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Ayraull Plays Pool
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.oo’ too! «2
an an opinloa'uled in the Unitedl
States District Court yesterday in the
Ritchie—“Welsh aim case Judge Charles‘
H. Hougli held that the contest be-
tween the two lightweights in London
on July 7, 1914. was in the technical‘
moaning of the terms both a priaellghtl
and a pugilistic encounter, although!
it was lought under conditions whichl
classified it as a boxing mitten in Lon-l
den and many States of this country,‘
including New York. l
In consequence Judge Hough bars ;
from the country the films of the fight '
imported by George F Conaldine
shortly after. the match. Unless this
decision is reversed by the Appellate
court it will put an effective quietusl
any renewed attempt to bring in tlleI,
JohnsonN'lliard films. 3
The Judge admits the apparent ab-l
surdity of the Sims act under which
the films were barred, but adds that
the court has hp alternatiie other than «
to entorce the law. It is “undoubtedly;
a Iomewhat ridiculous result ' he says,‘
tilt; the films of a match which would i
"" “regarded as perfectly legal in many
'IBlateo cannot be legally shown
I-taoso States because they had to bo‘
lnII
I Viniuorted into the country or emptied}
-- '-Jl-2—jn;the.l1’rnnklin’s favor.
in interstate oommeroe!‘
CIABBHHIP
ibusy competitive day on local gol!
gllnks. The Oakland invitation tourna-
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
New York 6, Cincinnati 6.
Danton 6. St. Louis 2.
Brooklyn 11, Chicago 5.
eituburgk-PMhdoiaaia—Rain.
STANDYNG OF CLU 38.
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Philadelphia .. .14 7 .667 Dem" """"""" ‘3 ' 3'2 3 Newark ......... 14 11 .soo
cnicago ......... 14 9 .609 "‘Y'.Y°”‘ ------ ‘3 3 5‘9 3 Chicago ......... 14 11 .500
Boston .......... ‘13 9 .591 cm‘” -- ------- ‘5 ‘° 5‘” . Kansas City ..... 13 11 .542
Cincinnati ....... 11 11 .500 "m" --------- 1° 9 '52“ ‘ Brooklyn ........ 12 12 .soo
-Pitisburgh ....... 11 13 .453 c““""" ------ " ‘3 “5' s1. Louia ........ 1o 13 .435
Brooklyn ........ 10 13 .435 "PM“? ----- ‘° ‘2 "”5 Baltimore ....... 11 15 .m l
St. Louia ........ ii 15 .423 P""“"IP"" ---- ' " 3“ aunaio ...... s is .soa ‘
New York ....... 7 14 333 St. Lonis ........ 7 18 .280
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
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YESTIEMAYI'B IENLTG.
New York 4. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 4, Washington 1.
St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 0.
”on 4, Detroit 1.
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GAMES TODAY.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis. ;
Washington at Chicago. A
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YESTERDAY? RESULTS.
Pittsburgh 8. Ballot. 2.
Other games postponed—«lain.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. L.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
St. Louis at Baltimore.
llesalls IandSlanillngs ol Big League Teams
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YESTERDAY’B RESULTS.
Providence 4, Montreal 1.
All other porno- Wood—Rain.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. L. P.C.
Providence ...... 10 2 .833
Nontreal ........ 8 5 .615
Jersey City ...... 5 I 5 .5!”
Rochester ....... 5 5 .500
Richmond ....... 6 6 .500
Male .......... 4 5 .444
Newark ......... 8 6 .838
Toronto ......... 2 G .1l2
GAMES TODAY.
Rochester at Richmond.
Montreal at Providence.
PlElYlY 0E ASilYllY
EARL illillilY
Although weather ludicatlons are .
for plenty of Mature, oils will be a
ment is due to start this morning, the
"W. M. G. A. team" iniitches Tor women;
will Continue. asidthc advertising men
are to make a any. of it at Dilnwoodle.
Whether Notional Champkh Francis
Quimet will stop 0!! on his way home
Another: mot nos aerieilI no 0 from haltixnoro to play at Oakland but
New York boxing auporters last ni t
Chip, of Newcastle, Pa., both recogniz-
__ ed as contenders for the middleweight
cilangalonahip. "stlilled” so flagrantly
in their scheduled ten round bout
tint the referee, Billy Roche stopped
the attair in the eighth round. Roche
did notemhe action against the boxers
until he had warned them sev'eral
times to get down to real milling.
