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LOCAL LEAGUES .
ARE READY FOR
OPENING GAMES
lCHASE LEADING THE
BATfcSJ.VUii.lN UJ JtSUTJtf. 1VJLAUUK
. , LEAGUES TO PRESENT TIME
t ' ' '
knw. .300 Amos.Strunk Also Among- Elite'
-of Sluggers Baer Going on Bases
tho
3i.
In
ma
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' ' tit- HupoitntnlTA nf -
ECfcrt, f Brooklyn. Is second
5.. i Tncue and also In tho i
m in Chief Mender and 'Orover
SL the Phillies In hitting,"
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E rj the la tt r ha swatted sa
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l;um n .. '-.. -, .
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RffwSlKto the only member of
fe,-rtWis who Is clouting at
-sltttla "'.. n.t.ler n now s
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gffiHead. the American!
V2m Siei with an average 0-
.the
' twice
safely
Phils
with
the
above
Mug-
League
,38.
of Pitts
".. . ..a TlnrneV-
?"S ihe base "stealers with an
ETJR. bittln averages below will be
Rnly tnofe hitting .200 or better
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.431
.412
.4U8
,40
.400
.3(8
.370
.376
.375
.875
.857
,330
.342
.330
.330
.333
.333
.333
.833
.833
.327
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:u.ciiu...,..83
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20
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11
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.21)11
.288'
.207
.207
.204
.2111
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.280
.280
.270
.273
.273
.278
.271
.'208
.207
.2(13
,203
,.203
.257
.257
.255
,230
.250
,250
.230
.230
230
,230
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1 10 .248
16 .'245
10 .245
IB .288
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jpVHWAL BATTINQ AVEnAQES
S . . AMERICAN LUAQUE
fe- ThSJIv..ln,:,l"8 ,th rrd of
k rautadiya game. May 4,)
10
a
10
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10
17
21
11
10
13
13
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8
14
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1
1
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,220
.211
.217
.215
.214
.213
,213
,210
,207
,205
.204
.200
.200
.200
.200
.200
.200
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1 ,433
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8 ,884
IB .880
Smith, Cleveland..,,
Janvrln. Doaton,. ,.
Blaler, St, liula.,..
High, New York,..,,
JVambsgnrua, ciete.
Hurnn. Detroit .,,,.,
Ptfunk, AtMetlce.,..
Rhawkfy, New 'York
Clcotte, Chlcniroiii,
Btellbauer., Athlejlca.
Ilarttel. New York..
Dumont. Waehlngton
Alexander, New York
Hhnnke. Wnnhlnnlon.
Hooper Doston,,,,.
HobilUell,. Dmton ,,
Nunamaker. N. Y ..
Hellmnn, Detroit..!.
Mcllrlde, Waehlngton
John Collins, Chicago
Cobb. Detroit... . ,
Jackson, Chicago, . .
Milan. WArfhtrlgton.
Carrlgan. lloston....
Younu. Detroit. ....
Walker, Iloatnn, , . ,
Morton, Cleveland...
Moeller, Waehlngton
Oedeon, New York .
Ilorton. Ht. Louie,, .
Keating. New York..
I'lank, Bt, I.oule...,
flallla, Waahlngton. ,
Fournler, Chicago...
McMullen, Chlcaga..
Morgan, Washington
Itoth, Cleveland. ..
Kelech, -Chlrnrto.. .-. .
Oraney, Cleveland
Lewis.. Doston
parenport, St. Louis
Veach. Detroit......
Gardner, Boston...,
Ollhooley. New York
Johnson, Washington
Harry. Boston
Lajole, Athletic
rick. Athletics......
ftaverold, Ht. Louis..
Murphy, Chicago,...
Cnveleskle. Cleveland
demons, St. Ioul.i..
Ilrcsslr, Athletics,,
McNnlly, Iloiton....
Campton. Boston , .
Pratt, St. Louis.. .
Itendrlckeon. Boston.
Crawford, Detroit.
Ed Collins, Chicago,
Rhotten, St. Louis. ..
Williams, Wash
Rondeau, Washington
Johnson, 8t. Louis.
Malael, Now York. . .
Miller. St. -Louis....
Bchalk. Chicago...,.
Mnrslns. fit. Louis..
