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WASHINGTON CROSSED THE DOPE LIKE GEORGE CROSSED, THE DELAWARE IN SERIES WITH A'S
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,4 'S SHOVED IN LAST
WONDER WHAT THE EARLY WORM THINKS ABOUT
AMES LONE SURVIVOR
OF 1905 GIANTS tiOW
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
Leon Kalamily Reported to McGraw in 1903, Saio
Dozens 'of Famous Stars Pass Out and Still is Twirl-
ing Effective Ball for St. Louis Cards
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Ntce sSPRirsis dav-
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,0H- ISj'T This Too
pRovoKuJft!.' HEne'S
PLACE AS SENATORS
COP ALL FOUR GAMES
Thisre. .Me'S' Got,
ME RIGHT BYTne
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TraRRIOUY vSTReTCHeD.
REALLY THIS-IS' AM
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Fe?ESH ROBIMS
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K in Weird and Woozy Baltics Final Game Is '
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Lost Between Rainstorms
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$$ TTtlE only tiling Mint moved siftl lit Slillio 1'nrk yrstciclnv nflm mmii .-i
the dock. The ball game which n tippcvpil (o hr tlio iiinciiiil iiltuic-
tton, bumped alone spasmodically liKf llic Rood ship Mrrtimnr in 11 hrnj .en
-i- jr n bus of tlic 100S vintage? luoiilliing through one nnMiit. I'm- two Iiihii
B nnu nfty-live minutes the boys plajed lnpp laiPhnll on a -"loppj Hold. imnnoM
numerous and sundry sinms 10 iiiuk iinrn. min nope' i tuiifiuif in nun
mlng races some time, and disported lliemsehes like nipmliiM of the .Mud lldi-,'
union at the annual outing.
It was more of n progressive bnpball pait. miiclnc'lcil along the same l inoo
Mn a family euclire. They would play baseball a few inning until interrupted
by a rainstorm, go iulo the clubhouse to em-ape another rainstin in and kept it
up until Ilrii-k, the umpire, got hungry and inlieil the game at (:'J" p. m. with
Washington in the lend, 10 to (!. It was good tiling he did it. liecaiise the
Washington players were beginning to worry about missing the train for Itos
ton, -which left at 10 : 1." p. m. i
However, a legnl battle was staged, and. as my old friend Kinglet mij. tin
i Delaware wasn't the only thing thnt Washington nosed. The basebnll dub
benring that same idenlieal name i rossed all of the dope in the lust four days
nnd copped four straight games from our noble A'. Thev made tin- home folks
nssumc the leading role in Hint Stirling drunin entitled. "1'ioni :i Cnstie to the
(Utter," for tnclu.i. May (!. HUH. Ciuiiiie's MnekereN are timih enliendied in
the deep cellar of (lie Aiuei nan League The i based out the St l.nuts Itiouus
after n long siege.
The (jriffini'h iuue boosted llii'in-clic-i into the liist elm-emu mill now me
roosting in fourth ldaee. The team i going good now nod -lioiild gie the lied
Sox n hard battle in the seiic uhii-h opens lodiij.
Yesterday's gaine was anntlier of those things. Hcri j1mhI was hitting the
ball nml twentj -three bingh-s weie legistereil in the eight and two-thitds
innings.
Ir-
1ISI Hit AW niatn huh Ihe hem n hi n hr pulled fume mme n Hint
in Ihe second net irini tin Imiri ircic tilled In inpniili.
also colli) Willed n Iioiiici nil" Ihi tuine Iriiitnry.
Sltlll Hue
Athletics Wallop the Hall When It Doesn't Count
AlniOUltll the A's outlut the Msitois yesterday, they didn't have a t'hin.i-
mans chune- to gain cten a newspain-r derision. They en-pt up mi Hie
Senators in the fourth when tluee run- were legisteied. but the enemy got husv
again in their half of the hfth and made tlitee more Two otheis weie added
In the sixth for good measure. .loe-Diigiin tilpled in the eighth, scoring Shan
non, and came in himself when 1'eikins slummed a single to i enter. Those
hits were timely, but the majority of the others weie thrown nwn by eeij one
.except the official scorer.
It's funny how bard the A s can hit the ball when it di i t niiint. It
lsn is ludicrous, to say nothing of facetiuus, to note how main men ,-ue in.i-
-rooncd on the footpaths when a good whack will send them home. The onlv
'dope we have to offer is that the home-town boys hnve not yet ili-ioiered their
wallop nnd do not know the meaning of a linal punch.
