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.; 1,01 Won by Home ---——I—_-—-~—~ ~ - -.- -... _ -.- . ---. _ ...... >
...n Vt 1th Two Earned “Hi Fm “Em ”rank Corps Training Made THE STANDINGS 2m . t ,
‘tfillr't V “ b ‘ , film Fit to meet Best Of Eart‘rn League l l mm m"
, .- . iilllllm 20ml _hall name ' ‘ . th’ S.ys [£8th _ W L- P. C.. p l l
. Wm.” 10;. ,vt-sterday :lftt'f‘v ' ' 9 l Worcester ........... :0 a .667? ' » 1B5; ‘ ' V
. tlu- Not-walk A. (‘. finaliy ' . 1 Provtdcncc .......... 9 5 .6431 3 .
.. ril'llll‘: Southport bunch g‘atcrtfiufi ----------- 2 (6; .2302 ‘ . i
....v tn L‘ It) I. after two 1111‘ «Ii . . , I was e ----------- I . ' ; ______ '
_ . . m Jelfnes Paints Out Hts Pittsfield ............ 6 s 429 . ' -
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...“.tl ...... on, m witness Task in Limited Round! loriagtapnrt ........... 7 s .467 Willards Men Select Chlbsnme Team Watson theRoJ
., at! found plenty of cha'nces‘ t l .\(‘W Hth'n ---------- 6 8 .429. House only Mil“ A ' : m Pant Dim bu a
. . 1 up for the home team. BO“ . Hartford ........ .. 11 .214 s .. wayi Score 0f Ni W8. ' 4
[ma afternoon the Norwalks l Natlonal League. ' P C 1 From WV l no [3
4m in; Stamford to it con- . . . l ’. .-. . . -
‘ 1\l'll ilte strong Stafnford‘ (Former llixeta‘tlilr‘vlzf gffinlf- ‘ f," New York """""" 21 7 ”730 The Lockwood d l'
:n Wm, H company of 10cm , ”-19 wit”)? (““1’10“ 0 ; Cincinnati ........... is 13 .600 romaoo 0.. May 3L—Selectiun or‘ Darten nine. intimigigf‘ltélfin’lgggf
Imlmm‘s W F50 “Own and root 1 notice that Tex Rickard has an-‘ Brooklyn """""" lb 1” '57} a former Clubhouse on ”19 Shore of by the score of 9 to 6- The the w- :
-tt nounced that. he is not wort-yin" overl Pnd‘Qbur’th """""" 12‘. 16 ‘46‘ Maumee 353* “5-" than a mile from very exciting. the score heir?a tied dbt
any ;,;tm-_l- Iin Salem; u“. selection or a referee for m2, Wil’l glififl‘tpnta """"""" ll :13 1:3 1:2: lggéysey'sutraining quarters has, three diluent timeé, the main-003.5
_\‘(tl:\\‘.\ .{ .~. . lard-Dem :ey bout at Toledo. J- l" 4 ‘ ......... .n .. e as re training cam) for" winning out in the of h v .
ah r h po :1 9t and I (103;, if the fans have Eisell ii? goston .............. 19 16 .960 Jess Y\illard. who is due here today three mus. Dar-ten sfaghedmthbtfoslcigfi
( h. . .4 1 2 .12 1: 1 much consideration, but it is 1| nut-s? . t. Louis Amortcan 1‘3". 19 .345.tigfirrhlcondltioning for his ttsaar- mg in the first innimz on a hit by
' ,, ------ :15: i a 1 2 i; attractor rater °f ‘5 w- ... P- cr» ... t3?8‘駔£é“i§§° tarmac
:9, _______ 4 0 1 2 0 uj it is doubtful if there has ever becnl' (‘lticago ............. 21: 7 .767 The clubhouse is an ideal locatitnf Tucker‘s tMa-ee hit and Torok‘t;
[I ”4 0 t! 1 o 0'“ match for the heavvweizht chum-t Cleveland ............ 18 10 .643 but it lacku living quarters. so \K'il- home run drive to center. scored two
.1 .......... «l 0 t9 0 0 01 pionship whpfl. a rpfprée has had 354 haw York ........... 14 10 .5813 hard and his mtinue will have to select ‘ more. making the score 3 to 0 in fa-
“ ........ 4 H 1 2 4 1.3m" a responsibilmi Tm“ mm, St. Louis ............. 1:1 1:3 .519 a cottage on the.» bay shore in which vor or Damn. The Lockwoods tied it
t .. ..l 0 2 1 t) 0. sound odd to some. but just lhlnk it; nttrott .............. 1-3 15 .164 to eat and sleep. it was suggested to up in the fourth. at three runs cach.
