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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yefiterday‘s Results.
2 Yn‘t‘k. 8: Chicago, 5. 3
I‘uiolrhm. 3: 53.. Louis, 0.
.. ire‘m, , \‘V‘ashingfon, 3.
’55)...) .1rv9ton-(Ilevoland
_ Game‘s Today. i
(flue-.2320 at New York. ,
(‘levvland at Boston. ‘
Yesterdays Results.
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.llarge crowd to see the contest.
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.TITLE-fioLDEE fi'“ '“‘
BEATEN AT BGSTON
als 01' the. championship tournament of
BOSTON, May Iii—In the somifin»
the New Edgland Intercollegiate Lawn .
Tennis Association. yerslc'rday. C. \V.‘
Schnapps, of Dartmouth. and Arthur H.
the~
'Fhapin. JR. of \Yilliams, were
, The finals; in both singles and (low
hie: will he played this afternoon.
BECKETT’S K. 0. OF WELLS WAS
g2. Louis at Philadelphia, i A KNOCKOUT OF BRlTlSH
Detroit at Washington. l BOXlNG HOPES. ,
fi-——-~—u— ; Joe Beckett's knockout over Bom.
NATIONAL EEAGUE. ‘bardier Wells was a knockout too or
Britieh boxing hopes. England want-
ed to see ‘Wells rome back and win
ovor'Beckvlt in order to eradicuto
game.- was. winners in the singles. ‘
grai‘nji on Account of rain. 2 Sanders defeated Herman Brooclc
a _ __.___.__. imam. 01' the Massachusetts lnstimte of
‘1 Standing of the Clubs: ;Teehnnio2zy. present. title holder. 6~0.
.. ~ “fan 1,0515. P.C.'26'1- 6-1: (Thapz‘n defeamd C. M, Ben).
Hove-land ............ 15 6 .51.; non, of Amheri-L 64, 6-1. 8-6.
~ton . .. ,,,,,,,, 14 6 “fog In the doubles Broonkman and
2.. lirago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11 Couldwell. of Technology, defeated
New York ......... .. .10 Tlmnse and Sprague. of Amherst, 6-4,.
‘v‘nshingmn ........... 10 3““ 5‘1
‘ Louis . . . . . .. ...... 9 Pollard and Chopin. of Williams, de
l .ladnlphin ......... 7 feated Sanders and Carleton. of Duri-
Entrvii ............ . . 5 month. 2—6. 8-6. 6'1.
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t'fnrimme 9; New York. 4. one-
1 won, 3;. St, Louis, ._. :round victory of Georges Carpemier
‘ ‘” 2m Brmildynlihicago gamo “11.: ‘ over the British champion. But it~ waa
2.. Priced on account of rain. inot to be. 'Tho bout served only to
Th“ PMia'ifiilihia‘f’itlsburg game'eccemuatc the hopeless condition m‘
‘ 2 a: {mammal on account of rain. ‘ ,Ihe heavyweight class in England. In
‘ Standing of thg cmos, ' iso far as. the eflec: in America. 3““
‘ Won. Lost. .1), 0:1. concerned Bf'CkRLt‘s succms against
21‘. ............. ‘..10 2”. 55'; “Wall; was far more satigfac‘tory than
- . “72111.03 ........... 2.1+ 8 fit; a. triumph for the challenger would
4 .Ehwmm ...;lu “‘“S ,55a'huve been. Only the mixer night
M h 2- wr 1’59i<‘>1‘2?‘51 ............ Ill 9 .526;I’1‘ank Momn, who is. not one of the
”LE 1 "'1” "31") .............. 10 12 ' Astifigreat heavyweights in {hos COuniry,
I "ill-”viphia . . . . 9 11 .43Wsiopped Paul Journos», the French [my
5' 32 -. S ' .. 1" 'm', in two rounds in London. On
2 ‘» . ........... ’K 6 . March L8 Wells. took thirteen rounds:
’ H ‘ W‘m (11511059 of che slow and inept
Games TOdaY- il‘renchmzm.’ Imagine the (lolliu‘tinqns
Nam, \‘ink 11! (“incimiati zwhich'xnighl‘ have been lllzl‘l? 13 \\ 011.:
“-W'iiil'!‘ 'i.‘l!iC1l,‘l’0. $hml‘ proved the mzmcr of BECK-I‘ll m}
l'n'r‘l‘n Sr. Louis. Jinnah)» niglnf Tho simmion is hmr
- 3 513: =‘3I‘11h‘izl iii. l'ittsburg. A mmugh. and the heagywcigm irrimmr
h ‘ """""" —‘ Dior-ship of England is Sil,léfl"fil*=tfl‘§-al-
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. imd than. it is ixmmwihle to numgnm‘:
( ““ it as the \“PHi suxrw (My “hit-h Ways
Yesierday‘s Results held by .lvm Alma». Km Ii \‘imm'g my
K 'x Sylxur'lise 3. {W‘ells would lia‘nv m m 111%: till" (“will
‘ ‘ ‘.i1«1ii‘.'5~“weposnmnmloW—‘m the levrl of tho Hr-z’mno maria.
