Dales on Which PostponemehIs
IIIIIi Ties Are in be
Played on
I .
The double header season in the Na.
Ilonel League will begin on May 22 in
Chicago where the Cardinals Alli
play of: II postponement. As there
have Iheen so many deferred battles
‘ « the bargain season will flourish Iroeii'
frcm that, time on until the end or the
season. Secretary “ilei‘dlcr issued his
ilrst bulletin of double header dates,
and New York with seven leads all
the rest. Postponements and lies will
be played oil as follows;
‘ At Hosiery—June 21 (2).
phia some oi April 28. I
\At Brooklyn—~Ausuat 12 (open).
l AI Vow York—«lune 23 (2). Brook-
lyn. some of April 15; Juucief) (2).
Boston. some of April 12; June 26
(2,), Boston, game of April it; Sep-
Itember A (2), Brooklyn, game'oi April
16; October 2 (2). Pliilodelplllli, tie
game of April 22; October 3 (2), Phil-
adelphia, lie game of April 25. '
At Philadelphia—J une 26 (2), Brook.
ism. some or April I12; June 23 K2),
simian. game oi April H; Joly- 7
“' I :2), Boston. some oi April 14- Septem-
, " II or 25123.: Boampgiaémo ot thorn 15:
‘ September 26 (25. Boston game of
'Aprn 16. I
At. li’lttsburghwnugunt 12 (open),
Cincinnati the some. of April 18.
.AI CinclnuinrfiMay- 24 (2). St.
Louis, game iii. April 13; August 28
(open), St Louis. game of April ll:
September 7 12). Pittsburgh grime, of
IIIer 11; September 8 (open). Pitud
Iliuriih game oi Aprl110;8éptemlier2fi
(open). Chicago. tie game oi April 23.
AI Chicagov’Msy'riie (open),
Louis. game of April 10; date not (1er
‘l‘or St will: name oi April 11
At SI Muistay 31 (iii. Cluclnmo
Ii game oi April 25 II
| The games oi April 1'? in Boston, or
the 22d in New York with Philadch
phla of the 35th in New York with
“Then?
i
Phlladel- 1
,II'hcre they were a "year ago.
mNew York.
I«annually the aauortlpn that he neIer
Philadelphia and oi the 30th in Brook-I
Lyn represent a total oi tony-seven lnI
inning i?
, , ton. thirteen, eleven
m “it Milli—dill!) lililll
, _
July and October. Chanda shouldlcan-
. tore the pennant 11111915 or 1916
‘Can we read the opener ahead or: Ty Cobb, the greatest
“ , In above? Famine Rita.
, that she never saw my
tessionai [I tonsil, Resorts that base-
W'hats going to hoppcn in bese-
cemher 18,1886. . He had‘ Jupiter ”in
sextlle to Venus and the sun and filter-
on ll do sill ‘ are controlled lay the cury in sextile to the moon and Bra-
planets. , ' nus.
iPnuline is ho astrologer who costs.
:horoscOpes. with the aid or the stars.
and she unfolds the results oii‘hcrpar.
tiuliy completed forecast in the Adept
national mugnzluo oi astrology, pub
lished at Crystal Bay. Minn
Five Pllneu for lLirI-y_
Hero's her forecast: fl,
Lajoic, nonrandom of batters, born
September 5, 1875. should domettor
than usual this year, for he has five
planets on his side. - _
On the day‘bi John McGraw’s birth.
April 7, 1873. the stars were most har-
moniously pinned. He is sure to come
to the from in till-i.
The pitchers Bender and Karser
should make good this summer espev
I-inllI in June
Simail 0; Inc St. Louis team, has
some good aspects in 1313. especially
in June, August and October. ills
best opportunities. come in 1915 and
1916. (theme. oi New York, meets
with adverse criticism this summer.
vet his team will go ahead betvleen
’ dohmon iaxfiavorea at Birth. I
”in the iwlnnlug or losing of e. game
pends In the pitcher. p it we look: up
the aspects "of Walter Johnson, oi'the
6 Iago, usii Joe Wood born October
35. 1889; both of whom made plie-
n'omenal ‘reco ’
Jupiter was i the best possible posi-
tion in both natlvltiea during that
year (Joe Wood had sun in sextlle to
Jupiter at birth.)
The nest Ibali players are Ien taxi'
and of heroic build. Bender
joie, Marquard MatheAson, Stovai
and Young are all over six feet in
height. Ii Ae campare the graceful
pose and poise of these players (tulle,
Hostile Jennings), with the s
and pictures of the Greek a
“83
did models swell the sdhlji’tiiir‘ti to-
day 4’ ill, in ion M
only two teams that occupy are same
[:9th III present this“ yeah are the
Wamlutostumew Yorils, the lat
tor having iihdeIist the same‘percou-
Iago us have. it will he Deon. then.
that both New York clubs are not
last
year‘s percentages in then. L. Were
es iollowa: I
LllTE I'clfll‘i
' A Vlliillill
NEW YONG-Luther McCarty out~
taught Frank Moran, the Pittsburgh
W. Io. PK).
10 4 .714
9 4 .892
4383
«"138
PL;
.538
ADI)
B 9 .357
m... 210 167
éhfisty .llnthewaon is supporting
lust pace for heaWweights.
f‘ilicaso
Boston
Washington; I.., . ......
