Evening sentinel, Friday, May 5, 1916 · page 13

' THURSDAY. MAY 4, 1916

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L'l‘. Richard J. Keeiizi, esstnining
ysitittn oi tire Iii‘oddu'a) Spotting
'uh. Joseph Mclieon, matchmaker.
-d John Houcrp’rei‘eree of the club.
arraigned belore Magistrate
the Gates avenue Police
)‘e>iel‘d:1_\‘, charged
itli the law in regard to
liming minors to box in the club's
reiiu on Halsey street.
Agents of the Society tor the F‘re
enuon oi" cruel!) to t‘liiidrenichsrg-
that (Mu l)4i)>. thirteen andjour.
i’n )edi“ old, “ere permitted to en
. o in a. bout :u n maimw perform-
ce on April 10 Samuel B. Ornitz,
Ito represented the S l‘. C. A, de-
visred that the nuclei} did not intend
make any lllldt‘li upon the sport of
sing. The society's Hill] was to [{ut
MUD to the exploitation of children
r inoneywnia’nmg purpows. Former
‘ lstant District Attorney I-‘. )1. Mc-
M rey represented the defendants.
agistrate Steers held all three men
the Court of.Specisl Sessions.

ere
.leers. in
wurt. Brooklyn.

\ misting

Ciiilii_|i_0i_8i0ils

. Friday.

[tub imp shooting tournament
. gltnm. l‘tah

Annual Ameriiim clay bird chum.
.- hhip shoot. at Ti‘uiers Island. N.

 

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KInsns-Nebruwku dual lritck

Id meet. at Lawrence. Kan.
Saturday.

Finals in A. A. l'. national wrest-

: championships at Newark. N. J,

Opening of National Capital Horse

ow, atkilguhington.‘b. C. , . , ,

‘Twontleth annual mahthon raoeot

o Missouri .‘A., at St. Louis.

Rowing race between Naval Acade~

‘ and University of Pennsylvania, at

.apolis.

_loterscholustic tennis tournament of
University of Pennsylvania, at
delphia.

-terscholsstic- tennis tournament
Princeton t’niversity, at Princeton.

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”Maryland State championship ten-
tournament, st Baltimore.

Yale-Princeton dual track and acid

at Newflliaven.

Harvard-Cornell dual truck and field
t, at lthaca. N. Y.

Columbia-Brown dual track and field

- t, at New York city.

gnome coast conference track and

» d champions‘ips. at Berkeley. Col.

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Willi MORE [AIS

Troubles of all sorts seem to be in
way of the Penn crew squad to
nder the men in their eflorts to
pare for the Henley regatta. on
ay 13. Less than two weeks re-
sin now for work. and the Jinx
iii seems to be on their trail.
‘thef among the troubles is the
... that the men are being served
the training table. About the
ddle of the. season the crow men
ays begin taking their meals
‘_ the training house. As a
they like It, for the best. of
: s have always been served. is
. however, coercion «has been
, ssary to keep the sweep handlers

re. They frequently ask if they

and

‘ .. leave and go book to thitir'
, mines or host-um housemwbo'ti »

. can get. enough to en,

91» trouble at the training houoh

“lot a m one; but; an...“
~ a climax. Lost hi! the foot-
jam muffled atrou‘gh' 1'.
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spring the ‘trscti sqnsd has grad-r

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l NATIONAL LEAGUE.

"Milli RIM”

A IltW world's record was estab.‘
lished yestéida) (”\t'llilil; st the‘
Sheepshead Buy- Speedway when
italph Mullord. driving a Hudson “nu-l
per-us" stock thasis, ended a run of!
twenty-four hours With 1,819 miles to‘

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} Games Yesterday.
Cincinnati. 4; St. Louis.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 2: Philadelphia. 0.

Standing in National League.

