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Ebb;- Field Will Be Scene or Activities—Expect
Large Crowd To Attend—Bridgeport Boxer ls
l. Favored To Win Over Detroiter.
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thfiurnbert may. the pepulsr
Iillisn promoter. will open Ebbeis
field this evening as an outdoor box-
ing} eiub. {suturing his initial csrd
With s. 1S-round‘ bsttle between 'l'od
lilD'rnn. 0! California. end Steve
(15,151) Sullivan. 0: Brooklyn. tor the
Junior lightweight championship of
ho World.
‘ is bout tops the program. but
i Flt is as much, it not more. in-
triost in the ten-round semi-linsl
w ‘ich will see .lsck Delaney. oi
Bridgeport. probably the greatest
hgrfiihce httrsction in sll Fictions.
“minim (inception of Jack Dempsey'
himseli, paired with Tommy Burns.
0t"Detroit. Fuguzy has dug up two
"tin uncertainties to toss in against
cneichampion and one uncrowned
champ..but he declares that they
”it"mnke good and hand the fans
sfetunnmg surprise_
*Without cracking a smile. Mr.
Ffignty asserts that he would not
‘Ile at all surprised it the battle-
H-erred veteran, Kid Sullivan. low-
ermi‘the colors of Ted Morgen and
retained the 130-pound title. Then
M}: Fugazy slips over an even more
astonishing observation. He de-
. alleles that. it is well within the
"Wm or possible things thst Tommy
Burns may drape s. sleep-producing
k‘tllW on the chin or Mr. Delaney.
..‘f’lhat has been done before."
WP Fugazy with blythe naivete,
"9nd anything' that has happened
date. may easily happen again.
Tommy Burns is a. very good light-
ened much better tighter than most
of the experts suspect".
‘therent’one smothers s desire to
mmmur. “So's your old men." But
women-sin in the name or sweet
cMriry... Fifty per cent of. the re-
vote for tonight's show at. Ebbcts
. ': iwiligo to the Holy Family hos.
ml; The prices range from 81 to
85,, and Mr. Fugszy looks for 8. ca-
paddy house.
'When p the Italian promoter re—
nifi‘s'rks that what has happened once:
appen sgsin he sliude‘s to the,
ll. .,., lint. Augie Rstner flattened
{is it Delsw in s. single round—el-
"1' it. with a single punch. But: that.
nibsck in the days when Delaney
_ e. budding novice. before he had
. oped his present skill and the
' ,r . ting wsllop that has added
tightens}. O.’s to his record.
to sit the signs and
, along the. ilstlc trail. Jack
" Marley should wait 'Tommy. Burris
to s. kindly comatose state in any
round he selects. He will probebly
5110 it in the most humans msnner
'pndbls.’ Jack is that sort or is
lighter. .He never administers any
“9‘50 punishment then is ebsoluteiy
;, ‘ ry. There is nothing vicious
1 ut Delsney. He bides his time
gfifythen tries to end the other tel?
s- suifering with one decisive
t.
‘ ‘ n the championship sflair Tod
sMGt-gun. quite an unknown quantity
.imthese parts. is. melting his Eastern
M ut. Most or the experts who have
iwgtghed him in his training for to-
night‘s shim sgr‘ee thst he is smart.
zyflgerately clever. and has n tsir
punch. »
: ,fi‘tohers snake the mistake
3. as for too msny wists boils.
Often 1 reel tbst I on: guilty 0:
yeah a blunder. which. it overdone.
M s. tendency to upset the pitcher.
l
‘ ieuisriy one not strong on con-
‘, L;
to strength or a; csteher's am
the considered in the selling for
me ballr'l‘ha receiver .vdth‘s-
m urns should not call _!or
- iy as. many pitchouts its the
ekston with lust s tair whip.
... wests hell otten helps the
htclisr“with Just-s. 1er sun by
. .. up the hit~snd~run play.
i“. . flying the catcher the edge on
fie runner because he receives the
fin 1n such a position that little
it no time is wasted in getting it
. w‘tno manager. Few try to
enacts m .