Philadelphia
iy stood toe to toe and exchougod Ree
iy their hardest blows both receiving
much punishment about the body. Mc-
Carty relied upon a hard left to the
lace but often left his guard opem’en-
‘ ”piwinent to get in II stroll:
”II-III’I-II
o
Cleveland
Detroit
St Louis
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round‘nntillitrgon evened it up in the
next. in the filird the lighters beads
was in beIIeI shape than till» your toluene whitish» A mix up. slightly
carry on a winning campaign. Hanan ycutting Mow; in the fourth. Moran
won all oi M a three games and op- landed a straight leit. Growing bloou
patients have hail grout dillioulty in lmfll 13100311?! nose. The M111 We
IIIIunII him. especially with men on even but Mcdsrty took the next two.
oust-Ia. Runs have been very source ”GUM! “ml in the Alilhlll him
let- Jastoii rssmtlve- on the premier pitcher 0; them all hook “lililmlilm to the doped: and In
and thirteen tile hoot evidence of his attentiveness. "Ht will! all” '2'- m 59*” more
us some: in His three “up, have called for thirty good blows. McCarty nutshell sirens.
1“ ”WWW two innings oi‘ pitching by him. um Medias 0mm In the 1|“ mild» WW"
_ “mm“! 1"" ”“3" the grand augments of rum register ,Muflho “”0 ”in “9”“ in. V“ “M
W“ ””2““ ‘i‘ an or tile lie-tiles in those “thirtya‘two and moon most or III. blows.
I no is our. grin
t thallium A ten innings.
vii-stir still mils Wail II mite
. Innuioz' Ila, IIIII lieu: oil!» III‘III III!
' an eleven inning tie on e (Emilie
all Ind Rolls played It too limo; ”me
which the Gardinals won. “line (that:
In two at their extra innit: ms-
«meats and mm the other two,
“so no only one Notional new
the turn us in in» some position white uniforms which it its:
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soon Iron memes-I
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imitate is a paltry titres. flow oppo-
nents Irishman mmI-tiiue Dim, iodine
DUN IlIinu congress mat. to prune,
will“ more
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cinema ill-o imuun Million to
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to our on his conscious. I»
, presence Iii 2&2“th
all-round
bull‘blarer ofleafless-hornedFDe- , -
IIit is conceded that very much new
Nationals-Ashen in Kansas November,
3 in 1912 we find that '
Conn!
(thence. Chase, ,Greag. Johnson lie-i
tor Instance. Venn Gregg, Laiole and]
soda. we must admit that fulfill s loflififf
McCarty up the better at the not Philadelphia W9
Dill snows. Cal.
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Yesterdays Ruum.
Bridgeport 4 New Haven 2.
Springfield 13, Holyoke 2
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Hartford 15. Fittstielil 9.
Standing of Clubs.
i , W. L.
New {London .I....‘...I.6
Bridgeport ...........5
fiprlnfifleld ....;.......ii
Newliaven ..........3
Waterbury .. 3
Ho'rttord
Holyoke“
Pittsfield
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2.
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' Gaines Today.
New London at New" Haven.
' Bridgeport «at Waterbury.
"Pittat‘ielii at ' I’Ho‘lyoke. '
Springfield at "Harti'ord.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Yesterday". Results.
Brooklyn 5. New York 3.
Boston 2. Piladelphia 1, (11
lugs.)
ISI. Louis 6. Plttsburzll' 1.
‘ Chicago Ii. Cincinnati 3.
Slandlm of .Clubs.
Tali
mshufiilmso Iiosiolo
ration” l.‘ “slimy. lg
Pittshurgh
L‘Bt. mini ...~.I-.o.-.s-8
_£Boston}......V.h§,,.I...I..3
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‘ Games‘Today.
New York in: Philadelphia.
Boston at 'Brooklyn.
Istl Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
heavyweight, in e- teuIrouud bout here:
last night. "i‘he lighting was at s‘
’ Moran‘
did most of the leading and frequent-i
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ”
Ii
I Yesterday's Results.
Boston 8, New York in
Washington 2 Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 8. Detroit 3.
St Louis 2 cm Island 0.
Standing at Clubl.
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Cleveland
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Chicago ,I...........ltII
8t. who 3
Boston 8*
Detroit i5
NewYork.....;....._2
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Games Todny.
Philadelphia III New York.
Washington III Inoston.
Olevolsnii III at. 199“!“
{hinge at Detroit.
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