In this series which was lost, foiir-loie. the A's hammered out t.i liiw,
xcored 18 ruus nnd left -4." men on the bases. Ordinarily, this would hac been
t?j34 enough to win a couple of series, but something was wrong. On tin- other hand,
st'1', Washington connected with 4!) Iiingles. s, ored IIS runs and had '-".I embryonic
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To assist the figger filberts, here are the fads and figgeis peitaining to the
SSJ runs perish on the sacks
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Sivo6zXfour-gamc set which knocked our athletes stiff, 'total hits, ill, of whidi
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jpp IVere I i Slllglvs, O IIIIIIUHS ' t I J i - linn i imun- mil-. i, v , ii i- ... , iiim
M-orcd by both teams ami 71 runnels were left on bases. Look those liggeis oer
and see if they have been beaten in any major league series. We don't know
and are not going to take the trouble t" tmil out. Krnie Lannigan and Al Munio
Kilns, please write.
.Jim Shaw knocked three limners in four trips to the plate, which should he a
record if it isn't. However, this same feat was accomplished by Ceoige P.urns
when he played with Detroit, but not on suit ceiling days. Our (ieorge got
three circuit smashes in the series with the A's, two loming on the hrt d.iy
and the third in the last game.
JIM H iciul is Unoun in n imyrhological htllrr. Ileirlufme he lie
licvcil it teas liis duly In ir n; In the platr mid vine hit hut liner
ll'mM, tut some one told him hf cnnld miodtr the hull if he nnly hit it.
(fn Friday he connected with n hnmer. nnd ichen he tleiifml iii In the
plate the licit time he said hr Ineie iriliunl qucihnii uf n dnnlil Hint
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hC tCOtlld WHitl'l minuter, .inn nut y w'u mini j rtirti mil iifiifiH.
Has Sonic One Stvipnl the Signals of the A's?
T AST Sunday when the A's weie leturning from the defeat in Washington
--' one of the players said it was strange how the Washington club could
make so inanv hits against the Athletic. "It seems funny to me," he said,
tSv 'jY,r they seem to know what our pitcheis are throwing nnd knod; the nines
at anil last UailS II Jlllie. i million l e.- .-.,. i"'--, " ,..-. .-i.- nuinn oiu-
' signals."
It surely looked that way to the gang in the press Lot, for the Senators
luitl back for the fast ones and stepped into the curves with amazing consistency
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&t and regularity. Itll inree Clever men ine urumu, .ncmnie ami auioci; on
t tlio poaching lines, little or notliing escapes mem. iney pronauty got tlie dope
-"). tlie first day and worked it from then on.
i'f- In' order to avoid n misunderstanding or lene a false impression, allow
R.1 .u i.. olnio Hint Hio nrnetiep of signal swininc is nerfectlv legitimate. It isn't
jtfi p I" "i"v ' fc -' " ... . . .. -
s- the same ns swiping n wntch or pocketbook. but a science carefully studied liy
fc-r-.V 11 l.t lnn..n .MnnnnAfU If ttlPV Cll O Sol VP tllC RlirnS Used llV tllO eilli-hei' tl.r...
. Ull UIS IVUftU- lliuuui," ' - - J r. ......
can tip off the batter nnd the rest, is easy. Ihe man nt tlie plate who knows
-u'bnt.ig coming can bat a million.
?& (rnnnie'M nitchers. howeyer, aie the chief offenders. They seeni to tin off
thR enemy every time they throw the ball. They stand facing the batter, with
the throwing arm in full view and the ball held in such a manner that eery
htf' one ran see 'l- iow a I1110'"'1" bns' different ways of holding the ball for curves
jknd fast ones, and as soon as Ins style tieeomes known tlie rest is easy nr
teJiv-mnle. be sometimes shows more of tlie ball for a fast one than a curve, ami
lfet&8wllh three men vaU-lilng hhn i lonely there is little ihnnre to got auny with
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DTtlling. If yon will notice the next time you arc nt the game, the opposing
" pitchers always hide the ball with their glove before throwiug it.
".el.
nERHAPS Hit h not Hie proper hunch, hut it imely did look like
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IN TUB srORTLIGIIT BY GUANTLAND ItlCR
Copyright. 1010, ill rights reerM.
