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ols after trying vainly to oven=~ a stymie In treat of a tree. HisfotOA nineteenth mum"10d down

k slope apa the succeeding mashieshit tel, sbort, enabling Maceasieto win the hole and match with a

VENUKMWIABDE WMAKENS.*Ater the Brst nine holes the match

T"O nip and tuck. frst one and thenother taking a hole. Finken-

,dt was the favorite at the start&ea fairly large gallery had him

pieked as a winner until he beganto weaken at the fourteenth.

topped his drive for the fifteenthtJsta stroke. and subsequentlybole, when the unoontrolled ballein adich.>n followed some exeptionallyand bad playing, by both con-ts. With MacKense one up.

bwere on the green at the six-teenth in- one and the hole was halvedla three. Flnkenstaedt rimming theGOP on a twlve-foot putt.Aftr failing in three shots to get

*a the green, MaeKeaste picked upat the seventeenth. eve& the match.

MARNS DRIILLIANT m..Cte of the most brilliant shes of

the match saved Finkenstaedt fromdebfat -at the eighteenth. With hisseond drive going into the rough.and his opponent on the green in two,Pinkenstaedt dropped the pill on histhird shot to within a foot of the.hole, which was halved.MacKenzie won his way to the final

by defeating Donald Woodward, ofColumbia. 4 and 3. while Finken-htaedt defeated John C. Davidson. ofthe host organisation. in the semi-Sual by the same acore.- AISD WINS SaCOND SIXTEEN.ljames Baird won top honors in the

asoond sixteen, defeating G. R. Tru-ott 3 up and 2 in the semil-fnal, andRobinson White -3 up in the final. Inthe semi-final White defeated H.MacKenae.M. B. Stevinson won the third six-

teen by defeating A. Russell, 1 up in") holes. In the semi-stlal StevinsonM ftoms J. McGough, S. and 7 and

Ii eliminated . A. White, 1 up in16 holes.

C. B. Hatch defeated L S. Barr inthe finals of the fourth sixteen. 2 up.In the semi-final -Hatch won from S.N. Greene, 3 and 2, and Barr defeatedW. Woodward, 2 up.

In the consolation finals. Walter R.MoCallum defeated Tom Moore in theAkat sixteen, 4 and 3: Maj. S. Williamsdefeated Cbaries Selden, 2 up, in the,esond; H. -A. Gilles defeated J. L.Mrr, 6 and 4 in the third, and 0. J.DeMoll trimmed W. C. Barr 2 up inthe fourth.

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Hoyt took a boating in the third,but then be settled down antdhelthe Grif runless. When Judge open-ed the a(Ath with a stinging singleto center. Miller Huggins refused totake any chances. He called in CadeMays who, amid a chorus of insultaand Jeer disposed of the home boysin a row.

GREIW TAKU UAa.The GrfE took a lead in the

second when, with one down. Shanksscratched a hit past Peek. O'Bourkebattered a single to center. Pictuichdropped a Texas leaguer in shortcenter, scoring Shanks, and WalterJohnson brought In ORourke with adouble-high up against the right Geldwall. Judge's long fly to Roth scoredPicinich, and Johnson took too muchground off second and was doubledup.The Yanks grabbed two in their

half of the third with two dead. Pippstrolled and came around on Mose'sdrive ever the scoreboard.The Griffs got one back in their

half, of the third thsobgh a littleluck. With one gone, Rice reachedsecond when Peak and Rot's couldnot decide which one should take hisTexas leaguer. Brower ther singledto short, Pock making a brilliantstop close to the bag. Rice scoredon a long fy to Roth. Shanks sin-gled, but O'Rourke fouled to Pipp.who went out to right field for theball.

All through the middle stages ofthe game it was a pitching duel be-tween Johnson and Hoyt, but theseventh saw Johnson saved from abad bresh by "Turkey" Brower.Hoyt 'singled with one out and Rothfollowed with an Infield bingle. Peckand Ruth were coming. Peck poledone to right. Brower came In, tookthe ball on the dead run and, witha perfect peg to O'Rourke, doubledup Hoyt at second.

TRE HEAVENS TUMELE,The heaven, tumbled in the eighth

when the Yanks tied the score.Babe Ruth started it off witit hismurderous bolt over the center fieldwall. That was a nice starter.Harris tossed out Pipp and then

Meusel doubled to left, dropping thebedl close to the line. Baker In-sisted on getting good balls, and sowalked. Ward came through witha hearty double to right. orngMeusel with the tying run. Iehangwas passed purposely, a goed move,for Hoyt hit into a double play,Johnson to Ploinich to Judge.The fans went wild when the Grils

grabbed a run in the last of theeighth, even though it came on afuke. There was one out AndShanks on first, when O'Rourke sin-gled to right. Seeing Shanks turn-ing second, Meusel seined the Sound-ing ball and fung it over among thepaying guests in the field boxes,That peg let Shanks score what ap-peared to be the winning run.

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PIRATES WIN 9 IN ROWMN DERTIN CARDS

PITTSBURGH, a 7 Pirates'made it mine straight by; 41efeating theCardinals today, 2 to 1. It was a

pitchers' battle between Glamner and!Sherdell. Not alone did Glasner pitchgilt-edged ball lIut he won his own

game, scoring the winning run/in theseventh Inning. With one out hetripled to right and ored on Bigfbee'ssingle@.

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HITON A. C BEATSSMOON BY 4TOlIIJunior High fchool forfted the

firet gaeof a scheduled doubleheader nild In the second gameo theHilton A. C. defeated the Maroon A.C. 4-1. Dorni, pitching for Hiltons,allowed 2 hits and fanned 1m Field-Ing and hitting of Johnson featured.An error and single proved costly tothe Hiltons for the Marooqs scoredtheir only tally.