ll) 1 0 0 8 O 1 over. i . Boston --------------- 11 15 .423 Tor Rickard. promoter of the contest,- and from this inning to the eighth. the
~_ ,_ ‘_ “. ~-. Here is a bout scheduled for but 13,, ‘ Vt’ashington .......... 8 18 .308 that with the camps so close tozt Ihtjj‘, game was closely fought. In this in-
-l.~ .. - . . «5 3 7 37 3 4 ‘ rounds and the world’s “”9 is at l’lllltltll‘xf'l’llil ......... 6 19 .240 the heavyweight rivals might meet on Ding, With the snore 6 to 6. successive
SHl'THPORTS, lgmk“ There is to be a “tie"... and lmer"“‘°"a‘ League. .the road some. morning and start Singles by Hering.Ostrsky and Black
“h I‘ h D" 3 0 ' tlccisiou. which means that. if the bout‘ “y' L" P'C' trouble. Rickard ”“3th 3‘ ”l“ “"21 ma, Vim 01‘0an 'WO-DKSP hit. tal-
..i: ll. 2'. 1 U 1 1 It goes the limit. he must name a \tin- ;Turonlu """"""""" 18 9 '66? and said he. hoped they would “we" “8d three runs and NH Lb" game 0“
' ., l! ........ 2‘. U 1 it 1 1 her. or call the match a draw nflct: 'lBaliimm-t- ............ 16 9 .640 "The old days of pugilism have ice for tho Lockwoods. The Baltic
t; ........... 1'- U U 0 U 0 having seen the men in action 3 .min- . I llinghttmlvn ......... 15 10 .583 ltaflfied-" Rickard said. "This is 8 box; “a” marred by several'poor df’t‘iSiOns
t ............ '. o t» 11 o u “leg. 1 :Rochestt r ............ 14 10 .583 ing contest for supremacy of the made. by the umpire. and an effort in
_‘l~ 2‘. to 0 1 2 1 Now, that may not sound like .l.‘ illufi’alo """"""" 12 13 "80 heavyweight cm”; and “um” a bu'gi' being made m secure a new man m"
“ .......... 2‘. u t it 0 :3 tough job, but I believe it is a K... VNewark ............. 1:} 15 .464 tress proposition. the same as a baso- Shaday. McGuirp's “'hite Seawm be
:. ".h . . . . . . . .3 o o 12 U 1 toutzllf‘r than it would be to name a lllt‘lldlng ............ 7 17 .292 bull flame or n‘ber :tmust‘nlents_ \K’if. the attraction S-unda.v at Roton Point,
.t' ......... f: o 0 1 u 0 winner in a 20 or iii-round bout. whttr.» {Jersey t'tt) .......... 7 19 .269 laid and Dempsey will be, paid per— this team having won seven games
. ............ '1 It 1 U 3 U the referee has had a chance to two, lYEfi'l‘ERD‘AY’S RESLTLTS {OTmWS- They "I?“ “0' so"? at one ""8 59350“ without a loss. The Lom—
-_ , > — -‘ -_ the men in action 61» or 75 minutes. ‘ f another. and I hope that if they meet “'OOdS hm‘f‘ M‘cured a new battery for
,‘t~ _ :27 1 11-26 6 5 Any ortlinarv harp”)? Would b. 1.91; f . 'while doing road work they will stop Sunda)"namely. Bob Mul’vey. who
:‘vxn out when \Vinnin‘: run \\‘:I> i‘vctlv satisfaclorv if lllt'l‘t’ should be ‘ Eastern League. land Shak“ bands, MP“ in other will do the ““01”“?! “"1 1’1‘9‘1 31931“-
- ln- \lason. ' a knockout but 'in a short bout the . (Morning; (tomes), §branches of athletics are friends—Why hon, the Old MCkN‘Od Slindby. Who
..s‘ll‘tllil‘} ltY lNNlXtIS. ‘ chances of a knockout‘arc much lEs‘S “fmmm' b: llrtclgeport, 4' 'can't Demitfif'l' and Wde b" friend" will do ”‘0 twirling and. “it“ ”155
‘ltittti'lfi .....1 0 0 U 0 U 0 0 0—1 than they would be in a longer :uIair \.\“,'-"!l).“l!'\" 825:“, .Hav‘fl; 6' "“1"" ”WY are conditioning tnem- pair for the “‘5‘ of m" ““35"“ "l"
...:ik .\. t‘.. ..1 it 0 o 0 0 0 0 1—~3 ”there is just that much more (lrmt'v , fil'llvgmmf l." I.""““‘"‘ "‘ selves " ‘home team will 1‘6"" one 01‘ the
l l""”“‘"""- ‘- “nrccatt‘r. 1- Dempsc)‘ is usinz his sparring pa.‘-- strongest. sem'hy‘o teams in lh!‘ state.

