V j. ii - V .EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1018 IF THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS ARE A JOKE BALL CLUB, THE ATHLETICS MUST BE A SUPER-B g. NAVY YARD BALL NINE IS DISBANDED; SHIP LEAGUE BECKER, SMITH & PAGE BASEBALL TEAM CY WELIAMS'il 1 -Was BASEBALL LEADS SPORTS IN ARMY THERE WITH Bj 1A NOW INCOMPLETE r, c t TcrVm ss. 2A Boxing Ranks Scronrl With Soldier Boys and Trark Sports Third ALL ARE IN FAVOR ,&?, f uoub oumu jLfcamy v orn tt ,i-.. , V-r..r' Tf??: Wrx w a neat rmcii nitter-ife Chester Snatches Sensational Game From Harlan Ef fective Hurling Features in the Northeast Mann- ' iacturers' League Other Circuits Busy ifc for Pat ? .. PHILLIES TRIUM ;!? Vt l t ,.&&& JK tIT,u.,l. . I---W ipw,il.,r mife I I APT A IN- JIMMY nSC'HEN is re- pnnlhlc fnr ("kelter tr.irtlnrr the DMawarr Shlphullders' League at ptr? Tit The former Now Orle.inq outfielder liroke tip an exeltlnp (Time with Il.irlan- Uethlehem on t"hr.t t 'r home Grounds at rrianil In the tenth Innlnc. vvln-n h "IncLed nnrt rinle peond nPil tlilnl. peer-1 fng Inter on Strlnreldt i hunt ft. until the end of the cinhth ne. Finn fpland was trallm Hat Ian. 3 t 1. hut t lw j home talent pent two rum neroe. the pan in the ninth and tied the proce- tl Iners Karl T Intns made li. dehut, nnd had atl the IndUr of .lordan allowlnc: the viBliorp only four hltF, while ('he-uer collected elqiht New Yoik Ship Inaugurated the home Pasnn aeroF th" Iie'aware and mine through with another j' lai.lt lerdet. de fentlnc Sun hy 2 to 1 "Pop' Meiilnley fanned fourteen Sun batter . and Shritt stop C Mover r-tarred with ii piir of two-bapsern and a honier Tt.ivinr I th sure hard-luck aggteeatlnn of the le-ictie. for after havlnp , am' xi'ith Meri'hanta In hand they lopt In thi ninth. 2 to 1 Navy Yaril Is Out The circuit ha metj It- flr.M i ha-ice ap th.e navy yard team hn been forced to disband and a- a result the tram" scheduled herween Hop Inland and na ard at the litterV. Eronivls on :-'atni-day wa.i unplavpd The lj acup I:land asgreeation hap been handlcapprd fioni tho statt, and r.nuicn Werley John -on Itnew the team w-ai unable to coie with the other', hut wiw dolnrs lil- he.t under the adverre condition?. Just who will illl the Clp lift a'iut by the defection In the rank'. Is uncer tain The qite.-tion bap hcn asln.l on numerous occasions why William ("ramp & Pons was not repn --ctin d. as It has had a fn.-t team for yeaf The answer is. they never applied for ad mission, due to the inahihtv in "icirc suitable home grounds Hut the I'nmr nine wnuld be an admirable addil.o'i to the, leaKite at thi jtinc'tire. and Min aeed Had Simon I.- willliiK to lake the vacant berth provided the Klchmonditen are accepted n a trav. linn club rramp has a hard schedule nri-aiiR'd for the season and on Memorial morning faces the Harlan rquad. of the Steel t.eacue. at Wllmlnstion. with liuniont. the e V.'athlncton American I.enKiie t.virler. on the mound Manager Ptmor.s has a number of cci-I players In the Cramp line-up. Inclmlinq KahblnBer. centei fli Irter. of Slamroid Tarn I John Mor.ovcin. . hoitnon ,.f A'hevll'e. N. i'.. Tlinnu.1 Malvifffy. pitcher, fnrmetlv with Karl Mack; Snet man of Trlfoid ; Joe MulllBan plicVr Joe Wamback tfic Dl'-ston .-m r pl.ijcr. nnrt Plmnns himself behind the b.it Swell IMldiins Fraturr Ncer In the historv of the North cast Marufaetureis' Ilaseball Lkikup have thi' ftms winiesteil belter pitehini; than that of Saturday in all panics The winning bullets ptn(d ex.-eeillnKly ef fective althoiiKh (lieenwald. of I. II. ruler dropped a real loiirh "lie to Frank'foid Laundry He let his opp - nents down witn a i '" ". lost out to "nu-Ult I'.'i.iav. o" n"i- i-d hut four. Super fllass earned a .