; which nulls for our—Harm or 2: “gm
"“‘““‘ when {hp market is Heady.
Siflildh‘fl 0' the Clubs. 2 Berke” nmv will yell [o'lilor lhnn‘
\Von. Lost. P. Clever {Or a return mulch \vith ( zi‘r‘w‘or
”w . . . . .. .....11 S .583; tier. Such 11 brim nu doom \vmm‘i up:
, ~ ’ ..... .11 6 £41511]! in another hum-1mm of l‘wcw lir
:' 11 '8 .579 but sinrr‘l ('al'pii-niii'l‘ Will IHJ‘I fight Ill.
9 '1' .5..I! mis mumry he wulfl. do El hit wow»
6 8‘ .429 than m IIIOW‘ rwm‘ m LUULWI! .m‘ul‘
7 10 .412 swing more clovcs at Hip h(?frl\.“)'“‘t:l£.:li:
G l” .375‘rhammnn of England. hwlmm. “ales;
ll '11 ”.287 :imlSoollaml. "35" ' 3
Games Today. ’ ‘ no HIT GAME FQR K003. E
' ' 7 “.2“? (HIV 1H Buffalo. . ~-.:~»—
1-2 :ilsv at Toronto. “ 2. Foq‘ner Brown Player;.~-~N~ofvl With:
2 " 2;: in! ni'llor‘heSler. ‘“ " 2 ' ’5 Lcui3v:.l:_ Turns; THGKLG
‘ 11.‘:‘!iior(- at Akron. l KANSAS CITY, M0,, Eloy l_.~‘ .:‘~
‘ A“ -— Fnie Koah, who was relegmml early lur’l
"7 EASTERN LEAGUE. {season by :hv St. Louis Brown Kohoue
H ‘—~-—- :is-ville, of «the American Assocaajmn.
Yesterday‘s Resalts. §piiehed u. no hit. no run gzziriie iioro
. Haven. 11: Albany. 1. iyesim-da)‘ when he blankml mo Run:
Haw m-t. 8: Waterbury, 7. ‘szu: City nim by 4 to 0. Ruth ‘19?“15‘
*' ‘ 9:111:02: postponed, l‘ai . Eplayvd Orl‘Ql‘lf-ss hall. boob lils‘t’}l’.flié
-' §was the leading pneher of tho ilfixnr‘lfl‘
/ 3 Standing of the Clubs. ‘tion. it was the gecoim‘ .”0 hit. on ”.1“
3 Won. Lost. P. Gimmes: 01' the .\ssrmi..t:rn U) 1m :92.
r my! ....... . . 7 3 .700. turned this: season. 3
- w ......... 6 4 . 0i ~~~w ~~-———~-~———
" w? :1 ‘. . .2. 3 r. .5003 . momns RELEASE T‘yvo.‘ .
. ... . . . . =1 4 3’00 (‘LEVELAN’IL May 1;.——~James
.e. .......... . 4 4 .500 Dunn. president of the (‘lex'elaxid ll]-
‘lIi-l-l ..... .. 4 5 .444 (Hans, announced that OHS Lumber”.
an... . . 4 7 9364 a right. handed pitcher. had been ‘10-,
m w .. . 3 5 .375. ions-12d m the Akron club. 0f the “3”“
‘ ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ I. . I - lnulional League, and. Tim Murchison.
Games Today. i3 mehnaw. to the New Orleans 1mm.
.' n "will :1? Hartford. (.