runs ——N0rwalk
‘_’ Two-base hits—~Keplcski.
First on balls—-»Off Mills, 1.
1: out . ly Mills. 11; by Court. 7.
I'll“ lllt#)lll>()ll. Left. on buses
\nrvtalks. t". Southports. 3. Double
t‘nurt to Mason. \Yild pitch--
l-‘trst on errors—~Soutliporls. 2;
1: Hit. by pitchcrw—Allen.
tt-rsun. Stolen bases-«Anderson.
itt- (2!. Mason. “'aleur. Umpirw—
.tvn, Time-One hour and twenty
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"fll ALLEN um
lllElil’llll BARBER

Local Lightweight Gave
Terrific Beating to Water-
bury Boy -— Knockdown
and Near Kayo in Last
Round

lted .\len. the idol of Norwalk fans,
administered a terrific beating to Phil
t'tttrbt-r. in the four-round go, in “’a-
;t~;ltury. on Thursday night. Allcn
t..’!)(‘l{t'tl his man down and it was
murcit‘ul that the bout lasted but four
tn: nds. Had it gone anothcr stanza.
vl-- Not-walk lightweight would have
tttt another knockout to his record.
il.‘ tt-rtilic lt~l‘t jabs punished the “'u.
ll."'llul'_\ boy all through and had lmn
... -l'tllllg from the. first.

\llrn was in great shape. his train-
:t- “illt latttltug Kunz having done
ivw I a world of good. He weighed 156
: . pounds at :5 o'clock Thursday af-
t‘litmll and was but slightly abovc

t mark when he entered the ring.

{its prexious appearances in the
1.t\\ (‘in had won for him a lill'g'.‘
, r tuning of Waterbury fans and. as

t-vllnwcd his manager. Billy Smith.

I: his traincr, Yellow Brown. into

- ting. he was given a grcat hand.

I~ tt stztt-tt-tl 011 like a whirlwind and

- - lt-i up and. at the. close of the

Hi: round, appeared as fresh and

>lt:titpy when he started. He.

'l' :1 with a ltglt and jabbed Barber

-:.-~ tl~t~ ring, before that lightweight,

.tm realized that the mill had
. ‘. .\llcn kept up his fast work
:wtgr Elllt: the “'atcrburian a

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l s31 considering the pace he
3: tn forced to sci by Allen. and
1 ; :wi t“. L'l' a couple of good rights
'.tfillt ll ttu itcd's temper. for the
tug. Upt'llt‘tl up and went after
.tntl in side of :1 few seconds
.~.~ taking; the count. He rose
however. but was saved from
lltutltt-d 01“ by the merciful

ttz tlzc final bell.
.\ltll‘ ttttrttttitm of the night.
t-nl six rounds. Charity Pitts.
m tLtlian lightweight who met
: mix. on >t'\'t’l'lll occasions. was
- popular decision over “'alt-
This bout was not as fast
. 2pm it'll. antl- it was freely ex.
'1 .t tltu Minn-Barber go was

~ of tilt: show.

Hit- preliminaries, Red
us Hut-tt'tnti, knocked out Young
to :‘lt'l‘lllt‘n. in the last round
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ARMY-NAVY GAME.
'is'i' POINT. N. Y.. May 31.-——The
-\Hu_\-‘.\'a\y baseball game since
. - in he played here today. Of_
cunto-sts between the tVo in-i
mt» \\'t-st Point has won 12. and
, l “('10 confident of winning
‘1 'ltt up.
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that the referee. will have to numu- tlit-
winner.
Call It a Tough Job.

