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- ' ' ' ’ Battles Lockwoods
it” tl'ltlllillllig for college baseball. Georgetown Univer—
ni the,
v. (‘lli'C related 0f
npnn making the
: lltl' principal races
the Irish and the
lli't‘iL'l‘. by a about
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BUNTlNG,
GALAHTMAN vvv COL'T'IL.ETTI up vvv
J une 10. should become the centre est in the race. In the year betore
of interest in the summer raring Man 0’ War even more comptttely
season in America. With the ab- deprived it of interest as a sport-
sence of Morvich it leaves the roll ing event. But to—dny there are
of probable starters without any probably a score of trainers who
outstanding figure. and never in have very definite hopes of win-
recent years has it nppearei so ning the great race, and it would
open a race. Last year the 811- not be at all surprising to see one
periority of Grey Lag had been of the biggest fields of many years
granted. and there was little inter- going to the post.
__M .._...-a_._.__h ,_’__.._.._._
Eastern [league
\V’. L. P.
NV“ il:i\L-i‘. ........ L“: 10 .G‘a‘b«
tl'iiisilcli .......... 2H 13 .6HCi
lli'illgrpmt ........ 17 is .5153
\Vuteillilry ......... l? 17 .z'm“
Albany ............ 14 20 All
. .vw- or finishing the season without a single college Yesterday’s Results
,; muton Collegians have played eighteen college games
i "l‘v. Their only defeat. which was of the. nature of an
it tho» hands of the Washington Senators at the outset
H .- t». i\t‘ Milo” traveling a great pace lately and as a result
m. I: . N ' m n
I up he iddcr ow that '1‘} Cobb and Hell an Boaton 0 New York 0.
Mispl-lislons their progress will probably end.
v . with-My fallen (in in his hitting. yet his fielding is all
Eastern [guano
Hartford 16. Fltchburg 3.
New Haven 15. Pittsfleld 0.
. \Vaterbury 6, Albany 4.
Springfield 4. Bridgeport 2.
National League
St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 2.
. Cincinnati 6. Chicago 1.
Phliadelphia‘Brookiyn. wet grounds.
American League
, t i'v-i'. it' only some of those critics would start panning New York 5' Boston ‘_
1" .nl. would come out of his batting slump. The former Cleveland 5‘ Detroit 2.
h- vtn better work in the face of criticism.
- w; t was in be seeking additional honors this season. In,
'H' :: honors which he apparently has within reach. the
2 .il [Il'I‘Nt'llt the leading home-run slugger in both leagues.
\xltli tho
i Hi 31'.
insulin might V01”
iI‘Tlv [tick Kerr.
itiwl‘lllt‘ of $3,000,
most number of runs scored in the IN
it looks as though McGraw knew what he was
1w s.mi he would rather havcrHornsby on his club than
St. Ilouis 4. Chicago 3 (12 innings).
Washington—Philadelphia. rain.
0
Games Today
Eastern League
'atlonal ' Waterbury at Hartford.
Albany at Bridgeport.
Fitchburg at Pittsfleld.
New Haven at Springfield.
. National League '
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
.
n
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y well look into the dropping out of the
Kerr had given his best to the Chicago git-1,11%“: :Lpgétgfigfifin
- -.l:'ll llllll won three games in six days during the Chicago ‘ a e p . '
In: ml]. [“54 ability as a major league twirler had been -
ix t3 uttowc-d to go into independent baseball this season Boston War?”
The club owners could not afford to give Detroit at Cleveland.
w: tiit‘) did see their way clear to pay 3100.000 £03 a Pacific “'ashington at philadeiphia.
Iliwr.
SbL'IRE Efi‘EEG
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'/ Chicago at St. Louis.
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i THE STANDINGS l
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4-
Sisler. st! Louis 44 135 73 .422 The Cuban Giants accepts the .