-1 vicorv over IMuuieii.lral. in which , U'Mton. the winner, let IIP opKineili:i j .. 1.1. tt.rna ll 1 1 B l'ltltllll WOtl fl'-lll Plumb won fr -in uuwii ... ....- -- t.,,,,i vVU..- . .... - , . .. ... , lnnlfAi Illl Ii -I illl I Hi iii--..- ......... five lafeties oil an. w im ""i o"' """" .. sinsie pass Fi.innroi.i .rsenni '.1 tlnned to plav at a l.nfin clip anil b'. inked Abrasive, 7-n. Pitcher Cooy Kli ing tha opposition six hits llne-sblril InlnN 'of ciomII .il'tent from ihV Sim. s in the Phllol-lplna .M.inii foeturr?.' 7tr. Hit lln T;M ml the lea cue Iraders snsl.i 1 lh Ir first r veiw. 10 " tn 2 3enonll.o W-. lol l- I'll. In. I B..I..I 1.. 1 1 foe .he winner, r. itl.ewls flic other results were hll.i'lelrhla T-xtll Amrrlean 1'ullev 3 Qmser Hi ' I'rfSflfd Pl'el II IMiiUdrlnhl.i Uoll .hlne .1 Tnlior J (;..r.l..a fume' Tabor h.itsmen Mandard .11..I ilH- i-d mxteen Wl,lt,n5.cr .hnehhl.tln, rreve,, ,,, ef.,- ture In Ft-""" '; ''.Hit, rf w oh f..iir "f.- fe1s1""Edd"''or,"nrr' held 'h. M.'ltn' kin. ".'.l- Jrglans well in hand unMl the ninth hut PENN Tnlcott, Yale Pitcher. Issues Only Pass of Sca&on to Bohan Pfnn's baseball plavers lost a chance to he acclaimed collegiate champions of the Ea3t when they fell befor the curves of Talcott anil the might of the Ell bats at New Haven Satuylay. but In the course of a 5-ft defeat they estab lished a record that no other team has been able to accomplish this year. Talcott. the Vale twlrler. kept his slate clean. He has not been beaten hy any college team tills year, but never before this Season did he issue n base on balls and he fell down against Penn. rartdy Bohan, the Quaker peconrt-saeker, is the young man who waited for.the four wide ones from Talcott, and he got them. When the season first staitert Paddy headed the lied and Illue batting order, hut ho, clumped so badly in his luting that Coach Thomas set him back to the end of the array, and there he was' when he faced Vale. Perhaps he was Indignant- at the change and determined to Dhow that Roy's first impression was the correct one. Anyway, he came through with two hits out of two official trips to the plate. He was the only Tenn to get more than one hit and one of four to slue safely. It was Dernhardt's first reverse of the year by a collegiate team. Ho beat Holy Cross. Columbia and Swarthmore twice and lost to two service teams, Camp Pix and the Coat Accounting equad of Leauge Island, before he twlrle against the Blue boyD. Tale was a little too much for him. and the fact that Joe Straus -misjudged a fly that went for a triple was the combination that worked to his ruin. Sir Walter has lost only twice to college teams during his career at Penn. Four games remain on the Red and Blue rotter. On Thursday. Haverford will appear at Franklin Field for the Memorial Day engagement, and then the Quakers will appear at three commence raent day attractions. The first will be at Lafayette, on Saturday, the second at Columbia on June 8 and the third and final contest of the searon at Frank lin Field on Alumni Day against Camp Dlx. " Paterton Retains Soccer League Lead vw York. May 27. Paterson re tained the lead In the National Foot hill League, two points ahead of Beth lehem, by defeating the Scottlsh-Amer- leans by four goals to tnree at uiarK's HI. Jit w.o. '"'- I Ifitfi ; niir!L'tL4c)r uhp CJ Baseball Standings of Minor League Teams MnsTdtiMr.nv rot nty l.i'.uin: . t.. i-.r. w. I- i'- Jw'tii'iitnn .1 it I.Pi't; s,,er," " ! ! Si!!! 11 1 pun .ntMpr I . f t '.nil iliumi'ii i .mi i rim. Milt. iiu MiunnvN i.r.itiri, w. i.. p.r. . r IVrn Hot'li A 1 !vH illtirt 1 ? l.lnille ' 3 ..