7m cl to: lulu- clcc who. u .1
m: at their 111-11. “to has do
W tic m in c twin uh!
annotations-tun April”.
but Pol lion-u Weir W-
c-d then-team ground tinny-2
1:15.. 1- was illegally culled out only in
.1 be game by Umpire Kitty Bransiield,
11 former Pbiladelpblc player,
Pmldeut Toner yesterday decided
. in favor of Moran and overruled
ansficld. . He ordered the gone-o!
April if to be thrown out and ordered
it to be replayed.
Philadelphia scored five runs during
the second inning of this game and
Moran claimed they would have made
51111 more but for Branclield‘s‘declsiou
on Lavender. With Lavender on first,
Psskert hit to Smith, who threw to
'econd to force Lavender. However, -
4’ ‘ .some win bugger Wednesday
. Rod’s throw pulled Massey ott second
‘ base, but Lavender‘ assumed he was
out and started to walk off the field
"Via the pitchr’s box; " To macaw
complications Massey, trying for mt
he thought a double...play. threw the
bull high and far ot’er 'Konetchy‘s
head. . . '
SmilingcAll Het Up
About this time things began to bap-
pcn last and furious. Moran and all
the Philly bench warmers yelled It
the startled Lavender, who under-
stood their meaning and hustled over
to third. base. Bt'aubfield then called
him out for running out of line.
Moran presented the argument to
'l‘ener that the rules say a runner can
‘ only be called out for running out 01‘
line when,“ is to avoid 11. baseman
ready to refit-chirp, ‘and Lavender
made no attempt to cidestep any one.
Toner upheld this point. .
George Shillings, who still is in our
midst, was as mad as a butter, 11 bur-
‘ » net and .awet hen when Informed
' Tenor had removed a some from his
accounts. Stallions cannot under
"stand how ’i‘ener arrived at the con-
clusion. He says there is nothing in
the rules that permits 11 base runner
to go from one ban: to another via tho
pitcher's box. 2
. “Tron Moran . ran out on 1111- din-
mend from the Philadelphia bench;
and all but shotcd Lavender on third
base, hold Stullings "It for nothing-
, else, Lavender should have been cull- ‘
“ 01] out bccutlsb' off Motan's deliboruto'
intert’cronm with a play‘ by running
out 011 the diamond while the ball
was 113 pray."
.. 4..-” A-..” ..
, SCHOOL BOY TWIRLER
SIGNED BY LAWRENCE
Patrick Shea of Holyoke Will
ccivc Trial
Earmarks of First Claus Player
SPRINGFlELI), April ilk—Patrick
(“tied") Shea, considered by many as
one of the best twlrlers ever develop-
1’ ed Holyhoko,“lcft the Paper city this
morning for Lawrence, where he will
be given :1 trial with the Lawrence
baseball duty under Manager Jock
ly.nn Shea's going at this time. will
he :1 big blow to the Rosary high team
" .2311 he was figuted upon to do the big
.sbare of the twirling Shea left
Tecbool yesterday and for the present
‘2E.'. will devote his timo to baseball.
.Shea is still 11 youngster, being only
_ 52.17 years old. He is tall and well
built chop and has a wonderful as-
.n—n—a—
'Re- '
' ofn good twhler and his many friends
do the Pope-1 city figure that it will
11 She 4?“: before he will1 have made
’5 Last year' he.
rpurtlclpated in a number of important
He was recom-
Flynn by
the Lawrence team he will
FACTS" 'A2BO2UT MAJOR
big, ioa'gn‘e clubs is about 42 you're
arch of pilots, while (trick Barry.
‘leto was 30 this week is the “baby.”
“Elgltt of ’e111 are between 40 and 50.
:tbem are natives of Massachusetts—9
Mitchell. Donovan, Moran, Callahan.
‘ 11ka and Robinson Four boil origi-
. W Jones cud mill. The re-
nix curb come from u did:
m Missouri. Icarus I out
21111111111111 from Wimtu.
,n'lte‘s'otbull. croft-tit piliht‘ota
With Berliners—Has ,
' In the iii-st inning of the
‘son out of the (pastime.
