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if geteated th'seunséioalythaflt‘elreifiogf atrthe Detroit, 2': St. Louis. 1 (11 inninil).
.3 airfoil-é 13?, 6y the score of “1:0 fiififhé only three games scheduled. E :
-... itchin of D. Warm. or e_ Wo- ‘ ‘ :3
.. 3 , a; McDonough. or the South “Standing «mogul». fie.
E 15:“. was of the best quality. Eacn- . ' Won. host. -
1 man struck out 13 men. Warm, 11! t0..Clevoll.nd . . . . . . . .12 6 «306
“file, has secured 73 strikeouts in w- 3 ........1o 5 .667
" a“, games. .. 4N9! .Iflflt..u.n...6 6 5580
,’ ABloomquist. or the Mayflowers, car- betroit . ............ 7 .7 .35 0‘
ried off the batting honorsof the d337, Boston= ............. 5 5 .600
‘ getting athree-base hit. C. Busoh- Chicago . ........... 4 7 .864
; basin and 1!. Warm are credited with St. Louis ........... 5 9 5,35?
- a. double steal. . ..-., 7% Philadelphia . ....... 4 9 :90?
~ "B. Warm. brother or D. Warm. will ’ 1. ., . l
. pliay with the Mayflowers the reef“ ‘ ‘ Games My. f i
.‘ ‘. 9 season. ‘ ' cw fork at Boston.
3. Next Sunday the Mayflower: Will IVanshington at Philadelphia. f .3
5. play the fast West Stamfords. at s; 1....“ u Detroit. 1 1
t Stamford. at the Wicke lot. Chicago at meyeland. :, 1
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i 1032“. if ........ 4 0 ,1 G 1 .0 Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia. 0. 1. ’l
C“. '°“‘ 11’ ------ ‘ ° 2 ‘ 2 1 New York. 7: Beaten. z. .- 3
Livingston. 55 ---- 4 0 0 3 0 9 St. Louis. 1: Cincinnati. 0. ' :
7. OGde. rf . ...... 4 O 1 3 3 0 Pittsburgh. 2; Chicago. 0. I‘- 5
finalooy,lt........2 o o 2 g 1 ,, 91:
'j lcNamiu-a.3b ....3n 0 0 3 0 and ottheOlnb. 55. s
'7‘ licDonough, p ....3 l 2 2 8 o. s h‘ Won. Lost. 36'
7: 0mm“ H _1 _° 1 _1 1*: Pittsburgh WK 2 Egg:
..- Totals ......... 33 2 8 27 10 -4 §L?R§;2k"”"j:iz: 8 6 7:5.“
‘5 “Aym‘ow'm‘ah , Chicago ...'.'.' ...... . e c ~gsoo
"‘ "b ' ’° 9‘ e Cincinnati . 7 10 ~31:
O'Keefe. 8b ........ 5 1 D 4 a 0 'B 6 ’0 875
Fyer,“ ........... 5 2 o 3 3 OPWHH-p-fié --------- 5 ’ #7
:Blwmqms'" 1b""‘ 2 3 1 S'OSLLouls...::...:::3 a .230
.1 C. Buschbaum. c ..4 0 g : ill 3' , -._; v” ‘
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,3 mickey, rf ........ 4 1 1 3 o .o ~~ m M! 4:: ~
' G. Buschbaum. ss ..4 J 1 3 2 2 Philadelphia at Brooklyn ,:
fl - P‘ttsbur h at Chicago . t
«9 ItcLaughlm.cf....2 0 0 2 0 0 ' 8’ - 7..
" Hayden cf ..2 0 o 2 o 0 Cincinnati at St. Imm- ;
3'. D. Warm, p ...... 4 2 s 1 s 0 0w three same: Scheduled- ; p
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3- Totals ......... as 10 10 24 12 s Internatwna] L08 .
E scour: BY INNINGS. . gave:
1 South Ends ........ 100 010 000—— 2 . ;
L, Hayflowers .......004 020 04x-'—10 , rm?! Results- ,.
’4’ .Earned runs—Mayflower; 3. Thnee- All games “mumbled. rain. T
.- base hit—43100mquist. First on balls —_ .
I —0it McDonoug‘h. 4: oi! D. Worm. 1. Standing of the anus.
