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1-. .\'.\'i lllANS—3U PT
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ml ...nnl support. won 'the. game
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v-nirs. List Saturday, .
a
by .
lJlt‘sdH was
...,qnn- gOod suppdrt. Until
, tuning: the game was a. tigm‘omg
je v15 ihm that the I
:1 1:. image. can stumd howl
y.-..l w .‘is up (or the UM mm-
,1. runs had come in.
7’11 tlir
visual rnlly, but quelled after licor-
; 1wo runs. one on Farltas' error.
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'wa score: fistulas.
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‘ ....‘71ng'i'1'411i'f.31.» . 4 0 g g g 11) 7-incourtexcitement overtime openingotmhemfiu season..let..us.not.10r-
r 1. was. H. .. . . . 5 0 .1 10 0 0. set that there is anotherbuketball meal“ totbe ployedahlch should peeve
* . «111.. p _______ .4 0 0 ' 0 1 0’ 0nd 0361”. ‘lhe Red lien and Veterans. each-without!” win their-Aired-
:‘ .. “mm :1. ______ ,4 3 0 o 2 ,0 "~01 lbwillim the rubben'mednesday night. at the Armory It is suspected that
-‘ Hm” C ....... 3 0 0 10 1 ‘0 the teams will use the acne lineup tut appeared last week. «We incision;
l~ .lligin. (f ....... 2 (l 0 O 0 0 MM‘V'AO‘OF}.
t 141:1; rl' ........ '2 1 (l 0 0 ,2.
, ;...71.m, lf ....... 4 o o o o 'o . . . .
Tm“ ......... '2; “g “g a :0- 7. 7 She Wool" Bridgeport. whodeteated the backwoods Sunday. are
‘ “' N one:ot-.the mums; teams we tau: yet..0een here. Every man on the
HIAW ATBMN A. C.
l
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,1 .r'A'fi'id'A-n" as . . ii, i g ‘3 (1).? ’ gallium mom has been eighteen home runs made in both thew
. .- k 7“. z 0 1 8 0 0 major leagues. “Irish"ml'ofi'the Giants and Cy Williams. of the Phila-
, 17 1.22.111). 31. , 4 1 1 1 o, delphla Nationals are each credited with two clrtllit 0‘0““
71:151.L(' ........ 74 1 3 l 8' 0f
______ Mam Plays Four Galilee.
.ls ...... 32 8 13 27 6 1
scour: 1w lN’NINGS The Fordham University baseball squad ‘3“! “Mt ”Wfim‘ea‘ T°'
. mm... ..... o (1 1 0 o o o o 2—3: Mytfhe‘iamon mokui meet the Catholic Lowered: alt Wfihlw “"1”"
l. I'illilllS ..
le runs. Pastimes
\ i'. 0‘1; Too base hit, 71369”.
7 um“ .I. lloednny: First on ballad-J
l'-11‘.\(1n 4. Off Chontas 9: Struck
M l-Iricson 7.-b_V Chontas 2714;
hits, (lull: Left, .on. bales.
‘Hlnwnthians‘ 8: ”Hit by
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Hiawath i-
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7".lll's
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.1 .11..“ l7‘nrkus; Stolen bases 8. Na
117 .7: 1'111111inghmn.’Hoflge. Thomas:
mun 1.111 Cliontas Gall. Frank. B.
-.::l.¢llll\; First on errors. Hiawa—
19.11715 3: Passed bulls. S. Home.
l'LJS 1i ' ' '
lmplrc-r. Garfield: time. '2 vhror
r Hr Smith. .
..ilunngers Pleased
With “the Rain
\l-.'\\’ l ORK. April 1$.~—Se\erul
Ill.l:.'"l:~‘ oi tustern teams in the big
'lllll's were thanking the weather
,4. lmiuy for having interfered yes-
r'llu' afterfloon with their scheduled
1117s .‘uul‘ Maklng'it possible for them
May o'l' the postponed contests later
1 lllt- M‘ulNUll, when their teams will
\1- ltlit'llt‘ll championship form. Mil-
~ .7 lluitu‘ins. illlillllil‘t'l' of the Yanks.
midi-En”) pleased. as his Club
ml in tor 11 healing at Boston
:1 nortlienster broke over the
111:! stopped prncrimlings.
