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Boaton
St. Loula
Cleveland
Athlnlr.
New Tork
Hathlnaton
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30 120.1 127 312 38 33 .247
42 12R8 131 301 4R 73 .230
3d 1107 113 273 23 M .2.12
SO 1180 131 27S 3 47 .232
30 1200 127 203 23 40 .231
30 11011 118 274 28 40 .2311
41 1200 147 287 37 50 .227
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30 12 4 404 02
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Calcaao
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Detroit . .
Y'rilnton
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.. M 12 3 301 87
...40 20 0 387 R'l
.. 10 13 .1 353 75
TEN LEADING! SU'OOEnS
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3 1
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2 4 1 40 13
0 4 0 .10 17
11 5 0 (18 21
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Hooper. Doaton 8
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1 1 .11) 14
0 B2 18
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TEN I,EADINQ HASH STEALERS
. Players ri..h.
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TEN I.EADINO RUN QETTEnS
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. 84
. 30
. 37
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. 39
, 42
. 40
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Cl.un FIELDINO RECORDS
O. PO. A. E. TC.
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ifblcato. .
Ifoiton.,.,
Cjw Tork, ,
Waahlnnon
l5t.,rel".. .
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37 1004 476 40 1B2S
30 B77 474 49 1B00
J 1040 468 01 IMS
80 1018 407 fl.1 1R7R
SS 97S B14 03 1BBJ
2 1110 B80 80 178S
30 1049 62S 88 1060
PITCHING UECOnDS
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12
22
15
8
13
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24
17
20
20
15
10
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iM'INNIS CROWDS SPEAKER FOR
1 POUNDING HONORS IN AMERICAN,
J. SMITH TOPPING IN NATIONAL
'Stuffy's Figure .342, But Three Points Shy of Tris;
Moran's Men Lead League in Team
Hitting and in Total Bases
The averages lten W Inclnuo (lie games ploied np tn nnd Including Wcdncadur.
renntlng tbe bV"ror. . .un. As. .. kVT" . "it n '."KT' ,n !'"! American nro (.peaker.
Hfh 47. MMnnU. .3381 Walker. ..Ildi L'obb. at .3(3, mid H.ler. ot the llroivna. Ofth with
a 111 in Ihe nn,''' IJ0,,1"I, '5i" TT,, ,w,d'.f "j,h;.sn- '""' "" '"How In order
Jl.Vher nl Iln"1"' 'a461 Cruise. -333. and llenny liniifr, 3!W.
t'l CJ l nit tnlrn flnttm ttin hnlMtir 1. ........ I il.. .
STUF r x jicio " '" " .... ,,,u xiixiiii, iiuuui.1 in me mcricnn J.cnrsuo
this season. The Mack first baseman has tnmlc no verbal outburst ns to his de
signs upon the hitting crown, but his work with tho maco thus far has convinced
ether league batting celebrities Hint ho Is after 1ho title.
Stuffy rtnrtcd out by hitting safely In tho first seventeen games. Then followed
e Mump which dropped him to the .300 nmrk last week. In the following six days
he came back strong, and by making bIx hits out of seven official trips to tho jilato
last Tuesday helped to Inflate his uvcrago. and now we find him Just three points
in the rear of the leading Speaker with .345. Cobb has fallen to .305, and Slslor,
alnce being forced to chnnge h'ls bat, is down to an even .300.
The Phillies are far from hltless wonders, as one glance at this week's figures
U show. Eight of the Moraruncn aro batting better than .2B0 and two nro In the
select. With such batting talent, the Phils have garnered In the team batting lead
Vlth a mark of .2G8, four points better than the mark credited to the Giants. In
Jong hits by the clubs the Phils are in front, with the CJiants trailing.
Schupp. the Giants' young southpaw, still Is undefeated, having turned in his
eventh straight triumph. Alexnnder has won Roven out of ten. Walter Johnson
has found the season none too pleasant, as the best record ho has been nble to
compile Is not nf tho Johnson standard. Ho has won only threo out of nine games.
NATIONAL LrJAOlln
Player Club (I. An. II, II. Sll. Til,
AVK.
