EVENING fflDaEilr-BHiLABBLPHI,, SATTJBIUY, MAY 20, 1916.
'Bufcminriu
mm ZIMMERMAN AND TRIS SPEAKER LEADING MAJOR LEAGUE BATTERS-OTHER SPOBTS
E
ON
JXVVY CRAVATH ADVANCES
TO .300 ULASH; HELNIE ZIM
LEADING NATIONAL LEAGUE
KjXey and Demaree Have Perfect Pitching Ave
rages iris opeaiusr lops donnson's Circuit.
btrunK nitnng ws
winning streak of the Phillies
f 7. to nn Improvement In the
1Z whU has beer, good nil year, but
ti Cl that several of Moran'B beat
t TaCt l. ..,.. hlr normal stride.
K.Ti last begun to hit, and nlnoe
"...thbas at 1" .EL ,0o clags. Eddle
W'r.HIl slugging well over the coveted
IJerW 'V,i"pLgfccrt and Stock are just a
Krt. while rawcc" ,hatarCRl Zm B
te&u m I'ea,fue, with nn nvcr
IfiriVito' and Al Demnrco havo perfect
averages, tho rormcr navins won
WhilK r"?r'. three w thout losing,
JJ Is credited with tx victories
&W'l J defeats, Including Thutsday,
S" ... then lie naB uuuc ........ .....
Ikat since. tne." ...... u, utHnhnrirli.
.,V'Ckcr V topping the American
JfSB - ir. hitters, with nn averago 01 . i-.
iln. iBSF .. near Burns, of Detroit, is uos
llf!; gf and Stellbauer, of the Ath
LllfeitttVnS t a .346 clip. Amps
'"IKfKW9 . . nnlv other member or tne
WJVlilnit abovo .30(1. Ills figure 1b
Append"! ar. the Individual records
ii,,"r of the major leases:
AMERICAN L-UAiiuu
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ia n
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its. Detroit. ..
Suon. St. !
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n.h,'o';:.:y"'-.jo
P.?Y5!Hlo,. Clam! in
iun, Ath f t'- ii
.,
Hooper. VaS, '"' o
qroom, St. fxju , In
ljau'si. Detroit..". S
Cun.ilmrtinm, Dt ?
Davrnnort. Ht. 113
Uunsoll. (ihlcairo. 12
Ilolaij.l. Di-trolt.. 10
JJellmnn St, 1,,.. a
I'fttk. St. luls.. s
Hhora, )uaton .... n
Orir, lion 1 on ...,n
router, Iioiton . . , b
JlOnk, St. Louts .' 1-
n?M,r". Alhlellct. 7
Cnldvrell. N. Y... A
Dubuc. Detroit. .. 11
Mitchell, Cleve.,..
Sheehan, Athletica n
Crow.ll. Athlotlca, 0
Keatlnc . N. York. 4
James, Delrolt.... 11
Ayers, waah'trton. 0
S 87 11 a
3 1 10 12 0
S 12 12 O
J 1 JO 1 0
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5 2 29 6
7 S 80 12 1
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.000
.871
,R0
,800
CIIU
.800
.800
.800
,800
.800
.878
,B8!I
.838
.883
.280
.280
.280
.200
.107
.107
.000
.000
,000
.000
.000
.000
NATIONAL LEAGUE
INDIVIDUAL DATTINO AVEJIAOES.
:tnruir
rtfaj. 3 -mS, '"s Xouis". 15
treJlM' KBri? Va-hlnston. 88
iBwS.teS.u:r:iK
K?r:.v'rhTJaS iioo
I -IWfir. ' Wihliwton.. 48
" Sr?il- wf Ynrlt. 12
CrvZiiy. Boaton
'lt. Xlhle!".. 03
'Mitisr. at. i?i ,7l
-'' NS,7i Torlc"',inS
ikVocni.?.:::::1So
IL?'r,Yor,-,--li7
h.tevMhrnVton.42
iCeaiird. Boston J
illnTrln, Boston ..... . 2?
'ifiwlV New York. 01
'paidor-noaton: S3
'Una.' uosiun "
Kuan Detroit.,... 08
KSSiuah. N. V... J"
,5r,1 Cleveland ... 7
forttCst. Louis.... O
t., .---- ,1ft
relf. irfieveimiu .;;:
pm&n, CIcveianu.
..?
' !'!