Witt. Athlotlcs
Magee. New York. . .
Manage, Detroit,...
Vltt. Detroit
Turner. Cleveland. .
Foster. Washington..
Jlalton. Detroit
Lynn, Chicago. ...
Plpp. New York. ..
Hartley. St. Louts.
Chapman, Cloeland.
Onndll, Cleveland...
Weaier. Chicago....
Ijvvan, St. Iiuls..,.
Oldrlng, Athletics...
Baker. New York...
Bush. Detroit
Tobtn, St. Louis..,
Bagby, Cleveland,...
Shorten. Boston
Cady, Boston".). ....
Morlarty, Chicago .. .
Jemlson, Washington
Mullen, New York..
Moyers. Athlotlcs.. .
Llebold, Chicago....
MeVers (catcher). Ath.
Mclnnls, Athletics...
Walsh, Athletics. , . .
Bush. Athletics....,
Thompson. Athlotlcs,
Schang, Athletic
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8 13
11 24
8 !
11 10
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8
20 .1
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0
n
o
o
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1
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10 .831
33 .348
8 .348
13 .344
IB .342
1
17 0
7 22
(1 13
14
4 17 1
11 28 8
0 19 4
0 3 0
& 17 1
2 Z
4 5
12
318
4 .833
2 .318
1 .833
2 .333
3 .383
1 ,333
12 .318
21 .322
10 .821
24 ,321
87 .310
18 ,812
20
20
20
2
2
2
2
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1
n
4
10 18 3
a
o
o
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7 12 0
12 21 O
13- 21 2
ft 12 3
0 8 0
10 20 8
0 17 4
n in 8
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ft IA 2
ft 10 1
8 131 3
Q II
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.300
.807
.300
3 ,300
20 ,298
2 ,208
ft ,294
lft ,298
23 .290
2 .280
2 .280
2 .2111
2 ,280
20 ,281
T .280
10 .28(1
17 .270
80 .278
30 .273
17 .278
8 .273
37 ,207
20 ,200
10 ,283
0 .203
0
0
1
1
0
4
11
4 0
0 17
in 10
3
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2
1
1
1
1
10
11 o
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,202
.238
.250
.250
11 ,.250
. 2 .25(1
2- .250
a .210
1 .230
50
240
0
0 It
2 ft
7 10
1 4
4 15
.1 14
0 13
1
21
14 .244
ll
20
,243
!243
20 .242
H .240
18 .280
7 ,238
17 .233
4 .'233
0
14
1
11 10 1
10 13 .4
10 10
1 2
10
18
10
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8 10
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14 0
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1
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8
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1 2
1 2
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"3 It
IS .220
21 .225
17 .224
27 .222
2 222
2 !'22'2
17 .220
12 ,217
11 .217
22 .210
3 .213
.10 .211
20 .200
10
in
10
1
10 ,200
!00
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2 .200
2 .200
3 ,2110
1 .200
10 .100
14 .175
H ..175
1 .082
1 .071
4 .033
riTCHEnS' RECORDS.
American League.
o. w. l. ir. w.r.
7 4
Faber, Chicago......
Leonard Boston.....
Coumbe. Cleveland.,
llagby. Cleveland....
Danforth. Chicago. .
Fisher. New York...
Markle. New York..
Kloepfer. Cleveland..
Cullop, New York...
(Ireircr. Uotori
Johnson, Washington., 0
num. iioston ..........
Morton, Cleveland....
Cunningham. Detroit.
Boehllnr, 'Washington.
Shawkey. New York..
Harper, Washington,.
Dauss.- Detroit: ..'..,.
Qroom, St." Louis,'. .... 8
nusn. I'nuaaeipnia. . . . n
caveiaxie. Detroit -. . .
Coveleskle, Clevoland. .
Clcotte. Chicago .. ..
Russell. Chicago . , ( .
Boland. Detroit
Davenport. St. Louis
Wellman, St. , Louis . . .
Oallla. Washington..,,
Nabora. Philadelphia..
Myers, Philadelphia. . ..
Rhorei .Bolton..
Scott. Chicago
Foster. Boston
Caldwell, New" Yprk . . .'
Pennock, Boston.
Crowell. Philadelphia. .
