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championship £011; public links golfers
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withiai our): tube .giuen by James
:lmaisn'of.mtrba. America. MW has
5’5 153.1363; a Half dozgn tangled .planijon ”L ‘
vdfi‘é’ming '11}? 3‘6“ ug. gnferi. crane; :‘
George- Sislor. the star first baseman of the St. gains Brains. lé'Oi‘e 751'
the heaviest batters in the American League. and no ”‘M'ared by 331? Fitting??-
perhaps more than any other player in Johnsonw‘c‘n‘g Alymyjs. éyhardiflédg
timely hitter hells even more dangerous with mél‘fifih theibésés. mth?
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",Hmefslfifi G. 3.. £91215; . .reoeitly :5:
nounréd; a, national. champmshq,‘ 1-9,
cadriioa,- with a» scholarship ‘ami the
GM“ .E'mHS'. Cup 4&8 (trophies to? th’e
‘bést‘cafddyi mama wllose'expeuses to
tmmriiojle mm ’ -
wsllult’zl by lln‘
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H Hall put up.
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knowledge of this fact has (‘aused many a pitcher tol’pass him on numel‘m.
rwonsions.. For instance, last Saturday at the Polo, _;6unds; (tongs, the. glans . - ~-:~ . h __
koo twirler. found himsolf m {r very dangerous argon in the sunny, 1mg; “mad ““Wg out the 60111“:
with .two out. the score tied, a man on first. and second. and. $319.15 ‘al: best. . e. 1301: . e f . .
immediately proceeded to walk the St. Louis star in view: of tllg. taut that title:1 in Jon ‘s 0 Georg“ .Tech., Rudd-3'
great first sucker had already credited himself with three s'corp‘hlnghits. This‘
frov pass fillqu the bases and brought up the new home run king; lion“ W11-
llama. Jones somehow could-not. locate the plate again aft’er passing Sislor
and forced in the winning run by walking \Villiams. (Yet if Sisler was not
passed purposely, the result might have been a Yankee Victory. ‘ ’
Many Ginni fans would prefer to see McGl‘aw's infield line-up with .Frlsch
on third and Rowling's on second. They argue that Friscll is a better third lworll ”It court .
mrke'r than Groll. all things taken into consideration. and {hat Rawllngs has: c. y “ill fall Short 0f
prom-n himself. as capable around the keystone sack as any second baseman in
the Nulionnl League with the exception of Roger Hornslly.‘
t t
Dempsey-Wills Match or:
]~‘nllowing a recent. conference bolwonn Tex Rickard and Jack Kearns at ‘
announced that the proposed heavyweight;
(“lullllllionshlp hout llotweon Jnrk Dempsey and Harry \Vills will not be heldl
in MontH-ul or any other plum: on July 1. The. reason given for the rejection;
of lllv offer is. nrrording to lie-urns, the luck of time afforded Dempfiey for
training purposes. “tin-n inlmwiowrll immediately aftm‘ the conforenoe. how-
('\(‘l‘. Kmrns rl-itomlr-d that the champion would defend his title against any—
llmly but that he would not be ready until llw full. On the strength of this
smimue‘nt lilo p'romotors are still eulmlainiug the hope of matching the chum-
pion wth the colored llC-,l\'y\\'(‘igllt.
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N ATIONA LS
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Honolulu. ll' ...... L‘ l 1 l) U
lat-wit. (:l‘ ........ 3‘ 1 1 U U
l-‘n'lln'k. 2h. 1» ..... :2 h w n
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lrilx. H. C ....... L' l) H 1‘ ll
Szlzlm-l'l‘. ll’ ....... l (I U (9 ll
'l‘ululs ...... . . '23 4 ll 15 3
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Chunlls ll,~ ..... o. 2 2.’ 2.’ 1 0
‘ . llngllunx‘. L‘l- . . . . 4 L’ 3 1: ('l
l"r.ll2li. l‘l‘ ....... . 3 :3 1 1 0
(2 will Ill. Ill! ...... 3 3 3 L: 1
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Ilog‘lluny. SS . . . . 4 1 :2 l 1
“0'10“. 11 ......... 2 1 2 2 2
ilm wnlh. Cl‘ .. . . 3 (l U U ll
llnrnyok. (‘ ...... 3 (l 1 5 1
Hull, (if .......... 1 l‘ 1‘ 0 0
Totals "7 13 H3 18 5
SPORE BY INNINGS
Vulionuls ....... .. ll 1 l l l 0-— 4
Hiawntllians A. C. .. 3 4 (l 3 3 x——-13
SUM MARY
Horne-(l rilllS”Nllll(lll£lls l: 1!. A. C.