-mi llirrett i iniN i im; i.r-nrr. w. I.. IM . I. I I II 'i p r. nlor.ir I Minn ii .men Vi nAiie '! II I. IrHI II ilisr-ti I t .Mill irhk Dim A t ii I 1 .Mill irhk .11 m:i. r.r. nil r.i. Mm- i i.u.ri: w. I,. 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I . lie lilttlnT s'ife four tim .s lit an r.i.inv tlines nt hat. niHliainiMon tn il.it i" th rlT- 'f lo" MnntKmrv "nunl I.tbu iml It r1""-'-ti.m ."' th.- Ii.'m "f th' h. in in rh- r-h.it -'Tnilln? i t !- iffiH of S'rkl'- crn tu-W' me II- ..i-'llv tro'l thr stir in SnuTliniin te,, to, . ev.r , ,. .o.wn w,,,;, I lvnl Alllbl.r .ninth, r-,1 Pen Washln-nn 1'-' I" 1 t-'r Pile Lelherfs frst vvlu of ,h, I Jn Bio I'agitc J(iie', I'l'IOrtl OOlll', .run, nt brooi it'orJc, Ilonrhrad nine. - llm Vaushnn threw- ,i inonkrv wrrneh Into Hie wrcrMtlir inarlilncr.. of the (rt.intw at t hlruxo. Jim it.iie tip nnh four hltt.. More than 2n.(liH) fnns saw the Tuba de vour the Blantfc. The Ilolilns have tnsd pIT live htmlcht . SStTf l.IJ.'i.l,i,a,r",1'ly fur,l"B '"' r!,r,ll"ll,: i ?.rf .tmei rrononltrerf the henrrllctlon tiver ine remains 0 the Ko&lns. , Miller HuifEfna s ltllS model Yankees , hopped over to Cleveland and trampled the Indium, vvlth Hay Caldwell In the box. l'our lilts off Walter Jnlinsnn wan all the Tigers nut out uf tiumluj'i. game nt the rap- ' Hal. , Bancroft attrf interns pullnl aft a triple rlcy nt clitrliiitnfl that pi-et'enfr. thn Reds ' irom tymo the ecore with tlu Phillies, , An eilrnslie iirecr.iin vips urratited fer BINQLEf ana BUNGLES' i. &yo i nru v ruin .i.. ni in: cmo uro'inim inm nil- ' ..,, n the above order rrimon. llei.lile llie hall ruine between lhe,,u" . ., , ImllniiH nnil Venkeeff. n rnneerl nn.1 t.lht.l contests were the bill of fare. A biff athletic carnival and baseball frame w-tre irtatted al the Polo Grounds Sundav flay fierier hurled the Fort Slorum team 10 victory ove- me ..amp iix jioioa, c to u, Up to this inomiinj llie oirtut , had icon .1re and lost etuht Dames In the West, tc'ifcn piaferlaNu has helped to make the National Leaaue race a closer one. I.ait week the St, I.nulu Hrnwns took flip out of Mx KUtnes. thereby vvlnniitc their vvav Into third pluce. The White Sox have dropped cnnelderahly since their attempted Invasion of the East JCX the beginning of the new vveek they stood four and a hslt games behind the leasue leadlng Red Sox, hdvtne lost Blx out of thir teen names. Heine l.roh was the only Clnrtnnatl pl.iirr who was able to locale tho 1'hllly pitchers with our riexrre of certainty. He rrurLed out a trio of hits tn four times at hut. Sherry Maoee teas back in the line-up lor the Reds, but teas unable to loucn up the pitchers el his lormcr Innntiiaiit tor a tafety. Cy Williams, who joined the Phils In Tin. rlnnall, was Kent Into the fmy In the elihth Innlnc to help out In the rally. He batted for lions- and singled, Signal r. B, 7; Motor Supply, 4 lotlBP JIM.., AHBT.I. ,U., MT .(.IDfl 304t fhtiui field daualwn rPied in tn ' - - .nluv - - tuluAin. AaF 9.Ik ,w 'ff.j .Tut'lariA ?? fSkm lii Ii. i ki t. "iinii A I'n.e laeball .iliuvc .ire. lefi to it-lii- .Maniliiip, I'ljilii. p, M.inaitcr J. GERMANTOWNTO j LOSE THREE STARS: Coach Sutton, With Nino! Veteran?, Should "Wake i Fine Sliowiny: Next Year '.einnntown 'irlenv filed to de thr.mo Peon I'hirter for pei.mnt hon "t"1 m the Inter.ir id"inlc Rasrlall 7, i aeuo thi.i .-ea'-on hut mdlne; from the numb"!- of reasoned emo' who will be r Iicr hie to i ompete on the diamond net v.-t the .-iiburhan Institution has an ri client ihan.e to ik ejafnlly ful fill one rturlent'.- pr.dlrtion of "Walt tint!l ikni v..,ir and then well show whiih .-ho.. . the he-;t 111 baenall " if the nine teciilJi-s on this t-eason's "lin. onlv thier- w'l ho lost throu;h Kiadu.it mn. ii.iiiKl.'