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CINCINNATI. May ‘27.—-The Ns~
.gional Baseball Commission yesterday
i stunned a decision or the National
-!loani in disallowing the 9claim of
Player L. A. Pape for 3660 against
the Portland club «it the Pacific coast
. League. Paps contended that he was
entitled to salary for the unexpired
period of his contract, he having been
released in mideeason under a five
‘liay's release notice clause. Hispiaim
res based on the allegation that he
did not read his contract and did not
their the ilveday release notice
9,0hluse was in it.
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NEW HAVEN, May 27 -Yale base-
. 'lnll officials last night made formal
| 9.1 nunonncflln‘eiit that Right Fielder
Johnny Hones will hot play in any
more baseball games for Yale. as it is
_ believed‘ Princeton’s protest over his
. 9r eligibilitél is' well iounde'di Hones
" W one year as a substitute and
another as a regular‘ on the Univer»
out nouns" ;
until it SHSPENI
The Eastern association's applies-
tion to suspend operation for thinnest-
oon and reserve territory for 1316 he;
been granted by the National board.
President O'Rourke received a lettu-
yeeterday *Irom Secretary Farrell of
the national board. in‘ which the glad
tidings were contained. With this an-
sursnce the 'Eastern directors will
get busy on their plans 0! securing
a strong circuit for next year.
Farrell's letter read: “The applica-
tion of the Eastern association for per.
mission to suspend operations during
1915 with reservation of territory for
1916 is grantedi. The granting of terri~
torisl rights does not include reservo-
tion of players." '
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SCARBOTIOUGI'I. N. Y. May 27.—
he defeat of Miss m Rollins
champion in ”13, by as; 11.11:.
Stocktm oi “window. was the fee.
ture of the second match round oi
the wounsn’s metropolitan golf chsmg
my of North Carolina nine before
wiping 99 Yale, {shi makes him
ineligible for the 71111 rd nd Prince-
... ton scrim on, aocou t 7of he ‘three-
-. year rule. claim 13.. second near
. -slu thexaie. nine.
The loss of some; as is ll’n’nd
blow to Yale. Last Sear he loomed
“ll” one: of the stars oi the Har-
ma and Princeton series because of
'his‘ terrific battln'g’ ability and much
.wss expected of him inxthe unplay-
‘ellsmoaihel'aleschedule
1m um the Yale team is not hitting
consistently. makes the loss teit all
on more. 'Rhett will probably be
given the right 7i'iel'd assignment while
, 9Wghn. 9.th0 has been out of the
aluminum all. snow with injuries,
will replace Boston in mom. East-
‘on started off well but "in" relevant
games his hitting has been woefully
‘ horns Show cuss.
The Clueit & ‘Peabody No.1 bowl-
iué team and the Noru'aik Tire “corn-
9 : pzmi‘s team last night clashed on the
alleys of the Palace Bowling and Bil-
’llard Academy, on North Main street.
'7} the Cluett team capturing all the how
'01s by taking 1hrea straight games
from their opponents The score: ‘
Gluett A. Peabody No. 1..
The «
nuns Pill
Pfonfiimit the Sleepyimlc m1.
try Chili ‘yesterday. The marathon!
was brought down to the spanner
'steé‘é‘ and the four survivoh on files
‘Luflanfi (Hyde. the scammed-m”
Mrs. Stockton. who will new in‘h‘thi-
iappe‘t bmohet‘toda‘} and Mrs J. E.
Dayle, Piping Rock. and Mrs. W. J
Faith, Wyiragyl who will he oppOSed
to etch abhor in the lower bracket
After her brilliant work on Monday.
when she won the medal in the quail-
fying rollnd. and her easy victory
yesterday Miss Hollius was counted
upon to win yesterday without great
diiii’culty. Mrs. Stockton’s ability was
admitted. but it was not thought that;
she would be able to do more than
give “Miss Holllns a good fight. it
was raining when the match began.
so good golf was not looked for.
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CHICAGO. my flit—"A ‘peifeot _
throw to the plots by John Collins in
the ninth inning enabled Chicago to
win their eighth straight victory yes-
terday. when they defeated New York.
