EVENING LEDqER-yHIE'ADEEPHra:: FEID'AY, ftPRITJ 7, 1010.
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ATHLETICS AND PHILLIES STILL BARNSTORMING IN DIXIE OTHER NEWS OF SPORTS
YOUNG CORBETT
IS REMINISCENT
OVER OLD FIGHT
Joe Humphries Tells Inter
esting Facts About
Terry McGovern
YoutiR Corlictt wnlltcd Into Madison
Squnro Gnnlen on tlio MrM Hint Vrpclttlo
Welsh nml Benny Leonard looil t'orlictt
nml Joe Humphries sat toRCtlier on a. sin
Bio clinlr watching tlu two grrnt IlKhl
weights raco Ihroiisli their 10 lotiml of
linnl milling. "lllll." salit Humphries,
suddenly, "do joii remember where ou
were. 13 yenrs ngo this very tilRht this
Very hour?"
Corhett loo1ed tip with a surprised
Blanco at the slhor-throntcd one.
"Thirteen years nRo. Olvo ma some
thing easy will you?" said Corbet.
"Well. Blnro you forget I'll remind you."
came back Humphries "It a.t in yoarM
nfo tonight that you Knocked out Terry
JtcOovcrii for tlio second time In the light
at San Francisco."
"Thirteen year ago tonlRht." mused
Corbett thoughtfully. "Oee, tlmo N u
IloctlnR old bird, Isn't she. ,loe? So I
Knocked that llttlo follow out in c.irs
ago," continued Corbett Then he slid
denly seomed to remember that Humphries
was McGoNcrn'a friend at tlio time 'nr
bctt leaned oxer nml touched Humphries
on tho nrm.
"No hard fcellngf. ,Ioe," s.lld the onoo
grent fighter as ho held out his pudgy
hand.
"N'onc In the world," mine bid: Hum
phries And they shook on It.
Homo one nsked Humphries the other
day whether Terry McGovern uns ever
lightweight champion of the world
"Ho waq and ho wasn't," answered Joo.
"It was this wa. Terry and Krnnk
Hrno fought at 12S pounds Hmo was
tho lightweight champion of tho world,
having won the tltde from I-avlRnc Terry
knocked him out, nml though they weren't
lontcstlng at tho lightweight limit, Terry
got tho credit for knocking out the cham
pion of his class. Ho weighed it great
ileal lefs than Hrne. Terry went to Krne
after tho fight and said: 'I'l.ink, I don't
want jour title. I'm too small rt man to
defend It. They ro nil good Hoys In jour
class nnd it would be linking too much of
a llttlo fellow llko mo to sttnd them all
off Keep your title. I don't want It.'
"So you sec," said Humphries, "Terry
was never tho champion of tho light
weights because he refused to tako lime's
crown, though he knocked him out, after
llrno had weakened himself trying to
mako tho low weight "
NORTHEAST FRESH HOLD
IXTEimUHiMXft MEET
Main Street Athletes Take Early
Lead on Two Opponents
In a triangular neot between divisions
of tho Northeast High Schol freshman
class this afternoon tho Maul ttiect build
ing men took n lead early in the meet
over their opponents from tho Itli nnd
ltownril street hulldlngs
Felbcl, of tho main building, captured
tho 100-jard dash In tho fust tlmu of
11 2-r, with Shlrtzcr, of tho -I tit Mrcet
building, running a closo second. V'elbor
also won the 120-yard low hurdle.
Summary:
100-jard dash Won by rclliel. Main Tltilltl
Iiik, erennd. Hhtltrir. t til Strwt llullitlnij:
third, llctti. Main Ilullillnc 'lime II L'-ls
nunnlnc hlKh Jump "llo 1 t iti .Shoot.
Main, nml Hitter, .Main, third, Klpjmx. llh
Mrret HulMlm:. fnurth. I.tatlionnan. Howard
Street llullrllnu Hilrht. 4 ft 7 In
One Mile Won hy Itiuleliimh, Main IlulM
Inc. aecoml Lrltcrtr. Main Ilulldlns, third,
J-'tneberc. Honanl btrcct llulldlns. Time.
5m. 81 I'-ISa.