.. lln'comb. llrst Iihfc- P11111. Vi'lier i nd baseman, and U'-'chain. riKht fielder These three athloti- weii. the nialn-.tavs of ihls v.at'i i.pm.1. c: i.ally Holcomh. who ii. addition i,, hi'lnir .1 i,i. i rh,cii nelder 111 ev.i litlolially line lntMll.111. ?lar l!.-illerv lo Ilctmii Co.i.h t-'uttnii N fortunate in havlnc nn I'vi'ir I b.iiterv to start the sea- , son nevt spi itic ("iptalii liippv will ho ha,.), ;,n,i. tn two yiai.-.' . vperi. nn. should prove more valuable II.. waa one of the star cati-hi'l., of the leaKU,. The pitehlng staff. .nnslstliiK "f .llddl.. ion and Hlns more. will nl-n l-r, available next ear -llldilleion vv.i. the h. .,t pttoh.r during the s a -on PlnMnoro waa o.-ihed upon several lii'i. . and pmv.-rt hf- tuettlr. ,iH a relief pi'.-her N,.t v.ar Iv should lie better till Inifinor. also alt. mated at short-si-p vvh, ii not on the ii.ininil and was one nf the b m nn n in the Infield nippy. Miildleti'il mil I'l'iouore. besides tllllnK in.. .ill-iini.rliiint lianerv position,,, vveic' I the b ittlnir mn tn -tavs ' f'oai li Kutton will also have Henry I at'. I i:it fir. in. w It., alternated at third i base Ther. is al.-o,.otne othor material ' ""I" i. nieludi'.ig Ulrtwill. a llrst) ! i in. m- i.ogan w no wa unable to pi. iv berait. o of Illness, Henry Miller, i who plavrd at second bare, and Jlullln, '.itiothit- ret ond sacker In the outfield there will br Deard and Purnes, of thli year's team, and 1 1 -r... pl-iveri from this year'.- team. ii 'hiding Matt Miller, who is also a catcher; Keller nnd Mrfalla. May Play for Ki-lcrn Tille 1 Now- that the West Ihlladelphla High iPcho.il ha.- heen retutn"d the winner it the Princeton cup, symbolic of the public high ieioo baseball champlnn- i shipv, the "tp-'ed hoys" are anxious to I m.'ft Mere, rshurg Academy. which n hool hv virtue of Us victory fiaturdav over IC'skl claims the (astern acholastlc baseball title This tar's team at West Philadel phia Ir without a tlouht the best that .ver has i. presented the school across the river, and it therefore Is apvlous to match its prowess with the claim- ants of the scholastic tl'le of the East Two more league games are on the schedule, with Frank ford High today nnd a postponed match with Trades f-'chonl. Doth fhould result In easy vlc- tot-'es tor I aptain 1 i.ivis and his squad. Archives May Ilrcak Rcronl The splendid showing of Reichs In winning the mile In the track and field champlonshli of the Philadelphia high schools Uit vveek has Increased greatly Northeast High School's chances of re taining the four-mile relay champion ship of America, which the Archives won last year at nastnn. It ir. more than likely that this team will be the onlv local team to enter this race, which will be decided next Thurs day at the annual Interschnlastlc track 1 nnd field meet of Lafayette Colleor. I Iteeve. Reichs. Captain Grounqulst and ' Radebaugh will represent Northeast and The members of this quartet are all capable of turning a mile under five minutes, and as tho present record, al30 held by Northeast, Is several Eeconds over twenty minutes. It Is probable that a. new record will he established. , 1 Owing to the lack cf funds In the Nonh- east tresury. Professor James Slgman will take the team to Lafayette in hln automobile. P p. Atlantic City R. R, -1; Hammonlon, 0 Ecb llarher. N, J., May 27 Atlantic Cllv Pallroad opened its season yesterday defeat. Inir Jlammonton by 4 to 0. Slmendlnner plteiied n not-hit. no. run tame The pro eeeda of tha nam. !W were donated tn the loal hian.h of the Red Cross. Pergola, 5; Pennsylvania Giants, Allentown. Ta.. May ,27. Periela out elassed ihe Pennsylvania Olan's of Phila delphia, rt Porncv rark yesterday, winning handily by fi to 1 Moreji-ille, 10; Bojertown, 9 Hoyerlown. Pa,. May 27 Morevville won n eloselv contested eard-nlttlng game from Bovertown hre by in to 0. tloiertown ral lied In Ihe ninth sen'lng four r'.is. but could not put across the tying tally Eighth Ward, 6; Allentown, 3 Lancaster, ra.. My 27. Eighth IVsrd -.Antjniied Ji winning trek by defeating Allentown Professlonsls here ycsttrilsy. Score, A to S, Numerous errors by the visitors cost them the game. - lBi.9Jv5iicWiA. I . ss! iifximmnjstwaamjsrs. . t.. . J.. -." -If, ... Il -W&g&fi SKi6ii2.':f'j.nvrji jiei:t.s'5 m tA&.