Elegy in a Country Ball Yard
(If Mr. Gray Had Been a fan)
Perhaps in this neglected tpot once played
.S'omc star once pregnant tcith Ihe speed of Cob.b;
Hands that the bat of Wagner might have steayed
i Or leaked to ecstasy the mighty mob.
Full many a gem of purest ray serene
The unknotcn, unsung Bush Leagues bear;
Full many a lluth is born to bat unseen
And tcastcjiis homers on the country air.
Into Ihe Major League's terrific strife .
Their humble wishes never learned to stmy;
Along the dull and Hush League road of life
7'hcy kept the noiseless tenor of their play.
Former Singles Champion Re
I quested to Play in Foreign
Countries
IWILL MISS NATIONALS
T, I'Al I.
:. of this
city.
it itoisKin
TH'K WILLIAM
L fm an
gles title ami now a i aptain with the
Latso Holds Tillman
Even in Six Rounds
Slugging W'eltcrweights Engage in Hard Battle
Olympia Wind-Up Trembly Stopg Kramer.
Friedman Outfights Battling Mack
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Hy JAMKS S. C'AKOI-AN
Wl) ruggeil iniliucluals, 1 epiesenting i beat I'rnnlsie Dailey
the welterweight section, sloughed
anil slugged, wrestled ami bounced over
the Oljmpia ring last night for m
tough rounds witli honors even nt the
finish. Heferce Lew llrimsou took more
(hiinces than tlie battlers, Johnny Till
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I,,,,,,".. 1 tnne't. nnete in tlie' national . ". f Minneapolis-, and Stow- Latso
singles and doubles luiuipiniiliip
I'm rest Hills, in August
I'lilonel Waite ('. Johnson, athletic
ilirritor of the American expeditionary
foti-e. has teiiiiesteil ( aptain Williams
the veteran La-
tiobe, I'n., boj.
In the opener Joe Mendell trounced
.Inch Courtney, popping his man in
the second round for nine. Courtney
fought a game up-hill fight.
Scraps About Scrappers
M
n , iniiii, oi .tiinucapoiis, nnu ,mcc i.aiso, ,
lit of Ilnzleton, for they weie prepared to R' ' 'r'''l-N,(! s
. I stop the slashing driies- luch (.line all Kinds of
1 .,!.,.. ,i ;il, Ciiiiinin Wiilsnu M Wash
MI'URAY seems to have
trouble in landing work
their wsy, while the roaming oll'n int in this cit The challenger (vf Jiininy
was olT guard most of tlie time. Wilde will be one of the entertainers
It was u hard but not a sensational al the National on Saturday night, when
Ihii-ii Mini Lieutenant ic
California, to remain ahionil until lat
i in the summer
I Williams is a gieal tennis nitu and
it is helieved that his piesenie in tour
I m-iM in Lnglaml. I'i-uih e and Belgium
i will niomole better interualinnul
in;. In addition. Williams,
I horn and Breck are H-lu-il upon
the I'niled Stales win the
' tennis mat lies.
i Johnson's Letter
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V ltieck. of I """"" oiiiKKiog "i "lose ihiiki-
nniiiineii wiiu wiui swings siasuing uie
nir when the boys were updating nt a
distance, did not tend to make a thrill
ing bout. But the buys were in earnest
anil were out there to annihilate eai h
other if possible.
Taylor Coaches
lleininii Taylor, diieitor of opei.i
tious who laboted fioni a booth In tlie
northwest coiner of the ring, worked
hard to tell Johnny just how to hit
feel -
Wnsli-
tfi help
inter Allieil
Colonel Johnson, in n I'Uci to Cicorgc Stew, hut Sloe usually heaid the di
Tounseml Aib-. piesiilent of tlie l.nitedl lections before they le.uhed Johnny and
States National Lawn Tennis Assocm
linn, w I it ing about the ill gem y of hav
in" Williiiins lemniii alno.id
say-H
v.. liene lo neisiiaii Williams to
leiiinin out lien- for our liuiil tourna
nienls. Willi him. Wnshliurn and a
young player fioni the I'.n ilic coast liy
the name of Itieik. who pl.iuil lemark
ahle tennis at Cannes, and gave Wil
li , i,;.. inr,l,.i m.-iiili iiinuinir him to
two deuie sets, in eu.-Ii one of which l.e 1-Uso Worlis
,is sewrnl times holding the mntfli
,,,(,. liae a good i liamo to win the' person
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..if : lo I., wiiu. ii.iml In virile lo am i NUIIC so llllfll
of our popular tennis players
t
the
he engages Itnhby Doy le
Murray oiiginnlly was silieiluled to
lake on Johnny Bun", of Tienton. but
Bun" is said to lie a full -Hedged feather
weight null the match was canceled.
