijjuuea wet grounds At Washington Catholic University Columbia, 2.

At Providence Brown University, rennsyivanja Z. ai ortnneia. vt. Unlver i jii, uuaaira seminarv. At Washington Princeton Geore At Atlantic City University of Penn.

sylvania Dartmouth game called off on account of rain. ai Michigan, 6: oil i. Bunion Defeat Baltimore. B.U.TIMORE. April lfi.

The Bcm. Americans today won a closely contested game from Baltimore lk. Eastern league by Score by Innings: fjjsn, I uu oycrm. score of 3 to i nun Boston 2 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 i Baltimore Batteries Killillay. Pane and M.rfn., Vl.l Dr rl Loaea the Po rt a The McKeesport Basketball tl.m champions of the Central league, took the fourth straight game from the De Nerl team, of the Eastern leam c.t.

rday night at Pittsburar. Scnr 20. The game was thn last th. ties for Vbe. championship of theworld.

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