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W YORK, May 12.~\\'itli nt-nrlri
cl‘unnel's entered, the seventh .m-l
modlflell Marathon race for the;
‘ concourse to City Hall rarh.‘
12 34 miles, will he decided to-
' er the auspices of the Evening'
‘ President Wilson will press a n
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Grand Rapids, Philadelphia, New .
, o 1,“,th Washington 3, 1,30 _ N -_ KEELY wltfi‘or—COMEETE'TTatumcs Hosses‘ro‘ns'soln I H- " I
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and slmutlaneoligly Frank 1,_ in . . ‘ t A )liiiillndu, Mass, May 10.—Th8| The rn‘ . ;.. tug horse stock own~ fgrgrqllggt‘fogd ,aut‘flil:1(‘:i:nn“ {1:} t a g: 1
president of the New York p d G New England intercollegiate track (d by t". n‘ t. ‘. illness of New York " ' ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘-
. . . . t: .l w l 2 t l . In-
Aldermen, wrll fire the start Ions an 0881p :und field championship events will be at his tamer» x. (it F‘dl‘lll near: , ‘:r:)sv:dml"::l“:\‘:)ttk ):::‘h:‘i"l\"):tl :1: H; ,
tolhpre. f ',heltl on the Massachusetts institute Richmond, \‘t. hill to sold at a dis! NUT SI] PBWERFUL linen “ V . h . :
ankles include athletes from BY IRISH of Technology field here next Sntur- persnl sait- i:l ‘imi‘tw‘. Square Gardenl A1 I; l _, l l K
. ~ . ,, .- . , trougi mng .t-ur mm 0 a new
“LON-0380. Washington. Balti-r day. Ah th entries were only about . _ ~ .~ . .. . _ _ ;
hall the usual number. because of the “'0 0t costly “M ”mm” yesterday :1
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twithdrawal of several college‘s from the Bridgeport first baseman came
Ten inning games are getting to he a habit.
‘ tub in the Metropolitan dis-t 4“
11“ entered individoals andi, Not only di tithe Giants drop a ten inning gami- to the t‘artlinnls yes-
‘fifll Kennedy, who won meitt-rday, but they lost sortie 0f their esteem, too,
Intuition race last month, is —O—-—
he prominent entranth, and, “0.9"?" ilornsliy scored an ace-high home.
Bonnigan; the distance mantlhl‘t’t‘ “'11?“ it C01 *3 to boiling.
, enter, Mass, is another, .4-
“ports think W111 be W0" UP] Did you notice the shutout Benz pitched for the White Sox" lie must
. 1‘ he is “Oi “1“ “CNN”: have (wrything under the sun on the old pill. ' I . . I ‘
, .2..- ' ‘ 'l“"0f the New England intercollegiate
l Strolled around and was talking to Battling iinnz yesterday. The. out-”00 and 220-.vard dash records, will
l ly thing that the Battier had on his mind was the raising of money enough ‘ "0t compete. 1M5 i'i‘m‘. as he has decid»
lto pay his fine. You see Kim was pinched for riding through Darlen l Pd ‘0 elllir‘l in the Seventh New York
‘ :with his tail lights out. Battle h ’ - v , .. -\ . I-u.‘
. __ -. i r sent a fight. .ch- lnlcd, o , ; . .4 nmtcnt.
M, May 12. At a specul. offered to stage one. 5 “l n 1 MP4 my 01101
. - today of the National“ . . x— r W"
{’mtessional Baseball Clubsp ‘ 4“ , 4’ t g‘ 05“”? 'anED TO COMPETE
We, of the baseball situa.‘ The. 113501119 A- C- will Clfla‘h With Company D on tho Wicke lot Sun-t LHKAGO’ May 16.—Francis Oui'
have-arisen since the open-l day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The lin enp for the Pastimes is as follows: “we" rim” amateur and open grill
lesson were to be consider" Port" 11), Gilbert c, Warm p. Banks 2b. lrcland 'ss Blackmail 3h Ri hichampion, has been asked by the
' lards “- Nathan Cf Radman rt" ‘ ' ‘ Western Golf Association to compete
. the subjects to be dis-l ’ ' , ' - ‘ '
. ~ . .tn the Western amateur championship
Le club owners and league' ’3‘ i
‘ . .' . ,, . . .. . . ntournament at the Midlothian Coun-
govornment tax on gate' Casey Stenael was the hem of the (tncmnatrllrooklyn game ypstpl‘. l “‘5' Club here. luly q to 14 Ouimfl is
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, ible conscription of day. Stengei ripped out. a home run and scored another one 'besid
-_ t. 1 service; reduction of gt. is playing mighty fine ball. .
and other points, while ever 1"
. 5 athletics on account of the war ,it was
decided to omit the usual preliminary
afternoon and to put on both trials
,and finals Qaturday. 'l‘ho colleges to
the represented are Brown, Holy Cross,
“”1 l'i‘SlW‘dfll'. “04%”? islMas‘sachusetts institute of 'I‘echnolo
' lgy ,Middiebury. Trinity, Boston Col-
lege, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
and Tufts.
Andrew Kelly of Holy Cross, hotder
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”G BASEBALL FANS. .
, _““‘- Slen‘lclassed as a. professional under the
. p , .2. .- . . srules or the u. 3. our: Association
and reports of COHdlUOIlS‘ + ‘ .and as a. result the W. G. A. may stir
represented by senior The Morris-Moron contest has'been postponed until June 4 beéau‘se “P a storm.