Park. Ht'. Loul
McCabe. St. Louis
Plunk. St. Louis
Dubuc. Detroit
Wolfgang. Chicago. . .
Williams, Chicago
Mitchell, Cleveland . . . .
riTCHERS"
National
Av.
I) 33, I) 1.0011
3 8 0 24' 0 1.000
4 3 0 24 0 1.000
ft 2 0 20 0 1.000
4 2 0 21 0 1.000
3 2 0 211 0 1.0(H)
2 2 0 7 1 1.000
4 1 O 28 0 1.000
3 10 .10 1.000
2 10 7 0 1.000
0 ft 1 41 1 .833
5 4 1 30 O .800
ft !l 1 20 ' 1 .710
4 2 1 21 3 .(107
4 "2 1 10 0 .007
3 2 1 17 0 ,007
5 8 2 St O ,(ini)
8 3 3 80 0 .500
.1 3 34 0 .5011
3 8 .10 1 .300
T 2 i HU 1 .OUU
0 2 2 311 1 ,300
B 2 2 20 0 .500
H. 1 1 15 II .500
8 11 7 0 .300
8 1 1 48 1 .500
B '2 3 18 1 .400
0 1 2 17 O .811
A 1 2 30 1 .333
ft 1 2 27 3 ,333
4 1 2 21 0 ,113
0 1 3 10 0 .210
8 1 3 21 1 .25')
4 13 .13 2 .2.10
5 0 1 13 0 .000
4 O 2 12 0 .000'
U 0 1 15 O .000
4 0 0 10 0 .000
4 0 1 14 1 .000
t 0 1 IT O ,000
7 0 1 IB 1 .000
0 (I 2 20 O .000
5 0 4 21 3 .000
re
B 2
Packard. Chicago.
Cooper, Pltsburgh 4
F, Miller, Pittsburgh... 4
Hughes. Boston B
Tyler. Boston 3
Williams, -St. Louis..., 4
Moselety. Cincinnati.. 3
Mclfenry, Cincinnati.. 3
Beulbach. Boston 2
Dell. Brooklyn 2
nucker. Brooklyn 1
RUey. Philadelphia.... 3
Demaree. Philadelphia. 3
Alexander, Philadelphia ft
Rudolph. Boston ..,.,,
Tesreau. New York,...
Doaki St. Louis..,.,,,
nauee. til, i,ouia,.,,,. a
Schneider, Cincinnati;. 0
Lavender. Chicago.,.. 4
McConnell. Chicago.,,. 4
Mamaux, Pittsburgh... 4
Coombs, Brooklyn 4
Cheney, Brooklyn,.... 4
Ames. St. Louis.,,
Jasper. St. Louis
Dale. Cincinnati..,,.,, u
Mitchell, Cincinnati.... 2
Hendrlx. Chicago 3
Vaughn, Chicago...,. , 4
Harmon. 1'UUburgti... 4
S. Smith. Brooklyn,.,, 4
PfatTer, Brooklyn...... 3
McQuillan. Philadelphia 2
Meadows. St, Louis,,,, B
Toney, Cincinnati...,,, 0
flchuli, Cincinnati 7
KantUhner, Pltaburgh., 4
Barnes, Boston , 4
Adams. Pittsburgh.... 4
Hall. St. Louis 8 O
Orlner, St. Louis...... 8 0
Jacobs. Pittsburgh...., 3 0
Schauer. Now York,.,, 4 O
Stroud, Nsw York.,,.. 40
nECORDS.
League.'
O. W, L. If.
I o Id
O 13
O It
0 23
0 15
O If
O 24
O II
10
8
7
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37
20
25
24
20
35
17
20
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14
U 1 12.
1 20
1 1?
2 20
2 IS
1 .13
1 10
1 10
2 28
2 28
2 30
2 24
2 22
3 27
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0
0
1
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0
0
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1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
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1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
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,750
.007
,807
.007
.607
,807
,007
.007
.607
.607
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,500
,500
.500
.300
.son
.300
.300
,300
.500
,331
.331
.33.1
,3.11
.333
.210
.000
,000
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,000
.000
McCourt, Three-Cushion Champion
CLEVELAND. May a. Charles McCourt.
of Pittsburgh, won the Interstate three-cushion
billiard league championship by defeating John
Scanlan. of this city, 60 to 89, In his final
match of the season.