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NARTIN'S WING AND BATBRING VICTORY TO CUBSCHICAGO, May 7.--Speed Martin

stopped the Reds this afternoon andwith his own hitting helped the Cubsto a 4-to-1 victory. The Cuba fellupon Brenton for a pair of their tal-lie and added two more in the in-ning that Luque, the Cuban, toiled.They hit free and easy. although thefirst four men in the batting ordermade only two hits and failed totally. Score-:

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w.orld,. -l - tolloer. Twe-basbitnobne. Threebse t-artir. &C.riso not.-Dolot. Terry. Stolen bae-

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Commission Cletas Boxer.CLZVELAND. Way ?.-Johnny Xii-

bane,featherweight ofampion of theworld. wi meet oifdy Jacks, ofEngland. aftr alL Ybe Clevelandboxing commission today reversed itdecision not to allow Kilbane to mostJackson. declaring that after an In-vestigation It found reports that Jack-son wan a "setup" wgw unfounded.

Wins Eighth Straight.The Sipherd A. C. added to it

string of seven victories by easlyptrouncing the Tiakons Park A. C. onthe Silver Spring* diamond by theScore of 22 to 2.The one-sided contest was featured

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Frank O'Rourke came through With adouble and two singlea, leading oil$team at bat. He was roundly aheered

b h Ruth's home- wead ayjarred the oocupaints of the old porch

i,0ster field. However. a tortydootfence protects then* afteen-nt fansthese days.Jack Quinn appeared to have noth-mnand Hoyt was a distinct improve-

meot hlen haee took7 upte whuin

duties. He went alon well enough.n. Judg ripped o a nge in t e

fate and yanked him in favor of Mara.

Jack Maharry the well-know soccestar. He doesn't know much about

baseball, but he's Warning.Frank O'Rourke's one-handed catch

of Peck's fy In the ninth was a poart-breaker and sghs of relief ebbed andfowed through the stand when be re-

gained him balance. still clinging 'othe ball.Jim Shaw may twirl todayve game.

He has been working hard under thetutelage of Uncle Nick Altrock andin

about ready to show at his bat. Thhteam leaves for Cleveland immediatelyAfter the contest.er

Jar Maha. te wllkng laeear

bu te weak b tting of roHobrought him back into the la-up Inthe seventh. He theun ompleted thegame behind the bat.

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for DBreemad faab teer *ben theOreat. Athiole- Club win powiliattavill, is nemersing,~aed the*Wlbag VW swisteekin the atr-000. on the Dsa*lafd 0"l.atrelg- ps01Wettle-'V eMPPtO ftro

hbth tesa, *soA the avtmowho he- bioS piling alL

Beckert or Dean osttbe mseiad in the-n gam, Nle, . whi haIs

pitohed brillastly, wtl) f"e the Doll.1g fWeld tda&. TM p0abe lineup ao the DBrook w. 101 hUll. Orstba.e; Xorkle orbqo; Fleod. thiraIshorttp; H. Dean er Pen 14ftaIMS 2Malt esaterese; DiaLop or Nffr,fight .6.e4: Caell or T. Doem.catcher.A One schedule haban stranged

by the Xuburba tomb. *9needlbggames with the XRIohbeeke -

ver sprin, Clargndon, De=afdgauotAthletie Club, Cardinal 4tbldtc Club. gWinaton Athletie Club. and otherstrong slubs. The sehedule as ea-ranged to date UooM:

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May a. Hstt lloe and Boiling hFYeM, at Drookl ; 154 Clarendon A.C., at Claren4on; 02. Masonic TeO=,at Brookland; 26, Bhamrock A. C.. IFourteenth and Potomae avenue asouthest; 30, Independent A. C.. atBrookland.June 5. Rookford A. C. at Brook-

land. and Meaoale Team. UnionLeague Park: 12. Metsopolitan A. C.at Brookland (pending); 19. Knicker-bocker Club. at Georgetown; 25. 3D-eednaught A. C.. at Alexandria; 26,Winston 'A. C.. at Rosedale Play- agrounds. 1July 2. Hyattsville American Legion I

Team, at Hyattsville, Md.; 3. WinstonA. C.. at Brook land: 9. HyattavilleAmerican Legion Team, at Brookland:10. Linworth A. C., Monument Lot; j16. Knickerbocker Club, at Brook-land; IT. Silver Spring, at SilverSpring, Md.; 2, Peerless A. C., atBrookland; 24, Shamrock A. C.. at CBrookland; July 11, Cardinal A. C. atBrookland; 1August 6. Dreadnaught A. C.. at

Brookland; 7. Linworth A. C., atBrookland; 14. Silver Spring. atBrookland; 21. Clarendon, at Brook-land (pending).

Kid Fans Twenty-two.Hines. pitching for the Trinity Mi-

gets, fanned twenty-two batters WIhenhis team won from the Petworth Mad-gets yesterday. 13 to 2.

Aerial Midgts Win.Aerial Midgets won their seventh

,''liglht game yesterday when theydefeated the Hilltop Midgets. 10 to 6.'t-e pftching of Usilton featured thecontest.

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BOSTON,May .-MoQuillaa, of theaves, defeated Ring, of the Philltea,ian eleven-inning pitching duel nerePday. 2 to 1. Both pitchers kept theIts scattered. Boston getting eightad Philadelphia soven. An indeld hity Barbare. a sacrifice by Southworthad a single by Boeckel produced therinning tally for the Braves.The score:Phila. AS 7 OA Bravem. AD H CIA,eaI. re.. S l Powell, cf. 4 0 3 0xilb1 4 0 1 6 Drbsar..p 6 1 1 4

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