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“LONDON. Ap rli 7.—~F‘rnncls Ouimet,
lilo American open golf champion. or
lived at Dover. yesterday, on the
steamship Lapland. alter a rough voy
age He was seasick a great part of
the time The captain_1.rigged a net
on deck to enable Ouimst to practice,

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abnnddned.

Ouimet will go to Sandwich today
to start playing. He expects to meet
Travers and Herreshoft Delete the be.
ginning oi? play for the amateur cham-
pionship. but has made no arrange-
ments for such a}, meeting: Trevors
and“ Herresh’oif now are playing at
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’l'he bowling tournament in -dll‘ck

pins at the :South Nor-walk Club has
”'t nded. ’ It inlnislled niu(h fun and an
excellent opportunity for (Committee-

man \V E. \‘lathews to cipher out the
scores, averages and genDral standing
and results. The results are posted
in the club, and have been elaborately
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‘ I235“ of the tournament Is as lol- . Teniuht
' . ‘ . ' Frankie horns. of California, vs.
”'9“ Ind “an" “"3”" -. George Mason, Oakland. Cal.
'Rat'i 318’"? Jack Britton vs. Joe Bedsll. and
h Willi L W d log; ‘1‘sz: George Chip vs. Al McCOy. Brooklyn.
LII-arias $113,013" ee ------ Ill “100'; George Rodeil vs. Jess Willard. Ah
0‘ ‘ .......... I .‘ ‘anta
‘33:: WosESII‘:d'I‘a-ylo3ri ' ' 33:1; :3": Benny McGovern vs. loe Clarke. St
' I ‘ ‘ Loni
w. o. McLean ............ 37 93.7 s wédmdaw
3‘828; “if“??rp e """ (3:: 3:: Phil Brock vs Mike Sheridan, Wind.
1. . as e . ........... -.
. ' ' ‘ . sor Ont. 1
Iii—“XII {1312: 2:];“6 """" It; 33;; George Perry vs. Jack Keeling'fl‘vlew
- In; '. v......:.. .. Y k
William Miller ........... in 91.8 0' ”and”. I
2mg? :3 linyltlond """" 22 21‘ Freddie Bully vs. Fred Yelle. Lewis-,
A. - . 0y ............. l .
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Earle“ Baker ............. 80 91.1 on. L . Fridayur
:‘ldlie‘IIfhlgiztn """"" S: 33" Joe Mandel. vs. Marty McClle. Ra
- l A I ' ........ l
a. c. Dewar ............. 86 39.5 cm" Saturday_
1.th aging)” """ I 3;: 2:: Dave Smith vs. Ed Melloorty. Syd
Q """""" ; ‘=r.ey,N.'s.wz , .
ifiiafigfii‘g'v """ 1"“23 23'; - Matty Baldwin vs. K. 0. Brown.
.......... , . A l. 1
l‘loyd J. Angevine ........ Si 87.7 Iontrea . ..............._....
2‘ 51' 53:3” . """""" £7 21': ANOTHER BAKER 'Homsauu.
F'flequi“ta$g‘h'iéh;gié”83 73" Hit Over Centre Field Wall Help.
William J. Saucy-e, Jr ............ 131 I" 3’“ mm“ "sc‘m'f ‘° 1‘1
I Sin I? PHIIJADELPHIAq. Ant“ I. ~Hltt as
1, .ow g ' 47 Mover hard and timely from the sec;
.. ll. Quintard ..... .S..l ......... ong Inning on gave the Athletics an
. High :hme mugs" 3,0 easy victory over the Phillies ill the
”'3’ W' I“ Wfil St '1 """"" " third of the interdcnt‘us series on the
., « Low (it was r "35' 210 National. League grounds yesterday by
I" 3' ‘3‘““IZI‘ XIII-MA- “““ e‘ ' o to 1. Plant: and Wyolloll had little
, th 3: lee b r “g verag ' “6! rroubie'holding‘ Doon' ln‘a brigade. Be.-
.lr. w. l.. Weed .S.i ............. her's long smash over the centre field
‘ llow Three tr an Average. 70 wall for a home run was one at the
I" M" (1:31? glaumament'l‘otal " longest ever made on the grounds.
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ll. w}; Wfii‘inlh‘4lg'iiiii”'l°” oooeens “new war amps.
L11. bi. Quilrtard ....... '1‘ .......... t 1186‘ Sharpe» Game to Baltimore Than
1 1:51; Aging? for onrnnulenlm 2 For Won-lay Straight Hun:
”' 2 RA“ ”figk‘figég " showman, April 7.~—By n im-
, ng ferzge‘ We. ' 303 row margin of one run. theBrooklybs
”)r' W' L: $69 ‘ mat All-PTUB beat the Orioles yesterday utomoon
I, H to»; ”01311111111143 ‘3 ' 9'3 ' 79 1 in the sharpest game played here so
' 'iglIIrnAlrera-ge Tillee String ' for this season. The score was 3- to 2.
I". H. Qllilltllrd ................. 237.3 F563;;h": W‘ (:1- .
”3‘" Gm 0‘ T333“ 134 considerable interest In attached to
103m! lGfitTeslus """ the Bunny Ford-Jimmy Mane boat
I ll 0w nine 0 317 that taken place in Waterbury the. int-
"enln .................. .. 1 .
. tor part. at the month. Insane has
N High Till-nestling 3““ 1209 been. going well since Leo Flynn took
“3““ 3 INA”Motrinnr'él'ihm hold at him and 1.191111999110111 vlc~
I‘Dw fl‘ ree ng ‘ 99.3 torles over Young Dyson and flow
I 9“,“? I """" bath!" Round” (Hogan wars added leathers
. Q Tournamen ' 5780 table cap" Fnsana, although locking
3 6m“ 3 ",1. """" ntI‘IotuI ' H in“ boiling science. is a terrific hitter.
.. W" .,.°"'"3'"e 5283 He laudslmvlly with. both hands-and.
“m"! I lihleerase """ is one otthoseacmppers who lights
,, W 3, “me ‘ 383 three minutes in every round. In
New“ 3 [TamAvnse """ Ford he tackles a hard nut-«to he,
, Team 4 ”W e a 352 explicit: Thefllibbonmnstnn; 1am
lInplali'lllli‘ntrdktlltolfi" punishment “muggy “at” a”
leamHIifll Three Game Avg-“38' 11“ England and his ring. tactics always
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ricte entry list for the University at
Pennsylvania Inlay races on April 25.
show the largest number of teams
ever entered for the various events,
‘ In the classified relay races 266 tennis
are entered and 47 teams have an-
nounced that the will compete in the
championship: n ndditiolt‘l live col-
logos who have not entered relay.