' “into Ty Cobb nnd Mex
. (yo the exception. They run
their. own Judgment and put it
. up .to the We to stop
‘- filing the better guesses
r iide' gets it. the testis our.
my piiyers tin their in—
. “by their; action!
HomeBnn Hitters
In Gentes Yesterdsy
Yesessdey’s noises-s.
Goslin. Washington . ... . ... . . 1
Lezseri. New York Americans. 1
Meyer. Washington .. .. . ..... 1
Combs. New York Americans.. 1
Simmons. Phil. Americsns..." 1
Burn“ Clfivelflnd . n s o e s a o ease 1
M0, Cleveland s s . ..oseseesek‘
Cochrsnr. Phil. Americsns. . ... 1
Mosul. Chicago Amsricsns.‘. . . 1
Hargrsve, St. Louis Americsns. 1
Hornsby. st. Louis Netiensls'. . 1
Wilson, Chicago Nationals .... 1
Burma. Boston Netionsis ..... 1
Msnn. Boston Netionsls ...... 1
Brown. Boston Nstionsls . . . . . 1
Hargreeves, Brooklyn ........ 1
Total ..1C
The lenders.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth. New York ............16
Fimmonl. Philadelphia s s s s I e" 8
Heuser. Philadelphia ...4...... 7
lieusel,‘New York ......n... 6
Williams. St. Louis . .... ......' 6
Combs. New York .......-....
Cochrene, Philadelphia. ......
Collins. New York .........‘..
Goslin. Washington .. . .......
Ilsrgrsve. St. Louis .....u...
Cobb. Detroit. . . .
Sisler. St. Louis .
Lazzeri. New York . . . . . . . . . . .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bottomley, St. Louis . . . . . . . . .
L. Bell. St. Louis . ...........
Wilson. Chicago . ............
Hesthcote, Chicago . . . . . .. . . .
Kelly, New York. . . ..........
,Blsldes. St. .Louis .......,....
Feurnier, Brooklyn . . .
South-worth. New York .......
Willisms, Philadelphia. . . . . . . .
Leech, Philadelphia .. . . .. . ...
O'Ferrell. st. Louis . . . . .. . . ..
Harper. Philadelphia . ......'.
Curler. Pittsburgh ... . . . . . . . .
Lesgue Totals.
Americans ..... ...........llis
Nationals o'................187
...-...-
m... tots! ....-.-.....,...29s
POLO PLAY
..wnsrnl
amnesia Title To Be
Contested For Beginning
June119. -
Play for the Intercollegiate Polo
championship to be contested at the
Westchester Bilt ore Country club.
beginning June 1 . hes been concen.
trated on three dsys. FNe teuns
will be entered in the tournament:
Yele.. Harvnrdp Princeton. West
Point and the Pennsylvania, Mili-
tary college. ', \
Harvard. the defending intercol-
legiste chemplons.‘wlll be seen in
action the first day or the tourne-
ment, meeting Princeton st .3 o'clock
on the afternoon of June 19. fl'his
genie will be tollowed’by I second.
betWeen West Point end the Penn-
sylvania Military college.
Yule will play the winner 0! the
gems between the military institu-
tions Wednesday afternoon. June 23.
A second game on this day will be
between the losers oi the first day.
The final match of the tournsment
will be played on June 26.
Plans are "in preparation for the
accommodation or large crowds at
the Westohester Biltmore.“ Boxes
sud stends'will be er'ecmd. and from
all indications s espscity audience
will be on bond. Polo is compara-
tively. new to. Westohester endi-
en'ces. who sre tsking an unususl
interest in the. sport in the-hope
til“ a. pole center comp-rat. to
that on ‘Long Isisnd‘ may be de-
veloped. - - -
' shown some.
' normals-r
assessed-see.
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FRIDAY, m s.
omsnonosrsnmst (Long
Island curl—pen ensue vs. Maxie
How They
Stand ’
Todsy’s Games
listionsl Lesgue t‘"
New York st Phllsdelphle. ‘3
Cineinneti st Boston.