> i Morris recently strained a tefiilon and will not be in fit shape to go on no
{listen per cent. tax upon ‘51 ”lat date. '
> _ as to. ball parks Presi-
'm expected to propose, Wanted: A detective, A Sentinel man found an empty pair of trousers
‘uflditlonal charge, begin-I on his typewriter this morning. Who can solve the mystery?
p th of ten per cent. uponj ~
's and sent coupons. Un-l
Nifty cent ticket will
,nld'n $1.60 soot $1.65.
‘ will carry a flat to:2
DODGERS HAVE NO (ERIE-VANCE
“The Brooklyn players are not dis-
tentisfiet’. with their salaries}: declared
'Col. C. H. Ebbets yesterday. "There
is no dissension in theteam, and I
‘look for an improvement in play very
Graves held his man even for the soon. Our pitchers are in poor D1113}
Foreign Welterweight , Wears Down first few rounds, but. the superiorlcal condition, which is the reason why
American- at Broadway 8. c. strength and hitting of Bfldoud Wore the Brooklyns are in last place. The
NEW YORK, nay 16._—-Albert Bad- down the lilwaukoon. who was in losing streak and the cold weather
and beat Kid Grows in a slugging bad condition at the close. Terry have kept the attendance figures down
match at the Broadway Sporting Club lint-tin beat Joe Garry in the other bututhere is bound tube a change for
last night. . . bout. the better-Pa ‘
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BADOUD BEATS GRAVES
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New York. 'l‘ht nil" unit-ement, which .
came rather Slilltit'llly and caused a“ As LAST SEASHN
big surprise, was din to an order from ;
Mr. Billings to dispose of all the hors-
es and prepare the magnificent estate!
on the St. James river to be turned .LOOS? work 0f Budgeport
over to Unit-Cd States government for! Infield Has Prevented
war purposes, his offer of the farm; Club From Getting Flying-5
being accepted by the war depart: Start
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DElNlNGER REPORTS 1
Otto Deininger,‘ who played first!
Although Gene llcCann has been
claiming the Eastern League penant
,he will have quite a. tussle to win the
,base. for the Hustlers last season and : , _. . .
'who was , ined by the local team ; dag “ill! his present outfit. The
tthis year, reported to Manager Krich- , Planters “13° wore the :garb Of New
tell yesterday afternoon ready foriLondon at Newtield Park Sunday do
" " " , ‘ ' . lnot class with McCann‘s other clubs.
work. Otto will probably get into the, . '
game at Hartford today taking ,,ng..iTlie team is not overburdened Wit.
7 lx-ar’s place: at first base. Lear WM'ELET strength but ‘8 “St on “1°
spiked in the NP“. London game Sun- i be~ its principal assets
day but will be back on the job in a. . ‘ ‘“ “'
few days. “stinger Krlchell statedf'wmmg will not be up to the stand-
Hist. night that b“) will start “Crikey" ‘ ard of former years, although Mannn
Wood‘s against the Senators this flf_'lt:rs his two ,relxobles, Southpaw Put
it * Martin and Righthander Freddy
ternoo ' tReigver. Cal Crum looks like a good‘
lhurler but McCann will.mlss Bunny
who is with Toronto this
That. and good pitching will
REUTBACH MAY RETIRE
Manager Stallings of the Boston “9111119.
Even tho '
Braves has asked for waivers on year,
Pitcher Edward Reulbach the secre- The Bridgeport club did not. get of! ,
tory of the players’ organization. So to a flying start as was hoped, mainly“
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for none or‘ the other
the min. rot-s just when they did the most darn-t
‘age. Second Baseman 'Priesto has.
been the steadiest 'of the quartet.
Manager Krichell has enough fling-‘
.is probable that he will go to
one or retire from the game.
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COMING BOXING BOUTS
- Thursday Night
- Clemont S. C.——llike, O’Dowd and big stuff. If they don't do some of
Italian Joe Gaps; Young Brown and them may get the gate.
Wee Woo Barton. Home Run Baker is slow in getting
major league because ot'the loose work of the in;
,l beemakin er-t-
clubs have claimed Reulhaclt and it field Th? toys have n g l Freddy Welsh intends to ul'affticfi
Friday Night started this year and the New You
Harlem 9- 0—9811 Morris. and;smericans have not felt the resent,
mat HW- 9 . ' or his long drives. Lefty nigh, tile
through with a wonderful play in the
ninth. Becker, the fleet New Lon-
don outt‘ieldct', tiribhled on-- toward
third and Warner 'had no time to
gauge his throw, Lear had to real!)
out and scoon the ball with one hand,
colliding with Becker as he did :40.
The first baseman was spiked in the
heel and had to leave the game. John-
ny Naglc going to first.
The Bridgeport club has enough
pitchers to make up a team. The
twirlers are. touring in so fast tlzat
the other players can’t keep track 0:
them. ‘So far Manager rKichell has
signed Smith, Lillipop, Banks, Gm-
grits, Haney, Lloyd, Wood (Tawny arr?
oTwnsend. Shanty House is to {report
June it) and Walsh hasn't. been heard
from lately.
The next home game will take
place on Wednesday when liartfortl
will play at Newfield. Louis Piper is
managing Hartford this season and
has a scrappy. crowd of youngsters.
Manager Krichell hopes to use Smith
or Lilliput) against the Senators. New
Haven is here on Thursday, New Lon-
don on Friday and Springfield on Sat:
urday.
running behind a motorcycle so he
twill be able to, keep out of dam"?
when he gets into the ring with Ben-
" are on hand so he can select a capo-l.“ lxaonard M” 23-
Owner Collins of the New liairn
club will never make a. fortune out at
his Sunday games at Savln Roch.
Only 250 fans turned out to see the
Eastern lcaguers play the Marlins at.
the flock Sunday," '
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