120-yard low hurdle Won by IVlbel. Mnln
llull'llnc. Hpi-ond llemejscrtlo. Main llulldln,
third, Tiolor Main IlulldlnK, fourth, Iilltr,
IInard JlnllJInir
I'oIb Mitilt Won by Stfpheny, Jlaln Tlulld
InK. second. Sclbel, Main liulldlm;, third Shoot,
Main llulldhiK.
Khotput (8 lbs J Won h Thomas, Main
llulldlnff, second Simpson, Tourth Street lllllld
InK, third, Strpheio, Main Ilulldlng fourth
Fritz Hownrd strut null linn lilstaiue, Hi (t
Half mile Won by Shoop Main, st-cond.
HelKcl. JInln. third. ooly Howard, fourth.
Simpson fourth Street Time 2m. L'Us
Red Sox Get Clarence Walker
BOSTON', April 7 Tho ncnulsltlon of rbir
enca Walker, heau'-htttinit outlleldi-r of tho St
l,ouli Americans by the lloston Americans
hns been announced. l. Is. ltoston's left
fielder. Is out of tho Rnmo ut prs-nt with an
injured thumb, and Walker may play his po
istt Ion.
Mr. and Miss Dolan Golf Victors
AIKHX. H. r, Ar-11 7 In a mixed handi
cap foursome raejard Bolt tournament Bln
eaterday afternoon at the l'alrnfitn tlolf
Club by Mr. and Mrs Mjirshnl! Klild ;i,,
Clarence W Dolan. pliylns with his daush
trr, Miss ltoso Dolan. won on the inh green,
20 feet from tho hole, with a Kcuru of U3.
A RECORD BREAKER
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Youne O'Doniirll i, otiue ,loluin Ihuulce
Jlnuny JlrCabe ts. Tniiinn JamNnn
Wllllo JarliKOn in. Abe Katiatotr
Ullllf Mrrlun ts. I.'irr UHIImim
Jimmy Duffy vs. Sam Robideau
Adm. S.lr llul. llr. .1Ur. rrna Ilex. 73c. gl.
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OUT FOR FIVE WEEKS
Jack Adnms, tho Phillies' thtrd
striiif: catcher, who lias been
showing up so well in tho South
this spring, had his finger split
so badly in the Philly-Richmond
gnme yesterday that he will not
be able to get in harness again
for at least five weeks.
STRUNK HELPS MACKS
BEAT RALEIGH TEAM
Continued from I'tuco (Inn
Italclgh scored four runs In ono Inning
whllo ho was on tho mound
A line drlto hy Howe, which got hv
Walsh for a homo run, wan responsible
for threo of the inns. Tho Athletics tuns
camo ensy as Ilnlclgh erred at Inopportune
moments nnd tho pitchers wero wild
I'lliST IN.N'INO.
Witt led off with n trldo to deep centre
llohertH muffed Walsh's fly and Witt
scored Strunk hit to I'arnham, whose
throw to second was to late to catch
Walsh Walsh nnd Strunk worked a
double steal and Walsh scoted when Howe
threw Into left field, Strunk going to
third. Oldrlng fanned Strunk scored
on a wild pilch. Molnnls nlso fanned
Meyer lllcd out to Schuyler. Threo runs,
one hit, two errois
Molnnls to f'rowell retired Schuler.
Williams walked Hush hoisted to Walsh.
ItohcrtR singled to eentie, Williams being
hold at second. Yenlmley fouled to Itlck.
N'o runs, one hit, no eriora
SIICON'I) INNING.
Pick llled to Schujler. lMwnrds fum
Ideil Malone's tai. Crowell sncrlllced,
I'ainhnm to Williams Witt sent a long
lly to Yeahbluy. No runs, no hits, no
errors,
McCord fanned Uduards llled to Old
ring. Walsh captured Howes' drive. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
TIIirtD INNING
Walsh filed to Mi-Cord Strunk went
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out the same way Oldrlng singled to left
nnd stole second Mrtnnlft singled to left,
scoring Oldrlng Me or filed to Schuyler
Ono run, two hits, no errors
Parnhtm was sate on Witt's fumble
Schuyler fouled to I'lck WJIIIams popped
to Witt Hush filed to Strunk. Jso runs,
no hits, one error.
ForitTIt INNING.
Pillion now pitching for Italclgh Pil
lion thiew out Pick Malone walked Pil
lion throw out Crowell, Malono taking (.ec
nnd lMwnrds threw out Witt. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
!tohrls fanned Yeahnley beat out an
Infield hit Witt fumbled McCord-
grounder, Yenlnlcy going to third lM
wnrds rlngled to left, scoring Yeabsle
Howe hit past Walsh for n home run,
scoring McCord nnd lldwards ahead of
him Pillion fanned. Schuyler fanned
Four runs, three hits, one error.
