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7i, ' Other Games
NEW YORK, May 7.—.\'cw Yor
- defeated Philadelphia. here yesterda
3 to 2. Rommel and Hoyt were 1
ed. Ruth drew: in New York's tw
runs in the fifth inning and score
ning.
J concrete field box. Dugan “'a
‘ hit on the I‘lEl‘.’ temple by a pitched
E~ ball during huffin: practice. Both
2 required Illi‘tllg‘dl :;i:v_i;‘.ion.
":5 PHILADELPHIA. May 7.—Two
l home runs by Cy \Viiliams and on
dclphia. its S~CUlld straight
0t5 to 4.
Jimmy I:;r~.::. l. siding hurle.‘ of the
form and al
lcals. “as in good
0 hits kep
though {mind fur elmen
them until scant. roll,
FROOICLYN. May
by making it thrcc straight will
Boston. 3 to '3.
(cat'twri i '.
oig‘uh ll‘..l"‘;; ml.
with two on and . (d Ll‘m bull oxc
the right ti~ H 11 use 101‘ his {ourtl
home run of the season.
CLEVELAN 1". ll: y T.—St.
evened the s-cr. : _\R>:r:‘.l:n'. fllfC‘CZ—I’
in: the I T [u 4. ll-ltzlt-T‘ih;
kol‘l tire ]: ' ‘ int; svzi‘l-‘T‘c/(W-
ll-l ninth innings. n
roughed trcc i::-'
I \" :[
xhrtr runs.
cept in :
each of u
includltti: twn an
Summa‘s lit-rm
k-r scor. ti
:cli
.. - gm!
he tin-i )lc.\l.i;:;s “ullxk'l a. dulll‘n.)
~steal.
BOSTON. I-lay f.-—Fuhr won Tm
first: 53719 for the Roi So: yesterday
‘15 to 4. lizs males pounded \Vasn-
~ton‘s pim' mw l‘at'd. ge’tint: nine
’runs -.:‘_‘ ll ‘.;_\ arr] Mutirew in,
the Gigi: ' Tl. l‘u'kmpm;g:\ “as
spit-uni in llzt ,. = ”1
5113-! at :~- 503.; \ "‘
aJEh' ll ill a.‘ T‘v'".
thus 5; ""1 21.3 “It.
PIT'I'SRY'EJ; 1. .xy T.»—l‘.riy Kra-
mer. .. i‘:-.~s"¢: Pom-t may: 7‘.
held Cl’i -
Pittsbur‘
D. in
IL? C 2'1"»
les. l ., .. \
who is i" 'i' . s. 1. :T r
a trip» ' - a; '
. . .
Clllt‘.\Gfl_ ll ‘ 7.-—Ti".~c'y lay-
ting l‘V i‘v'" " ‘v'rfl them 3.
comr from 'h 1.1“ i. ()\C"°£l‘i\l" t‘lztv‘a‘A'V
and “'13 1 ~ sum ‘1»? s'riufl ‘ cant".
of Ilio S" r‘- ;.. 4_ 11-“. :: an}?
Tontbr rm ‘\.I.l :l. mnnqon int: Senorita E. de Alvarez.
Detrci: 1'" -; 3‘. tr l-Z.\,.; i ;' _i
‘nd m" 5:. ‘ I“ m *: im pu‘m‘? ‘ 1“ 13-1' 1mm ._1:.=_~ zit-c :rank in
(02m in crop! :T’tcr cmengo had Hell ”1'”. ”mummy” 11' m“ playing of
the cunt. S-nm-T'u II. .m A“ ”,0; 13-year-old
lw-iz‘ nt‘ tlxv’v [rut-1R “will! or Spain.
ll“: pin)- lH llw- [li‘u‘nlur’lc Saint-s
PLAN OLYMPIC ”gainfl “M “a" r li‘lmpl'fln and
» "merl‘fln Kills may furnish one of
»- x T_E_l_l_M MEET
'American A t h l e t e s
‘ Will U s c J avelins
in the Tryouts in
June
NEW YORK: May 1—an York-
on may lune opportunity of seeing
the full memlmrsnip of the Ameri-
can Olympic l-‘ztm on Sunday. June
715.‘the day l.~-'iOl'€? the Yankee all:—
letes sail for l‘Ill’ls.