’iIS credit. This performance willsupr: "T W. 1“
plan‘. in the records that ucconiplish-'fimm‘lyu """""" ‘ 8 A
ed nearly nine years ago by s. E“. ston """"" B 5
Edge, driving it Napier-“six." At that'PhHadelphm ’ 8 6
tint-e Edge traveled 1,581 miles, wmcMCincinnsti """""" 10 8
Hood as s world's record until )‘es-xlcl‘imlo """ '- 8 7
Lerdsy. The best previous perform-ipnmburxh """"" 8 8
once of a stock car in America was'SL Louis ---------- Z 1‘;

recorded in 1909 at Brighton Beach, New Y°rk """"""
whtn Psischke and Muil‘ord drove it
Lozier 1,196 inilos iii twenty-four:
hours. I
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JOHNNY—thin i0 , mm...
in Btllliliiiiiiilig '

Johnny Dundee and Benny Leonard.
the lightneiglits who contested such
a fast bout at the Garden recently,l
haw been matched again. but no de-‘
clslon has been msde as to time and,I

 

Gameo Today.
Boston at New Your.
Philadelphh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.

Games Yesterday.
Boston 3: New York, 0.
Washington. 5: Philadelphia. 1.
Cleveland. 2: Chicago. 0.

 

 

Standing in American League.

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plate. According to heotty Homenh’anshington .. ..... ll 6
manager of Dundee. the only point'

iBoston . .10 8

settled in that there in going to be “(‘leveiunil D 8

bout. while lillly Gibson. manager rill-low!“ """""" 10 9

Leonard. says that the event will belki“w V0“; """"""" 8 8

held by the highest bidder among the lietroit """""" 9 9

clubs. Three bids have been received, 91‘ Louis """"""" 7 9

‘ A . . ,. . , ............
0M from ladison Square Garden. one Philadelphia ...... ... 5 12

from Ebbets Field, and another from
Washington Park There are also
three tentative dates assigned for the,
bout. May 13. 19 and 24.

fin...“

R088 IXPECIS l0 snow

 

Gamea Today.
St. Louis at Detroit.
('ieveiand at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Games Yeatordly.
Providence. 5; Buffalo. 4.
Rochester. 10; Newark. 0.
Baltimore. 3; Toronto. 1.
MontmaiRlchmond, rnln.‘

 

 

BRIDGEPOR'I‘, May 5.—Hugh Ross,
the popular middleweight. who hopes.
to meet McCoy or (‘hip here some
time this month. has taken apart-i
ments over on Boston avenue, with;

two of his brothers. who are making‘ W. I"
guns for the Allies. Newark ............... 6 1
"i want to get an here and ,ho'tProvidenre ' "5 2
against the best they. can bring.”Emchmand W5 2
Hugh Blld yesterday. "A! ‘0"! IE “Boltlmore ............. 5 4
am going IO mk. my how “I Budge-.381“!th ................ G 5
port 1 want to get in right with tbdu‘o'ml ..........._..3 .‘
fans.” i'l‘oronto ........... ....1 > 6
Ross can minke 1001i fl, given ’iR‘ochester ............. 1 6
chance. His tight with Charley Bhondas Garnet *oday.

provod him to be one of the clever-
est men of any weight that ever box-
ed here. Ross has a grout detenae.
and-will mks the be t of them won
ry. On -the odenalvo he is sit fast
assny of them.' I

Hugh is phoning a. his campaign
around Conneoflcuti-and New York.

.- Buffaio at Baltimore.
(Only one game scheduled).

 

 

I . EASTERN LEAGUE.

 

. ,Gamoo deorday.
Hartford. 3: Worcester, 2.
Portland. 7: New Haven. 3.

Boston, 7; New York 6 (to innings).

Standing in International League.

PAGE THIRT‘N

 

 

 

ilulttoi'd -2 3 .400

Lynn . 3 3 .400

Bridgeport .2 4 3

New Haven ..... .2 l .333

Worcester . ..... 1 4 .200
Games Tm

lawrence at Hartford
Lowell at New London.
Lynn at Nets Haven.
Portland at Springfield.
- Worcester st Bridgeport.

