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ATHLETICS ROUNDING INTO FORM IN WEST SHOOT TO BE HELD AT MILTON THIS WEEK
MYLAND'S CLAIM TO GREATNESS
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND
STATE TARGET SHOOT THIS WEEK
AT MILTON TO BE GREAT AFFAIR
.., nf r.nmclL Hailed bu Dr. Albert Sharnr. nnd Link..
Expert Trap Shooters From All Sections of America to Face thS
Traps Charles Nciocomb, Director Portir and Other
Philadclphians to Compete in Big Tournament.
IW" . , ... m-..i.A .,, n,i if..L n. ..
of Princeton lviuvu uy uuihuu muan, uo it runners
nf Colleae Pitchers This Year.
EVENING' EEDaEft-PHIITADMPHM, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1915:
w .
L Albert Sharpe, a .ldcnl of this
-.' ..anil inO VHiaiiJ ......v.-....,
!) rihnslcctbftll teams at Cornell,
'wwf.I .ThB clnlm mat nebert i . wej
(ilfW'K, rolnt. I the premier col
H1 ? 1?!, nf the Knst. Sharpo admits
. fiicmc -- . ,.uua o vmntiprrtii
tainTcSiecutlvi games, but
iVtJn:?,nrh believes that thq class
'lA.ncoch bellavcii that tho class
,6f eom COM" . t pont l9 not
n od" those of tho averse
M.EU Excepting n fow of the
as tnoso ui i-"u "'-;"'-Excepting
n few of the
S"" irt tics. West rolnt's schedule
S mostly of im
hrfir m'"". ..MM irlrli mrillrr
granTsharpo aUr.butes Aland's
UtC?trfDlWhr'he has seen In college
PJ!. .iSce " has been coaching,
K Utends. Is Steve llcgnn, of Cur
H Shared knows as much ns any base-
IF
trand first baseman himself
,i pitcher ana ... JuiBment
I?Srthy o 'consideration.
tVnft t Vale. Sharpo received offers
3?r.i . dozen major Icaguo clubs and
"v. At signed by Connie Made for
WrfSSS in the spring of MM. Had
!u, Mavis not Joined the MaoUmen In
Si1 inch rood terms that he would
Kttr&e1i has been doing much
iXe among tho college teams In tho
iff tfiVon and has a pretty good
ni in the material, "e wi -fttaotight
about this question, and re
Ji "They ore both mighty good pitch-
vtter than ennor, m wj .,,... ..w... --
Ilfliould not say who this man was, but
llf""r.,. ..; I nrnrllCtlllC that lie
mU-.... t.inl. nf Princeton, though ho Is
ESJ to bo pretty strong for Hoar, of
.KnjllfsbUfg. .... ,.,
aVilv n -
rifihv Eastern colleRo stars win ju.n
'fXl9nI clubs within the next month.
ilE" .-... .o rfnnrt for major lonue
u J"k -.iii, nf Oporcntoivn.
ttftltl 15 A""' -"
MAYER DUE TO HURL
I IF WEATHER PERMITS
GAME WITH ST LOUIS
Eh
!Huggins May Brave Past
'Reverses and Use boutn
! paw Moran Would Wel
come Off Day tor 5eneiic
l of Cripples.
WMther permitting. Ernklno Mayer will
.1., h irnnri rmni 9rm mkuimbi. ""
IClrilnals In tho second gamo of the
.-. 1LU nrl.mnnn KA til rrfnV'fl SUCCCSS
trill bring back the confidence of tho team
- . .. . ...... .1.. ...- ...Ill .nan tliM
Ilia It is UKeiy win mim ii ' ""- -"liffl,
peppery bunch that waded through
tt, Bfaves and Giants, 'injuries tend to
til, away much of tills commence iwiu
UUrmarkable that tho rfills havo kept
ithtlf heads up so well In the time of ad-
IfaUiytr has had a good rest Tor tho last
SD i. . .I -i.mil.1 v.n KnnV fit frtrni Tt nnS
HVitn isld that Ersklno was overwoiked,
JK mis is an injustice iu '"s"
Vutn. Pitching Is little exertion 10
Klwr anrt his tomnorary let-down was
itt bus to overworking, as the side-arm
txpext can stand plenty of work If he Is
ttt uied too much for relief pitching.