.34U
.313
.333
.321
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.270
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.207
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.201
.201
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311
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.315
313
305
.299
202
.201
.200
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288
283
.283
270
.277
.272
.271
270
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205
.204
.201
200
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Iluimh. Cincinnati 2H 1(11 18 31
Crillec St. I. .1.1122 17 42
II Hums. X V. 32 123 23 42
Mucher, Pills. . 211 82 111 28
Knurr. .V. T. . .32 116 2(1 30
Uuotlipr. CIlliHBo 17 30 3 111
'rlftltli. rintl.i ...22 40 II 1.1
YMIIif.lt. Ill, stun. .10 53 7 17
(rau1h. rii)lllr..33 117 20 37
HK
3 41
7 68
8 r.4
II 30
3 40
II 10
(I 21
0 18
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0 as
1 31
II 48
YVhoat. Hkln ..23 82 M 2,1
Mann, cniiaco 37 131 21 40
("utuhniv. Hkln .32 1211 II 3S
llanrmri, I'lilllloOO 113 14 33
JMlltlcil. Plilllles. .2!) 1117 15 31
l.lllott. I'lil.-uo .21 H'l 8 2(1
llrtih. Clncln SO 13.1 24 39
nasi, t'lncln . mi 163 i 44
Immerrnan. N. Y 3ii 120 10 34
l'lt'kinnn. Illiln I" III 7 13
llornsby, St. 1, sa 104 is M
Nlehorr, Phillies.. 3(1 !)l 8 20
4 61
62
38
24
55
III
45
22
52
38
31
5 44
2 311
6 3.1
7 41
1 27
5 14
I 37
5 37
J 33
3 45
I 3(1
1 1.1
2 37
II 311
6 2(1
2 40
3 31
1 30
I 2S
8 51
II 20
II) 44
0 34
0 22
1 17
Daubort. Hkln. . . 30 107 14
2(1
niwilKCI. ll(in . .L' 1(1(1
llalrd. plttu . 30 121
Ilorzoff. N. Y . 20 IIS
Merltl. Chlraico .83 12.1
Llldenn. I'lillllel.,33 100
. Miller. Hkln ...24 77
.NVali-, t'lncln 30 11(1
S Maireo, llnxton 28 117
Pankert. I'Mllle nit 1911
13 27
IT 31
11
18
33
28
15
I
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II
80
20 33
YY'lnan, cincln....27 82
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.210
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.2 in
.241
.243
.243
.241
.230
.2311
.231
231
.231
.23.1
.2211
.22S
.227
.22.1
.22.1
.221
.221)
.2t7
.210
.200
.200
.201
.202
.200
.200
.107
.102
.102
.101
.isn
.180
.1R3
.182
.180
.180
.170
.170
.174
.173
.107
.104
,1S5
.134
.113
.131
.111
II
1
Williams Chicago 38 1.111 21 33
ii:k, rnilllfs.. 8.1 122 11 3
uiii.i-liy, liosion L'll 1113 11
Nchulte. Pltu... 23 80 10
1 1 2
i'u.viv. i.mrairn. . . .411 143
Deal, Chlcano. . . 30 121
Hetcher. N. Y . .32 121
11) 3S
13 2(1
17 20
i.on-dy. Iloaton 30 ml 0 a.i
.24U
.239
2311
.2311
.23.1
.233
.230
.2211
.228
.220
.220
.221
.220
.216
.213
.212
.211
.211
.207
.205
.204
.200
.200
.200
.100
..10.1
.1115
.100
.100
.18.1
184
.183
.lilt
.171
.170
.108
.108
.168
.150
.1.14
.143
.100
Ave.
.208
.204
.241
.240
.240
.222
2111
.214
(J A.
.381
.3.18
.3.10
.318
.3118
200
.287
.208
Carey. Pitts
37 142 111 3t
ward. Plttn
Wilder. Chicago.
Thorpe. Clncln..
II. Myers, llkln.
Kllduff. li. v. .
.20 92 3 22
. .8(1 148 17
.30 102
. . 15 00
12 24
.1 14
18 6:
12
J. Kmllh. Uostnn .3(1 1111
21
8 28
3 47
Kotmrtflon, N. Y..32 123 17
j. tviuon. cni. .
Ilrlef, I'itts
Kopf, Clncln
Oonialcs. St L.
llotzol, St. L. . ,
KlnB, Pitts
Kaurlque, llkln.,
Ilalley, lloston..
Meyers, llkln...
Mowrev. Itkln..
2.1 71
0 lti
17 (12
14
40 141) 1(1 33
.10 41
.8.1 13.1
.17 47
.22 85
.17 38
.15 38
2(1 1)2
19
YVolter. Chlcaso. .30 127
I-on?, St. 1 31 in.1
HlSlicn. Pitts 37 130
Massey, Ronton. ..1,1 60
Cooner, Phillies. ..10 20
.1. Miller. St. L. .3.1 LIS
Snyder. St L 20 87
Flack, Chicago... 20 77
Olson. Rkln 17 03
Huhn, Clncln 16 42
V. Smith, St. L . 3.1 108
J Johnston, llkln.. 2(1 87
McCarthy, Pitts. ..23 71
Cueto. Clncln 211 81
Illnchmnn f'llta nn 109
0 20
10
11
0
5
11
4
14
21
2(1
10
4
27
17
16
(I 10
0
8 20
(I It
1 13
2 27
II 17
1 10
2 111
2 32
1 14
4 30
3 20
4 0
0 8
2 20
3 12
1 8
0 20
0 10
8 13
(I 14
11
Twombly, Uoston..24 70 0
Shean, Clncln 38 131 12
Maranvllle, Hob. ..30 lit) 11
Kelly, lloatnn 1.1 57 3
Schneider, Clncln. 17 32 2
Reseller, St. L 20 l)l s
Mitchell. Clncln. ..15 3.1 3
YVortman. Chi 20 47 n
12
22
20
II
6
14
.1
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5
CI.IIR RATT1NO RECORDS
Chil,
O. Alt. R. R1I. sn. mt.
Phillies . . ,
Now York.
Rrooklyn. .
Chlcaso. . .
Cincinnati.
Ht. JyOUiS..
Pittsburgh.
Roston. . . .
33 1007 138 280 10 40
32 1085 142 278 20 37
32 1000 103 257 2.1 82
41 133.1 100 323 40 K3
. . 40 1317 1
317 38
211
3.1
40
35
.. 35 1131 112
232 20
. . 37 1170 120 25S
41
. .hi .iihi t;i 20s
21
LONQ SiiTS IIY CUIUS
Clubs
211. 811. Hit. Til. ED.
Phltlle
New York . . . ,
Cincinnati. . . ,
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Pittsburgh...
lloston
. 60 10 16 407 121
11
378 1U0
434 117
O.A.
342
.311)
.312
..310
.3110
.303
.3(10
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44 21
23 15
3.1 J 3
23 13
I 830
8:
417
02
83
71)
52
10 33.1
337
257
TEN I.EADINO SIAJaaEHS
2n.81l.HR.TII Ell.
Cravath. Phillies 12 3 0 73 S"
Hornab, St. Louis 3 4 I 52 23
Cruise, St. Louis 6 2 2 58 111
Bancroft, Phillies 11 2 2 52 10
Roush, Cincinnati o 5 0 45 10
Rums, New York 0 3 0 54 12
Cutahaw, Rrooklyn.... 0 2 2 51 10
Chance, Cincinnati 0 4 2 01 20
Uolke, New York 3 2 2 44 13
Carey, Pittsburgh 5 0 51 IT
TEN LEADINO nASE STEALERS
Player Club (James S II.
