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GIANTS, WINNERS OVER
Braves, but Will Find Moran Willi Sin
Team Games Start Earlier
. By ROBERT W. MAXWELL
LTHOCGII the basebnll season Is barely two weeks old. n ..-.
Igthe favorites iu the American and up to Saturday night it wn prelate,!
fkattn by Brookljii cannot be consldeied in the tame light ns heroic
f .The Olants have been boosted to tho skies because thev won tune am
Jut one game. That's n wonderful record: hut why shouldn't thev w,
R-i-.t Dm tun weakest clubs In tin. io..i, i-i.... ,. ..
IM"'" " " " " a i.ruokljn, ilien
ffjoston aiid then a return engagement with Ilrooklyn. That nine-imi-o....
ItHJ Jar-
frothing this year but win eight and lo&o two ball games, and If the tmth
naay is w "" "'" mo noi yei in ronillllon to play ihKr best.
torn lilt the hall Just as haul and when a good pitcher is on the mound ,i,P
gill ate even .Stephen.
The Giants are heie today for a fotir
himt seiles and we will hac a chanco
tit ste for oiir.'elies how much better
Slity are than the lilted men of I'at
kMonn. No doubt many will be stir
prised to seo the I'hlls put up a stiff
fame and make tilings Interesting for
the talent from Gotham, yet such will
Ibe the ease.
r
jMijer to 'Iuirl
r Ersklne Mujcr. who hasn't lust a
'fme this year. will twirl for our nine.
md Xew Vork will have to play better
than at any other time this sear. May
ing against the I'hlls will bo different
from plajlng against the Uraves or
Dodrers and this will be dlscoveied be
fore sunset today.
It U a telief to attend a ball game
hid In tlio afternoon. That 4-o'clook
ctufT pulled by tho Athletics last week
very tiresome, especially when the
names were long-drawn-out affairs,
(ter making the long Journey from
Shlbe Park It Is almost too late to
attend the theatie, but things will he
different now that the Phils are con
rerlng some of the daylight and stavt
1nK at 3:3u p. in.
i The big noise of the week from a
Kroaa anu Huntingdon streets view-
point was the performance of Miles Ket "is baptlMn of lire. The I'hlls have
until the ilmo camo to slip him in a I , . ...
looks like one of the best pitchers In I The Athletics will play a series w itli
the leaiTtlf. nml 1r.nilpa.l 1,'ltl fat fl.r. Viinli.u .lila icnul, inrl nf,,.- .t.n.
WI.NRKD CROSS MATCH
Large Sum
Oilmen, April :'9. Jim Barnes, of the
Broadmoor t'lub. Colorado Springs, west
rn opMi champion, and filll Nlcholls, of
Vnv Yotk. yesterday defeated Jock Hut
Mson, professional nt the filen View
.'lub, Chicago, and "t'hlck" Hvans. na
lonai amateur and open champion, 1 up,
n an 18-hole 4-liall match at the South
Shore Country Club for the benefit of the
tmerlcan Hed Cross. .Several thousand
lollars was collected.
"I-.gjptiuu" Cigarclles
A shortage In the world's supply of1
f tobacco for "Turkish" cigarettes I
s caused American makers of these '
'smokes" to turn to Japan for material
bleiid with other leaf ln manufactur
?f the "Turkish" or "Kgyptlan" cigar
lies of the cheaper grades. So large has
)h demand grown, according to figures
Willed to the Department of Commerce
Yt Vice Consul W. It I.angdon. who Is
t'Kokohama, that of the I6DC.36S worth
I leaf tobacco shipped from Japan in
I7. 430.491 worth ot it came to this
ountry.
in his report Mr I.angdon points out
fiat Turkish. Maceooninn and Virgin
n tobaccos have been successfully
lynted In Japan and Korea. Turkish
aoaccos giown In Rurea contain the
ronia and all the good points of that
'roduced lu Turkey and Macedonia,
lr. Laiigdou nlso say that, while the
npcrlal Uovermnent monopoly bureau
ilrtcts the Japanese tobacco-growing
naustry. It doea not export tobacco dl
tctly. The exportation of this tobacco
conducted through commercial houses
o which licenses to engage In the busl
Ms of shipping out tobacco are granted
' the bureau.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
NATIONAL I.KAOVT.
Nf.w Vork e.t 1'I.lh.delnlila C'loudr, SiSJ,
oton nt llrooklyn Kaln. 3:341.
r.?:.1."'" Onrlnnstl Clear. 3.
I'lttkburxli-at C'hiriiao Katn. 3.
AMKmr.iN i.K.ai'i:
Athlftlea t Nw Vork Rain. SilS.
lilnrlnii at Hoston 'luudv. SilS,
''el roll at M. Ixxila Clear, 3i30.
lulraco at t'ltvebinil Clear, 3.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
NATIONAL LOUK .