At the Inuit ' of the Eastern
State Olynm. ' ‘llillll'e last nigh
r it was pin-yr..- but a benefit b:
" ”aged at Ne Metropolitan
'fiouse on that dill? uith the Olym-
:pic team in altrndance. ’Fhe ti-am is
to be selected June 14. after the tin-
lul tryouts in the Harvard Stadium
5 and will urrnc in New York the fol-
lowing day.
Two important announcements
were made a: the mocring.‘ One was
to the effect the Olympic Committee
has sent 10 Finland tor javelins and
gisci tn equip the Yankee athletes.
The other was a. decision to admit
uchool children to the Yankee Starl-
: tum June 7 for the nominal fee of
)5 cents.
MADDEN READY
FOR BIG BOUT
.7 ’.NEW YORK, May 7.——Bartley
Haddcn went through five strenuous
ponds of boxing and various train-
,m'g stunts yesterday afternoon at.
1 his camp at. Pompton Lakes. N. J.,
;_‘ to: the benefit of boxing scribes.
‘. m he went two rounds with Leo
, Gates and then three with “Wild
;. ' Burt." Kenny.
Haddcn is apparently in his best
shape, as he paid little attention to
_dotensive work. He took plenty of
V ppnlshmcnt about the body without
,_ any Visible effect. ,
.1“ :mddcn seemed keen to show his
char-Vera that he is just as durable
, ever. He does .not think that.
_ Wills has a chance or doing
«(flint no man has ever done as yet—
’ ~-ock out .sturdy Bartley Madden.
Madden is down to 190 and will
no to slow up trorn now on lo 113
0 go mun 2 expects to enter
' m on a? night against
Win: about 181 pounds.
r
Oll'l'llDRlVES lN'l'WO RUNS .
WITH DOUBLE AND SCORES
Williams Knocks Out Two Homers—Dodg-
ers Go Into Third Place—Browns Defeat
-. Indians—Red Sox Score Win, Over Sena-
: tors —- Pirates 'Are Victors — Results of
in a. well played game by a. score of
splendid form and strongly support-
tho winning run in the eighth in-
Perkins made an acrobatic catch
of Dugan's tour in the eighth-in-
‘nlng and turned :1 soniersaul: into
by Ford were unnlzgh to ,5:ch Prim:
‘il‘l'l‘y
over New York y« sterduy by a >Cul'L
1—Day )kiy‘n
moved up no.1 ll‘-.‘l plum )l-su-Hiuy
I: was a pitchr-s'
battle l'>“'.'\r“°‘l RUO‘JJH' and Barnes.
sharp xiii-ling, up to the)
\Vl‘n‘at (urn? up;
Louis;
triliic .'l;‘.'.
Sis-
wtiing Witt-n
-i 12mins: ivy Fing-
‘nmi liiu-rgc 1121-.
It “as lit-s-
1.. in.) bits (May and
'mi t‘nr Cubs. 2 to
same of the ser—
Opera,
15 'SPANISH MAIDEN 7—.
. MAY BE SURPRISE
IN THE OLYMPlAll
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the surprisrs of the meet.
BERLENBACll 0N
HOSPITAL LIST
NEW’ YORK. May 7.—I‘nul Ber-
Er ni-ac‘n—X-z-z-zoom Paul. the hill-
ing .‘dllsllllf‘l‘l nt‘ llw' )Till‘ in boxing
-—l\l‘oli-‘ his right hand in his bout
with llaruld Abbott in the Ulympic
Fund bouts a week ago and “ill be
on lilo hospital ohelt‘ [or at least a
illOl’lill.
‘l'lu~ lmrd liratl o.’ the lloekaway
., :xw' 1:'u\- ti :uu lltiit‘ll C‘L'” for the
i until-l: r-li‘...» l,.~~l m' ’/.-(.—::~7.uullt l‘nul.
i l‘.tt".llj..: 12ml dislocated two
‘51.:..El in. , lIl li~: right hand and
Erl'ilnliil‘t'l on» m' the bones \\hicli
33:14.21 lliv‘ ill-ilk Ting-w to the base
' \l list ll;
: roll liilllil “ill be put in
l“ illusit‘l' (.15': i-y llr. \\'. Li. Franck.
[:iLe note-i
, _ S.l§j_;lull."ll.l5 afternoon.
'_-\n .\-ray lliLillli: URLs taken yester-
day Which (‘Inl'ly lli\ll!5CL1 the dis-
localinhs and lim'tnrzs.
