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I GOSSIP FOR THE FANS II

OrvfUe Page Marsoa pltcber atan Mason record a Xsrafcsjl FteMChicago by twirling a nohit nonm saneagainst Depauw University t tt aM In-

cidentally winning the contest 4 to L

struck out eleven men

Champ the leading candidatefor the shortstop job with LoWsCardinals holds an unusual record He

been in the major league timebut has spent only one fun season in thebig smoke

He rim played with Washington thenwas ahifted to the New York

He was then sold to IndianopoUsand went from there to the CentralLeague Then he was drafted a coupleof times by the White Sox but sentback every time

Last fall the 8t Louis dub wasby his sensational fielding acd

put in a draft for him He has alwaysbeen a consistent hitter

The Sioux City Western League dubhas signed Pitcher Harry Eels formerly-of Cleveland

Pitcher Stony lat of StLow has signed with the Milwaukeeclub of the American Association

Th Troy club of the New YorkLeague baa purchased Pitcher HIWest from the Indianapolis club of theAmerican Association

Joseph Ktnian of Sterling IlL hatbeen engaged as manager of the Winonaclub of the new WisconstnMinnesotaLeague

Addle Jose and Cy Young both oCleveland hold the record of retiring con-secutively twentyseven batsmen in aleague game

Roger Bresnahar has a new honor ifIt can be called such He is the firstman to be put off a ball field this seasonIt happened in the seventh inning atChicago in the opening game when Bresnahan told Umpire Klem a few thingsthat the arbttrirtor did not like

Rossman at the present time has thedistinction of carrying around more dia-monds than any member of the Detroitteam He has a cluster of threecaratstones in his tie and he carries a sparkier on his hand which is worth a tidysum To look at the prosperous Detroitbunch one would be led to think that aJewelers convention waa In session Thediamondbedecked athletes attract no lit-tle attention It is an easier task tomention who do not them than itis to give an fled list of those whocarry sparklers Of the veteran pitchersMullin and Summers are most unpre-tentious this way The diamonds in

family are worn by Mrs MuiUnwhile Summers has never hankered toea tone although well fixed to wear oneMcIntyre Kiliifer and Beckendorf donot wer diamonds although Matty and

Red were participants in the worldseries Both used their money to another advantage KHltfer sinking his pilein lumber interests on the

Dr Powers the Athletic catcher restedwell last night and his condition stxtwMan improvement His temperature wasalmost normal and the doctors are hope-ful that the Athletics catcher will pullthrougti The operation appears to haveben entirely successful

The relative strength of the variouscannot be Judged until all of them

have met each other Then too physicalcondition Is as nwh of a factor In tileresult of games this early in the season-s real playing strength Hence because

in the American league Detro1 haswon three games it must not be taken asconclusive proof that its opponents areweak or that the Tigers will lead nextSeptember or eves a month hence

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players gonethe close of lie season and of whatcaliber the new rerrults are which havebeen dug up by the various managers itis impossible to get anything like a cor-rect line on the strength of the eightrival teams in each league And as amatter of fact few of the players haveas yet truck their proper gait nor willthey get into their stride before aboutMay 1 after they have had a little morewarm weather to thaw them out

We observe with chagrin that no pro-vision in the press box at the PoloGrounds has been made for the sportingeditor of the Outlook N Y MaiL

No word yet from Pack Cbesbro orFred Glade but Chief Stallings heisnt worrying a bit

Tom Brown the old Louisville andBrooklyn outfielder is touting theas a sure thing for the Ant divisionBrown has secured berth in the NewYork State League as umpire

Clarence Beaumont laughs at the ideathat Johnny Evers is going to quit base-ball Beau knows Johnny couldnt bekept ont of the pane except with an ax

Jack Hayden like it with the Cube buthas a grievance against President Mur-phy saying the latter promised to givehim a contract calling for the same mon-ey he received last season and then cutit ISO per month

The Cleveland club is to ask for waiverson five more players at once hut

Lajoie refuses to give out the namesAndrada Foster and Gougb all pitchershave already been dropped

That Clarke thinks highly of TommyLeach a coach as well as a playeris apparent Fred says he may quit afteranother reason and if he does it is nothard to pick his successor as managerof the Pirates

The quartet of the visiting players atthe new Philadelphia American Leaguepark are the same as those for the hometeam except that they are not so com-modious Twenty lockers of the samerise aDd make as those used by the Atiletics have been installed and the bathis equipped with two showers instead otthree To the left of the main entrance

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Organised baseball has always made adistinction between contract Jumpers sadthose who have violated their reserve antihas always lenient with the latter attime of a settlement following any base-ball flareun It is a recognised tact thatthe reserve rule works a hardship on theball player but the baseball Authoritiesare forced to continue ft and to sustainit the rule being the corner stone of theprofessional game

In Abstein it is thought Plttsburglast secured a fleet baseman He

knows baseball and is a good fielder andbatter Kane has Improved much overhis playing of test year and Howard WEarl the scout for the team thinks Kaneoutfit to be one of the finest first bassmen in the business Jimmy is all rightIn batting but his fielding of ground ballsis against him