 

"-0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
“7 YESTERDAY.

5” Kansas Pity, 7; Toledo. 1.

5'” Louisville. 3; Minneapolis. 2 t

556 Milwaukee. 6; Columbus. 3.

533 Indianapolis. 11; St. Paul, 5.

.500 ._.. ..-

412 SOUTHERN Assocut'non GAMEa
.154 YESTERDAY. _

Atlanta. 3; Mobile, 1.
Chattanooga, 2; Memphis. 0.
New Orleans, 6; Birmingham. 0.
Nushville, 1:: Little Roch, !.

COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.

liarvsrd. 5. Virginia. 0,

' Dartmouth. 3; Georgetown, 2 (I! in-

mine).

I Navy, 4; North t‘srolina A. s- .\l.. 2.
Catholic l'niv. 3; Boston College, 0.

I Syractise, 3: Michigan, 0.

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Springfield Y M C. A, 19; Yer

St. Louis, 7: Detroit. 6 (13 lnntngs)..mom, o,

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i COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.
'i

RC Virginia at Williams.

.647. Ohio at Illinois.

.5561 Georgetown at \‘sie.

52!: Holy (‘ross st (‘athoiic l'iiiv.
.52“ ’i‘rintty tit Worcester Tech.
goal Rochester iii iiuiulltott.

.500! Albright at llrsiiitis.

137' Syracuse at Michigan Angles.
.2941 Wash. & Jeff. ill Grove City.

l Cornell tit t'olunibia.

.‘ Penn. State at Lafayette.
, New Hampshire at Brown.
' t‘onn. Aggie! at Wesleyan.

Portland scribes bring to light the
fact that the Sunday game to Bridge-
port is the first one played on the
Snbbath in which a league club repre-

senting the Mslnc city has ever par-

PC. .
tici ted.
.857,l 9“ ____

~714; "Moose" Miller to rapidly establish-
.714 ; mg n reputation as a slugger with the
.556i New Hoven club. Murth's men con-
.ui l nected for only five settles in yester-
.429idav's Me. sod Luna‘s! these, in-
.13 cluding two doubles. were products
“3 l of the Killer bot.-Eschnnu.
! Owner Sullivan of the Lsmncs
3 club has tensed Riverside park, one at
two ball grounds in that city. for one
years as a home for his players. Short
foncmro an objectionable feature of
this park to inwrenco fans. and prob.
ably the other yard will be used next
‘flu‘ when it. is fixed up properly.

 

 

 

 

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on littliitiiis ' :
flll Will). Willi 24

The record of twent‘yfour strike-
outs in a nianning lysine, credited
to Pitcher Davis of the Kiiieen lTi‘h-
as) High School team, in the con-lest
against the Beltou High School nine.
on April 22. appears Io mink will
any pitching test now recorded in the
annals of baseball. do far as is
shown by the leading complications
on banebuii. the fest stands in a (’lliL-s
by itself.

Whether it is n world‘s record is

 

 

gues.

So far as the records shows, it is
the best strikeout performance for a
lnlneinning' game to be tonnd unions
the avoidable data. A careful search
disclosed that the Nutionsl league
record of strike-outs. under similar
conditions, is nineteen. made by Char-
Iey Su'eetiey in the l’rovldenceJBosWH
game of June 7. 1884. The American
iiesgue record was mode by the late
lGeorga iitubei \‘l’uddell. who fanned
.sixteen in the contest between St.
‘Louis and the Athletics on July ‘29.
1908.

