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l IlllllllL' seven and p0 Hartford . . ”3...... 7 L' ‘11 .389
’ ' kt H 1 oil . \V’aterbury . ......... ’I' 11 .389
. .rs‘. .‘Il‘vl . Si"! .......... . 9
l1 O‘ that inning and By F. pv; MCMBhOfl P “gfldd -—--— 6 1‘ ‘355
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H '11!” “db “19 it'ut- This week will witness the restoration of Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel to New Y0”: "-"N ' ' 3° 7 .741
‘ ‘ , ' good standing. Under the terms of their suspension they may apply for reins SK Lou-‘5 - ' - - - ~ ' ~ - - 16 11 .593
.l.\\iH’l’. JFIS. statnncnt on next Saturday and indications point to prompt and favorable Pittsburgh ........15 11 -577
i'_" 1‘ 11 DO a a action by Judge Landis. Both Babe and Mcusel will be needed by the Yank- Chicago - - - ' ' ' .. ' ' ' 13 13 -500
._. J 4 2 2 O ecu who will take on Cleveland immediately after the present Tiger series {01- Philadelphia ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' 11 13 $58
----- l v 1 1 0 lowed by St. Louis. They will have to struggle along without Ruth and Meu- Brooklyn - - - -- - - ~ - - 11 15 .423
------- , l’ 3 t . ‘l 1 sci in the former series but it is expected that both will be back in the game Cincinnati - ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' '13 13 .400.
----- ;‘ : '—‘ i ‘1‘ g in time to participate in the series with the Browns. A 30310“ ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' - 7 17 3393
........ 3 u t' (l 0 II n I n, u‘ American League
. , . I» II (I (l 0 W. L. P.C.
. :I 3 2 (I O 0 lill Johnston defeated Tildcn, the world's tcnnis champion. at Berkeley. New York ...... ... 19 11 .633
..... 4 u 'l 7 1 0 ICalifornia. in the final round of the Pacific coast single championship. This St. Louis . .. .. . . .. . 18 11 .600
. .4 l 2: 2 (I II 'del‘eat is the second administered in eight days by Johnston. Detroit . . . . . . . . . . 14 15 .433
-»— ~— —~ - -—- —_ . ‘ I . . Cleveland ......... 14 15 .483
"33;, \‘L 21 n I Norwalk High Plays Two Games Tins Week gamemhia 3 i; .381
..II I» ll 1‘.“ a (I. The Green and “'hitc baseball nine will journey to Stratford tomorrow Chicago ....... .. . . 11 16 AIS)?
..... .1 II II 3 g 1 luftel noon where they will meet the Stratford High school team. The locals \Vashington . . . . . .. . 12 15 .400
,,,,,,, .1 I. (I :i 3 t \pcct strong opposition but are confident of coming out on top and contin'; .
.4 II II II I, :: uing their fast growing winning streak. On F'rida) afternoon the “'est ave- , ‘ '
,:I II o 7 (I 0 nine students will also play away from home as they take on Ansonia This lYeSterda'y S Results
,1'. II II 7 (I I. game was scheduled callier in the season but was postponed because of rain. -———
.z: II I. I. (I 0 l Mum Ioolels are planning to accompany the team on both trips as the High Eastern League
1 l' 1 3 II (lgb't llool students are gltatly enthused over the plospccts of their baseball team. “'aterbury 13. Hartford 6.
:1 II ll I. 0 0 Pittsficld ‘1. Albany 1.
H U H U .03 0 0 C 0 New Ha'vcu 9. Springfield 3.
_ 7- _ .1- _; . Bridgeport 4. Fitchburg 1.
, _;-1 I. 5 In n sensational race on Lake Carnegie. the Princeton varsity eight man« _
.IgI ,;\ l.\'.\'l\'(l.\'. :-Icr:Il to nose the Columbia crew by just live feet. in the historic Child‘s cup National League.
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I- ,. I. . ., WU Ilw , I. i lllll\l Isitics. Pennsylvania finished last two lengths behind the New York Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 2.
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I.. (um-haul the lender. Close
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l'lIIIl‘IsI A. C... who went away
- l. llII limit handicap runncrs and
III. ol tIII enrly pacemakers fin-
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lie laid a handl: up of
lllncst lamb of Scim-
iII nurtcenth place in
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Sicger Beats Norman
.l \\ YORK. May “Sr—Sammy Sie-
I I. .Ile1 Jackie Norman in Welvo
' :Ii the Broadway Exhibition
,. IIIImI last night. It was a, fast
IIIIII S'ic-ger easily earning the
--l ul llli’ judgefi. In the semi-
' ”I right rounds Hilly Levine out:
-l‘ Ii Hill Rykoff.
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, hand but comes oil" the retired list tonight in perfect. form.