Zeider, Chicago 30 In
Rurna, New York 32 8
Johnston, Rrooklyn 20 0
Carey, Pittsburgh 37 8
Flicher. Pittsburgh 29 0
Konetchy, lloston 20 0
Cruise, St. Louis 35 7
Thorpe, Cincinnati 30 0
Ualrd. Pittsburgh 36 7'
Long, St. Louis 31 0
O.A
.024
.r.iiu
.475
.400
.44U
.430
.42,1
.118
.380
.3.10
Ae.
.28
.25
.23
.2!
.at
.20
.20
.10
.10
O.A
.403
.480
.471
.438
.423
.414
..413
.307
.3(18
.382
Ave.
.33
.28
.28
...2.1
.24
n
.'55
.22
.10
.10
TEN LEADINO nUN-OETTEns
Player Club Oames Runs
Ave.
Durns. New Torlc 32
;t
.72
.07
.05
.03
.02
.61
. .61
.80
.85
.54
Ave.
.971
.004
.061
.961
.060
.050
.050
.059
Ave.
1.000
1.000
.750
.760
.760
.700
.007
.0(17
.007
.0117
.007
,007
.007
.112.1
.02.1
.000
.600
.000
.600
.0(8)
.000
.871
.671
671
.650
.645
.600
,600
.500
.BOO
,800
,500
.600
,800
.600
,600
.420
.420
,857
.383
,8.13
,833
.143
Merkle, Chlougo 33 22
Mann, Chicago 37 24
Kaurt, New York 32 20
Oroh, Cincinnati 39 21
I'askeri, Philadelphia 33 20
Travalh, PhlladelplUii 33 20
YVolter, Chicago 3tt 20
Williams, Chicago 88 21
Chase, Cincinnati 39 21
CLUR FIELDINO RECORDS
Clubs a. P.O. A. E. TI.C.
St. Louis 35 1)20 833 44 1003
Philadelphia 33 870 485 61 1412
New York 32 89.1 415 S3 1383
Rrooklyn 32 877 417 53 1847
Cincinnati 40 1041 487 63 1601
Chliugo 41 1087 613 08 11170
Pittsburgh 37 0.10 482 01 1480
lloston 80 823 423 63 1209
PITCIIINO.RECOIIDS
Avk.
82
.011
.08
.02
.01
.00
.68
.60
.66
.65
Ave.
.975
.070
.907
.901
.900
.030
.066
.948
Clubs
a W L. SO. RH. H
EehUDD. N. Y 7
0 43 IS 41
Reuther. Chicago. . 4
Seaton. Chicago.. . 0
Tesreau, New York. 7
Rarnea. Iloaton . 11
AleiauaVtY..a'llllllea.l
Rlier, pLllllea.,. .. .
Coombs. HrooMyn. . 7
Meadows. St. Loula 10
Marquard. Rrooklyn. 5
Denton, New York. 0
Mayer, 1'hllUm,. 7
Prendergast. Chl'go.10
Doak. St. Louis ...10
Douglas, Chicago 11
Vaughn, Chicago ...10
Latrsider, Phillies. . 7
Aldrldge. Chicago... 9
Ring, Cincinnati. ... 9
Carlson. Pittsburgh. 10
Ames. St, Louis 11
Anderson. N. Y 8
Cadore, Brooklyn. . .10
Cooper. Pittsburgh. . 10
Rudolph. Boston... 10
Toney, Cincinnati...;;
Watson. St. Louis.. 14
I) 13 10 111
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Ban to Plead for Sunday Daseball
110STON. June 2. Ban D. Johnson, president
th. American League, ra led at the State
House to . If he wuld obtain Oowrnor
McCall's permission for the, playing ot Sunday
Famw during the month of June for wartime
Slttfta. 1 inform I that the Governor
JotauoS w,'ntrS jKw TVrkwUH-th.-Eop.oi
Jinrhlm tb.r..Bund.y &.? wr-
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Gavvy Cravath, nt the top, tho
Phillies demon sluRRer is lending
the National League for circuit
clouts with six homers. Wally
Pipp, of tho Yanks, holds the same
distinction in tho American circuit,
with three four-bag blows.
EWTlofTERr
IN BELMONT RACE
Fine Field of Local and
Jersey Horses to Contest
on Narberth Track
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Klnvpn fast tro(ttors will Mart YYVdncsday
next in tho Delmont Stake 2:15 class tro.
In tho Horse Dealers' sweepstakes meet at
Hclmont Driving l'ark. Narberth.
Two of tlio horses. Dill, b. B.. and Hertha
Moore, li m.. nre entered by local horse
men. Cliff Durell, former secretary of the
Koad DrlY-erH' Association. Is the owner of
Dill, and It. Y Wright owns the Moore
entry.
Several New Jcrseymcn have their fast
horses In tho race. Thomas Merry, of Flem
lngton, well known on the Jersey tracks,
has Legal Vf. In tho event, and Y. Fox, of
Mulllca HII!, lias ureat faith In dlenora.
One of the racers which will bear watch
IrtB Is the Main Line entry. La Rostlna,
owned by Joe Serrlll, of Newtown Square,
Iteports have It that this trotter has a
world of speed.
Uetter time than 2:13 Is looked for when
the field of trotters Brace the track for their
events. Tho winner of the event will be
Blven a silver cup In addition to n blfi purse.
The entry list follows:
Belmont .stake, 215 class, trotting; $2.1 each,
divided 00. 30, 10 per cent: mile heats. 3 In 6.