W ' nnr. Washington.. iM .-
Ittl I'feUvan. Bt.. Louis,.., ;8 3 8
'ft .1 1. "Harper. Detroit ...:. 01
ftte. ,5fc fllrftell. New York.. 10 4 4
''rJBSVratt. St. Lou a 0T i JO
V'ilfipehin. Athletlca ... 4(1 0 111
iKeolT&KSwalih. Athletics .... OO 11 14
Sllft(n". Chicago 10 ? J
titjlHEiBirlatltvj chlcnito... B 1 J
li MHM
-ttMHlHt
3 28
-' 18
cf.0t
idtrk
M
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?3
'OlJrlm. Athletics.
f Thomas, llostnn . . . s
Toum. at. uiuia ra
Shotten, Boston 42
Hartley, St. Louis... Oil
Bash. Detroit, 8?
libubr, Cleieland.... ll
-'pllton, Detroit 11
jyfian. New York ... 72
nsrper. wasninsion. -n
Hirers, Athletics 48
PJirrr, ohlcaao ..,.'. 40
! pose, wasninsion. .,iM
Kclnnls, Athletics. . . on
chjlk. Chlcaco OS
Jinforth. ChlcagQ... U
elbold, Chlcaco 0
:ovntuh, Detroit. . 37
toward, Cleveland... 88
Weill. Cleveland. ... 87
Mtt. Boaton 40
Acaew. Boston. . . . 27
Atnimlth, Washlncton 7
Wrt. Bt. Louts .... 7
Sl)0r. Boston 7
'Baverofd. Hi. T.nuls.. "1
lll. St. "Louts 74
turaniDa, Cleveland,... is
aos,, t;ievsLana. . . . 2
iuju. Detroit 8
Autln. 8t. Loula. .. 24
Jsllmen. Bt. Loula.. 17
Sash, Athletics 18
intt. Chicago 0
is., unicaeo... u
ChleatYt .
Boston 2.1
uoston li
. Clevelunrl. . . 11
groom, 8t, Louis.... HI
TboniMon, Athletics. , 18
RVMll. Chlcaeo 11
jutcbei . Cleveland,., r,
Ctandall, St. Loula. . 7
jtoihllnf, Washington 8
Pabors. Athletlca la
ligasg, Chicago.
Knrizcr, Cincinnati., s
Mccarty, nrooklyn.. 10
McKenrjr, Cincinnati. 8
J. Myers, nrooklyn., 18
8- Smith, llrook yiJl i
Hendrlx. Chicago ... g
Zimmerman, Chlcago.113
Oowdy. lloaton 7
JJobertaon, New York 78
llarlden. New York.? 88
Bchulte, Chicago..... 70
Hlnchman, l'ittsburih 78
Packard, Chicago..". 5
D. Burns, Phlla 05
Chase. Cincinnati... so
Alexnnuor. Thlla..., 25
a. Burns, New York. 00
Cravath, Philadelphia 73
Mollwltg, Cincinnati. 23
Hnyder, St. Loula..,, 70
Doylo, New York.,,. 08
ilaninvUlf. Boston., 88
Cutshttw. ' ooklyn.. 88
Kauff. N'4 York... 88
1'askcrt. rr.lladelphla 88
Stock, rhllndiMa. . no
Wagner, rut. rgh. 04
I Williams, Chicago. 101
Clarke, Cincinnati... 03
Yerkes, Chicago,,.,,, 81
Ciroh, Cincinnati oil
Uonzatea. Ht, Louts,. 32
Iletzel, St. Loula 100
Konetchy, Boston,... 80
I' fetter. Brooklyn.,,. ,li
Whltted, Philadelphia ,4
Connolly, Boston 11
Fletcher. New York.. 0(1
J. Smith. Boston 78
McKcchnle. New York 07
Costello, Pittsburgh,. 30
Wllholt. Boston 00
Carey. Pittsburgh,.... 118
Jlowrey, Brooklyn... 71
Beschcr. St. Loula.. .10(1
Halcr, Chicago 08
Nealo, Clnclnnntl..,, 70
levers, Boston so
Collins. Boston 77
Jim Smith. Pittsburgh .11
Fischer, Chicago 3.1
Hornsby, r. Louis,,, 07
Wndo Kl!l.,r. CIn...l52
llacK. CTlcago...
Brotten, St. Louis
atallee. St. Louis. .
Daubcrt. Brooklyn
AD. n. H. S. TB. AVE.
0
3
1
0
0
2
0
10
10
10
4
12
14
3
8
10 32
1
14
0
a
11
18
18
8
11
13
14
IS
20
S
S
21
n
18
10
1
0
II
11
10
8 IB
2 8
111 10
12 20
12 10
JO 28
IS
li
14
H
31
23
7
23
20
20
20
20
23
20
27
20
18
23
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8
23
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21
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11
0
a
0
7
3
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.000
.407
.437
.too
.880
.878
.878
.888
26 .802
30 .347
8
0 80
2 43
SCelder. Chicago.
Adams. Pittsburgh..
NlehofT. Philadelphia,
Heck. St. Lous .... .
Harzocr. Cincinnati 110
Uritflth, Cincinnati. ..118
Long, St. Louts 7B
Doolan, Chicago 80
Merkle, New York... 84
Comptnn, Boston.... OS
Barney. Pittsburgh.. 08
Wheat. Brooklyn 77
Archer, Chicago 00
Otbson. Pittsburgh... 18
Gibson, Brooklyn 82
M)crs. Drooktyn,. ... 02
O. Miller, Ilrooklyn.. 44
Schultz. Pittsburgh.. 45
Snodgraaa, Boston,,. 18
Louden. Cincinnati. . .104
Johnson. Brooklyn.... 8.
