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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1919 · page 6

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’1th stm1lar lt Itfiltl'iorl in tho ‘mmv- T“ "I ‘ p 3 that tho hum school hm“ hm? . _ ‘ ‘
the hal‘ on 11-1 1nd .1; 1111 v2: hut thev :21‘ ,. . 1., . . . (101110 sort of Will be) under way much soom'r than
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The American League continued 1.111. q t ..m “f ' ' .. ':=!lllllon>hlll- .- .. ‘l ‘

The new
’33:.“ will go into effect on May 17.

At the time. tl11t lo‘trt lleydlor pros-
ident of the National League. amtounP-
rd that tho National lirazue would re-
’m to a twr-mylirv player limit. 11-1
aid that the American Loam”- would

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' ”use that it is only items marked Philadelphia at St. Louial. hat. played outdoors, employing indoor. Inferior, incrt nllxturcs shorten engulf? l11C. 1\ » /./‘“"- £3. ’1
.3“ com" that a“. offered It. has a New York at Detroit. p 1'11”. Fmall “616- Pit-and well adapted Think twice before you h‘mi tltcm. (home if g; 313
m broader significance with the Boston at Chicago. by tho “Y” for» just such conditions‘ 50- K‘ h, At [hc So-CO,11‘j"Si:n. .1; .1!
‘ ’ Store'smethods It means that Readln'gtgtnlgltrii‘gl‘iaslxnlt—gguue' ,us soldiers in closely crowded Emmi; " ¥ .; ;‘
Goull‘ and more dollaxs are saved Baltimore at Rochester, ramps find. , ST/fiNDARI-J K)”. LO. OF \EVI X‘ORK '~ '1
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

National League.
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National League.
St. Louis at Baston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Phfladelphia.

names. i
Tho doughboy's baseball was divid-
1 1! about equally between standard and .

indoor lwall. the latter being really,

Jersey City at Buffalo. :
Newark at Toronto. ttlaritv showing that the grlmness of

7 war did not make the American boyt
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> man Zeppelin squadlons to approach moments. These informal games were
’ the English coast at night and often modification 0! the ring and circle, line?

l raid London and other cities; it also and relay. hall passing games o! youth.l
“as their undoing. The British- one and were everywhere entered into with'

day captured a German "listening in" am

set, and immediately so improved upon enthusiasm by the dougbboy ‘ on.

it that the intelligence departmenthtd Football came third and following m‘

an instrument. which picked up the order were setting up 016N315” soc»

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-‘ ““8 the resolution mflm'img ”u tollowwl la~1 summer. ironed the kink tlw big "'nl- "“ ”“ b0" ‘“_kh“l“ 1”“? held '0‘" winneis of the tournaments or me T“-’O MORE CHANGES ceeded Drnscoll at 5.0. 7. Dnscol, 9.1 nt
. T‘Nafional League limit to twentv- the c ..-- _ ‘ numents to decide the championship Ameripm Expmlitionarv force“ the IN YALE IPIRST CRE“? to No. 7 in the second slicll. 1‘.
nfiyors says tie action is (1111- to tlw .._...a -A_-__ 9— ”4 --._._ .-. ”fl’ "M all classes. indications are not , , - ‘ ’ v v . , . . .- .- _ ,
. . ' MAEK HAS . _ _ tesult would b: a. trifle embarrassmg Lo. 3 of «hi M‘Hmd tight. ‘1 .1 1
unsettled CODdlthDS in lllt- minor THE ST A\DINGS [ONNIE ‘ 1 TBS lat-tum: that tho ‘snldlers wyll mslsl for the civilians who now are rcapinz \Il-‘W 11 \\‘F\' “a" 14 —--»Two mow ed to the same position in :13.
fumes. the-baseball men hurl}. the ‘ TE‘A31 01‘ ‘OU that thou champion shall take prom!k l'm‘tunt‘s out of tlw titlvs tho)” have ' ’ ' " - ' - ' fill." and Adams was 1': 111m“: ‘ .._,