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN'
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL 1.RA1UK.
Uob. Won. Jot. rrti
rirooklf n 8
lloeton ft
Phillies 8
Chicago 0
Cincinnati ,...,,.10
Ht. Louis ,. ,. ,0
I'lttKbnrrli ... 7
ew lork ., ... 2
4
ft
0
7
I)
9
111
11
.807
.018
.1171
.381
.520
.500
.412
.131
Win.
.09
,813
,600
.388
.550
.StO
.411
Lose.
.015
.571
,3.13
.310
,300
.474
.380
.143
Clnb.
Washington
i lerrinnn is
New York .... 9
Rotten 10
hlcngo 10
Detroit 0
Ht. I411IS .... 7
Athletics ... s
AMERICAN l.FOUE.
Won. Lout. Pel,
0
7
8
0
II
10
10
12
.047
.031
.310
ftjfl
.410
.474
.412
.291
Win.
.607
.830
.830
.330
.500
.800
.414
.813
Lof.
.011
.600
.500
.300
.431
.430
.389
.278
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LKAIIUn
Bolon nt New York Clear.
Philadelphia nt llronklrn Clear.
Cincinnati at HI. Ixinlv Clear.
Chlrngn nt PltKlitirgh Clear.
AMI'HICAN LKAfllT.
New lork nt Boston Rain.
Wn'hlniton nt Philadelphia Clear.
Cleveland nt Clilcnro Clonily.
Ht. Loul nt Ktlrnil Cloud).
INTBRNATinN'AT. I.TUUVi:
Montreal nt Newark Clear.
Toronto nt Prnvldence U11I11.
llulTalo nt Bnltlmorc ( tear.
Ittheter nt Richmond Clear.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL I.IUHUi:.
llrooliUn-l'lillllc Rain.
t hlrago. St l'lttehiirgh. 3 (13 Innings).
HI. Lntilv Pi Clnclnnntl, 7.
New ork-llofttAii llaln,
AMI'.RICAN LEAdt I..
AtliletlrsAVnsMngtnn ltnln,
HI. LouU, 5 Detroit. 4. . , ,
New ork, 81 Boston, I (13 Innings),
l.'leielund, 3 Chicngo, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LllKIt E.
Onltlinore, 81 llnlTiilo, ft.
Richmond, Di Rochester, 8.
MHM
COOLG
RUTGERS TRACK MEN
DEFEAT SWARTHMORE
Events Pulled Off on Whittier
Field Final Score Is
58 to 54
Bon-
flrsti
SWAItTHMOnn, Tn., JIny 0. Tho UHt
gers track team dofeated Swarthmoro this
morning by the score of 58 to 51 on Whit
tier Field. Tho Garnet men won Blx firsts
out of 14 events. Two Rutgers men,
Butler nnd Segcr, wero tlod in tho high
Jump ovent with five feet six Inches.
The aummarlea:
440-ynnl dash Coleman. Rutuers. first
ner. Swarthmore, Kecond. Time. 52 l-.is,
MAO.vnnl ,lftsh.naker. Hwarthmore.
W.lluan. IliitirerM. Mernnil. Time. 2 O.t 1
Two-mile run Smith. Hwnrthmore. first!
Shel. Rutgers, Hecond. Time. 10:38.
High Jump Butler and Seger. both of Rut
gers, tied at ft ft. 0 In.
Broad Jump Pohllg. Swarthmore. firm;
Mason. Swarthmore. second. dlHtance, It) ft.
Pole vault Breckley. Rutgers, first! Brown.
Swarthmore, second. Height, 10 ft, In.
Hammer throw Sallanbee, Rutgers flrnt!
Cordon. Swarthmore. i setond. Distance. 1111
Discus throw Luster. Rutgers, first; Hoot.
Swarthmore. second. Distance. J07 ft. 7 In.
220-yard hurdles dowdy. Swnrfhmnre. first:
Mason. Hwarthmore. second Time. 28 2 5s.
100-yard dash Durfy. Kwurthmore. first;
Bowles. Rutgres. second. Time, lu f Js.
220-yard dash Won b Coleman, Rutgers,
flrit: Bowles, Rutgers, second. Time. 21 15s.
