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iiiilillSllI LOYAL T0
ORGANIZED BALL
[liftil Milli!
; Principals, players. Manager Grit
Him, and all but a few easily led fans
EWIIS and Webar N0 Match for. .ined in ridiculing the report circu-
‘lated generally yesterday that had
MacFariane and Hulchltotl Walter Johnson. Clyde Milan and Ed-
w... Edie Ainsmith. cream of Washington
S‘ND‘VLCH, Ma). 21.»«Cltarles w.‘ professional baseball 1810!“, signed
EYSIIS, Jl‘., Of Chicago. and Harold: With the Pittsburgh Feds for 1915.
Weber. of Toledo, the only two Améri-i Manager Griffith was besieged by
can players who had fought their way the worried ones shortly after he put
to the fourth round of the British anla-, in his appearance at the ball yard
teur golf championship. met defeat to- yesterday afternoon. Griffith knows
day at the hands of two Scotsmen, (1.: his players well. and although 8‘ the
B. lilacl‘arlane and Captain Cecil K. time he had “0‘ 599"? °‘ “’9‘“ m
him-bison respectively. lregard to the report. felt perfectly
Harold H Hilton. the holder of the We in enteritis ii deniiii and chart.
‘ title, shay-9g their fate, being beaten ing the Feds with another cleverly
by Edward Blackwell. another prompt devised piece of press “eating.
pent Scottish player, There were some, however. who
Neither 01 the Americans looked were not satisfied until they had
like a winner at any period of today's heard directly from those concerned.
twitches. with one exception. when “A8 far 88 1 am concerned, 1 have
Evans made a splendid efl'ort in the' no intentions of even listening to the
last third of the round. He had,how- eds.” Waiter Johnson confided.
over. already handicapped himself too.
heavily to make his revival anything ways been given tho-nest of treatment
more than a forlorn hope. lby the club olllclals and every one else
. Macl-‘arlane had virtually won at the in WattllinstOD-"
turn. uhere he had secured a lead of The trio seemed to be 90 amused
live up with a wonderful card of 31 for that they were inclined to make a
the nine holes. His play was uncan- 1050 Of the “hi?- 1t W93 ii dlillcult
nily perfect throughout. imatter to make them talk seriously.
Evans was laid half stymie on the
ninth and was twice bunkered on the
homoward journey. Except for occa-
sional hooked drives, he played good
meat for publication ,would be neces~
sary for the good of the Washington
baseball club. as wellas the American
have lived against the maclline-llkejlong enough to proclaim absolute loy-
precision ‘of MacFarlane who drove ' alty to organized baseball in general.
well. kept a good has and sent the ball The men gave positive assurance that
down with ten. fifteen and twenty yard they had not considered olfero from
On the homeward Journey Evans'that they never wll.‘
started by winning the tenth. but he ‘, . ..
lost the following two. Then the Am. ’i w ' . .- ,
Ono-n pulled himself“ together and. mat“ Amt'Lth
brought Macariand‘o lead down to g ...... ‘
three with three still tango. 1:: Ch: . HOVT'B THEATRE.
cagoan. however.l e I can
and the match by four down and two It 3 “i0 “W N“ of the men The
The defeat of (“'0er was equally close- on Saturday night for the sum-
conclusive. Hutchison mad the euro mer. M00“! “i0 theatre Vii“ 0P0“
three up, and the match ended at the with High clans motion picture show.
fourteenth hole with the American! The leader in this weeks bill It
The fall of Hilton added immensly DOMA- "A Nit!!! in the “fit." A MW!
to Edward Blackwell's reputltlou. reminiscence or kid darn A company
They were all ”mm at the eleventh of too clever boys and girls will eu-
and again It the fifteenth. Blackwell “3mm TM! 5' billed In one of the
teentb Hilton. coking three pulls. govo'h Bart Daniels and Lester Conrad are
up the note and the match. ~ . eretbia wool. the winrdo of the
H S. B. Tubbs. of tuttlutonootu Will! and piano. two of the clever”!
Sea. who yesterday donated FrauclI instrumentalists in vaudeville
fourth round byte. nuts. oi the Royal hart. gill ".12.; the muffle lg“.