Thcn. too. remember that it will llt‘l
a tough job for a referee if the bout'

should go the limit with Dempsey but
a slight shade in the lead. for it is a
pretty big proposition to have to gin-
a verdict against the champion and
lZlkt‘ his title away from him.

i recall but two instances in mud-
ern boxing in which a champion inst
his title by a decision. Freddie “'clsh
took tbt- title away from \K’illic Ritch-

Qit- alts-r 1‘0 rounds of boxing. and in

the featherweight clash. Johnnie liil-

lutne Won a ZU-round decision our
Abe Attell.
All other switches in the titles. in

recent years have been the best re~
sults ot knockouts. and Benny Leon-
ard‘s .knuckout oi l-‘rt-ddiv \Yclsh in
nine rounds was the first. time in my
recollection where a title has chang-
ed hands in a bout scheduled over a
short rome.

i believe that both “'illaa'll and
Dempsey hope to win by a knockout
inside of 1:: rounds and. if either

'should turn lllt' trick, a count of ten
twill hc llll

that is ncccssary. aside
from so-cing that the boxers observe
the rules. But lt‘l the bout go the
limit with the two big fellows making
it u haul battle, all the way and the
referee has something to do.

A number of good men have been
succustcd as candidates for the refor-
00's jtll). and. while Rickard says he
is not worrying. and probably isn't. at
the :‘amt- time you can bet that he is
giving the matter a lot of thought for.
though tht- bout might be the biggest
kind of a success from every stand-
point. an inefficient referee might eas-
ily make a fiasco of the most import-
ant rim: battle of the last few years.

NAVY uvnunin
wm HENLEY cum

PHILADELPIHA. .\lay 5H.— lnlcrcst
in llll‘ fit'tunth annual regatta of the
American Row: lg .~\.~sociaticn. rumxn
as the American
rowcd today on the Schuylkill river.

 

centrrcd in the 'varsity eight-cared
shell event betwven l'ennaylvala.
Syracuse and Annapolis. Syracuse

drew thc west shore course. Pennsyl-
vania tht: east and the midsthmen
the ct-nter. ller-au‘ss- it has not lost
race this season, the navy crew was
lllt' favorite.

Pennsylvania. however. has a strong
eight ltmkcd for vit tory because it was
the fil‘>l tir-tc .\unapolis has rowt'd
away from home. The midshlpmen
defeated lllt' Pennsylvania cignt in
the first race ct the season on the
Severn river at Annapolis.

In all tlwrc \vert- eight
tlwpromnm. They included aspe-
ciril t-lf"? cared :zht-ll rare bvtu'ccn 150
pound crew“ of the University of
Pennsylvania and Annapolis-.2 the lirst
four sculls. in which the :mnparcil R.
(".. oi ‘x't‘w York. at] the Vesper it. (‘..
Philadelphia. wore entered: fresmnen
Plglll»0tlt'v(l shells. the entries includ-
ing Yale. Navy. Syracuse. Pennsylva-
nia. junior collegiate eight-cared
shells. Syracuse. .\‘avy and Pennsylva-
nia: senior double sculls. Nonpareil

events (in

if}. c,_ and Vesper it. C.. second single;

sculls. and the University of. Penn-
sylvania crew race.

PARIS. May 29.~—The actors and
singers of the Paris stage have decdv
(-d to form a regular trades-upon. to
be affiliated to the General Labor
Federation and so compelled to take
part in any strike ordered by that
body; '

The machinists. electricians and
other employee of the theatre and mu-
sic halls have been damned forsome

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(.\ltt-rntmn Gamer-l.
[ll'ltlL‘t‘litll'L 6: llarttord. i.
\l’urccsh-t‘. 6; l’roviflencr, 3.
;\'t‘\\' Hawn. t: Waterbury. 2.
Springfield. 2: l’ittsfield. l.'

National League.

(Morning Game's).

 

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This is Sergeant Frank S.
who says his service overseas with the

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Tank t‘orlts has made him fit to tackle :;lll§lllll‘gl-l. Srint'i‘ncinnati: 3'
. any lit-avywclgltt wrestler in the world V(".::.m\‘3":k 6‘ l:r:olll]\t: ;

—~l‘atldock. Lewis. Zbyszko or Pies-
tina preferred. lmnvill recently cour'
pelt-ti in an A. E. l". tournament in
Paris and won in the semi-finals. He
was ordered home with his unit 110-:
l‘orc he could try for llll‘ .\. li. F. title.:

(.\lll'lTlOOfl Games).
New York. 4; Brooklyn. 1.
Boston. 6! Philadelphia. 0.
St. Louis. 5-1: t‘hicago. 4-1.
l'lttshtll’tzll. ll: t‘tncinnati. 2.
American League.
(Morning Games).
Detroit. :3: St. Louis. 0.
Boston. 10; Philadelphia. 6.
New York. 4: Washington. 2 (10 in-
ninza).
Chicago. 4; l‘jtveland. 1.
(After won (lamest.
Chicago; 3: (‘ eveland. a.
lit-troll. 6; St. Louis, "
New York. 6; “'aohinxton. 2.
Philadelphia. 4; Boston. 1:.
International League.
(Morning Games).
hnghamton. 8: Buffalo.
Rochester. ti; Tomato,
nings).
lmttimore. 2"; Reading. 2.
(Afternoon Gamesl.

aluminium !
lanthanum;

rams. Wetlnnsduy. .\lay 23,—Tlle.
play in the first two days oi .ltc slti»:
.ules' tennis tournament of the lntet‘-'
.allit-d games. under the auspices of‘
the American Army. on tltc courts oi"
the Racing Club of France in l'arisf
resulted in the elittum..i.)n of all play-

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ers but th .\tt::;'~.tlv;-.u, l\\o .\mmi.’ Jersey City. 6: Newark. 5.

cans. two French. tIll.‘ t'unmnm .vtnttt itinehamton. 3; Buffalo. 3 (to ln-‘
nn:- (‘zecho Slovak. All the Rutnant'ningsl. '

inn and Serbian players weto oil.) !"-! Reading. .3; Baltimore. 3.

atted Tuesday. I Toronto. 2: Rochester. 1.

New England League.
(Morning Games).
Lowcl. ti; Fitohburx. 5.
Lewiston. 11: Portland. 3.
llnvorhill. 9: Lawrence. 3.
(Alteration Games).
Fitchburg. 5: Lowell, 4.
Lawrence. 16: lluverhill. 12.
Portland. ti: lA'WlSlOl'l. 4.
American Association.
St. Paul. 6-21; Minneapolis. 4-3.
Columbus‘. 6-9; Toledo. 5-4.
Milwaukee. 6-5; Kansas City. 4-12.
Louisville. 5-3; lndlanapolis. L2.
Southern Association.
Little Rock. 3: New Orleans. 2.
Chattanooga. 1-1: Birmingham. 0-2.
Mobile. 6-1: Memphis, 5-8.
Nashville. 1—1; Atlanta. 2-0.
. College Games.
Harvard Freshmen, 3: Yale Freslr
' men. 0.
Holy Cross. 9; Dartmouth, 1.
Brown. 5; Harvard. 2.
West Point. 5: Seventh Regiment,
Y. N.

i Henry C. Brock of Ameriu and Kl
Lyccll of Australia. who holds the [int
glish indoor doubles‘ championship‘
‘and many Australian titles. lost the:
that two sets to the American. but?
came back strong in the third and!
.t’ourth. Lycelt lost the fifth set. 6-3.1
:Onc oi the biszst upsets of the tour-L
,ney was lllt‘ deft-at. Tuesday. of;
:Nicholas Miseu of llumania, who uef
”rated the French champions. Andre}
‘(iobert and Max [let-unis. last winter,
Lb1: .l. Samazeuilh of France.
l Dean .\iatlley of America was de-l
teatetl by O‘Hara “'ood of Australia.‘
lwliilt‘ Watson .\l. \Yashburn beat .l..
illurgnon of France. '
Tuesday's results were: l
Andre (loberl. France. boat (‘aptuml
Eremie. Rumania. 6-2, tic-l. ‘
Karel Koseluh. (‘:otho Sltnaltia. Deal
Resetti Balancsco. Rumanian. 6-1. 7-
6-1. '
Watson “’ashburn. America. beat J.
Hrugnon. Franco, “G. t:.‘.'. {2.4.
C. llrcck. Ametica. boat
l._\’cctt. Autralia ti-l or: t‘. tv. It". U3. . William" 5;.Amhm-St' 3'
. G. l.. Patterson. Australia. beat Lad-l Springfield L M' t‘. ‘L College. 12;
ilav Zunila. Czcclio—Slovakia. l-t‘v (3-4.?!‘3‘3w Hampshire. 12‘
. “_._,_ 6‘2. 5 Boston College. 8; Tufts. 5.
O'Hara Wood. Autralia. beat Dean COW-‘3 53 “338' Aggies.1.
.\lathcy. America. 64!, 6-4. 0-3. Vermont. 11; liiddlebury. 4""
J. Samazeuilh l-‘rancc. beat .\‘iv-nutas Fm'dham' 4; \alc. 2 (12" mmngs)'

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.\lizeu. Romania. .17. 64. 15. 1-5. 64. .Lai'dl'tllh 8; Columbia. 7 (15 in—
Reginald Maycs Canada beat lioto mugs). . . . . ..