4.1.x was not lost to the quilul
l
..17, 41.4 they complelmi zirruiige~
fur the purchasv oi' "\‘Vhitey"
HI thi- Athletics. who was (-3.—
; i 1 lu- unsigned to the right field
This section of the field has
w .-l<1 Led by the absence of Rob
7!, \\‘iln
with Babe, It uth. was
7i until M11} 2“. Will hits in
'mlOCl'HllC “34m class." and can
l‘1 llll'lt‘lll acceptably.
in st pitchers' battle of the year
i )i-fltvrduy in Cincinnati.
ll1o~ l’irntes shut out the Reds
\lnrrison.7of Pittsburgh. held
ll-wls in four hits. Luque being hit
-7\1H l-i thr- Buccaneers.
:n. st. Louis Cardinals tasted de-'
1 llir first time this season when
l'lllin lwnt them by a score of 7 to
m: 1111: lionk from the box. Was
1:1 was victor in a weird gum?
mm the Athletics. The score was
1.. tillll thirty men took part in
1-\‘llll)lll0ll.
Naples High Has .
Large Number Out
'l‘l1.- Staples High school balehnll
m1 will be seen on Redford 70va17
- u-tising three times a week.‘ The
mllnwing fellows are out for the nine:
”171-11 Sniffen. Williard Williams. Ed-
7111 McMahon. Ward Green. John
I'multle. Hugh lieattle. George Wheel—
7 1. Kenneth Wurdwell. John Mazuno-
11-h. Yin Abromltee. Kenneth Mitchell.
Frank Harrilgan. John Burke. Ken-
neth Gibson. l’aul Clayton.'Fred Plum.
Ust‘nr Taylor. John Ennis and ,Wnrd
H. irbuck. The team is rapidly round-
or: into form and within a few weeks
. line olns‘srof- ball players will be at
m- disposal of Coach Hende noon. The
"ADIOS fellowsare goingio enter the
M. (‘. A. League for the Senior
lass Division. . '
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1.11.
in r.
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4 .
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were“ V
tourieeh strikeouts. mph ’
inmathians from the "but"
... 8-3;
sheared tor. shims:
the; ‘
3 mi. 004
magi-t
.. ..1 the bombardment muting-i 1m
ninth the Bus-thrice meted
Mmdiltmwdllmmohrbsthe reason for their success. This bu been
101 0600'10M
Holmes. Warm: Willi “who”
‘gl
the mkwoodl 0W oi! beforeio. ”1111.500. new
“used with the Arthurian: Park mad there tummy “
tvt thegra‘nd stand ind bleachers will hem dowry”
‘.
-_~
.4.
W’ 0 0 ‘0 70‘
Juiooks like a good jw'fiton for "Bill" Cook. We relleVedMl 8003a!
“drum in mld~seuon form.
re; '
. .w
0 4. ' '
The Norwalks and Wiltons both got good starts. each winningxthempeulns'
n-omr they Joins-2y do Richmond where Richmond University wllm played
had on Thursday they come back to 'Washinflou it‘d cross {filth the
mummmwn nine. The Bronx atudentg‘ then return home tot-4 gunk
with Boston College on Saturday at Fordham Field.
W— 9
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moons: Bob Fitzstruxuons- will meet Jack 'REE\eI¢m your.
“We;
£ _cent Pepper
‘match
dis-W ’ Whitman.
3...
“horse.
if you were not Thitidéile'd—‘h‘y;
his trip ‘1th: the -J'odiilc
00th states.
“Onfthe W.” mid: th'g
an aid to ramming in mym
r! menu uw’thutme "gum.
notation my take 0 nominate do.
cure'it a meeWfint'rmbiik
ribbed clubs. center Md mutter-0
Ind steel amen *‘Chihu. and My
deprive me- erronefotithe‘. Wilde 7I
“have in hitting“ “the 7m“ straight. MW
and with uncured. a room.