pHanagtr Hugglns of the Cards Is thlnk-
!r terlously of sending a soumpaw
tiinit tho rhlllles today, though It has
hen a long time since Hugglns would
Uke a chance on a portslder against tho
local team. "Slim" Sallce will not be the
iwthpaw, as he Is always roughly
trtited by the Phils. Niehaus, a youthful
Wthander, who had shown gj'eat form
lit the early games, will get the assign
Hunt If Hugglns uses a southpaw,
! H Hugglns decides to adhere to his
Ullcy of keeping loft-banders away from
f& Phillies, then Dan Grlncr or Hub
PurAui will An tlio tulrllncr
Bllanagr Jloran would ically w'elcome a
T of rest, as St would clvo the Phillies'
trifpln one more day of iirnce. It Is
Hkily that Fred Luderus will bo back In
tb game within a "few days, but Man
tier Moran Is going to take no chances
,MjU the. big captain Is In Mrst-class con
ation, as the reserve strength of the
rails Is holding up well.
0U1MET AND CARTER GOLF
SENSATIONS OF THE WEEK
I.
punploris Appear to Bo in Their Best
Form.
Franftti nnim.i .i num- j-..-,
r..' - wu.iiicw i,u 'iiiiip uuricr wcro
VL I L viwsa u, ins, neon, uuillici
mat hu championship honors In splen
m faihlon by capturing the chief cups
Wth the Baltimore arid Brookllna tour
smithts, with only a night In a Blesper
.. Rna -ttrler seemed to show
Oakland that he had at last arrived.
i , - - mo iyuiuu - ui lasi' is no
.jw upon the Junior metropolitan cham-
r.VC . om' I" heattn has Kept him
SAtK In tha nni IF. , a I il.i
lull .,!? . " " "J':u ojuenum
m at Oakland nnd will be a dangerous
"twr wherever he competes.
Vwi tV ' winners 01 me weeic was
u, ,nhott' wno triumphed In the
.Sri'w','...1'1l. ,3
-..,. ,lml uaniiner wnne, james
(J Hyde and J. C. Parrlsh, Jr.. were In
ml T " "erresnorrs v ctory Is not
J" to be scoffed at
IglSlEY HEADS SHORE GOLFERS
gma Picked for Jersey State Cham-
,n fiwij luurnuinenv.
Rku, TIC CITY Ma' lT.-Maurlce E.
Kr, runner-up to Oswald Klrkby In
KSa is y ""P'onshlp last year, will
IiMni ..C. "? contingent at tne Jm
ISit llUr SUI cba.mplon.hlp tour-
Utauiil. 7., ""a "l " county
Wantrjr Club, Orange, on June 10, 11
&Z ' ' Ilk,1' ePtaln the team from
ft d, nSl,yi HU vmntf will probably
151 i-nr. !?4ore Senseman, T. Penning
linr?M o BrwJ Dr- Kl01,a Recall, with
..T.7;c??'ney a flfth man to draw
MiM.. :iP9 ftlnce of one in the other
W . o?', seastiore golfers expect to
Bat JMty.f,,'ra th,, Mason- Th latter
3Tf J'.' he)d b th rot team for
Btv mii v" l0 ,n aoova golfers Atlantic
Sto-TjJJ l wpreseiiUd by Frederick S.