7 to 6. Mullen was on third and
Mabel on second, with two out. when
Plpp singled to right. Both attempt-
ed to score but Collins' perfect throw
to the plate caught Maisel, retiring
‘ the side?-
Chicago 1!le an uphill game and
went ahead of New York by benching
hits when the customers became un-
steady. Faber, who had won seven,
straight games.‘ retired and Scott
pitched Chicago to victory. 4The bat-
Collias and Weaver were features.
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MILWAUKEE. am 21-40: Smith.
Australian pugnist. has been boned
from all future lstic contents. in that
country, according to I nobleman!
received by Tom 8.Androws.1local
boxin'g promoter, from ‘flnowyt'e Bu.
her. The . lion against South was
noon: ymmwwu'
ilany..c9ntastsni. a 9:.» weeks ago.
Not only was gmlth but
is ercentsge 32.4 was given to
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CHlCAGO. May 27. --Ad Brennan.
the Chicago Federals} left-handed
'pitcher. has shown such improve
lmerit in his condition that Manager
7Ti'nker decided not to send him to the
Springfield Club of the colonial
Leanne. Brennan‘ a null gave out last
1‘ lsummer. but; now has lost its_ sore:
her will keep him long
hogs. so
[shown to see if worm weather will“
t bring back its old effectiveness.
FENclnlo‘CHAMPION SCORES.
Sherman -.Hsll national amateur so
Qennsylvsnia and Cblnmbie will
keepsio this year as a result of the
end in duelliug swords. his only do-
drawings held at the allies of Morton teat coming at the hands of W. L.
G. Bogus, chairman of the board of Bowman, Hell left no doubt as to his
Mimi
nei- showed be 1840“. ,a line one when
he turned twin ream incompatibl-
last lkllt in the; hisnniioulwrflb
ting oi Finn and tho holding of 1;.
L in a tattle. in Wish a «large variety. of
. holu‘dured’. in. ninth“ overcame
main lo thedh'wcioh q; mnww
‘WK in unflylo a series oi smog
bro champion. nearly made a clean
sweep of_ all three New York Athlet~
in Club fencing titles in the gyrfinnfi
hove a mighty line chance to watchlsium last night. He won all his bouts
each other in all the races at Pough- in foils and satires but finished sec-
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{NEW YORWH. lilo—(looms Wh-
ling tournament oi tin-mason Op-
era House. The great. lightweight. who
held the championship at Mellon in.
his class tor your! upon new. min-
ed to the cm. on is met with re
tired champions. M to convince him-
oeli he is still himself. His bout with
Nicole money: ital: was billed
us simply annihilation and not conni-
od in the series of contests that eon:
.prise the tournament proper. but the
crowd saw an mnCh action in the catch
to catch. can. event as In three at the
regular 0mm chin.
Bothnor onelirdhrew Montague si-
n
his heavier slimy we: the double
nelson-son 9 ‘ ‘ seen only on rare
occasions. it tothner 11' minutes
and 42 soccudnkltbtdow’n the Italian.
- woods-Warns. Polish boho i
moth. needed only titty seconds to
slam WWW Inverts to the mat
rwith a Met-ebony hold This was the
only one oidui bout of the evening.
pr. Roller; the American heavyweight.t
had' to- to 8 wanton 15 «seconds to
settl9 My Meir or; liolllnd with
moment W
Perrolli oi hair downed ”Storm be:~
ler of Ankle in 6: mull it‘o'ook ex-
oi Belgium to subdue Sendyujl‘homn-
FramibutJohn‘ W. Bowers. an Ani-
Erich 113.432. 11!!!“th lit We
sin m with George Lurich or in...
sin, and Joan Man of Mongolia held
Karl Puma 'bt Bulimia to even
terms in tnothwnoother twenty min-
ute casein.
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7 PUTNAN V8. MOHAWKU.
blow § ”0.“th ploy‘ the lie-
hawks sum May ill. 1915 As the
Mouth are a fast tour! a noodtganlo
is expected. Lincoln twill twirl foi-
the means.“ This following payers
willpowithm1flrobiman.Lln
coin. own We Shook. Wright.
Pimikett. sin. honey. Court may.
The Pain would like to hear
iromvthe mariner of the Tightwed
to be plural. 73‘s also 'would like to
play any~other moms in Norwalk or
manilir‘M I! to 16. you: 'old.’ -.