Cup to winner presented by President Joshua
nvanfl. Cup to driver with nest outfit presented
by New Bingham Hotel, r'runlc Klmb.-tli, man
ager.
lA-gal YV., b. g., by Legal Parole, dam Fly.
bv Conundrum; Thomas Berry, Flemlngton,
N. J.
Olenora. b. m.. by Honor Bright Laddln, dam
Delight, by Dictator; YV. C. Fox, Mullleu Hill.
N. J.
Dill, b. ff . by Anderson, dam Virginia
Cooper, by Bourbon Baron; II. C. Durrll, Phila
delphia. Hthel Johnson, b. m., by Lakeland Juy, dam
Jav Girl: Will 1-eher. Kphrata.
Johnny Miller, h. e., by Precursor, dam Betty
Horn, by Wilkes Boy. II. C. Corhln, Hanover.
Bundle Boy. b. g., by Bondle. dam by Colonel
Sydney. Frank Lelchthammer, Norrlstown.
Bertie Chimed, blk. m., by Chimes, dam
Celester, by Bellman; Stanley Lee, Newtown.
Y'lrglnla Todd. ch. m., by Todd Mark, dam
Babble; H. 11. Russell, Lewlstnwn.
Willie YVorthy. eh. g., by YY'ard Axworthy,
dam Dora a., by Bed Line; A. B. Cummlngs,
Beading.
I. a ltestina, br. m , by Moko, dam OzalU,
by Allle Yl'llkea; Joseph L. Herrlll, Newtown
Square.
Berthamoore, b. m., by Baronmore, dam Ber
tha YVorthy, by Axworthy, n. YV. YY'rlght,
Philadelphia.
TWENTY HORSES ENTERED
IN ROAD DRIVERS' RACES
Plenty of action Is down for the third
series of weekly matineo races of tho Hoad
DrlverB' Association this afternoon on the
Chamounlx Speedway half-mile course in
Falrmount Park. Twenty trotters and
pacers will compete In the Y'arlous events.
Ella Red, winner of last week's free-for-nil
pace, will try to repeat In today's
brushes. Pert F., Mamie (!., Thomas K.
and Uallot will also contest In the event.
Michael Kelly will oltlciato as starting
Judge. The entries:
Free-for-all pace Thomas K . b g.. YV. J.
Brawley: Manile C , b. ni . ChnrleB Warner,
Ballot, g. g . William Burk: l.lla lied, b. m..
Hugh Carney.
Class D, pace Pert P.. br g.. C. Troutwlne;
Jark Pointer, br. g.. M YVIIgus, ailtter YVorthy.
b e.. J. C. Blytho; Poppv I)., br. g.. 11. 1-ldy;
Skid. br. g.. II. Butts: chief, b. g., II. Collins,
Elsie, b. m.. Dr. S. YV Itoxbury.
Class C. trot Olenmere. b. g.. YVIIlIam Hays;
Trotwood, b. g., I'I. Kmbrey.
Class K, trot Alfred A. YVInkle; Bessie II..
blk. m.. U. Faber. Mlaa Bardella. b. in.. David
Connelly.
Class F, trot YVIIlIam Penn. 2d, b. g.. M.
McCullough; Halite II.. b m . John Smith.
UNDINE CLUB HOLDS MEET
ON THE SCHUYLKILL TODAY
The first regatta to be staged on tho
Schuylkill River this season will bo rowed
this afternoon by the Undlno Dorse Club.
The races will be rowed over a' marked
course between the Quaker City Doat Club
and the Undine landing.
Although a large percentage of the Un
dine blades have, enlisted, a good many of
them have not been called out, assuring a
large entry list The men have been train
ing fot the regatta as a preparedness stunt,
fostered by Coach Bunth and former Com
modore Melloy. who Is a member of the
Undine Club.
Tha,program calls for races In single and
double shells, centipedes, canoes, four-oared
gigs and elght-oared shells. After the re
gatta a banquet will be held at Rlngstetten,
the up-river quarters of the club, where the
prizes will be awarded.
The Crescent Boat Club regatta scheduled
for this afternoon has been called off,
MENUS BEDELL FAVORITE
IN 40-MILE PACED RACE
Menus Jlcdell. of Long Island, who came
In second In the fifty-mile race at the Point
Breexe Motordrome on Decoration Day, win
meet "arasy'' Ryan, Frank Corry and Pete
Drobach In a forty-mile motor-paced race
at the, local track tonight.
This Is Corry's and DrobMtYs nt .ap
pearand) here alnce lJ5k
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Schedule for Today
NATIONA !.I.K.(U i:
Philadelphia nt rittsbiirgh rleur.
New York at St. Irfiuls partly eloiidy.
Brookbii nt Chlrngo cloudy
Boston nt 4 Inclnnntl partly tloudy.
AMURICAN MUOtT.
Cblritgo nt rhlltile!tdila chnr.
Detroit nt New York-rnln
Clef eland nt lloitnn rain.
St. Iaii1s at YVashlngton clnudr.
INTKltNATIONAI, I.KYdtlK
Montreal nt IliilTulo (two games) partly rbiudy
TorontA nt llueheeter (two gomes) clouds,
iennrk at lliilllniiire (two games) clear,
t'rntlilenre nt Itlrhmond (titn games) partly
elutuly
Yesterday's Ueaults
AYIKIUfWN I.KAOUB
81. Ixiuls, 4t YY'nshlngtan, 2 (IA Innings).
Cleveland, 3 lloston, I),
Other games postponed, niln.
NATIONAL I.KYdUK
Pldllle. Oi PltUlmmh, 1.
Brooklyn. 6i Chicago, 4,
New York. 2 St. Joints. I.
Other game postponed, rain.
International League
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Baltimore .
Batteries
Avoy.
Blchmond
Piovldenco lllrhtnond ..,
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Koehler. IllltlMbV-
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Buffalo
Batteries
Onslaw.