. T-ouln. 4i Clnrlnni.ll. S (S Innlntu).
ilctia-PlttsVurah Wet arin. 1
Other trains iiot seheilulnl.
AMPJUCAN I.FOCE
ndearo. Si at. Iiul, 1.
Ietrolt,cierland Knln. ,
Olbtr teu-in not Miiednltii.
St.
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i o i.ariimie, n ua-vic, u
Th 8t. Carthage team completely out
aisea the Oakvlew nlh yaiterrtjiy on
1 latter'a grounds, winning bj tha
r of tl to . The batting- of Second
ran Tfcomas wa tha Ist!notve
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m -UAJflMKO- PrBLlC LEUOEK-PmLADELPHrA, MOSUAY. AP1UL 21), 1018 '" IS
pBBYS BROOKLYN DODGERS ARE NO LONGER IN NINTH PLACE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE RACMd
WEAK CLUBS, FACE REAL
TEST IN PHILLIE SERIES
Champions Have Had Easy Sailing With Dodders and ,
ron 2
w
'Abusy figuring out tile races in life rival leagues. The Hod Rn .'... ...
JS.I1 We mni me uinms wotnu nave the pennant cinched by Decoration
y. However, when McGraWs hlgh-prlccl troupe v.-ns sot i,n,.i, .... ,,.
fejtlnc Dodgers there was n chango in sentiment, for any team th.-,. ..., ...
feaff iloes not look so good because New York lias not faced uul opposition
Sow lets consiucr uic case ot mo Phillies. Instead of sllm.im. it -
leant a boost, tho critics still aro harping on the loss of Alexander, who, by
tne way, i " ""!' mm wouiu not nave been with the team re
Wrdless of the sale, and tho local club Is tho unanimous pWm f!.. .
ftlate. That dope Is all wrong, Mawrnss, all wrong. Tim pmi, i,,. ..
rat Moran nas ueen experimenting with his pitchers, h.ivm- v...... i. ..
.pralnod thumb and cannot hold a b.it, Whined is not hitting and the new
mtnaie not acquainted with the signals and the slle of play lii ,, .,
Kips the lionio folks any .je.lit for the work they have done All ue ie,.i
foul Is New Yo.k and the runaway race. Perhaps this Is the dope' kite-',.,
the season, but right now the PhlN look just an eood n ii, ,: .m '
What May Happen
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pitched one pood game and lost the
other through his own dumb b.-wi run
nhig. lie will know hettir the next
time.
Milton '.Mule'' Wat.-ou will be a great
belli to the team when lie gets Into
shape. I.Ike Main, .Moran Is working
mm nam ami In a "eel;
so he will
H!n, the huge hurler from Michigan. fom' ltchcrs to depend upon, Mayer,
Miles,' who was lallid awuy fiom St. i "ogg. -Main and Piendergiist, fo an
Pete because bis hired man quit and other will be welcome. Joe Oeschger Is
Ml the old farm llat. settled all dllll- on ll, sidelines with his bum leg and.
cultles and came back to the fold soon although lio says he Is lecoverlng
titer the season started. iTe was put speedily, he will not bo utnllablo until
to work by I'at Moran. and ltent at It next month.
lime. He held the blustering Uraics i l'a1 "omc acnes
to four hits and no runs, all ot which j This series will be the last the I'hlls
u quite pleasing. will play here for some time. After
Hour Delivers j finishing with New York Jho team goen
to llrooklyn and then makes its first
Hogg has delivered the goods. Maver western trio, returning on Mav 29.
t'onir iiii i-in-i,t if i.a ,.oriau n ,,in. , ,,-ni i. A ..-in. .. r.... . .......i. ,.r ... mi..
clock when ho gels on base. Mike 'baseball.
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BARNES AND .NICHOLS , BOSTON 15 RAVKS CfM.M
PhRKl OI' OL'R'A I HLIriCS
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r ..... . .... t- .".". n
tians ami Hutchison Are I.oferf in ; Haugliloii t-;js the l"oulhern Iwirlcri
Exh'iliilinii Wbieli Xets :, ' Ileallv Ilcloim- to the .