Brnh.i.1 S; ""' narry w, i.eea
nhp,rQt?Wy. CUrn Qelt. president
- ., scayiew HUD,
py Hogan," Ball Veteran. Dead
owu :. irL .f1' it. wa ace Bray.
w ttS v.,.ilmt hft dy Vpr the 1a.
t-tttM,"". J?!' " Vinloa club
f fciSi.P01, Lu KM bttn tat-
fiiwauvuia
W. U.I Win u Tnarrita n.n
itUaS.'1!!??. p.U!',,,,,.la lh Brether
XtJS'i "'t.U. I'. mj dreatad
fw T"M AhFX !S$2fft JL.mv
U.0'1 t .Th bftehira aeh 4
'r rk VTSfc-a, $&? w U- "
who has assured Manager Grimth that
his colloRlntc work has been nrrantred so
that ho can Join tho Washington Club
In two weeks. l.owe, of Dartmouth, ts
to Joint the l?oston Uravcs on June l!
Bmlth, of Columbia, Ib slated for the
New York Americans j Youngr, of Will
lame, Is Rolnt? to the Braves, according
to rumor, Ollooly, of Trinity, Is expected
by tho Cardinals, which Branch nickey
Is to land tho highly touted Slsler, of
Michigan, who onco signed a Pittsburgh
contract.
Thcro nro several other stars In tho
East who have either not made up their
minds Just where they will play, or who
prefer not to nnnounce It until they have
been graduated from college. Manager
Mark, of tho Athletics, has offered a con
tract to Carroll, Fordham's star third
baseman, mid Is also said to have received
a promise from Hoar, of Gettysburg, to
report In Juno. As Is generally the case,
sovcinl of tho very boat of the collegians
have decided to enter business and will
turn down major league contracts.
Any club could use Iceland Hobbs, the
slugging right fielder of the Army, and
Bob N'oyland, Its star pitcher. Hobbs
and Nrylntul have been voted tho two
best all-round ball players that West
Point ever produced, but both will accept
army appointments.
Hobbs was offered a Cincinnati con
tract, and though ho has not turned It
down yet, It Is hardly likely ho can bo
Induced to sign It. Though several other
players have better averages than Hobbs,
whosn mark Is .3S0 for four years, the
Army outfielder Is considered by many
excellent Judges to be the most natural
hitter the collegiate game has seen In
10 years. Harry Tulhlll, trainer of the
Detroit American League Club, who alio
trains tho West Point football team, ts
very much Interested In Hobbs and says
Hint he could break Into any outfield In
the land. This Is qulto n boost from Tut
hlll, ns Detroit has a wonderful outer
garden In Cobb, Crawford nnd Veuch.
WILLIAMS AND WASHBUItN
FOR COAST TENNIS PLAY
National Champion, Philadelphia!!,
Will Head Eastern States.
NEW TOIIIC, May 17. Ttvo players have
been selected for tho Kastern States team
which will make tho trip to tho Pacific
coast. They are .Richard N'orrls Williams,
Sd, of Phlladolphin, tho national cham
pion, nnd Wntson M. Washburn. This
was i the statement made by Hobert D.
Wrcnn, president of tho national organi
zation. He suld Hint It was Impossible at this
tlmo to anndUnco who tho other two mem
bcis of tho toam would bo.
The committee has hecri deluged with
requests to have the team stop oft at
prominent clubs In tho West nnd Houth
for exhibition matches, but this would be
Impossible, Mr. Wrenn said. The four
players chosen for tho trip to California
will competo in the national clay court
championship at Pittsburgh on Juno 26,
and after playing through that tourna
ment to get up cpeed and form on hard
courts they will leavo for Son Francisco.
Thoy will come directly hnck from San
I-'ronclsco with scveinl of the lending Cal
Ifnrulans, so ns to compete In the Long
wood tournament In Iloston, beginning on
July 16.
LOCALS ENTER BALTIMORE
CROSS-COUNTRY CONTEST
Event in Monumental City Will Be
Held May 31,
Several local athletes will take part In
tho five-mile handicap race of the Cross
country Club of Baltimore on Monday,
May 31, nt tho West Park ItCcreatlon
Centre. Tho race will be started at 2
p. m. from tho City Hall. Baltimore, and
will finish at the AVest Park Recreation
Centre, Hampden. Fifteen handsome
prizes nro offered.