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puree, cornered Robertson- Lavan-Goh- St. Louis. 4: Boston. 2, .. . . -. .
w deal now is off for good ‘ Philadelphia. 3: Pittsburgh. 2- ‘lt. .1111 out of matulal “111:3, spriad ,
2. ? king 0‘ this deal John Heydler Brooklyn. 1,. Cincinnati, 3 (11 in- out mm sen-ml teams, won qu1c en
’ nings.) - all of them. ; . .
y reiterated his remarks of American League. The abandon. the fire. the enthus-‘
week yrhen he said: “The trade St. Lnuis, 2: Chicago, .1. -. l ‘ 1H] t ‘0 th that
.1 which Robertson would have left (‘lueland 8: Detroit. 5. ‘wsm. [w ‘0 l' mess 0 3 u ' F
> “National League is now as dead as Only 1‘“, gaming N.hodulpd. whole baseball outlay needs more of f
I ll" . International League. 111059 qualities. The Athletics, may ,«
. , ’ “9”“"01‘9- 93 Rochester, 3- have too much, but certainly no fault 1
According to Brance money it may linghamton. 5: Reading. 2. "m “I found with me ‘ th q f . 1
b flat as well that Lavan stays out Buffalo. 8: Jmscy City. 4. f ’ , .11 on e .core 0 , fi~~=-g_\ ‘,
haeball “Johnny still is in the T‘)1‘0n10.2; Newark, 1. ‘ln'oly. buoyant. enervescent play, of [I \v‘ \ . l
' . Southern Association. which most teams haven't enough. 3,
"0 ”3" You]? bgtwgnnf togeilvehl: .‘sew Orleans- Memphis team delay- -......_..._ ‘1
mlnayn .ous.*u ed. . - i
to be excuaed from all morning Atlanta- Birmingham. wot grounds. BASEBALL PBOVED MOST, , g
09 and until 2 o'clock PVerv af- Chattanooga, 3; Nashville 1. 1 POPULAR SPORT IN A. E. F. - t
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[r . as well as from all .tratmng ”b"‘”Amer’ic‘an"AI::§§agom NW,” Q00 00” membm of the A f The rumor runs for and 111m 1111 .1 ///\ E
He is Willing '0 play ban in Indianapolis, 5; Louisville, 3. . I ' . - .- 7 - ‘ v . filllll" (ll: SOrCO'l‘ly G'lsolit‘tc. 1 llL‘ / ‘ i
' Ifternoons it he can get his mom' Minneapolis. 4: Kansas Pity. 1. E“ }' ”mm’mate‘] 1n "‘9 base‘mnl ' "‘ - “7 ’ ‘ .1 . ‘ l
a" “aft for hoapltal w_ork I doubt if Milwaukee. 1’»: St. Paul. 1. games in France under theldirectionj {(yl‘cc (3f C\'Cry Giff)? g()CS lllllj l1l‘.€ll”t.’. L. ’ 1
.thball manager could ‘3th to Toledo, 1; Columbus, 6. ‘7 ml 1. M. C. A. athletic directors be- NO dc ‘l’llyCLl StaitS “01‘ l; 111‘ l‘ CL:L‘l:‘< g
1‘” conditions ” he said. 7’ _‘ twccn August and/December, 1918, eas 1 l" . N ‘1. .
.._ TODAY S GAMEb n;- establishing the fact that baseball- no cl lgt‘CL car ulctors m ;..bow , \
N D t “1 ’ in the leading sport of the Americanf 53:?!)th p0\\-CT “ 'llfl’l St"(:(\vl‘lv h- ‘ \ l
at ay 3 e 535“?" League. vloughbov abroad as well as at home.‘ ,- .. \ dii‘ w ~ ~ ' I
1‘ Boston Store Hartford at Vt utcester. ‘ . : bums ClCélll "" GPO: i—CS i 91 “nl’ . \ l
1: fly Springfield at PittSfield. A mflh" proof 0f the sports popu: g... . 1. ‘7‘ ' l"‘% lil‘il’ (““9 C' I‘LL' 'V'L’LOI‘ ‘ \ i
.1: ‘1’. N9“. Haven at Bridgeport. larity in the fact that there were 2,»: » l5“-‘""’I\—le 1‘“ J' 4-. “‘ ‘* "‘ ' l
{v The popular “Dollar Day" will be Providence at “’aterbury. .E'IlSfiSl‘l interested spectators at those, fidjtlftl‘l‘tllt. ‘ \ 3;
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fmatpd by the prospects f“ a 1“” Nat;onal Lcaoue. .3 . . dvncc "r the peaceful 'm'mm‘k’s 01' won previous to the outbreak ()l the~ . . \v. . . ~ - .\ that ”Wm in ”w ”an” .1. H "V
mwar season, The resolution allupt- “-1 1,, 1- 1' le must inn-rvsling vxltm'N-m‘e. H the l'nitcd states. , .war. ‘38"? .113") (reu.andl)1..lathcr f“,- ,\‘n_ I; in It‘lu‘ sownnd,