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Toronto
Buffalo . .
Batteries
burn. Engle
Ilochester
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AD SWIGLER TO TWIRL
FOR PENN NINE TODAY
Villanova, With Molyneaux Will
Appear Against Quaker Star
at Franklin Field
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The University of Pennsylvania baseball
team will exhibit on Franklin Flold for
the first time since the straw-hat game
on May 12, when tho Bed and Blue crosses
bats with tho Villanova nine this after
noon. It Is the second tlmo this season that tho
Quakers nnd the Main Liners have opposed
each other on Franklin Field, tho first
meeting about a month ago resulting In a
triumph for the Bed and Blue by a 3-to-O
count. In that ganio Ad Swlgler was at
his best, and he held the Villanova batters
to four hits and fanned nine. He wan op
posed by Vincent Molyneaux, who would
have gained the decision If hits counted aa
runs, Molyneaux, permitted Coach Thomas's
men only two blngles and only one of tho
pair figured In tho scoring.
Swlgler has not worked since he bent
Lehigh by 4 to 3, two iveeks ago, but he
has been training faithfully and Is in good
condition. Molyneaux and Swlgler are re
puted to bo the two best college pitchers
In this section, and Ad is anxious for an
other verdict over his Main Lino rival.
Molyneaux has been twirling occasionally
for the Iogan Square combination, a team
composed of the male members of the Mc
Nlchol family and a couplo others.
Since Penn last downed the suburban
ites tho Bed and Blue has lost the services
of three of Its veternns, Joe Yates. Ward
Hlnkson nnd Johnny Lavln, who have gone
a-Foldlerlng However, Coach Thomas still
has some good players and an excellent
game Is expected.
BARRI WINS CLASS A
PIN CHAMPIONSHIP
Knox Captures Prize for High
Single Game by Roll
ing 277
Billy Knot's single came total ot 277, rolled
in his third game of the final matches of the
(dividual championships ot the Philadelphia
Bowling Association, enabled him to win the
prize for the high single game score or the
tourney. Knox made nine straight strlkss and
left the No. 10 pin standing In his tenth boa,
filling with eight pins. He totaled 107O. taking
second place Tn the Class A series. The win
ner was Nick Barrl with 1132.
C. Schllpp rolled Into first place In Class C.
spilling 890 pins? The previous leader wis a.
Swarti with 880. YV. Sweeney Is Class H
champion with 1056.
Many star bowlers competed In the final Class
A gamea. but although many scores of more than
1000 were registered, none surpassed Barrl's
total.
New York Store League
HABRlSBUnOII. Pa., June 2. Helchle'a hit
ting and fielding were Important factors In
the victory of the Harrlsburg club over YVllkea
Barre by a score of 4 to 2 yesterday. The
former llaron drove two runs across by timely
hitting, and prevented three and possibly four
runs by a sensational catch In the seventh of
YVelser'a long fly, with the bases full. The
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nriADINO. Pa.. June 2. Jess Buckles bested
Devlnney In a r'tchlnc duel yesterday, and
Hcranton won from Heading. 2 to 1. Oakeo's
batting and Babblngton's fielding were features.
Umpire Arts was again stricken with appendici
tis and will be forced to retire for the season,
Score:
Hcranton 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J
Heading 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 01
KLMIRA, N, T., Juna 2. YValsh was wild
and his many passes In tbe first Inning gave
Syracuse the second game of the series and
iorccu ills reiirvujBMi. rfuruui, huu auHnvuiu,
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HIS DAY
This is "Pins Hodie" Dny nt Shibo
Park.
BIG GAMES BILLED
IN MINORS TODAY
Members of A. R. King Team
to Receive Trophies as
Winners Last Season
INTEREST IN RACES GROWS
Today's Minor LeaRue Schedule
llelnware Oounly Irfogur Upland at Media.
Brill nt Chester
...Main I.inn League Uerw.tn nt Pmill. (Julpb
.Mills at YVayno. Narberth nt Ilon-Alr, Dun &
Co. nt Autocar.
InterbornuKh League Medlu at Lansduwnp
Ridley Park at Miirlon-llutledav. Drexcl Hill
nt Highland Park
ftaUnare Ilior 1, ensue tllobo Tire nt Mor
rlsllle, Umpire Tire ut Mener Auto.
Philadelphia Huburban Lenclit' Fern Hock ot
I.indley. Olney nt Fox Chase. O.lk l.ane at
.North Philadelphia.
iniluslrlnl League, North Section Mldvalo at
Keen Kutter. Anicrlian Manganese Bronze nt
Hale ,t Kilbiirn, J & .1. Ponson nt . Dieslon.
Uleclrlc .Storage n.ittery at Standard Holler
Bearing
Industrial League South Section Miller Lock
st . L. YVard Cu Philadelphia Roll and Ma
chine nt Houghton. llcss-Brlaht nt guaker City.
Lupton at Barrett
Philadelphia Shoo Manufacturers' league
Lalrd-Schoeber nt King, Lennox nt Hallnhan.
Kdwnrds ut Hmaltii-tloudwln
Camden County I.engue Lucas A, A. at Ber
lin. Woodlynnn at Presbyterian A. A , Magnolia
nt Bellmawr.
IVnnsvlvantn ltallrosd Motive Power League
Harrlsburg at Wilmington. Philadelphia nt
YV.ishlngton. Meadows nt Trenton, New Vork at
Baltimore. . ,L
Northwest Chun-h league Calvary at Beth
lehem. Horper at Twenty-ninth Street. Ollvet
t'ovemint at Northwest Memorial, Covenant ut
fvhwcnkfelder. .. T,
:'-ankford Church league Seventh U 1
Henlni." at Seventh V. I. Juniors, Frnnkfaru
Baptlat ot Blslcr. Central nt St. Stiphen's
A glance at the schedule of play In the
minor baseball leagues today shows a
number of Important games to bo decided.