F1PTII INNINCJ.
Wnlh walked Strunk doubled to left,
scoring Wnlsh Oldrlng died to Schuyler,
Strunk Inking third after lha catch Mc
tnnls hit a sacrlllco lly to ltoberts, Strunk
scotlng Slyer lined to Schuyler. Two
runs, ono hit, no errors
Williams went nut to Mctnnls, unnsBlnt
ctl. Johnson batted for Hush. Johnson
singled to left ltoberts llled to Strunk.
Ycabslcj, nlso filed to Strunk. No runs,
ono hit, no crrots
SIXTH INNINGS
Johnson playing short for Ilnlclgh. Sir
Cold throw out Pick Slalono walked
Schnng batted for Crowell Slulono went
to second on a passed hnll. Schang's
high lly fell safe behind second and ho
got it double, but Slalono wnn held nt
third. Witt walked, filling the bases
Walsh lilt to Piltlon, and when ho threw
wild Slalone, Schang nnd Witt scored,
while Wnlsh went to third. Strunk fouled
to Howe. Oldrlng fanned Threo runs,
ono hit, one cum
Morrlselto now pitching for the Ath
letics SleCord singled to centre lid
wards walked Howe llled to Walsh. Me
Cold taking Ihltd after the catch Double
steal was tiled, but SleCord was nailed at
the plate, SI or to Slalono to SIer. Currlo
batted for Pillion nnd walked. Schuyler
singled tn left, scoring Kdwnrds Our
rio stopped at second Williams walked
filling tho bnhes Johnson fanned One
run, two hits, no errors
SHVrJNTII INNING
Hook now pitching for Ttalclgh. SIcIn
nls wnlkcd. Slyer fanned Stelnnls was
caught napping. Hook to Wllllnms. Pick
beat out nn Infield hit SInlone doubled
to left, Pick stopping nt thrld Morris
Eotto singled to left, s-eoring Pick and
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Slalone Slorrlssetle took second on n
passed bnll Hook threw out Witt Two
runs, three hits, no errors
ltoberts singled to left field Yeabsley
fanned McCord Pled to Oldrlng Mor
rlssetto threw out Kdwnrds No runs, ono
hit, no errors
KIOHTH INNING.
lMwnrds fumbled Wnlsh'a grounder.
Walsh stole second Strunk doubled to
centre, scoring Wnlsh Oldrlng singled
to left, scoring Strunk. Stelnnls went out,
Wllllnms, unassisted SIcr was thrown
hy Johnson. Oldrlng tnklng third. Pick
filed to Ycnsbley. Two runs, two hits,
ono error.
Pick fumbled Howe's grounder Hook
walked Schtiler singled, scoring Howe,
but Hook stopped nt second. Williams
walked, rilling the bases. Pick throw out
Johnson, Hook scoring Schitlcr scored
and Wllllnms took third on a wild pitch
ltoberts fanned Witt fumbled Yenbsle) s
grounder, Wllllnms scoring Yeabsley died
stealing second, Slyer to SInlone Pour
runs, ono hit, two errors
NINTH INNING.
Slalone walked Stntono stoto second,
took third on Howe's wild throw nnd
scored when Schuyler fumbled Slorrls
setto filed to Yeabsley. Witt singled to
centre. Witt stole second. Witt stole
third Walsh singled to left, scoring Witt.
Walsh stole second, look third on Howe's
wild throw. Strunk singled to right,
scoring Wnlsh Oldrlng hit Into a doublo
play, Kdwnrds to SlcCoid, to Williams.
Three runs, three lilts, three errors
SlcCortl doubled to centre. Kdwnrds
fanned Himo mndn nn Infield hit, Sle
Cord Btopplng at third Hook hit to Slor
rlsetto and SleCord wns caught nt the
plate, Slorrlsette to Stcr to Pick to Stor
rlsctte. Hook oNcrrnn first on the play
and Slonl'ctte ran him down, complet
ing an odd double play. No runs, two
hits, no errors
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I.w Fink Johnny liughrey s Itoy Hurst.
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NKW YOItK, April 7 Joshua Cran3
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