Vlox, Pittsburgh 33
J. Miller St Louts.. 00
J. Smith, St. Louis.. 110
Stengel. Brooklyn.... 77
Ilflusch, New York... 34
Wlngo. Cincinnati.,.. 44
Hunter. New York... 10
Hudolph, Boston IS
Pondergnst, Chicago. A
U. Knabe. Pittsburgh 80
Wilson. Pittsburgh.. 28
Demaree. Phlla 10
Oood. Philadelphia. . 2(1
Luderua, Phlla. 84
McConnell. Chicago.. 10
Wm. Killefer. Phlla. 22
Zwllllnc, Chicago.... 11
Cheney, Brooklyn.,.. 11
Mann, Chicago 43
Dalrd. Pittsburgh.... 74
Butler. St. Louts.... 17
Schmidt. Pittsburgh, OS
Schneider. Cincinnati. 18
Bancroft. Phlla. 85
Johnston, Pittsburgh. 104
vaugnan, unicago... m
Tesrcau. New York,
O'Mara. Brooklyn,,.
Dooln. New York. . .
Ames. St Louts.,..
Hughes, Boston
Stroud, New York..
Wilson. St. L uia...
Beaton, Chlcugo....
Harmon, Pittsburgh.
Taney, Cincinnati...
lllv Phillies
McCarthy, Chicago.
Pionock. Boston.,,,
amts. Detroit..
frlckson, Detroit..
an. Athletic.
. .P Chicago.. ; .
iKTa' Wajblnirton.
!JWr Nw York!
fcx'wp. new York. .
E5t. Athletics.;
V.llVi
tleam.
Boaton,
3
ijFwlnton''.'.'
WJ Tork....
TO'anfl ,...
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"ton ,.
CLUB BATTINO nECOItDS.
AB.
110s
o.
20
28 88S
28 8111
21) II3S
80 0(1.1
27 882
27 841
27 87U
R.
124
118
101
Oil
120
10(1
82
80
H. SB. SH. Ave.
2.10
:s
1U0 31
'-'l 11 28
L-2U
200
8
20
SO
101 32
10O 28
,200
,2R2
.287
,284
.228
.227
1228
I- CSrolt
CttID FIBLDINO RECORDS.
B. TC.
'it.,.
fi :
PO.
734
787
770
880
880
782
741
710
A.
8(10
a38
332
420
821
804
409
1128
1230
12W
fi.VI
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4ll
01
40
111.0
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,1171)
,067
.00.1
,004
,1104
,083
062
,046
(1
27
PMcaro- ::! 8S
PKItfvv 18
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" 2D, 811. HR. Tn. KB. Ave.
n( it u a-ia as .ato
JH 2U
48 li
27 H
80 1?
. ISatrnt
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eruustlca . art 13
ft,,iui.. ; : 8ov-7
too ...::;::!! so v a
30
.'810
.313
,308
28.1
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TEN LEADING SLUaQURS.
SB. SB. HR, TB, ED
300
anj
308
202
2.10
!50
84
88
08
00
241 At
TEN LEADING BLUOQERS.
Mitchell, Cincinnati,
Corhan. St. Louis...
Mamaux. Pittsburgh.
K. Williams. Clnn...
rooper, Pittsburgh...
Mulligan, Chicago...,
Kantrehner. Pitts...,
Lavender, Chicago.,,
Meadows. St. Louis.,
Anderson, New York.,
Dale, uincinnau
Mayer, Phillies
Dell, Brooklyn..,,,.
Srhulz. Cincinnati...,
Allen. Chicago..
Kelly. New York...,
Pcrrltt. New York..,
Schauer, New York.,
Palmero. New York.,
Doak. St. Loula
Williams. St. Louis.,
Jacobs. Pittsburgh,,,
10
32
13
14
14
7
20
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8
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17
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12
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10
21
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.320
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.804
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.208
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.203
.287
.287
.280
.284
.281
.281
.280
.270
.278
.274
.273
.271
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.207
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.204
.204
.203
.203
.202
.200
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.213
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.280
.2.10
.280
.247
.246
.248
.244
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.238
.286
.285
.234
.233
.231
.231
.228
.227
222
1251
.210
.212
.211
.200
.208
.200
.203
.200
.200
.200
.200
.200
.200
.20(1
.100
.187
.182
.182
.182
.178
.170
.170
.100
,107
.18.1
.168
.188
.188
.1.10
.1.14
.143
.143
.143
.183
.131
.133
.12.1
.128
.123
.128
.118
.118
.111
.111
.108
.100
.100
,001
.083
.083
,013
,081
,071
.063
.047
.000
,000
,000
,000
.000
.000
htcain
Zimmerman, Chlcago.il
Wllllama.