K. O Joe O'DoiihpII and Johnny
Muriny will come together in the main
bout.
Imk WetiiNtrln Iihs AIpiI p nrotcsl H Is
much annofi lipeans Ihp promoters refuse
lo pIhip KiMIe O'Keefe. the nucressfut tiime
ImtK. In their line-ups O'Keefe han listeu
In h number of ihe phows, tmt fit Ihe Int
minute the malch failed to po through He
expecta to be seen here ahorlls
OF
Boston Star First in Distance
Event of Meet in
France
Sometimes You Can't Tell
BACK in ths spring of 1001 a young fellow named Christy Mnthcwson began
Blurring and winning for the Ginnts.
Just two years later nnother young fellow named Leon K. Aniei r
(ported, to be christened Leon Kalamity Ames n short while afterward, for
the better he pitched the harder he found it to go out and win.
If any one had suggested ten or fifteen years ago that Leon Kalamity
would still be toiling In the major league sun after Matty had' ceased firing,
mental inspectors would hnve been upqn the suggester's trail inside of nn hour.
Yet Matty censed n u Giant regular bae,k in 1015, working only a few
games the following yeur.
And here wo hnve Jild man Leon Kalamily stilt breezing nlong three Or
four years after Mathewson has retired from active service!
No, jou can't always tell. Not always.
AMES is the sole member still iccariny harness tcho served tcith
McGraw in the campaign of JDOo. The others havclong since
lanishcd through the mists. Ames is tcith the St. Louis Cards.
Out at Last
VEIt since Conuie .Mack dismembered his great machine in 1011 he has
been dwelling moodily in the cellar, trying to build u stairway out. Each
year word has come that Connie hail u new machine of merit under way, hut
j after making u few threatening gestures his people soon dropped back into
I the muck.
I But this season is another affair. .Mr. Mack will spend no great amount
of time in the cellar from now on, for he has u machine that will annoy more
than a few df the hitherto elite, as jou might say.' He has a regular bull club
at last, a hustling, huid-hitting array that is a' better lighting club than his old
line-up.
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SUPPLY
DEPL, ON TOP
.liihnnj Meab". the nriile of Ihe Hobby
fiunnls stable will perform before Ihe At
lantic City Sporllncr Club patrons on Thurs
day nliiht. vhen he takes on .lai U Rusao In
the elisht-round feall'rp TIip olher noma
hrlnq: tnsether Tlurt Kennv mi .Hip ltople.
WUIle Hpenrer m. .Ine t)orie and 1 rHll'ie
Klein h JobnnV AVelsh
i was ready to combat anything that
I cunio his way
j Tillman did some ery fine jabbing
during the early touiiils. hut Johnny
' believes lie is the greatest hitler in the
game, though he knocks few of them .
colli Ilesnitc this Inlimiv tired rirh ' HnllllnB. Leonard and M Williamson
jMiiu. iMspttc iihs, .lonnny nnu eanj Inelt ln ,)1P mnln h,on H, ,,P National
of iahbing nnd staited to.thiovv hisiA ' on Thursdas nlBhi l.litle near and
' . i . , i t. i i . i , .llnimy Maon dash ln the spinhv nil-up The
.light carelessly. It was his light, hut . h"i, ,1 i,V.ent tv friend m Mlikv
I llrllt. .luck Perrv a Hlllv iwlne and l-.ddle
IJaikaon Terr Ketchell
t was all wrong
I so
The
Ilnzleton
and was
harm us
hoy is a dctci mined
in tlie fray to do as
possible. Tw-i e he
and niisseil that the
Paris, May 0. The track meet held
bj the American soldiers in the serv
ice of supply department at Lc Mans
closed yesterday with the intermediate
section winning the championship.
The eight-mile marathon was won
by Kred Knller of the Boston Athletic
Association, his time being -II minutes
.":? seconds. 1. C. Thompson threw the
jaelin 1(14 feet S inches.
Place winners in this meet will com
pete in the games to he held by the
American expeditionary forces to select
etitries for the inter-Allied games to be
held soon.
