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Georgetown Beats Fordhanl
Thorpe Shows Up Good
Gibbons lletd to Draw
Baseball lieslllts
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Brooklyn and Newark divided yes-
lendayls ponies. 2t'rhe morningoo
test was played at Newark where the
home team won by secure of 5 to 3.
.At Washington an: in the afternoon
Brooklyn triumphed by the some
count.
Iloraa took the measure of MarionE
' in the morning, aided and abetted by
five walleye on the part of the. Tip
Tops. Newark made a game rally in
the" ninth inning and had the. tying
runs on thidfand second when the
side was retired."-11l three runs
were scored in this Garrison finish.
Msgee‘s men were shut out by ‘a
e-(ore oil;
on Whitehouse.
3?“.‘5333 him out of the box. Ihiosely
was untied iii tgo late to save the dc!
Three singles, a double and II pass
proved .the undoing of Whose.
Bikini the sixth inning Lime pitch
eii good ball. but in that one”; inning
irommtrql Ha handed gill than
i gonadsmgrlu .er widow the
" Weill; hitting‘ Widows—40mg] ill“ itv
run. Newark scored all three runs in
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terdn'y on some Fluid and enabled
the Blue and White nice to @333
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~, ‘ “.3 IIHWNNE three Mil. new; '
in tithe score. vile stand am
mophind‘tbebatcsetitinx ten pub
‘ io‘nts. After dodbihx in the an: inning
he fldethtrd. 0n IWM‘R
4*“ '32“ 31!“- ‘ 3
«blow- on: playedm without err-
ors. Slim Jim cm
for seven innings and the: MM“ W.
sag. Coach Coaklt‘rffpcilefd him onto:
«emu: alter two singles had meted
m Howsiiads‘ album; run. Smith soy 3!:
M ed thedayby-Janoing Let.- 2 .
. Columbia got a winning stat in the
mold inning. Friedrich tallied the
, storm by stirring on Hann’ s infield
cut sitter geti'ina around to this-libsv
0,119.30 ald' M's double. Blanche got
3a iluky double when his highi by roll
‘ chic tell rest in {root of borne ‘pl'ate. 2
Page scored. and Buncke followed him
‘ Incl-i on Lane's single to right.
Tl". winning run was tallied When
3"I'Bobby Watt 31931.95 to centre in the
- fill: moved to second on Benson
' 2 issuance, moved to second on Benson} 5
bacrince ,vand adopted to third when
.2. ' .. mood tiled to. fright. FriendripiiI drew.
, lipase and the old tcannnotes pull-
Gridlth's Senators looked like gI
2 int-mil seopmi division club yel-
_ tel-day when both ends of the holiday
2 bill dropped into Bill Donovan's mit
’ the Yankees winning the morning eh-
~ splinter, 11 to 4, and the anemoon at-
l'ei‘r l “1.1 olsvi York- outplayed 2
' in the morning then in the alternoon;
i‘tlle contending teams, McGrsw' a rest-
to 0 when they went toE
hat in tile eighth inning of the a‘l‘ter l
noon game. But they suddenly tit up~E notes.
the southpaw, and!
» withstandingvlcpcee into imperlec
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m roux. sue 1.—-'rllo Giants .
and Brooklyns gave friends and pat-
tons _a snappy, instructive course in
baseball yesterday. The Ghnts was.
I to z, in the morning and in the at
‘temon theB'rookiyns took the term"
eta, 6 to 2 The Giants played better
with the Brooklyns it was the other
way 'round. There was so much tren-
chant hitting by one or the other of
dentcrs or Robinsons' commuters. it
and so muCh more in the deldin
which was dashing. timely and high
grade than there was (unity that, he
was ac hurt and a crab who wasn't
satisfied with what he‘lsaw and re-
paid for his outlay of admittance mo
There was sparkling baseball not-
ions with the ruprning competition the
eIIIrisper, closer ind better played of
. Milli moons
2 BEiiBlllllf
The {new were «some at
Wankel-t My by tin bullet
club before» minimum crowd which
crowded the deli. making it impos
sible how outfielder to “tell a
ball and 0 ball bit into the crowd
echo its; two men. Molahon pitch-
bit?! good game but the infield went
t not in one game then in the 0333.33.30 pieces behind him, maths “.81“
errors. The manager of Ithe LaurelE
club showed very poor work in the
way he handled the erowI 2‘
Hill has booked the La ‘
a game in July or All
end will
play the strong Springw' team at
the Baxter grounds out Sunday,
inns a manager Bill‘ wt
have bleachers up by nestifinndsyf‘é
The some: i'
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' {be ring in ‘ilie‘ middle or the ninth
ma». From the seventh round
* mm but been fighting fiercely wllii‘I
one hand, his left hanging limply.
