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SURPRISETOWIACK
Jing Johnson and Johnny Wat
son Win While Scott
Perry Loses
MAY START SOCKS SEIBOLD
By EDWIN .1. POLLOCK
Special Staff CflrrMfMnlriit Trawllnr Villi
thti Athhftlrs
New York, April .10. Cornelius Me
Gilllcuddy opined Rome time ago that
if he got the pitching the A's would be
Terr, very likely to surprise the talent
In the Bnn Johnson household ; the A'
have been Retting the pitching.
The aforesaid Cornelius MeGillieuddy
nlso Informed the, public that ofttlmes
i the men upon whom he counts for vic
tories fall down and the ones held
cheap 5n ability ofttimes come through
with victories. It has come to pass that
both Mr. McGillicuddy's statements are
founded upon truth.
The A's have been getting the pitch
ing andfthey have been cnustng sur
prises. Scott Perry, the hero of the
Khlbo family last year, has dropped two
straight games nnd Johnny Watson,
Jing Johnson, both of whom were con
sidered low In rating as compared with
great Scott, each have landed on their
triumph. Yesterday Jing took all the
olng out of Yankee bats. He let New
Yorker down with six safeties and
these half dozen hits were as far apart
as pay days.
Almost a Shutout
Jing hurled an article of ball that was
descrviDg of a shutout, and the only
Tank run in the 7-1 A's win is trace
able directly to a boot by Young Mr.
Dugan, who took baseball and another
course at Holy Cross.
Watson pitched fairly good ball
against Washington, and although he
got credit for the victory, the better
twirling exhibition was given by Walter
Anderson, who relieved Watson in the
seventh nid went to the thirteenth be
fore the Senators lost.
The shooting of these three young
sters proves that Mack will get the
pitching this year if the early work
of the trio can be taken as a criterion
of their midsummer form. Of the three
Johnson appears to be tbe best.
There are two other young men on
the Mack payroll who are likely to
cause rival managers a lot of worry.
One is Seybold, who was baptized Hay.
ry and called Socks from the time he
first played ball on the back lots. The
other is Walter Kinney.
Twice Mnck has intended to start
Seybold and just as many times he has
changed his mind, gcybold seems to be
in great sbnpc, and it is probable that
He will make his UW debut this aftpr
noon in the final of the series against the
lanks.
No Fault of Perry's
Perry's pitching has not been a Hl.
appointment to Mack, but tbe results
obtained while the big Atlanta boy has
been in tho box have been, disappointing
to the Tioga citizen. No fault can be
found with the hurling of Great Scottv.
for the two defeats charged against him
were Hue to errors of omission and com
mission by his team mates.
New York writers were boosting
Ernie Shore, the former Hed Sox
hurler, before the gome, and they were
strangely silent after the ex-Bostonian
got the bounce from Huggins in tbe
seventh yesterday. Gotham scribes
stated that Shore was good enough to
beat nny American League club, let
alone tUe Athletics.
For three innings he looked that
good, but in the" fourth he cracked nnd
in ili seventh he fell apart. Ho walked
Kopp in Uie fourth and Burns followed
with a, triple and Witt with n single
for the first two" runs. After Witt bent
out an infield hit in the seventh. Shore
went to scn jiassing Thomas, Perkins
and Jolyijon nnd forcing in Witt. Tlip.t
was enough for Huggins, who sent"Mog
rldge in from the bullpen. Shannon
fooled the left Imnder by batting right
handed, npdhe winged a double torlght,,
scoring Thomas and Perkins. Roth's
infield rap admitted Johnson nnd Shan
non registered tho final run when Pipp
th,rew Wild to second.
Standings, of Tennis
and Baseball Leagues
. ..... Won Lost V.r.