Ileau Kalers
llinton, April S9. I'eiry I). UnuRh
ton. president of the lioston National
League ilasehall I'lub. said last night
that he had (lied a claim with the Na-
tlonai Uaseball Commission for the sm'- I
,;...,. i .i i
iws of.. Scott Perry, a member of the,
pitching staff of the Philadelphia Alh-
........
letlcs. I.nst season rrosiucnt jiaugnton ,
obtalned Perry from the Atlanta Club,
i of the Southern Asi-oelatlon, for a thirty
'davs' trial. At the end of seventeen duy
T'eVi-v left the team and did not nlav In ,
J Crr Ifll tlio leain aim uni 1 im 1W ' I
Tu i ...... i. I errv ten uio iciiio nun um um li.iy in
The play was substantially even all ,,. ,,,., iP,,ues for the remainder of
hs way, Haines and Nlcholls winning the season. I
lie match hv inet.- .n the seventeenth' Hy a decision of the National ( otn-I
-Tten. when Kvans's approach bit ' y;0. H",-li .fiVrlns hlK"lrj-out Just
WioIWh ball on the green and stopped "ore thJ I lusebail s?ason opened this
hort, allowing Harnes to teglster tlio spring Connie Mack signed Perrv. Pres -
inly par I rrom u good approach. Tho jaetit llaugliton claims that Perry. In re-
neaalscorea were: Ha nits and Hutch!- turning lo the major leagues, should
on. ,o each; Nlcholls and Hvan", iJ,come to the Hoston club.
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American I!. C. Wants ' Games
TOR Amn VII fM lAl'W Th. American n. c. wouW like tn r-1
ranse game with tennis whon members are
"" " from tlft'fii to seventeen years nhi. Write
l-'ied for .lending in TurU.ir ami i en -iM.r. i fti.rn.-unt v.
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Defeatinc every team which it played, tho Moravian Preparatory School basketball team has a right
ful claim on the cage championship of the Lehigh Valley. In all twenty games played, seventeen of
them resulted in victories. The three teams which won from the Moravian quintet were defeated later in
the season. Some of. the Moravian victims' were Lehigh , freshmen, Laston High, Bethlehem High and
Penn Argyl. Great credit for the splendid showing of the up-State team is due to Coach Filippone. a
Philadelphfan and a graduate pf Trades School. The players are, landing, left to right: Captain Rice.
forward: Krauso. forward; Brady, guard; sitting, oach Filippone, Chiles, guard; Lomas, forward and
' ' r , Bavhert. center. l
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WINNING HARVARD AND DEFEATED PRINCETO N EIGHTS
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A ho icwcd -del! pfnoil no luitulicap to the Ciintson vanity oarsmen on l.al.i' CurnpRip at I'rlnccton
just Saturday, when the Hnivunl hoy.- t-aiiii' through trii.mphiiin by a tnai'Kin of one length over tho
TiRc-r tii--t eiirht. The HniMird l'lcslmiQii al.-o dcfeatcil tho I'l-inrptun yearlings. The seating of the
llnrvaul varsity I bottom), left to right: Stroke, Kmmet; No. 7. Whitman; No. (i. Withington; Xo. C,
I'aikman; No. I, Hatchcldcr; No. :!. Loiler; No. U. Coleman; how. Howen; co.wwain, Kcynders,
Princeton (top) was seated, left to right, as follows: Stroke. I'ustou; No. 7. Uoche (captain); N'o. (1,
Lamont; No. .", Duncan; No. I, Walter; No. :t. Bryan; No. 'J, (ianlner; bow, tiodfrcj ; coxswain. Ham-
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PREDATORY LAWN
TENNIS AHACKED
Geographical Residence
Limits Suggc.-led to Hoot
Home Tournev VU
IWOII.IJ I'OIAUZK GAMK
riod.iiory !.imi Ii-uiih i .t iv.'ii.n
Ii the prnRrexn 'f the Anifri-Mii K-in-e.
That H the opinion expreM'd Iv . hailei
.'humhtif, on of the leadep; f tho
Kings I'ounty Lawn Trnuin -'l ii.
Aci'ordlitp to tbe banto t henry which
Chambei'M expounds anil which llmlu
foor with inuny in arioim parts of the
f(.ui.tr. It' is olivlously u taethol
blunder In the administration of the
game of tho courts for a I'allfornlan
to win and hold the New Yoik State
chamiilonshlp title. Likewise It s a poor
policy fpr a player lesldlng In Hostou
to pick out an eav mark lo win the I
western championship, fur instance, in
Chicago.
As the veteran sees conditions fur tho
coming geasnu on tho courts of this coun
try the support of home tournaments
should bo the llrst and paramount con-
sldeiatlon of all tbe players.
A neces-
sr.ry check upon rval tournaine.a boosit.
, ing eould easily he effected through a
Ic.ronimematiou of the executive com-
,'" of the National Association
i nose who ii-imp hi inr in.m i.i.i .1. n-
opinion that It is the only way in which
the smaller i-lmmpionsnips ami local
tournaments can be saved so as to in-
fiUI,. ,.ntr. u,,t.