Mile run Won by SlacDonald, Rutgers;
Maule. Hwarthmore. second. .Time. 4m. 41;.
120-yanl high hurdles Won by dowdy,
Swarthmore. first; Seguer, Rutgers, second.
Time. 1(1 2-3s, "... .
10-pound shot-put Won by Luster. Rutgers;
Hoot. Swarthmore, second. Distance, J7 ft.
3U In.
ED CREGER, PROMINENT
AS CRICKETER, IS DEAR
He Was Star Player With Philadel
phia Cricket Club
Kdward M. Cregar, one of Philadelphia's
best-known cricketers, died tills morning
at his residence, 7201 Boyer street. Chest
nut Hill. He was born In Philadelphia on
December 28, 1869, and nt an early ago
he became interested In cricket. He flrbt
played for the old Tioga team, of which
J n. King also was a member, and later
Joined the Belmont Cricket Club, of
which he was a member for many yearB.
At the time of his death llr. Cregar was
a member of the Philadelphia Cricket
Club.
Mr. Cregar was a nrst-class medium
pace bowler, and a fine hard-hitting Bats
man On many occasions lie represent
ed the United States In international
matches, and he first visited Hngland with
the Gentlemen of Philadelphia in 1903.
and In 1908 he was manager of a team
that toured England. He Is survived by
his widow and five children, all sans.
Stecher Wins in Straight Falls
rinCAQO. May 0. Using his favorlto body,
aeluora ondvrlst lock. Joe Stecher last night
Slioosed of William Demetral In straight falls.
?i'po5, in T U'42 and the second In 22W.
Charfea ciue? won in 'straight falls from
Antolne Jlrxa. ,
Collegiate Track Meets I
on the Tapis Today
Diirtiunutli-Penn. at 1 rutiMIn 1 If Id.
I'rlticetnn-Ynle. nt New llnten,
llnrtnrd-Cornell. at Ithacn.
Hsraciise-Plltxburfh, ut Pittsburgh.
Ilrnnn-Coliunblit, ut New lork,
Williams-Amherst, tit Amherst.
Lufnsrttr-N'aiy. nt Annapolis.
Ktitgers-Hunrlliinore. ut Huurthmore.
llrNlciiin-Colgute, at Mtildletonn.
.11. I. T.-Ilbwiloln, nt Brunnnlrk,
SCHOLASTIC TRACK MEETS.
Maryland Agricultural College, ut College
Park. Mil.
Penn stale, nt Slate College. Pn.
Hwartliinore College, nt Sunrtliraore, Pa.
Chcltenhuui High School, at Chelten
ham, I'll.
PIMLICO ENTRIES ON
MONDA Y'S PROGRAM
First race, selling, maiden 2-enr-olls 14
furlongs llendelt. 112; Good Gracious. 112;
llluo Ballot. 104. Eden Park. 100: Chelsea,
lot; (lratliude, 104: "Snlly Boots. 1U4; Almee
T.. 100: 'liar of Phoenix, 107: Light Shoes.
JO): Aba Martin. 12: Highway, 100.
Second race, selling, steeplechase. 4-ear-nlds
und up. 2 miles Royal. 144: Ormeail, 131;
Ptolemy, 130: Ruslla. 134; Handrunnlng, 154;
Sund Hog. 1341 Little Hugh, 144.
Third race, selling, ll-yeur-olds. (I furlongs
Pnymastor. 10, Eddie T.. 110; Txe Lai, 100;
'Handful. 105: Edith Bauman. 103; Life. 103;
Casco. lOOi Plkeland. 110: aloamer, 110; Dr.
Gremer. 110: McLelland. 10.
Fourth race, for 2-year-olds. 41 furlongs
Lucille P.. 100: Conowlngo, 100; Cherry Belle.
100: Lobelia. 100; Tanes, 112; Posltano, 112.
Fifth race,' the Clubhouse Handicap. 3-year-olds
and up, 7 furlongs -Plumose. 03; Tod n'
the Morning. 110; Uncle llryn. 101; Prohi
bition. 101: Judge Wr ght. 102; Tom E word
07: Protector. 03: Rhine Maiden. 03; (Imp.)