Austin was put out 'of the game for
.Tbere was a. provocation for Anson’s
l'cutb‘urst. as his team fell uwuy be.
hortment of bendera 101 one of his:
years. “He possesses all the earmarks 1
9.1311 Holyolte' and gave a good .
Jimmy-
bouldc Shea tail to make 11
LEAGUE MANAGERS} '
. The 5vcrage age of the 216: pilots of .2
' Connie Mack, who is 524, is the putrl-
32111 are in their thirties, and two are
pm the bull century mark. Six ol
.mlly [1011f Pennsylvania-«Jennings.'
«it ’Wmunn from Georxit. ~
v
17111» Mb one «the few m1 big leaguehll phy-
ers who lave I annual» This ornament fell into discord [or the bone
ball player some years ago
”91"» ’
Al Shubert. the crack boxer who was to meet Frankie Burns at the
ffiuombionday night. is suffering fro 111 on attack of blood poisoning. Hard
11
. 4“- .
And there are some other athletic sufterers hi" the Park City.
fSn'ofl head" would be the diagnosis tot-e .few of them.
+
George Stailings made a bonehead play Wednesday afternoon when
he kept Dick Rudolph in the box after the sixth. tuning. The Brooklyn
8111191111111 made four runs 01! him session six. l
~_.—»
(inlet 31011113 is tight them with the, tan club bleyms made 11 hand-
Ail nauticul enthusiasts m intone:-
ly patriotic, and now that they have
no opportunity to serve their country
they are, fairly “romping tbe~Navy
. —'o—- . '
Wt of the Succubus .is chow ing some speed:
hitch it comes to beating a hit bull to first.
.9...
the Brooklyn Eagle.
Omcluis with their 01ers. By exper-
He's mighty clover,‘ lance the motorboat men have fitted
lthcmselves so that tile)! can handle
'2" 2 {small coast defence vessels better
“ll 5 an 1“ than any one else, because they not
only thoroughly understand a small
boat, but are also familiar With the
coast line, particularly around their
home ports Then again. the motor-
boat men understood the operutloni
and care of a gasoline engine, and, in
these three respects they Ire better
fitted for this admittedly important
branch of 9‘" 211.111 Coast Defense
service, than the regularly enlisted
men in the Navy This is conceded
by naval authorities, 11nd, in consc-
nuance, the Navy Department is very
anxious to obtain the services of
3111ch from all Starts cl tho coun-
‘War may and athletic events, says
wind.” etc."
Claudio White will Jefetee the wmld's championship. contest between
Fred Welsh and Johnny Kilbane. l‘l‘he boys viii mix on May lst alv
Manhattan Casino
.9.
Did you know that the first man to our steal 11 base was Cuthbeit
oi the Keystone team of Philadelphia, in 11 game at Brooklyn on the old
(Lipitiollno grounds in 1865?
<1
~
.4-
, Walter Johnson of Washington holds the shutout record {or consecu-
tim innings. He held opposing tea the down without 1 hit 2101' 56 inning!
111111 111111
111111 Sunni:
Oilli ENSI IOO’ENE
EO ONNSE “POP iNSONI
A dive into the musty chi records
shows many 1111111121111: events of rho IW O'BI'IOH'S 3"“ “PM"
on gone by. and 11.. 111121111 out With clings; whom” Also
who imam come of the 11111:; tbut1 mm. “11111411“ of Tic.
W when he was kneehlgb to It!“ Ill Mill Booshdbllfllll-
net-1111111911111 going on at the differ-
out 121w rattle and at headquarters
or {humeral Trnlnlnlg 31111111111011, :6
42 min str‘eet, 1123mm, Mm. Anoro
der 111111 also been sent out recently
by'tbe' Navy bison-uncut, tint full up
10111181111112. relating to vervlcc 111.1119
.“ “mm?” C“. 35°}; 111111112121 “2 33!“ Naval cinema 11's to be handed
them. l , mum _ maul ”chilling sum.