I 2 ‘ oj.‘ :1: Sprinufield. 1
‘~-.. Huron at \VOI‘CQHU‘I‘. i
' wm‘. .21 \‘x'uwrhury. §
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AMER!CAN ASSOCIAI’ION. i
, vaii‘:». 4; Kansas City. 9. ;
‘ ~ ~ [.flmp. it; “5‘. Paul, 1’. i
“in. fl: Mimwapolis. 5. 2
. lzgdzvnapulisd-Iilwaukep ‘ game}
‘ l " .‘*“="i~!=‘21«f2<l on account of rum. 1
SOUTHERN ASSOClATION.
i ~ l lbw»; 2:: Atlanta, 0.
' (ix‘ivaxnaj Ls; (.‘lizillanooga. O.
_____ -5 Hie a; Birminghmn. 1.
‘ 3F; .. - imi‘m hmu‘mm Mobile and Mem—g
. ~ ,2.) Emslpnllk‘d owing to wet!
”W .3 . .
Urn} -.-.l._....«._.'«~
’~ GE Bfi...EBALL RESULTS.
' ii”. “in. l: l‘ornell. 0.
3 Us. l'uzimliw {Tnivorsii}: 2.
|diir~ wily, ll: Kmnm-ky
.i FIVE Leadmg Eliters ‘
In Major Leagues
E AMERICAN LEAGUE.
’ ‘- '? .- ism! rum. c. All. 1:. n. TC.
(new. .19 67 : 2x .413:
'- ..lf.~ 7:: S; ‘2‘}; .384
' ...lt4 7'} l? 138 .353
.21 $12 13 30 .363
. View; .311 73 1.9 26 .336
‘ NAT!OMAL LEAGUE.
«ml Club, G. All. 1!. H. PC
5:, $.,..:’:n 31 13 f: .4317»
i“."-“flll. Phil 46 7 19 .4133
. . ...21 Rf. 17 30 .361
.‘x‘. Y......18 62.12 22 ‘
l:klj:n....19 5‘: 11 29
‘ " FlTTlNG OUT SHAMROCK lV.
2-;l<3\\' \‘Clili. Mot; 1.1.——Preparati¢ms
3221' failing: ilw hmsis mid spars on Sir
Union‘s Shamrock 1V.. chal-
’ for the .‘mierir‘a’s Cup. were
.. : ‘W' zit (‘53:: Island, where ch?
_‘ ht is b ng fined out. .The parts
.l‘l‘l‘fi‘d yer-similar on the steamship
l’h‘ladclplzia from Southampton.
Details on the construction of the
't and the amount of canvas. 1.1 e
«} Hanger Willfly were kept secret. _
3‘: iszr Ciiarlee E Niclmlsonfnow 2.:
{:31 his way hm? from England 10 as—
i—nme charce of the final work of fit.
E‘ 3‘ 13" Em: {no yacht. , ‘ 5:» .3.
. 3.115- W
- 2 ‘ 'w ‘ DUNDEE vs. JACKSON FRIDAY
«2. ' NIGHT.
- 1 ’ ' Ear: ...... ~ .
‘3 5‘ T-l Johnny Dundee and W‘fllie Jackson .
" — "Y‘fi'aik are in prime condlt'on for their bout,
; “53953! the Newark Spa men's Club; Pri-
. ‘ 73‘" A'day night, and there is no‘ doubt of a
’ ' . ' . 95”.. 2‘ '
L..- i W.AW.“ '
H. 1‘s) are :he two ‘simidy‘lnm‘ved.
Hze record-breaking 9"
who pi! r-hml
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1.93.2139 twirlvrs,
iron-armed National
inning. H
tip f‘ffillln} :0333‘vfi m Rosa):
by (im linings and ”22‘ Brooklyn Rob brine. l.€‘(tix"i‘..u.lm‘i>. “Cad-21y." {he 1%.?»
hins‘ Wit-mun?“ of A. E. l". ianw. and and Joe Gear‘s - hall if" ""24
2m: vs. NEH-z hrnm- l zen 1141mm: szruiz 1.11 ', x xx
izm Wm. by :1 Scorn of l n» ‘4. The pli~'\':zl’"lfi 10m: dislmw . Hymn-i v m»: «:4.