‘ Struck out—day McDomgh. is; by Won. In“. YD.
: D. Wm. 18. Sacrifice hitsn—H. \‘pwayk ............ 7 3 3.700
. Warm. Bloomquist. 1). Warm. Leftvromlo ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 3 Jon
~14 on bases—South Ends. 4: Maneuvers, Baltimore ,,,,,,,,,, 5 3 .3957
; . Double play—H. Warm to GHJef-uy City ,,,,,,,,, 5 5 .500
, imam. Hit by pltcher——Carroll. Syracuse ............ 5 5 7.500
.' O'Keefe. ‘ Wild pitch—McDonough. Rochester .......... 3 6 3.838
D. Warm. Stolen nosey—H. Warm. C. 'Bufialo ............. 3 7 .300
mum, Mickey. First on errors Reading ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 7 .3090
-—-South Ends. 4; Mayflowers. a. Um- . -—--- ...- ;
1 trim—McNeil}: Bearer -——- Harrison. canes My. ‘“
Ti 5 Two hours. 1 Rochester at Jet-spa: City.
Toronto at News. .
; GARDEN (‘LQSES FOR FOUB_ Syracuse at Baltimore.
.' 31051335 AFTER. T0314)” Buffalo at Reading. 2
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Moi-weight Gtmtmder “in l Eastern League.
no ills-insured. . l .. ‘
NEW YORK. May 2.—Mad‘iun w" 1‘ Rounds. .
Square Garden will be thrown open to llartfomgw Haven 0. '
the boxing fans again this evening far Bridgeport .4- Springfield 3. .
the first time in six Weeks. and the thefier'a" Waterburv '0'
last time until next September. For '0’“? three games scheduled.
this occasion Tex Rickard has arrttg- ~ ‘ ‘
ed a. banner card of bouts. all of t em
scheduled to go twelve rounds and one Standing 0‘ t3: Cl‘iME-n P C
of them being a championship aflalr. on. :0 000-
Andy Chaney and Sammy Sieger. Hangord ........ 4 0 i 0
both hot on the trail of Johnny Kn- Bridgeport .......... 3 o $.30)
bane's featherweight championship. New Haven" . . . . . . 3 1 l" filo
will settle the question of supremacy Worcester ....... 2 2 .6”
between them. and the winner has Pittsfield ........... 1 2 1.2
Richard's promise of a bout with the Springfield .......... 1 3 -30
champion. Sieger jumped into promi— iWatr-rbury .......... 0 8 .033
nence by knocking out Johnny Mur- lAlbeny ............. o 3 4.0
my. Danny Goodwin's sturdy little ——-——— ES.
contender. If Sammy can hurdle . Gm May. .'.
Chaney tonight, he will be in line Plttsfleld at Albany. .12.
for the title. If he suffers s. set- Worcester at wmprb—ury. ,
back at the hands of Andy, he will New Haven at Bridgeport. I,“
have to heed Murray's persistent i
challenge for a return match. ”mm ASSOCIATION.-
Next on the program will be Jack Toledo. 9; Columbus. 4. .5
Sharkey and Midget Smith. The lat- Kansas City. 10: Milwaukee. 71.
lt'er came to the fore with a tremend— Indianapolis 4; Louisville. n, ‘
ous rush. knocking out all adversar- . l—Minnea olls. wet grounds.
ice in jig time. Then came Sharkey 8“ Pom p
‘ ‘ and weathered the storm. holding the seams ASSOCIATEON.
‘ an animal tamer.
_Midget to a draw in their first en-
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De Leliva. of the French relay team.
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counter. and losing a close decision in
the second. There was some dissatis-
faction over this verdict. and the Mid-
get promptly offered Shortey another
bout. Jack snapped at the chance.
Title
Then comes the nettle. between the
in: ‘“straight; or the East. Johnny
Bull. who. by virtue of a decisive vic-
tory over Abe Goldstein. has been an-
diarmed Wight champion o‘r‘Ame-r-
ion. and Eddie O'Dowd. of Columbus.
6.. who. for same time. has been con-
airlered by Western ‘and MiddleWeu-
mkmasthebesttn thecountryot
like on... The winner of this contat
“receive a diamond belt emblem-'
ie of the. championship from Rickard.