THREE NOTED SHOTS IN EVENTS
H R ChflMPION H
J. L. 3NOW,
8S-ST GOSTONtSMOT
Annual Delaware Shoot plans
wii.vTvnTnw ni fav irvUmbifk of
the Du front TrMbotto Club are ranan
tUUintt vreprtion fvr tb sanusl PU-
ware State shoot, to t hl4 t the irouMt ef
th TooL cluu en Msy i!S nd X. Tbfs will U
kt of the i4Mst tliooU wbkb bis on bsw
Ih ttaA l&la, turn MUSIS tlDIS. SiUl th Trliei
i,taV .te.W- W'Hif 'fit tlft
Walit w b rjiaj o?rsd,
tjE Them ALU s
A, C00O .SOAKinG s
I J Jl, Joseph then . " -""
Hi '. Come Roumd HEREu fC Z- --
-JZZ. ' Atf. WITH THE SPAIMHUR)) x - H J
-i- W1,, " s i Hfue josr ' 0i J
- -".." .'All, L PLPIOTEO .SOMC y fia-
f & M LMA
JOE BUSH VS. FABER
IN WHITE SOX GAME
Lajoie Outshines Rival, Eddie
Collins, in Opener in Windy
City Shawkey Strong.
CHICAGO, May 17. Manager Mack has
found one pitcher who will not blow up
In tho ninth. Bob Shawkey pitched bril
liant ball ngalnst tho Whlto Sox yester
day and enabled the .Macks to capturo
the first tilt with Itowland'H team It
was tho first meeting between I.ajolo nnd
Kddlo Colllils and tho former carried off
all tho honors, as It was his bat that was
responsible for the victory.
harry will try to continue tho good
work todny nt tho expense of Urban
Fnber. who Is the roal loader of the
American League 'nltchors. Fnber has
tho Mimo record an Alexander of the
Phillies, with seven victories and one de
feat. In the hope of breaking Fnber's ktreak,
Bullet Bush will be allowed to twirl, for
tho Athletics. There is no discounting
nush's nblllty when he Is In shape and
he appears to be rapidly rounding into
form. 'Manager Mack Is well satisfied
with the work of his pitchers despite the
tendencv to blow up In tho ninth. They
have apparently learned to got tho bull
PHOTOS.
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-isfrrvtft . ri - - jit - t isvr. ii v.
- tr i .ii m r .--- jo-wi. . . vr n u uwr i m
over tho plate nnd It Is only a iiucstlon
of a few days beforo the staff will be
working smoothly.
Early In tho itivon tho pitchers could
not go more than three or four innings,
but they have Inipiovcd to such an ox
tent that they look good for eight rounds
nt least. Should Hui-li fall to warm up
well a southpaw will ho used, with
chances favoring Herb Pcnnock.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
National League
Phillies (Home) St. Louis.
Pittsburgh nt Boston.
Clndlnnatl at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Now York.
American League
Athletics) at Chicago.
Washington nt St. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Federal League
Baltimore nt Chicago.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Newark at Pittsburgh.
Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL LCAGUE.
No games scheduled.
AMHUICAN I.EAaUE.
Athletic, 4; Chicaso. 2.
Now York, i); Detroit, 2,
l'oslon. :i. rift eland, u (II Innlncs).
St. lxul, 2; Washington, J.
FIlDEnAL LEAGUE.
KnnrnK City. .1: St. LnuU, 2.
I'lttnlmreh, 4; Chlcaco. 1.
Iliirtalo-Newark (Rain).
Ilrookljn-naltlmoro (Not scheduled).
THIS WEEK
CHmS tt. AfShCOAlB,
Jameg J. Jeffries Recovered
LOS ANOBLES, May 17.-Jams J. Jt.
frit, who has btn suRtrtng from pneumonia,
was so far recovered today that he was abl
to walk about and visit frleads.
DEVON HORSE SHOW
MAY 27, 28,29,31
OLYMPIA A. A. "i""1 niobr di
TOMinilT, 8:30 BHAIIP
JOE IIKFIEUNAN vs. JOE II I It ST
Adra. tic. Ital. Ut, 60c. Artau Hs. 73c, 1,
NATIONAL LEAGUE PABK
PHILLIES vs. ST. LOUIS
OAUB AT I ISO P. If.