"Every goiter tours that it is 1:0-
lentiol‘to hold-“the lanolin-dining a
golf wing. andmvhen Ituchieoinily
played one day with a stiff collation.
I thought I Wimymbetter than
usual. I tried it traditionally filter.
out! I am nowtorwinced that the tall.
stiff collar is more beneficial to my
male than a. ribbed club. for I last
and can cut a. that flat! "With the
smoothest {seed club ever made "
noon Square oflgdem
- ..u,.
ite 126 pounder. meetsfiabe Herman
the. pridemf {italic}!!! coast in A
.15 round (bout. .‘ It: thwarts possible for
f M11) get a
the. Mann-fimwe
entitled to“ {new}. ‘ -There are no
finaWta Mmt. in a melve round ”0'16""? the ‘Pio
800d;- Flmlmnons lo’éevei and fast but
his mhoem ’Mves ohould make thl glint—8e
twice at Meal-00 Sgumfiarden last month 3.01! proved himself 47.031» 0.
fair boxer. He drew 310». Bike Burke and that rm Kaiser. ‘Reem-L-it" 0.
Wound carries a {muffin in his left which You“ Bob
0&1?”th
will have tosteerfiecr‘ot.
.’ 2‘. ' i.
i I I O
Emir intact; in sun honfnnng around onahis bad foot. and will not be
seen in action for tome time y.et Frank's wound has been bothersome and
slow to- heal. ”'Hio absence is felt in the Gim lineup.
E O O C O
' In addition to hit-
I: lit hits in two successlxe days for Heinle Groh.
'8 fast base
ting the ball Gfoh has been doing some fancy fielding and some
running. MIW Manager John MpGrarw immensely, .
‘0 0
Local fans are eagerly awaiting the coming of Detroit to the Polo Grounds
eail) next month. Many plan to take in the games and are hopeful in seeing
Art Olsen. the local twirler. now with Detroit. pitch against the champiov
'izinkt‘ts. Art 11: is had but one chance so far this season at which time ht-
turned in :1 good account of himsdf.
Lew Tendler Outclasses'
Barney "in Slow BOut’
PH’lhADELPHIA. April 18,—4.9“?
Tendler. :Philadelphia's lightweight
ace. gave Tim Droney of Lancaster a.
boxing lesson in eight rounds at the
Olympia A. A. last night the up-State
tighter, being outclassed from the s rt-
Tendler tipped the scales a_t 137
four pounds lighter than D'toney. 0:10
the Plilladelphlan did all the leading"
Lew could not reach Droney‘s chin
or paw in the early rounds, (or the
Lancaster .tighter held his" head
against his chest. In the eighth round
Tel-idler shot over a leftwhich caught
Droney on the chin and sent him
down on one knee. '
In the— saint—noel. Tonv Caponl -0!
New York end floung George-Chip o:
Tamaqua we’re the. opponents and
Referee O'Brien chased therair from;
the ring in the sixth round. calling it
“no contest."
Four New Recruits
Rentrop Downed
By Zbyszkio
LI'l'l‘LE ROCK. Ark" April 18. -
Charles Renthrop. one of the claim-
ants oi‘ the middleweight wrestling.
championship. acme Stanislaus Zbys-
zko. former heavyweight champion
wrestler. an ‘hour and me minutes'
tussle here. int night. before the big
Pole pinned him down. Renthrop re-
cently defeated Zbyako in a. handicap
maxilla. and when they were rematched
’for astrolsht to a. finish contest. Ren-
trop was thrown when 2m inko took
the single Tali last night and was un—
able to continue.
Will .Arsk Dempsey to
Engage in Two
Bouts' in England
LONDON. April 18. —.'l'he Cnstal
Palace arena. which seats 100. 000 per—
sons. has been engaged by a. syndicate
which hopes to stage two bouts during
and #118101. and when
100.com“ in fGiMEn ring the
action should be ”\(é'li 9mm: witnes-
sins
Herman is the. clever-er boxer—of the
pair while Martin carries the beltiest
punch. There is little?!) choose in
the matter or speed. ind li’ there- an
am dull momentsj‘mflug the hour
these two chaps are :31! the ring then
the past parlor-mantles; o! the fighters
are misleading .