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The hxilillgwoods will hmc strong or opposition lIc\t Sunday when thcr
- I\\‘ill clash with the strong City Island Giants.
I~I-I-IIIIIIm-nlled and with a series of victories mcr some of the best teams in the
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Pope Pius Gives Field
for K. of C. Athletics
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first time in history the
lli'l'sollllll) taken all active
llll' promotion of athletics
For
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ills Holiness. l'opc
in nu :unllrncc “llll l-Zdwlll‘d
llI- lIll of New York. director ol‘ the
of Columbus sl,0(lll.llll0
welfare work in ll.ll}‘. (lo-
lllt‘ {ltllll'llt‘ uclhilil-s ll site
tool of one of the sew-n hills of
gulm-s.
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tome.
“i want to sec with my own eyes
the development of your work." Pope
Pius told Commissioner llcarn oi‘ the
K. of (3.. referring to the fact that the
site lll' donated is within sight of the
pupal] study ill the Vatican.
Pope Plus in donating the site em-
phuslml the net-Ii of athletics for the
youth of Home and Italy and promis-
ed his pcrsonui aid to the K. of C. in
their undertaking. Baseball will he
the first American game introduced.
Jonnard Released by
Giants to Indianapolis
ClllC.\GO. May 16.—~In order to get.
down to the twenty-five man limit.
the clack Elizabeth V\'*"'tlltl\\l‘ig‘ht. and Jimmy Kelley of the Bronx. The
.York Giants and the
scheduled for tonight belw cen George
1- " rounds.
The New Yorkers come. well
New Pitcher for
the Yankees
A new pitcher joined the Yankees
yestt-rduy—a newcomcrfrom the var-
sity ranks. lie is Manly Llewellyn, a
big right handcr from the University
of North Carolina. 1\lanly———he is well
namcduslunds a mere 6 feet 2 inches
ill his sm ks ills work this spring at-
tlactcd major league scouts.
\Vhite Sox Buy Schupp
CHICAGO. \lav 16. -——Ferdinand
Schupp. slur pitcher of the Kansas
Citv American Association club today
was DulCllflStd |l\' the Chicago “'hilc
Sox for immediate delivery. Schupp
was formerly a member of the New
St. Louis Cardi-
nals. l’i‘IclII-r lioy \Vilklnsou and
John “lb-ll" Russell of the \V’llitc Sox
were released outright to the Kansas
City club. \\‘ilkinson came to the'
\Vhllr Sox from Columbus.
Argentine Poloists Lose
LONDON. May I5.—Tll€' Argentine
team of polo players in England for
a series of matches met its first defeat
yesterday. The team of the Royal Au-
tomobile Club. yesterday's opponent of
which went. into effect today. John
McGraw today announced that the
Giants had released Claude Jonnard.
right handed pitcher to Indianapolis
oi the American Association.
It is understood that Jonnarli goes
in completion of the payment for
Ralph Shinners. Jonuard. who is a
fast ball expert. was purchased last
fall from Little Rock of the South-
ern League. He will be recalled by
New York in the fall .
Red-Dodger Trade Off
CINCINNATI. May 16.—Negotia-
tions between the Brooklyn and Cin-
cinnati clubs were ended yesterday.
Charley Ebbets tried to purchase Fon—
seca. substitute first. baseman of the
Reds. 31nd Garry Herrmann tried to
buy Cadare or Smith. Dodger pitch-
ers. Neither would sell—and neither
would trade.
Toledo Releases
. Fred Luderus
TOLEDO May 16. -—Fred Imderus.
veteran first baseman and manager of
soclation. has been given his uncondl-
Clonal recluse aha right fléider Allen
Wickland has been appointed tempor-
ary manager or the club, it. Was an-
nounced here taday.
the leedo club of the American As- ‘
the Argentinians. beat the South
Americans by a score of 5 to 3 on the
Hurlingham grounds.
Post Is Released
CINCINNATI, May 16.-—-The. Brook-
lyn club has released First Baseman
Post to the Portsmouth. “1.. team.
Ivan Olson. veteran shortstop of the
Brooklyns, is threatened with append-
icitis and may have to stay here for
treatment. it was said today.
SEVENTSF— SIXTH DIES
'10 MEET MAY 23.
The. first meeting 01 reserve om-
cers oi the 76th division I»: be my
for the purpose of organizing skele-
ton companies and battalionSJVill
be held in Bridgeport, May 23rd. ac-
cording to orders received today
from Major W. L. Roberts. acting
adjutant 01 the division. The meet-
ing will in all probability be
held at the state armory. ,
A slmiar meeting will be held at
Hartford. May 24th. another at New
Haven. May
at Provideucu
"HAS CIVIL With mm.