Miller. Pliils. 38 150 53 .333 with the Mohegans to be played“
Speaker, Phiia. 33 150 58 .3ss‘urday afternoon at 3 o'clock. inf;
Witt. New York 35 123 46 .374ifisht saving,time. at the» West 1-T
VCObb’ Detroit 31 113 44 372381111 Club grounds. The Cubans m
RUNANTE "
TURNEEL'
FiveLeading Hitters
in Each Major League Cuban Colored Gm; ‘ .
Accepts Gamer
l . 'With Mo:
AID-ERIC” LEAGUE
Player and Club. G. AB. H. Pct.
KATIONAL LEAGI'E . {know where the diamond is so; .
[Player and Club. G. AB. H. Pct. :wish the manager of the" non-2m
Gowdy, Boston . 23 75 29 .337 'or one of the Mohegans to meet a“
Bighee, Pittsburgh 41 166 64 .386 at West Washington street bridge at:
Hornsby. St. Louis 44 163 62 .380 dclovk- '
Harm-ave. Cincinnati 28 85 32. _,.3?6 i “'e remain. .
T. Griffith, B’kin 28 99 37 .374 j. J. H. HAYNES. Mgr. '
Portland Club ’ I iMiss Leitch Unable to- Z 7_
Prefers Youngster , Play for U- 3- TREE}
to Jim Thorpe '; LONDON. June 2 (Associahd ..
:Press).-—Miss Cecil Leitch, form, r
PORTLAND. Ore. June 2.——Jim :woman golf champion. will be unabie
Thorpe. star athlete and basei‘tall plav- ito compete .m the American w.otue§?a\
cr. is today a free agent in the linse- ichampionship Illecanse Of an 1(1)qu
bail world as the result of his uncon- iarm. the strained the muscles “of the ‘-
ditional release “'ednesday night byZarm m the Liuted State-son 19..1 anal”
the Portland club of the Pacific Coast _was “dc?“ by her ph) stctan to nu!
League to bring that band of ball the arm tor severabmonths. She &
players within the twenty player limit lnu.s‘. but on “gym.“‘g Play for tic
how effective. éBl‘ltlSh championship this year hm .
Required to choose between Thorpe ithe arm again If MissLeit‘ch goal» to,
a promising youngster. the Portland lAlllFI‘iCt‘i this summer it Will be anti:
.for a holiday. -
glgggjgement decided for the newi hiartil‘l t0 BOX Burke
Harry Harper Released? COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 2. ~39!) 7
Martin. A. E. F.. champion heavy-
weight. and Joe lurke. Cleveland.
31‘.an been matched for a twelve round . ,
{tout to be staged here next Monika?
nouncc—d the unconditional release offinghl. it was announced yesterday.
left handed Harry Harper. Harper is‘ Eurke recently won a decrszon (its!
Before “’ednesdav's game at the
Polo Grounds Miller Huggins an-
KA‘ 5 , * ~-, SANDS \m SADDLE ~—»= ..
their own band.
Herring. Krassner. Cooke. and
Hahn make a. classy infield. while
Tucker. Chontag and Ryan will cover
the outfield. If Joyce can be secured
he will pitch {or the visitors.
Joe Lynch Wins Over
Midget Smith at Garden
NEW YORK. June 2.——Joe Lynch.
former banmmweight boxing cham—
pion defeated Midget Smith in a 1"-
round contest in Madison Square Gar-
den. Lynch received the judges’ de-
cision.
Lynch’s quickness enabled him to
outpoint his aggressive opponent in a‘
majority tot the rounds.
Mohegan’s Defi
Is Accepted ‘
going into the contracting business af—
ter a long and creditable service in
baseball. Col. Tillinghast L‘I—Iomme-
di’eu Huston is contemplating present- 1 New Peri’cctlo
tug him with a suitably
shovel. ,_,_.
Martin in twelve .minds at Aaron.
——Sntnrda.v. Juno 5. Superfex and
ii (iii -Cook Stove demon— ‘
engraved l stration. by factory expert. at Sterling
lI’urniture Co.