The other but that rounds out the
use will bring together Johnny nook l
out. of Marine. N. J._ and Eddie
O'Hara known as “the Tiger.” How-
ard is a. "cap" in his home turn. and
mates claim to being something of
It remains to be
men whether he can tame the Harlem
r.
Immediately after tonight's bouts.-
flie en will be med into a
huge swimming pool, and boxing“!
be relegated b the other clubs until
ms nu: user.
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in the banquet tendered the moat-
asmraoy mint. by use ‘Poan
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halt, of the ninth
Memphis, 2: Little Rock. 2 (10 in-
nings. darkness).
Atlanta. 6; Chattanooga. 2.
Nashville. 6: Birmingham. 3.
Mobile. 7: New Orleans. 0 (flat
game). Mobile. 3: New Orleadls‘o
(second game).
com GAHES TODAY;
Georgetown vs. University of North1
Carolina... at Washington. ,
Virginia. vs. Vanderbilt. at Charlot-
tesville. Va. . ‘
Washington and Lee vs. Guilford, ht
Leitncton. Va. ,1 1‘
West Virginia vs. Delaware. tit
Newark. Del. ’
Boston University vs. Vermont, at
Burlington. Vt. " '
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LEW! “POLISH” IN TRAINING
NEW YORK. .Msy 2.—-—"Btranxler”
Lewis started today to put the finish-
ing touches to his training so he will
'be‘ready to defend his title successful-
ly against Stanislaus Zbyszko. on. Fri-
day night. in the 22nd Regiment Arm-
ory. The champion is in the torn
but he wants to be at his best when
he tackles the persistent Polish trap-
ples. He will do his training in a
quiet spot on Long Island and where
he will not be. annoyed by visitors.
The champion wants to males his
farewell performance here one that
will long be remembered. so for that
reason intends to tire Zbysako the,
gruelling of his career.
This match will beat all records as
far as attendance and finances am
concerned. It will play to a sum close
ASPiRiN
Hm “Bayer" on Gaming
“'nrning! l‘nleas the
you
name "Bayer" on package or on tab-6
lets you are. not getting genuine As-
89?
pirin prescribed by physicians for
twenty-one years and proved safe by
millions. Take Aspirin only as told
in the Buyer package for Colds.
Headache. Neurnlgia. Rheumatism.
Earache. Toothache. Lumbagosnd
for Pain. Handy tin boxes or was»
‘Buyer Tablets of Aspirin cost ‘ few
cents. Dmggists also sell filamr
packages. Aspirin is the trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acidester or Sohcylicacid.
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to 8100.000. which is something never
dreamed of before in the wrestlhg
same. It will be helfl in the lam
arena and from the’steady (lemma
for seats the huge amphitheatre will
be filled to overflowing- The purpose
of the show—~40 relieve the sum;
in Ireland—will helpflto bring out a
great crowd.
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0151-12.th MOHEGANS
The Hiawaxhian A. C. won its third
game. last Saturday. when it defeated
the Mohegan; by theses".- o: 5 to 0.
at WOOd's lot. ” . 3
The battery for the Hiawathians
was 'Kerl Ind Fat-has. Kento- pinn-
no hit. no run game;
caught splendidly. 'Bany mates"
players witnessed the game.
m
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stir-st Matthew”. “in
m. tom' w.- relo-eel to the Dah-
Raptds. h. club. or the fires-I Len-
ne. Banner wns a detail-prom nal
were: around Chicago.
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FAWN customs simm'rr.
1.0me. may 1-4. Paddon ros-
~tr~rday won the Andi-altar: conning
ion-implosion by defeating .chafilt.
. the holder ortho- title._aopording*to a
‘ despatch received here today. '
—-—.——:_..___.___
A CHALLENGE.
The lliawnlllian A. C. desires to
play the "Xoxnads.':_.al W'ood's lot.
May 7.
m PERMITS SWAflY FOR
STREET SH‘ZAKING
BRIDGEPORT. April 80.4uper-
intendent of Police Flanagan said to'—
day that as he read the decision or
the Supreme Court of Errors in the
“free speech" case handad down yes-
terday. perniiia for street meetings
will not be necessary. The decision.
the Superintendent said, still left.
with the police the right to make ar—
rests for alleged incendiary or sedi-
itious speech. .
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