Much has been written M the put aboutthe harmony within the ranks of the De-troit Tigers Men have pointed out thatit is this harmony that helps winand that since it is found in abundkneeamong the Tigers it is but natural thatthey should carry oft the championshipThis same harmony exists this yearSince the men have started out there hasnot been the least dissension nut theleast bit of quarreling no bitter feelingof any kind and this spirit counts forjust about as much as perfect condition

Detroit News

Al BuckeoDerger who followed PrankSelee as manager of the Boston Nationalsand went back to manage the RochesterEastern League team has retired perma-nently be says tram baseball He hasfound a billiard hall profitable In Roches-ter his beme city

Fielder expressed great satisfac-tion when informed that Billy Sullivanbad been selected as his successor tomanage the Chicago American Leagueclub In selecting Hilly Sullivan to man-age the team Jones Comiskey se-cured the best possible man for the position Sullivan will keep the team in therace He is popular with the fans theplayers all like him ao4be knows every-thing in the game from A to Zready and willing to assirt him in any-way possible should be think it necessaryto consult me except to go to theteam

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this year They are going to keepall the stars on the bench until theymeet Washington and then send themout to clean up the Nationals Ftonny

hose neartallenders put the Napsout of commission last year justthey looked a one to ten bet for thenig Exchange

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Since he became a major fcaguer Sullivan has caught a total of 853 games andIn the last lye seasons he has caught 5

games an average of more than aseason When he became a member ofthe Boston Nationals in the fall of IS-he caught twentytwo games before theseasons finish

Bill Hinchman the Nap great sunfield-er saya that the Cleveland sun gardenis the hardest in the country to play Hillhas played sunneids in both of the bigleagues and several of the minors Thesunneids in Cincinnati and New York arevery troublesome but Bill Insists that theone in Cleveland has them nil backed offthe boards Hin h never hit less than300 before be landed in select companyand he believes that Old Sol is the causeof his batting eye being dimmed

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gpreial to Tke Vajhinctoa thruMLynchjMirg Va April 17 The Shoe-

makers won frum Greensboro of theCarolina Association today in asnappy and Ilghthittins game thebeing 2 to L The game was a battle be-tween Moser and Bertrand Both runsprior to the winning one were assisted byerrors In the ninih a double by Bernardsacrifice by Ziegler and a long driveover center by Caul won with none outScore

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AGGIES LOSE HI VIRGINIA

Eastern Win by HeavyUitrinfrU-

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Front Royal Va April 16 Eastern Col-lege defeated Maryland Agrlcultuarl Col-lege by the score of 9 to 2 in a game fullof sharp fielding and heavy hitting Quln

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made three running catches of the sonsational order

Errors were mainly responsible for thevisitors defeat

In the sixth innin Boards threebaggerfollowed by Saleys single started the rungetting Johnson of Eastern had goodsupport and had the visitors at his mercyOnly three hits were made oft him Thescore

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Lexington Va April M Washingtonand Lee University today defeatedRichmond College 3 to 0 in a pretty gameHood featured for varsity making threehits three times up Watts pitchedlint game for varsity and made goodHerring and Speed also played a goodgame Meredith Ezekiel and Sheppardwere in the limelight for Richmond Col-lege The visitors play V M I tomorrcw Score

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Mount St Marys Defeat Bucknell8prcitl tt The Washington llcreld

Md April Mount StMarys today beat Buckoctt in a heavyhitting game by the score or S to Score-

R HEMount Marys 0 2 9 1 3 0S 2BcriKn 2 C 0 03 4 iB tt ri Tonixuj and McHojcb Kcaaelman and

Cricket Game PostponedThe cricket game scheduled to be played-

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BUSY P6II LOCAL FANS

Many Teams Will Cross flats oaSHU il Lola

Toony will be a busy day for the loralbaseball taM Nearly every team repre-sentative of the college high and preparatory schools and clubs is scheduled for agame in this city or near by

Over on the Hilltop Georgetown willtake another crack at the University ofPennsylvania cripples Penn has manyfollowers IK thIs city and a large crowdof rooters are expected to be on handPenn will use her star slabman Schultr-Ln an effort to square things withlocal collegians Montgomery will opposehim and a battle royal expected

Qailaudrt College next in Jin will ROto Chestertown Md for the final gamewith Mike Thompsons braves Thenosed out their opponents in a Fameplayed hi this city several weeks ago andhope to keep up the K O work

Of the club teams Hloomingdale willplay St Johns College at Annapolis antiBrookland and Bright wood wilt clash onthe formers

The high schools will have a huy dayWith the exception of Tech all games-Tiill be played with local or KiibuH anteams The McKinley School nine willplay Fredericksburg College Business isbooked to meet Georgetown Irepe Vntral will play Woodside of the SuhurbanI easme and Western will crows hats withthe let Wisconsin independent nine