When the referee waved the men to
their corners and steppd from the ring,
thereby placing the bout on the re-
cords as “no contest,“ nearly three
thousand fans who had braved the
‘ storm to see a match that looks good
on paper. shouted their approval of
Roches action and gave a final round
of biases for Messrs. Clabby and l‘h‘filp‘,
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RAl’fliRES HRSY 0E SERIES
. The first'ganle‘ ot' the series ar-
ranged peimee’n Franklin Junior High
team and Center ‘Junior High was‘
played-yesterday at Colonial grounds.
The game started at 3:30 p. m. and
was finished at 4: 45 The score was
This afternoon the Franklin team
I'will play the first: game of a series
with St} Mary at the- Colonial grounds.
The game will start at31.6 p. m.
The score:
Franklin.
_ I. . Iab.. r.
' 'Angleman, cf .......... 4' 1 2
Bibs-r, as ........... 4 1
Yourdisky, 2b .......... 4 1 2'
Mell‘fiiéld 3b .......... '4 2
Titrlov, if. ............. . 4 ~. 2 2
Mal'rnea, lf ......... 4 1 2
,Crintrall, 'p ...“ ......... I4 1 3
Lyle, cI “i“...l...‘ ...... 4 2 4
Navasky, 1b Titre. ....... 4 . 0 1
L'Av
E 1
2,.0
L Fanley, 2h ...... LUZ}. 3 l ”(53 “3:2
alsllyder, so .....-l. 3i 0 1
Jennings. ct ............ 3‘ .l' 0 1
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Cordon, cf ...... I ....... 3 - 0 3
count or raw
Umplrese-Kelly, droopy. ,
Scorekeepere—Crotlby, ‘Ch'arlot.
I Woven handsome (3th on an»
matter or deflectors; His entry is “MI
at the St. \‘icllolas Rink when Jimmy but Qulmet had not decided yesterdayi
iClailby, or Home (1, 1nd,, and George
whether he could spare the time. Tour-l
nament Committee Chairman P. H.
Moore said last night that he hoped
the champion would appear and hadi
not heard to the contrary. Even with
out Quimet. ll representative field
will start. Over one hundred entries
have been received, including Gardln
or White, Man Marston, “Hamilton J.
sKerr, J. C. Parrish, in, and Philip Car-
ter. The latter played over the course
yesterday and got a 79. White's score
was 76, was the best practice round
reported. Parrish made 77. while Kerr
and Marston were in the low 80's.
YALE SAN’Y EilllAl
AMER SCfl0lll lllllf. 0W"! W
.NEW» HAVEN, May 13.~\Vanamak-
er‘s timely hitting enabled Dartmouth
to come from behind and win from
,Yale, score 5 to..4, in a hair raising
llnish at Yale field yesterday after-
noon. Pumpelly pitched no hit ball un-
ltil the eighth, when he was touched
for three singles. This coupled with
errors by Milburn and Hunter, allow-
ed the visitors to convert their chanc
es into a pair of runs.
Yale still had a one run lead when
Dartmouth came to bat in the ninth,. s'llould be well filled at both exhibin Ithe Maroon hopes of victory Ema I
but the Yale team went to piecesx
Bush's error gave fiurphy a 1ile,Pum-;
pelly hit Thielscher and a moment lat-
}er dropped the ball after he had much-
ed Paine on the latter’ a way to first.
,none out Way' was sent in to replace
4 Pumpelly. He struck out Williams, but
‘IWanamaker singled, scoring Tlleilsher
‘ and Paine.
SHERRY A. 0. TO;
PLAY [CURSE SUNDAY
l i'l'lle 'JQhfll‘lI‘Athv . baseball team of
Broad River will cross hats With the
fEéllpsli‘
menu. The Eclipse being In elicits
motility,“I
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"A51. ‘ermhia‘ewfiv‘ “We; ._
R00l ERlYBlliilll
Walkman Sunday noun-l
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item. We mrmiios’louw
good M new sultF with?
the “alias
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SEllYEEll SYRIAN
Alli Allli Sillfll
AYRAlRl ESSAY
Every pool enthusiast who can gain
access to the hrldgoport club rooms
this afternoon and evening will be on
hand to witness what will no doubt
prove to be the most interesting one
son. Chick Seaback, known the coun-
try over as the Syrian Kid,” will ex
pound championship pool in oompanyl
with Wilbur H. Smiler' Ayrault, club
members and expert cualst.