Short Grass, 121 ,. ,
Sixth race, selling handicap, 3-year-olds and
up, mile and 70 yards lilack Pine, lu.l,
Brooms Edge, 111): Harhard, 10ft; Jem, 107;
Tamerlane, 105; Duke of Dunbar. 100; Braic
cunarder. 1131 Horry Lauder, i 07 1 .Stalwart
Helen. 101: o, M. Miller, 100: Gloaming. 100,
Captain Parr. 00; Illuminator. 101; lodellng.
Seventh race Tho Clubhouse Handicap, sec
ond division. 3-year-olds and up, 7 furlongs
Sir William Jolinson 00; (ireenttood, 02
Chrlstophlne. 00; Holiday, "0i Corin, n8
Madame Herrmann. 02; Fllttergold, 11J;
Prince Henry, 10": Celto. 104.
Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather
clear; track fast.
' Yale Not in Spring Regatta
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. May 0. All three
Yale varstty crews have Deen withdrawn from
tha sprlmr regatta this afternoon. Coach Ouy
Ntckalla hua decided to keep them on the
Houaatonlo River for practlc instead of
bringing them down to New Haien Harbor
for tha day.
MYERS OR CROWELL
TO FACE SENATORS
Griff May Select Young Harper
for Hill Work at
Shibe Park
The Athletics nnd Washington will re
sume tholr scries this afternoon. Man
ager Mack will use either Elmer Myon
or "Ml" Crowell on tho mound, whllo
Orlfllth Is going to depend on ypung Harry
Harper, the sonsatlonal southpaw. Crowell
hns been suffering with a heavy cold which
has kept him off the mound more than a
week, but ho reported In good trim on
Thursday and la ready to take his regu
lar turn on the mound.
Local fans are anxious to see Harper,
who Is said to have Improved wonder
fully. This youngster jins remarkable
natural pitching ability, but until this sea
son could not locate the plate, which made
his terrific speed and sharp breaking
curve ball of little value, Hq has shown
splendid form to date, and If he con
tinues at his present clip the Senators'
pennant chances aro greatly Improved.
If Harper has at last gained control,
tha Senators' pitching staff w make them
a factor for the first half or the season
at least, and with two men on the same
staff who can stand aa much work as the
youthful southpaw and the wonderful
Johnson, Washington may upset the dope.
If the other American League pitching
staffs do not show more than they have to
date.
Manager Griffith cut down his squad
again yesterday, when he released Glt
tlngs, young right-handed pitcher, to New
ark, of the International League. Glt
tlngs is a Washington semi-pro who has
shown great natural ability, but lacks experience.
Motorcycle Run to Rending
The Merncl-Popo Motorcycle Club, of this
city, will hold a run to Reading. Pa., etartlng
from Broad and Cumberland streets, tomorrow
morning ut 8 o'clock. When the riders reach
BlrdsDoro they will be met by tha Reading
Motorcytla club, who will conduct them
through to Reading, where a reiepllon will be
given the Philadelphia ns.
Layton Pocket Billiard Champ
DETROIT, May 6. John Layton, of Seda
lla. Mo. i last night won the world's champion
ship at rocket billiards from Emmett Ulanken
shin, of Detroit. The final score waa; Lujton,
450; Blankenahlp. 340.
College Pitcher to Get Trial
CHICAGO, May (J, Paul Des Jardlens. for
mer University of Chicago pitcher, will bo
fiven a try-out by the Cleveland Americans.
Is la in ull-round plajer. and Is wanted by
Cleveland as a utility man.
Philadelphia Golfer in Semi
WASHINGTON. D C . Mai 0 C It.
Williams, of the Philadelphia Country Club,
survived the first' night elimination rounds
flayed yesterday In the annual spring golf
ourney at the Washington Gclf and Country
Club In both his matches Williams won
easily, defeating Ssmuel Harris, of Bannock
llurn, 6 up und 5, In the morning, and winning
from J 11 Maxwell, jr.. or the Merlon Cricket
I , 'ub. 4 up and 8, in the afternoon. Williams
n.ets )r Ufa iiarDan, or i.olumDla country
Club, In the semifinal today
Don Dobco Wants Games
Tho Don Bosco Catholic Club will opi'n Its
season today with the strong Industrial A C .
of Camden, N. J. The Don Bosco C C. is a
flrst-cluss traveling team and Is rupldly lining
Its schedule All first-class teams wishing to
book this attraction will address 'I J Gior
dano 607 South 9th street. Philadelphia
DEVON HORSE SHOW
May 30, 31, June 1, 2
ROLLER 1 NEW 8100,000 PALACE RINK
HKATIM1 I 39th & Market Hit. Tonight
HA('1 I Cluimplonsblu ol IVnnsyliuiila.