The divisions of tlie American army
of occupation have formed u bnsebnll
leugue, professional and semi-professional
players being on the losters of the
different teams, which will tour through
out the Coblenz bridgehead.
An American rugby football team
with stars from California has been
formed from the army of occupation
nnd will meet a team selected from men
in the Tenth French Army.
Lieutenant Paul Trennor, of Boston,
won the tennis championship of the
army of occupation today and has be
come an entry in the tennis tournament
which will be held by the A. K. I-'.
Cosgan Stops Carter
Jersey i'tts. Mav fl .Mel Coogan. of
TrrookUn stopped Kid Carter In Ihe. sixth
round of their eijeht-round bout at the
fllL ajiticnt Soft Kpol has been eliminated to a finish.
The Ultimate
My soul is seldom full of icrath,
Hut seize it from me, ptcaic.
The bloke I hate tcith a deadly hate
llir one icio draws to an inside straight
And beats my set of threes.
By Way of Golf Advice
ONE main trouble assailing the average golfer is an ovenaulting ambition.
Which is to say that he insists on doing nil the work, leaving the club
nothing iu the way of a job.
The club is u deserving specimen nnd shjyld be gitcu a iliuuce. By merely
guiding the cliibhead into the ball, controllidg its impetus without effort, sur
prising distance can oe obtaitied. Wheu in troubli let the club do more work,
without attempting to overwork arms, wrists and body.
5
I TI...I (tivliltsiir munlns L'ati nla I a I Alit In t"
will nnear in tho main bout t thf Cambria t Armory A, A., last night
Inn Friday night, opposed to Andv Hums I
n.inm Hucheit and .loe PorHov are ln the
Hpmlflnal. 1h other bout a follow Hay
Knnifl vh, i errv n tnion jiiiuhij AiurxHii i.
nropcily, Othawise it's fatal fault
ttap on the course.
The Better Way
I've never yearned lo put on gloves
.At any sort of tceight,
A'o matter tchat the purses tccre
That helped to compensate.
I'd rather be a manager,
Behind the post tecll hid.
And yell to viy man in the ring
"iStcap punches tcith him, kid!"
are timing your shot
nc that tcill find every
i
THE governor of Maryland insists that he can't tolerate a prize fight, whcr
he might stand for a boxing match. Wc don't know what the Willard
Dempsey melee will be. But the Willard-Moran uffnir was neither.
rm
vl fort They trcrl ten rfoicii and eight to play before Ihe match
'A'f.lf.l .V peace delegates briny their golf clubs to France." What
opened around Versailles.
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Iirp-illf IIIIIH-IUS III Ills I III lll'll UIIIIUSL lllS-M-ll HUH ,IJK rniiuniinn ..in. . ui t ...uiia..
lll).in) . ' ... ...' . , ..., Vnunir Daniels
e lust four games. Only eleven stiuck out, seicn of ichnm
were battery men, tchile the A's had ttccnty, nineteen coming in the
first three games. It might be a good stunt to change the style in the
series tcith Xew Yoifc tchich opens today.
ISo-Decision Bout in Toledo IF Be Unsatisfactory
tjff A IL'IIOUGII it baa been announced that the Willard-Dempsey champion -'
irXgUin affnlr will be staged in Toledo, wc still have our doubts about it eer
3 WBg pulled off in that Ohio city. The governor hns passed the buck to the
'aggp-officinU and they say a decision will be given. Perhaps this will be O. IC.
AwTperhnps agSSTi the decision thing will be killed.
wW.jlut the Law Terrible is likely to step in at any moment nnd what will
iMMPen to the big fracas'' It seems strange that Ilk-Lard would select that spot
SSWth all due respect to the city of Toledo when Nevada and Idaho have per-
good, iron-bound, topper-riveted boxing laws which allow twenty-round
"to a decision. That light will draw if it were held on the summit of
fit McKInley-. so why wnsu't Nevada or Idaho given a look-in?
jS",J'r- trill be more satisfactory to all concerneii especially thine yuys
"t" spending $50 for ringside seats if the bout is long enough In gite
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MMXX My Pete Herman tried hard to knocL out Patsy Wallace last Satur-
:4.r night and put up his best uranci ot ngnting. it uiun t iook mat way
.tMtfbut If Buck were the case, Tcte certainly is a ham champion. lie
WM Wallace to DacK mm againsi uie ropes, uronc gruiinu lime nnu ngain
'acted anything but like a tltlcholder. He put up n terrible exhibition and
'oalif excuse, he can possibly offer is that he had nn olT night.