-!i"a;nwraa?it; na2!'0eansi i ss3raft5;i!sss n mBa&&&ssmm eluli i one of llie Iroiuen in tin M mtifarlurrr ' I p.miie. The nun lllinp. IVrinetto, .?. ltrutnfielil. (.utllicli. ln rtjilel att' Jven-; 'itlin :. liruiiifielil. Captain Harrv l'a-on. Criii-riniu anil Clin 1. IV on Strong Field for the Metropolitan New Inrk, Mijv 2. 1'velve lierse are named In t.tnrt hi the llelrnplltnn llnndiiiiii nt one mile, in tn.irl. t'ie nnen ItiB ef tl'e fl'rltiR iiieelliic tit Ilelineiil I'arli Inilnv. llnnr Kli.t,vatli lieailn Hie list iiiuler 1.1a tmiiiiil,. The eutrlt". v.ltli vifIkIiIh mill prnll lltile jinke.VH. fiItiiw : Ilor.". .lorkev Wet. -Oniiir Kln.v5.1m tiini.iii.r ia.1 Itniimer I'll U'rli Hncn . l'nrrhitiliin yl (lid Unenln Hi mi- lis Henilrle I'rnli III IItink (I'll.iv l.oHo- 111 I.irU lliirr. ,Jr lnlr lerlli 111 fiuill.ili Si! Itiiliinvii ll'i Wuliiiit II. ill llnvliin il)a Il.llllil 'flnltllll-er Illl I'rUlll.l 'Inlllns I vke Illl In. inn I.11 Merle Me Mr 110 W llfrril M 111 entr. Hll.iiiMiilier inlr.. . m DAY'S FEATURE Metropolitan Mile Handi cap Will Be Staged This Afternoon N'ew York, Mav 27 Belmnnt Park's sprint; meeting, which will begin tills afternoon and extend to .Tunc ir., presents an tntrodtietorv equal to the bes-t heretofore offered bv j tho Westchester Harlng Al soclatlon In th" six .vents carded there are ninety-seven probable rtarter" The feature will be the Metropolitan Ilnndl'-.-ip, one mile, which liar, a puar nntfort , a'ih value of JSiinn Sonie of the hrrt hoise.n m the lo.mtrv will i'o t.i the post, inrluilinp; dinar IClnvv.uu ll'.ani' r and tild Knenle The M.tir polltan has heen a lending Ilxtuie f. r handicap hordes since lSOl. when It vv.i Introduot d nt Morris Park Since that time It has twenty-five renewals Todav'r race will be th" twenty-sixth In nil and 1112. vvhen tht-io wai no racing at Helmont Park It was not run From Kit in lii'., IniluMvo. the dlrtanee of the race was on. mile and a furlonc In I'i'iT the distant e was reduced to one mil'. The Metropolitan was Iran -ferred to Belmont Park In 1105 The llrst winner was Tristan Among the names of succeeding winners aie those of ro distinguished turf perform ers as Ilamapo. 'otrr. Kthelhert, Ban aster, Gunfire. Irish I.ad. .lack Atkln Ivlnic .lames. Vhlkhrnnni II. Stromholi and The Finn The highest weight sin -tos-fully carried for the stakei was IIS pounds bv .lack Atkln In 10fS Kthel hert and IVhlskbronm II vvon It under imposts of 12ri King .lamep shouldered 125 when he won Bnnaster and lilsh Lad scored vv lth 123 The lowest weight , arrled by a winner was 01 pound6 under which Arsenal vvon in l!f2 H T Wilson's Orniecdale. with 111 up. vvon It a vear ngvi The most sensational record of the event Is the dead heat In 1105 between Jamese U Keene's Svson- bv and O I, Ulchard's Hace King fharade In 1193 won the Metropolitan of the greatest value. 513.740 Southern Assncialion At N'arhvllle R. h.K. N'athMlle 3 7 (1 Chiittnnooga . 