Bescher. St. Louts
:-B. 8.B. II. R. T.D. 12.11.
4 5 II 61 32
a
Merkle. New York...
Oroh. Cincinnati......
inurgn,
lllnrhmun. Plttab
Doyie,' niw lor..
Maranvill. lloaton.
Bchulte, Chicago.,,.
05
48
41
80
43
40
4a
8(
8T
TEN LEADINQ BASH STEALERS.
f'ay. Cleveland .
ti,7h jrn,'ipiiu
m
EtllcE Ohlcaaa
fwter.' Washington
testes. :
t 1
88
,3
42
tl
40
43
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TEN LEADINQ BABB STEALERS.
VA
'""'. 5.1 8 15
I f Al.l. T r
I. PWlaaelpoJa ..;,...::.... 27 8 SO
!iV."ashlnston ... 28 H 20
4rih. Bt. Loula ".''""." -11 7 "II
"...Chicago. ......... ... 5t T 20
" nasoinjtton 2a T 20
M. WllMnvtn.
iT7T jKhlvs.
S''!:
PITfHn TrrnTins
EiySUlVlanclwlln tn" PlrJ Thuradgy,
n
", Cleveland s
Woo. JJsw York fi
CUvataaJ 4.
W&&T.X;!
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3 U ID -ft Ui.UUU
0 34 11 0 1.000
2 0 T O 1.000
1 5 IS 3 O 1.000
I a 6 i,gs
Carey. Pittsburgh 2.1 16 .04
Kauff. New York .....r,..23 0 ,80
Iletzel,. St. Louis ,, 20 10 ,85
Doyl. New York , .,,23, 8 ,83
Harney. Pittsburgh , 22 7 ,83
NlehoK. Phillies 24 7 ,20
Daubert. Brooklyn ,.,..33 B ,23
Zimmerman. Chicago , ,,,.28 8 ,21
Chase. Cincinnati 26 B ,1ft
Heriog, Cincinnati ...,.,,..,.,28 0 ,18
riTGHERS" RECORDS.
(Up to and Including Thursday' came. May 18)
U. W. LnBU.UU. wp. Avi
nixey, rniiiifs..,, g
Tyler. Boston..... 4 2.
Demaree, i'iuir. u
Moseley. Cincin'll. 4
Itagan. Boston..., 4
Sucker, Ilrooklyn. a
enton. fi. TC..,, B
Wllllamg. St. L., B
Hughes. Boston,.. 8
Alexander. Phllliea 0
PteRar, Ilrooklya. T
Tesrcau. N. Y., 7
Packard. Chic... S
Coomtrt, . Brooklyn. 4
Jasper, Blt.un I
Mamailx. Pitts.... 8
oallee, 01. n.....i
Chsney. Brooklyn. J
Mccoonell.cnicaco
Rudolph, Boston..
Schneider. Clnn..
Harmon, Pitta... . t
Doak, fit. Lous-- 9
Ames. St. Iui., 8
Dell. Brooklyn,... g
Beaton. Chicago.. 7
Anderson. N. Y.. 0
Perritt. N, Y...,. 5
Cooir, ritu.,.. 7
II
V.""??.'... "BKIiV
ijSichell Cincinnati 8
McKenry. Cloclu.. a
Reulbacfc. Boaton, 4
IlendrU. Chicago. S
n..n,mi(. Chlfl o
Lavender. ChiQ.... A
Meadowa. Bt. L. 10 2
figgass: W-l
SHS&AkSti.. I
ba,Wt etneUnaU. 8
i.
" IV I .' 1,000
0 IB 4 0' 1,000
0 11 12 1 liln
I 0 IS 1 1,000
10 7 3 0 1,000
1 0 4 1 0 i 000
1 0 10 3 1 1.000
10 3 3 0 1.000
4 1 22 10 I ,800
6 2 27 T 3 .760
4 2 16 13 0 1007
4 2 14 10 3 .687
2 1 0 11 0 ,667
3 1 , 8 l& I ,6d7
3 1 19 i 1 667
8 2 J4 20 0 600
8 3 18 8 0 .600
8 2 21 23 S ,800
3 2 82 fa ,600
i 8 23 8 O ',671
8 4' 33 18 I .056
8 3 20 p i soo
i 1 1? il l :Bg3
3 2 17 8 0 .800
2 2 i 19 la o .SOU
3 3 li 10 I 805
I ) 2 2 8 .
112 8 0 .800
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ROW AGAINST ORIMSpN VARSITY EIGHT
This Is a photograph of tho Cornell crow, which rows Hnrvnrtl's eifiht late this afternoon.