Flynn save one at. the meat exhic 2‘ ‘
bitions of his career and kept boring
"d after round. taking all the
puntshnient that the Irish giant eonld
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‘9
and a right; to the head; forcing him
Ma "‘3, ropes. ICoiiey recovered quick!
ly and» by ‘uppercuttlng and jabbing ‘
rod litigation or a delicate posi-
,Wmlnnom at 2‘uun in mod.-
N hiding the? Ic'cci hurlers timo- .
2 ii and taking advantage of every sob
screw-m 2
tore the opening so
no. warms! would;
ccdey enthused Flynn
round. He: used a left job with great
“film: to the jaw thwkw. I
Flynn out in' the sixth round.
in the filth round, Flynn 22
shook Coriey with a‘ left to the law ‘
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get their scalp. The Loc' code will
try to
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““0“ 3‘ “1° “”3" °3 “3’" “3‘“! ions in an extra session on the la. outdoor ow. at Ebbets Field. Brook- by the score or 1 to i. the me was ,
the Nationflli' “‘9 3"“ Rivers roonleid. The use was witnessed in WI. wan he held like mi and snappy but the irvinp lest
went to pieces and fined like school-Eb, m a” layout crowd of root- Gibbou. the BL Poul middleweight the game through their inability til
chum although they obtained hut ... M m mm,“ . hot! an n to even terms In 2‘ ‘8“ mm“ ”0‘“ bunch their hits. Dingboe, the miles
as many hits as “13.1““W‘u _ . when. the Fordham alumni attend- Gibbons weighed 155 pounds find go: veteran. was on the mount! to!
man bitched for the Nations!» M ,9 . w, ~ Hatfield m. Gibbons exhibited his the Chm, Mm and ”mm W
and Bede“ tor “19 W- 33"” 33’ In the teeth inslna the Kaolin rung usual cleverness but he was new" bau lie had little “stud" on the,»
ban "”9"“: ”333333 3333333?- 3333 con accepted all» the bases Seton able to solve the soldier's defense: ball and was rather lucky in with:
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have won. The Broad divers did not the: mundane! M. spit hell my“, the ”a ham were equally divided. E MB and deserved ,0 win Except ‘
have their regal" “'1 lore-d In H, um». plate and the Mn: Whisky. 8 tom];- WMVY- mt 0,2. “a mm; the Cherry: were
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YEMHDNYYS RESULTS.
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Boston 2, Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburgh‘l chicane 0.
new York 4,. Brooklyn 2.
(Afternoon) 2 2
Cincinnati I2. St. Louis 1: second.
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ttabmb 1. Gillette 0.
Philadelphia» 5, 300$» 2.‘
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at the ‘Brlghton Beach race track last Scorer. Willard PeeL I“; .- nipping. =2'i‘ilne. 1: II15. ‘ I ' , ‘2 .. __ _..2_: ‘
{Indium-s: 2 » " ‘mpi‘als' .......... 42 4 12:1 1
Badly hemp and bleeding from the “I“ ms "RSI Score by mm”. A
dose and mouth. but still on his feet, . Cherry 2.1. “3' o 0 0 1 3 0 .
Flynn's seconds threw the sponge in Irving A if: ”0 0 0 0 1 3 o, g:
MSMIIIPEDM,
NEW. YORK, June. 1 «Henry Kix,
wearing the colors at the Moire City
Wheelmen. wait the open roentyflve
mite Coney Island helldleap race con-
ducted udder the ouspleeti of his club
'3 along the 09ml Parkway course yes-
, . terday morning. le had 9. seven min-
Pittsbumh 3, St. Louis 2. _. ute allowance rind barely nosed out.
Second panic, .Pltteburoh 0, St, a teammate, W. Rhodes. in ”tour 2
Louis 0. (Game outed at on at 2. minutes as seconds actual time.
Mug-knees.) . ltweethellrstraceofthe‘Bl-ook.
“torture 5. W0 3. 4, in; cycle classic since 1907 and a
Kalle-rem 2. Ohio". 1. . “
second game. Kansas City 3. Chl-
Summary: Earned runs-
0 3,1rving a’. c 4.
Murphy. Ntckerson.
ofl Nickel-son 4. oil Dingee‘?
out. by Nickerson 11 by big
,Sacriflce hits. Sturdevont. 1‘14:
lbaees. Cherry A. c. 5, Irving
14. First on errors. Cherry
Irving, A; C. 2. Hit by pitcher,
sing. Riley Stolen bases. Gels
Menominee! 2._Riley amps
FairchikiI 1nd St. John This ‘
Yssfinnnyis lagoons.
' (Morning) .
2. Newark ‘5, Brooklyn 3.
Buffalo 2.. Baltimore 0.
‘ (Afternoon)
YESTERMY’B assure.
2 2 2 ”(flamingo ,'
Mew York ti Washington 4.
“sum 3, colloids“: T3.
calmed, Detroit 3.. . '
- (Afternoon. )
- m» a, Philadelphia 2.
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the revival call and tried to will one! .
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