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Race. Pittsburgh, Altoonu. NorrUtowu, Ches
ter H I'lillu. Races start 10 P. M, Adm, 23c,
BERT SMITH IS
PITCHING STAR
AT BRYNATHYN
Beats Benvyn, Allowing
but Two Hits Killers'
Tennis Team Strong
Bryn Athyn Academy Is winnlg its bPBo-
jball games nnd there Is a ccrtnln youth
named Ucrtle smitli. a twiner, wno nun
quite a fow things to do wltn the final
result. For when Bryn Athyn Academy
defeated Bcrwyn High yesterdny after
noon, 10 to 0, Smith had much to do with
the final verdict
Smith pitched a superb game for Bryn
Athyn. His record In tho last two gamcB
shows'only four hits scored ngalnst him.
for in the contest with Bcrwyn High
yesterday the visitors made only two
hits. Frost was on tho other end nnd
ho played splendidly for tho victors. Paist
and Mornn were the battery for Bcrwyn
High.
Chestnut Hill Acndemy'a tennis players met
a reverse In the match with the Uermantown
High School team at St Mnrtln'a cstorday
Tho brilliant work of Gillette, the Chestnut
Hill star, over Fisher, first singles tor Ger
mantown. was one of the feature contests of
the day. Gillette and Baldy scored the points
for the Killers.
Penn Charter led the preparatory schools
In the scoring In tho meet with the Penn
freshmen, which Is considered a. sign that the
Quakers will also v. In the Intcracndemlc track
and field championship title If Penn Charter
doesn't win the meet It .won't bo the fault
of Coach Cole, who has lost no ttma In get
ting his track and field stars Into cham
pionship form.
Tho Friends' Centrnl-Oermantown Arnilemy
baseball game, which was called off with so
many others lwcauso of the unfavorable
wonther. will be plned on .Monday afternoon
at the field. 14th street nnd Parkslde aenue.
Tho Friends' Central plajera aro prepnrlng for
a hard match
Captain Conoier. Saln nnd a number of
the Germnntnwn High School regular base,
ball plaiers were ery glad Indeed when the
weather caused the league games to be called
off. Grmantowu High's players are only be
ginning to round Into form.
Palmyra High defeated Ml Holly High i.
a Burlington County League game at Palmyra
yesterday afternoon The flnnl score was ft to
0. Young, tho Palmyra tnlrler, held the vis
itors to one solitary hit
Lato starts In baseball liae caused con
siderable trouble and some unpleasantness ow
ing to the fact thut many of tho studentB
live In other sections of the city nnd when
they attend tha games away from home It
Is u long time before they are abte to get
back again.
West Philadelphia High School tennis play
ers want to correct the Impression that Dur
nell. the first singles player. Is captain tit
tho tennis team. l.e, who Is confined to his
h me on account of sickness. Is leader of the
t.nnls team and not Durnell, ns waa recently
W nounced.
Throckmorton Wins in Singles
WASHINGTON, May 6. It A. Throckmor
ton, of New York, national Interscholustic
champion, won from H C Breck of this city.
In the; rlnal round of tha men's singles of
the Chevy Chase Club tennis tourney, 0-2, 0-3.
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OPENING GAME
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
PASCHALL vs. CLIFTON
PASCIIAI.L PARK. 01TH A KIJIWOOD AVE.
BAND CONCERT und STREET PARADE
Oame starts at 3:30 r. M, (ienerul udiu,, tit.
tJ. G. I. and Manufacturers'
Will Stage Initial Bat
tles This Afternoon
MONTGOMERY CO. STARTS
Local batebatl leagues nre getting un
der way for tho 1916 season. Last Satur
day marked the opening of several In and'
around Philadelphia, and today others nre
booked to start, Tho V. O. I and Manu-k
fncttlrers' Leagues will stage their Initial
battles this afternoon, nnd out In 'Mont
gomery County eight clubs nre on the'
mark for the 1916 race for tho pennant.