MACKMEN FIGHT
FOR BERTH IN
FIRST DIVISION
Crowell Will Try to Make It
Three Straight Over
White Sox
BRUNONIAN IN GOOD FORM
Manager Mack insists that "Ml" Crowell,
tho Brown University lad, Is going to prove
tho third star hurler of his staff, and In
tends to work tho big fellow roirularly un
til he strikes his stride, Crowd! has pitched
three splendid games out of four starts,
but could not get tho breaks and lost them
all. IIo will bo sent ngalnst the White
Hox In the final gnmo of the series this
afternoon, and Mack believes that he wilt
break his run of poor luck.
If Crowell comes through as well an
Mack predicts, tho Athletics will be In
splendid shapo for tho first swing through
the West. Joo Bush and Myers are going
along at a terrific clip, nnd Mack thinks
Jack Nabors will win n few games when ho
recovers from his Illness, and all Mack
asks Is a return to form by Crowell,
Yesterday's sensational victory put tho
Mackmen In sixth place, and It Is possible
for them to go Into a tie for fourth place
today by making a clean sweep of tho
series with the all-star cast, led by the peer
less Eddie Collins. Tho fans nre awak
ing to tho fact that Mack has gotten to
gether a game, fighting team, and one which
may fool tho critics beforo the season closes,
and a large crowd Is likely fo be on hand
today.
The Athletics have won seven out of the
last eleven games played, which surpasses
tho work of any other team In the league,
barring Leo Fohl's Cleveland aggregation,
which continues to bowl along at a dizzy clip.
Had It not been for the attack of "nerve's"
ngalnst Detroit the Mackmen would now be
lodged In tho first division, only a. few
games behind Washington. When one con
siders that the Athletics lost tho first six
games of tho season their come-back Is
really remarkable.
Manager Rowland, of tho White Sox, Is
very much worried by the failure of Mb
team to win. It Is one of the most power
ful "paper" aggregations constructed In
years, but somehow tho pale-hosed team
cannot get started. Rowland realizes that
another defeat today at the hands of the
Mackmen will shatter the confidence of his
players and delay the expected winning
streak. He Is In a quandary as to his pitch
ing, selection today.
Faber, his best pitching bet, was batted
hard In tho first game of tho series and
Clcotte, the most effective pitcher In tho
American League against the Mackmen,
lost yesterday. Ho has two stars tn re
serve, but doeB not know which to select.
Jim Scott, another man who troubles tho
Athletics. Is the moBt likely mound choice,
though the success of southpaws against
Mack's team earlier In tho year may Induce
Rowland to trust to "Lefty" Itussell.
WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
NATIONAL LEAOirE
Won Lost Pet. Win Loa
Ilrooklyn 14 0 .000 .025 .88.1
Boston II.. 13 10 .80.1 .881 .843
Phllliea 14 11 .860 .577 .838
Chicago 15 14 .817 .833 ,800
St. Lnuts ...... 11 16 .487 .484 .453
New York !. 11 13 .438 .480 ,440
Cincinnati 14 17 .453 .400 .438
Pittsburgh 18 17 .414 .433 .400
AMERICAN I.BAOUE
Won Lost IVt. Wlnf Lo
Cleveland 21 0 .700 .710 ,677
Washington ...'.. 18 It .621 .033 ,600
New York 18 12 ,sto ,338 ,500
lloaton 13 18 ,464 .581 .448
Detroit 18 10 .418 ,467 .433
Athletics 1? 10 .4:0 .418 ,414
Chicago 12 18 ,400 .411) .387
St. Louis 11 10 ,407 ,420 .893
PENNSYLVANIA STATU LEAOUK
w. l. r,o. xr. l. r.r.
Reading...,. 7 I .87.1 Harrishnrg. 3. fl .3711
Lancaster.. 4 9 .607 York 3 n ,188
Hhamokin., S 4 .886 Lebanon... 3 a ,J0
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. r.ti. XV. L. P.O.
Newark... IS 2 .867 Montreal... 6 0 .400
Richmond. 13 B .700 Rochester. . 5 12 ,:04
Baltimore. 13 0 ,084 llnffalo. . . . 5 13 ,178
Providence. 10 0 .625 Toronto..,. 8 13 ,188
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
XV. in P.C. XV, L. P.O.
Reading.... 6 3 .687 Wilmington. 4 4 ,500
Patersan.,, 0 S .fit.1 Allentown. . 2 4 ,383
Fottsvilie,. S 3 .625 ICa.ton I 7 ,125
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ut Ht. Loula partly cloudy.
Brooklyn at Chicago cloudy,
Boston at Cincinnati cloudy,
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh clear.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at New York clear.
St. Loula at Boston cloudy.
Chicago at Philadelphia clear.
Cleveland at Washington clear.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark at Montreal clear (two games).
Richmond at Toronto clear (two games).
Providence at llnffalo clear.
Baltimore at Rochester cloudy,
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Athletics
New
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
jl inicaau. v.
Verk, 2i Detroit. 3 (called 16 Inngs.)