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was. also in
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22!) Allilrriios lie-at mu
Boston. .whgn
“nun-is in {lug lwmu._-.~3;szi:.3: i.‘n.’2::.._
Ruth Traveling at. «
1919 Home Run Gate
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.» :" honiewun Elnora this.
ECHAMPIoN WILSON SEEKS A 158.
: TURN MATCH szH EX.CHAM-
. PION MlKE O’DOWD.
Johnny “'ileon, tho it; w miiiiile
’wm‘gh; champhm. shove :2 (iiyimsu‘
m disregard the mos; ('llF‘Zlfihfc’il ‘(Luu
1
n‘ :1. Rimsmz' hmm2 run 55.1% {his \"PHz'r 23m ‘ Of tllé' ring: EEK of i‘vr’fb’fitei
”1m in”, ._-.I ‘ .11; lo M lmmd‘: mom ,1 for a i'c'urh
2H... 1%.E.‘ 2Q not Q0 ,S QI:(:.‘—\.IY b}: the :mmch with a run izu'imxion 1:: m.
my.” .. §i2111-;-: m ‘mmgpg futon»: ilmznpism m “an 2.1 l‘é"§'11'i"3:'§l*
EVIL? ltmia
2.44.4 {2: thnlyvxflzl
L2; 1; v games. or all :n'iiazv a; «mo
ill‘t’li‘l 241.25}; :‘ Hui-3:3 1232!? games.
T§3=> rand-m ii: : ‘lmmr mu. king has.
hi 1’ hunk?
l “1'15:
:- 4:2- 222ml of four homo runs in
c .-h in comm. Which gives him
{- .xc'liv-I'ih' (ii..- s‘flmv :tx’u‘ungona‘t
favor r in liver" 4 13 :22: {3:5
SECOND BLEACHER HOME RUN
AT POLO GROUNDS.
“fl sterling at thot i’oiu Grounds. war?
2 212:5” 2 2‘ e Karacnlinmy Jamming.
rim: ham 0 run of lilac-h?» ‘0 let: i‘~':i<
.‘i \i’imymtr. and Hull. : {him him no.-
Li‘dhil z: total of elvwn bl’rPS. not to
nwmion a l’ourbacger by Pcckin-
punch. Ruth‘s first homo 21m 'wonl
Sum mp right field hlvachei‘ff’m UHW‘
Elwin-résun.‘ when :1 Glam. iv {he only.
("thw ball“? M'er in hit mm Hun
:«mml. ~
llzuh has now 2mm two balls- over
lily Marni, 0110 clear through (322- low-
.wr email (mimless one: into lh(‘ up-
l"‘l‘ stand and one into ll‘m l'ighl lid-.1
Menchr I.
PAL MOORE l5 BEATEN.
(‘LliniLAXlx Bin}; 11—“le Th”
amino. 221‘ ("hwelancl Won the rim-(spay
per decision over Pal Moore,” of Mom-
in a closely contested temwuml
iiul. night. The bcxflfi
' at 3 o'clock
phis.
hull: lit’l't"
Weigho’d ulldi‘l‘ 118 wmmlg
yes-i m‘tlay.
mi.“ \Yiinm w‘pks unuihrr matrix with
»(}‘£‘mul. Wilden doesn't take kindly
to the rumor; 22:0 fight we»: mu
1.2:: 92s mo ', f manta“ alluel".;;‘
ihxmru. :l' hp liviN‘TBS he rim knock
{‘l'l‘akijt: u;'_ \v‘s‘ile o 5in Nuns to
'21”! all. 4‘1 Y Y‘~~ ; "2d \
>7.” g‘ix‘r hi'l‘ilv' 1112‘
month. -
VAHiTIE TAKE?“- HER FIRST
TRIAL SPIN.
Van‘lliu, om- (32 me Amwziva's (‘up
deli-min...” candidates, hm} hm‘ firm
spin yemwnla)’. flowing from (my 153'
and and 20521;: down the Sound 10
Glen Cox-c and back. 1! \Vasngrélfi' .i
50;: lorrhef‘to give her new arrogant~
uminy to look over her rigging. She
probably milder be put under 2 canvas
again mayh Tomorrow she will bi.
hauled o _. to have her umi . Ody rpm,
is§%d ag meow trials‘ w 11 Boise!
lulézoj‘f .‘fefi'fi. Rafe“ next week. 7
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ANxABQLIa, Md. May 12.2—‘ILhas
her-nyseulegl definitely that the Noval
Academy ‘th7’211riil be pen-mined in
lake partsmnhé Olympic games Janis
year; shouldjt win the side as. intro
collegiate champion 01‘ America.