One of tho most Important is that be
tween Dobson and Dlsston in tho north sec
tion ot tho Industrial League. Dobson to
dato has a perfect record, winning all four
games played, while Dlsston has dropped
but one, that memorable affair to Mid
vale. The unexpected reY'erBal handed the
steel workers by Halo & Kllburn has had
the effect of bunching the leaders to a
nicety nnd all that Is necessary to add Im
petus to tho situation Is for Dlsston to slip
ono over on tho J. & J. boys. Dick Seeds
gives us his Yvord that tho Sawmakors will
win and he should know. Another hard
fought affair will bo Mldvale against Keen
Kutter, but the lenders in the southern sec
tion will hardly bo disturbed unless tho un
foreseen occurs.
Tho J. O. Brill team, which Jumped from
nothing in the Delawaro County League
to a tie with Upland all in one day, Yvlll
face Chester on tho latter's grounds and
the Carmakers expect to slip one over on
the Poth crowd. Stanley "Lefty" Baum
gartner will have to be a bit careful, as
this crowd of Brilllans is clouting the old
pill these days.
To make but n single hit and still Yvin
the game Is a rare occurrence. Indeed, but
this Is Just what happoncd when Bellmawr
defeated Presbyterian A. A. 2 to 1 In the
Camden County League.
L. Schmidt, of tho Smaltz-Goodwin team,
sprang a big surprise on his teammates last
Saturday when ho relieved Jones In the
fifth Inning, nnd Yvlth tho score 11-3 against
his team allowed Hallahan team ono
lilt In tho remaining four sessions, while his
teammates sent seY-cn runs across tho plate.
It Yvas a pity they could not muster several
mora runs and return him a winner nfter
such a brilliant feat
The players of tho champion A. R. King
team, of tho Shoe Manufacturers' League,
will bo presented this afternoon with gold
watch fobs for winning the championship
lat year. Jack Hoden, the well-known
sports promoter, will make the presentation.
Tho excitement In tho Main Lino League
is Intense at present and the closely bal
anced teams have aroused tho enthusiasm
of the fans. Tho Dun-Autocar clash Is anx
iously awaited, and Manager Barker feels
certain of Autocar soon regaining the lead.
Boy Thomas's Stetson hatmakers will
clash with Towanda at Fourth and Berks
streets this afternoon. They have now won
a long string of games and expect to add
Towanda to tho list.
DOUBTFUL IF OUIMET
PLAYS AT WHITEMARSH
BOSTON, Mass., Juno 2. Francis Oul
met has not received a direct InY'ltation
to play In tho open golf championship at
Whltcmarsh. Mr. Oulmet is not in town
at present, and hia partner, John H. Sul
livan, said It was very doubtful if Mr. Oul
met would enter tho tournament nt Phila
delphia. It Is said that Oulmet has received sev
eral letters from friends In Philadelphia,
but has not receWed an official invitation
to enter tho patriotic tournament.
Dlue Ridge League
aETTYSBlUMl. Pa.. June 2. The battlefield
boys won In a thrilling eleven-Inning game from
Hagerstown yesterday. (I to 4. Caddln and
Sykea were the hitting heroes, each counting
three clean two-base hits.
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HANOVER, Pa., June 2. Hook outgeneraled
Orem In a pitchers' battle yesterday. Hanover
defeating Martlnsburg. 1 to 0. The winning
and only tally tounted in the fourth, when Spen
cer singled, scoring Agnew. Score:
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Hanover 0 0 U 1 0 0 0 0 x I
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PERKASIE. Pa.. June 2. The local high
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ALTOONA. Pa., June 2. Two single In the
seventh beat Juniata Shop In tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad League. S to 1. after a hard battle.
Score:
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Juniata, Shop t 10 0 0 0 0
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MRS. HARVEY AND MISS WHITE MAY $.
PLAY IN WOMEN'S SINGLES FINAL
. --. a., i.
Most Active Afternoon on Courts This Season Is
Scheduled Tristate and Suburban Matches '
and Play in Patriotic Tourney Are On
By PAUL GIBBONS
TODAY will be tho most active tennis
Saturday of the season to date, for In
addition to the usual roster of TrlBtato nnd
Suburban League matches, tho final rounds
of the YY'otnen's Pennsylvania and Knstern
States Patriotic Tournament will lie playod
on the courts of the Merlon Cricket Club
at Haverford At this writing It looks
very much as though tho finalists In the
women's singles will bo Mrs. Ollhcrb A.
Harvey, tho Philadelphia title bolder, and
Miss Susanno YV'hlte. of Baltimore, holder
f the Delawaro State Championship.
If these two players do meet Mrs. Harvey
will entb-avor to reverso the Y'erdlct of
their former meeting which took plncn in
tho Women's National Championship last
year nnd tn which Miss White won nfter
three closely contested sets
In the mixed doubles event, it Is a fore
gone, conclusion that It will bo won by Miss
l''Iorcnci Ballln and William T. Tllden,
which pair was runner-up In tho national
championship last year. On the other Bide
of the bracket Miss Susnnno Whlto and
F. 11. Dixon came through to meet tho
former named pair In tho finals.
Tho tournament wob marred by unfaY'or
ahlo weather, only one day of tho entire
week being bright and warm. Tho galleries
haY'o been quite tip to thoso of former years,
but Inasmuch as many of those present
wero members of the club and wero re
iiulred to pay no gate, It Is not known
whether the first of the patriotlo meetings
In this section was n financial success or
otherwise. Tho entire profits will be do
nated to tho American lied Cross.