Germantowh High ...... 5 o l.iKMi
;i entrai Jiign 1 ...4 2 .007
f.Vortbenst High 2 2 ..lull
rrankrord High ........ 2 :i ,400
'West I'hllKdelnhhi 2 :i .llwi
'Hollth l'llllndelnhla :! ,VI
1..1.AIt. III.!.. . . MH
( V,"V"V llltll ......... X a.UU
, TENNIS LliYfiUE
1 . . Won Ixit
Tenn Charter 2:1 2
'West I'hllndelpliU IB 5
.Norllieuxt .. 14 11
.(itrmuntown lllgli .. , ,, is n
.rrankrord H 7
Lower .'Merlon .' 10 10
'Central High ... . ., .,,,,41 14.
flrrmanttmn Academy ft o
KdIhcoiiuI 1 13
"Cheltenham 4 IB
ll'aindeii lllgli .-... 4 IS
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What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL
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Nfw Vnrk... 2 2
rittshursh ..2 3
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AMERICAN
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rhlrar .... 5 J
Iloston a 1
C Irrrlahri ... 2 t
ATIII.KTIC9. 2 2
Washlnrlnn . 2 3
New ork... 1 2
IJetrelt. 1 3
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TODAY'S 8CHEDULE
' NATIONAL I.EAOUE
nrookljn at rhlladftphla CUar.
New York at nmitnn Clnndr.
rilttunth at rlnelnnatl Cloadj.
St. Iouli at Chicago Cloudy.
AMERICAN I.EAdTJK
AlliMIrs at Nw Vork Clear.
Iloston at Washington Cloudy.
Chlcuto at Detroit Clondr. .
Cleveland at St. Mai C'londr.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN I.EAOCE
Athlrtlti. It w York. 1.
Washington, 4i tlnstan, 2.
thlcaro, 3i Detroit, 1. . ,
Cleveland. 2t St. Louts, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
riilllles. 8: tlrookbn, S.
Cincinnati. Si Plttsbunth. t.
St. LouM, li Chicago, n.
Doalon-New York. imslnontdi cold vifithfr.
Bingles and Bungles
Tts nbout tlms they take rat Moran and
his Reds ssriouslu n " tfattonal chat or
tn ponfalon.
Thlli and Dodcern may b so,nar In the
aerie, bnt Jawn .Coombf will so running
for today' daelsln. beoanse It circle with
It a daedlock wl.ii th Dodgers for tcond
Dlaoe.
Pat Moran had a right to feel a bit Inds
nendsnt h took hi milk bath this
morning. IIli Hli ar the onlv team under
the Big Top etlll unbeaten.
The PMU tpalle Ihn pirtetteort tt! the
Doiatri, and iViuhtnolon halttd the iclnnino
march o the Ittd Snx vtlttrdau. llarrv
Harper eouthpaiuerf t'ieloiv rov the mon
arch! o the diamond.
rrel Toner, who umo time ago annooneed
that ho had unit thd Giant and baeeball.
get hi Tenneee diploma at midnight to
night. For the Inet four month he ha been
keeping regular honrn and ha not been oat
late a lngle night. Tontr'e degree, which
la llkelr to be a thermometer, will entitle
him to a poat-gradaats course with John J.
Mcdraw.
Jiut to rrove tht Jawn Coombs play no
fiuoriUmn aa minager of the Phllj, Colby
laok benched hlmaelf yeterdy In the first
Inning when, coaching at the thtrd-baae line,
he caused 2.eo Callahan to unnecessarily slide
into tho hot corner.
J9y th teal, the Boston Ittd Sox not onlv
lott a bait name, but firtt place as well
veiterdav. Eddie Collins, and hie White Hos
mates Jumped into the pactmaldna tore b'j
beating Detroit for its fltth Kin out of 0I0
atartsi
T. R. Cobb accounted for Detroit's only
run and one-thu-d of the hitting off Cirott.
who let the Tiger down with tU AAfclles.
Cohli'n contribution was a trip! and a
Ingle.
Milt Stock deposited the only run of the
duel between the Cubs and Cardinals. In
cidentally It was the only victory registered
nut of six atarts this bruah by Major Ilranch
Klckey's tossers,
All that the Cornell baseball team needs to
sew up games this season is to get a catcher
by the ttam of Thread. Thev hai'e the weces
snry Xeedle, who shut out tho at. Laurence
College nine' yesterday.
ClfTelnnd breathed sigh of relief nlmnt
It pennant hopes sestrrdsr when Guy .Mor
ton turned In a flre-hlt hout-out over the
Ilrouns,
Schoolmaster Hsy l'isher. whom the Yan
kees couldn't use because he failed to turn
In tctorles regularly, registered his second
straight triumph for Tat Moran yesterday,
when he held the Pirates to three hits.