An i at Club. is 2 "The outer: nsymoon. -
and c e I in. Another big bumper in that in which
mm ”HEM!“ Cliff Bailey. tire_ don't humanly no-
till itiiilllt ...... ......
But hold! There's an extra added
putts with remarkable certltude {the Federal Leaguerond. furthermore.
scored hole after hole. until ho‘had'
to play {popular Washington Itroot playhouse
player 6 down tfloyt'o is the dainty musical hedge
took the sixteenth and at the seven-l m0“ planning actions of the season.
Oultrnet. m beaten pod-o in tho; - The eminent comedian. Hugh a...
Writ ’
PniLADnLrlnrA, only 314.111,”! in "aim: leave them tannins when
Smith souodiy hounded Jun FLA“? .won‘ an! soon bye. out! a sixth act
“ “with
burn iii a 35er boat It the N... has heon booked--
tiont’ll A. C. last night. and Huron Mount. the late stars of
hatred for the count of nine twice ”‘9 59'9”?” £00m!" band. They
no bleeding It the .fa'oo from thol.
“l'ln perfect satisfied. and have at- ~
but when they were told ,thal a atato- -
in
league, they assumed a serious air-
Fteota Brown, 'tho- smiling 39‘3"
attraction.- The management believed
arili' moat their date and cunning».
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“i think," says George Stallings. the
Boston manager, “that our bad show-
ing. has been pretty much due to
the same cause that held back the
Reds for several days~~~lack of prac-
tice against real bail clubs while we
were at the training camp. We had
plenty of work among ourselves, of
course. but not nearly enough games
where we had to face hostile pitch-
ing. That's what you've simply got
to have. or your batsmen will be all
at sea when they come against the
real thing in April
My boys are beginning to hit, but
they lost considerable ground while
they were finding their batting eyes.
:The team? Well. it looks good to me
far better than at any time last sea.-
son. Getting John Evera has been
the one big boost we needed—Ind you
ought to see the way John's playing
ball!"
“l'm‘golng nicely'now, thanks," said
Evers. who looks at least two ounces
heavier than last summer. “For quite
a while i didn't cover as much ground
as l should—my legs scented rather
slow. and i didn't think I was getting
the grounders. The papers Ind the
other players said i was all right. but
I wasn’t satisfied thyself-odd. wasn't
So i tried to make up by hitting
harder than over. and cheered myself
up till my feet began to track prop-
erly. Now i'm covering the ground
‘agaln the way i should and my bat-
ting average in playing mean tricks
with me. Cruel sort of I world!" ‘
ROMING PlGEON RACE REPORTS.
The 100 milo race of tho Bridgéport
District of the National Aubéiatlon
was flown from Trenton. Now latter,
on thy 19th. The ulrda wore obit):
nod Friday night. The atmosphere
wan quits buy. but. notwithstanding.
. good natural provallod with the -ma«
iorlty of lotto: There were about 250
him from thirteen'iofto council!!!
The return wore:
Starkey Brothers. V , a
in mm .. ..........,.1148 out» guttin- a In: Master:
1",. Chisinau,
Clap. Callahan. .
2rd diploma' ;........-,.... ,mooo
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“SIAOAB Fill OLVIPAD
Australasian preparations for the
Berlin Olympiad are well under way
with everything pointing to the like
lihood of a- strong representation. The
recent visit of an American team of
athletes has done much to show the
Antlpodeans Just where their weak
points are. The form of the bout.
men they possess is far below the
standard set in the last Olympic
games, and the only man with a real
chance is. Keddell, the New Zealand
hurdler.
The Americans were of good ser-
vice in showing the Australasian-{tho
right way to start. to jump and to.
throw the weights. and already there
is a healthy revival on tho field event
side. The difficulty in former Olymr.
piads is that the Australasian have
always had trouble in ucllmatinlng.
This time they plan tosond their team
to Europe in plenty of time.
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ALEcmNE HA8 UNHAPPY DAY.