St. Loafs. 'S Boston. 1.
Cleveland. 7 Washington, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
rittsburali. 4i Fbllltea. I.
Cincinnati. 81 Boston, .
Hrooldyn. 4i. Chicago, t.
New Verk, 8 St. Louis. 4.
PENNSYLVANIA BTATE LEAOUK
Reading. Ti Lebanon. .
hhamokin. 4l.JlarrUburg. 8,
Lancaiter.York (postponed),
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore. 81 Rochester, 0.
lliufalo. Ill Protldence. .
Richmond, Bi Toronto, t, .
Newark-Montreal (postponed).
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Reading, Si Peterson. 3.
Potts villa, ill Wilmington, 1.
Allsntown-Easten (not scheduled).
New Baseball League Starts
The Cathollo Total Abstinence Union League,
recently organized, will get under way today
WHO II YQ F4e,Ult7, A"W . Vds.VV.Vb VU.
OSVO itwir acauuuarierai si
St. Mich-
headquiirW In tbU eltjr.
ilea m uceucr. jra. jiae omr teams.
mftklna up th circuit roi Our Lar of Rosary,
eta, trw.l' at V.litrarfl'a Kt Rf fsha .) -
4WlKJelpb() and St EIiaUtb'p,
OTHEU SPOUTS ON PAGE 9
TALES OF A WAYSIDE TEE;
EFFECT OF RHYTHM IN GOLF
By GUANTLAND RICE
SOME sago has observed that ono of the
essentials toward golfing buccoss Ib
rhythm. Nothing could lio truer. Tho
second one's yo Is taken from the bnll Ills
head Is shifted nnd all rhythm Is broken.
The second ono moves his body Instead of
his arms, thoro Is no chance for rhythm.
Tho second that one begins to dally over
a shot too long a certain amount of rigidity
ota In, and rlgldty and rhythm do not
tnlx.
Have you ovor observed how many shotfl
you havo missed after you wero forced to
wait for several minutes before playing
your next7 Why7 Because the continuity
of play has boon broken, concentration has
been dislodged, and the result brings a
kink to the rhythm of tho swing that gen
erally brings disaster.
Tho Case of Travors
Tako the caso of Travers. Thero could
bo no more perfect rhythm in a stroko than
that of tho open champion In putting or In
his Iron piny. When Travcrs takes his
ntanco for a putt thero Is seen at once
an nbsenco of all restraint. His entire
attitude la ono of case and naturalnoss.
IIo Is never seen bending well over In a
cramped position or with Ills feot wide
2P.nr,V TIlero ls tag aml comfort In every
oetnll. His stroke Is na smooth as the
breath of the summer wind. Thoro Is no
Jabbing, poking, pushing. Tho rhythm of
his stroke Is without a break.
His wooden club play shown tho differ
ence. Here his swing starts hack proporly
enough. But Just before tho top Is reached
the rhythm Is broken. From a Hat swing
his club goes Into an upright Bwlng and
this kink has caused most of his driving
trouble.
Driving Rhythm
It would bo hard to find bettor rhythm
In driving than that shown by Klrkby,
Gardner, Oulmet and Evana. Of these wo
should say Klrkby and Gardner nro tho
most pleasing to watch, for thero Ib com
plete freedom In their swings and an uttor
absence of any rigidity or strain. Tho only
way that either ever missed a shot from
the tee was by lifting the head too soon.
Wo saw Bob Gardner on one occasion
when ho was asked to poso for some snap.,
shots while driving. After the photographer
had taken tho first picture he remarked:
"No, that Isn't the way I mean, Swing at
the ball Just as you would In a match."
Having heard of tho wonderful distance
that Gardner gets tho camern man evidently
expected to see tho amateur champion
nwlng '.lean oft his feet. "But that Is ex
actly .ha wny I swing all tho time," Gard
ner ntiBwered. "Thnt's tho only way I
know " Which wan exactly true. Thero Is
apparently so little effort In Gardner's
wallop that ono Is surprised to see the hull
travel nB it docs. Ami tho reason Is that
through Uio smoothness of liln swing the
power accumulates nnd reaches Its height
Just as tho club head reacts tho ball,
Thero ls enough wastod power In golf to
control Niagara Falls, And this waste
comes from poor or broken rhythm, Press
ing means applying tho power too soon.
When tho nverago golfer makes up his mind
to try a long carry, tho fault of pressing the
shot comes fn this wny: Having made up
his mind to hit a trifle harder than usual, ho
Is unable to restrain his power until the right
moment, but lunges too quickly, applies
tho blow too soon and the sweep of the
Hiving Is thereby broken.
Ono of tho groat golfing faults that ono
soos upon different courses Is that of lilt
ting too quickly. When this fault develops
thero are two wnys that may work toward
correction. One Is to bring tho club back a
trifle more slowly Just fast enough to hold
tho even sweep. Tho other Is to try to ap
ply the power about bIx or eight Inches be
yond tho ball. In this way tho ball Is struck
beforo the jerk or kink dovclops. But too
frequently most of the power In a stroko
has passed away beforo tho club head ever
reaches Its object.