Admission, 20c. 50c and 75c Bos Seats,
L On sale at austU' nnd gpldlnt-s,
S?6t ?.
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YALE CONCEDES ITS
VICTORY TO HARVARD
Points Made by Roos on Track
Protested and They Are Can
celled by Blue.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. May 17.-The
Yale track management nnnounced last
night that It hnd no desire to bo declared
tho winner of the annual Harvard track
meet on Saturday through "any mere
technicality" over tho question of the
eligibility of V. V. Iloos, the shot-putter,
and accordingly tho flvo points made by
Itoos have been declared canceled. This
action gives tho meet to Harvard, 63 to
51 points.
The announcement reads as follows:
"It had been the understanding of the
Ynlo University Track Athletic Associa
tion that questions oi eligibility ns be
tween Harvard and Yaln In their dual
track games wero to bo decided under
the deed of gift covering the competition
for tho cup. As this was construed by
tho Yalo management Itoos wns consid
ered eligible to compete In this year's
meet, and therefore entered.
"It nppears, however, that Harvard's
understanding Is that the provisions of
tho deed of gift repectlng eligibility have
beon superseded by other eligibility rules
under which Itoos would havo been In
eligible. Yale has no desire to he de
clared the winner of the meet and there
by secure permanent possession of tho
cup through any more technicality, and
hereby cancels the points made by Boos
ln tho meet."
WOMEN TENNIS TEAMS
CONTEST FPU CLUB TITLE
Three Matches for Today in Second
Division Race,
This Is an off day Th locnl golf and.
tennis circles, the only matches to be
played being three In the second division
of the Women's Interclub Tennis League.
In the tint division the Philadelphia
Cricket Club girls are assured of the
title, although they have several mora
matches to piny. The till In the sec
ond division still Is undecided. Today's
matches.
German town Cricket Club vs. Over
brook Qolf Club, nt Manhelm.
Philadelphia Cricket Club vs. Merlon
Cricket Club, at Ht Martin's.
Philadelphia Country Club vs. Beineld
Country Club, at Bala.
B .SrA Jlmr
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YS MfiWXl'laaH nil
H
limiHmuuummumimmiefir
Local trapshooters are keenly awaiting
the opening of the big State target
shoot which will be held nt Milton, Ia.,
three days, May 19 to 21, Inclusive, Under
the auspices of the Milton Sportsmen's
Association. More than SOfl target de
votees are expected. Two thousand dol
lars In trophies will bo awarded to tho
high guns.
During the tourney there will be com
petition for two-men championships, three
and four men races. Among the other
events listed oh tho progrnm Is the In
terstate Association HIMo championship
match.
Eighteen nlmrods from this city will
descend upon Milton with the capture of
the Pennsylvania State title as their ob
jective. Never before has the desire on
part of Quaker City shots been so keen
to capture the championship as now. The
wny the men aro shooting gives Indica
tions that they will In all probability be
successful In their quest.
The men thnt will represent "Old
ImfeAJEBALli
Wl NOTES fl
Tho American F. C. would llko to ar
range giinici with nin 11 or 15 ciir old
team. Havo open dates ln June, July
nnd August. May 31, morning and after
noon. Is open for nnv team of Its calibre.
Will travel fbr half evpensns. For games,
apply to I. Odolf, 1211 Poplar street.
Tho Northeast, a fast 17-18-yenr-old
traveling tcuin, wonts to arrange games
with all home teams having grounds nnd
palng a fulr guarantee. Address Hob
ert Ogden, 3302 H street.
The Cuhlotarlun U C, n fully uniformed
16-lC-year-old team, has a few open dates
In Juno, July and August, nnd would like
to bunr from any team offering n reason
able guarantee. Address W. Sorkln, 713
North Franklin street.