Warhol) or Medals Ia Lilith in
Face. (dodgers In Fourth
. Battle at Series

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”NEW YORK. ékprll 1‘33"!“
Chance and his New Yorke wIil renew
their assault upon the Broolilyn Dock-
ers at Ebbets Field this», afternoon. The:
New York manager is very anxious to
will the fourth battle. ivvlul-lwo vic-

tories in the three games played. he
needs only another decision tor theI $533!; lgmzlvfgygxrfwgg:
01186 on the series The (New York Kansas and Colby

Two mile championship o} America

wPflnceton, Michigan. Cornell. Dart»-
. Pennsylynoin. Colby.
"3 expects his pitching selection mouth. lliinols, , . ,
to travel the lull route. He intimated’ 2.3:“? :PBIIIIBWIVHII a . and “I":
that either .i‘ack Warhop or Marfy Me I gli‘ourIullle “0W3!!! championship at!
gtlihgzfimgxgegzmllonor at trying Americas-flirted“ devardl Gorneil.

Princeton. Chlorine, Pennsylvania. Bos-

“l have held my still! pretty well in; too College. Qolxfig; Dartmouth, Penn~
check in these spring exhibition ‘syivanin State ”a mill“ State» . -
homes," sold Chance last night “be-' Freshman 001m champin u ship (rt-1;
Amelica~llnrvard, Dartmouth. Ideall-
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High fiche championship (It Amour:
ice-w Philad hie Central. Bodkin Eli!“
Ilish Brook {In Miami. poston {loan 4.
Ilnercial. Newark Central, Bnflnldm
tral.

Preparatory school championship of
Americarjlidercersburg. llawrcncevlhe

and Exciter. - ‘ .5

tin! track and lipid events. ‘ The en»
tries tor the principal championships
are' I hr.