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mvoaiEx TorirvAMEXT RESULTS

Miller and ODonnell rntinue to wintaking three out of jv from Roderickand Miller Charlie Millar tnppl i thpins for a 24 game the last t The evening-

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Den OLoary veterxn pi Trinr t irifconqueror f the Vstop reathis city yesterday afternoon and alltIon the sporting editor of The WatnirRtonHerald

OI e ry Is here ropref ntin a wellknown Eastern commercial firm anti willremain for several days In overhis J st record the famots soil trodorsaid Yes I have had many interestingexperiences My career has been n-

eventfnl ore and I have gotten mudpleasure out of life

I have outpaced Weston three timesfirst 1 Chicago in 1875 years later inLondon and again in 1W And I amstill going at a lively and am readyto defend a title which I rightfully claim

There are undoubtedly a number of aJnirers of the novel sport among the localcontingent of outdoor life starfiputsAny one wishing instructions in th artof longdistance walking can reacu the fa-mous authority through the sporting de-partment of The Washington Herald

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XKHS er of Sans Lnnsfwrd Hot ARTrail of Clever Boxer

Joe Woodman manager of Sam Langford has put it squarely up to StanleyKetchell who has Just been matched tofight Johnson at Colma on October 12

Woodman says that while he hasto leave with Langford fr Eng

land next Wednesday he will postponethe trip until April 22 and will agree tohave the Boston negro meet Ketchell In atenround bout on April 36 or 27 in NewYork the winner to take the entire monej offered the boxers end As therecan be no decision by the referee Woodman says be tilll leave the question ofsupremacy to the press and club memherB but he algo states that if Ketchell i

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out before the limit Is reached

HAEKISOKSTTEG WINS MEETCaptures Trophy of Shenandoah Val-

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UHarrisonburg Vs April firstannual meet of the Shenandoah ValleyAthletic Association was held at Lake i

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Five school were interested Harrisonburg High School Mxssanatten Acad-emy of Woodstock Shenandoah Colle-giate Institute of Dayton Staunton HighScVool and Augusta Military Academyof Fort Defiance

Hiuri uJug High School led with Mpoints Ausus Mllltarj Academy with I

second with 24 points while Massanutten won third place with 15 points TheStaunton Military Academy entered by ipermission of the association and hadthey qualified in tine would have winHarriMMiburg Hen Schuoi by toi

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What Cantfltea said toBill Shiptw for allowing Street to tryhome fat the Dearth

Sine Gotcfe bumbled Mthmom theyare calling tba by the testof Yuaetess

Vice President Sherssaa says that hethinks Jim Detobanty is the best secondjHasemea m the world Outside ofJim Is aD right

Baa Johnson was 1 oar nrfdst againyesterday and saw lbs Nationals trounceBoston While Ben cttdaT say thatWashington would probably finish in tiledrat division he admitted the Nationalslookfed mighty good

Tariff threatens a lemon famine an-nounces a Baltimore paper Dole thismean that Bill Squires will be kept enthe other sUe of the pond tin a white

The Edward Payson Club hasdisbanded as Fred Weimar of the PressClub recently bought a taxicab

Tripp the crack shortstop of the Xng-Jicr tools very snuck peeved becausewe stated recently that he hailed fromAlexandria He wants it understood thathe lives In Anarostia the land of the midnight cockfights

Come to think of it you dont see halfso many office boys at baseball games ayou do jokes about them in the daily an

j jHTiodical press The audience it roru-i poSt mostly of citizens past middle age

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NorfoLk V April J6 Aaejrtthe KRjtroReh of the opening ef-th bftMeball la NorfolkPestmarftor Curacy banthe following netlee te be con

lxefmT posted IH tile ofllcci-AH reqiieAtK for leave of ab

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the Itke niiuft be handed tothe of your dietKlen before 1 a in OBlag of the game

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i Fifth race Six furlongs Grate GeorgeNS Hatchettt 4 to 1 wonMcCarthy 7 to 1 second Lucy YoungSOS Paul 6 to 1 third Time 1125Herlida Carrie Elder and Col Craig altoranSixth furlongs Ros boro 138Burton o to 2 nnn MaledIction 120Conley 7 to 1 second Tackle 117 Bur-

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Third race Six furlongs Duke of Mi110 Mentry 1C to 5 won Aunt Kit

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St Tve and bis trainer took libertieswith a belcngina to a student an ipaddled sloan to the center of the lakewhere they attempied to change seats andpromptly went overboard

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leg crooked around crossarm of atelegraph pole at Ninth and Dauphinstreets looking for trouble in the tirealarm circuit William Cook a linerannlost his balance and fell to the pavement

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Cook suffered concussion of the brainand there were numerous contusions all-over his body His left arm was

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Womans Homeopathic Hospital in awagon but it is thought he will die

During the Spanish American warCock enlisted in the navy and whenRichmond P Hobeon called for vt unteems to run the Merriraac into the harborat Santiago and bottle up CerverssCook was one of the first to step forward

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