Popovitcii Serbia. till. (H). 6.0, “ 95“"3'3“ 8' Tr‘“"~" "-

= ___d_ _ : Boston College. 8: Tufts. 5.

. - , Colby. 3: Mass. Agricultural (‘01-

Johnny Kllbane Says lege. 1.

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Eastern League,
Hartford at Bridgeport.
Pittsfield at Providence.
Springfield at ”orcester.

. "\Yhy, it is the t'.i..st amusinz criti» .
'clsm that l cvr-r read." said World's?
i-‘eatherwcizht Champion Johnson Kil~,
bane when his attention was drawn to‘

an article which said that he did not‘

know how to hit. "Here is .my an- New Haven at. Waterbut')‘-
.swer." chuckled Kinbane. ‘l have! Nf‘lo’m’ Leach:-
taken part in over 130 rim: battles? Philadelphia at I3051011.

Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at. Pittsburgh.
Chicago at St. Louis.
American League.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Clevebnd at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
International Leanne.
Buffalo at Rochester (2).
Blnghaxnton at Toronto (2).
Jersey City at Reading.
NeI'ark at Bdi-‘imore (2).

since I started to box. professionally!
Many of them Were won in a decisive
imanner. leaving little. room for sir-E
‘ gument, while nineteen were knockout;
victories. And my hands are still,
good.- Now. if I did not know how to:
hit and avoid being hit. my hands.
’ would be dotted with broken bones.
t and, swollen knuckles. My face would;
Zbe marked up and I would likely be;
“sporting two cafiix'fiower Roars as a
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opponent in a slambung fashion. hit.i the we pitched more “'3“? mg“... for $10 more than they an be
tin; $13,351»!!de tare-t -—8elltlnel up”); “M“. he did. It“ I.“ 300 mat: midlwrl‘mn, ‘ _, -
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Ryan. 11‘; Blackmail. 3b; (‘ronlc as:
Chontas. 2b; Herring. lb; Mulvey. c;
McMahon. p: Blauvelt. utility.

White Sox—J’ierson, rf: Lindquist.
cf: Seenian. lf: Joe Delorme. Sb:
Schenk. as: H. Delome. b: Nickols.

[rounder from Buffalo. N. Y.. quit the
challengers camp yesterday after re-
ceiving another wailoping. He was
.ncarly knocked out for the necond
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fatty. going four with Sergeant nm 1b: Sentznack, c; Miles. 11: \Yarpu.
t'l‘atc. two with Terry Keller and one utility. ‘
‘with Davis. (Jame starts at 3 p. m.
' Manager Kearne communicated LOCKWOODS.
with liilly Miske. the st. Paul light ab 1' h p0 a e
t. heavyweight in an effort to bring him 98?. cf . . . . . . . . . . . .5 1 3. it 1
finto camp to work with Dempsey to- Raymond. rt ....... 5 1 (t it o
‘ day. Dempsey would do his mxlng in Chontas. 2b ........ 5 2 2 2 0 0
the afternoon. althouzh the weather Crank, 8t: .......... 5 0 1 2 2 1
continues blistering hot. (“'eafer, ob ..... 4 1 1 2 (t 2
my 0‘ Archer. business manager Ryan. lf . ........... 4 l 2 (l (I 0
Hot Willard. brought the surprising in- Herring. 1b ........ ll 2 l 5 (i u
ltormation that \Villard had been in 03‘7053.“ l‘ ........ «l l 1‘. (l 1 1
‘training since February 1. when he Blackmail. c A l' 1 13‘- t' I
started ‘dietlng. He said the cham- 0—- — : f — —~
lninn weighed about 274 pounds wnen Totals ......... ..9 '99 .. 2. :: 6'
Ehe started to train and that be tipped DABJEh.
ltbe scales at 2581/: when he left him Tucker "b 8_b ‘1; h pg) 5; 2
‘ . u .......... l - .i .t
3‘“ L“ ”“3"” n" “a“? :1 iTorok. cf ........... 4 1 1 2 0 II
. Met‘tze. p—2b .....5 U 0 2 (l 0
Q Burke. c ............ 4 1 (t S o 0
U . Dooley, 2b-p -.l ...... 3 1 0 2 0 0
Douglas. lb ........ 1: tt 0 4 0 0
.- Russel. so .......... 4 1 l 3 1 3
|MNMANREW' Minckler. rf . . .t tt :3 o 0 1
_ Moore. lf .3 0 0 l 0 0
. l 7 - —
—'—*“"‘ , Totals . .......... 35 6 7 24 4
-Star Hurler of Dodgers Has ‘ scout; BY lNNlNGS,
«' ' bariens ......... 02020010——6
AIM 9 Worked m Fifty Lockwoods .0 0 1 2 1 o 2 3 x——9
Inning S Summary: Earned runs~Dariena
— it: Lockwoods. 8. Two-base hits——
lt‘ Blll‘lt'llll A. Grimes, who is one of Tucker. MSWL Chontas (2% W'ufPI‘.
l‘ncle Robbie's. pitching aces. were to Ryan, OSthkY- Home. Nn‘"‘T01'0k~
be employed strictly on plea-work in- Pu” on “HF—'0“ “Q“ZQo 1; 0‘ 0-“-