This bout will write; the openifig- oi
the spring boxing moon in; “the flar-
den. Three do}! oft-er Martin and
Herman me 77 _ 7 9 question of
surround“!E ~ 7 77 ' than) IMO
the rin'ga " h meat the
w‘orlds buntam-fchgmvlon ogalnst the
assaults of Jde Wk. former holder
of the honors; With theirs tho splen-
did bouts to be contested in one wed:
the patrons of the manly art of self-
del’ense will hate some exceleni sport.
Lee Wants to
Meet Fighters
sAN‘ FRANCISCO. April 18.—
George 'Washington Lee. a California-
born Chinese boy. returned to this
city. yesterday. on the steamer Nan-
king from China. where he holdsthe
bantam and lightweight championship.
Lee defeated every aspirant to those
titles in the Orient and now wants to
meet unconvinced pusilists in the
Unitedismtes. ‘ .
Aficil Hoffman. Ike’s-manager. who
camewwith him.. Jaid ya match had
been arranged with Johnny Buff. ban-
temweigln clia‘mplon.
Jack Denmse. y
CHERBOURG. France. April 18. ....
JWW does not .ipihn :‘to Jen;
{again manner on ’hirvreoent trip
to name: but fill 3%me ‘0“th
opponents can be found.
"I Lhaven't comemo fizht. butter 91
holiday." 10 told the correspondent.
when asked the truth of a. report that
he was tomeet Carpentler againmhile
O
* for New Haven Team
NEW HAVEN. April 18. ——-Four new
recruits for the local nine or the
Eastern Baseball League.
here yesterday.
are Flood. pitcher of Ammonia: 'In-
:fielders Knowlton. New Pu. and
‘Chattaway. of Milford: and Outfielder
Siattery of Concord. N. H. They are.
to be given a tryout and rent out with?
strings attached if the show promise
asthe pre0ent lineup appears practicé
ally to the satisfactionof themanage
merit.
in The ‘prots' will have practice work-
outs today and tomorrow bytackling
a. local menu-pro nine.
the stay in England of Jack Dempsey.
It is promd that Dempsey undertake
to finish Joe Beckett. British heavy-
weight champion. in six rounds and
Jack ‘Blumeni‘eld in 'four.
Seat prices will range'from six shill-
lngsto five pounds sterling.
Garry 306709.030 Draw
Willie Curry and Mickey Caugro en-
gaged in a twelve round draw in the
feature bout at the Brighton Boxing
cuib'.‘ Port Richmond. Staten 101 nd.
last night. 'In the semifinal of e ght
rounds Jimmy 'Iiewls gained the
judges decidon over Willie Suchter..-
g
AWN-heir: Sarcasm When the Cac'Wsrmts
The League hopefuls . .
here
"If I find opponents worth while. I ‘
shall accept. but tor-7. the next voyage. "
Minded.
“Wfll
Retiremm
LONDON. April 18. ——“Ca.rpentier
has definitely decided ”to retire from:
the ring at the age bf‘t‘hlm—in two
years more.” said “M Descamps man-
ager or the famous boxer when‘he ar-
rived in million naturism.
:- is he're‘to train hr his
bout with Ted "Kid" Leeds. It is
. rumored 'tbat he may meet Dempsey
1‘2
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gamut new golf e’veir'; hotter:
aims-nitrate-
“Mfr" someone Lima "11 high ‘0‘.er Unherflty nine,
mid. Wfi'oammfi‘
than. the. winner oi"
“'omd “bet;
in the World mm: or more ag-g
"Ethan Pepper:
WATERBEBY.
venue
April 11 Hit-Owners
1m were
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if surprioed last mhtewhen informed‘
that .Unmeatty 3811“);
beselliji' player-owe called .on
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with Heirloom. who piayelreuht uni;
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7 write Where»: the =Eordhun 000m. did
“that seemlfix main: immorent‘it‘
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we never dreamed that the Mt!