Second Half of Schedule
Tho TrlBtato League will today Btart on
the second round of its schedule The
f'ynwytl team now enjoys a comfortable
lead of six points over Oermantown "A,"
their nearest competitor, but Inasmuch as
tho latter team will today receive nine
points as a result of tho default of the
Plymouth Country Club team, It behooves
tho Cynwyd team to take all nine points
from the Bellleld "B" team, which they
nro scheduled to play on tho courts of the
latter at YY'lster. That they wero unable
to do so upon tho occasion of their previous
meeting on the Cynwyd courts would seem
to indicate that they nro not llkoly to do
so today. It Is possible, therefore, that
tho Mnnhoim team may creep closer to
tho leaders If tho latter should drop any of
the nlno points to tho YVister team today.
Tho Tristote's most Interesting match to
day should be that between Sprlnghavcn
nnd YY'llmlngton. When these teams met
prev iouMy thin season, tho Wnlllngford
team won rather comfortably by tho ccoro
of 7 matches to 2. This took place, how
ever, on tho clay courts of tho Sprlnghaven
Club nnd, ns tho play today will bo on the
YVilmlngton Country Club's turf court!, tho
SprlnghaY'en team Yvlll undoubtedly find the
ATHLETICS TO ACT AS
HOSTS TO SERVICE MEN
All Men in Uniform to be Admit
ted Free for Registration
Day Game
Connie Mack and Ben Shlbo have
planned to make Registration Day a pleas
ant one, nnd tho final gamo of tho series
between tho Athletics nnd White Sox should
bo witnessed by a capacity gathering. The
management of tho Athletics has extended
nn invitation to Girard College, inviting all
the boys and their band to bo the guests
of tho club. In addition all officers and en
listed men In the army, navy and marine
corps, tho National Guard, Civil War vet
erans nnd Y-etcrans of the Spanish-American
War are Invited. Any military or naval
body with a band also will bo welcome.
Shlbo Park will accommodate more than
20,000 spectators, and with so many men
in the service. In this vicinity there should
be little troublo in taxing tho capacity of
tho park.
Tho opening game of tho series, post
poned from yesterday, will be another gala
one. This afternoon has boen set aside as
California Day, with Ping Bodle the cen
tral attraction. Ping la a former member
of tho YY'hite Sox and a native of Cali
fornia. In addition to Ping tho California
Band, now appearing at a Chestnut street
Theatre, will perform Tho Stevens Juve
nile Band, of Xorrlstown, also will be In
attendance.
CHAMPION HERMAN
OUTPOINTS LYNCH
New Orleans Boxer Sends New
Yorker to Mat for Count of
Three in Third Round
NEYV TORK. June 2. Pete Herman, of New
Orleans, the popular little bantamweight cham
pion, outpointed Joe Lynch, nt this city, In
a ten-round bout laat night. Herman knocked
Lynch down for the count of three In the
third round. Sheer sturdlness on tho part of
Herman carried tho day for him. for he kept
coming In agatnst Lynch'a tormenting jabs and
crosses and punishing the YVest Side product
badly about the stomach. The Southerner
piled up his lead In points on his ability to
work effectively at close quarters, for when
he elir.chod with Lynch he rested his head on
the latter's rlirst and sent home body blows
with plston-lllie rapidity, until (he YVest Slder
was forced to break ground. Herman weighed
111)14 pounds, and Linch 1 IRVi .
NINETEEN RUNS
IN ONE BIG INNING
Utica Secures Ten Tallies in First
Half, While Binghamton Scores
One Less
BINGHAMTON. N. Y.. June 2. Nineteen
runs were scored yesterday In the first Inning
In n New York State League baseball game
between Binghamton and lltlca. The game
was called ut the beginning of the fourth Inning
because of darkness Pitcher Ancker's wlld
ness and errors, coupled with three hits, gave
ITtlca ten runs In the first half of the first
Inning. In Binghamton' half, Pitchers Karpp,
QUI and Ferguson tried to hold Binghamton,
but the locals scored runs. Ilrower. Utlca's
(Irst baseman, wus pitching when the game
was called. It required fifty-five minutes to
Play the Inning, with the baseball crowd In a
frency. Seven pitchers worked In the three
Innings that were ployed.
College Hill Tennis Victor
BETHLEHEM, Pa.. Juna 2 The Moravian
College team yesterday played the College
11111 Tennis i.iud, oi r.asion, anu lost, (wo
matches to one. Summary:
Doubles Oreen and JKircks, College Hill, lost
to Hoffman and Allen, Moravian, U-7. 4-0, 8-2.
Singles Oreen, College Hill, won from Hoff
man, Moravian, 0-4, 4-H. 3-n; Marcks. Collego
Hill, won from Allen, Moravian, 5-7. 0-4, 2-0.
Purdue Beats Chicago Rivals
LAFAYETTE, Ind., June 2. Purdue Unlter
Ity defeated the University ot Chicago, 5 to 1
yesterday In a western conference baseball
game The Boilermaker held the upper band
throughout. .. I. Hj B.
Chicago... 00000000 1 1 B 2
Purdue, . O 0.0 0 S 2 0 O , x 5 7 X
Batteries Marum and Maxwell! Loy and
Itoyce.
Indians Release Sillier
CLBVBLAND. 0 June a.-rrJL P. Miller, utll.
lty Infield player, has been , released outright
tb Oakland club of the raclstaCot -League,
Today's Tennis Matches
rinat rounds Pennsylvania
Slates patriotic tournament,
and Kastern
TltlrJTATK LKAOUK
rirmonth, at (ermantown MA.,
Sprlnghaven, at Wilmington.
Cynwd "A." at IMAeld "ll."
HLUU1UIAN LKAOUL
Bellleld. nt I'. nnd It. A. A.
Mcnton, at Klheron,
lirre-ntiolnt, at U. of Pa.