'I L '. Ilatterles Derautr and O Nelll Lehman end Tiylnr At Memphis: It H. E Memphis ,13 1J t New Orleans " rj 4 flitiert, s Vance and Harcr.tve. Phllllpo nnd Kitchen. Ktanshury. At little Roek. It. ll.E. I Pile Rock 1 L' n .Mobile 3 4 2 Puttertes Young and Brottem: llennett and Coleman SCHEDULE FOR TODAY AMERICAN I.KAOl'K St. I011N nt liilladelphhl. .1:30 rininlv. Cleieland nt New- York. 3:11 dirndl, llelrolt ill Wiiklilngton. It3t' do-jilr. Chicago nt lloKton. 3il.1 Hiiln, NATKINAI. I.IUIil'K I'hlllle. at flnclnnotl 3r0(l (Iniiib. New York tit t'hlrasn. 3:00 iejr. Ilrookbn at SI. I.oiilk. 3-.KI Clear, llntton at littbburgh. 3:30 Clear, INTERNATIONAL LIUOt'E Ililtlmore at S)rariue, 3:30 loudv. Illnglianitoii nt Ito.liesler. 4:00 Clear, .lerney Cltr nt IlurTuln. 4:00 Clear. Newark at Toronto, 3;30 Cloudy, '. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMKKIPAN I,E.iOUE Washington. 4i netrolt'. 0. New York. Oi Clereland, 3, Other clubs not scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUi: Phillies. Ii Cincinnati. 1. Chicago, fii New Y'urk. 1. St. riuls. Si Ilrookbn. 1. nttsburgh-lloston. not scheduled What May Happen in Baseball Today .YMKRICAN LE.fll'K W. L. r.C. Win Lo Itoston . . . . New York .. St. Louis . Cleveland . .. Chicago . Athletics lYashlngton Detroit .... HI in ,n.in ,nw ,ois IN 14 ..IBS .310 .Hl.1 IS It .1131 .nig ..118 1H 10 ,3211 .nil ..111 It II ,5O0 ..111 ,4J 13 17 ,4113 ,432 .301 14 IB ,424 . . 17 .348 NATIONAL LEAOUE Won Lost Pet, Yfin om. New York , t 0 ,lin ,7 .enil Chicago .,.. 21 tl .638 .847 .838 Cincinnati .... 20 18 ,338 ,3M .641 Pittsburgh .... 13 It .317 .333 ,303 Phllllet ... ... IS 18 ,419 .437 .404 ,,,.!, 13 19 .tea ,4fl .381 kVpytyifliiHmt , s-; MM 4- 7' ZTH$ma 'Ai& $$$ t- .SSi ym,im ? yS& . ffrW' 'ft'Sj&W now ii lll.iir. MISS BJURSTEDT 1?. I7rT ' It V 11 1 Norse Girl and F. B. Alex ander Returned Victors in Ilarlsdale Play New lurk. M.iv j; A ci'.im ..f t. r.n. rtar. 1 mpeted In Mi.. .. u'li s of .MKrial mibhi' at the ivnin'i Tenn' Club of Wistihisler at Hartidale yesterday afternoon. One of the most intertinr c urt rtusK was In the mlxert d mblei 1 i-i one sirt wire mmkM Miss Molla Iliurt-tertl. holder of the wo-men left on hn. ami run fiornl l.v opimi , . ,, ,1-1 ttentn. Inelnilltii ll'e frames of Sutitrda?, mens national .hamplnnhlp. and Fred-1 ",,, j, ,, ns fnm,,: rick I! .eand.-r. th" former interna- i tlon.i'it. while opposlnc tnem were Mrs ' IMw ird Uiwiiond foi inor hoidei of the wnoiin- tiio'ropi.litnn championship, and chin lef S Hafl.iiid. of Pilii'l.iircli. who Ir the iritlon.il omlor cnaniidon Ml.".. Piur'tedt .mil Ali-xambr ui-c'idid in wiiimt'i: In itra'Kht " ""ll Hi' ue i c.n n i in top fotni and .s In douhlen that ' Miss lljur-leilt was lhowtrt a r'so.ircofuln ind!.it,il a suadily incri .ising ahilitv Hntnti . In tins tvpe of game Tlpie was iii.ire'ew nrk ciispni'-i than i' usually th care, and 5,, J ,",", with lfand..r plaving with liK nr ( iiienioi curt"ln"rt clash the rival put found that Allilrllr there wa oiipor.il to them a r. m.irkilily nlij,iBtiin 1 fcytvvauijeagvgJtiw'itaiCBigovigx J, MssBSgkWtsWsW m .rtrwsro'Ji,-'iuJa'"i1CT'ia "lT" " filiiiivin ' 1 11 ';' '" "ifiiniM 1 ; ! 1 is Tt3 i I v M: As i 1 l . ,. $; !ev; '. I " - '0i 31 - .tsV .'- -fl-:; tmmmKmLsL,,! ,v . jt, '""'' rV' "l fm Vflml&JMml' Here's the idea about mbi ,'' UW - U- tmmS!''r$l MMKm LUCKY STRIKE-the W&4 ' "'V' Wi'. "thivgWVw STPn sGffim5$l reason we are making over '$m m "" - $hfrfi'- t P8K.raHr 15,000,000 a day. MJ I .-., v $&ffWX The toasted Burley tobacco 111 I ' j$$!iswr1if" -ffilw v aM 1S a Pew. and vefy delicous ' 9 I I , iS?y8?ft!HlSkr SiSifr(SSiir flavor for dearetto smokers. ', M 2 I SSOTWJ? ' And when, in the history of Im 1 I AW4tMWl ' cigarette-making, has a really , M j L. SSS&Sp ', ,' new flavor been offered? ' j I fs. '" - " ' . 