June yoitld any us.“ 7
| Morn mid rut-titer that he knew
Lu) more We m.but7did‘aot one
make any meat muse it in.
volved s‘Wnter-hu'ry man.
“Indium :
We mm'
oorsstor-dheumimn. 7‘
C.-:Smlth. 7»! ;-the R in G. mi 00..
elected. president: Idea
as otghed -: .‘R. Gum
of the Norwalk iron WWmflect—
and William M of
3m zeieeted
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Nofir‘shé Look 00.. B. & G 03in:
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Any Marmara 0511mm set-in-
to the league lave until- Friday-711w:-
ning. April ..21. 1922. ate 0.9.00. when
thew meets at the xiii 0.
mos m; “the league” has
planed to m:m mu whilst; 6.
Mr. now «‘80 zondtrmrt Cycle
.00.. save a‘jhbrt W” on rules otthe
league: also on the Beach ball Mr.
Arousqn J's alumina: up a schedule
for the league ’
White owlsf‘fleat
White Elephants
The White Owls beat the. ’White
Elephanm to the tune of 19 to 6.81m-
day. The White Owls would. like to
book games with teams ranging from
1§»18 wars. The lineup of sanders
game was as t’oiows:
tFive Immtters
in Each Major League
133mm LEAGUE '
Players-3010b 7.6 LB. 11. RC.
payderrrdN. Y. . . . . . 3 1176 .545
Gmh. N. Y. ...... 5 19 10 .524“.
Stock. St. Louis . . . 5 1‘8 9 .500
lioboumeafi‘i’hilfi. .7 3 .12 6 .500
7 “'illiams. Phil. ..7 5 '21 9 .429
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Player. o-Clnh " 6. A33; H. P.C.
Haunts. Clev. “-4 116...»- 9 -563
Hellman, Detroit . .7~4 16 79 .563
Schhnx..N.Y . . .... 73 11... 6, .545
Pratt. Bdsiou ..... 3 12 . 6 .500
Smith. Boston , . . . 3 10 5 .500
Yale '"Uiiiymisity. ,
”Won at Macon
NEW HAVEN. April '18 .———Pltching
lug-of “Ted" Unintended/coupled with
an error by the third satire:- of the
University of Georgia. nine. won a 1
to flame for Yale University at Ma-
non yesterday. The Southerners
touched Chittenden {or ninehtts. but.
when they threatened .to score. the
Yale twirler. tightened up and held
them without a. run.’1‘he winning run
was scored by Mallory. Blue -ca.toher.
Hutchinson. a third. fielded Mallory’ s
grounder perfectly, but threw wild
third. De‘ Slbozir hit 0. long sacrifice
my to right field. and Mallory came in.
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{yuan . ............. Briggs
FirstBase ~
Gpscaltal ,. ................ Guanerie
Second Base :—<
Ougy ....................... Porter
Third Base
Nolan .................... Gardella
Short Stop
h‘luellyan .................... Sills
Pitcher
Chamberlain ............ . . Neuman
Catcher
Cattery ................. O‘Grady
Center Field
McNt—rnet . ............... ..‘Vorhue
1 Right Field
lKelly .................... Brenna:
Left Field
Fever am- ““0” mm ”mm“ ‘° .utue Rook mud Pitcher-“mils—
Widow " Wm '
ilhst Sunday afternoon with '
..rrong South End Club. am 7 7 eldest»: England. Ireland ...4 m
[at Oren: Field. with an ununi’al large is in respect for the WM
mealtimes-mm time oiuhe m; p
damm- 7"
.. game. One section of the screenwrit- t N in Y m
7gtectio'n for notes was up and m '3; we mwgrwfgfl it.”