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Drawn With “pontoon: and Lml‘
to Looker In Adjourn“ Gama.
or. PM‘L‘RS‘BURG. May 21.—~—Yes-
torday was given over to completing
the games loft unfinished in previous
rounds of the quintIngulIr interna-
tional chess tournament-Alcchlne
against CIprlInca. 'from the iifth
round and Machine against maker
from the seventh round. Alter draw.
tug hlI game with CIp‘IblInoI. atbo
Russian youth. Machine. had to re-
sign hill adjouniod game to tho cham-
pion. Tho rowrd to date:
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today lI Ichoduiod as follows: lar-
hilt artist emulate-5' Tomoéh
IinIIt Looker; Alooblnoo byo.
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AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC NEWS
BASEBALL SI'IDIIT STEPS
Bennie Kauff went wild in Brook-
lyn, Tuesday. The former Hartford
star. now playing with the lndian-
spoils Feds. made four hits. one of
them a double. and stole two bases.
He also scored four runs. All of
which would indicate a fairly busy
afternoon for Benjamin.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 53Pllllndelphia, 2.
New York, 3; St. Louis,
Detroit. 8; Boston. 0.
Washington, 5; Cleveland, 0.
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Standing of Clubo.
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up in the Federal League yesterday. Washington . . ..18 11
Each was returned a winner. Philadelphia """ it iii
"" St. Louis .. ........... u :4
Traveling seems to agree with Tee Boston 12 13
reau. He hasn't hitched anything but .New York """"" 12 13
shutouts since he left home. Chicago """"" i3 18
Give! ..........”8 0
Note a news item that Chief Meyers 9 “d 2
is batting above his usual form. That's
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alwa s does. ’ '
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5 ..Lr.
A singular feature of the New York-
St. louiil Iorloa was that Jimmy Aus-
tin wont through the four games with-
out an aasfsi. lilo bad one chance and
made I. wild throw.
Not that they care to Jump on crip-
ples. but the New Yorks will be per-
fectly willing to shake their batting
slump at the expense of the Cleveland
pitchers today. ‘ I
sum room. of tho aunts. am
that on can ol'tho days the Claim
'woro la munitions wore aim-
two out adult-um It too MM
rm. of .tbo‘ Bali Box. hII thus.
Iuoccsilvo shutoutI in MI credit—New
York. at. Muhaudmrolt. . '
The Ant victory in m wooko of tho
rd. run... Wumommemmm courts.
immunised-vi o.
mono-Am
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yutorday’n Raoulta.
Chicago, to.- Philadelphia, 5.
New York. 5; Cincinnati, 0.
Pittsburgh. 4; Boston. 1.
Brooklyn. 5; St. Louis, t.-
Standinp of Clubs.
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Just now the Washingtoua are play~ .
'ing the best. or the most successful :lttsbgrg: '”""""’:Z 3
ball in the A. it. They have won seven or: or“ """"'16 13
out of. eight games from Western “'1” ’ '12 11
clubs. However. they haven't tackled shrunk If; """ ' "" ' '1‘ 15'
Oith f t i l l . """"" ' ' ' '
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Silica bu Iigncda‘now contract mo ‘WI: 1;
with the Cardinalagand it is strongly n """"""
our ed that it down on tain I ‘~ ‘
"anti?” clause. a ny Gama Today.
- - . ‘Philadoiphia It Tittsbursh
Brooklyn It Cinchnati.‘
Boom It Chicago.
New». York It. St. Louis.
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Kansas City. 1'; Baltimore. 6.
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New Haven at Springfield.
Hartford at Bridgeport. ‘ »
New Britain at New London. :2?
Waterbury at Pittsiield. '
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New York ........... 1.5 "
Philadelphia ............... . r . .91
|Brooklyn ........ .......'»"..‘l
Boston . . . ............. . . .. .5. ”19
St. Louis .18.
Pittsburgh 13 ‘1
Chicago ....................... .33 ,-
Clncinuati ................. ..17 .
American Latino.
New York ....... . .......... .955
Philadelphia .................. . 5
Washington ............... . . . .12
Boston .................... . 8. ,
Chicago ........... ...... ‘ .... it,
Cleveland .......... ........... 4
Detroit ......... .. .. ........ . . . 1.
St. Louis ...... . ......... .....8
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Kansas City ........... .....19,
Chicago .‘.8&
St. LouiI ...... top
lndlmpoils .............. .....R .
Brooklyn .............. ......Lrtil
Buffalo .. ............. ........16
Baltimore ....... Mun...”
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