'l Neveruntil LUCKY 'WM 1 I X ' ' ' ' - STRIKE was produced. " 'fflm 1 I if It's ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Xt didnt take the quick "'jB 1 I f( IS ' ; American mind long to get'Jffig J i ' toasted7 ' - ' ' - 'i : thQt food tastes better m 1 R v VV - , V.i cooked, and tobacco tastes' Effii m I' .Xi r ' '" '' " i , ; better toasted. 'Hlfl , , t , - v .,- , it . : , --.".HaHl m. .e ,,, 'v,.-: '. v. ;, - .ur. " ..". ....''" i n . ..;;t.LtLl . ' .'. ,:. Js.AJJ. ...u. . ..i 'ill W n"lilnirloii, Mav C" Men of the National Army have he come so enthusiastic over the sports provided at the camp- bv the Commis sion or. Training Camp Activities that the War pppartment has decided to en l.irce and Increase the number of ,ith- i letic fields. 1'eports received from all i.-ampi show llin- thousands of men take , par In the panics, with nisinaii. : i j c- urse in the lead I More th i 7" ft"n basehalls and loin I ''its have hi. n .-em to the nrnpn. with 'N"w K,:",,',,l dlnn,rnrls 1,avc h(en M at In pearly every camp. amp I.ew i ... Wa.-hlnrtnn probably heads '.lie list I of biseball fan" The rojdlrrs tn this I. imp have sixteen diamonds and are j.'eirlnp space foi others Next to banilnll. boxlnc I- provlnu , the nvv t popular 'pnrt So crrat has 1 1 . , rime the d-cand tor instruction lh.it In one camp nemo more 1,1m - " .i4..f-tant boxini; in'tructors are k. pi bu-v Sl thousand sets of bo.vlnR cloves have been sent to the camp, "ml orders have b en placed for thou.inds more. Matches are freipientlv la eerl between eompanv, leclment and i'P champion", wnicn ntw.iys oiaw chainiilnn". which always uiavv liner points of the sport are Blen by ifesslonal boxers who wear the army j 1 r uniform. Track athletic probably rank third in popularity Competitions have been nii.inited with athletic orcanlzatlon In ,1ti. . mar tlu c'liiili". and a many as four (ra'-k meets have taken place nt 1 tie tiny in one camp As luanv as sun men have token part In divisional 1 himp oiu hipr. and th meets hnve been Willi! to:.- ,-ed by moie than Jo.nnii .pec'a- PHII.S HAD 1IAKD VEEK: MACK.MEN HKEAK EVEN The wrrk' rererd In eirh leaner of rnmr I'll.vril. won ami lust, wnti rillin. nu1.. error- NATION I. I.Kf.l i: ii. r. i. it on. .-. t ii ii in Nrw Inrk I IdclKii. f llirlnnnti I'lllsl.nrcli lll-t.lll VI n 10 'Hi 1(1 II in as .ii st ::. in ii 4.1 11 1,1 1 31 .1.1 IS rilil'lrs (I I II 2 r, : lrniikl.tli .1(1 j. - l. I .mi I. j I 411 1 mi:iii( an i.r.MitT. v. iv. i.. it. ii. i: i n mi .1 .1 S 31 IJ i : 2 - m n : :i v. .1.' n .1 l -zn u i i :i i; .i- i q i.i n- a: ki ."..I 21 II in .11 ll 3'i 1 ;.- IK 20 S 1 I .1 12 .V! I 10 tr, 1Iti si. i yt l. , j l trf ft fJP w V A MM. I.I. I) IN l'l.M.II (.v William. cvCuli ulltfirlilcr, wlin juincil iln- Phillies in (;in. ititiili, in. lalleil into action ef. Ifnlay In help llie Mnraniiirn in llieir eiphlh inninp rally. Cv prntnptlv 'inplril anil later scored, malcriallv tiiilnir; llie Phil,- vlrlnry over llie Iicil. ORGANIZED BASEBALL SAFE, SAYS TENER National League Prrpiilent Re- lii-ves Cniwflcr 'rfiefHl-Work' Order Won't Affect Game i1rganl7ed baseball K not worttrrt over th,- prospi ct of being fori ed out of cx-ist.-nco by the new sele.-tiv,. sirvlcc nrifer of Provost Marsli.-l denernl rrovv rlep demanding that every man within the selective age work at a useful war vvoek or join the anny. Pres dent John K Tener. of the Na tional I.eague. parsing through Phlladel phla v-esterdiv- on liks vv-av to New- York to . onfer with either olhrlals of the league, raid at flrM It was feared the order might Include profisslonal ball players, but as the disaster attendant upon i'ch a move vvas realizer? bv the club ownerr. their fear lessened boeauio they rto not believe the Government would rnfoice an order that would wipe out millions of dollars Invested In the national pastime There is more than $20.0(10 0(10 in- vested in profehulnn.il baseball in the 1.1 th- main- hagiies alone. Mr Tener j',' said No p-'rt . 