The recommendation has been made
that the executive committee ru'o that
in competition for State and lm al cham
pionships no player may enter who te
sldes outside of the geographical section
hi which the tournament Is held. A
..,,.. ..... .,
mis cuy is in me .iiiiiii i se.ui.n.
""' ',,i,t'rs1 "T,"'11 ' '"ii kZ Vrv
a les deuce In the Slates of New Jersey,
Nw. Yol.,. m, i,,.lm,yvnll,a. which
for) tl0 .nvtuio,, nccordlng to Hie con-
dtitution of the Cnlted States National
I-awn Tennis Association.
Those who stand as sponsors for tho
proposed restrictions believe that the
gieiltett good can be accomplished this i
. , . ..,,.
in - - - - - - - .--- -- --- ,- ,
, season by booming the local
ompetl-
tlons. Kew ot the plajeis will desire to
m0VP about tho country to any ettent.
I "r once,.trat,R the lawn tennis forces
I" Vie tourname.i scheduled for the
Heven geographical divisions the most
. constructive woik may be done. I.. 11.
I Waldner. the president of Mio Western
Association, who Is a stanch upholder
i of tho sectional plan of operation, ban
I been asked to nut the plan in operation
In bis division, which Includes the States
I of Illinois. Iowa. Kansas, Mlchlga
., vci.raka and Wisconsin
'l1 ..
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Fifty Mon llvnvh First
in livoivii'Iiitliaii Game
tiiidti. c.i me lirt went (Tip Itrmtti
.mil ImllHtio wtt 1 1.' ti thf rtMitnl fur
iniHlrii Ititofhutl hi tol.il miinlifr nf ineii
rricltlnc tlrs.1 Imk-c. IAihIIj tlfl Im(Iith
cut Unit fur ilurhiE tlir tniitr!. The
PrnwiiH i n. nit tilnctcfii It It, mid ( lfrl.iiiil
rti'ten. the tot.il beluc thirty, eti-ntrrii
li.iftf on lutlt urrp cliru. Ifteldnd tt.it
ti'r pet II in: ten iinil tlm-- of Mir l(rcmn
sfni. ( 1r rlattil Iinil ti b.ittrr hit, whltr
cull ten rn Inn) ii iiiiiii erf tn Nrt thntiiKh
tin rrrnr. h a rt'ititt nf 1 h nmn inrn
crtlltii; un lur. trnt -iiiip rrr left
tin re.
SELECT UNIVERSITY
MEN FOR TRAINING
Allcmliiiifc al Suiiiiiii'i'
l.iniitcil lo Those of
vaniTtl Ctnii'sf
Camp
The Belct'tlon of nipmbrrn of tilt . H.
T. rx, of the Vnherflty of Petmwyhniita.
for tbe fiuniiiier training; ramps bun be
trun, f.illowlnj; reodnt of urdeiM by
Mnjbr uiiilf T. tlrlffth from the AVnr
Ocimrtineiit.
Miplicatloiis are being re-,
celved now for admission to the train-
Ing camps, which will he conducted In
June nt places not el uunounccd liy
tho War Department, These ordeis are
. ....... ... ...in.,,...- ..-,i-
lir VI II 1IIII1II1 111 ULtT 111 III I I 1U1 l. lllllillllh
at
the I'nlcerslty, and have been
awaited for some time.
I'tider the authority granted by the
national defense net. tho Secretary of
War directs that training camps for
further practical Instruction of mem
bers of the adianced course of the re
sere olllccrs" training corps be held.
Attendance at the camp will tic lim
ited to members of the advanced course
nnd such other selected members of
senior divisions, who bale lecclvtd mill
Instruction equivalent to the basin
e and one jenr of the advanced
. .
tnry instruction cmiivaicui io .. o.imo
course anil one ear oi uie .uivoineu
iirsn pre.scilbed liy general oi.lcrs .No.
. nf tilt? War Department.
All members of the 1 nlverslt ot
. ..,.. II...I l.v ntirrnl nwlrrx No.
llllliril I II V--- iiuvi. m-tfj 0. .-..., w .
49.
Pennsylvania liifnntry unit of tho It. o.
'. who have not already done so.
.,,, .... ,niP,l i ,1v,inee to iii?re In
will be teaulred In advance to agree In i In the second lulling me League is
writing, in accordance with the War ilanders got busy, and whon Hntej who
Departinent
...-.lev t.. nttetuT nell
camps.