Sharon Hill would like to hear from nil
18-20-yetr-old teams hnviug grounds nnd
paying expenses, as the dates nt home
nre almost all filled. Church teams aro
preferred. Address J. A. Bateman, 5HI0
Ransom street, or E. Verrcl, Sharon Hill,
Pa.
Tho United States Naval Hospital tenm
would like to nil open dates for Wednes
days and Saturdays on homo Rrounds at
the United States Naval Home, 24th street
and Gray's Ferry road. Communicate
with W. O. Haynes, captain, above ad
dress. Stone Harbor baseball team line open
dates for any uniformed club in Jersey
under 20 years, with guaranteed expense!
to visiting clubs. Address all communi
cations to A. P. Jakemeit, Stone Harbor,
N. J. '
The Cramp A. A. baseball tenm havq
May 22 open, and would like to hean
from any (lrst-class seihl-pro. teams de
siring a fnst attraotlon for a reasonable'
guarantee. Cramp A. A has already
played this season ML Mortal). North
Philadelphia and Camden City, and will
return to these places for eturn games.
Schedule also Includes the Olsston A. A.,
Fnlrhlll. nockdalo, Logan, Melrose, At
lantic Refining, Delanco, Brldosburg and
Hammonton. Any tenm desiring this at
traction, communicate with Had M. Si
mons. Wm. Cramp &. Sons Shipbuilding!
Company. Both phones dally, or call
Kensington 1S81-D after 5:30 p. in.
Jasper F. C. has May 22 nnd 31 (two
games), and dates In June open for any
semlprofesstonal club willing to pay a
reasonable guarantee. Mid-week and
Sundays are open for Chestnut Hill (pro
fessional), Meadowbrook, Clifton Heights
nnd I. C B. U. Address J. Clark. 1S53
Clementine street, or phone Kensington
6100.
Tho Violet A. C. would like to arrange
Karnes with any 9-10-year-nId teams away.
Valley, Jr., Virtue, American Tigers, Bar
ret B. C , Hagan. Cndwalader are pre
ferred. Address R. Helmer, 1309 German
town avenue.
The Floods B. B. C A. first-class 17-1R-year-old
traveling team Is without a game
for May 22. Any team wishing this at
traction nddress Terry Frnnclsu, 1231
South 15th street, or phone Dickinson
3513 Y.
Baseball managers looking for grounds
can get same at Point Breeze Park, where
three diamonds are fitted out. Sams can
be secured for week-day games or Satur
days. Call or write Jack Roden, 403
TJrexel Building.
Tho Sherwood Club, under the manage
munt of L. V. Wyatt, Is rnpldly rounding
Into foim and Is now prepared to meet
the heat tennis In Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey nnd Delaware. Although Sherwood
has one of the hest fields In Philadelphia
nnd vicinity, Manager Wyntt would like
to book a few games away with such
teams ns Aberdeen A. C , Stenton F. C ,
Cape May. Ocean City, Vlctrlx, Newman
Club, Vlneland, Atlantic City. Dover, New
Castle, ML Morlah. Camdan A. C. Pit
man, Woodbury or any other team of
this taltbro offering a fair guarantee Ad
ilroKB I, W. Wyatt. 131 North Roblntion
tret, Keystone phone. West 42W-U.
The Combine A A., after being defeated
by Oakmont, of the Twin County League,
He. is the oersonification of
tfiequality and workmanship
that goe$ into
REPUBLIC
u'fc TAfSUAKen
lTREAD tlRES
"INVADER REPUBLICS"
in tiza
30x3 to 33x4 at Popular Prices
328 N. BROAD STREET
rhlllle" are Charles II, Newcomb. Jx
Orimths, Harry Byre, Harry Bloin, Frank
Meehan, Prank Pratt, B. O. Ford1, Earl
Melrnth, Director Porter, Doctor Jones
William n, Severn, M. P. Howland, Vim
cent Oliver, S. M. Crothers, William C,
Jtoblnson, Harry Fisher, S. Crothera and
.1. B. Fountalno,
An effort will probably bo mads td
bring the next tournament to orio of the
local clubs. Ijast year It was contested
nt Pittsburgh. ,
Oeorgo W. I,yons, champion of alt th
shots of the country. Is expected to tnkb
part In the event nt Milton, Lyons lq
one of Uio most remarkable performers
with tho shotgun, nnd has been nutch
In tho limelight during the last four
months. Charles II Newfcdntb Is the hfidrf
of the Philadelphia contingent, and will,
likely be the most prominent bidder fax
the honors at tho three-day shooL J, I.