‘\'~\ritic.ition or Hie inniry and ad-
ditionnl fuels “ere cbtuinfi by the
writer lust mght after a friend had
tipped us off that he had seen Ber-
lenllaL‘il with his hand swathcd in
bandages.
The extent of his injuries was not
leurncd until Sunday, when it was
decided to X-ray the hand after it
failed to respond to the usual treat-
ment.
It started to swell last-Wednesday.
but neither Berlenbach nor his
trainer-manager. Dan Hickey. real-
ized the seriousness of it. \Vhen the
spelling sliii persisted it. was de-
crded to have the hand X-rayed.
when the dislocations and fractures
were divulged.
It. is unlikely that Berlenbach will
be able to appear in any bouts until
he meets Young Stribllng‘ in the
Milk Fund show on June 27.
Besides his scheduled Garden con-
test with McGowan on Friday. his
bout with Fay Keiser at the No-
strand A. C., and other scheduled
contests will have to be postponed
or called off. ‘
Tommy Loughran is likely to sub-
stitute tor Berlcnbach against Mc-
Gowan on Friday night.
PIRATES . ma
- PI'I'I‘SBURGH. May 7—Pituburgh
national League club announced to-
Jock Kelleher to tho Kansas City
club of the Amorloon‘lnoonuon.
ThoPlrateo obtained; ' , I
day the outright release of'intlclder -
tut"
Runner Who Finished
Seventh a 1: Boston
W i 11 G o t 0 Paris
Meet
NEW YORK, May 1.-Hs.lph Will-
iams. or Quincy. Must. who was
picked as a. member at tho Amer-
ican Olympic tum after finishing
seventh in tho recent Bolton unru-
thou. retains his place on'tho squad
u a result of an involtltltlon by
the Olympic committee. (allowing
tests that Williams toiled to cover
the full course trout Hopkiuton to
Boston.
This was learned today at. Olym-
pic committee headquarters. where
it was explained that tho entire dit-
l‘lculty so tar as William- is concern-
ed was duo to the {not that during
the race he discarded his sweater.
which bore his competitor's number.
This resulted in some confusion to
competitors and oiricials, but the
committee has satisfied itselt that
nothing irregular occurred. ‘
After selecting the first five fin-
ishers in the Boston race for the
Olympic team. the selection commit-
tee named Williams and Frank Zuno
or New York, N. Y.. n cundidctcs
(or the sixth mod on the team.
Zuna. dropped out of the Boston
100,000
hold the big meet.
posed usquiécenteuniul
he estimated would cost
motel! 82,000,000.
the week.
NEW STADIUM :
. TOR RELAYS-
Capacity Plan-
ned by Management
of Penn Relay Carni-
val for Next Year
PHILADELPHIA May 7—175. .
nucl relay cornivcl of the Univ
0! Ponnsylvnntu. has grown to such.
an extent that plans are under con-
sideration for tho construction or u.
stadium. with o seating capacity ot
at tout 100.000 persons. in which to
Dr. George W. Orton. monster of
the carnival. said yesterday it won
not decided whether to suggest that
the city user the stadium as a put
of its building program tor the pro-
celebration
in 1920 of raise the money {or its
construction by public subscription.
He declared he had been assured of
the hearty co-operation of the city
administration in the project. which
approxi-
A meeting to
consider the plans is to be held in
t)!
’1
timoro and Detroit
prompted his selection.
race decuuse of stomach trouble but.
be taken to France.
I
Wk‘ tho (7.1 in, ’31}
. " ~ ‘
his fine showing in winning tho Bul-
marathon-
llollt
will
.Spurk Plug Russell. will no doubt
my ', _..r '
Cy William was the hero yvstor-
day. In the game against lhv (ilfllils
the Phillie our knocked out No
home runs. This nut“; me iul‘
Cyrus this season. He is only one
behind the Bumblno.
O ‘0 0
Ruth didn't knock any hm
but his big stick kept the Athletics
from breaking into the win column.
no scored two runs with 1 double
and utter scored himself.
0 0 I
Fine business. . try and u ruuna- up for Dundeo’s Well Nomlk High lure won yeg.
' 0 0 title. terdsy. There is no dispute about
This dusting [0.310. 0 0 0 the result. of that gone. The locus
’ ° ‘ There must. be something wrong made 33 runs and 26 hit: against
with Jack Delaney. Jack either is Danbury High. They are of! now
not training and in condition or he and should keep the good work up.
has gone state. It was stated right ' ' '
after the Berlenbnch bout in this Take it easy.
column. that Delaney had I. tend-
JAMAICA ENTRIES
oncy not to keep in the best or con.