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tend to school the twirlers tor the big
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KlL-BA'N-E-FILEMING T0
- MEET IN WNWRT‘

The South End A. 6., of Bridge~I
port. will (on the final bolting snow;
of the season in that city. and int“
keeping with past events. will be
very line. The show will be held in}
hilly, possibly lit the Casino. Kid Wli-l
liams wii have Johnny Kiibnne. the
Cleveland duster. on In the star bout chunnlon‘ “‘0 did 3° well 3" St" Air
slid the other man will be Frank are". Ml me I“ 'i ““9" W ””8““
of New Jerm‘ who beat: in this city (tom California states the!
Young McAullfle last week1'l‘hero it (vi? E‘WIbfmi’lZW'i‘lxnfifd"
etc n e I ‘

will be three other good bouts, equally ll Sandwich on account (or bug;-

etars milling in the star bout the iov- “080 h I
ers of listiana will have their till ol’I- Harold Weber. at Invernewl w 0
good ring. I was at St. Andrew' (I. last year. will try

-- Ibis iortune again this season. and hooks

DONLII‘I’S cone TRIUMPH seam. sell- in his BMW» i° “1° 3°)“ ”‘1'

MEMPHIS. relic; April 1'4““ “m“ 0°" Club ' i in sin.
Donlin led his Giant recruits to sooth The Ammm ”"3““ n e

or victory yesterday. beating the locals isll championship. are Travers. Her-L
by a score of (1 to 3. Rube smaller (when Onimet and Whom “I“
pitched great ball up to the eighth. ready amid England. Henry I To“:
when with one down a single. an ar- plug is on his way. while PHI!" -
ror and a 1111 batsman filled the bases. Whitlem‘ore. Harold WOW '1" 9"”
Mullen was the next man up and as heat ,er 'Hnle have decided W 80 Ch" ‘5
ball doubled twice and singled once on Evans. Jr. has mule n0 ”film W
hisc three previous trips Donlin too: nooncement. but it is in 8019!!! cm:
Schauer on the slab. substitution Her- that he Will lIfih l 93““? 9‘ “WE
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style after forcing one man home with JKCK‘OUIW‘GMLV WW-
I» pass”. Dentin made two hits and; NEW? vmiaprillmu to
stole two bases. The fans Won'tnlisl, mutation (your Iphddn ted-as rhino“

' H B. Jacked)» president “the Dillard
University WWI! club. will» sail on
the Qlympic.Wednendn1. to No part
no file (camel relay with in the to"
tercollesilte carnival at Philadelphia.
on April 25. Accompanying Jackson
will be G. M. sprodhi m D. N. usual
and. who with—Norm sl ”Faber, (who
is now in AmcrIcn. complies Orchard dill
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the guest of BroWn University. than

McCormick this sdason.

cons newest To
PLAY WITH RED!
CINCINNATI. 0.. April 7.-~ Amati?
\inrscns. the (‘ubnn outfielder oi the
Cincinnati National Loafing team yes-
terday interned Annnst Hartman's;
president of the club. that Mr hull“
been unjustly hunted by Manual Hers
son and that he would not Dial! with
ills team. The break in relation be-
tween manager and player was not
considered serious until yesterday
when Martens bid goodbye to his
trionds and announced that he would,
take the first train that would carry
him on his way tonal/ans. Cube. his

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training.
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championship In his son. detnntdd'ng’muay. ('1; old: homer. in iii”
hillside «Dome, tamer- world's pooh ‘ Bondi. :4 Joe alpha ism the plum

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iRe'd istyles put a deep crimp In their “sights was drawn up with the heavy
batting yesterday siternoon. yet they weight title pending betw een' Sam

‘ensiify. thanks to: Christy Mathewson.

teams will be‘frspcesentedyin the spe-‘Z

One mile championnbdp': or American-u

Inst night. and have picked out a his
baseball team consisting of some of

Illinois}, slim-om}.

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Nlllw (lemme. sol-117 7.—~For‘hns— rams, April 7.~ Alt ll meeting or Emilee for the billiard truth
(led at two weeks the Giants have been the International Boxing Union, held
enjoying good batting along with their in Geneva. Switzerland. yesterday, 11

victories. A slender Pelican named list of world's champions at variousI

son and K011 Yanmda. or New
I llarry P. Cline. oi PhllodeibIIIa,
Morningstar. of Pittsburgh
Sutton (Calvin Demarest ll
Schnefer of Chicago. The ‘

drubbed Rod and the other Pelicans Langlerd and Jack Johnson.
According to the ruling of the union
It was a shut out. the Giants winning llil Artlla and the Boston 'l‘ar Baby
5 to 0_ 9; must light before August!» a. If either
(it the two refuses to fight the title will
W V0” NBS BASEBALL MANA- go to the other. It Moran beats lohn-
. 3,03”: son on June 27 he will become cham-

‘, plon providing he meets Langmro on
51:1: 13:52:22? August 5, and should he meet any otli
t or boxer before that time he will lose
the championship. which will then so
lit to Langiord.
as with the No The other divisions filled as (shoals:

‘ Flyweight. Percy ones; salami
Creasants, and any weight, Johnny Coulon: featherweight.
25’s“, communications to J. Lon Johnnie Kilbane: lightweight, Willie

PhallllI) Ba sire South Norwalh, or Ritchie; light middleweight. vacant;
v.1 Fflmr {I «Dayfitreet South Nor middleweight Vacant; Iight heavy.
rail; The lineup at the A A. 0.: “‘8‘“ 3““ ““5“”

1 1 France was represented by several
J. Burns. catcher; J. Tob . itcher:
y D delegates and Belgium voted by letter.