Boobs/oil is one or the greatest pool
players in the country, and those who
have seen him play on many occa-
alone hold to the belief that he would
stand a good show of wrestling tltulan
honors from Bennie Allen, world's
champion. should be ever challenge
and meet the western man. The Syrian
kid's forte. however. is on the 4 1-2 by
9 table, the table in common use,
throughout the country except in
championship Allah‘s or among the
country's! really great experts. 0n the
smaller table Boahack is admitted to
reign supreme, in a class by himselt.
Ayrault is a player of rare ability.
Runs ranging from to to 60 balls are
not at all infrequent with lllm. and
should be be in top form, the Kid, who
to champion of thelNew England states
lmay not have things altogether his
own way.
The afternoon match will begin at
3 o'clock, while the evening one will
:be put on about 9 o'clock. The club
ghas issued a number of invitations to
nonmembers, while all the members
lahe urged to bring their friends with
lthem. Arrangements have- been made
I{to seat and entertain a great uum~i
..ber and the spli'clous billiard hall
'llllllliil inns
ARE swim
iSAN FRANCISCD,-_ Cal, May, 13-,—
IArthur Kaufman, of Brooklyn, national
‘am‘ateur champion middleweight boxer,
and “Matty" Herbert and Arthur Nack
of {New \York city, were suspended
11- The ball rolled past first base and}
1EIMurpIhy skipped home, tieing the score.
1illWith men on second and third and
- mm their amateur standing today by
cool-go James, local representative of
the Amateur Athletic Union Registra-
Ition-Couhthittee.-James has begun an
investigation ot'an alleged- demand
for money for the men’ s appearance at
an exhibition “here.
‘ The three boxers were competitors
at tile 'liooeia containment: bison
exhibition given in this city this sea-i
tlqu' hatiolilil 'ainat'e'ur championships: ‘
Antiserum received layouts thyme-ls: ‘
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AlllER lEAlYlE RESULTS
Now. England.
Worcester 8, Lynn 4.
Portland 4,,lancboster 2.
i‘ltchburg 9, Lawrence 3.
Lowell 11, Lewiston 9.
. College.
At Lewlston, Me.-—-Uolv. of Maine
.4. Rates 3. .i/ .
At Provldoacmm. l.«8rown Univ.
14. Univ. of Vermont 4.
At hllddlebun'. VL—Middlebury
lollege 8, St. Anselmo 2.
At West l’olnerrmy 5. Holy Cross
2.
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American Association.
Milwaukee ll, lndlanapolls 7.
St. Paul 3, Cleveland 7.
Minneapolis 11, Columbus 1.
Kansas City 3, Louisville 1.
no iii, no "SilllllES
mnmm
Ferdham defeated Notre Dame.
score 6 to 2, at Fordham Field, yes-
terday attornoon. Billy Lush. the
new coach, was in charge {or the first
time The result was the fastest
games seen on Fordhom Field since
last season.
A ninth inning rally won the game
for the home team. Berrlgan singled
and advanced on Martin’s sacrifice.
McGovern then proved himself a hero
by driving‘out'an unusual home run.
The hit was easily a triple, but it
=bounced in the college summer house
after landing in fair territory, El~
wood “falling to locate the ball until
after McGovern scored. Shankey. a
Psubstitute outfielder, singled. Carroll
lboat out a hunt and Capt Kano Work-
‘ed Walsh for a pass to first. With
two out and two strikes 0n Klemen.
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lto fade, and three Maroon runners.
had little hope oil leaving the bags
they occupied. ‘On the last attempt
Kiernan lined a‘ drive that reached
the wet grass just as Bergman at-
tempted to grasp the slimy sphere. Ho
juggled it long enough to allow Kier—
nan to press first base and Shankey
slid home with the winning run.