WW 0‘ the morgglutmestmfi upmxol‘IELD—‘rasn Apr“ 282” variously located throughout the 00112113
try.- Prominent among these is the
great 1.11m 111m Tritnlnu Station
at Chicugcg Motorboat men who live
in interior citiés cud town: where
, ho game The Eastern Dengue at its meeting
between-lute cum on ‘ulsville bore yesterday adopted- its schedule
techie on 'Juue 89, EM. Thwcoro or for the season or 1917, 'Ifter inking
that game it» 11 10111.0: 43 into consideration two kinds of ch
runs in all, and 3mm it.) Inlet; Tho drait .prc‘p 1red by. 1 g my oxymglgnlftfogg‘l: :z- 2
Old Pop Anson iris the border the urer Thomus A O'Ilttcu 11111211161131 smug this branch or the service
Cubs and Enid Clam “was pilot of the 13er at the last meeting in Boston, from their ,0“, post “Ml
Colonels, having succeeded Jim Rod- which had been ordered to be revised 'Thn yucbtsmcn enrolled in jhe
Hers. It was Louisville's first visit of to make more equitable arrangement Count Defense Boson c and those who
the. season to Chicago, and its second for the Springfield club, was adopted hue boats that are serviceable “Y2
large. score, dates 2 back
2231mm thorn, and before the grime end ntth the revision together with 11 (my email their boats and crews if they E
~,'cd Old Pop had the tin tied to him by minor charges showing trunapcslng of so wish Of course. to be appointed
dates to meet local conditions in dif- an officer one must show that he 11,,
Efment cities. . (propetly qualified. but some yachts:
some AnN The directors accomplished much men who have not qualified to take
5011 hit with two men on but Sheri business at this 59531011. adopting it command of one of the ”government
dun called it a foul and Pop exploded revised draft 01’ 1118 by laws 01' the boats bale received Junior commie
as 911111291111 could explode. A11 argu league. changing the number or tick- :sions in cases where they serve on
ment followed and Sheridan put An eta t0 hoist-Wed under the “commu- ’tbeir own boats
2 Then the nlty baseball" plan, and sottllng‘someI Already mete than 1... "00 privately
Cubs got their-backs up and smother other minor matters that came up fat owned boats have been offered tcwthc
11d Louisville under the avalanche ct adjustment. 1 Navy for coast defense. These boats
runs. The. new draft of the bylaws was range to size from the large steam
"It was some three months later that occasioned because of the presence' yacht, such as the.(;9rsair.'qwned by
at the bend of the league of a prcsl- ‘ J Plot-pout Morgan; Kanowha. owned
dent who will actively direct its a! 'M‘ John Borden, 01’ Chicago; Viking.
Lintro. Under the old by-laws, Dan OW‘Md by George E Baker, Jr.; A1011?!
O‘Neil us vice-president, held most or owned by Arthur, Curtlss James and
the powers, but these. have now been
placed in the ofllce of piesident.
Other changes were made necessary
by the reduction- from ten cuibi'tc
eight, reqdirlng. only a two-thirds vote
where in‘tbe past a tour-fifths vote
was necessary for adoption.
The league took up the'ouestion of
"community baseball" anew, this idea
having-been‘adopted at the meeting '
_‘in' Boston:- March 18. The plan was
116:1: Sheridan. . __
mm mm.
the last time in his life, This was
done by Hank O'Diiy, who was serv-
111g his third year as an umpire
book containing twenty-four tickets
for $25, giving tie fans a 2' per cent re-
duction on the price of Million. The
directors thought it might be advls
able to lncrcatlb the number of tickets
in these 35 books, 11nd voted that they
‘hind the first inning and was finally
whipped. 18 to 7. by Cleveland, but
Pan's wrath got him nothing- but the
icon. ouddt remains forO'Day to claim
the doubtful distinction of being the
dust umpire to chase Anson from 11
ball game. -
Advertise in The Sentinel; (Continue on Page Sixteen)
the Liana,
! be was paid the sum of one dollar.
macaw—1";
to 22220222._éa22h club to place. on sale a“
should contain twenty- e-ight ticket§2
Mia
WPM'
moi-chum
”aluminum
—mw If! mixes; York ....... . ..
owned by C. lodyard
Blair, down to the 40 foot motorboat.
in Home instances owners um do
hated their yachts and are defrayins
the cost of fitting them-for service.