Chicago It Pittsburgh.
America League
Boston or New York.
Detroit at Clevelsnd.
Chicsgoj at st, Louis.
Internstlonsi Lesgue
Jersey City st Reading.
‘ Newsrk at letimors.
Buifslo st Toronto.
Syracuse st Rochester.
Eastern Lesgue
Albany at New Haven.
ilsrti‘ord at Providence.
Pltisi‘lsld st Bridgeport.
Springfield st. Waterbury.
Club Standings ” ,
Notions! League
W. L. PC.
Cincinnati “...“..29 16 .6“
Chittagonuuuunfl JR .671
Pittsburgh sessesees23 13 .561
Brooklyn ..........21 2! .500
SLLouls...........2i 26 .490
New York .........22 23 .489
Philadelphia .......17 26. .396
Boston ............]l 27 .341
American League
W. L .PC.
New York .........as 13 .738
Philadelphia. .......28 '.‘l .571
Chicago............25 2'2 .532
Washington ...”...24 22 .522
Detroit ............2~i 23 .511
Cleveland ..........23 23 .500
st.Louis..-........lfi 31 .326
Boston ............13 31 .295
International Lagos
W. L. PC.
Buttsio' ............35 13 .729
mltlmorfl .....n...31 12 .721
Toronto sense" see-30 16 .652
Newark ..o.:u..u..23 2‘ .489
Rochester ...........20 2i .455
Jersey City .-..‘..1..17 31 .BM
smcul. esssenesesl‘ 2‘ .313
Reading .....ed...” at .281
. letters league
W. L, PC.
Springfield s-.-........2-'i 18 .658
Prayidence ...-......26 14 . .650
Bridgeport ......u..20 18 .556
Aibsny esseoVe'OeTeerls‘ 20 JR"
NM Blvan‘ sun...“ 19 .‘86
Hartford “strode-“16 ?3 .‘10
Wfltfil‘bul‘y eilqsee'~s1‘ :2 £39
Pittsdeid ....-c.._....13 23 .371
Yesterday’s Results
narrower. more
New York. 5;
(1st);
Philedelphis. 7: New York. '3:
(26).
Boston. 12: Brooklyn. Ii: (1st)
Boston. 12: Brooklyn, 11; (12
ings. so some). -
St. Louis. 14: Chicego. 0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. ‘9: Washington. 5: (in)
New York. 5: Washington. 4: (2d).
Boston, 6; Philadelphia. 4: (lat).
Philadelphia. 5: Boston. 1; (2d).
Clevelsnd. 18; Detroit. 1: (1st).
Detroit. 7: Cleveland. 0: (2d).
'Chicego. 6: St. Louis, 5.
INTERNATIONAL mam:
Newsr'k, 7: Jersey City. I: (let).
Jersey City. It Newsrk. 9; (2d).
Beltirnore. 17: Resdlng. 9: (1st).
Baltimore. 7: Resdins. 4: (as).
Rochester. 11; Toronto. 10;
innings).
_Other clubs not scheduled.
W..o: Albany. a.
wnterbury. 9: New Eleven. 0.
Springfield. 10: Pittsilsld. 0.
Bridgeport, 1; Providence. 0.
smash ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul. 1i Milwsukes. ’4.
Columbus, 2; Indisnspolis. 14.
Toledo. 2: Louisville. 8.
Ksnsas City. '1: Minneapolis.
manic oossr unseen
LooAngeles. 1: Ben Francisco. a.
Hollywood. a: Mission. 1.
Oeklssd. 8: Seattle. 1.
Sacramento, 8; Portland. 7.
80m ASSOCIATION.
Chettsnoogs, 1: Atisnta. 8.
Birdies. item. is; Nuhviils. d.
Memphis. barrow Orleess. 0.
Little nook-Mobile. wet grenade.
m tonnes. moon
must-neon. I: Wilkerson.
aerated. :7: limits. 3.
Will ‘
York-minibus. rsin.
m moon
Oklshonia cam-sauna. 1.
White. I: 3. Joseph. 2.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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