 

 

stead of laboring tor a fixed sum the: trooky. 4' Struck (”“3" Mertze, 5
Tcnd of the season would probably find! of Dooley. 2; off Ostrosky. 1“ Sacri-
rice. hie—Moore. Left on babes—41k-

him about the hizhcst priced twirler‘ ,_
of the 1919 campaign. Judging by thl “9”“ ‘3 Lockwoods. 6' Double “1"."
. ——~Russel to Douglas. \Yild pitch»

'way he has started off this year he is‘i _
‘Ostrmky. First on errors——Dariens.

out to claim the title of Iron Man that? , .
:Jack Coombs discarded when be be-: ‘: mt'kwmflt ‘- H" b." Pitcher—T0—
mk. Stolen bases -—Tucker (2). Dool-

came manager of the l'hillies. Ar'land _ _ , , , ’
is llurleizh‘s middle name. but ne;"’- Tomk- l.nipire-Mcl\alley. Tm‘"
———0ne hour and fifty minutes.

should have been christened Vt'ork. 3
Iron Man Grimes has taken part in "‘—
ROYAL BLUES VS. SPRINGWOOD

several games this year. and the con.
The Royal Blues. one of the fasten

test in which he did the most work.
does not appear m the standing of the; colored trams of tho stut'e. will travel

 

 

i clubs. It w' s a twentvinning tie - , _ _ ,.
r - to South Norwalk to clash “nth thc
lgame and the f'hlllics were his op- fa't S c l .

ponentn. He has started and won " pringw nine of this city at

Amusement Park. Sunday. June 1.

' The Sprinc‘woods have strengthcnvd
considerably by the addition of Ruck-
er, Heversey and Levy. who are class-
ed with the fastest players of the city.

g’l'hese players are not only wondern
in the field but ‘sure are some Mug-
get-s."

“'ith these additions the Spring
woods expect to be the best team of
the city.

With Kvance and Bat-dos on the
pitching staff and Virgil of the receiv—

fnlg end they will hold their own with

three battles that were confined to the

rezulntion route of nine frames and

has finished one game. The contest
into which he was thrown no relief
ilturler was against the Giants. HP

{pitched three innings and was charg-

jed with the defeat.

‘ in these games he has pitched fifty
innings . ha< been found for a total of
thirty-nine hits. and the total number
of runs scored by the opposition is

' twenty. Eighteen of these twenty
tallies were crowded into two battles,
one being the long tie affair in which

' the Phillies scored nine times. and the

lotber half of the eighteen were scor-

79d.by the :3"; Club Taking? 3::- the best cemi-pros of the state.
lgietil-tpsidagot {Ozzemihe ganglia. Uncle' The Royal Blue‘s line-up is: Dicker.
% Robbie's cmw hit vigorously.

lilo-0M "'0 tallies more than “19 Plln‘. lb; Sipio. 31): Blade. rf; Thomas, cf;
”m“- lSun'tmers'rp; Alexander. p: Flt'lnlnz‘s.

i The hardworking Burleig’h is atwaixlts
t e.

trendy to answer a call from ‘ -
frotund leader. and he is strongenough 3‘11. (:2 Bellus. s5: hoance. p; u. s.
'= *0 DilCh‘ every third day if 390936311“? Hordes. cf: Hevesey. 3b: Rim. 2b:
ivavl-iiie pitching Burlelgb has the nap-i :Rucker, lb; New: ‘1’: Levy. if:
spy habit of 9'0me stronger as e; fielder: WV. Bardos‘. p‘

contest goes along. For instance. in. ... a
the long tie game he allowed eleven! _!he flame stars at u
l hits in the first nine frames and men’: Vie expect a flood attendance.