Many have altered 'to charter their
yachts while other: are willing to sell
The offers are coming intact aniline
government is rushing the work or
examining and making plans for such
strengthening of the boats as will en-
able them to carry the necessary
guns, etc. ' 2
For coast defense work the motor-
boat bur-already shown itself to be
most valuable, and last year several
public spirIlEd yucbosmen built bouts .
for a patrol squadron. One or the»
boats, built for Harold S. Vanderbilt.
is now owned by the government and
is know as “Patrol Number 8.” Mr;
Vanderbilt offered icygivo this Mil.“
to the govefiuucnt, but, in order to
make the ironic:- ubaclutcly legal,
Among the yacmmen who have al-
ready been given conunlsllon‘c .m
W Butler Duncan, James W. Alfir.
Com street, New 1'“ city, and president of the Yacht Racing Assn-l
clutlcn of Long island Sound; John
R.Bropl1y, president. of the Grove-
cend Bay Yacht Racing Association;
Fred W. Goeller, Jr.. designer; Rog-12
or W. Haddock, designer”; Stuart Dav
ll; Ralph Pulitzer; Butler Whining:
Stuyvesant Wainwright; Orson D.
Munn; C. Oliver Iceltn. Jr, and John
Borden, of Chicago.
Among other prominent men inter-i
cstcd In motorboat preparedness et-
forts are Mayor William Hole Thump
son, of Chicago; Henry A. Pdmcns,
of Cleveland; Carl G. Fisher, of ludi-
anabolic, and Commodore Charles it. .
Tullcr, and W alter l.. i
Kotchcr. I). W.
Plunder, of Detroit.
In 11 few months there will be 111111
ed to our navy a huge fleet of 110
foot motorboats. Contracts for the
building of these boats have just been
awarded by the Navy Department t
and, when completed,- they will be
manned almost exclusively by yachts-
men. Then; is at present a scarcity
of capable engineers, and men who are
familiar with marine moiots are be
ing sought for enrollment in this ser-
vicc.0u1 country a present cmer
gcncy is such that. any man, tmin'ed
by experience to handle or care for
ev en the smallest motorboat, has now.
an opportunity to put his knowledge
to splendid use in our nattonol the
tense program .
LONDON scones KNOCKOUT.
Jack london lmooked out Fred Es-
pin in the ninth round at. the New Po-
lo A. A, New York. last night.
right swing ”to the. jaw brought the TEE?“
London also hard?” '
contest to an end.-
dropped Ecpln for the count of nhiel
in the eighth session._
On the semldlmtl of ten rounds Jim
iml‘e Kittie pinpointed 1921111121111 11,113,322
to a fast bout
‘ i
“12!:
W.
. 8
'M_M a. Fa; Wig; Louis ....... .0
. icago ........ '. ..... 8
mm In Micdulj Cincinnati ........ 11
2 ’ Boston ............... 1!
Illl’d 17111114121911; ......... 1
2 , Brooklyn ........... .. l
gnaw YORK, April 23,.1: the law- d’ittsburgh ....... .5
makers up at Albany do not put: s-the Amman League.
crucheron boxing before the first day C111 ca 0 “g
a. 111,. New York is going to see a semi .::::::::::.'::: 7
. tictic engagement tint it bu 1113811 New York ........ 8
looking forward to for months. Fred- IClnvelaud ------------ 8
die Welsh and Johnny Ktlbane at last Erilftdclphia ....... .. g
22 3.. Joule: .......
have been mtchcd to r. .ct here in a , Washington ........ '2 2 {
ten-round bout, and the date set for‘ mm,“ _______________ 4
the entertainment is the first day of 1
May.
The articles signed between these E39???“ ------------ 7
two clever knights of the mitt slipu- EPfOlllfiggit‘. i
into that: the weight shall be 135 Richmond _ 2 2 '5
1101de at 3 o’clock and the route will {Rochester ............ 4
be ten mundg If nothing prevents Mcntreul ...2 .......... 3 I
this meeting. the bout is going to be 1:332:20 -------------- '2:
one of the fastest that New York‘2 A2gé;i‘c‘,;r;"i“a'ssdmo
1111‘s ever lumped, and New York is gov
ing to be perfectly willing to ShEEEi indimapolis ”12
out its numerous shekels for flops iKunsus City --------- 3
close to the ringside. 5111;315:132; """"""" lg -
museum we .11 promo be mm... .:::::::':.'1 o
somewhat divided when it comes toiMinngapofls 4
picking a favorite. New Yorkers have i 2:11:13? .............. 1; 1
1111 111M idea 111211 Welsh is
tcogmtcflnxmenl. andtocoap-
title in the art at tangclng‘ to permit
Elihu to punch tho button that will
puttimiucmteotcunLAMbc
cause litilnue failed at one time to
exhibit his pet kayo punch bum :-
Ncw York crowd, there in come doubt
’cbcut 111m.