Fight Postponed
By F. V. McMahon National League
' \V. L. P. C. The All Stars have taken up the
Ntw York .......... 26 10 619; .Thc Port Chester nine crossrs hats deli hurled by the Mohegans baseball
, film kicking up the dust m the National League. l‘ittsl-urgh ......... 24 17 .555 inlh the 1.0ckwoods Sunday at ihi“team of this city. and this morning
(lllll captured two games from the fast traveling S" 1'0“” """"" :4 2” ‘545 ‘Pmlk' Tho \lsitors Wm be accom- informed. the Sporting Editor that
”mt... that my}. an. still strong “mug“ to be Brooklyn . .' ........ :13 21 .523 .l‘anu-d‘ by three trucks of meters and they were ready to meet the Mont-galls
Chicago ........... 20 1:1 .488 gthcxr inn-up Will be the best obtainable on any open date. and that‘hy calling
Cincinnati ......... :3 24 ,4so_in Port Chester. Ruskin has given up éClintc on the telephone at 196:2, the
l ., . T . . ., - Philadelphia ........ 16 26 .330 pitching and will play first base inirinal details could be arranged.
- Heston ............ 15 25 .375 New York. while Chordas was reieasedl
..._.__ on account or his to . He h s be t
ivti)‘ in 1-. butting slump but a glance at his batting American We ‘ laid up for the wholegseason :ith if): Tendler.Barrett
1. wt am so. [Hiring the past two weeks “n 1,_ p, c_ -injury. and his playing was far below
it. I.;\lll (for an average well over .500 and has been New York ......... 29 17 .530 expectations. The locals will be
mi . c lrnw's squad. st. Louis ,,,,,,,,, , 25 13 .591 greatly strengthened by the addition ‘ ll '
1 hiladclphia ....... 19 20 .497 of a first class twirlcr who is very well to(flatfigggpflgostgrsgmei.r§:§l ‘
o “'ashington ........ 23 24 .480 known throughout the state. “0,131” mg,“ of the eigm_mu‘ud box-
Cleveland -------- ~ . 31 2‘ . 3‘67 Kraasner. the wiry shortstop for the ing bout between Lew Tendler. Phila-i
( 'l'i’rget0‘VH Still Undefeated peg-on; ,,,,,,,,,,,, .10 E3 . .460 Y. M. H. A. last season will play vsitli delphla lightweight... and Bobby Bar—:
Chicago . --------- - 19 .4 442 the locals. The Stamford Elks 4min rett The: fight was scheduled for to-’
Boston . ........... 17 , 24 .415 appear here at an early date with night at me Philadelphia National
League baseball park.
NATURE LOVES BRIGHT COLORS
“'9 see the truth “the statement in
the varicolored flowers, the vivid sum
sets. the birds of brilliant plumage.
But we never 'see it exemplified more
attractively than in the person of a
splendidly healthy woman. How does
nature paint this health? Why, in
the rosy checks. the transparent skin.
the smooth red lips of a. woman. And
she molds it in firm fiesta and round-
ed contours. The ailing woman is de-
ficient in natural coloring. and she
does not even appear to advantage in
clothes that would let o: her more
attractive sister. Many women who
long (or glowing health will find that
they. too, can have these charms it .
they will give a trial to that remedy
which brings strength to trail women
Bresnahan Buys K'mg i—Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
TOLEDO. Ohio. June 2.-——Purchase
of Outfielder Lee King from the Phila-
delphia club or the National League
was announced here W'edneaday
night by Roger Bresnahan. president
of the Toledo American Association
club. King is to report immediately,
Bremahan said.
W
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CLEVELAND. June '2. -—— Perry
Smallwood. for several years trainer]
of the Cleveland Indians. resigned
yesterday. Letty Wiseman of Boston.
who his been assisting Smaiiwood.
will succeed him.
Compound.
Everything in the Line (or tho
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