W15 oox. JR. 1h. BLUE «v8.1a.
'iihe lest White Sex. Jr.. of East
Norwalli. easily defeated the Blue“
Jays, also of the some place. on the
2..
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l0 WW. flit
Since the eastern clubs first on-
peared in Western territory two weeks
ago the White Sex have played the
most successful baseball in the An-
TELEGRAHIC
.White Sex Favorites
r—-- 1-. s-
of
7‘9“.
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Sex will play better ball at home,
they do. not argue that the club is
lee“: efficient on the read than when
pastiming at home, and' at this pre-
fee pfit enters the lone “reason"
afore mentioned. '
“ohm
lctly the cm tine tor Horny many: -
eon ofll'llld. Pierre Lo Cellos-e off
erican league. winning too out of
thirteen names.
out 0! third place into the lead. goin-
ins threeandehahmesonthe
Yankees and those on the Wars. The
lens ot-the entire west look upon
them as probable pennant winners.
Managers and players on other
moms, however, still lavas the Red
So: despite Boston's seeming inabil-
ity to get started pcmntwnrd and
despite the Chicago club's recent
achievements.
Wh
ten
In
WWW“ was long use» are obliged
to
'Cotniokolt'e
champions in as remarkable in its way
support of whack“ prediction.
Members of other clubs are almost
their heroes at home. but will not
concede mom
“ems ..
Tw; 7&0
They have rushed
Their reason—«hey
outfit on prospective
any argument ever advanced in
lie Sex could win by a margin of I
men it permitted to play all '9
'3 crew more than
outside chaos to finish as good
his so: thislr W5 in foreign
hot c 1 that the.
Irv-v-
. Nothing like a good satisfy-
machete to keep or nerves
steady and your sad clear.
Street car- men are about the
busidSt lot of; fellows unearth.
Starting—stop
paSsengers -- somethings
cancel:
gem on every mm;
., fl ‘5‘ ’
It would he a bong h yobs“;
forthcm iftliey slidhutg have “
their LERTY tesmoah out
for Liberty
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PRINCETON, May 27.——Prlnceton's
loose fielding coupled with inability to
hit Croweli brought about defeat at linen was tearing in at the m fl
the hands of Brown yesterday after- 9;. 4h? amp round By sheer weight
noon by a score_oi 9 to 0. The visi-‘ and asp-3531mm“
tori-1' baseball showed “D in marked 7hard punches and had Gibbons doing
contrast to the poor article offered by his best to even up the round.
the Tigers, who made seven misplaye.
all but one of which had some bear- low blow. but it did not hm and 1
ing on the score.
Crowell was in rare form and he hm away for. door la b. the
let the Princeton batters down with men another low blow cough! _
‘7." but one—4m refusing to 1090!“ !a single hit. which was made by Law. hens and doubled him up. Re. so-
He struck out eight men and issued covered in time to iinish with a dis-
only one base on balls.
Chaplin started the twirling for the nus opponent dazzled.
local nine, but he was taken out in There were more clean hiiscm
the fifth inning, when the Brunonlsns ed into the first round then m
unanimous in “18““ that the lappeared to have solved his twisters unity to be seen in l whole cow
”name “Be“ "it“ its “mew“! Link took his place, but he had his counter and all were lauded by Gib-
home leuiuros ‘8 the barrier against troubles and was not able to stem bone
which Chicago's hope for a pennant the onslaught
will be Ahhtterod. They believe the
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BROOKE!” EARN ODD GAME.
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1’“ W “‘3‘“ team “me it W" Gibbons used every kind of moi ‘_
out 0’ three by ““9““ Pittsburz this session and throw all W
mime! h! a W 01 l ‘0 3- WW leads with the greatest ease. n
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new sons. May sir-nine“?
hens the mast-er boxer. note--
wtoner at the St. Nicki” A. 6.
East night in Leo Hooch o! M.
who outweighed him seven new
Becpite the fact that like needs not
bite Met to pieces the W
landed conceit
i: in the sixth round Hooch landed a ,
mr.)oolrod While the men were
;piay of speed and accuracy that bod ,-
in less than thirty soon-doe
7light right opened an old cut on
Houck’s eye and the crimson pound
forth so that both men were memo:
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Results and Standings oi
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