Xo les than Are double plays icere pulled
on the unsuspecting Cardinals by the Cubs
vesieraay. uerhie mas rie only player to
flout e in all five of the dou
ucie Miii'ipi.
Th GUnU lost another ehnnce to pick on
the flt-ares. when cold weather Intervened
at Boston yesterday.
After seeing the Olants and Dodgers in
action the better Pat Moran's Reds look
to us.
Wilbur Cooper, of tho Ftrates, rated ene
of the best southpaw drnning a pay check,
da yet to win his first 11)11) derision. Cooper
started game twlco for Unco- Uoxdrk and
finished second the same number of times.
IL's a tQugli life for Hill Tvtetn. For the
second time ho breezed through a Thll
Dodger gam without a sln.Ia complaint be
ing filed against his decisions. Eten an. urn
plro has nerves that Hro bound to crack
under this monotony.
F
IILWEV
ENTS
Marines and Jackies From
League Island to Give
Exhibition Drill
WALLER TO TOSS OUT BALL
Thf Athletics Ti!l nnrn their home
cnson tomorrow nflcrnnon tit Sliibe
rnrk with Washington ns the other half
of the attraction. The cntcs will oncti
at 1:30 and Kcntllp's lilitnry Haud
ixlll rcntlfr popiilnr and patriotic se
Ipctlons until the enmc grts Koine at
."? :30.
ThrnuRh thr- co-operation of Major
General f,. W. 'P. Wnllor nn,l Pnlnnel
li. .T. ffleill nf tlm mnTt.n rnt.a n.i.l!
... ... .-...nl.,. ,,. tllll ttlV. IUI IJ, .lilt,
Itcar Admiral C. 1'. llitchcx. commntid
ant of the Jfliilndelphia Nnvy Yard,
there will be sen'ral ronipunies of
marines and jackies In attendance.
The marines will he accompanied by
the band of the. FirM Ueciment of ma
rines and the jackies by the post nanl
band. Prior to the start nf practice,
which will be I! o'clock, the marines
and jaclios will j;ic nn exhibition drill.
This will ho followed by n thrillinR ex
hibition of combat bayonet drill by 11
jquntl of forty marines under the com
mand of Major Anthony 3. Diesel Bid
die. The exhibition by the marines and
jackies will be at 2:30 o'clock. Im
mediately after this the two teams will
form for the march to the flag pole for
the railing of "old glory." They will
be escorted by the marines and jackies
led by the three bands in massed forma
tion. The first ball of the American League
championship season will be thrown out
by Major Genetal 1 W. T. Waller, of
the marine corps.
rlTlCKS
BIG THREE VICTORS AGAIN
INPHILA.
Merion, Without Mrs. Barlow,
J hiteivashes Philmont ;
Country Club and North
Hills Lead Suburban League
By TETER PUTTER
THHItn were no surprises in the
Philadelphia Cup series jesterday.
Plnlmoont had made such a fine show
ing against Huntingdon Valley last
week that It xvns thought the team might
make Merlon work hard, but the cham
pions had an easy time of it, and this
in spite of the fact that Mrs. U. IT.
Harlow was not there to play on the
team. Mrs. George S. Munson made a
most acceptable substitute, nnd after
the last hole was played and the smoke
hiew away, Philmont had not been able
to win a single match. It was the first
appearance this year of Miss Frnnrea
(irlscom, the former national cham
pion, and Mrs. W. J. Peck, and their
presence on the team did a lot to bal
ance it in the absence of Mrs. Harlow.
Huntingdon Valley made n much bet
ter showing ngainst Old York Itoail,
and the team is better balanced than It 1
was last week. Miss Klcanor T. Chnn-1
dler made her debut and won. Tli e (
former runner-up to Mrs. Fox in the
tnnat .liiimnlniicllin iwn TMrB flPO. i
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played in very fine form, in view of the
early season. Mrs. Stetson is still lead-
ing the team, while Mrs. Fox is now at
I three. Later on. when she has had
j more time to play, we may expect to I
see her at the top of the team. I
Tho Cricket Club Is going nlong nt '
n nice gait. Mis Kthel Campbell has.