,inu also ii. aceepi hi. ine uimuii
. . ...... . . .., .,. i...
of tint i.overimiem sucu iransportauoii
as the (lovernineiii may proviue, or mile -
age nt the lato of three and one-half
cents per mile at the colleges, tchnols
or homes, to such camp as they inny
be dliected to attend, and mileage at
the rate of three' and one-half cents per
mile fiom such camp after completion of
couise of same to their homes within tho
limits of the Cnlted States.
f?Jf
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SHAWKEY FOOLS
CAMP D1X NINE" I
Tuirl ."a Team to ic-
ton and Crashes Out
Two Home Huns
UIC CKUVD AT GAME
t rlchl-l.iiMi. N. !.. Apul -9 With
t 1 tiddler in King it " th l,rael
i.ine i.preniiting "'limp ti went down
!. defeat at the bauds of Hie ' A -.-..uiitlng
team of the Philadelphia Nay
.ml hero esterda. 4 tu I. Two foimci
liiofvosionala opposed each other in the
box. but Hob Khawkey. In his Hrsl ap-
-.. ,1...MAntf4pnlrl
peaiance for 1 uvie nai". i-ui-iii""
t'.at lie has lost none of his uunnltig by
f..niiliig ten men and allowing 011 four
hits. Kddle Williams was touch. rl for
i.ine safeties, two of them circuit diiMs
by Shawkey, and thereby liangs the
tale.
The gam" " thoiouglil OijovM b
ll.e crowd assemtiled, and. coupleil with
the fact that the fight was between the
1 A .. nml Hie Navv. added Just tuflicieiu
t() ,. ,)att,a to mal,0 tt a matter
r .-,-. i.i.tiuv. The Naj had to de-
pr.mi for must of itu support from the
soldier ,bos, because the handful "f
sailors who accompanied th" liaui wire
.atrit,.k In- the treinendous odd-i m i
V'ltI-- t'
the population at I'amp ". :'"i ""
'not lien up until Schweri lul a bnei to
light field, tcoring I'liluuoine. which just
put enough spirit into tnem to show the
Satnmees how tha N.ny-acti when
aroused to action.
ShawKc's ('.real .Start
Promptly nt 3 p. in. '""!'' ''?"'.
ml W. Johnson threw out the list hall
for "liy" Walton's boys, and the game
.. i .....-., rtrwf mini un for I 'ist
Accounting', got a life when Klsh dropped
' an easy one d worked his way to seij.
ond. but was eft her . -Then noo
(JKr. 11 t ai rtrt ! IHl III II1H Kt I'llC
,, ""-"", ", ,,,re Then Hob
-". . ."..,.. ..,.
nawite came ill'mi - " .. -
'K,?",., tlee men to face him whiff'd
the air Just as nicely as eourtesj would
,, ',i i, kpemeii that the former
vn(l,e would ho loo much for the camp
DK contingent.
I It, .lie ..run
Mack's
made 1L llll w O.IH Mini ' -
' At i rui-H in aoe il
bad throw to llrst on
;:,--,--,;.,-;... ,.. ,,,.
latter ...aoe
-. - . . um, vn,w hollie
' ... ,..,.....,. Rii0 to rlKht This ail
Mintage of one run looKeil migiity ".k
with Shawkey tiaveling along so nicel).
but onlv until the fourth Inning The
soldier boys then got busy. Kisli lined
to centre and madn second and then
third when Schwerf pein.ltteil one of
Shawkey's twisters to get away from
him. r. 11,1 fln.-illv score.! the tl. t and only
tun for Dix on stelnhauser's out after
the throw to first to catch the I miner.
Not lo be alarmed. S'.iawkej nut Ins
own game on he with his two home. n.
one iu the fifth, ami the other u. 1 lie
seventh inulng. Uoth of these were
hard-hit balls and with no feme and
a fair wind Just traveled on and on.
The other tcore of the Nay Ynrders
was made In the sixth Inning on llaeff
ner's single, a stolen bate a passed ball
and McWIllluins's clout to the right
garden.
Ilerry Mmle Good
The team from Dix tiled their best
to wipe out Ine lead of their opponents,
but all In ain. Tho former Yank
pnclier was master of the situation at
all times, and his speed was Just a trlile
'on much for tbe soldiers, who we
lilajuig their third game. They made
eerul substitutions to stem the tblc
of ilefeat. but their Pinchers only stryil.
out, until Howard Iteiry made his flr't
appearance tu the uniform of the Seventy-eighth
Division, batting for Lieu
tenant Hull J in the ninth Inning Htm
uiado a rather auspicious entiec by wal
loping a pretty single to left. Hut his
teammates could not help him out, and
the tame ended with Stelnliauter's pop
!1 which 11, Schwett gut, leaving Hwrj
stranded.