tfHRHAI'N trjien Ihe. bating bill )' inaiiiptoxj icill ic forced to
r i-
e ..I .. I... 1 n... Iii'inli imiv-llieeil tllllti llOVs
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I tennis game during the next two or
'tluee months ner here in I'uinpe, from
Inn intei national icwpoint. than they
'could for 'he game baik home. They
all will he kill for net year's program
land I think if tlicv ate willing to stay
Aineriiaii tennis inn spaie them for this
' season on I lieie "
Veterans Pl.iy Well
Colonel .lohiisoii. who i a tennis
nliner ot decided ability himself,
makes sonic inteiesting comments, upon
the appc-.iiancc ill the lecent (.'amies
' tourniiinent of sonic of the old American
lc haiupioiis of tin- com t.
"It certainly would haie wanned the
I cockles of oiir beait," he writes, "to
I lime seen such men as Lai lied, (ieorge
'wrenn and Dtiight P. Davis going
i through the tournnmeut. The latter,
who, by the win, is a lieutenant colonel
I now, as iiNo is I.arncd. played most re
'mnikable tennis, going through to the
.seiuifinals in singles and to the finals in
doubles."
I As Indicating tlie gient importance
lawn tennis has gained in A. K. Y.
I athletics, Colonel Johnson states that,
in addition to the inter-AI'ied games,
the American forces are sending ath
letic teams to most of the Allied coun
tries, rowing mid tennis especially re
ceiving major consideration. j
Tennis teams will be sent to Prance,
Belgium. Italy, Portugal ami London, j
and Colonel Johnsoii believes the im
petus which these tournaments will give I
to' the game in the eastern hemisphere i
will do much for its international standing.
net bnck to into lonimy hlierninn s lap. I lie ropes
lec-eiveu
continually were bouncing
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llieill en ni""' "" i- , ..:...! . i,. ,i, :.i .... I,.- T-iwller Iiiih drawn no pasv aaslccn
I'nited States cluiing .nine, please .. .'"" " " , ; I- ' ment for iieil Mon.ku nlc-ht hen lie tnkra
off on hI Dclanej In the Olympic fpature De-
lanev 1b one of the hardt-hittlnir llKht-
welRhts ln the (tame Joe Tiplit7 and Packey
in me semiwind-up.
Tilluiaii lec-ived a number of vicious llommey Llash
punches to the body. Latso took most
nf l.;u ...ilwliiiinn iit.iin.l elm ,.;.r!.t Tlie liiontlitl nifetlnic of th Pine Street
ot Ins punishment aiouncl tlie light . riebatlng Hocieij was held at lilannlnl'a last
side of his head as Tillman's left swing nlBht More than foru were present.
. ., tl'nrnest .T.imbor was elerled v. inpmbpr
got the range. :
In tlie seconil inunil I. also unin
tentionnlly caught Tillman foul with a
left hook and this weakened the west
erner for the leinninder of the round I
Iteferee (Irinison failed to notice this1
and Tillman refused to make any pro
test.
Kramer Mnks
One pi utilising welterweight has
gone the unite. Willie Kramer, the
Milwaukee entry, lingered for two com
plete louuds with Sailor Ed Trembly,
but in tlie t h ii it round he walked into a
storm of punches and went out early.
AVillie was knocked helpless and had
to "be helped to his corner. This looked
like his farewell showing.
Abe Friedman continues to improve.
He dazzled Battling Mack with his
Lconardesque style and danced rings
around his foe, planting left jabs und
right smashes to the face freely. Fried
man looked very good.
Young .luck Tblaud, after a two
years' Inyoff, tried to come back, He
fought well, but not good enough to
WA.LTER'1
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Terry Martin Wins
onduti. Ma tl Trrj Martin if the
I'lilled. Htatea navy defeated i'hrls I ang
dnn, of Swansea. Wales, on points ln a
fifteen-round contest ftt the National Sporl
tnif Club last nlaht
Valger Defeats Artie Root
'lerlaml, Ma rt Kenny Valger, of New
York was awarded th newspaper decision
oer A rue uooi. 01 Lieeiann in a len
rnund tioxine bout here last night
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Dartmouth Golfers Triumph
i CumlirlJcr. Mnfclt.. Mav (I. Th l).irl
ljnouth,Cplen olf team defeated Harvard'
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