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Annual Track Contests Are
Scheduled for This Afternoon
at Franklin Field
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FAST TIMES ARE EXPECTED
Coach I.nwson Kobertson will send
his freshmen traik team against the
combined preparatory schools of this
city nt I'rnnklin I'ield this afternoon.
This will afford tn yearlings one of the
he workouts of the season, as the prep
schools have ionic fine athletes.
Itobertson has a good sound of year
lings this year. Standing out promi
nently Is T.. A. Hrown, of Seattle.
Wash., who did close to two minutes
for the half-mile on nn outdoor board
track several months n go, equaling n
I'nivcrsity iccord made by the Intel
I'rank Wtilkcr. Tenn hnlf-mller, in
IfllT.
Hrown inn the linal lap for the
freshman one mile relny team last Sat
urday. KobcrKon thinks Hrown should
lo under two minutes for the half-mile
if pressed this nfternoon.
Other freshman entrants include H.
It. Smith, Jink, and Jones, in the 100
and 220-yard dashes; Gronquist, Hachc
and Hrcwster, the latter the world's
interscholastic half-mile champion, in
the quarter; Kennedy nnd McKenzIc,
former Central High School runner, in
the mile; Amrn, in the two-mile, nnd
Wecdon, Stein nnd Manuel in the hur
dles. The first event will be held at
a ::;o.
I'ield entrants include 1'innk and
'i'ownsend. in shot put; Stein and Bun
nermnn, broad jump, and Reynolds nnd
Wells, high jump.
CUP MATCHES
Standing of W omen's Golf
Teams in the Big Leagues
rHILADELrillA CUP
Matches Games
V 1. W I.
Iluntlnxdon Vallay mi 0 10 4
Merion Cricket -! 11 la 2
Philadelphia CrlcVet .... 'J II 1 2
Old Vork Koad n 'j 1 13
Rlverton II 1! 4 10
1'hilmont 0 a 11
SUBURBAN I.KAC1UK
Matches (lames
w 1. v
North Hills a 0
Counti y Club 2 0 7
Hala I t "i
West Chesler I 1 r,
Woodbury I 1 7
EprlnKhaen 1 1 3
Bt. David O : 3
Overbrook 0 'J 4
feet on the team which won fhe of the
seven matches from Itiverton. There is
not the slightest doubt that when the,
three big teams get together we are go- '
ing to see some very fine golf, and,
while Merion seems the better balanced
nnd with n greater preponderance of1
low handicap placr.s there is no lull
ing nbout the outcome. I
The Philadelphia Country Club has
been, trying for some time to break into
the big league. It was the favorite last
year, but Old York Koad spilled the
beans. The Country Club players havo
made up their mind thnt this is their
last year in the Suburban League.
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Many Local Boxers Aid In Liberty
Loan Drive
As nn extra ndtletl feature tn the
many attractions the numerous clubs of
Canine street arc offering in their efforts
to aid in the great Victory Loan cam
paign, a number of boxing bouts mid 11
wrestling match were staged last night.
boxers being furnished by tho William
,T. Hermnn Health Institute.
The wlndup was between Joe I'ot. of
Knglnnd. anil Kid Ilussell. The other
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Chief Ilrniler and (Jenrge Cohen ;
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Corey Reaches Semifinal
New York. April 30 Alten Corey reecheo
hi semifinal tound of the squash tennis
championship tournament nf th Yale riuh
,trda afternoon lie triumphed oer .1
t' Tomllnsnn, Jr in tn rnmimrntliclv easy
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Nen Wk, April an Willi toyle the
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a licence U rid" estrrds. at h meeting
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Dartmouth Beats Maine '
llanoter. N. 11.. April 30 The Dart
mouth teatn defeated the I nlversltv of Maine
In a hard fought name here jesterdav after
noon. l the srure of ;t tn J
Fordham Meets Columbia
New ork, April SO Pordliam 9 hasball
team will meet the Columbia nine nt Ford
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Cricket Match
Ilnierfonl, l'a., April 30. In a.
cricket match this afternoon between ll'
Ilarcrfonl College Juniors and Sopho
mores the third year men easily won by
a score of TO-HS.
This is tho first of a series of inter
class cricket games that will be held
this spring on Cope Field, and tb
Junior's chnnces of winning the cham
pionship aro very bright.
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