1 this rould be saved It IX the I'rowiler older appll.rt to ball play IB l e .'. he In istei? I The Nitional League president satrt there would lie no chance for the con tinuant e if the national game should tl.e ''lowder otder Im eairlcd out In baseball . Ircles The average number of men left f,,r fech leant w -.uld be tlllee playets The St Loulr Nationals would be hatd- st hit in.it icani vvouiit nave ont one , .. ....... . mmi SXti I ,,1.111 i.,i inninp A - VK . ----- , . rlnrlnnntl, O., May 27 Thern..tnft' -" have heen some excuse for Xc'ro Jburn-j jJ ins ivnme i-ernapa tnerc wero reasoM im why the Massacre of Ct VaxUmHomSkAi e-.lt 'yQ ..r. ,,i,iriu'i i nrre rntgni; tiavii;uenrj.( .1 lllstlfl.lhl cailKA Cor f-1rolibv.fc ratlnll'' -, . ' : :." . : jr .;i?ii.v3 io nuiiorre .xapoieon at iiaterioo. 'tnorfi there was nn excuse for the Beds loslajf-.ttil mat nan game Sunday. . v.e; The triple play that took the visltCTRJ out of what semed a hopeless sltugtlrJaS.S had to be decided by two umpJresg$I When l.ee Magee shot n liner Into SiflS lions i'ihwf. me snoristop leape.apnyv.j second, thereby making sure of two'tsutCSw outs, then mapped the ball to XiUiJerxwr'.ig as Oroh went diving back to ttaj)arfiil Then wasn't any qu-stlon as, to tJialnr 3 hall beating (iroh. h" was out iallyJ right, but tlie field umpire, front M,? position, rtldn t see it and called oroh i safe The Phils raised a mighty uproaifw and loole tbotr riae hnol of lh- lati''t . where the chief "limp" pro'mptiy daicSs ided that Groh wan out 'j .fas Lurk of "Mule ' i ' -n ino iticK nr ".iuie VAtsori no.-tjT. had nlnniutdv nothing, tho Rede ,UnS lim likr hornpts the moment tit ftflf ..,... . . ..... - . i . . i--ir-n insini m nvo minuics ono run, I ttflfi in. tlur-e nirrAprivp hits had bden ' I bolted .i rifl two mon wore on b;iS.;wiyi'-',.S , imne rait Ono more lonp drive, cven'ita I i.i .. ij i. .. it-474l "ii mi- i-urrrsMir. OUH1 IlflVO put ,XI0 sTij but PtpndPtg.ist np c"nt lu Just Ina iniiv t nn iv i j in i ii 1 1 1 n L,lrJ UkitiU t cu.' jvjf. Pat Motan Is beginning to feel un-; certnln about llie "Mill. ' So far Mr, iS 11 ll.l an .amicable dlpnnslMon. anil 'tnMthl.l"' ' of th.si. altrlbu'es will take you 'ery"3 1UI llllln S.U'lll. It Isn't often at kirt this selsonr'X that a lunch hitter make., good in. place,' of a iltc',i"r who ha been fllnglnfr' y elegant hall, but Cy Williams 'rarilxnf delivered when he replaced BradIy-.JI Hogg. Psually the pinch hitter HIvV'trs''f9 , ., .,,. ....-, .. ki... t.-.-,ii .....?i?a anu ine reiiei imciier nem uiaea.4Bi.cuiii -.... ne u,m t ,ki. rt. .1.. nla.-(.'!a "lit "l llllll ll, villi, ia.c .lie I'UlUd'i ,,M hitter won out. and though trnvrellifjfjfl pitcher was an awful object, the manSS wno re-cueti tne rescuer proved aoie 1013 nniti mem (town. All Out of Lurk i Pete Fchnetdtr promises to be thVvj biggest kind of a sensation this SfasonAvJS but hasn't had much luck to datej)Ks'-a vvon on opening day and has b'eeilv- potted for five stialght beatings tlftr-ei-? It seldom happens that three SicrlJ-'-Wi flee hits ate recorded In one lnnlneirfl.v the thing doesn't seem possible, but su'qhi was tne case in tne virttnr' eighth. ses.Tfi lon. Iltirns's bunt, a legitimate saori-rf? lice, nnd so recorded, was throtvrt tn'ij Vllllil nil v. nil "l lllfL ..ill. lllbC.LlCjlLCVA . ti ihody Pit zgera Id's bunt was chucked' wiiu in Menneitier, and again nooody,,I was t.ut out Stock'n lone flv tA.-leff-iia " - 7'" --K " jJ marb the third Faentle0 of this Irealtl6rtA'J
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