ilaeffner split his finger in the thirl
and was fixed ul) In right field for the
rest of tho game, exchanging; places
with Hdiwert. PI had not caught for
over a ear, but his work showed thtt
he liac lost none of his skill behind tho
bat
The cost Accounting nine came down
tn DU ill the morning and took In the
sights, and were then glen an arm
spread which had been arranged by
Lieutenant Colonel Johnson and Athletlu
' Director Walton, fe'coic:
COST ACCOl'NTINU CAMP DIX
rhono rhoao
Irfitera.cf 0 I I 0 0 Sanford.ef o II 1 o 0
tipaldlnc.lf 0 o I n 0 llalrd.sa.. li o (1 0 :
CKuh'an lb (I I II 1 n KHh.lf I I I I I I
It'ner.c.rf. 1 a tl 0 0 llatrn.sb.. II 1 a a 1
I Krltz,8b . 0 u .1 I 0 Htrln'er.rf o u Ii o 0 '
i JlcWn.il Oil nil llcll'ld.lb o 010 0 Hi
Chtq'ne."t 0 0 .1 0 ll-tti.'.'ti. . 0 0 1 01
Hrh'rt rf.c o I 3 n Thomp'n.e o 1 ,1 o n
Mhawkey.p S!0:o Wllllama.p u 0 o X o
. ' Kljnn.lb.. 0 n 1 0 0
Toula ltl''J 0 'Horry . o 1 u o o
PatKiMf ii o II II
Total!
1 4 l'l 10 i
Iiatteil (or natrd In ninth
tllatted tor tunford in lhih
famp pix oooi oohn n i
Coil Accouniln. A. C 01OU1110 04
Two-bast lilt ilaefrncr Homo run.
Shawkey. 'I. Uacrlflra hlti Frlti. S, St.ln
hauaer. Wllllama, Hlolen base llatea. Ui
lUeftner, 'lliomp.on, Struck out Hy Shaw
key. 10: Wllllama, 4. Baa on ball Oft
MtiaitRev. i vmrirtt -sicAVoy an uoi
Cartay,
118,000 SOLDIERS '
PLAYBASIiETBALL
i
Remarkable Showing Made
at Various Training Camps ,
in War Report
POPtr.AU KVKHYVi'llKRE
MhIiIiiIiiii, April 'JO. In luund tig
me. 1 18.000 soldiers
rs in the military
tm'ning nimps panl
ciliated in organized
haH-etball, alone lust season, ntcordlllg
L'i '.,.?" W"? ..,!J1.r.r2n.' '.: ,!"
Ul 1 ill II It Ml Ull' 1 If till i-i'lUl n t" I m , itjic-iil
!: tiHMToft, ituinl)(r f tho Wnr Ie-
pnittnrnt lonmilflon un mniiliitfiniiiii
mt1tttei. In charKe of ramp aihlelbv
-tM.l "... 1 t ..r .1
,V:;H,:.,Vbe ranked 'me who ,7ao
pla,,d infuinially "ml b?. would brag
piajcci iniiuniany ami won wotiiu urn g
l,.-ti.niil.er nni.-li nearer 130.000. wlileli
m. .ins that in..iv men lmw Liken part'
in .oinpetltlxe Imsketball tin- yiar than ,
e.-r before
l-o'tor lt croft l,a been struck by
I'o.tor ltacr.ift ba been struck liy
the widespread popularltv of iMsketbiill ,
in tbe minus. "The cliobe of educatUe
and coiiitietltlie games for the soldiers i
!" tff'n",';ji: i',,;;8, .,ar,f,'!,,,',;'v :
kVitvltles This idea Is para.nount. but
It does not necessarily minimize tne rcc-
rrntlnnnl (illalltUs.
"(Insketball Is such a game
limited In team organization
nlune makes It excentlonnllv
Although I
this fact .
Intensive.
It Is a gaum that requires a keen en
ordination of the physical and inentrl.
Instance-must bo gauged to a nlc'-y nnd
eer effot t lie i orrectly limed. Such n
training enables a soldier t retain and
evi-iolse Ids uits and Itiventtxc fnctil'les
under tin- most trjing ilrcumstiini-es.
and the consequent body punishment he
r.vfixes leates tti iiim a msregerii rm-c-,iiial
injiilies. in short. It Is ii miig
tullcent course In liard"tiltig ' "
"lUitside f thoso advantages tin-slinpl.-
iMimpinetit icnu;rt-d fif h.ikt
h.ill makes It n'l ldnl iiiiiiii game."
IHntoi- Ita.vcrnft asserts, lr mav lie
ilai"il In Hie oticn as well us under
rover. In certain camps." he sa.s. "the
lotuts tune been strung with arc lights
and matches are plued outduots at
night "
Tm Lull Opera i'roihlieil
Aiiistrriluin, April Jil What is said to
l, the llrst purely 1 tnklsh opera has
lii-en produced nt the lonna oiks
ouse. Its title Is "I'liaabau
based on the Arabian Nights
lnle. I loth the book nnd tin. music aro
In Tuiks. I'rltlcs say that the music,
being eastern, suffers somewhat from
"rb.Mlinilc mom tony." but the Turkish
national dances mid the Imam's prayer
i-evne wete a success.