This' matter of rhythm or timing can also
bo helped by holding the right elbow fairly
well In to the body, Tho secrfnd that right
elbow flics wldo there ls almost suro to bo
a break In tho rhythm of tho swing, and a
most costly one.
Tho Case of Marston
Not ono golf.r In fifty could control that
full Iron shot that Jinx Marston uses. But
Marston has almost perfect rhythm in the
swing. Going hack or coming down, thero
Isn't a break. The circli ls a bis- ono, but
It nil travels Id nn easy, unbroken sweep,
Tho average golfer would find this swing
fatal, for It stands to reason that It Is castor
to maintain rhythm for two feet than for
four feet.
It doesn't always pay In golf to try too
hard. Rhythm and unusual effort raroly go
together. And theso faults are, corrected
as much through mental practlco as through
physical work. The golfer who puts his
mind and thought to the production of nn
easy, natural awing In times of stress and
perturbation will develop ono of the best
habits In tho sport.
Track Meets on
Today's Schedule
INTERCOLLEGIATE.
New England Intercollegiate, nt Spring-
(n,
n.
. Michigan t
Avhne
rrnetise vs. Colgate, at pyrcn.
Ltland Stanford, at Ann
Rtilgera vs. Lnfnretlp, nt New Brnnswlck,
more.
Swarthmore is. Ilaverford, nt Hwnrth-
lorr, ,
lhteli ta. MtiMenherr. at Allntiiwn.
I'rincfton University, open handicap meet.
renn l"rehmen vs. Cornell Freshmen, nt
ItnACAt
INTERRCllOLARTICB.
Middle fliales Interscholasllce, senior .chum-
rrnnaiin riein. . .
nterscholnstlca. nt Lower
nlnniTiins. nt Krnnliftn Fllrt.
Tome intersehoiiiatles. nt Port Deposit.
.Lower Merlon Interscholnstlca. nt Lo
Merlon,
rlltsbnrgh Interschotastles, nt ritlabnrgh.
NORTHEAST HIGH
PICKED TO WIN
SCHOOL TITLE
Baseball Team Adds An
other Game to Many Vic
tories, Beating Ger-mantown
OTHER SCHOOL NEWS
Northeast High School Is now tho favorite
to win tho Inlcrscholastlo League champion
ship. Although the baseball season for tho
schoolboys will bo over In two weeks, It Ib
not too early to mako predictions, and on pa
per Northeast High appears to havo the
best chanco to land the Princeton Cup.
Northeast added another game to tho
list yesterday, winning from the German
town High School, 13 to 6. With 10 games
won and 2 lost Northeast tops the other
soven teams In tho league. Central High,
In second place, will have to show a re
versal of form If tho Crimson and Gold
hopes to challenge Northeast for leading
honors. Central High's work In tho last
few games has been anything but Bnappy.
Cathollo High won tho game with South
Philadelphia High School nt tho Central
High field. 17 to 9. West Philadelphia
High School also added a game to tho list
of victories, defeating the Frankford High
School ntno by a scoro of 11 to 0. Only
throo league games were played yesterday,
tho scores resulting as follows:
Northeast High, 13; Qermantown High, 6,
Cnthollc High. 17: South Philadelphia, 0.
West Philadelphia, 11; Frankford, 6.
'ine leaguo atanaing;
Northeast High School
Central High School
Catholic High School
West Philadelphia High School.
Trades School
Frankford High School
Clermantown High School
South Philadelphia High School
TCIIttnm flnltlman. the rirnsmua
lyn, sprinter, who la In lila senior year In spite
of tho fact that he Is only 10 yeara of age,
waa one of the stars In the Junior Middle States
meet jesterday. Ho expects to enter either Penn
or Dartmouth. Goldman la ona of tho beat
scholastic sprinters In this section.
Frank Bache. the Episcopal Academy half
mller, sprang a. surprise In the Junior games
yesterday when he passed Hartxell. of the Bal
timore Poly Institute. Dan Ilache, the winner's
brother, finished In third place.
Cowdrlck. the Qermantown High School
youngster, made a brilliant catch of White's long
lly In tho league game yesterday afternoon.
Lnndberg was Northeast Hlgh'a stellar per
former In this contest, which waa played on
the Qermantown High diamond.
Won. Loat. Pel.
10 2 ,883
8 3 .720
7 4 .080
7 0 .883
B 7 .417
4 8 .333
3 8 .2.10
2 U .180
Hall. Brook-
Dauphin-Pcrry League Opens
HARRISBURQ. Pa.. May 20. The 1010 aea-
,nn ,if the Dnunhln.I'errv Loaalln will nnen tn.
day at Mlllersburc Halifax nnd Dauphin. Marys,
vltle will meet MlllersburKs Newport at Dauphlnt
Duncannon at Halifax.