7. may appreciated Evéwm
withstand-
10'
| i le tothsve the n“ in; union. Biblimdork. Paris ind ’-
loamy next Sundme. mil-7 .7. . stewed" em.
threaten” unifomo {by $300.: 7. _8u_'"".g‘e' mmwwpk-
m Mite Soximd Giants min-7
”on Aflooth Bad Club mmrm ‘
may I u but ’1‘“ H mm tor-Lg!“ 1013114. 1W initiate-a
momewfifiwefieymm A
up; mifit an- “resultant! W
ho knew a. little about thaw
yés'omison. cal! tor the all.”
baseball mum about 1""-
e met :gsme f‘kome axiom?“
Papa. ”m blinked for Wilton
oi! 3.0m she fans thothism " '
has“: good and witmoodoubt '
hwillmtlydmprove 00 Jule-miller
Wrap update gets more-some
It; mu flimflhax gave .the I’WSiiton ‘
fans 0.3.011 Woe to slzeauvthe lbs
00.1 pave": :‘r‘We shouldvmmme 771 Lr‘ilm: us to wart mm
comm. on on: fine ninety node at ' r135 has"!!! 'to Etta!!! to. “:3
or Warm annals“ pitchers. mum . . hlvarranxements can “b! M
tbmmo'fimy with his moron; we"; so met there and M a.
nice watcher. The innuendo notu J in: ix» :2an 73ml gable.
flow aaerihbnones would mi 10
make out. Moe at. that is some
0mm F08
and lively for such a. delicate 'zninn. OOIDSIN m
”Hurley at short looks good and did.
wail! on his first game. mnherlv at m yum-wt. ashlar”. he
thirdhiayeampame massacres; e pun. m up the man-n.
to see. J)r. Taimadge wosdt hisold Feel a m and loosen opium;
stand..o'e4:0nd. and confine-ed all pres-.14; m .
ent thpt he is no hasb'een. The out— ”“361 my”: Rub" lathe cold tn—
tleid shows up fgnod. Linda-strum in .0,” that m quasi rem h
iett field shows big improvement. but cannot hurt you And it 0030.:
in helping and at the boxes. he made We to end um await ...
a. clean _.th.ree bugger and can note :the cm“ and ”mg-«mt 7‘
many more providing he will not get Nothing has such mm
too anxious and tn to run down to penetrating heat as red m ‘
meet the ball before it reaches the when heat 9335:3325th
xplate. High Henry Hall. of Unii'm colds. congestion. um muscle ”1‘
mil N..J ' .mm; to feel as sore it! mamgmum
much at home in center fields“ he is g‘he' mm mm,”
whenlnflieim 11.3— Wmm a“ _,you ‘91 7M mm h
in great shape both at the bat and at three minutes the: conceited .30: i-
right new- SPBmthenon. the oflicial w an thisiili 5.113;“,9. mac.
umpire..- mfia mo 93mm" mm'you are wring firom a cold. inn-
remarleet! Quit-they- thought his-eye mm backahe'f .w neck or «
was a little“. {this we must expect. nudes may. a in of Rowland
but do dot forget the fact “that none of per 'Bllh miae m Ted Dem
us are Meet and it-ls verv easy to at any mm ”‘9‘ You will hm Ito
criticise;
Worn} yielded ’onli raven hits and uuickest tenet ken n ‘dv.’
Liptok hitched :‘Wllhon “ewe hits in
a. very anemone of ball up to the sixth
inning. when errors by “the S. E. s
started their own downfall. for the)
let, Wilmn more. 43 runs. Both teams
deaervemredlzifor their elem ball play-’
ing having no disputes or :rongling‘
WINGS
12.14%” St.
National “reggae. .
'* IV. .L. P.C. .
New Ydrk ... ..... .44 7 1 .800 .- ' .
St. Louis ......4 1 .800_ swam
Philadelphia. . . . . . . . 3 2 .600 4
Chicago: . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 .600
Brooklyn . ... . . ..... 2 3 .400 ,
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . ,2 3 .400 . 1
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . 1 4 .200 '. ab Smts
Boston, ............ 1 4 .2000 Fashion 6
American mine. for
_ ‘W. L. P. C. . 7
Cleveland 0 0 ....... § 0 l 000 'mm
St. Louis .......... 3 1 .rso‘ W0!“ .
New Ygrk . ......... i: 1 .667 25 0 a
Philadelphia, ....... 37~ ' 2 .600 . .
Washington ....... 2 3 .4013 $ ‘-
Boston ............. 1 2 .333
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