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the no‘ws mid m'amico is going ulwazi
‘with‘ grower enthusiasm man aver.
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among Logic-n Would Like to see 3
it Supplant State Organization.
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needs; rm. efficient, citizen
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try to cm-I’afiie, fieilher will he 2 21.2211
‘succ ... The. Stale. Guard ranks are
2 .z: thin now and Cpl." Chaziez TV.
Eurpec has had to Sella out an urgent.
(all for recruits only recemls’.
[The Scale Guard is esaeuzislly a
nomegllard organization. ii 130““ 22:21
pretend m be designed rm» pclzingugd
for service in a Eu: ..:’;1 lam 5min?”
h0undarie.~ of the Sim rear; :tzc
limits of ‘ usefulne ’
A Naiional Guard. 12:31 as .m rm}
Guard 333$ Connr~rzic=212 knew below
ihe‘war emergency caused it to be ab-
sorbed into the reeniar army. would
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adjoining state. Mexico 01 {my {03-93311
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Pf oysters. The sheila will, he. plat 33;
imonths or July arid .Augfist.
g The oycier houses have 812301313 as:
ilame ’a year this sermon. as an! may 2
Sahib???
303g 3.; mp ziiiai‘ket for the shellfish.
amt-e Guam: angixfiiional Guard bmh ’
many. enemim
. sects.
'ed that. a
mm. m, comm ' * *
and August.
2222: ill b The oysler season (nine to :2: circa
$25.23* last month. when May Came in “33w
lent the necessary “1‘."
{are now preparing to:‘t1‘an5‘planfifl“fir
a
' r 3333’63 .moumamc of shells which have W
Th :3 firmware
DYSUPT 888.5%)?! mm»:
I222
On the local oysi‘er bed}; duflnfi‘fiéfi”
have had previous to the war 'liitfl
Ewiih the (31161 of the war, the sales; 3“ D
gaming would have been greater 3‘21!
ghecause 01' the lack of *transporw‘lm
‘Ton the frogs-Atlantic liners it. was '3”
{oosmhleto ship the, oysters in Exp
quantities to England. the 1.313%:
Had me transmiréation facilities I:
‘I‘aii to New York and from New Yt'ul‘.‘
.to Liverpool
by lmal been availa‘im,
dealem could have. disposed of thin!»
malls of bushels of oysters ‘in tinek‘
Sheik. Oysters; had to be slalom?" in
New York by truck, which was half
expensire. The rates f0 rthe (“moxie
imz of the oysters have also taken a
decided increase but even in Smite 83
this. oyaalers were in mat dam ii.
England and the. price wank! ham
been gladly paid it‘ they coul'l Imam.
gotten mom. The large inc-resist it;
the rates can be judged from the fol:
lowing figures: In 1912—1913; it (322%:
57125 (-ems per harrel to shiy 03m
from New York ciiy to Liverpool. 1"
{in}: the price {or Shipping :1 barrel has
advanced 1:053:25.
The cost. of oysters has not minim
ed bu: the increase in wages. azxdwtiil?
cost for n-zmsplaminc them has m
it necessary m increase the prace at”
this article. “'le {wafers- aw g-lzwofi
tin barrels for shipment to England lip
:00 oysters are estimated to fill it an:
they are the choicest and of :1 11195335153
size. In some instanceséfifii? manage.
have been shipped in. a basro‘. m Lim—
erpool. The oystere “hid; are 22mph
ped io England must be of a tall???
good size and must be selecieii Stuck,
and carefully chosen or they “123%
stand the long Trip and he mar}; icicle.
The last 'Shiljnléfil of oysfers fmfi;
1113‘: (-in to 1212.13.36 will he made: gm "
momh. and no more shimnezits will hit
vmil Omober. when £125? {of
oysters opens again. TM ~ m saga
openers and workers" who (u ¢ trim??-
to Work, may rclurfi cool; in 213'“
main. hm others will .r'maiafia {l‘fi‘
doing odd work
or on the boats.
mem unlil the 2“
October.
around the
OT
at (a 11-. r
*on Cpl-7.15 again
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