Twenty Thonmnd Funs
See Service litisvbidl
lloslou, .'pnl :".i.- Tnciitj -eight
thounuud person suw a ha. eh. ill
tfini from ramp ieven defeat the
t'oinmonwealth 1'ler miv.it nine,
0 to ", nt Uruves I'Ical .M-stcida. In
tlie first big set vice game under the
new M.i"NachueiiH Sunday ba-e-b.ill
law. Ailiuisvltin to the ball
paik was fiee hut ,1 coIPm tioii fm:
the suppm t of -i r n e ulhliti - w ji
taken du. ing the guiue
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LEW TENDLER OPPOSES
JACKSON THIS EVENING
IN RING AT NEW HAVENj
Newsboy King Will Get Into
for a Schedule Fifteen-Round Go Thomp
son at Olympia
H HILL
rpll 12 newsboy king i 111 lc In action to-'
I .aIdM r..w Tpniller. ncelnltned hv .
.,. . ,,, ,,.v, utnr nt ,h Melit. .
Xhi ! onnoso Willi. Jaclcson. the I
.. . .v ..i... r. - ...-.
"-r .'-. . - .
noiisallonftl Now ork boy, for the roo
ond tlmouhpli he battles over the fifteen-
round ootir?e nt New Haven, !oiui., to-
l"U"" "-" " -J . . . . . . I
'"'' Tor 7heoV, oiJot .,' b
'''for,
.,,, . j- t.ii ,.
bojs are billing to concede Tfndler tho t
victory. The only cpiestloti Is. "
Jarkson last the limit?
. , ., . i i. ......
The last l me these bo . 'M' s
' " '""l '"',"',.,' "Vn-lVJi.,
In the Olympia ring last fall, and Tendlrr
imnilnl ibo N'cw York lad a severe
i...,.i.. At that time many believed
Jnckson ul(l b. lucky to Ut another
round. Tendler now is ni ,'"s op, an.
ms inrce-rounu m .r. . ........-
lint week has made him a big favorite
th the New Knglnnd light fans.
. . ... n ....
jurivuii in wtt.ipi
If Tendler Etops Jnckron It will place
him another step nearer a
maicu ror
lltctitwetKhi honors, and It nlfo win
ninik the end of a boy who lose to
fniiio nternlulit. That one-round knock
boy who lose to
out decision ocr Johnny imndee at Hia
iilmpla was Uih tiiumph wlil.-h tmiught
Willie from ohin Ion iniu me iiiiicok"'
Tendler and Phil Ulassman left es
tenia f.-rihe s, one f the eti.ouut.r
.Iu.Umiu will remain in New York milll
.. ... ... ... !,.. n clivitiile time.
t ......! -..i-,1 Id At-rortf1 IllilplllfT liV
the heavy aiKAnce sale. Anjtlilng short
.. n Lnn-V-rtllt W-llt Vie U 1I SUriirlSe.
, IfltMil tiunu m . .iiiivi' m, . .... .-.-
"l " .'"- ..,.,
Jackson has linaereu tne reguiauon , ln , ,(.or. rhn.y. TuYiimirJr In
ltrnlt with all the Iioys save Johnny Kil- th wlmt-iiu t.. an all-star show nt lh '
bane, and for Tendler Jo put him away JiVnT,1.1 ."W.eft.e."nnii ".'nit .
will be a big thing for tho newsboy tllr.K l.tonanl. "'" na ""
champion.
Il.ne tr will !. a buv bov this nut
Ta.e v.. Tiiomp.011 STti-ita.,1; 1,4. .u ?;!'..?Bifl'i,.5?;
1IIR Hill T-Ue. tl.. blaek Jess W.llard. ZZX. '.'"msv 1, "iKte'st
and Jack Thompson, tho giant colored Micky iMmoiit ..of N-wark. In an Utht
battler from the West, will .xeha.igo Cttnt,,"!,.rnIl'rt',iei'iehlM.,fc
swings In the featutc engagement at the 1 uurns affair.
filynipU tonight. Thompson has been a '
consistent winner since he came to this ' )vl, ,rni,in. th i.antam champion, frtll
It v. his most recent coiuiuetit liclng at show at the -Natlonul A. A next Saturd.Ji
th- n-i,.n. ,if Hie veterin tne Jean- "s''",t Jack Miars.v. nf New- TorV.. In th-i
tne expense or .me Mer.in aoe je.ui vvlmbui. 1.1 a eU-tanl. The semifinal wl)3
nette. Kid Norfolk lias been the only- slum- :dille O'K.-fe. Jek Weln.ttln'a hoej
man able t. make ThomiMnn eMend "" ol""t tolt-re. of New Vork. '"
himself. It now Is tip to Tate to halt
Thompson's winning slreta
Anothrr lirui'e of rugged Iio.h will
come together In the Hemlwlud-iip when
K o. I.ouglilln, the Helhlehcui caveman,
I eiiteitahis I'huck Wiggins, the Indian
apolis middleweight. Thete hoys are
Hungers and seldom f.td to give action.
in the other bouta Kreddy iteesc
meets l.dille Morgan. Wally Hash takes
on Johnny T.Miian and Abe Attell tiold
Heln battb-H PatH Wallace.