Pitcher Dolley struck out nineteen
. in a Union Association game between
Chicago and Boston on JUIy 7. that;
Tom Ramsey turned seventeen batw
tors back to the bench in an Ameri—
can Association contest betueen Lou—
isville and Cleveiond on June ‘1, 1557
and this was a remairkabie perform-i

 

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rule watt in existence. t
On August-’21. Milli). William blltv

u League game involving San Anton-'
to and Galveston. Duiing the your.
191! Frank Davis of th Knoxviila' ~ on ..
' With Bu
Appaloohian league club nd mu; ll
Applegate. of the Blue Grass Leuue;
also fanned twenty butters.

 
 
 
 

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‘ and vim and deliciously fresh
, and fragrant.

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SMOKING TOBACCO

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hard to determine. because unusual . . . . - h“?
pitching exhibitions by amateur. l.“ “imDSBP 'tOdXCllvc, ‘ “hi dont you buy ’0"

school and college teams are not kept 50mm: youthfu 39"“ makes l'ui ne“ in 10wn_¢m ,0“ Wu
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YORK.

Freight boat loavu Pier :1 lat
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i 8t.) every day ucopt M. I! 8 p.
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f6:3o p. in.

1 Good. F. Foota, General "out.
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am today for

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A. A. Btngg. now coach of the Uni-
versity of Chicago. while a student at
Yale, struck out twenty Princeton
batters in the Yale-Princeton game’
of May 26. 18”, and this is probably
the best college record to date.

nitrous

Teddy.
I But New York A. C. (Brooklyn)—
IZulu Kid vs. Jake Ahearn. ten rounds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hike Shay. ten rounds.

. C.—
l Browns Par Rochawsy A Rubber

‘Psddy Burns is. Hickey Doughert)’.

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‘ Stadium A. C.——Jtmmy Dutly vs.“ The S'CR . Apex 5c

'Chlcti Slmler. ton rounds; Joe Lynch Room ‘. } 1‘ i .

vs. Bobby Uborn. ten rounds. T. A. SKELLY, ominous ..
vFiairmont A. C.-—Flarry Cattle -\‘s. we ”ll Faultiesa t‘Wear- m._- __..

Tex ‘Kelly. ten rounda.

: Queenboro A. C.-—~ilack Courtney vs.
:Jimmy Kane. ten round.

i Pioneer 8. C.——-Frcd Dwyer vs. Tom-

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after a lay off of 11 months. since he: .
won the middleweight title of the,
Philippines. His bout with Shanda]

Lawrence. 2; Bridgeport. 1.
Springfield, 16: Doweli. 5.

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was the first since that time.‘ The’n.:°:' London, 4; Lynn. 3 (H in-
matchmaker tor the next show here} I gs ‘ I
would make a stun with the anal "
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if he put Rods and “other; mm of: Standing'ln E'fi.r%‘l‘°?ue'? C
his class on for tho main-bout. 1N Lo d " 1' Still
Manager Terry Leo declares thstiLE: II n on """"" 4 2 .667
Hugh is o. coining champion. and ,tbe’LBw; , """""""" 4 n ‘667
young man seem to have all the ear-:Pom‘g’e ”"'”‘3 3 .600
m k of ‘ “I ' . ssssssssssssss u
«r s ,. 9°” “m Springfield ............ 3 2 .600

That New London club is bound to:mi’ ”“011”. ‘93 Milwa-
.be in the hunt all the way, and ap-E "—'—"-
I pears so formidable several msnsgers Fistbushehty Wife is quite man-
'are howling gnmgt Gene McCunn‘s nish. I found her wearing one of
1liberal use of money.. Howevsrfthoy my plaid'vests yesterday.
:shouldn't bother about what McCann mmnhflfst—Good'for her!
in doing to get s'strong club. as the “Album—I've been lulplclous
league can utond the, fast aggro" her ever since.
lions. lt-would be better Jo w'utcn- ‘Benlonim-at—Why? .
McCahn's players rather than keepsn - Flourish—There was one of my
eye on his salary limit—Manchester clnrfl in the pocket and when ,. l
.11me Li “ “~‘,_.degyh_ gignzgzh was crushed. Yonkers

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