MILFORD ay 16. -—A piece 01 the
flag that floate over the Confederate
capitol u Richmond. Va» during filo
Civil War is in posesuion of Eugene
Merritt. of this place. It was portend-I
25th. and. still anotherl
: “Wammonmemdmmi
TIIE— ‘ 7‘ smufi'fio?‘
Pittsburgh 6. Boston 5'(ll innings).
'St. Louis 19. Philadelphia 7.
American League.
Detroit 6. New York 1
“‘nshington 3. Cleveland
Philadelphia. 13: St. Louis. 3.
Boston 3. Chicago 0.
Games Today
Eastern League
I-‘llchburg at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Albany.
\V’Iltcrl‘mry at New Haven.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
n
National League
lloston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. .Louis.
Only three games scheduled.
American Imagine
Chicago at Philadelphia.
(‘lm‘clumi at New York.
Dell-oil at \V’ashington.
St. Louis at Boston.
Jim Barnes to
_-o
NEW YORK. may 15,—Jim Barnes,
tntional open golf champion. has an-
nounced that he will again seek the.
title for the open golf championship
to be held this year at Sandwich. June
:2 and 23; The Pelham professional‘s
decision to make the trip came on the
heels. of cabled advices from London
to the elfcct that Jock Hutchison, win-
ner of last year's event. had informed
English authorities he would be una«
bin to defend his title.
Barnes plans to sail the last of this
all nth and north- pate in the 1.000
pL-ulld Glenc‘aglcs tournament prior “0
the. open championship. It will mark
the American tillt hclder’s third at-
tempt to win the English event. He.
finished fifth two scars ago when
your after leading the field up until
the fourth and final round.
Jack Kcams to
Manage Fréllch 7
Featherweight
PARIS, May 16.-—Eugene Criqui.
the French featherweight. has been
signed up bv Jack Kearns for two
years and will leave for America early
in July unless defeated in a. match
with Fax in London at the end of this
month. A. provxso- in the contract
states that if Criqul lobes the title
steam' offer becomes void.
Edeline. Criqui’s manager. said to.
day that Kearns guarantee was too
goo are be turned down He expects
Criqui to capture the world’s title in-
side or two -’years fighting in America.
marriages-Bat
WATERBURY, Conn., May 18.—
Fred Tyler. star Waterbury catcher.
terda‘y' 3 game with Hartford when he
had ms:
was attended by the club physician;
"Silt fil’n file only Giit‘ 'ot ifie suite :5:
ered to Union forces at. the battle of
Ap mattox.
two days.
those three. men the“ visitors have 3.
Seek Title"
George Duncan won and sixth last
degn‘ially hit “by a. bat m
fiéfii:
mes
i
England.
, Dennis Doyle is the lad with the Babe Ruth pose and Malcolm
Doyle is the catcher. They became fans by going to big league games.
and they say they will organize a. baseball club when they go home to
a
Photo by Underwear»: Underwood.
Maniaroiieck All
' Stars Here Sunda‘y
With Ruskin on the mound for the
Lockwoods this Sunday ably backed
up by Motion-zen. the. Lockwoods will
fight every inch’ for victory against the
\lamaroneck All Star aggregation.
This club has vet to be defeated this
season and their reputation is one of
the Iimst in the state as to the ability.
of baseball.
\Valker. Gleason and Fortune will
be included in their lineup and in
very fast trio. Cannert and Drews will
twirl for the Stars with Costello. the
crack Mamaroneck catcher and heavy
hitter. behind the bat. Manager Me-
Manon has one of the best outfits ever
representing lhc town and is confi—
dent of a win.
Ruskin will work out during the
week and expects to turn in his first
victory on the. coming Sunday.
He. hasn't. been pitching of late but
is in splendid condition and in anoth—
er week will make all teams hustle.
On the. 25th Manager Silcox has the
Schumaker A. C.. of New Jersey. at
the Park. This club beat Wilton a
couple of weeks ago by a 3 to 2 score.
0n Memorial Day morning the Ital-
icn- American club of New Haven. who
so easily beat the local Knights. will
probably be. the attraction and in the
afternoon the onl\ American Chain
team will show their wares here l
The Forsythe and Rosebuds have.
alga been booked for later dates and
with these clubs booked the fans will
see onlv the leading nines at the park.
The St. Mary’s of Stamford will
have an outing early next month in
the line of a trolley ride and plans
are being completed to run three spe-
cial trolleys to the park to cheer. their
nine to victory when they stack up
against the locals. The Yale & ToWne
nine will be the attraction on Inde-
pendence Day 1). 111. while. Manager
Silcox is endeavoring to book a first
class colored club for the morning
clash.-
The full lineups of both clubs {Or
Sunday‘s game will appear later.