‘ 'fflfi Y)? the National‘lfialzlle follows: IEI1H_)R19D‘,_ ............ 1": :1 :32 >llt‘h it on 11 lu- callul. in baseball all h is stumuly intimatml that tlw "an One result would be a serious of t‘on- bolt. tlho llt ad :oacli. said ”11;: svex‘nnn 7
-Resolv'ed, That 1n le'w of the prtus— 31;?»111‘11‘75111‘ ........... ll- 5.11%.: ””50". is “vim: “(llltlllt'letl l)y.( onnle “~11” “N“ 3cm“ m Franco and “piped ”Ms botwen tho military and civilian that tu- order s not yet some . . t is JAMES WOULD LEAVE
fem unsattsfactory contlmon pt‘evatltn: I‘hicagd 9, 7 .563 ”Wk You!!! id. king (m Mack s team. m win ”,9 war .1959”? to be rot-031117; claimants and ”W surt'ival of the 31km) that ‘11 “1” ho altered 1n too 01 DETROIT 1 . ,-
'(X'ith the minor 1082““ and mo (llfllt’llli l’llllzl(l(‘llllll;l ......... 3 ll .43?- Yuutll prmails in tho outficlll. ”W 111- ml as tho- only linguistic champions of fittest ' ,lhl't’t‘ lM-‘Sl'llons 3:40": lb? Harvard TE“ -
kg of placinz players out on omiona Pittsburgh ........... 6 S .429 mm' in ”H, box and lwhind [1". 1,31, Anwrica. and that all non combatant . . ‘“ 1.0111121 npx mon . Illi'l‘lt‘tli'l‘. Mich. Ma) 1t \,
(”moments ”T, National Length) ”"9“ ‘1‘ Louis -------- 14 116: 53;? .‘ll‘ld it thultl In an cxwllcnt thing for. title lmldwrs should be rolvgatf‘d to the 34711000 has been subscrihed for \'ir-— Gmllred' Rockefeller. vrh’o'underwem haw be-‘et; .vkml on l‘ttch- 1‘ l:.‘l
‘I‘mming to mp twenty-f1"? player hm- IMHO“ . American League. . llfllfit’llfl” “W“ “Mk" “"9 ““m a suc- Yen‘- ' ' 1 .‘ torv Bonds though the South Norwalk 1111 """‘:':‘('n tor appondlmtxs, "33“de ol tho thmlt W111”! it-an la . ‘
11?. as DrO‘v‘ldl'd by ”1" National agree— ' “1 1,. 111110955. this my no ozhm- reason than (0, Should the millions of soldiers now Trufil (‘()n]ll;ln\‘. Thvir quota was “mint; and was given a seat. in the it it 1mm l‘4ltltltl that Jam»
3mm.” . > l'lllt‘HL’t) .3 ........... 13 1:22 be a rewind for giving the. young to-l- returning and to arrive later decide to $336,000.11" sltoxl'inz'an over s11bsc1-ip«f'““jvd .slwll. Phil» Allen; 5:11 (:I :m: he can “uh NM?” ball “
gfinit 15::1133?..ll’atilgiatjlnfull5933': 3113.33.11. I I Z .3 £1 4 Is'oo 10“ the Chance ““0 “i"‘b‘md T111111 )1“! claim American championshixw for WP 111m of $131.1mmm. -°f ‘3‘“? "‘0‘“ "mm" “W “'“-- ‘“ team. l'F‘ull-‘stn .1 ins 1.1mm.
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3713? dates on ”‘9 P010 Ground.» and \\!;;l1:;;2?on' ' . g g .ggg 11,: "1-3ijin nf managers, who hold on - — " ""' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ "" '_""* ' ‘ ‘ —“— ’7 7’- - 7““.- ' _'—-~~:—:-:~ M - : _. f — ~ ~*~ -.. .- *~~- , \
ts Field. The Philadelphia club. llvtruit .............. 3 1') .333 '0 wwrans ‘00 “mg _ “
.mkh already has had one profitable Sillitlsrlifhfi """"""" r: I; 3:: The hide-bound conversatism of o d ‘1‘ "*i
ay on "‘9‘ P010 Grounds seems to‘ I k l [International League. .. most managers in sticking to xetcrans As it
We made out the best. It gets a ' “1 1,_ P C “he“ some young playur could play :5 l? —-;
Fentember dd“) on the. P010 Grounds TOWN" """"""" 7 3 "00 both-r ball if he had a chance. is one k r; J 1:. 41
‘bn! [our Sundays on Ebbetts Field. :::;;.‘IY;:)°1* ---------- g a: 3307- reason 1why so few players of big ’
g Grlflith Falls In Mission Nt‘ufark 5 6 :55 leaguo calibre are dm‘eloped. Not“ 1"
Clark Griffith. manager 0f the “7391* Reading ............. 5 (—3 .455 (10...... it take sufficient account of the ~ R I. ‘11- '
mm“ club. was at the National 1‘9" Smitlgnmn """"" :1, '_.' '31: llt'all‘C‘ of the fun to see new face-s of- J
ofilce and hoped to enmpk’te the “$4,; (,1!) 3 f: 32;; lt‘lll‘l' than they are soon. The as. g
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