Two l-zlse lllts~—-Uolmos. Frank.
llomlzlny.
Three base- llit ——G:lrfirld.
First on haiku—off Holmes 4; off.
Hmlos 3; Sellick :3.
Struck out~~by Holmes 4; by
Hodos 5; Sellick 1.
Sacrifice Hits—Sullivan. J. Bogdnny.
Hornyok. T. IIorwnth. 7
Left on llasea~Nationals 3: Hiawa-
tlllansfl. ,
Hit by pitcher—~5mltll.
W'ild Pitch—Hornyak 1.
Stolml bases—Holmes. Frank.
Bogllany 2: Hodos. Hornyak.
First on errors—Nationals 3; Hia-
wntllians 0.
Um pi re—Baynes.
Passed balls—Ireland 8. Deitz 1.
Hornyak 4. .
Time. 45 min. .
Scorer—«Horwath.
‘ Greatly Enlarged
'I‘hv lliuwullllnn A. L‘. mutated lll'): .\'l12\\' YORK, May 23.~w.\llli~’l‘l€fl'8
Nationals: by ”It; snort- of tillrlcml
{our 1.5 follows:
to:
' El’mk. litlgluml. late ln-xt month.
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Hiw l'l‘l‘lI’P‘S'llllklth‘S in the: womel ‘
hum-amp loul‘nammll at “‘imlllodon'
Mind [in playing stadium there grrally
l ll l5 no S‘W‘l‘i‘t that American play—
wrs do not lllu- :lw ‘.\’imblwlou com-1s
inn-.2 llzvir :ll‘l’vvliml lllu'ly will not In.-
[l by l .- design of tl;( now
stands. 'l'llv stadium is 11>tu a bowl
‘ of lllxugonul slum; with 1111* “MW off
line: :llllpilillunll'c gl-llilll: the inlvnsrf
shout l‘udlulul lruln Xlw stands and u;
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photograph»; m, llw llrw stands. wnlcllg
will suit 14,00“. point out that the ln w
area forming thtf‘ r‘z-lllrr of :l howl:
wlmsv shins rig-u sharply from :lll=
iminimmn 01‘ {run or rooliu: :‘l‘lr.
.l‘;\[‘tll$ who llzn'v awn zlil'plmw
nnglrs. will be ulmos‘t like :1 cauldron
on u hot day. 'l'hoy ure’: disappointed.
because llu- photographs do no: dis-
Closr- lanes for fresh air.
The live Alllrrigzm players are: Mrs.
Mollzl. lljurstmlt Mallory. American
woman champion: Miss Edith Sig-
ournoy. Lawrence E. Rico. lluan
Mutllcy and C. C. Camr.
Lou gogash Signs ,
‘ to. Fight Shade
Jov Smith. nuumger of Lou Rogasll;
signed his lighter to. meet George
Shade. the clevbr Californian at the
“yoke-man OVal. New York. nest
«litlon for the battle no the rgsult. of
with Mike Moleue in Canada. ME-
Tiguo ran out and the bout was can-
celled. ‘
The ‘bout will be over a Ill-round
route Dul' Bogash expects to complete
it in less time than that. The oéml-
final will also he a. ten—round affair.
lye-tween Billy Miske of St. Paul. and
Captain Bob Roper. A. E. F. heavy-
weight champion. Another ten'rounfi
bout between Billy London and Sam-
my Noble will also be on card.
There will also be two other pray
fair and-the other a four rounder.
will 3
Monday night. llogash is in fine (‘on- _
his training for his schedurled'bout'
lffil‘lnaries. One will be a six round'af-. .
ginger-collegiate golf. contests have
ryfind”
now'inclnde such famous players. as.