FIRST RACE—3:30.
A: least some of the outdoor light:
this summermrill be held at Amuse-
ment Pork. Arrangemmts were
‘modo last evening by the Norwulk
Sporting Club, to M a. show am
on June I.
The loccl club is planning on
staging several good bouts in the
outdoors during the 311me months.
Johnny Rocco and Newport Johnny
Brown are scheduled to do their
unit in the first. outdoor bout.
0 O 0
Young Mulligan, i! he wins over
diticn and this may be hid trouble at
the present, time.
0 U 0
for
fur-
FIRST RACE — Claiming;
maidens; two-year-olds; five
longs. Catherine Douglas 107.
'Clear View 110. Kumonin 115.
Seaman 115, Anna E. 112. Candy
Stick 115. Battledorc 115. Rose Ter-
ry 112. 'Wedlock 107. 'Tarrnyco C
107. Gypsy Flyer 112. Little Pul 115.
"Pennuta 110.
SECOND RACE—Claiming: three
year-olds and up: six furlongs.
Stony Point 108. liayol Min 96,
Lolly 125. Flax 104. Anticipation 96,
Mawrcoron 110. ‘Fkirmish 101'.
Jack. If he was right. should have
no trouble defeating Brynn Dow-
ney, who has been out of the ring
for six months. According to all
accounts in the Columbus ppm, he
was handed a neat trimming by the
scruppcr from Ohio.
boomniuoncoluicmainboutan ' ‘ ‘
on outdoor show.
0 O O
Allentown Johnny Leonard. who
If Delaney wants to he or over
expects to be the middleweight
champion of thn w6rld. he had bet-
hos fought in Norwalk on several ter change his tactics and get down
ocuuions. liar. issued a. challenge to to business.
Johnny liimo'ce, the Leatherwelgbt ‘ ° '
DNESDAY, MAY :
gers S : Ht ~Out- Brav
champion. Slmmor sunk-y. who has pin-had Prince Regent 115, Buck Pond 104.
0 ° 0 at various times for a number of lo- “'lldmko 112. 'Escavader 94. ‘Bes~
I.(onnrd has been going like a col mums, will boon the mmmd for sic Leighton 102. Lady Boss 107.
lmuse uni-o of into and may the All Mumford nine, win-u they 'ilidde-n Jewel its. Sandy Hatch
M‘Ol‘t‘d a “in over Carl Dunne. one {am the backwoods at Amuwncnt 112. 'll‘nmrlc 94.
HT tlu- leading leathers in the coun- Park next Sunday. 'l‘lillih l:.\.n‘l2~ 'i‘l‘ ~ l"","c"..lr'1
a
- “.ednick‘hi‘ 11‘
c F
97, p sum: in
FOL’R’I‘H
Handicap; three-r ‘
Tongs. mm 43"“
115, Tester 119. m‘
Exposure 1:2 Inna“.
asol 109. A ‘" *
Biarrc-nc - lineman“.
three-1.135-545
mile and 5” v
94. The F,..f_§§y}}'a
'Irene Sn-qm-“Jf’ ~
Dell’sta 105. 312:. .. 3
stxrn meri' F
fillies; :“-°_}ear‘°.1‘f=‘
Profit E’I. x."
Mother Goo“ :1“
Rejected 115 .
trieo 115,
‘Ai‘rrr‘ntira alim-
‘Vealhop Cl‘laf.
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For the first tuna, 1w.-
paslor was on S;
to come as sou .
later to the I;- .
His retry: i: v.“ . .-
more Iraq-p.72
Th“. ri‘lyi';
Flack Luca
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What’s back-cfizhis Big shift? .
Why are men changing by thousands?
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Zoom out
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scone-("you could sit Ind watch 1 thing . . .
going on that—infmnd'” WW" hammehngingr We don’t
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h nefihhtf‘mthfi‘zfm mo. : changing—over 150,000 have changed in
- .30 might chancefonotiosthat Smithhu WMN" Yd’ D‘"
cbmgedtounoi’hcr cigorqtto. 0r, sitting Nothmgtogetencihdubout, ofoourlo;
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three or four of than hove “switch ”:
quiuhliely.
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nothingthstlshsppming is simply
flat, for months now, on overuse of over
uninterested in “what’s what” inmohng' .
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ficld'l exceptional tobacco, the m
blond. tho unusual freedom from “Iv -
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