'elght consecutive rounds Withflul‘, til-ion Meadow street.
lowing a single bit to be registered; ‘
Qofl his curves.

2 mast season, Grimes was also an un-
itirlng'laborer. “kins part in forty-

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nert; so roughly that .\lzmazcr Jack Th9 lineup for Sunday's game t‘ol-
Keams is having difficulty in retain- Iowa; .
ing them. One-Round Davis. a 200$ lackwooda—Raymond. rt: hay. st:

and son. “’2 Brown, as; Collon's, 2b: Chick.

The Springwood line-up is: P. Vir-

o’clock. sharp.
Re-

tsnddenly tightened up and pitched’membor the place. Amusement Park

Also the bookagents are going ‘0‘
‘ welcome the heroes back from France.
by calling than aixwolnm- silt-edge
and Russia-tilt bond histories of the

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"HICAGO. May 3|.MTym ‘-
-oit has hit his stride ‘
illt‘tl from sevcmh to first

:01. "w lmttvt'i‘s the

new . with ...l average of .311.

so pressing Jackson of Chm"

total base honors. according b

aces released today. and which

\Ved‘nosday's names. 10cm

basos. while the Gear!” M. “t
“waver. Chicago. continud II» ,

an a run maker. havinz V

while his team male. Eddie“

creased his lead l‘m' stolen m 5

to 11. Jackson is tied with’

Barton for home run honors. .h

in;' two. while Chapman. t-

with 1.“. leads the sacrifice but“
t‘i'avatli. Philadelphia. is fit

load of the National 1m

with on averace of .542. 3‘

tied for home run honors with

of New York. “llli four r6“

Young of New York. who is

batting with a mark of 3.6.

total bases with 34. Olson.

in addition in topplm: the m'

with 21. leads in stolen babes

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sacriflu ‘

K .

“WWW
BASEBlll l .. w.

vt‘Nith t‘. passing of I
Schaoft“ '4'" old friend N1“
of the 'u'aumngtun Nation-,-
sole sui .ttr r the fun
the big leagues. And while
times acts a lit-M stiff and -»
he is : l'l rainy and gets a |%
laughs. ' @219

One ti. 2.; about Nick's M
-—-they when at him and with “its,

Morri .\ckerman. noted I;
game writs-r, was one-t a .
to a big daily, “: he could m
on the good side of ill »

editor. _
"Dot: zone It." sail Mort-.4. “I

that fellow would la.t:n.with
stead of at me. , .
But with Airlock the fans like .
“'hen the Washinmq .t-mn ch
town there are 31 nt of fans who
out especially to see him
around first base.
Ban Johnson. who thought the
was getting undignifled with
and Altmck making fun tick
umpire and puzzing 0'1 the ~- '
lines ruled against 1:. So now-7
does his fun-making before the
starts. He skips around the “
while the .\‘ationals are getting '
practice. and then takes Int
Evin the home team first .
generally retires in the last I” .
utos so Nick can "cttt up." '
One of .\‘ick‘s old taunts
mock the umpire—behind W
This aroused much merriment
s‘ands hack of first and the .
ears always got rod bemae he,
from past experie ice that N“
up to some of his shines.
And Nick dockl some tuna Mm
One—hand catches behind his butt ‘ a
his forte. lie '1‘. =0 mats-ts a :l!‘ ‘
tion picture while reaching.

Ty Cobb Is In not.”
Again;Sned For $1

DETROIT. Mich. May air-T] _
is the defendant in a 010.0.“
suit filed‘ April 26. by Ad‘
negress, it became known mo
day. when Judge Clyde J. '_ .
BlgM‘d an order of default.
for the plaintiff claimint they
notice of the suit during the ‘
game here on that date and l.“
kicked her following an alte
Dertoit hotel on April 25.

___.____.___.———-

SECRETARY KEPPEL R 1

WASHINGTON. May Sis—1m:
erick P. Keppel. third on; .
tary of war, and former
Columbia University. will
rector of Foreign Operatic.
American Red Cross on July _
handed his resignation to /
Baker today. Dr. Keppel h“.
with the War Department It”.
1917. and for more thana 30“
been in charge of all mutton
with the social and pl!
being of the soldiers.

Kilbane Bouts 06 ;
Fighter’s
CLEVELAND, May at.
bane, featherweight c
called off all ring enmcm
to the death of his six-year“ '
tor yesterday.

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