Schedule of some of Lodcwodd's
Games.
May Zl—L’lamaroneck All Stars.
May: 2§—Schumakers of New Jer-
533'-
' May filo—Morning, Italian- Ameri-
cans. Afternoon, American Chain.
June 5—St. Mary‘s of Stamford.
June 12~Rosebuds.
July 4——'Moming. Brooklyn Colored
All Stars. Afternoon, Yale & To‘lvnc.
August G—Fomyths of New Haven.
Miaet Smith Whipped
BOSTON, Mass" May 16 .—-'Da.nn.Y
8W3 ‘of Oregon was awarded the
wages dé'cision over Midget: Smith or
New York utter_ their ten- round: bout
Bell-e last night. The men are ban-
' homey Gets the
hey. Cleveland middleweight, won the;
referee's decision over Mike 0’ Dowd.'g
St. Paul in a twelve- round bout herel
last night.
out the fight and lost a chance
knockout in the fifth round. He floor-
ed O'Dowd momentarily
book. but was unable as land a finish-
ing blow when O‘Dowd arose. support-
,O'Dowd had the béttel of the infight- I.
‘Waiter Lang, Popular
Refiiée’ 3 Decision .
Over Mike O’Dowd
COLUMBUS. Mayrfi
I...“ 1
.——Brvan Dow -
i
Downey waséhe. aggressor through-
for
with a left.
lug himself on the ropes. The St. Paul
boxel5 apparently gained strength in‘
the late rounds. making his strongest‘
bid in the eighth when be punished
Downey with a. series of body blows. 3
’ NATIONAL LEAGUE
‘ G. .us. a. 15%..
Toporcer. St. Louis 21 5" 24
Big. «bee, Pittsburgh 26 107 41
, 'r. Grimm Brooklyn 20 69' 26
Hornsby. .27 100 31’
Sisler, St. Louis . . .
Witt, New York. . . .22 82 35
Cobb. Detroit .7 20 '32 28
Speaker, Cleveland 28 112 43
Jamieson. Cleveland 28 108 41
‘ ‘33 any Morgan ”
Harry Morgan.
financier who has been rowing airm‘
her 6 in the
must stay out of the shell for at. lent:
to the Climson oalsmen has ordaxal.”
\‘lorga-n 3. \9th3h of last years with
511;}
best poll oar has been ailing for a.
week or moxe.
maul out of the triangular race m
the Na}'\
ago b:
ugiin last Saturdav was absent “than
the crimson roped )lassachuscrt 3 In-
siltutc of Tnchnologx
said tr. be largely one oi digestion xiii
I‘r IIcIInv save a ust will enable nu.
t) be in shape to
He is not. hovmu-I-
member of
melt at Ithaca.
ing. but; was unable to land telling
blows. .
Jockey, Killed in
Automobile “Smash
NEW YORK. May 16.—-It was learn-
ed at. the Jamaica track yesterday that
Jockey VV alter Lang was instantly kill-
ed when his machine collided with a
telegraph pole at Stroudsburg. Pa..
late Sunday night. He was on his
way to Montreal. Canada. His broth-
er. A. Lang, was killed some years ago
in a race which was run at Jackson-
ville. Fla. He is no relation to "Chick"
Lang; the popular lightweight rider.
Tate Matched
With Anderson
CHICAQQ May 16. —~Bill Tate. for. .
ther sparring partner for Jack Demp-
sey. today was “matched to box Lee
Anderson, another negro heavyweight,
in u 15- round assists: comm at Joe-3
rez, Mexico, July 4. The mater? Will
be staged in the afternoon iii the Jua-
rez race track. ,
Anderson holds victories over Sam
Langt‘ord and Kid Norfolk Taxes
fractured hand is mending rapidly,
which‘will permit the resumption of
training within two Wm
Rickard ahfl GlaSsmml
t'o' Bms's “
rTex ickayd said yesterday that he
expected 'Fhil Glassman. manager of
Lew Tendler, to arrive in N York
city today to talk over 3. East 1: with
Benny Leonard fix- .Vuly 1. at Boyle‘s
Thirty ‘Acms. Rickard said {but it
Glassman did not aét in ammo
manner. the Quaker schism» would
be dropped as a Whility and some
tamweights.
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In;
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HINT 1‘0 HIM
rule: To
Lightweight Bout _
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luminous LEAGUE
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Out of Crew
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 16.5,—
son of the New You!
Han at d vars: ty (3*?
Week. Dr. George Denny phvslgi'h
Eight and considered Harvafl'fi
Ht “anorced to m \ f
'nnd Princeton“ two with
a last minute collapse unfl-
His troubles in
rov against 1330-.
e (pected to his a
new that mecls (hr-
the
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