HAWKINS HIGH
GUN IN SHOOT ,
FOR HOTEL CUP
Baltimore Professional
Breaks 95 Out of 100 in
Lansdale Target Event
OTHER
LONCf
RUNS
L-ANSDAL-EJ, Pa., May 80.-JTWO hund4
targets were shot over tho traps of th
Lansdale Gun Club today. This was tho last
day of the Blate shoot Tho first 100 Urerel
In strongs of 20 wero shot for tho Lartsdalo
Hotel Men's trophy nnd tha second 100 for
the Lansdalo Sportsmen's Merchandise
handicap. In this event 93 prlies valued at
$1000 wero awarded In tho first seven
squads. Tho high gun In tha Lansdaln
Hotel Men's trophy event was recorded by!
J. M. Hawkins, professional, of Baltimore,'
Md with 9S out of 100.
Hawkins was high professional In both
Wednesday's and Thursday's event "Bill"
Wolstencroft of Philadelphia, emaahed 94
of his 100 quota. E, II, Adams, of Read
ing, Pa., broke 94 out of 100,
Tho scores of the first squada follow:
Hotel Men's Trophy Event Summary;
J. Hoffman IB 10 IT 19 17 T
a' ynf,h.?.",r 20 20 T IB 10 88
S. R. Dllley it 30 In le 1893
K. rj. Amea , IT 13 10 1784
Paul Burger in 19 20 20 1663
H, German JO 18 18 19 IT 93
X. O. H. Skidd in 19 10 IB 1087
A. S. Lewis ......... IT 18 19 IT 18 BO
J. ashy 111 it 18 13 1074
fi' M' Sro,S 19 ,8 1 1 17 01
M. T. Brendllnger 18 10 17 19 1888
J. ?; Prl 17 17 19 18 1880
UVrt,'? 4.V. J8 ,s JB 1B 1893
V. H. Ehl 16 17 IT IT 1684
J.,.r"i,Kl. . i ' ,5 1? IB 75
XV, II. Schuyler IT 30 13 li id TO
C. J. Jeeaup 1R it ir it IT 57
B. W. Kelley 19 IB 18 17 16 85
J. O. H.rjenny 17 18 17 10 1087
If. P. White 16 17 18 10 1888
Frank Mellon 10 18 19 20 16 92
H. vonstork in 19 is 17 1887
p. Bocum in 17 10 17 1480
XV. Ammerman ....... 17 19 18 18 18 85
E. H. Adams 19 18 20 IB 18 94
X. W. B. Jon 17 18 IS 20 16 86
C. Newcomb 15 20 19 19 108?
W. Wolstencroft ...... 20 18 18 18 3094
X. J. M. Hawkins .... 20 18 20 18 18 95
J. O. Martin 19 18 19 18 2091
Ed. Hellyer 19 19 17 10 IS 89
H. n. Worden 19 16 16 18 2081)
It. II. Bhoop 18 17 10 18 20 B
M. Wis 18 18 10 10 18 M
GIRARD BEATS ALUJIM
Annual Baseball Gamo is Pulled Off
This Morning '
Tho students, won tho annual baseball
game this morning between tho Glrard team
and tho Alumni nine. The final score was
6 to 1.
Tho score:
COLLEOK. ALUMNI.
r. h.p.a.e. r. n. o.a.e.
White, lb... 0 013 3 0 Fossett, aa., 0 0 10 0
Qrosh. P.... 1 2 3 2 n Bishop, 3b.. tl O 3 3 1
Ratcllff. as. 8 1 3 1 0 Mullln. rf... 0 0 2 0 1
ntlham, cf,. I 2 2 (Ml OUtlnan, if. 0 0 0 10
Blaman, rf. 1 1 n 0 0 F.hlers, lb.. 0 0 7 0 0
Badger. If., mill 0 Qal'her. cf.. 0 1110
atone, 2b... 0 0 0 3 0 Men'halt, 2b 0 O 2 2 1
Schrmer. Sb o o n 4 i nogera, c... o l B a l
?erry. c. ,
Totals.. 0 7 27 13 1
College
Alumni
0
0 0 2 10 Regenold. p. 1 0 O 0 B
uucK'ier. p.. u u u ? u
Totals.. 1 2 27"11 0
0 0 0 0 0 fl T 1
0 0 10 01 2 0
0 ,8
0 0
New South Atlantic Records
BALTIMORE. Md.. May 20, South Atlantic
Association records for the pole vault and 120-
yard hurdlea were broken nera yesterday. Weld
man. or me iainouc university,
Washlncton.
bar at 12 feet aven. MebantMh.
e Baltimore Athletic Association, mado tho
nl..p th.
of the Baltimore Athletic
hurdlea In IB 3-B aeconds.
DEVON HORSE SHOW
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