Special preparations havo been made
by the United Gas teams, nnd the presi
dent of tho company will throw out the
first ball. There arc six teams In the
league, and three games will be played,
on tho Northeast High School grounds,
29th nnd Cambria streets. Tho first will
start at 1:30 p. m , nnd the others will
follow until nil have been fought. The
management haa made preparations tn
hnmllr. n large crov.il, about 3000 being
expected
The Manufacturers' League has .four
games scheduled on opening day, to be
opened by tho heads of the various firms.
C. II. Wheeler plays Moore A White at
17th and Cambria streets. Carey Wall
paper Company meets II, IV. Butterworth
nt Bridge street nnd Tr,enton avenue,
Keystone Supply goes up 'against George
W HIabon Company at 22d and Hunting
don streets nnd William F. Fell Company
will battle Charles II. Elliott Companyi
at Broad street and Somorvlllo avenue.
Tho schedule wns adopted at K meeting
of the officials last Tuesday night. Tho
olllcers are' Thomas J. Callahan, presi
dent; James S. Wccdcn, vice president;
Wnlter P. Eble. secretary, and Fred Ort
lcy, treasurer. G. W. Nicholson has been
appointed olflclal scorer, and L. W. Mono-'
guo publicity manager. The board of
mnnagers consists of W. W. Urearloy.
Stephen ImhoiT. Wllllnm Bcndlck, John
F Ash, W. II. Wnlbel, Walter Huber, O.
W. Nicholson nnd Fred Ortley.
Tho Montgomery League will open ,ln
four different towns. Fort Washington at
Jenkintown, Wyndmoor nt Bethayres, La
Mott at Ambler and Willow Grove at
aicnsldo. This organization looks for a
prosperous season nnd some high-class
baseball will bo played.
The Industrial League will stage Its
scheduled games, as will tho Delaware
County nnd Main Lino Icnguos,
Tho Stetson A. A. will entortaln the.
Townndn A. A. at tho Stetson grounds,
4th and Berks streets, at 3 p. m. Shee-
ban or Eckert will twirl for tho visitor,,
with G. Armstrong behind tho bat. while
Coach Itoy Thomas will use Light and
Steienson as the battery.
LOCAL SCHOOLS IN ANNIJAL
SWARTHMORE ATHLETIC MEET
Victory' for 'Central High Would Bo
' V" ThrpelnRow
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The Swarthmore College ninth annual Inter
scholastic meet will 'be held on Whittier Field.
Swarthmore. today at 2 o'clock. Behoolbpyg
of Philadelphia and vicinity, are looking- for-
ward to this annual affair, with much Interest,
as It brings together all the schools of prom
inence In this section.
Nino- track and four field ovents make Up
Predictions nre thnt the Philadelphia high
schools Central. Northeast. West Philadelphia
and Roman Catholic together with Oeorge
School and Episcopal Academy, will fight It
out for the high point score. Central High,
champion of the 1014 and HUB meets, will
bo obliged to go tho limit to win the, third
and final leg on tho trophy.
Aeroplane to Race Auto
NEW YORK May 11 Miss Katherlne Stln
snn. of San Antonio, Tex., und Darlo Jlesla.
of London, will meet In the first heat of the
aeroplane versus automobile race, known as
the "earth and air match." at the Sheepa
head Bay Speedway this afternoon.
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National A. C. National A. C.
TONIGHT
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liuiy ijeroe v, aiu ,u- .
yrankle Conlrrey vs. Stanley Hlnckla
Young Pulton vs. I,ew Stinger
Johnny Cashlll vs. JTrankla VhlU
Darby Cusper vs. Hilly Cahlll
OLYMPIA A. A. KB Hifi&KGr.
MONDAY NIC.IIT 8:S0 SHARP
Young Johnny Dundee is. Jehnny Roy
Buttling Murray vs. Hilly lllnes
Mickey Donnelly s. Harrr Prleo
Jack Carroll vs, Larry Williams
Johnny Kilbane vs. Willie Jackson
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