’AARRY lilRli SEYS ,
ARRORDIYRNAL RELEASE
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CHICAGO, May lit—Harry Lord.
former third baseman and captain of
.the Chicago Americans. who quit the
club without noticli last August has
President Comlskey announced today.
Lord applied" for‘hts release yester-
e list: interest is the Port/Ian '
homestead this aliases may as
-‘ilbll”~“lll1 aiaiiagieiwmmin written
ylfltarflsitomstifiw ithiii- bull
Wit
BROAD MVEI TEAM TO PLAY
8030.
The Broad River baseball team will
clash with the 80 80 team on the
Broad River diamond on Saturday at-
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
PUTNAM A. c. ACCEPTS.
The Putnam Athletic Club accepts
the challenge at the Tlghtwads. Jr
The Putnam we willing to play any
place suitable to both teams ‘
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YAlE ARR “(RR
SRElYS SAYIJRRAYi
lTHACA, May lB—Aflor a barkward
1 early season and one of the roost 1m“
settled rowing situations in years. the
Cornell 'varslty crew has been whip-
ped into shape by Charley Courtney,
Cornell will have a standard eight in
the triangular race on Carnegie lake
Saturday, when the, Ithaoans will race
Princeton and Yale over a mills and
seven-etghths course.
. in will be the first appearance of the
lbig Cornell eight this spring, and fol.
lowers of rowing throughout the east
.are awaiting with keen interest the
ldevelopments. Both Yale and Prince
Eton. Cornell's opponents, have taken
ipart in one or more races, but Court
ney's men will have their initial race
ivSaturday.
i’llllllllllls All
i lERAl ill CARA
illAVAN A, May 13—-—That the holdingl
or prize lights in Cuba is legal was de-
cided today by the supreme court. The
lcourt rendered this decision in dis-
lmiaaing a test complaint against Gov
l-Biiatilla oz Havana province. charging
jthat he was guilty of an infraction
of the law by personally attending the
recent light between Jess Willard and
l sch Johnson.
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liicll lll coin
Balmnmr, nay 13-4 W‘
gence was held in Compensation C.-
.mlsIsioner suckingham’s once loot
night. W. S. Canning. Walter Melitta
manager, and Mohr himsel! were pm-
sent, besides Attorney Buckingham.
They were gathered together to dio-
cllss procedure against Patrick I.
Roach, who, it is alleged, swindlod
Mohr out of part or the money due
him for his last bent at the Cash.
last month, the amount being in tho
neighborhood of 8200.
Pat Roach, accompanmd by his at.-
toney, was is an antemom, but ro-
fnaed to enter the odico and lace
Mohr and Canning. His statement to
Attorney Buckingham was a not I.-
tuoal to pay Mohr the money still do.
him, and a challenge to tight the case
in court.
5 Walter’s manager, Canning. stated
Ilast night that suit would be brought
against Roach immediately.
SCHALK SUSPENDED FOR FIGHT
WITH O'LOUGHLIN.
( HICAGO, May ,3.—l)ccuuse of
row with Umpire Silk 01.91151an to
St. Louis, Sunday afternoon,
.Schalk, star catcher of the Chicago
iAmericIan [league team, has received
wall at his indefinite suspension.
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Acceptall thoiucktliatooaioayoar
war-bot don't decent! on its coming!
lityoa want s'jobu‘ooas‘oluul Walt
Rd}! .
do...
no;
been given his unconditional release. '
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Liberty—-
It’ s a Brick
'layinaLotofitI
I You could smoke or chew
LIBERTY by the hodful
. and you d never get enough
-—-it s so mellow and rich
and pleasing.
l
Lay in a supply of it
today. Keep some at home
and some on the job, and
it will hold you steady as
a spint-level trues a wall.
Long GutiTobaoco
is the one perfect tobacco for the shirts]
man who likes his tobacco rich, full:
bodied and salisfyz' Made of pure
I Kentucky leafi3' I {0211 weir; five
. years. so as to ring but its ant.
fflavor and sweetness. This is what
makes LIBERTY always the same. It
doesn t depencl u on one season 3
crop. like many to ones. We have
several seasons crops always stered
away. "
TakmUBERTY on
airy—outaoftor that ou’
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