American Bridge, at Anlmorn.
going much harder. They have not been
on turf this season as yet nrrlthls always
nmke3 a great dlfllercnce. If Wilmington
can muster Taylor, Do Caxonore. Peter
YY'rlght, C. I. dauzo and Point Johnston
Into the line-up, they should be able, to
gother with Captain Harris and Stanley
Irfiwton, to take a majority of the points
from SprlnghaY'en.
Suburban Matches
In tho Suburban Lea sue, the close) clash
nhotild bo between Captain OBatty's Elberon
team and Captain Hanna'B Stenton A. C.
players. Tho respective cnptalna are great
rivals and, as there has been considerable
bantering going about as to the result, both
will surely urg their followers to their
utmost endeavors. The two teams seem to
bo very evenly matched and a very close
contest should result.
Tho Greenpolnt team, which Is away out
In front in the race for tho title, plays
the U. of I. team today and, unless some
thing unforeseen occurs, tho Tabor players
should win all 9 points. Captain Mitchell,
of the Penn team, deserves great credit for
the gamo and efficient manner In which he
has gone about replacing tho Iosb of the
flvo best players from last year's team. The
loss of Leonards, Kllason, Smith, Leopold
nnd rilll, every ono of whom Is a star and
who collectively formed tho bost team over
a long period that has graced the Suburban
League, would have discouraged any one
not possessing tho tremendous amount of
"pep" and nblllty shown by Mitchell in form
Ing a new tenm. The Belfield "C" team,
Greonpolnt's closest competitor In the race,
should also tako all 9 points when thoy'meet
tho P. and It. players. This match will jo
played on tho courts of tho latter team at
Tabor.
Tho remaining Suburban League match
today, will ho between Aril more and the
American Bridge team. In view of the
fact thnt the match Is scheduled to be
played on tho Ardmoro courts, it may be
possible that tho homo team will be some
what stronger than it has been heretofore
this season, in which case they may surprise
tho Wissahickon team by taking moro than
their usual quota of one or two points.
ELEVEN HORSES IN
KENTUCKY' CLASSIC
Old Rose Bud Favorite in
$10,000 Handicap at Louis
ville Today
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Juna 2. Eleven
thoroughbreds, which horsemen credit with
bolnp; tho best handicap horses In the coun
try, havo been named to start In tho fifth
renewal of the Kentucky Handicap at Doug
las Park, hero today.
Old Itoso Bud, a Kentucky Derby winner,
and the real "come-back" of tho American
turf, probably will bo to the post favorite.
Ho has won three of his four starts this
spring on Kentucky tracks, In one of which
carrying; 129 pounds he coY'ered a mile and
an eighth within one-fifth of a second of the
track record. In the handicap he has been
assigned only 120 pounds.
Andrew Miller's Itoamer, which Is making;
his third trial for tho stake, will carry six
pounds less than last year, when he finished
second. A. K. Wacomber will bo represented
by Boots and I'M Crump. Tho entry prob
ably will rule second choice.
John W. Schorr, who saddled Luke Mc
Luke, tho only three-year-old which eY-er
won the handicap, and who won It with
Ktl Crump last year, Yvill depend upon
Cudgel, a threo-year-old.
Tho race Is at a mile and a quarter for
threo-year-olds and upwards, and has an
added value of $10,000. It Is the richest
stako In America for the older division
hones. Despite the heavy rains ot the last
few days the track is expected to be in fairly
good shape. i:ach candidate. It Is claimed,
is able to perform In any kind of going;.
KILLING OP BROTHER
STOPS HORNSBY'S PLAYING
ST. LOUIS, Juno 2. The Cards are
trroatly weakened In tho Giant Berles by the
absenco of Bogers llornsby, who has left
for his home In Texas nnd will not be back
for several days. Tho occasion of tho great
player's absence Is tho death of a brother,
who was killed In a fight In a poolroom In
Fort Worth.
RALSTON LEADS IN
LANSTON BOWLING
J,1!h6 J'"nston Monotype League rolled the In.
dividual events of their handicap tournament
on Costa' alleB last night. Italston finished
In first place, rolling 501. Svensun was second
with 573. There were six prizes In the Indl
viduals. Following are all the Individual
score,,:
Balaton .101 Beam
Svenson 53 Braun
Maussuest 54S Miller
pavls R47 Muschamp .
Warren R4H Belter
Llsasser .142 Christman .
Stryker R33 Hyde
Crouso r.32 Felnbere . .
Shoemaker 531 Pfeirter . .
Osborne 62U Hanway . . .
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. 404
. 44
. 478
. 47S
. 472
. 461
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Girl Hurls Discus 73 Feet
am:BXCASTI..K. Ind. June 2,-Mlu Fl--php
Merit oKe, of UanKhurnA. Ta , Pet'auw h utor.
established what is salu to be a now world's
record for the dlscui throw in an Interclasa co-ed
track mwit recently, when he hurled the weight
73 feftt 0 Inches. The former record of 6 fpet
6 lnchea la aald to be held by a student at
Howard Payne College.
Miss Ryan Swims to Record
llALTIMOnr:. Md., Juno S.Mlsa Ile
Ryan, a fifteen-year-old swimmer, of Phlladal
rhla. mado a new world' record when she won
he 60-yard swimming- contest In thirty seconds,
breaking tho former record by one second and
winning the first prlre, a loving cup. 31 Us
Elisabeth IlenAngcr, of Philadelphia, was sec
ond, winning the second prize, also a loving cup.
Miss Ijoretta Cameron, of Baltimore, waa third-
Easy for Dethlehem -s
HETIILEHKM. ra June 2. Bethlehem High ' "
School ha reached tbe- goal tor the Lehbjtil . .
Valley scholastic champlonahlp within one atep
when Northampton High was defeated, 13 l 3.
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