Hhdw, one of the best expert of the?
Boston (Mass.) contingent, will be another
formidable opponent In the field.
by the score of 6 to 4, traveled to 'Wood
bury nnd defeated tho WdOdbury A. A.
by tho score of C to 2. Combine still hajf
Mny 211 and June 2il open and would like
to henr from all first-class home team
offering reasonable Inducements. Add res
Joseph Snyder, 702 Cantrc.il street.
Loretta B. B. C. desires to hear frorrS
tlrst-clnss semlprofesstonal home teams'
In Pennsylvania. Now Jersey and Del
aware. Have May 2D nnd Juno 6
and 12 open for (earns offering reasonable
Inducements. It has games booked with
hucIi clubs us Audubon, Ashland, Glbbs
town and McClure. Tho manager dealreit
to hear from Puulsboro, Delanco, Aber-v
deen, Mt. Morlah, Glaasboro, WestvllleL
nnd Barren Hill. Address A. J. Miller?
art!,l East Pacific street, phono Frnnkforcl
131 2-W. after G p m. ,j
A first-class inflelder would like to sign
with any 17-18-year-old uniformed tearn,
playing first-class ball. Will jmxy for
sport. Address Ballplayer, 1128 North
Hancock street. ,
St. Anne's Catholic Club defeated Hhe,
Holy Name C. C. on the Litter's Bromd'.
St. Anne's gave Sheehan errorless sup
port, nnd every member of the teiln toofcr
part In heavy hitting. St. Anne's has
eernl open dates and would llko to heat
from strictly first-class or nemlprofes
slonnl teams In Pennsylvania or Now1 Jen
so Address Baseball Manager, Stt
Anne's Catholic Club, Memphis and Tucks
er streets.
A ilist-dnss semiprafcssional traveling
club, with a strong schedule, can use a
llm-class catcher. Address T. KUleen,
2221 North Lawrence street.
Tho Alma Baseball Club Is a first-class
traveling team and would like to hear
from all first-class teams hnving xraunda
und paying a fair guarantee. Address A.
P. Byrne, 230S East Lehigh avenue,
A hard hitting Inflelder, late of the In?
lerstnto League, Is open for engagement
for Saturday nnd Sunday. Address H?
Gallagher, 2018 McClelland street. n
RUNS SCORED BY
MAJORS LAST WEEK
AMERICAN LEAOUC.
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Athletics O 3 0 B 4 12
noston 3 4 4 'B IT
CtUcsio 0 4 4 I a
Cleveland S 3 S 1 2 Ji
Detroit I ft 1 2 a Ji
Nov York 1 1 4 n 4 iu
St. Louis O a II a 14
Washington 0 2 1 3 3
NATIONAL LEAaUE, '
liosmn 14 1 n 4 n nf
Urooklyn B 1 11 8 "4 1 St
Chicago 2 7 S S 2 10 0 40
Cincinnati .1 2 ft 3 1 I A
New York 0 1 0 4 8 10 33,
Philadelphia 0 4 1 s 11 21
I'lltrhllrKh 8 10 2 3 3 10 34
St. Louis J ft 2 3 2 IS
FEDKHAL LEAGUE.
Ilaltlmore 4 0 O 4 10 It
Urooklyn 3 4 0 12 fl 31
Ituffalo 802715 IS
ChlcJ'o 3 10 II 1 (I 10 si
Kansas City 4 7 12 2 23.
Nawurk 4SOir. 723-
Pittsburgh 10 1 3 12 0 0 :
St. Loula B ft a ia Si
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