But outside of the big town, in sec
lions of the country where the curl!"
bended Forest City WW has
flopped many an opponent tor the _
count. 'Kllbane will be the favorite.
Kilham lo Clever
In consenting to meet Welsh at. 135
pounds, Kllbnne will be giving away
a big advantage in weight. But the
fact that Welsh would not consent to
lmeet him at 11 lighter figure proves
consluslvely that he has a. whole-
‘1 1(22Gontlnued on ‘Pogo Sixteen.)
iPITCHER BABE RUTH HAD NEVER
HEAED OF OLD 8AM
‘CRAWFORD
Ray Chapman, Cleveland shortstopf
2s11y1 this is a true story of what but)?
pened the first time Babe Ruth pitch-
ed a game against Detroit.
“Ruth was on his first western trip
with the Red Son and was not allow
ed to start a game until the team
reached Detroit, the last stop beiotc
going back to Boston, and Ruth worlo
'ed the final game. He won it, 3 to‘
2, but in the last half of the ninth
Iwith a. man on first, one of the Tigcrs
put the business end of the but
against a fast one and sent the ball I
a mile a minute to the right field
stands for 11 home run The next but.-
2m was easy picking and the game
was over. ,
"Upon his return to Bdston Ruth‘ tnlght
into the Back Bay station.
Did they hit
lined 11 ball almost out of sight.
didn’t know anybody could hit 'em so
for in this league} '
“ ‘th was he?
Birmingham, 1: New Orion 2
Atlanta, 6; Mobile, 3; - '
Lobigh. 5, Cams!
Springfield College 1;
THE outcomes.
Hm We.
. 1—1
oc-l-a-am-nr-mrt HQGbW-Ifllwr
Internuonll Loewe.
W.
hu¢a*pfi?ddamawnub
1-1-1
vcsrcaoAv-o actions.- ' ‘
National League.
Philadelphia. 6; New York;
Ctncinuutl, 5; Pittsburgh, 8.
o (Other
grounds. )
games maimed.
' American
“I”.
Cleveland, ii; Mango. 1.
Detroit 2: St. Louis, 1.
(other
grounds.)
Baltimore, 7; Buildo, 4.
Newark, 3;“‘1‘cronto, I.
Montrepl. 6; Richmond, ti
Providence-RW,1-cic. , ,
' American Annotation.
lmlxville. 3: Kansas Clint)
St. Paul, 1; Toledo, 1.
(Other games postponed mind:
games warmed,
mm W.
Soothe r11 Annotation.
Chattanooga. 8:1.ittle Roch.
i 111.311va .llcmpbls, 1.
‘ ‘ College Recalls.
9 Tecb,1
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GAMES TODAY.
National League.
N11 1' Yc1k at Philadelphia.
‘80. ton at‘Broolrlyn.
Chicago at St. hurls.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
American League.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia ct. New"York.
' Detroit 'ut Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
, international League.
Rochester at Providence. _ _,
Buflalc at Baltimore (22). ' “
Toronto atrblcwurk. '
Montreal at Richmond;
on 60113151! wove couri-
Eddie Dbrsey won a rather 11111
eating bout from Dummy Burns air {-
,Vcnderbilt A. c . *
Burns was inclined to “21'.
met a friend when the train pulled Wild licld. and Douay m “a“.
This do much while Buns '11s hm
friend grasped Babe by the hand re- m him 111 the intrinsic of c
A marking, ‘Well, ,I «see you beat the money piled an em}, will
3°“ "Ty thim the mullet. ’
in the other ten round bout mm .
"The team didn’t- but one gliy slame' Cormack 11ml Wit? flat! .2] , -
I a last draw
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HANK AND PETE scum-unis 111's
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