1V It was announced that representatives
New York would be unable to
so another meeting
was arranged for June 3 at Geneva.

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are seven Inches parallel to ..
Ions and 31,1. inches "ht’ris
glee from the' cushions.
Twentyeight games will hereon
ed for the tournament pro
will be played oil Play 'wiil
the night of April 20 in the Bel do
of the Hotel Astor Two games
be played that night. Thereafter: a
games will be played daily. two each
‘ afternoon and evening, until th final
contest, which will be arsed» ‘
grand ball room of the hotel.
two games sré'in progress‘yisiiidrs all
be allowed to pass from one to. t
other.
With the exception of Yarn
Japanese expert, and Jacob 3 solar
son of the inte wimd. twilight
testants have held championships.
BrunswickeBaikeaCollender iCorinth
contributes a challenge trophy
$3,000 in cash, to which will {be
the gross entrance fees, $2.090 ‘
the net box oilice receipts; .
vision (will be 40. 30, 201116210,
cent. of the total proceedsr’i“ '
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in; ltt their club:

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Lyons; third base; A. [4).llcl'13k left "m”

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JACK COQMBS TO GET BUSY

, AGAIN. . 1
PHILADELPHIA A m,“ 7 ‘lra National Hot 00.. Discontinue: W
Thomas. captain of the Athletics. has Hat Department.
wired Jock Goombs to come north DANBUI‘RY, April 7.——-The National
trom;hleatlne, Texas, and assist in Hat Co. has discontinued. tor the
the coaching of the pitchers. Thomas present at ledst. the manufacture oil
had a. chat with Coombs’ doctor on still hats and will devote Its plant
Saturday. He learned Coombs was do near East Liberty street entirely to;
coverizlxrnpldly. in Immediately oslt- the production of soft hats. This an-
on If Coomb'vcouid take part in: the nonncement was made to the employ-‘ Want All". for chance!- ” “um
coaching. ,When informed. that It“ ol'ythe‘stlli' hat department on Sate, appreciative ”910nm
really would benefit the iron man he urd'ay‘ When they were informed that» . 1 ,.
Md Joe Obi; Mack's private secretary, there would he no further work in than
nullity 01":an that be was needed at department.
Shlbe Pork. ' . Arnold Turner. head of the National
, . W . Hot 00.. when soiled today for hirer,
Gilli OU-bLlVAN HITG CANVAS. antion regarding the action of the
NEW YORK. April 7.—-Al Dewey company. confirmed the story that the
knocked out Genemui'van in the sec» manufacture oi still hats had been dis-
o-d round at the Remind Sporting continued for the present, saying that
club int night. It was Sullivan's first the stop he'd been made necessary by
ammonia the East. Dewey weigh the fact that there who not sulhe‘ient
ed in at 140 pounds and Sullivan at demand for the better Slides n! bats~ 1
137. ‘ ,1» make the business profitable and:
W -,thnt the company had not been sue.
TIP T6! mums VWVORIOUS. cessi‘nl in its worth to not a bill or
001,173.13“, 5 (3 Am“ '7‘;th prices that would enable the produc-
regulars oftheBroolllyn prod...” mg. tlon of cheaper grades oi *stii! hats at
all team won from. the luminous in ! PM!
3]! letting my. ”my“, by n' "It anything is to be said about the
idlscontinuanee or our hill! but busi-
nets 1 went to sunbeam the fact
TIGER becomes TRIM BREWERS; that we Wthw we would be able to
owmm ”my, Am.“ 7.__m make the chm M8 of 3th hate
Milwaukee Biewm again fell victim at n lair prolit to our company and at

to. the Detroit Tigers' second team yes- “‘9 same time 3”“ “I" who“ I“
tel-day. 3m , to 31h», department largo wanes it he

could. obtain. a hill 9t prices that would-
Incite this posslbleJ: Mr. Turner said.

itWo have endeavored to make such
arrangements.. but have not been able
to do so, and all we had there is not--
annual: business in the liner grades or
11ml! hats to enable us to, operate at a;

TO MAKE SOFT HATS ONLY.

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