Itoi-k.v Kansas ibe ingcd HulT.ilo
, llghtv eight, win oer Ann- D'l.earj. of
I New "S ink. 111 the fifth muml ill the feu
1 tine hioit at the Niitiuual A. A. last Sat
nrdii oigln. l'loni tn. 111-1 round to
the fifth Kansas hud all the better of the
RQESS
SSfiSryPKBS
By this time you've found
out that war bread, Lib
erty bread all the kinds
of bread we eat nowadays
taste much better
toasted. Toasting gives
them more flavor, more
"interest."
V"
Action With New York Boj$$
A.V 1
BKLL
fight, with
ons minute of the ftti'
rotiml irnn Tvn.,u.,. i.t. .?.... .... -.3
Ian- with ri.i,i a -J.. A." viL?"-1 . 1
.. ..nl.v mm art. liiu Acn' aji
Yorker to th V n'f L'.". .-?
t t wvi mi wbti i -m
blood wjwi KUshlnc freely fioin A wit8 Vl
over Ills left eve, Iteferce ncktmrt then &
stopped tho botiL ''
-'l'l' !(! MVUU
T," '-llnd-Up a.eo failed . go the,?
wild Hurt Kenny ,nd JohnnF
" vt uu Hurt Kennv slid Jolmn
Wolgast ucnt well for Hlmost SW1V :
roundel -Iii i--fJl. lflF -nV l",
u l.ln V.n!t, K ., Johnn, ?' .,
Ule "''' ,,rf'ke bis utin, then called oK a. J
the ,iB,t for the night. Johnny th" 3
light for tho night. Johnny then .
declared the winner. -'aB
In the other boulB
Paul Doyle dre'tPf
Billy Itolnh Mron
witii Jimmy McCabe,
over Sammy Terrln nnd Max William
son stopped Voung .Nelson in the nfth. "
rn
KM XVIIUnms. th- former bsnUrawe!ht','
f'ft obbost. Krnnkle ClirK: ot'twio
ells:. In Icii-rou'vl itrin at tuitimore to-
mor,. in' the inTnnl.u"k u""' or ,,,IM;M
, .,,.
.snimiif.
ll.a Ihul l. I.a- ....- ...
Uivwiio "-III tv.' tho : ,, th Vountrv ' -
mm in in-ir n- Teilrlv Murnhv !n -the.nsine
of 1M n.nshl nil h i! Iiim. !
In liaatun
u'"
Alunihy bus met nump of th3i
OI Ilia , Ijl.l .till -. l .Ima
iiln u itootl u-cuuut of titmiElf .
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nf'RSSL' SJIrT r'i'hVatthi
y-"Jfr r,,riiMin,!,'Tii.i,"i-K ,h8 W.1.)
iiir:....'" .."A,n:J . 'l '' ':'' Wit-"
lUlim iitnn
f On f T from uu tli Mleta a v.a i'it.ll"J'
iuiisi iiirinni iiuir.i .
ft - s. iu? vijiiiiii
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rrunkle rullliii. .ha. tipAAti.-n .!.....
Johnnv RoMirr. ih Nw Yorlc bnntam.VI
mftftN tflM itrn in MannrhuKftti ban ,
tuin. In u '.en-round prUo al Chelsea, Masi.jBa
tonldht. , ,
J or Ilurrrll, tho 1ch1 middlwrlght. far'?''
t"UKh 1'O.v vhn hr mpfct lUttltnic KoPtn.r.
of thi t nlird Stair na. tn th wlnd-uir "
ht h wrll-ljulanceU iurd lit thr Cumbria CIuU
fruho t'lrnltin". ,PV
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neil Sox Defeat All-Starn nni
Itridgrport, Coiui.. April " - The Tloton
Ani'ri'Hti l,fHgiii t'lub drffHlrU thr BrldE'--..,
roil AIl-Htam hrrf vrBterdiiy, 7 to 0, lor
t'mrl.i ami hwrd hlttir.ir. Only four mernmi
htii of ilie rrulnr ltontun loam wer urd.
n. ii. KAt
Itniitn nifrnan1" 7 12 I
All Stum . . fl S rlj
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