Kngnpe‘r of Brlugelon. fand George
Hanmnann of Chicago Unitersity,‘ '
:Inéersrholastic 2015: has Sprung up
only recently; but several high schools
in the metropolitan‘ district‘ and
around Chicago have produced lads
who .can play in theqsgxemies.‘ _
“If America gan'twvlth all these. fa—
cilities produce the largeat number or
crack golfers at any country .in. the
its reputation." sald‘Robert A. Gard-
ner. vice-president of the U. S. G. A...
and lwicp national champion, as Well
as golf champion of Yale.
“Seps” Win
10 Inning Game
In an rxriljng game Sunday at the
llhll'lwr Finis the R. 6’; G. Separatos
(lvflmui tlu, "Hour" newsboys by the
sc‘orr- of ll‘<1§ in a 1U~imling game.
litany hitting; marked the game. The
"Hugs" gf‘lllllg {our homers. one bv
l-‘ll-m'llyn. Al the ending of the eig‘lllll
the score- “flS Lied 1-45. In thotonlll.
will: l’ll’i‘llllljll on lllirll. Amullo hit a
llnwr to short and. Brennan scored
with Um \\‘;l.lllllg run. The lino-ups
lax-lush Field liflal
Sees Morvich Run
limol lnl ll‘s grass Court world's Clla -i“mmy .1'W 3I2Y3~23.-4‘l0r\’i(‘h.
llr=n§imin Block‘s famous Hirer—your-
lold. was to work undrr colors today
for tho first limo since winning: lilo
lx’rniurky llrvrby. hut rot in :1 rue».
é'l‘lu'v llnlsomvn roll was taken in
nlnmaioa truck to (exhibit iis speed for
gl-Zarl l-‘rrnoll. British, Field Marshal.
lwlwo had M..pr0ssml n (iosiro to 500‘
Elma “‘1! in :l of ion.
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10,000 fans.
You have seen the hands of Dempsey, Kilimllk, Rome and Pa‘dere
ewski. but he‘fe is a new one, as great. and as skillful as any in its own
field. This clever young paw is owned by Buster Reel: of Jersey City,
who in open competition defended his marble shooting title before
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’ Remarkable phogogggph'mlénlduring the,
, ' English chompion hit the, canvas
from a well dire . _ ,
Carpentier grinding over his fallen opmpent after delivering the knockout 1310
THE STANDINGS
Eastern League
Vi. L.
'New Haven . ....... 17 5
Pilisllelcl .......... 1 3 1i)
I’llchburg .... .. 2 11
llll‘idgcport ........ 1 1 12
Alllamy ............ 11 1:
Hurtl'ord .......... 9 13
\Yatcl‘hu ry ........ 9 1 4
Springfield ........ 9 14 '
Xalional League
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New York . . . . . . . 243 11
“‘utorllurl‘ S. Bridgimort n.
Now “(Hon 5. Pillslleid 4.
Flichllurg 5, Albany 1.
Springfield 5 Hartford 4.
In the opening gamo of the llrtl srrlus on Sunday. Manager Merw of weir: :St. Louis __________ 1:9 14
HH- (.l‘lzluts was lulllu'l-d to replace Ralph Skinners in cvntgr ill-id with Bill BAGS HOUR 'Ijjttsbul.gh ________ 17 3
l‘unninglnun. inoculmt' or the \‘.'luk stick work of tin;- Indianapolis star on .tlle1léelly . ....... ' ............. M. Muro lClllcag'o . .15 15
1)]‘(':~‘t‘llt Wrslcrn trip. Since: he left llu- l‘olo Grounds Sllllllll'l'fi has found hlm- ' . “gm; field lCillClmlan’ , . _ 1.; 15
mil in u butting slump (Hid llus ilanriubly gone without a. hit from daylo any. l‘llrlggs . . . .. ...... 4 ............. Root §Plailadelplua ______ 11 17
Yet win-n aw-xugl-ll with his work (ll thi- start of the season Slllnnrrs upptj‘m‘éfi, - - SPCOIMLWSE .lloslwu f ..... ‘. ...... 1r. it".
In hurt: a fair haltingr nun‘ugr. ln twrnly—nini: games. the Hoosier slur hm“ ”WHERE? ------- ’ ----------- F. BIUI‘SZBYOUKXXXl - .; ....... 14 lb
made. 29 hits in ,lUS times at but for llll :u‘urugl- of .‘JGS. \Ye luslicvo. liltirefm‘g'. . . left field i; ”:11; ________
Hull the hmlrhing or Shinners is but tunporm'y and that in it flew (lays'w'c' lelngston ... ......... . .. Nolan, Amer-1cm [we
will again see his name appearing in tho lineuup. He is naturally :1 good hitlt‘l‘ ‘ shortslgp - E . . , “a L.
and will not. for that reason remnin in his balling slump for any great leuglll l‘al‘rluulon . . . . . ...... .’ ...... Beau £3.ng York .. ....... g4 33
m, 1mm , s 7 center field ;sl. Louis ........... 20 14.
liner ......... ......... . . . . . Ellis ; Philadelphia ....... 1t} 15
c a s t pitcher , l letroit ............ l 5 1 Q‘
" ‘ ' _ . Anlol‘m ................... E. n 'C = ‘ 1 l . . .‘ ....... l‘ S
It is true that Babe Ruth is many poululs helm-l- llll‘lll he was at this _ thin} L330 13""! Shifts/121“”? .......... i; in
lime last mason. In fact, hr;- looks as i[_ he might be tux-“munch pounds llglltel. .Guarlzlt ri .. . ~ . ......... 1.. ' Osvoji l’Wasllineton IIIIIII 15 2%.!
which may ogmuy not ul‘lloct his batting strength. l fir” base lcmcago ....... .. _ 13 2” .
Fir-“dill; ................... “ S' ‘
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Cincinnati T. New York‘ 2.
Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia 0.
Brooklyn 3, Chicago 1?.
Boston 8. 52. Louis I},
American League
New York 4. St. Louis 3 (13
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Chicago 4. \V‘asllington 3.
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Cleveland 7. Boston 1.
Games Today
Eastern League
Springfield at Hartford.
Piuslleid at Fitcllburg.
Now Haven al “‘alerlull’y.
Albany at Bridgeport.
National League
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadhlphia at Pittsburgh.
XL“: York at Cincinnati.
305nm at St. Louis.
American Imagine
Drtl‘oit {it Philadelphia.
St. 11.01215 at New York.
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Chicago at \Y
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VVASHJN 1TOX. May 22.—--Appoint-
H. Morse. of Boston.
to be chief of the specialties division of
tlle'Burc-nu of Foreign and Domestic
announced today
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has begun'ljlis bel‘qied 1922 home m
campaign. .' His first circuit blow oi the;
season Started the Yanks tower-Ga mi.
l‘
.’ that tied the
them 1.0 will a Stirring battle- with
(St. Louis Browns ill the 1.531%: _.
four to three. ‘ . '
Camp Skinner, Yank regruit. whofi.
earning a‘ reputation as a pine}; 11g: .- -
ter. knocked in tile lying run with a.
single. and Joe Bush’s relief pitcfibg
aided in the Victory. which gave k
New Yorkers «lead of three gaming.
lhe mos; they have had this 5833011,", '-
Cooper's five to nothing victory baa-j ;
Philadrlphia put Pittsburgh in seeéni.’ 7' ‘
place in the National League race. .93...
ratio fielding costing St. Louis 3 $241.‘
inning struggle, 8—6. with Boston“
its runner up position in the me. A.
the Giants bowed before Ciwa'ilfifii
stellar all-round .play ‘-
fourth straight'set-back, the Em...
are close on the heels of the marina.
The third extra inning battle’ of“
day was hailed in the seventh m-
the Atlllelirs and Detroit dewm
Four home runs punauafi
the game. one of them. by pinch mt-
tor. Clark of Détroit. bringing in mm
runs and tying the score in the ninth."
Morton returned to form fir; '
Cleveland and with Speakor’s hoary
hitting subdued Boston
hosted Erickson in a mound duel waif
Chicago nosed out “Cashingmn .QeB.
displaying further.
‘come back." blankefl;
holding the
and - em“:
at 5-5.
While
evidence of a
Chicago.
Cubs to four hits.
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